The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-17
IN nroner condition the order for fish.

in proper condition the order for f1sh.
ing was given. Result OF the eaten
was ~ small perch aud about Il hatl
dozen pike: enough for all parties
for that day.
In the interim q mutual friend ar
rived. having como to that section OF
country on business; he remained
with ,,s another day. md from the
way he enjoyed the cooking aud par
took Of the pure and cool creek Wa
ter, he must have enjoyed tho iecre-
alton hugely. In the evening. IN the
absence Of Mr.. B., No. ,, Mr.. r.. No.
s, undertook to SINK u comic song'
commencing.
'lm IL gay aud frisky fellow. 70" net.
At this. there arose cries OF slang,
slang, stop him. etc. Willie being OF
a sensitive nature. begged to be re-
lieved OF that part of bis duties
which related to singing. and his Pc
tition being granted. he was reserved
as Poet only. which position he up
| held with much credit to tho end.
1t was. however, intlmated that
some Of bis impromptu lines wore
plagiarisms Of poetical papers lately
published In the Sabine SOuthron.
On tho 10th, Messrs. Jerry and
Jack Gilchrist Joined the party. and
on that same day quadruped OF the
species, (Venudoas Buckdeoricun')
having come near the camp. was
killed by the dogs. The cook took
charge Of tho animal and dished It
out az Rabbit. Aud right here did
the cook do for G.. No. 4. and settled
all the auarreliug at himself. for al
ter tasting few pounds Of that rab.
bit, that No. was taken Violently
sick. A revengeful ruse Of the cook,
and successful. for although that No
, was we'll enough next morning. he
! had no more to say to tho cook. or o.
, the cooking. And right here Ia q
, good place to give Mr.. Marsden q
puff; Marsden's balm cures coughs
D colds, pains. sore throat. burns
D scslds, and all other diseases which
y human flesh Is heir to. That's whs
, No. 4 took.
+ II ever mortal man did duty al
/ lotted to him, 80 also did No. l Of GU
. party, as the big eater and sleeper
o his strict attention to this bushes
0 caused the poet to get off tho follow
Q Ing lines:
Z He slept and slept! He ate and ate :!
d Increased full twenty pounds in weight
h he ate and ate. He slept and slept,
: And 40 the night and day he kept.
Thus Of the hours twice eight. his ratin
:. number,
y. Tho other eight to sweet rsposs an
,. s:umber,
It And had not his stomach ut the food b
Il come Disguised,
n This big eater aud sleeper would certai'
- IL have busted.
q This effusion pleased tho cook
"a wall that he gave the Jewellers
=. drink all round. No. got on q fe
ID heavy puns. and the party oil to-
~ seats around q table and spent .
4 hour Ia deep meditation. AIT
ns which the wild man OF the woods
mr. rave IA exhibition Of ground 81
10 lofty tumbIing. aud our boy 20
"a. there Is no telling what that nj
10 could have done before he eat ID
d: nor; Tor Jim Smiley's frog was moi
, circumstance In comparison as
CHI qartled the weight by stufang. !
I'D ways gay and happy he had the va
"Jolly" added to his name by Il
q vote Of the Jewellers.
Our boy had to leave camp q
ITO come home In advance OF the par
to 90 a. to any further proceedings
ng arc ignorant. but on Monday. I
tor 18th, the entire party arrived hon
is. and We again ssw them. and W
no forcibly reminded OF tho pictures
DC. Patent medicine hotties. before a
o after taking.
to They Ill report having EMO!
to themselves we'll. and 90 mote 1t .
10, he With them Is the Wish OF t
OF writer.
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