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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-09

Ouly three moro issues OF sne W.
DICTATOR will intervene between tho
present iss,,e and the day OF the
Presidential election. q day 10 which
every friend 81 constitutional liberty
and every friend OF Louletaos Ii o.
peotad to do htn duty. This duty 10
simply to vote yourself and to urge
upon your neighhor the importance
Of doing likewise. This Is what 70
called sn "off year" In politics 10
Louisians, and We have not the spur
OF local interests to incite us. but
nevertheless We trust that the elet'-
ton Of Hancock aud English may
inspire our people with enthusiasm
sufficient to bring to the front the
full strength Of the Democracy OF
the State. Much has been said by
Republican newspapers and speakers
In denunciation Of what they call Q
SOLID South" and even some II
our citizens here seem puzzled to ex'
plain Why the Southern people. us''-
ally 20 little used to concerted &C.
ton, have approached something
IKE unanimity ID their opposiuon to
tho Radical party. Thu unanimtty
seems 70 ~ perfectly natural and Of
easy explanation. No sane man Wlll
voluntarily place himself abeolutely
IN the power even Off friend. HUI
man nature % liable TO abuse OF pow
or whom intrusted with too largo o
share Of II. But the Radical party
IL not only uuiriendly, but our open
and svowed enemy. 1t is the organ.
lied malignity OF the North. This
malignity is not strictly POLITICAL
but u directed against no a. o people,
and seems to be implacable. No
propriety OF conduct by the people
Of the South, no appeals to the mag.
nanimity or generosity OF the lead
ers Of this party u hellish hate. no
exhibitions Of even tho most patient
spirit or of the most heroic virtues
can awaken its clemency or.mitigate
its atroclty.
50 long az the Republican party ID
In existence thore will never be but
ono Issue before the American PEG.
ple. That issue will BIO sectionaltsm,
and will he forever barren OF any
rood results to 10 a. . people. Great
questions on finance, tsri6, and
othess Of still more momentous I'M.
mort. must await the death.knell OF
Radicsllsm ere they can DO granted
q hearing before the Grand tribunal
Of public opinion. Fortunately fos
our country, fortunately for ~ Of tho
South, the signs OF victory are con.
spicuons throughout tho whole line
Of battle. Every misrepresentation,
every cunning stratagem, every gild'
ed sophlstry Of the enemy. has been
fully exposed. and in tho bright AZ.
NOR Of our gallant standard bearer
no vulnerable point has been found
The election Of Hancock, IN oil prob
ability. will prove the death. blow Of
Radicalism In America. A party hold
together solely by sectional hate will
never be able to survive one sigoa
defeat.
Such, In our opinion. are some o.
tho consequences involved 10 th>
| coming election. Rally. then. to th'
polls once more on the second OF No
| vember. We have much to cheer 10
tho morning dsWns, and already 4
tho horizon resplendsnt With tn
glorles Of the now day.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-09

gpnOWL-In Natchitoohes. Thurs:
psInfni illness, ELIZA dEsFRuDE
AAITMAN, Wife OF James T. SproWl.
and youngest daughter 1T +. N.
Hartman: aged q years. . months
and 8 days.
New Orleans and New York pa.
DerS please CODY.
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CONSUMPTION.
New Orleans. 6eptembcr g. Is.

New Orleans, 6eptembcr Z. ls1V.
hereby certify that ! have been had with
consumption, from nasal catarrh, for over one
gear. Eight IRREGULAR" doctors had failed ia
care mo 6etora calling on DR.. Roberto. lalso
tried the physicians Of tho Charity Hospital
they also failed to afford even particle Of reliet
sonpd health. Tho awful cough and splitting ol
corruption hare both ceased. Will answer H.
quiriea coaoerPing ny case. live corner Phil
" sisae1 Wra. DELLA FOWLER.
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Special Notice.

THE Members Of the Democratic Ex.
! eeutive Committee az requested to
10 present at . meeting which will be
hald at tho Phoenix Saloon. in tho City
of Natcbitoches, on SATURDAY, the 10th
inst.
Matters Of importance, respecting the
present political campaign, will he dis
cussed. Do not fail TO attend.
THOS. p. CHAPLIN,
JAS. G. NOISE, Vice Chairman.
not Q-0k
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-09
CHOICE BEEF
LOUIS GEMBERT,

HAVING on pakfurs o large number If
III fne beef cattle, which he could not
dispose Of ct anything near their valne.
has concluded ia, butcher them himself.
To that end, heing practical butcher,
he has opened the middle stall In our
market, where be proposes to servo his
friends and customer with the best beef
ever offered here, and solicits fair share
of public patronage. OCT 9.3m.
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ABDOMINAL TUMOR.

No. 9. Second street,
Carrollton. La, January 5. lssO.
have suffered awfully With an abdominal
Aropsical tuner for four years. No phystciAna
whom tried afforded me any relief, unti( ar.
piled 70 DR.. Il. Il Roberts, who has heen
treating mo just Que month. ! am nov only
ss happy to ss f9a re ss %e% has !.
coming excellent.
Signed Mrs. THERESA HAGAEDON.
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~. Perry Porter will preach at
~ lloehodlot church 10 this city to.
uegsoV, 6 II A. n. Rev. Thomas
J. 0oaGh ~ eoao 20 C0tlshatta 70
{ do1leo1o ~ new Methodist Church
0t1ae p)aeo.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-09


Under this heading. tho New OF.
leans Democrat. OF the lst inst, puts
the following squelcher on the over.
weening and vlrtuous indignation OF
the editor Of the &ales on the detail
cation Of Sheriff 0authreaux. What
will the country admirers Of tho de.
tlogulshed editor cay to THE?
"He that's angratefnl, has no guilt but
one:
All other crimes may pass for virtaes in
him."
Nevertheless there IL q little under.
current hcrc. There IL q very preva.
lent impression that this same LOO.
maculatO newspaper owes its birth
aud the vigor OF tts earlier days to
Mr.. 0authreaux's llberallty. 1t 10 In
iact understood that Mr.. 0authreau1
Wa one OF . number OF city and
State officials Who subscribed to q
pool for tho purpose OF launching tho
BATES upon tts righteous path. giving
on hlS own account, some cay, a.
much % 5000. II 70 . curious coin
cideuCe that the States made 10 Up.
pooIanCo about tho time that 0autb.
ieauI's declarations tlsst began to he
suspected. He must have been Z
long Way ahead about that poei0d.
and tho h0gIh thought ARISES thai
poehAp0 thN p10ua end paeyjoel(
Mates nay hav0 beea Ooag6ed Wlth
ee0)en moeey. il IN . h0erd thoQlht,
6ooCo ~ 0toe leopA 10 6IateS b.
do0o little sayo hold jeoell up % Q
mi1se OF sll 10 mo1e beoatital hu.
man Ohayeotefbt)cs, while Is de.
bounced, either openly OF By innuen.
do, nearly every gentleman who oc'
cupsod Q public p0sltl0n under the
Democratic administration. Il be-
Condemned the new constitution a. q
monument Ol lmbeCilIty: tt has pil.
losled the Legislature a. Iecreant Ia
every trust, and To especial stock Ia
tIada has boen au aIraignmeAt Of
tho whole Office. holding community.
This u q sort IT rant which often
pNsses current With easy. going pe0-
pie, and upon tho strength OF thiG
particular rant the Mates has im.
pseee0d sOmo pero0ns ~ q very bold
Aod righteous newspaper. But what
Will tho admirers OF tho States thlnk
when they hear that the States drew
10 1fSe breath 10 NJ. 0euthreau1'a
arms, end that some q that $50. 600
UAiA 6op thA 0aH.mmpnn and tlhA offsaA.
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- Handsome Jewel h now tho
.GD1B OQo1ab1o hoot n the Grand Ecore
On1A OaeA 1tuo)oW % stjll In com.
- VllA Raesoe Barrow 10 the
go Or 6iead, Capt. 0eo. Ham.
40 1oDaoAt Aee Up tho last tsip.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-09
Oar Terms.

Or terms sre electIotyped at
~ heod q our columns, and our
lnaDo ed Iapidly Increasing clrcula.
- iaollfy q n not deviAsing ffom
10. Advsgtleese viii please 10.
01Dbog thb.
AlVogtlolog agents and others will
~ = MAD that they viii savo
~ cd postage BY not sending 40
- teoda, q partial trade advestis-
~ peoQoo0aone. They Immediately
- sAsls Wy into tho waste basket,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-09

The long and honorable business
vecogd q NJ. Hoeace Water, q New
Yoek CITY b suincleat Guasanteos q
To integrity Of ~ Urn q which he
= tho head. and. W1lle competitioo
~ brought down The prices q Fl.
iaos md Organs very, low-within
10 means Of eveSyb ody-purehasess
nay b ooetoin q being thirty dealt
Wlth 81 THE houoA T6ole advoet1oo-
0aat nay b iouod II aaoeAee col.
III now ! scaled Inst that ~ ars
- Aave . pee0 Convention. II oviDg.
Ssljse i lAnisr ana JasGsslski
Wlll - tAogef i - - ohAll etey
81 O. ~ 1rede 9 &. NosS-
: = J ! J :
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the MYSTERIOUS FIGURES.
Unexanpled Excitement In Northern
ludlans-A Mania that Threat.
ems q Visit TO Ohio.

Unexanpled Excitement In Northern
ludlana-A Mania that Threat.
ems q Visit to Ohio.
Bourbon, Ind, Sept. 2l.-We are
having q unique time out here. On
Saturday night several small boys
chalked tho mysterious figures
oSe9
oil over tho city. They Appeared on
every fence, wall. post, and curb
ffom one end Of tho city to tho other.
They were chalked on tho doom Of
the Poet Office and Of the Campbell.
tie church. Even the thresholds OF
distinguished citlzens did not eecape.
All tho Hancock men began 20 laugh,
and Q fair share Of tho Garfield men
beean 70 curse. About midnight .
BRIGADE OF republicans. armed with
mons, ecrubbing brushes, brooms,
and pals OF water. scattered itself
over the city, and began TO wash out
the figures. Small boys, however,
travelled In tho wake OF the scrubs,
and the figures .
$500
reappeared AZ iast az erased. After
five hours work tho scrubbing brig.
ade went home In disgust. Senator
Allison. Of Iowa, Was announced to
speak on the following Monday. He
received telegraphlc notice Of tho
cropping out OF the mysterious llg.
ures. and halted within forty miles Of
tho city. After : council Of wsr 10
took tho hack track for homo. On
Monday tho excitement broke out
attsoh. Halt Q dozen prominent Re.
publloaus appeared on tho street
With tho mysterious figures ohalked
on their backs. 4 dletingui0hod
Campbelllte clergyman aWoeo q 2
4. H., and WA9 onroGod % ind
1aao
on the s0les OF BIZ boots. Il1tle
white fa9s bearing tho cabollotlc
symbols iloated from various poloto.
4 GARFIELD butcher went Into hyo.
tcrics because some ono had ln0oe1b.
cd the figures on The collar Of biz
dog. The Wh016 toW4 ~ 10 90 up.
roar. Tho Hancock men, laughed
moro heartily than evos. and tho
Garfield mon cuTe0d like 40 army n
Flaaders. They weca eyen moro OF.
cited than they were when they 10.
oejved tho news OF their defeat from
Maine. Alt6e again vAlnly trying to
wash ont the figures they threaten.
ed to resort to tho shotgun policy.
These threats made the Hancock
mon roar With laughter. The curses
OF tho GARFIELD crowd Wero % sp.-
pelllng that even tho imported color.
cd element stood aghast. The worst
Of best Of II h that tho
$50
mania has spread 70 adjolning toWns,
and Il threoto0e % run over ooethoeu
Indiana Ike Wlld6re. II Il reaches
Ohio tho Lord alone knows Whal
viii happen. ESQ.
The long and hoooeable buslnesa
vocogd q Ne. Hoeace Water, q NoN
York CITY b suncleat guarantee. a
To integrity Of ~ Urn q which IL
n TIA hAn6 And. 0nIlA N0mnnklki0G
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-09
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY AND NASAL
CATARRH.
M. u Religions Strept.
New Orleans, January 6, 16eO.

M. u Religions street.
New Orleans, January 6, 16eO.
hereby certify. that have suffered very
much with dyspepsia for twelve years. After
having tried many remedies preacribed By dif:
isreat eminent physicians Of this city, all Of
whom tailed 10 10 mo particle Of good. ! was
e6ectually cured BY. III. R. 4. Roberts.
DR.. Roberts has also cured my wife Of gene.
ral dropsy Of ak months standing. aud aasal
catarrk and deafness Of the right ear, she hev-
iug suffered greatly from the last named die.
eases fov TEN 10 years.
will answer Inquiries.
Signed JOHN JUNE.
Fourth, bet. st. Patrick aud 81. David Sta.
Now Orleans. June 90th, ies9.
I hereby certify that have been deaf In my
left oar for ten years, accompanied with aw
fal roaring sounds DR.. Il. r. Roterts cnred
me In less than ten minutes today, both Of the
deafness and tho nnearthly sounds. ! On 81
years Of age I will he glad to answer inQni-
rtes On the snhiect. PATRICK E}AN.
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ELECTRICITY.
ELECTRO.M \HNETlSM,
VITAL PSYCHE MAGNETISM
AND THE MOST APPROVED MODERN
MEDICATION.
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1t11voD . iDaaite pleasure tn he
go = G19ooiole that that sterling
uoDo1 ~ ~ worthy gentleman. Q.
Is va1nDoey. - - tas recovered bic
ooooAL CO y b able to assume
1lDDonGo 6 ~ Aead q Ii exten.
~ oG1nbll1h0eat. Though tho
1Uoo1D 6 Aoooe No maintained
1mon9 1lD1golD1soed illaeeA through
- ulo01b neeUy cd Industry Of
onooa 0oosy. ~ ~ old ftieads
+ ~ ~. Uncommon VIII - 70
= 1lDGe ~ poes cd Aope thas.
r. - ~ y spassd b pesslds
- ~ do1ol11eo 6 ~ sxteoelvs
- 0 >o11n1lnl hoelaese eeeabllsA-
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llnoy articles intended for this
onIhog 90 uoavoldably deferred.
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A WAREHOUSE AT
Gunney'S Landing.

7 BEG LEAVE to inform Shippers. and
| all persons receiving freight, that !
have established . Warehouse Mt tho
above landing. All freight intrusted to
nv charge viii be carefully stored.
Nv mt . viii be: Cotton 8 cents per
bale: other freight 10 cents per barrel.
Oct, slim. IL. V. TESSIER.
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spew 0rleans.
hIt All Fiction I?
Please Read the .foNo,ciing ,ce|l
authenticated Facts as an
appropriate Anscsr.

List Of few Of tie many astonishing cures
performed By
DIR. r.. R. Roberts.
at his Medical and Hygienic Institute. 6@6 Mag.
sziue Street near corner jackson. New Orleans,
during the present Spring and Summer. Leu.
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~ 1s01sss q ~ Deneesatic
0Doou1lvo Obonj11es 40 requested
- ~ W. Ohalralos. Thomas p.
Q11ooA . otteod . neeting q tho
110o6 oalooo. nett Saturday. tho
~ ~ We hope there will 10 q
~ 011oo0a0eo, O. business OF i'm.
poOoinoo WI b Transacted.
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ENFORCEMENT or THE WOMB
DYSPEPSIA AND LEuCORRHOEA.

Nrs. Iesisa Weiner. $40 Nasasiae st., terri.
Nv afflicted With engagement Of The womb,
leucorrhossaAd dyapepsie. was perfectly CARED
by d. Rehett% IN May ana June, .tsS. 4
re0atksbIe caae. Sept. Z.
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~ 03al1o Doeolas, OF tho Alexaa.
- Deneerat, uadestook 20 bit ~
oGly ~ = . three lice paragraph,
q Q ~ nu0hes o. BIZ papee. Il
- ~ ~ sliag Of . 6y. II you
so0oaon1o, 81 ltjeod, ~ Will retail.
~ 81 0oot 20 ibeget Il.
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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-30
Sunday School Exercises.

P. N. Stroup, chairman of the Ex-
ecutive Committe of the State Board,
hands US the circular of the Interna.
tional Sunday School Executive COM
mittee, which recommends for sbserv-
ance as far as practicable, that on
Lords Day morning, October 18th,
fro'r7 to 8 O'Clock, private prayer be
offered in behalf of Sunday Schools.
That the morning school be preceded by
a meeting Of the teachers for prayer.
That ministers be asked to preach
morning or evening or both, on topics
connected with Sunday School work.
That in the afternoon the ordinary en-
gagements of each school be shortened,
and q devotional service be held; to
this service the parents of the scholars
might be invited. That at the close of
the evening service, the teachers, in
union with other Christians, meet for
Thanksgiving and Prayer. That on
Monday morning, October, Is, teachers
again bring their scholars, one by one,
in private prayer before God. That in
the course of the day the female teach
ers of each school hold a meeting for
united prayer and Thanksgiving. That
i'm the evening each church or congre-
cation be invited to hold meeting, at
which the interests Of the Sunday School
should form the theme OF the prayers
and address. Signed by Franklin
Allen of New York, Chairman, and
Rev.Wm. Harris, Princeton, Nj, Sec
retary, and eighteen others, members
of the International Committee.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-30

The II. & M. Oysters have al ways
been the first choice in this market, and
everybody that buys them knows they
deserve their reputation. The packer,
G. s. Maltby, of Baltimore, has ap-
pointed us his agents in Wellington,
hence We can sell to either wholesale or
retail buyers at as low prices as they
can be bought i'm Cleveland or any other
place in the State.
Remember that we keep roasting
and grinding, grinding, grinding.
Everybody should buy our Coffee. You
can't afford to drink last years drinks.
We grind strictly pure spices; and
don't forget that when you buy our
goods you buy no stomach diseases
with them.
Anu just now is a good time to notify
everybody that we still keep Queens
ware, Glassware, &c.
We don't advertise to sell goods at
less price than anybody on the globe.
Honesty don't cost much; it gives an
agreeable countenance, clears the con-
science, and cures nightmare; hence we
prefer to be honest in advertising
as well as trade or anything else.
Therefore we will simply state that we
will sell goods of same quality at as low
price as anybody in Wellington. And
before you forget it, come and call on
honest John and Herbert, at the Steam
Grocery. 2ff
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Ex-senator Matthews.

The address of ex-senator Matthews
was listened to by one Of the largest
audiences Of the campaign. The hall
and galleries were packed to their ut
most limit, and scores went away un-
able to gain admission. The speaker
commanded the closest attention to a
masterly argument in favor of the con-
tinuance Of the Republican party in
power and the superiority OF Republi.
can principles. lie spoke with great
gravity and earnestness, as one con-
scious of the possibility of decision
contrary to the one he considered to be
for the best interests of the nation.
We had made extensive notes of this
produce it in outline, but there is
neither time nor room. We can only
add that he pronounced fitting eulogy
on the character and ability Of Gen.
Garfield, and gave q clear account Of
the history and traditions of the Demo-
cratic party, sufficient to satisfy every
candid man that the interests of the
nation do not demand a change, and
would, in fact, be imperiled by it.
Our paper Is SO full of political matter
covering partly the came ground
notably the speech of Senator Conk-
ling-and 90 many of our readers were
present to hear Senator Matthews, that
a fuller report is not urgently needed.
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Why Young Men Fail.

He never wants to give a dollars
worth of work for a dollar of mouey,
and there is no other way for young
man to make his fortune. He must
dig If he would get gold. All the men
that have succeeded, honestly or dis
honestly, in making money, have had
to work for it, the sharpest some
times the hardest of all. He
thought to set his train in motion and
let it take care of itself. No wonder
it ran of the track, and smash-up was
the result. Teach your boy to work
with will when he does work. Give
him enough to make him healthy and
happy, but let him learn early that
work Is the business of life. Patient,
self-dehying work Is the price of sue
cess. Ease and Incidence eat away not
capital only, but worse still, all mans
nerve power. Present qualification
tends to put off duty until tomorrow
or next week, and so the golden mo-
ments slip by. 1t is getting to be a
rare thing for the sons of rich men to
die rich. Too often they squander in
half score of years what their fathers
were lifetime in accommodating.
wish coull ring in the ear of every
aspiring young man that work, hard on
head and hands, is the price of sue
Gentleman.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-30
Shall we have a Fire Department.

Shall we have O Fire Department ?
Our city fathers are moving In the
matter of fire department.. We feel
like shouting. Let the good work 60
on, and to that end let every property
owner encourage them since they have
taken hold of the matter to push it to
an early completion. A little less than
$4,000, we are informed, will put us in
very good shape to start with, and ad-
ditions can be made as the growth Of
the towu and our necessities require.
The expense is trifling compared with
the additional security that will be
given to our business houses and our
homes. By all means let us make
beginning. Let us have no unnecessary
cavilling, but now that the spirit has
begun to move in the hearts of our OFF,
cials, let us encourage and hold up
their hands till the good work be done.
We are absolutely without protection
now as we have been for years, and we
tremble for our safety, as we remember
that fire once kindled in any Of our
business rows must reduce large
portion of the town TO ashes. What is
81, 600, or even 81 900 to the value that
would 60 out in fire and smoke in such
case as we have mentioned. yelling
ton could hardly have fire in denseiy
built locality without destroying more
value than q well-equipped fire de-
partment would cost in a quarter of q
century. Hardly town the size of
Wellington in the State bat has
an efficient fire department, and we
cannot, In Justice to our business inter-
est delay this matter any longer.
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Free OF Cost.

The most wonderful remedyof the age
is now placed within the reach of all.
Be ne rich or be he poor, it costs moth
ing to give this great remedy trial.
DIR. Kings California Golden Com
pound for dyspepsia, sick headache low
spirits, loss OF appetite, sour stomach,
coming up of food, yellow complexion,
general debility, inactivity and drOwsi-
ness, liver complaint, jaundice and bill
iousness, for which it is certain anu
speedy cure. No person should be
without IL. In order to prove that 1t
will do all that we claim tor it you are
given tr.al bottle Tree of cost, which
will convince you of its truly wonder
full merits, and show you what u regu-
lar one dollar size bottle will do. For
sale by j. w. HoughtOn.