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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15
-whkky contains insil Oh, q deadly

-Whkky contains fnsil oil, q deadly
poison and glucose, which contains 1
well-eelected assortment Of poison, is
largely used In the manufacture Of beer.
The golden drip strip which We use is
largely made from old leather and rags
picked from the cutters. Pork is filled
with the deadly parasite, and cigarettes
contain poison that Is fast wiping out
the youth Of the land. In addition TO
oil this . St. Louis physician has found
that tooth.picks are made Of linden;
that the linden contains q deadly poison
called lindoline; that q cat inoculated
With lindoline on the point Of a needle
died in eighteen seconds. Is il not
miraculous that so many escape?
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

The recent allusion In the Examiner
10 the farisian method Of making old
potatoes pas, for new ones, suggests
some thoughts on tho subject Of keeping
potatoes and preparing them for cook.
ing. l desire, however. In advance, To
dssciaim al sympathy with or apology
sor deception In the matter. An Old
potato which by soaking and rubbing
can bc made 10 pu, on the appearance
OF new one i ~ much better and moro
valuable for all table purposes than a
new one that there ought not 10 bc any
induccmcnt In the way II demand or
price To practice deception. Fashion
AMI the requirements u trade favor the
earliest possible introduction Of new
potatoes, In common with NIL other veg.
etables of the season; but economy and
health would be greatly promoted IL
potatoes were never used until they were
fully ripe, which might we'll be tie ease
u proper means were employed 10 keep
the old ones In good condition 10 tho
end of the season. There Il q popular
fAllacy that when o potato will burst ia
skin during the process of boiling Il |,
ripe enough 10 bc eaten. New potatoes
of some varieties will ''cook mealy" be.
lore they are hall grown or have, bulk
Tor bulk, halt the nutritve value Of oh
potatoes of the same sort; but the obi
ones are better every way, only that Il
is'morc work 10 prepare them. We
have rs tine Early Rose potatoes now as
ever graced q table, and the tops are
dead; too, but they src not 20 good IS
the old ones yet.
II Is very simple matter to keep %.
tatocs . year In the cellar, and have
them come out ut the end Of that time
In ~ good table condition ~ any new
ones sold In our Northern markets up
to September. We keep our potatoes in
q board bin raised few inches from tho
bottom ot the center OF deep, damn.
cool, dark cellar. There Il lust sum.
c'cnt ventilation 10 secure pure air, b,fI
not enough 70 permi, evaporation.
Very little light II ever admitted until
the vegetables are all out for the sea-
son.
The preparation Of old potatoes for
cooking Is m ART which docs not seem
to bc generally understood. I heard q
lady who was boarding with family in
the country remark one day that she
had been trying all summer 10 find an
excuse for telling her hostess how 10 pre.
pare her most miserable old po,atoes
tor the kettle 50 as n have them better
than any new ones. All that Is necesss-
~ Il 10 give them the treatment with
which the Parisians are credited; or II
they are TO he pared, the soaking over
night In cold water Is all the treatment
necessary.
A word 10 regard TO cellars for veget.
ables may not DO out Of place. Cellars
extending from one TO three feet ort of
ground, and fitted up with windows,
vcntilators, etc., are the poorest Of all
places for storing vegetables. A vegc.
table cellar should I've wholly under
ground and under the coolest pan Of
the house, and separated from The light,
airy cellar for general purposes. 4
generous grading up Of earth against
the cellar walls, even reaching close up
~ the sills, u better than fancy Gun.
derpinning" for all useful purposes,
though It may not look qnite 50 siylish.
Cor. EkamiNcr and Chronicle.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

". A. Ctollst thus describes, In thc
tanl Roseev.P Press, hb experiences
- vsaeeiaa goedala: At digit o clock
d aaro y tAges eosaojas Sar tie
4edvoots Aa2 9 nile ~. HegO Ne
- ianaosvHhlA boais Surrounding
QHsea1 private bosk, which NJ z
10y. sta1ly bargs, ndlv kehtsd %
~ : sogt q Chisese lasNPrn, hsYiaf
= Mpss frOm q dssk b lls eop q tie
eAoee mAst. TAago ~ also Q yellow
0oopy hung rouna With lights, which
ecaled 70 b tamblsrs a oil suspeadsd
3 Biz neequito netting, perhaps 100
~ IN III. h dA noG rake u rov,l
ela6 very bright aad he radiance did
- sztsnd more tAaa tweaty or thirty
~ q either side. II . few minutes
- taztsd, and, spite Il Tie darkness,
~ . usual, tAe unofficial Gondolas
vsn prohibited from carrying more
- ono light and that required 70 b
ooeat - dim - . freely, tho scene vas
80 impressive. Thefe were aid %
= about 1900 gondolas IN the crush
i es0:A II literally W., tho black boats
lnmsd tightly Together end ths mus.
= 8eadolters paSlinG their craft along
- WPe1D 6 a0jaceat boass, OF
ia&iae tAeir iatile paddles high n Or
- daSdAg h vags o. ~ prov, and
egeefiAg q adjacent goadoliers, aad
laI tAem 6oa-hlnGed Gfandsone q
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William J: Coushlan. OF oomervtlls, Nasa.
-: "la the lelI Al lS10 was taken WITH 4
stee eeesia0ef lslssga followed bvs aeVero
ees(e.. W. admitted 70 tie City Hospitsl,
Vale there the doctoss said had I hole m
!eitIs7ea - BIG . shsif dollsr Iesye ub hope.
ous ntend told me OF DIX. W. HANS M.
oAn voB fMg kUx0G I rot l4atle, when -
oyss!pnsc Icommsnced I" fec l'eltsr, anil IA.
~ feel 10 better spirits than have The mast
Seeec yea1e. lwsite this no; dug that eve "uo
$1,000 vRA Deceased Lungs will take l,K. w.
9AlA!o BALKAN 10R fnE l.vx0s, snh l,e en-.
veceo sAos CORRUPTION CAN Do CURED"
AIeo asu!c remedy for Coils Coughs, aud all
C1ess md Lung Diseasea suld By dru9xists
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

Roll Jelly Cake. -Break Two sggs
In . cohssesl Aad al Ne CUP W WITH
sour cream. Beat Tie eggs vsty Light
and odd 70 them ono cup Of sugar, ono
and hall cups Of Aour, and one tea.
spoonful Of soda Dissolved n the soar
cream. Flavor With lemon. Batter .
long tn pan and put into Il one.third ol
tho batter. Bake In quick oven; when
do9e spread quickly with . sti6 Jelly and
roll while bot,
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Poveety and lDesaresa.

That poverty which produces the greatest
distress y not Of the purse but OF the blood.
Deprived OF its richness II becomes scant
and waaery, condition termed ane,nia In
medical writings. Given this condition, and
scrofulous swellings and sores, general and
nervous debility, loss g flesh and appetite,
weak lungs. throat disease, splitting OF blood
ana consumption are among the common
results. II you arc sufferer from thin,
poor blood employ Dr.. Pierce's "Golden
Medical Discovery" which enriches the
blood and cures these grave affections. IL
more nutritive than cod liver oil, aud Il
harmless In any condition Of the system, vet
powerful u cure. ny druggists.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

os0c's A0s1c0 y . IOu0G Man A000
- Opoa . 8estaarant.
4 young man who had been assistant cook
% Chicago Hotel, having saved little
moaey, concluded he would 20 to New York
aca try bis fortuae. He reasoned with hin.
seIi that Delmonieo would not live always.
and iancted that b might one day becoiAe
TIE future Delmoaico Of New York. On
tesealng the city 10 sent bic letter Of intro.
d,ietton to the famous restaurant keeper
and solicited sdvtee. Delmanico listened
sttentively to the young mans Inquiries, and
anslIy told him: "Det, first, . good location,
then Eet the best cook you can hire, ace that
your walters are attentive and polite, and
buy oely the best IN the market. And still oil
Of this you can do and not give satisfac.
tion. BE your own superintendent; get the
best quality OF the new CHARTER OAK Cook.
ING RANGE, and II ysu don't succeed In your
undertaking, you will have the sstislsct Ion Of
doing your best = merit t." (2-23)
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Reissu Needed u Tie System q Cottsn
Plaating.

Tho South m,,at Drenars N mia. Ia,
own ptuviSiona. oomnost Ssr tsrt;I;,s .'s'
cure her own hay, and breed her own
stock. Leaving credit and usurv ont al
the question, no man can nav seventv.
llve cents Q bushel for corn. thirtv All.
lam . ton for hay. twenty dollar. : hsr.
rel for pork, dxty cent: for osta. and
raise cotton for eieht emit a no,,rd
The isrmen Who prooper NJ Tia Sonth
are the ''corn.raisers," !. e.. The men
who raise their own supplies. and male ~,
cotton their surplus crop. 4 eentleman
who recorded $50 MORTGAGES last wear
,tpeH6ed that not ono wss placed on Tia
fafm b Sman who raised his own bread
and meat. The OhreVd farmers VIM Al.
ways haye Q bit Of monav on hsnd vith
which 70 bay any rood place 49, n "a
y cold under MORTGAGE IRE the !" corn.
raisers," and the moment thew nj M.
session they rule ont the all.cotten nian
end plant corn and ~ srsaaes Thst
tho plan q farming onlv needs rsviaion
70 make tho South Far 6avond msa.,r.
d proven by constant ersmnis a corr
raiser boueht 4 pIacs Al Al .c,.s ~ a.
0l,700. 10 at once mt sir tsnsrt ma. ~. ~.
L. and :;;m,tAd theI, .c.tn. .s.".. w
one.third ~ -hss -. ~ IA ,.Ss ,. y
v.sion ~ ~. sS3s - . .sSs vu.s..
cieer money an ~ sor.s - o.-".. .i ~
mad. "a ~ ~ - - ~ 49,
49,. a. Zoe ~ ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

FROM the Wilmington (Del.) R'p.N;ean:
Mr.. ]. N. Scott, corner Third and Madison
streets, had remarkably fine horse cured
OF tue scratches by st. Jacobs Oh.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

Whatever hog medicine contains 4
good proportion Of charcoal Is pre-.
sumptively good medicine. It may be
possible for qusckery 70 30 combine
charcoal with other ingredients that tie
efficacy OF this remedial agent will BE- Dc.
stroyed, but Il would. we believe, take Q
regular double.bsrrelcd quackery to de-
stroy II under any circumstances. Il Il
. most useful medicine hy itself, and
worth moro than any other one inQredi.
cnt that We ever saw put into . modi.
cine. 1t benefits the hog system by al.
sorbing the injurious gases within II,
and its absorp,ive powers are 80 great
that II will absorb about eighty times
more gas than It's own measurement. Il
Is To this quality that Il owe It, eGicacy
when given TO bloated animals, and
nothing equal 70 Il was ever given or has
ever been discovered In such cases.
Few Of our readers bat are doubtless
aware how magni6csntly Il acts in hu.
man complaints, and to such it Is rec.
commended In diseases Of domestic ami.
mails, and especially Of swine, with lust
- much confidence Of its being . sue.
cess - when given to human beings.
One beauty about II, too, 10 that It can
do no harm, something that can not b
said q many Of the nostrums which sre
recommended by avaricious compound.
crs Of incidence for animals. Il IL 10
given In too large doses 1t simply acts q
. cathartic, and that Is the end Of Il.
With such splendid remedy Il hand,
II is astonishing Why Il u used compar.
atively 20 little, and Why breeders Of
domestic animals should 50 o willing 10
dose them with mercury and other
harsh and certainly injurious medicines.
Mercury u not 6t Tor anything that lives
b take. Il y almost certainly produc.
tive Of moro or less harm. Not oulv
viii charcoal b found 70 b On excel.
lent remedy In case Of actual disease,
but II will prove On excellent prevent.
I've, - must readily Be econ In view Of
It, abeorpdve and consequently blood.
purifying qualities. Noxious gases In
the system must faint the blood and
produce disease In some DEGREES, and L
they ~ removed . fertile cause Of dis-
eass y removed Z! our swine Ars prop.
eriy fed, that Il, fed upon . variety Of
food, phosphate and earboaaceoss,
properly cared for and given charcoal.
We shall hear less Of hog cholera and
other hog diseases. Il must b charcoal
that Il used, however. We frequently
have inquiries - 70 tho value Of the hard
coal In such Cases. They have no such
properties - the ehajo1 shaI anh a.
tar - We know Arc perfectly useless -
. remedial agent. There are some hog
medicines which contain charcoal, and
10 think . great deal Of them. Indeed
We are using one constantly upon our
own hog, and 10 believe, In fact ws
know, with profit. There are other In.
Gredients IN tho medicine which no NO
doubt valuable, % much % that We
should b unwilling to dispense with
them, but ths most important ingredi.
ent Il charcoal. Wssters Rsrul. Il
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

An indianapolis exchange mentions that
St. jacobs Oil cured Mr.. j. II. Mattern, q
'et'er'carrier Of that city, Of severe sprain,
contracted In the war.-Lklroa (N.eh)
Western Home J0xrwal.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

D.. PlERCE's 'Plessant Purgativc Pei.
sets, are shgar.coated aud inciosed In glass
bottles, their virtues being thereby bro.
served unimpaired for any length Of time.
III any climate. 20 that they are always fires y
anu reliable. No cheap wooden or pasta.
beard boxes. by Oruggista
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

dress, there are those who Keen the OK. :.
,reme In the opposite direction. no,
that they don't wear enough clothing.
but they are 80 fearful lest some one
should think they are trying 10 'kccp in
the fashion," that they make III them.
selves oddities and subjects of ridicule.
There Is no necessity for following every
whim Of fashion; neither Is there any
excuse for . person pcrsisting In having
his or her clothes cut '.just 80" and be.
ing OF Just such q quality for all occa-
s'ons, regardless Of their lift or unbe.
'omIngness.
us'e sec" mo'hers with grown.up
Iaogntsrs VINO were refined ladies per-
as. IN dressing IN q style that attracted
" s..s anu Ia'cu'e' ana was . source
81 .,1 %o ,su., 20 the daughters. And
,Ss;. cp!,%.s ..e % "i'Sn lock, 70 accuse
,hs,n '""''" " 'e'"S ssnsmed Of
W. al, ,ov. N ~. -. A.. -. ,.
who N anti" e ~ hs;. voc ~, Ie st T.a lady,
neatly ~ Sp;'V h =. r'nH o'a.!.snlo"e9: -
hs.ssy 70 ~s.r o S."! ss..'G s ~ "a
49, CS:ss' ~ wese = i1esn, neat handker.
cosr.. I"cs ~ %" s.;,. nee. snIn cheap
becanse Isce ~ rucS;r. ' 4. 1I.s;a .aIIc'
There l. . ..s.. . .Isa - .sso M:.S .s
vonncsr r.cn,s V - ~. .s"aOucy c'!a a tns
vithont ye~,r.s - .rT ~ Wy i"saUu'
m hsccm;."..... ,sgs S%u .~ste,
deplored, a. i & ant st, to MA ., y 90
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- 81. =, m. ~ Ell. oae ~ : ~" V'ew
" w. re s ~..s'SsUss'. " sae CS..
49, 49, ~. ~ =! s@.ce.s o.
tsiI. =. ~ .S.s M ~. u as one
.om. ~cr.s. ~ ~. , .r oa " snC'
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

A DETROlrER dreamed that he had died
and was bsnished to Satsn's sultry Kingdom,
and says that he found many earthly Gus.
toms In vogue there. About every man he
met asked: rs Il not hot enough for
y0uy''-Dasoit Fine Pvvss.
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Worthless 0euG:

WosSAleso OsuG
Not % fast my friend; II you could see the
strong, healthy, blooming men, women and
children tbat have been raised from beds Of
sickness, suffering aud almost death, By tho
use OF Hop Bitters. you would say "Glori.
Gus and Invaluable remedy" See other
column. pa ladslphia Pres.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

CHILDREN are caricatuves Of their elders.
Which II the reason that their elders have
% little patience with them.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

New MEXICO will send delegate to ,he
eeXt session OF Congress, named Tranquilita
Luna, which probably means TRANQUIL lu.
esttc: Aside from his tranquility, he win
not diner very materially from bis fellow.
member. ..Llsvu Free I'rs,.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

t1!cy - b'ood By cleansing The system &
!esl hvmoFe, aod By giving streagta 70 The
hteE, kidaoys and bowels, 70 perform their
regular funcoioas. Kiduey. Wort will do Il,
1nS nnedy 70 now prepared 10 liquid u we'll
% u dry lo1m.-laEv. 0eeea,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

AS 4 tonic and nervine for debilitsted
women nothisg surpasses Dr. Pierce's
fsvorite Prescription. By druggists.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

1t Is difficult to walk at one and the
same time in many paths OF life.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

IT 10 estimated that 80 horse will eat
about 80 worth OF hay between this aad
next Nay.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

WHEN Fogg heard that Rev. Mr.. Proof.
text was made doctor o: divinity, he said
divinity must be pretty badly OF for doc.
tOn.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

I" SIGNS Of On early fall" Fosy re.
marked a. he saw tbs banana skins on tho
sidewalk.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

hne'@sa'','t steaas be tsts ptr.v sA.sabt ss
orVeMt tnEd ~ ths ntes ut tbs ~ tAag. r.,
seeesstil y '"t ttt ~ stt ~ b0t Ne ~ Stsns~ e
sond leta go ne part VI tag wstlFr, WVas
enty on ese siFee the paret, lspaF bpI.si,
carr w. ~ Etsta1 htess snd aatrs a I.,yS al
kt,ssse 80 - tses tss. ~ slssld sssast.
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"OH, Charlie" exclaimed The elderly
1iss Prin, ''pve learned lots OF things this
summer-been studying botany and geology
and" Charlie. What more new
wrinkles, Miss Print" Charlie meant no
harm, but Miss Prim Wss heard to remark,
o she Kazed into her mirror tlat evening:
.The idea! More new wrinkles, indeedl
The sauceboxl''
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

SOxE parts Of New England still cliag to
IL hotel gong. but most landlords ars
swere that The public do not Judge the bill
= jaN b The believing 81 I sheet .iros
0rum.-Frs Prss.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

THE man with On impedimont IN hi
speech never speaks well Of Anybody.
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Sad be-: " And you love me- letter than all
10 world besidew eyes," said she.
.. And you love me better t.an ~, body
else!' said be. "Yes, deares,." "And you
wouldn't think any morc OF me- II l VA.
worth million doDIarsi" Said he: "No:
end u I was rich heiress, y.u wouldn't
want TO marry me any more than you 10
nowv' No, darling" They were not
Jyise. gentle reader; they were simply
counting; that was oil.
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it took melons, plums, iearS, grspcs,
butter.milk. beer, peaputs, cocoanut and
Ice. cream TO give On Indiana 10y cholera.
0osbus, and even then be was out next dag.
-L)etvOl Fee lrMs.
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THE . utterly utter" kind Of talk has 10.
Sected the street gsmins, one OF whom, after
picking up . more thss usually fragrant
"Jsck, this b quite 100 positively bully"
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THE restaurants have bad such . run Of
Nlsl0merS that some Of The walters are .
little tnaltcntive. A strxuger called for .
plate OF oysters, and, after smelling them,
I'VE are not running IN intelligence. odlee.s
~ would like to know Il they are fresh"
.'WeIl. then. eat them, then you will know
Tor v0uTself. You don't expect me 10 eat
here to try old oysters on '-G;aisssson Msss.
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EARLY to he'd and early 10 rise, Il good for
tho sleeper, but rough o. tie Aics.
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Conknpg's Tactic, Considered.

NEW YoRx. May 20.-Ths Ti6uns's
Albany special says: Conkling is .
shrewd and astuts sohsmsr. With the
orphaned Vice President all bis own.
and with his powers. which oil the world
acknowledge to DO remarkable. hs may,
without disclosing his hsndiwork, hope
% o private citizen 10 foment disoords In
the Republican party Of bis State, II not
10 other States, and 80 jeopardize the
party at Its nsxt national election that
all who are timid and willing to DO sub
ssrvisnt will rise up and call upon him
10 come forward % Its savior from de.
struction and defeat. That hs would
not hesitate to ooalssoe with factions OF
the Democracy or With the Democratic
party OF large to secure bis ends, bis re.
cent coqustting In the Senate With his
political opponents 10 proof. To com
back to the Senate after that body has
manifested 90 conspiouously Its sense OF
relief at getting rid OF him and his biok.
sripgs, and its hearty good will toward
the President by the confirmation OF bis
entire list Of nominations, will not be
pleasant nor disniHsd. The Senate has
made 1t to DO seen very plainly that Ito
members are content to give their
''adviss and consent" TO the President
o. q body. by the voice Of its majority
and not a. individuals. Aud should
Conklipg return ss . member Of that
body, hs must utterly abandon the issue
which hs has raised and DO content With
sxsrcisinR the influence Of his individual
vote, or. maintaining his principles
again, throw up his position whenever
the President makes . nomination to
which be objects.