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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-23
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Mr.. Larry Eaton, Hampton Falls writes tina, h.
was given up to die of consumption, but BY the n.e
of Swedish Remedies he was cured.
Miss Sadie Breton, Lynn, Mass, writes tho,
Swedish Remedies have cured her of consumn,,nn
after her cast had been pronounced incurablc
Mrs. Eta Mclaughlin, Newburyport. Mass
writes: Eminent physicians considered nv lnps
disease hopeless, but, thanks to our Swedish Rem
edies, am well and strong"
Mr.. Chares Smith. Lysn, Mass, writes that hi.
wife has for year, been great sufferer from femsI,
complaint, ind gestion, nervousness and general
debility, for which have spent over $500 but .hc
received no help until she commenced 10 talc
Swedish Botanic Compound, which has entirely
cured her.
Mrs. VI. A. Baker, Lynn, Mass, writes: "Five
bottles of Swedish Botanic Compound cured me Of
dy spepsia, constipation and nervousness"
Mr.. F.. F. Hoyt, Gloucester, Mass, writes that
swedish Botanic Compound has entirely cured him
Of nervous headache and dyspepsia.
Mrs. Clara Moore, Worcester, Mass, writes: 81
cannot praise too highly the swedish Lung Balssm
for coughs and colds.
MIR. r. +. Hathaway, Salem, Mass, writes that
Swedish Botanic Compound has cured him of liver
and kidney complaints, from which he was u great
sunerer' g.
Mr.. Geo. Holbrook. East Saugus, Mass, write,
that he has tried all kinds of medicine but receive.
no help for dyspepsia and general debility until |
commenced 10 take swedish Botanic Componpd
which has entirely cured me "
Swedish Botanic Com pound. s5c d bottle
Swedish Lung Balsam. large, JOc. small 25e
Sxv edish Pepsin pills, 25c.
swedish Remedies for sale BY all druggists
aug2lt, od&w1y-tc
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FOR 30 s T . N.
=sGH STAR Of the EAST

WILL com nence her regular trips from the Ken
w nebec, THURSDAY, April Is, 1852, and will
until further notice, run follows:
Leaving Gardiner every Monday and Thursday .
3o'clock Richmond at 4, and Bath at r. NJ.
Meas ON board steamer. so cents.
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Messengers Notice
OFFICE OF THE
SHERIFF OF KESSEBEC COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.

KEyyEBEC S., Nov. "A, A. ID. 1882.
YINHIS is to give notice, that on the latn ny
i of Nov, A. ID. 1852, warrant in insolvency
wa. Issued out of the Court of Insolvency for sac
County Of Kennebec, against the estate Of Apien
ent Debtor. on petition of said Debtor, which
petition was filed on the thirteenth day .,
November, A. d. 1882. to which last Manner ssa
date, interest claims 10 to be computed, thaI '
nsvment of apy debts and the delivery and trans
FER Of any property belonging to said debtor. 70
or for hi use and the delivery and transfer OF
property by him are forbidden by law that NEW s,
and choose one or more assignees Of his estate. WIN
be held a. court of Insolvency to be holden a. W.
Probate Court Room, IN Augusta on Mondsy 49,. ~
27th dey of November A. d. 1852, at o'cieck
in the afternoon. --,...p
Given under my hand the date hrst above WHY .EssA'
GEO. Z. STEVENS, ehern,,
As Messenger Of the ourt Of Insolvency, fos ss''
County Of Ksunebec.
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Nefp advertisements.
BEYOND THE RIVER.

OIJUUU JU6 0Iv6ns
Away Across the Mississippi IL Held q
Convincing Conversation.
II tell you. sir, that they of the Deatest
combinations ever produced, and my experience of
that sort of thing has been wide enough TO entitle
my judgment TO some respect
"Oh, don't know" responded the first speakers
friend with little yawn, as though he didn't take
much interest in the subject, IL have been able
to much difference in things. They are all
pretty nearly the size, and made OF about the
same stuff"
The talk, of which the foregoing is fragment.
took place in Gaatin, Missouri, not long ago, in the
snug Office of Dr. NJ z. Flowers, one of the leading
physicians of the State, who followed up the vein in
which he had introduced it, substantially in these
words:
Nonsense: tina. is the rigmaroe Of a bov, or
rather OF man who either doesn't know doesn't
care what he says Those things, as you call them,
are just different the moon is from green
cheese. Now. liniments, lotions and ointments are
good in most for the relief of pain or in
hammaton, But, in the first place they are unclean.
out of reach when they most wanted
swell, my dear Doctor" sighed the traveller from
the North, "what would yon have? This is a
wretched world anyhow, and nothing is at hand
when il is wanted. "You can't suggest anything"
"Yes, can broke in the ID ctor, humping the
table with his fist, 81 can suggest BENSON'S CAP.
CINE POROUS PLASTER. have tried il on nv
patients, snd have tried it myself for attack
of Pneumonia and in all cases relief has followed
in from thre" TO forty- light hours The old plasters
stage coaches-the Capcine is Geographic dis
patch. For instance, in of Neuralgia, Muscu-
lar Rheumatism, Lumbaso, retarded action of the
Kidneys, and
81 give il up, Doctor, and in of need III buy
Benson's," said the traveller, pleasantly.
In the center OF the genuine is CUT the word CAP
CINE.
Seabury & johnson, Chemists New York
nov14tw4w
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In Observation-Disclosures Of Second Meet
ing.

STATE OF MAINE.-KESNEBEC SIS: Court of
Insolvency. In the case of Jonathan b. Besse of
Albion. Insovent Debtor
This Is to give notice that pursuant an order of
Court thereof, second meeting of the Creditors Of
said insolvent Debtor will be held at Probate Court
room, in Augusta, in said county, on Monday, the
twenty seventh day of November, A. ID. Issl, at
Section 80 of the Act of said State Of Maine
An Act in relation 10 the Insolvent Laws Of Maine,"
approved Feb. p, 1873.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN Resisfar of said Cont
Noysabsr II, ls63. uovIkf2ws
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Having used DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in
my family for the last three wears, | find il
is the best preparation | have ever used fol
Coughs and Colds.
Gen'l. Com. Merchant, lis Light St.
BALTIC, Md.
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got his diploma as doctor that day. and
they were draining bumpers in his honor.
| Mile. Eva was chatting with Nabal and
was radiant.
did you hear the good news" she
asked, as soon as she saw me. HE has
passed -
Il heard it from the echoes of the stair
case" l answered. bravo! bravissi-
no.
80, how nice 80 she cried. Another
treat for me - and she extended her trem-
bling fingers to the parcel.
No: it's for another little lady, but l
want your opinion on it,"
paper, and cried, mo, no: it's mine! it's
really mine.''
| And she shook over her head two pretty
yellow satin bottines, whose heels of
polished steel glistened and made mer-
| ry tinkle. like mule-bells-
"Kestrel's bottines How geod-natured
of you to have thought OF that.'' and she
dissolved into tears. II must kiss you tor
my poor Nabal."
leant over the bed to press my lips
against her forhead, but the head she had
| raised dropped suddenly on Tue piiIo"'
and the bottines fell on the tiled floor with
a crystalline crash. 1t was like the snap
of the silver cord.
Nabal rushed like a mailman to the
staircase. shouting, and was back with
GARNER in an instant
Believing only in swoon. | looked on
the chimnev-piece for flask of vinegar.
or carafe of water. when they entered.
"A light here" said GARNER, hurrying
toward the bed.
He had already lifted the patient under
the arms when came near with the lamp.
But he Immediately cried: Go away !.
Don't look Take away Nabal. Take
away Nabal
But had looked. had seen the mouth
of Eva and the hands of GARNER stained
with blood, and a long. carmined streak
trickling on the counterpane.
Nabal. his arms planted on the wall,
was striking his forhead and groaning in
halfcrazed monotone, hollow from de-
spair: My God my God! she is dead
is dead ~
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.Nrn nbgrtisrments.
4 D ] E R IlSE R 4

Can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of
ADVERTISING in American Newspapers by adj
dressing GEO, p. POWELL 4 CO., Newspaper
Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce ST., New York
lO0-p"ge Pamphlet, Toe. sent upon applies.
ton. noystSwlv
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We had to ransack the trunk and search
in every corner of the bandboxes and bas-
kets of the deceased before we obtained
the indications exacted by the authorities
previous to burial. We only found the
certificate of her birth, but that was enough
to enable us to discharge the ndispensi-
BILE formalities. She was only Is years OF
age Her name was Evalina Carteret
Nabal knew the village where her mother
lived: the hotel keeper wrote to her, but
when she arrived all was over. \ brave
honest woman she was, and seemed more
panied and Inundated at the misery her
daughter had voluntarily supported than
at the mourning she had to wear. The
poor kestrel might have lived couple OF
years longer in the fresh country air, and
would have needed dependence on nc
stranger.
GARNER and | endeavored to draw the
Great Green Guzzler from his garrett but
he was anchored in his penurious retreat
like an oyster on a rock, and we had to
give up the effort to rescue him. IL is
almost an act of charity to-day to give
him few sous to spend on absinthe.
kept the sketch and the bottines of the
kestrel; and GARNER stuffed and pre-
served. as a souvenir, JolicGur, who had
been found on the mantlepiece on his back
behind cup, his claws stiff, his beak
open. his body cold, on the day after the
funeral.
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the digestive organs.
sWED1SA ReMEnlEQ

When taken together according TO directions
have times and times again cured coNsuMrrio,
in the first and second stages. Tn usands q
pamphlets and circulars-Sent Free
F. w. A. BEReKNoRKN, MD,
Lynn. Mass. Proprietor
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BUSINESS MEN
And others in want Of
GOOD JOB PRINTING,
Will do we'll to leave their orders at the
JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.
N-This Office employs-M
Good and !snpstss! v'ssnsa,
Keeps up Uith the Styles Ia
Nesc Type, ana makes
Prices Reasonable q! Satisfactory.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-05

tunatelN they sometimes shoot them selves and then the tooi-kIller puts his coat or and rests halt an hour. We have been writing these things and obituaries altern ately for several years and ye, there is no falling off in the mortality For every man who .s rghteoasly slain there are about !. million law-abiding men. women and children murdered. E;ern.- " pArquet;e is filed ei,h people \ ne got there bX ;he seli-sackiag revolver route.
 \ man works twenty wears ;o become Saown as d scha.ae. d newspape; man and gentleman. wh.lc he i..i;ei.te r...l.- ieIe >pra.> aiN immediate no,orIe;v ,u s daN an3 he widow ot h,s ,le,;n eAnao: even SCI her lie sns4raaee4 These things Ire wh4; u.ake people ssl.san;htepil tad tenacious q ;he.- hele, ir a he..
 !; revolver, -e4id Ee. he sea iey ses> ,haa : SO aple,e w.;h d ,aarantee m me part ei he Nendee. >sued bv good sure. ;ies. ;hal Ae ~ould s4ppor he widows and orphan,, you would see more lon- geyJiy lyins around loose tni western ceme:erles would cease to tal up such III gh.N mac oFitie>
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-05
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 ta .ezfsles va, ii.t iI5fgts . | ..,..4.l,
 t5se,.,-,sih zs5>. se,iis> .o .....r i1.e.. Et-1 ,c9ct... aH.i man, .inus.uS .saez..a.eS et tf5, ,.5..l as,asn .sc n rc nd |. 0as. hove e oz .tsso2ai.. severely ensured ,, ae=:as o2en :o tbe-c. Ftas. for ln-ttn. . sesn Heuxaa. ia h. - n z hbonndi,.s. . -feakns a.i; sttaaslN laniemn, ' he
 onmon saiation nf 'sanci.. he >.ts- '.l .hhet !, is edieu- ;o ne IT ~hom.ee,c cf see When have seen good isru :, .- .,.,e ! ase women ;ha' ,hcN have 5i,.'ed of ths' haze ted them haze ultic lrk ab'ee:ian ,galns' Il and when thes haze answered | was but d pleec II sIttA- " made m, abfeeaons agains, t .att ther' .tl=at ' was not a rofneN s!ghi Na.ue iaIeed hssc urged the hel ki,s . bu, then hsse a>Aed them why :hes .lade ba.s. wisH they dId Stiutr the .mo>t. handsome. md lct the dl-,a,ored -a II. spite, however. ei the .cns0f. po4sed or ;hls old t4sh.on y ctcn eon- ie;4,loes n,afslis,s ot the tune. ,hcft IA be no douh, ;ha' !, found favor in the eyes oi mos, of the ladies of our own and other countries, I; has been often re- marked with more or less truth that there are fe" of he far sex who are in thei, Innost heart indifieren, ,o the adml- ration pad ta them in daily lie, and who would fcgart; wt,t, 'iisiavot 4 kiss paIiiels ot'cfe-! ,o ,iiem rem some gallant s~..In whom. m4e bc. they have cap,iva,cd by ,hcH roan'lcss eharm,. History VIC 'now. = dAll, repeating lt>eii and | t~ dii;s'I 'Ili uo,, .s-dass from wha, II Was IT ,etr, gone bt although the manner, O; >acIetN H9N have undergone eftain changes, | > easy to ontltise in un- measured terms fhe sll5-.ai iisases ei =nnr pfedee e,sofs but. after al. II mus, na' b. forgotten that 'a ,hc present age ;hc same customs are fen <, papusu es ever he "-.ly i ''ercte beng that. ,ns;e,. ot aaf- H. pGant re gsasfloh they hn- 4 .4e-. | epf4nse
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-05
Marrying for a Home.
Jamestown sunday Leader


 Every my school glri from the time that she plays with the del! baby looks forward ;o marriage as the business of he! hte. All the novels .ha, she reads end n Neddings all her romance> :urr apon enga .eGnenis d, her daN dreams are oi weddings bridal wreash> and hogeNmoons- dcabtiess, seN >Wec, anu ,aaoeea; and pure. hu, nerilonsiy un- tt;ins he, teg t as, estimate oi hef own riae>s for such state. and rendering ne, fatalix susceptible ie be;ray inte bllrd and lmpra, iden, marriage. !; t> ;his teel.ns Whaeh ,caJ> them sa ottcn ,n ueSiee; ;hc mos; esdsEay caution and is3arrl ,. wretch wht hts l ha.i dozen w1Ve> EN4hg. 8a; ,his isn', the WoFS;. \ sri hasn', ;Af lhantc l; hes: Tor she '' r.asr c> toi horne. and &aup:s marriage .s ;. profession Now the man has 4 praie>>lan and trdepcndeni He may ularf> when II suiis hm hu; the woman ahe has no pTnfcs>ion af trade and mus, marry fa: htln. .eo often feels that she must ;lke the nrSi good offer Nay, many helpless women marry men who arc dfs,asiefui to them m arier to have home. Women usually consider aH marriage ,o be honorable and vet. to sell oneself Tor home $ a, bottom selling oacselt toi a pnce and nigh, be calied .n plain English by a SeS ugly name. And are VIC not all "a blame ii WIG raise car girls ~ithoa; eda.a;s lng ,hem to suppor and take care of themselves a, need and thus leave them dependen; upon catching husband" as the only path 10 honorable life. l> this siNing the giti> 4 tar hau,e, Would no; all oi our sirl>. nch er poor be better equipped for making good match II each one had a trade or eallins hy winch q, need she might supper, herself without feetns he degrading ne, ess.,> 'ar marfNlas ! home =
 :, :. ne: r#i'4hle state II ..ti.ut> that every aid ma.a sh9aid aasldet aet fafec' failure be, aU-c she !, .he ioste ..a4i s.isa.;A b decas u. s,fe.> na'- age ;ha, Id ne; a., si q sci s,4H,- al
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-05
The Immediate Revolver.
Bill Nye : Do omcrane.

Wyoming has recently been ! grea, sufferer, mainly through inc carrying of resolvers in the caboose of ;he overalls. There Is no more need of oauNlng re- volTer in Wyoming than there E ot car ry1as an upr ght piano in he coat-ta.l po-ket. Those who oarrS revolsers gen er4.iy die by the revolver. and he ~ho a- -:a;es the six-shooter oy the s.x-shoo:-
 e shall his blood be shed When 4 man carries gun he does 50 De ause he has said or done something for which he expects to be attacked so l, $ safe :o say th4. when 3 man goes abou, OUT peace ful streets. loaded. he has been doing some little trick or other ard has in ad- vance prepared himself for Smith S Wesson matinee. The other class of men who suffer from the revolver com prses the white-iirerd and efemin ate
 parties who ough, to be arrested for wearing nen's clothes and xho never
 shoot anybody except by accident For
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-05
The Wrong Marquis
a1 .f,@. is

la>, NednesdaN morning. Coun, s:a';h. et .he ltlace had Us; super T. tended the nnlshing touches n the floral decorations of the vice-regal apartments. when the door opened ard granger looking individual presented himself
 ,ls he come asked the .,rris al from the ioo,hllls brushing some hay-seed from his eoa; and examining h.s care fully tallo~ed looks m the pier glass.
 Who he marquis: said the arbAne linguis, of the regis;c, Na callers l. lowed. nN good man
 Callers be dcrned fcpiled the com bned reaper and mower. I'm am Ter dine wl;h ,he magkl. h., rlbs a<ed ne h sseif
 Did. eh. ,..., the sen5a' s. mael .sieni>hed. Where d,o the t,, den. tei t.r:
 .ep,a4r. Nh>.pp where beiaa.. |, e.epsnn .!8..oa. .eu sG.le- h. n, fr:t- ana Ihe mark, >;..yed w.'h re ,wa eek
 hz VI. .sf-.=s De -E.ss..,..,... = l9-lscu ne .. eased mas slate nt ;hc kes ia k- H H7 h.1haess E-.> aeAei heel. U thc ,..,ie before.
 Before ef hch5at5. don ' 2stca sEs>>.S shouted ,he te;,iena;.g. :. .mma- a., h4, an :Ae ;ioo1 ..s a. ..,tcS nan c.sea a.cf - inc Ire ,lasia. -'l -.a ih, 8Iarky ,.td stec He n iatte Not that are n; Soar ed so,ei ..,t4is 5u, Isa baand .3 see .he mark, ai b}>. lie srin .a ml fans h .ooa, three weeks asa-,Ala ned los, h,s w.,y Nhiie hunting fti5le,> V ii ;he luke nj lcru,h4iem When he lei, h. bnrtnwed iour.ecn dollars mi a pa ' ef ae~ asctalls. and he lnYl;ea me r. sa;n .ad d'ue with hun a, seau !, hc struck r3>ea ;hefe now
 My good man.&s1-1 our, o.n,:h aho has had sIeat pras ;iee 5 m.snts Ia i. refractory tourists. .Hoa haze eEiden:.y 5een the srbles; of Il large 4na pleasing game eeme evei-headeG tramp ha> been giving lou gigantic fl. Nou have been tine ehildlike and bland vlet'm oi the grea, sucker act You
 "I,n', tn, here marky d little shor, man. with a red ncse and wart under hi, ear, Isn't
 Bu, iu>i then :. cohort ot unbleachcd republicans burst m and choked off the perpleNed plownan with four-inch ire hose. He IS ION confined IT the bag gage room. and h,s friends are hereby informed that unless ;hev call tt once pay charse> and take h.n aoay by ;o- mouow noon. he will be tcd en :. hetei sirloin and buried iron he I'll osgue
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-05
Swamp No:es.
Ak11<a.A Rat Srt

Ire average man had rather bu k the iIser than io buck inc wood pie
 The Arkansaw no,ion of heaven |, place where every pod, zoe, ia the legs ia- fe.
 The dayerer hoi, ga ,a your lips wlih one hand 4ad tres :n ,e: the a;her mo your pocke,
 . The man who neye- oNns anything bp, yellow dogs and an appetite for corn wnisSy l. generally he ars: = sa.aplain 0: Lard ume,.
 l; ], ,Ai,: by old Ieop.r 4;,e -renef,' ,ef tin that eolafaar away, took l., 70 1niy naqer an3 pad fo- '. iiew.s 7. ises. Haa a feii 's . wi,e ore.
 .Aa eA s.a-e s.ys :..... .t.l..l Ii k.a,ai wears j .c-y snail . z. Ne a,a ay> ;hoa yh: ,he would nas,c :. ery snall ;ra X in ,he sand, oi time
 The price of bgs;, .ai fowls Q: ne4ly .il kindss |, eey H;-;.a:'n-. os., the Amerlcan eagle st.sl a1~-A eNat Y zen dollars. and the deruan ,,, .aa:
 4 company of Askansaw capt:4ls,s nov offers si .ooo.oo, - he lavento, c: l, cement tha, will mead ia ;le and eaeu,a- Der jokes so they wil never more be era ked
 A'i;l you take something 7: asked an Arsansaw man of friend the par passed saloon door. No was the reply I took mule once. and hve years in the penitenraH cured me.
 Abou, six-hundred years ago a country editor started joke about printer who made mistake Tn setting Gp a piece of copy. The nex; week the editor ,r,ed 10 SC, cp athree-line editorial and the proof ioosed like Alexandria after the lombard r1ent. or a rubbe- overshoe after three years service
 An Arkansaw man murdered has wife last spring, and although he has been in jail over four months. he has no, received a s!ngle boquet @The ladies of our rude. un -ivilized state do no, seem 10 have as mlch sympathy for the dear, s~ees mur- derers as their better educated and more Fnodernized sisters of the east
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-05
The Love B

\ California phl ltn whp disC oy ereu a rev ds>e ,se- IoVe m4dnes> aas been e> >peflmen;ns with he person a.flleted herewith. ard has pfsdQCed ;ae love parasite. " - 5fth tfl5y05 f. Fisf, ae cultivated aj, in ,hc = ei., eth genera ;.oa, and wit, the parasite, of ;ha, se'. q ..ian hc aat G,sstes' .. number uf sub
 es;, Iae .noeG.4,la.. Was ..l. tfIaais s;.s cs,tt.. syta1spss.s - the disease 4.- peaf.r. II | scry s..tet ..t..e tttcr the ap- ef4,.ea. \ b..1ae- aged 'it,y year, an :i,e nF,, day ate. II u4cu.a,ton Lad h.. Rhi,Ners dt ed. af,sctef! sat o; I..0 clothes and a SC, of i4.>e teeth 5o4ght d top buggy ard .a bette ef lals te,.eref. i dl ,nond rins and Sg'4f. a:.a aczAa 5eadin5 Byron poem T he ata- ton produced symptoms of the same IA turc n a young lady af tortyh.c. She spen, ;S |, drug store for easme,ics. bought a ,ot of new hair and croquei set. sang Empty s the Cradle. sent out invitations for party. and complained ,ha; the Chico young merfdo no, go into society. An inoculated youth of seven teen. employed in a country store. did up a gallon frnolasses in paper bag. and also IT Ii of absent-mindedness put the cat Tn the butter tub. and ,hre. some fresh butter out of the window Finally he sat in basket Of eggs while looking at the photograph of pretty girl. and was discharged for his carelessness. The Chico doctor Is still experimenting. and will soon lay the results of his obserya- ,lons before the medical world.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-05
i-e.4ttes

 . \ Ish; nan has lso,c '..5s',
 S@esria. 7, taa asset efa.
 &..a paa.e. Ht man> ! a,csa ,,al faaac&
 Ncve' ike o~n la he ear. tar cal fake. i'e psinfui.
 The ereain of espcnenee slammed t.om ,pllled m.lk.
 Young marred couples on brdal tours prefer an necks pres, tram.
 The sinner on pended knees beraiing himself. IS on-knee -beratcd.
 Sin IS brillian, as gold bu, |, IS a base metal covered with fire guilt
 How sweet and beautiful is bed of roses. until despoled by rake.
 The turnpike of slander IS lined with told gates and thick with pi,ch-holes Heap coals of fire on your enemy's head you want to smoke him ou, Many persons en,icise ,his worlds m- perfectionS. who caBno, make d round mud bali.
 If you want cOrrec, information about any busIness, ask the man who has never engaged m II.
 Never bring up ch.id n carry bod. Parents had better spoil their bod ard spare their children
 The rzfers of Heaven are sun beams the stars are loop-holes through which God watches men's actons
 4 Ct1Tk cbunty far has been awarded the surctngle He .elis of a winter So severe tha; the springs E mems wstc hes were all frozen Sprfngf<h Sevf. pshaw We kno1 a man who has such cold looking eye. Ina: [, once froze a ca'ar2c' that appeared on his eye-ban.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-05

The Ford brothers. who have been hay ing one continual round of pleasure since they murdered poor. unsuspeciing Rap tis, n Missouri. have got ;o the end of ,Aelr rope One IS on uiai for murder of companion, ard the other. who was present to tender aid and comfort to his brother. by keeping his hand on A reyol- yer handle ready to kill anybody who in- terfered. has been arrested for high~a ay robbery. These little things may seem ,riies. bu, t should be remembered iha, the Ford boys are compelled 70 throw up ;hea,noai engagements that were paying them well. The thca,er gong public all De sorry io see ,he young men taken from before .he foo.ligh,s permanently. Sal 'ini has goat. Booth has dyspepsia Emma Abbott has an alleged baby. Mar Anderson has los, her cgd. Alice Oates can; ind any of her husbands. and no~ ;he Ford brothers are IT Jai. PeIk'I >Hg