The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

he fish in the waters, u VIII nave ~
omplishcd q greater work in the cause
+ religion than il It had built a cathe-
lral costing 1000, 0Q0s A homeless
had would not encourage prOfane
houehts at the breakfast table and make
more bscksliders in d mbhthathan could
70 reconverted m - 'yea,sia! NorrsIow"
Herald. tna,asa bna,
Curiosities Of Canine Nomenclature.
A WOMAN got into Z tts,'ss 9A Avenue car
yesterday, accompanied bvtlye children
and = lot Of bundles and BASKETS, which
she at once distributed among the feet
Of tho passengers: aiThsni1e turned to
the eldest Of the children and asked,
breathlessly: :. =. "a
"They're comm, ma, all right"
The car went SLOWLY ~ And barely
stopped at the top Of TN, hill bill to admit .
little black alpaca womap,c who was
greeted noisily with: 'f""
"Where's Horscep'' IA
"Oh, he's comm. Gimme seat
he'll kctch up directly. ,]sssn
Interested in the numeralssf the family,
and the car had moved on ,, block or
two further when there ,vss sudden
commotion among the newcomers, and
they all screeched in chorlls:,.
@Why, there's Horace!'~
Shades of tho LaAilpaebs! Horace
was . long, lean, hungry tas 'll-a "'yel.
low dorg" and as he came tumbllng
in. hard.breathed and dusty, the passen-
gers drew up their feet ana determined
to be civil to that one member OF tho
family at least. 40 f9ilias
Down on the banks Of the Detroit
River on the Canada side there is pic
turesquc little cabin where = numerous
colored family live in that sweet aban-
don of nature for which Such people are
famous; when the evening meal of mush
and milk is smoking on the board-lit-
erally board-the tufbShed mother Of
the young barbsrialis isppsass IN the
doorway, and shading hero erspiring
brow looks of into ythpt SUNSET with
view halo, as follows: s,,na
"Albert Edward C6rnWalis
ington-vic-toria! come fght yerc to
yer supper this blessed naAit!F'
In an incredibly sh6lsisp1ee of time
the pickaninnies appear on the home
stretch, and the one that makes the best
time getting in is Victoria. aslttle, how.
ling, 6audy,legged!I dog, that vts "raised
WV WHAT'S ,sS ina in nsme? Ro&eJs nd Juliet
are pair of Yorkshire liounds, owned
by Mr.. Lincoln, of this ctygai The inn
perial Caesars of dogdotn WAte found
every where. Marc Antony makes night
hideo'n on Woodbridge Stree Street
The little dogs aud all, ..,,,a,
Tray, Blamch and Sweetheart Sec
Cleopatra, an imported greyhound,
has her name curtailcd by,i1Nge to Cleo,
but on the books Of the bsnctfit rhymes
forth in all its queenly dixnitys
At the last dog.show in New York
City the kennel in which Lady Jane
Grey was domiciled was Haired "dan-
perous," as her ladyshiP @ not like
strangers. Mrs. Parting soa' named her
dog ..Moreoyer,'' frQ,ne hhe Bible,
moreover, the, dog came ana licked his
! Sores" i,,,a,,,.c .n,, ts.utly
The dogs Of war, dogs y > I. history, and
dogs of poetry furnish many t',rious and
some familiar names. ',At''da' Oil
Walter SCOTS gigantic ho9und, mas oeen
copied so often from Laiiu 1. oFl-:l
nal painting that even net: :,r's, az,
!. familiar. Ana wnal omn. u'es ", IL,
0 know OF the ial'hlul Sre'ss'' Nv; n,'s,
r the wolf BY the cradle n ~ i,,la s.;
Q sleeping chlld, anu WY HS s", ,i,,
r feed before ne conla exPIan!n Wy Wv
4 child was sale unaer ~! s oso,.u !" '''
20, where does the fafthftl Nclert roam
s Tns ,.owc 1,.v ~ ia mi; II los,Rhc
C 4 lion Jon in the chase irs1H ahg
Liz Gallant i:., I h"nH sG WV ''"
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n We arc t w, ',I" Roger a"p
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" bod wa" ". ,. u 'o sr 49,. ~ , . m
~ . .a.aa% - rnn nm ladders into' 'bnrnin
= ~ t h",,ses: he. too. has been im,nQrtalizc
~ in verse: FIJI" ''up's,s
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