The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

eau 10 bU0 OAAs1oo ssAASSASs "s1O
has . separate allowance Of 5000
year, ID By no means badly Oh. In hard
cash be receives fully 96l2, GOO . year
besides bis Norfolk estate and bio rent
free palace in London. Yet, like mos
others OF biz family, this gentleman hal
managed TO ''outrun the constable 81
debt 70 the tune, it ID said, Of $780,
600. -
Fr,,kfertou-the.N Main, with . popu
latioa AZ about lo0, O0O. 10 reported 70 b
the richest city d IL. else IN the whole
world. tie asserted that there are leo
FSankiosters worth from ~.o00.0OO e
q, OOO, 900 each, and $50 who are worth
d .0OO, 600 and upward. The city - one
OF the ereat banking centers Of the globe.
Its a9GreRate banking capital 10 esti-
mated st 900O, OOOemore than one.
fourth of which the Rothschilds, whose
original and parent house is there, own
and control.
The botanical Ie7ot at Statesville. n.
c., is said to be the largest in the world.
The firm which controls It has now In
stock 100 varieties Of roots, herbs,
bark, seeds, flowers and moses, and oil
sorts of plants for herbariums in guam.
titles Of fifty to 5000 pounds Of each
kind. They pay the collectors, who are
chiedy Cherokee Indians, either in cash
o. so6ds, and last year disposed in this
WaY olOO, 900 worth ofmerchandise, and
shipped 1900, 900 pounds Of roots and
Dom Young, . iavorite daughter Of
the late Brigham Young, Is in Chicago.
She 10 described 40 . particularly
attractive and handsome woman, with
. beautiful complexion and golden hair.
She dresses lashi0nably and in good
taste. She has considerable property,
secured from her fathers estate by .
successful suit at law. and intends to
enjoy II. Two years ago she was .
jealous Mormon, but now she ab0min.
ates the system and has forsaken her old
home and friends
It is q popular sanitary error to think
that the more q man eats the fatter and
stror ger he will become; to believe that
the more hours children study the faster
they learn; to conclude that If exercise
is good, the more violent it is the greater
il the benefit; to imagine that whatever
remedy causes one to fee. Immediately
better is good for the system, regardless
of the Interior effects. Despite the ad-
vance Of hygienic science, these mis-
taken ideas remain-a monument to the
public apathy concerning health mat
tiers.
Mr.. Bell, the inventor OF the telephone,
is described by Cath" as thirty.two
years old. It is added that Mr.. Bell
+" received . large round sum for bis in.
vention, besides shares in the company
as consolidated, and he has . salary Of
$25, 600 . year as an electrician. His faith.
er-in-law, Mr.. Hubbard, Of Boston, sold
his property and embarked money in the
telephone, and deserves, the chief credit
as the business spirit Of the invention.
He has made q million or two out Of IL,
and. is now in London, where . number
Of prominent English associates will
join in companies for Egypt India
China and Japan"
Mrs. Parker, of Glastonbury, Conn.,,
whose famous cows used to be sold
every year for taxes, Whites to TIC
RoNNan's Journal, signing herself Julia
E. Smith, and says that her husband
not only paid the tax this year without
protest, but went to the collector 10 pay
1t, and then told her that 1T was bis
tax and not hers, and that 40 he could
vote he had no reason to 20 contrary to
law" Mrs. Parker says: II want to
take my own stand and 0ght it out, -
long - men make laws 80 unjust that
women cannot say how their own prop.
erty shall be disposed Of, but men can
use it ~ they please, without any IFS or
ands about It,"
It was recently remarked BY Prof.
Maudsley that one stris ing feature
observed BY medical men In cases of
halucination is that the patients cannot
be convinced that the objects they zee,
the sounds they hear. and the smells they
perceive, have no real existence. and that
the sensations received are the result of
ar excited state Of their nerves. Hallu.
cination often extends to but one sense,
the person adects being otherwise in =
perfectly normal condition. It may
arise either from an idea on which the
mind has dwelt closely. or from excite
ment OF the sens0ry nerves. It is said
that Newton, Hunter, and some Others
Of equal eminence, could, at viii, picture
forms to themselves until they appeared
to be realities
A Jew named Jacob Adahan, residing
in the small town Of Entifa, had, during
the last years famine, afforded shelter
md food to poor Moorish woman, and
she was treated as . servant OF his
household. The governor Of that town.
Sid Abdallah Zuaggi, had only few
months entered on his public functions,
and hearing that Jew ventured to en-.
ploy . Moorish woman. be determined
upon setting an intimidating example.
He caused Jacob Adahan to be fastened
to the ground with two iron spikes, and
tn b4ashed until portions Of the Door
mans Mesh fell Of from the body. Ada.
han died aaer having been subjected to
2 torture lasting six hours. The dead
BODY was then thrown into q stable. and
was only delivered Up 70 the Jews. Who
wtshed to bury Il, after they had paid
ne governor bribe Of 90. he a]eo
eoeestaied The property q the murdered
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