The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25
Shirt Of the Louisiana Press.

brow the more i,liOtic the wcarcr looks.
We cordially admit that there is much
more truth than poetry i'll the remark
above made. We have seen young ladies'
with intelligent and beautiful faces, who
were absolutely deformcd by this dctcst-
able fashion. The contour of the fore
head gives expression to the whole face,
and God Almighty never intended it to
he lcf;lccd by bangs, waves and trained
circlcts of hair plastcrcd down over it,
nearly to the eyebrows. 1t is absolutely |
refreshing to gaze Oh girlish face, full of
expressive lOvelincss, with the hair comb |
ell smoothly back from the pure white |
brow, and such an one invariably attracts
attention in III asscnlblage of ladies, as
we'll as most conlmcndatory comments
from tho gentlemen. Young ladies we
know that 'Damc Fashion" is an incxor-
bic task mistress, but in this one instance
it would be a charity to yourselves, your
attractivcncss to defy her authority and
brave her cxacting demands. Don't bang
your hair.
An Exchange makes this grimmace:
Ladies wore false flowers in their hats
and false hair upon their heads. False
teeth were also in their mouths and false
roses upon their cheeks.
Well wager an old suit of clothes
against an empty tar-bucket, that the
writer is M ANTICIPATED batchclor who has
no buttons on his shirts, and holes in the
heels of his socks. Life has no roses for
him, save those planted on his cheeks
and ruby-tippcA nose known as ruln-blos-
SONS. False flowers, forsooth! That
man lives in q shanty surrounded by crab
apple trees and his sustenancc is green
persilnmons and unri pc blackberrics. Some
fair one should take the hair from the top
Of his crainun, but doubtless he is bald
headed! ....m E-.
The Pointe-a-la.Hac Observer utters
| TINS truthful sentiment
| Kceping out of debt is sometimes hard
work but it is not half as hard as getting
out, when once in.
The experience of every man who has
. tried the experiment will corroboratt
the correctness of the above. ltrequlr'
considerable trmness to deny ones sci
when in need, but if debts are contracted
the habit grows until it becomes almost
mania and evcntuates in ENHANCEMENT
from. which there is no escape. The cre'li
o system has ruined thousands of good men
: An excellent rule to adopt is never t
= = purchase what You can noe pay cash for
;. or know that You can liquidate at give1
! period.
!, The Country Tisitor, which very pract
ical journal always has some excellent a']
! vice to give, says:
:, There must be systematic arrangement
of labor OH every farm and plantation
The man who spreads himself aimlessl
;, over two much ground is certain failure
There are two many farmers who ca
verify the truthfulncss of such sentiments
The great bane of u certain class of Soutl
ern farmers is the mania of attempting
do too much. 1t is q difficult task to il
still into their minds that one-haf Il
quantity Of land thoroughly and proper
ly cultivated will be as productive I
twice the amount only partially tille'
- They fallaciously imagine that lar.
acreage means heavy crop, and fail
comprehend that quantity, as we'll as tt
quality of products, depend altogether
- systematic cultivation. Hence they shou
develop more system in their methods
farming, and learn that they who extel
their operations, without Judgment
forethought, over too much space, m''
inevitably and unayoidably fail ofsucces
:. The Country Visitor sings ofthc deligf
ar. of the Sabbath in this strain:
We hail Sunday with delight, it is :
on ways welcome to us, for on that day
an sew on loose buttons, wash our feet a
IA reflect that We are one week nearer t
grave. a
1sh dot sol Whence this laclrymt
. spirit Poor fellow! Dost wash t
feet only once week ! Good Lol
You'll come to bad end, sure enone
:, To us the Sabbath is one Of pure delie
Ice, and unalloyed pleasure. A river runs
'' ~ the back door and bath is an easy a
frequent pastime. Cleanliness is cont
Give to health and renewed vigor Of bo
and mind. No buttons to sew on. {
better half does that on Saturday nigh
Then there's music from the Sunlight
i p" the household" sprightly lassy. WI
eel, man, try . little Of the Benedict
% . pleasant panacea for the majority
NJ human ills. Then you will have someth
and some one to toll for and will
his sshanker arterr the noisome damps Of
''silent grave" Try modicum Of it .
- then write some more Of your Sunday
perience.
Says the Thibodaux SestiHel:
u. Since Natchitoches has been badly br
ed they have organized two fire compan
something that they ought to have d
No. 10 wears AFRO. But unless they keep Il
organised it is not worth the trOnbl
n bother about forming such companies.
Right again, neighbor. Previous
and since the war have wehad 8
'is excellent fire organizations, but immu1
e .s e from conasgration caused the dish:
! tie ment Of the companies and the eng
..,t and truck were permitted to lie idle
atea become unfit for use, and their outfit
1 = :