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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-26
SCIENCE AND lxvCSrRY.

TmEEE are 6ity kinds Of flowers grow.
,nc In the Arctic regions which are to be
I,,,nd nowhere else. They are most OF
them ot white or yellow color.
APAu,s manufacturer claims to have
discovered pro,-ss for substituting tho
lesyes NJ the eucalyptus tree, which in
burning emit . delicious perfume, for
iabacco leaves In making cigars.
A PHILADELPHIA man has invented
method Of supplying beacon lights with
compressed gas. The apparatus will
keep beacon light going for two
months. and will automatically regulate
The light. The gas used Is made from
crude petroleum, and costs twenty cents
= thousand.
IL l55? JOhannis Swammcrdam wrote
a treatise upon insects, in which he dc.
clarcd that he could show all the parts
III the butterfly in q caterpillar and conld
make the change Of the caterpillar pro-
coed slowly, so that he could produce a
y creature half butterfly and half cater.
pillar. The experiment was performed
Ia the presence Of the Duke Of Tuscany.
Smir RAILROADS have . precedent in
Germany, where vessels Of sixty tons
capacity are carried overland from tho
upper 10 the lower part of the Elbing-
Oberland Canal, in West Prussia. This
ship railroad has been in successful
operation for over sixteen years, but
when the idea was first preached it was
ridiculed by everybody. Even then,
however. there had been precedent fol-
the scheme in 4 Rad over our Allegheny
range, on which fOur.tOn canal.bOats
were carried.
A LECTURE by DR.. .. J. Lodge, deliv
Grey ut the London Institution, shows II
q very ineligible way the relation be
tween electricity and light. The lectur,
was for the most part expository, ant
traced generally the steps by which
Clerk Maxwell arrived ut the almost Ger
tain conclusion that light is an electro
magnetic disturbance, with some OF tn
: startling results which that statemen
implies. A prediction Of what seem
: already theoretically possible, and ma
, be soon practically accomplished, wa
/, advanced by Dr. Lodge-the transmi'
{ sion Of views and pictures BY means
!: the electric wire. ...
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PlTH AND POINT.

QUITE . number OF young women
hare recently been killed while coasting.
Young man, II you have . good girl
don't let her slids.-Phi'adelphia CAron'
icie. Herald. a
Two Of the elephants wintering in
Bridgeport were taken with the chills,
aud four gallons Of whisky were given
each. An elephant with the chills 10
the best position in the country.-Dar.
bury News.
WHEN you meet . man With fancy
pair Of scissors In his vest-pocket, you
may Get him down as . dry.goods clerk
or An editor. II his clothes are fine and
fashionable, you may know he is not IN
editor Waterloo Observer.
o protoplasm! O bioplasm! o mys.
tic depths OF the unknowsble! Herbert
Spencer has the dyspepsia and it was
brought on by eating peanuts. Thus
does philosophy fail us In the most com.
mon interests Of life while unfolding be.
fore Us the illimitable. -Boston Post.
The last words Of . dying photogra-
pher-"Now keep very still" -Detrois
Free Press. Those Of . dying ferry.
man-"l'm going over the river.
Sleubenile herald. Those Of a dying
barber-'I'm going to make dye
Richmond Baton. The printer's-"Thi'
Is my last take. "-TonEsrs Gazette. Thu
editor's-"All out." -Nev Haven Reg
isler.
"l'vE brought this THERMOMETERS
back" said . downtown man as b,
threw the instrument on the counter o
. hardware store. "rhere isn't mem
ber Of my family that can tell the tim'
Of day BY II, aud I guess the things raj
down. II hain't licked . solitary onc'
since I've had it. Don't you have an,
keys for emp" and because youni
J woman who was buying pair Of scis
son snickered, be turned red Ia the fac
and left the store, nuttering something
about "new tangled ideas being nu
sances. "-NeU HaueH Rcgister. w.
, snE stood on tho curbstons 10 charming,
MI dressed In u neat suit Of blue:
And she looked Ter abOve all earth 8 harminl
So gentle, angelic aud true. re- .,.#
, But there came by numbering wagon, -
| With wheels spiashinx mud oil about;
And Il left her with not u dry rag on, i
Z And wiped al her innocence out. Z
For heard-no, ri never reveal IT, Oh
A word that IVES naughty aud tart;
2 And buttOned my coat to conceal 1t
I In the depths Of my grief. t,tcken heart.
D -BOytON CVNSjer,
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The mule is . vertebrayte. He has
lour legs, the rear ones being steam.
boiler explosions in disguise. He has
also pair Of lungs larger than an emi.
grants valise, and he can execute the
most fatal love.taps Of any animal crea-
ture in al creation and part Of New
Jersey. The idea of nitro-glycerine was
taken from the kick of the mule. More
profanity has been expressed upon him
than would, II judiciously distributed.
stock up oil the theological seminaries
in tho land. The mule is extremely
musical, and, like all grand musical in.
struments, is composed mostly Of stops;
and q . st0ppist he is . success. In
this respect he is like the day laborer.
Neither can 90 rs fast - an express
train or . false rumor, but they can stop
l37 degrees quicker by actual count. I
remember once being in the country.
It was in the season when the small boy
was being tied up into hard knot by
the first peaches Of the season, which
consisted Of : piece Of buckskin wrapped
around . piece Of cobble.stone. The
0owers were in bloom and the country
swain WAS coming home from picnics
with . huckleberry pie war.map upon
the seat Of his pants. It was at this
time, then, that I resolved, while enjoy.
inc I'll the comforts and s0ul.satisfyi0g
beauties Of pastoral life, to see the mule
unon his native heath. found him
Quietly doing o. though at bis own fire.
Side, surrounded by his immediate
friends and relatives. His mind was
Oiled with peace and his hide with
spliuters-frOm numerous clubs thai
had been used to fondle him with. He
Was running over with virtuous seren
|ity. WANTED to hear him MARBLE. So
alter I had used up spade on him, b
suddenly sucked into kis lungs all IN
air In tho three adjoining counties, IN.
then issued . specimen number Of hi
bray; that was enough to lift moTtgag
from . two.thousand acre farm, OF CIV
4 mummy the rinderpest. lhave hear
Nilsson sing for 1900 night, hear
The opeFs !" Prs Disvoio "by 5 Chocta,
brass band, and +" Rory O'Asoss I" on
, ! bassdnm BY .. tooshless private, by
| | TIL, vas the most astounding music,
| matinee I ever had free pass to in a
Inv lie. Every note was fred forth
II . solid ehunk, and the sound was enoul
) |to, mike . mans spirit 20 down like Il
: Ipeiceo q linen pants y January. lstayo
antil that mule bad br.ysd do~n . q
lsnes and retired . frame-shed flo
, acedve business, and then ! left, : sadd
Vbut o dea5er man. -6aW 1ste' zootc9
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w.,son ..hl, Let ~ 70 to the Hos.
initial, I have been here SIX weeks, and,
IN mv shame lc Il said, have not been
near tho hospital nor given u dollar.
I will On up now AMI make amends Tor
nv neglect" wctclIcwets the amhu.
lance an the hill and entered the build.
Inc. Tb.rv wcw sons dead men there.
Tbcrv were many VIM would never
leave the house alive. In one wArl
wcsr many plants and vines growing In
u.,. ami lin cans. This ward vas
.cr,pulou.ly nca, and sweet. There
werr ten or twelve sick men lying on ~
many Gotta. They were l',c.rly irritable
anil Unreasonable. We lid nG& receive
\ ,i,il answer from any ii them. All
locked as Il the mere presence ii .
healthy man wss an insult to thcm-a
c.wariIy insult. inflicted when they were
/ unable To- sp.cut Il. AZ the further end
ot the r,om woman stood, her back
toward u.. She bent over . sick man
then, seating herself on the edge Of his
cot. seemed 10 he feeding him with q
.po.u. Watson regarded her with q
plca.ci look on his face, and he walked
toward her. standing At the foot VI tho
cut. we listened 10 her talking chccrily
Ia tho sick man, and good.
hum,r.dly laughing when no do
uouuccsl The fellow who invented gruc
and demanded fried oysters. l w.
startled by q clutch on my shoulder.
turned quickly to my comrade, and VA
shocked q, the change In him. Ills eye
fairly blaxcd; his face WAS white, hi
. ! lips firmly compressed, and his nOs,ril
were expanded and quivcring. III
chest hcavcl painfully. ! could feel hi
pulse ,hrob a. his wrist pressed agains
, my neck. The sick man turned 10 hi
bed. l saw the pctulant look fiit from
his face, and ono Of angry fear take Il
place. Then the dim eyes Ut the ste
man famed with the dsuntless cOurag
J. Of the American miner ~ he glared .
Q the spec,cr standing motionless at tn
0 i,,ot ol his bed. Tho woman, seeing tn
/ look on the face III her patient. spran
J. up aud wheeled angrily around: Sh
Q looked At Watson. The blood lett he
\ IN 70, her eyes opened widely, her lily
o slightly parted. She stood firmly II
@ An instant, then waverod rs II about
8 fall. Watson sprang To her side, AM
. cncircling her with his arms, drew b
% u his breast. She recovered and stru|
: glcd weakly n free herself. Closer ~
70 closer she was drawn to my friend
A-> kn kSnnoA IA
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riding, ne swung u's iS&ut0V sssaP '"sV
the opening that led to my room, - he
passed Il. His eyes alone betrayed that
thew had seen mo. They 6ew wide
omen. then almost closed, and he passed
on. not having missed . step. ! saw
him blow his light out. He knew had
had Q rupture with Donavsn, and,
though he could not know what my
present trouble was, he knew ! had
urgent need II help. Greatly relieved.
. I stepped behind the post aud watched
for the temperance OF the phantom:
like figure. The coal cars swept around
, q curve. One by o,e their lights disao-
peared, and the grimy avenue was de-
serted and silent. The faint, yellow!
, sickly flames Of the widely separated
: permanent lamps only served to reveal
) the intense blackness Of the passage
a vay. With strained eyes strovs "a
! nenetrste the gloom. Soon I saw TIL
/ specter.like figure glide out from behind
!. the timbers and stand for an instant
I irresolutely between the iron rails, ap
: nsrently examining the avenue to see !
4 we're unoccupied. Satisfied that
I v,s deserted, lie figure, bending low
: came elowly toward me. To ny hcsro!
XII ~ sscoad figure eonS asalthil
4 ont and follow he first. The secon'
Il movsd fastsr than Tie 1rst, and game
: m,;ckIv On Il. The 6rst figure ssDpps
& - li,fen. Instantly the second dissp
"a ne.red. The dull reports Of distal.
= Sssssibe nsds he heavy. smoke. !ade
/ dir csiyer, and TIE Arse Agus
= vsn;shcd beiore tho OR ceased vibrating
The Play Of The Two figure began
.. specters. / grew desperate and ws'es
"a grssdily lor tAsir rsaPeestsnes soc y
~ proach.a Out sesppee tne utss -
.. decided 10 rush on him = soon y
ID TT within eight q ~ vssus - -
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Epilepsy or Fits treated with wonderful
success, rs all cases are carefully examined
and none taken but those Offering good pros
Dect of curing. Ejs nE 81. -
Impotency, SpermatOrrhRa and Sexual De.
Iility. treated by medicine alone mas hereto 'c.
DO no good il the universal testimony Of ali
honest physicians. Thousands nave doc.
tOred " for these complaints, and have thrown
away their money and their constitutions TO-
gctler, but the doctor .coAIneN medica
ing generated by simple electrical apparatus
that anyone can use. and by ti,sss means in
sLres success. .. ga,
Constipation, the bane II 70 mahy'lives and
the most prolific source OF I'LL health, cured b!
Diseases OF women trsated' X s!e''r1c'tS'
without pain or expOsmc.' .t.efs
STRUCTURE OF the tretpsa and .ncstpm cured
without a surgical operation ana WithOu'
pain; Tape Worn. Diseases o. tae:hianeys'
raisia, Nervnns ana siek lira4slr Aes, Asthma.
S c.i nSeIatio Sealness y5ise ii ,ES Ears, al
Skin Diseases, ScrOfnla TmtHH 4xDSot Voice,
ETC., successfully treated by improved RENE
a' letters Of inquiry mustb accShpanicd with
stamp for reply. sbt i'oikJ3. s'Bl
\. S-No name, made public, without the
| written consent of he parties. '''.'a'
| The following persons maybe fslaEred to:
NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
cant Max r1.AxcHArD, rnes. -
jas. WAlI.BlLl.ECh.s s. eupt. ! fohnson''
FGundrSii T T9Ta;e, i,o, s.n,r. Fsssn. Piles
Ms MIS- MILLER nnf corner G Jackson alid Liberty
Streets. Deaf lslss:t. = s1Hs
+. Dill. Morgan Railroad, Iale .xs,m.
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vsor~ l,.A.si ia ,iml,.s. An, sc,uud ne. n
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IsAi .Iiuc~d is.o Il..ksll's c.m a. he
o.ssri n and tall him II seeing mc |,
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Nm. .sd waited sisA absolute uncsn. .
s,,n n, i, 4. i,Il an him. Tho shadow. q
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a he .,p,ofrd pow,l.,, siru.s, vciling ,
,ss ,irurr. Sr.n my ys~s. N.~ I could ,
.s. = mar, .S An arm ss log; then the ,
had n tho sr,, v.sli b. visible, AMI ,
.nIy m. arm. and b.-ly II the second;
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p,rk anil l.anr,l forward Ia strike him
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and not hearing further from me, and
believing that Anna heard from me,
they, in revenge, burned her home.
Her mother and Willie were burned 70
death. Anna left the town after the
funeral, and the Molly Maguires, not
doubling that she was going to join me,
had one Of their men follow her to New
York. There he lost sight Of her. l
gsve up all hopes Of finding her, end
returned to tho San Juan. do not
suppose shall ever see her again. The
thought that she may be In want, that
che. may DO sick, that she isslowly wear
ing her life out waiting for me, and tn
knowledge that she b alone IN the
world, haunts me constantly" Watson
sat silent in his chair. There WAS not ,
shadow Of doubt Of tie girls constanc.
in INV friends mind. excused myself
after promising 70 breakfast with Wat
son the next day. At tho hotel the mex
morning I found him In high state o
excitement, that he vainly strovs +
conceal. He was exceedingly restlea
durine the meal. Noticing my inquil
.. ing looks, hs flushed, and With fretft
, oath, exclaimed: "No. I have d
been drinking. Meeting you b
brssght ~ d : PA g vividly that
/ cotl( uos Slesp ~ saieAk ! am nse'
Love ~ irisablsr ~ pAwp3k." !.
tT NJ y ~ { shep ehSs " = =!
mpefsture. h streets d Leadvtl
= Vsrs With With ns6ly illlsa snow, ~
J. - cir vss tAlck With snow laase. G
3 comine % ~ main streee 10 eaw
: ambulance slowly moving up ths ~
1 WATSON spoke 70 ~ drivec, iseyin
!. /" Have yoa patients for the hoeptal!
I "Yes," - Answetsds "some Of q
Q smelte3 ~ Loaded and thete 90 son
4 oasos q pnsunoois." Turning soos
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Location most healthy and pleasant, on the
Alexandria Branch of the Morgan. New Or:
leans and Texas Railroad. Twelve miles by rail
from VermilliOnville. Beautiful play grounds
and avenues of oak trees. Buildings comfort.
able. Church new and magnificent: divine
service impressive. Fare substantial afld
wholesome. Education paternal. cultivatin2
the heart as well a. the mind. Classical, Sci:
entific and Commercial Courses. Special at.
tention patio to bookkeeping and Penman.
shin. Terms moderate. Per session: Board,
tuition. Washing, $50; Bed and Bedding, SO;
Medical Fees, SO; First entrance or matricu.
latiOn fee, $40. 49,,
ODening Of session 1850 81, October4. A!hl
references: President VI st. Charles Col.
.cge-Jesuit Fathers. New Orleans. nov2Q.l ~
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Sales effected promptly and 70 best advan.
tage, and purchases made in this market for
account Of my friends. aug2S.1y
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lhsye IN activooperatiou . Steam Furniture
Factory and will sell goods, home. made, TO
dealers and consumers AZ q saving on former
prices of from Is to 20 per cent. ! warrant
mostly made at the North and shipped here
at high rates Of freight.
In addition 70 home. made goods keep
constantly ON hand a full stock Of fine furnf.
turc OF latest styles and designs, also glazed
sash. doors and blinds, wan paper. window
ut lowest market prices. Ii- 80
Oct2-ly VIM. ENDElsS.
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TABER & KINNEY,
SHDEVER0RT,

An kinds 81 cemetery work neatly execneed.
Our Mr.. Taber will mako special visits wheu
requested. We sell the celebrated CHAMPION
wrought and mall0able iron fencing, the beet
in the country. We employ no commission
81 The month OF year. We give our patrons
tic Sper cent usually given 70 agentA ,osl
aneoo-1y i ATS
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PnouDvIr h the opt Nance l . Janes.
town (N. ~ tailor. ff asa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
The new valve and other mscbiusry

The new valve and other machinery
for the Combustion hydraulic pump ar
rived day before yesterday from Ban
Francisco. The pump will be able TO
start up before long.
An underground pump.bob was yes.
tsrdsy broken ct the Union shaft. The
accident caused bat Q short delay. The
broken bob wss disconnected and sddi-
iional weight plaord upon soms OF the
other hobs, thus maintaining Q proper
balance bstwssn the hobs and the pump
rod.
Il 10 thought that II was Chinsusn
Who robbed Mrs. Scott night before last.
Mrs. Scott IL the lady living at the cor.
ner Of F and Union streets. Virginia.
and who bad her lsrder depleted by
thieves. - reported yesterday.
The reading which the Odd Eel.
lows. jointly with the Knights Of Pytbiss.
are fitting up on the upper floor Of Odd
Fellows building, Virginia. will be
ready for use next week.
Mrs. Kesns. Of Gold Hill. now keeping
the hotel at Soda Springs. about len
miles back Of McKinney's place, Lake
Tahoe. killed . large rsstlssnaks . few
days since.
The large number Of bills allowed by
the County Commissioners ct their see.
sIona yesterday and the day before has
kept the Auditor busy all day drawing
warrants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
Gitteau Preparing His Defense and
Eager for Trial.

New Yolx. August ga Nibuns's
wsships,on special says: A gentleman
who eonvsrssd with one Of the wsrdsns
Of the District Jail last evening, ELECTED
the following information In regard to
Glttsau: When nrst arrested. the pris.
oner appeared to be lsboripg to gain thu
good will OF those about him. Hs was
easily satisfied and found no occasion
for grumbling. Lately hs has changed
and exhibits great ~irritability. manifest.
ing . wish to wrsak speedy vengeance
upon any attendant who offsnds him.
When the Presidents relapse took place.
Gittsau learned Of 1t In some unknown
way and manifested his satisfaction.
He adheres TO the story that be was an
instrument OF Gods will In the matter.
and assumed TO believe that the death Of
the President would DO confirmation Of
his theory. BE seems to be 10 constant
dread Of violsuc~, and when on n or
two occasions he has been taken to the
ward.n's room to see the District Attor-
new he has requested that the windows
be closed or that be be returned TO bis
cell. His study Of the Bible seems to be
for the purpose Of finding preo,dsncs for
bis act. 30 points to the command
eiysn to Abraham to slsy Isaac ~ ons
precedent, saying: In that case God
furnished q Substitute for The victim. In
this hs may choose 10 save the life Of the
T. .nathsr Uov
The Jail authorities are still apprehen-
siye Of violsnce, having Information that
secret organizations exist not only here
but In other cltiss for the purpose Of
killing 0ittssu. Gittsau looks forward
to his trial With some impstisncs. BE
expects to make . profound Impression
!. LAWYER on that occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-05
The Presidents Condition To-day :
Latest Omcial Information.

EXECUTIVE MASsIos. WARRINGTON
August $3.50 A. M.-Ths President
slept naturally the greater part Of the
night. although be has taken no NOR
phia in the last twsnty-four hours. His
improved condition warranted several
days ago q elimination Of the quantity Of
morpbia administered bypodermioally at
bedtime. and Il was reduced at irst to
ous.twsifth and afterward to one.six'
ts-ptb OF . grain In twenty.four hours
without any consequent unpleasant re-
suit, and fuaily II has b-en altogether
dispensed With. His condition this
morning exhibits continued improve
ment and another good day 10 sntici'
pated. Al present bis pulse 10 ", tenn
psrsturs SO 4. respiration 10.
l:l5 p. M.-Ths President continues
to make slow but steady progress toward
recovery. He ate about the usual guam
tity OF breakfast this forenoon, consist.
ing Of besistesk, potatoes. toast and
milk, and has up to this hour rested
quietly and comfortably. he 10 entirely
Tree from fever.