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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-31
EGYPT.

London, 3O.-It is stated that govern
ment has decided that the British am
basssdor at Constantinople shall 90 to
Cairo for time to direct the negotiations
in regard to Egyptian affairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-31

AZURE Strengthening tonic, free
from Whlskey and alcohol, cures
dyspepsia, and similar diseases. It
has never been equalled. Browns
Iron Bitters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-31
eau ghf.

Ut. Louis, 5s.-Samuel Levair, letter
carrier was sent to jail for robbing money
letters taken from boxes adjoining bis
route. He was caught with decoy letters
sud confessed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-31
Casualties.

North Adams, SO.-Michael Malloy,
another victim Of the railroad accident
on the Troy and Greenfield railroad,
died this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-31
Hendricks.

Indianapolis. 3O.-Ex-GoYernor Hen
bricks condition is net improved. His
case ia regarded IS critical.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

your brothers and sisters. Even ,e the httie Lily who was baby once who learned ,o walk and prattle. and was prrt. tier than any other baby ever vas. nor the hstle gin who was so wonder ful genus when she played her nrst tune on the ptano er worked her nrS, hook-mark. lie who falls ln los,. with yoa may have known twenty etact ,.fettv glrl> and have been perhaps a, >ox,e tune. .in love with half ot them In some things you wall fall short et >ospc one he has known. Your eyes wi, not be >. i F a> those ot Miss laNlna. And ,ou w,n ne, q make cake a> hts mother dues. Here M the old home Nou hase been pertec tlun even T prudence kePs Noor parents from saving Sa. thCv eafr:ses -t,ettts,, -,sl, one quite So nlce a> oat fiN Then hnscf d ht,le here where some one else >houl- ,!S;s :hc s&.s!:sa- and >hleld> Nou from lifc'> wotrv: whefc ,he love ls | love that does moi change ,e,au,c oi a new ft,c where ;hc inneten; dN> et ehidhaad have been passed see, 6f>s and hes. home
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
Art and Artists.
NrM York rt,rr

K. Hilton. who has lus, arrived by the the spain. has won reputation Tn Eu- rope. and hence will soon return to Rome l, $ probable that. like Hiram Powers. he will make that city kiS pcrmanen; abode. \ higher order of patronage can be reached by foreign residence. .ls i> evident no; onl. from ,he history et Powers. bu, also that ot Baushiia. The latter. while an Albanian. was glad to reecive Stoo for a picture. bgl Slnce he Won di>;iu5 ton in London hIs puocs rdnst tfam SS.oao to sS ,ooo- As long a> AmenCAn amateurs she such pTeieteI E = iareisn pictures Il ls n1;t.t.i iha, uaI aFti>ts should seek European celebrity. l. seems the anl, WAY that the, etn meet iere4sn uNdlfx. speaking al art. one k lcd to notice the lafse number VI tues sent nom ihi>
 ~ to western e>h.huoas. One house has already >cnt eishS-tVc works n ogl and @a;cT eelar>. gne ladins such names a> e-4itatd, Moran. S,tfonN. Arthur luat- teiN. 0hureh. Eastman Johnson. De Haas, and other af;l>t> | iI>;inetton. Inc Ghf- 'a-o exhibition opens uE the >if ot neN, month. and will hc ,hc nac,; celie,uon ,,N,t seen n the Lake NftN The Mlwag-
 Nttteaie.''A fAN LIN NtAtttt t#stf f.tAAa ne above men;f'nud ha3I>e has sent ,So \ ark> ,hihe,. ealb,acins els. water eol- ais. and ctshHS>. Inc .tIt mama has tl,' rca he'd hcry cf. whithcf >escats->aN works Were=>eut ~ Inc stnc nm fht wealth ei lbc maing z3pit,ll>;s uutf lead .he'n 'a make she,al pur, ha>cS. and per hap> ,ls n,.Y hc The be-tnnlns ei :, hlsh ='ftict e, ;.>t.. IA the iti west. The p.., k H.S ei pl tue, hl> become uade snd expert nafkmcH aat plenty ef employ ment Large pieiafc> 2fe maeed en uli- -ts. and the fftne, tte taken tp2tt wltac 2mAsl EZasa>c> afc boxed. lhe n>k> II ire ale met hN tn>ludBec.# #ind !; l> s,ad ihai ;hc pfanertl sn ., les,eu ;h,> ptopctn has been les- ;eln IN efhef he most
 s~'I, wa'k T 2; eve. destroyed b> iIfc i thf, tenats> Nl> hiaesl~ ltadpeti ~aa. winch MI, aHieed a teas eitN. I,> ,.t5tsr= W.s> >>a.es,. Inc 4eN, la pom, of importance W,> thc" Nmasan. hN kts>. Nhieh ws.~ de-ssotei n the a.!fsslne | the
 nstd ralaee n lS54 l's latac VA, ,fo.no1. ant a dapise=s'e Il ihiza..iseu'
 ale>>.t, - htl,i 1aa H. N9astlc ot neatly n t,faa value. >iased the same fir.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
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 Same baok> >.,A flc ,'vz ,slr. '-,unst hc te..d tasting. ts T wcFC. cvrrv wr1fsi
 But an se'ee oiuc tsnatilai w3th sibte,t >e |, = k'saw what Sea wt=h ta can .thee, | Aas >aa n ie,d | page Il | ] t>'y VI Ehtaut reads | e.i ? l lesson itonl liaaaln .,zd hI> seo'S pf, tce ot iook.a= u .a shaa window and remembering ,i th4i th#, s4w cam fn fraI .ept-e sn thr shortest pes> bte timc dud .o s.,ad t thor,a | es3pHta4z a"a on Il, = teH5. ihcfc seuld h, i,., ~l>cf n en tsn .a re, srsi = reading thta snaigse4 es tbls ..s. seu,cuH Inc numbc, ai 6oe5- fbst ate aceoaied ie4, iEs not a nfe bchna.''a~ tIn4.-, IT. 5fedshie psla4p> ta ase pel...us T ri't, 'he ieas!.H. | te.h ,"tumc r> sutnc- ttp.. m.9o 'ttah | tefapsfa> ee steEeni ats.l =.laa-staeut. s.iuzlst,#,t6 n the in tftri oi t... tfa.s :s a.e it3s5zIy ia siit sfhaals II .tfs geettft i'f it3tiae, has b't ~lnaii pzssta . @4eh .be h.,h#ta.t noe ei si,s=tsf.,=i .,.s,==,--i4.-. -.i zzszts r. tic=~R . Nh f.sto tics ,.a tl.t 5ta.i1.ff.z zutief hin has kcf= eifs=v 5seHHs .te x teil et b,tlr, .ts .t ai4Ha.ra, z,a whs.h ea93#8 have ua's | f.#s.#.R \ | ..,t h,5i 1e,I, empucd mn shrre
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
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Cam a-3aa.- Pc re.

\ Nouas Fren. h oraer.i 'n inc -.trfl- son ai \arfe, W,s- =9a- a.zt-e.i T.. tsf1s.el- stances whrrs h. 5aa'. as, a.hers >c than sincere .n8 >..eslls. .,#. Ni- ,, brave and } sf ,s4si.. ! E. gre az a age. bu, ia hsl... k slil 5c ..59. sH...r,z.ess dissip4;,d u .t-s. ..- .zt. .s-.s'=s #...s,- N as t0 .5.r-ct E ,al sie-s
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 Ah c'i i.a- f. h.- brough; me h.
 ~les. ss.- -. pe. ras boz. loa ire too ;, y.e !.a-,a.l- pose ar.ns a .raea. aa ase saa- d.,ion. :"
 Do y,u mem eseianca tae boy. baghtea.ns Aac NaAt me 0ohd ton =
 II is lie ]; so4 aeser .e; drunk asain -death '; ,-.sl s.s.--
 Impnss.a.e. so.aac. elHna: 7..5ln:s and rema'n >e5ez.
 Then efoiatse ts .e. the s.ae alone. Is To; year a:- esfsh thas saers,iee. un- happy boy: e
 Pierre was >..ga- ,. ,a7:.ic1.;. ;h,nkln- intensely and pam.
 Mus never -.-l> ..ag --lore. roionei:"
 -Never."
 Ano,he. maa,ea. e. ,.l4a C.
 Ba, hax can s-,s bc ecrl...n shall keep mg piec SC:
 T will be ss,isied wi,h 1oar word of honor as . sold5e-
 That rcply rallied all f,crre's manhood. He sprans io hls feet.
 See" said he ..fing Is hand Tever- ently tosaId heaven. God $ my wit
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

ness here and now, promise never to my dying day 10 taste wine or other hq- our again.
 The young soldier was released and re stored 10 his place in the army He be- came Gen. Cambronne. one of the bul- liant leaders who won historic fame Tn Napaleons wars. He commanded the Imperial Guard al the battle of Waterloo. rnd fell terribly wounded after ut,e.ins the often quoted defiance. The old guard dies. sui never surrenders.'' He iised ,o be e,enty-nve years old. bu, the pledge made in his boyhooi he kept faith fully 10 the laS;. But for tha, pledge there would never have been any ten. Gam. bronne
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
Literary lmrosters



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A Qaeer Way oi BeIt ns Hoases


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Gold Dus,
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sr's,-+is-
 Genius can never despisc labor. Abel stevens.
 The only lewel which ,,lll not de a> is knowledse.-ll-angford.
 Bad men excuse their faults. good men will leave them. ~ Ben 1on.on
 The most profound lov ha, more of gravity than saliy m II. Montague. Life $ no; >a short hu, there is alWav, tune enough far courtesy. Emerson There are ep.detnies ei noblcness a> well a> epidemaeS ot disease traude Guuiase :. on ..ll haa..s. ,en,. destd ..- m essential ofhish character. F,oude. The secrets ai ltr arc ue, >hoan eN- eep' to sympathy and hkene>>. Mon taisue.
 The tiatterer has not III opneH -ay,a enough eithei ot himself er others be l-a Bruyefe.
 Most of our miSiouuncs are more sup portable than ,he comments ot alr tuvud> upon them. Y. |. toite'''.
 The proper waN ;e check sander !, ta de>plse .; attempt to olett.,ke ana rcta,s Il and twlll oa'raa y"u- George Ftt"t. Happue>s eoH>ss,> n attt,ity. Naeh x t.te te.ls.I;a; 'a oi a..r uas.tc; | k 7. t..t- ms ,,rcanl and aot >iasuaat pa,sl .tsaode
 Ma, good ,e, auni5.s s,-ek h ,5. arf ll.e abedient ta ti.t .ts. sit fra>t. lha'se!lt -. 1et'.e. sn4 H,-.-; ,,.ine. >i-a.z
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 E.sa Arnold  Lenlency willopcfafewith sseater iorcc. m some instances. than liSaf. | .9 'he;c- fore in> iirSl N l>h = katc TN 3halc eaH- due, distinguished hN.i: .f.eafee Nash .n5ten.
 -I Ilste .s aa r.mssis i..- i5l7 H@~fs,a;.
 N k.atzus '.i- IT. $ ls'=.' N k.ssr s'.rs stf5C,szst f-t.Hs-
 fir.st tie' Ban 4ts #.s...I. ',e #as#
 et- A4aaeA ... There ought to be a >y>,e0 af manncfs Ill every na;lon WhIeh :, We.lf5tus.. l55G, HeulA be d!,pose,i h rcilsh iolusia, gs loVe our country. cur country oa- ai io be lovely. Burke.
 Show me the man you hansf l knaa bx that system. better than aaK o'bel Nha, you 1T, ,eus,eli ies Y"4 =ha,5 m thcu whaf saar Idc.i at nanhaea.sz. a i4..t kind Il | man yoa long aeNafe~~tas tg be tcarlyic.
 You've sot to save Nour own spei i5i-t. atid ,hea the >eliI, .: laal t5 ''f=7sz. Y ;hey MI lei Yoa ,t}a - mU>t cultivate aa'a >Pas,ei s'tt stg. ;he talent that 2;tra,f p1op!e ta tlt her- in% ef inc word. e'cosse Ma. poa.di. heaa'ie-~ she hHHau ef.tle ana
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The o!d Home

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-07-26
STOCKING VAR

lS- All these fabrics will be made Of \,
uool, as he il determined to use no sh,SI
material or cotton, and guarantees this 10
customers.
He will exchange these goods for wool
pay the highest market price in cash. III
receive barter, such az Butter, Eggs, yera|
bles, Poultry, Lard, Bacon, &c.
He is also prepared to card Wool inior]
in the best style, and respectfully solicildI
patronage. Price only eight cents erpcuI|
for all delivered at the Factory. When 4
livered at the Railroad Depot he will goau|
for it, return it, and charge ten cent?. Yl
also card Wool on the toll.
All consignments, orders, &c., sent to Id
will be promptly and carefully attended,
At his Mills there is a commodious ui|
enclosed by good fence, where teams viii d
safe. Also large room for persons who Id
to stay over night or two.
JAMES NJ. GRIFFIN,
mar21-ly Winchester, Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-07-26

We are proud to see Mrs. Polk paid
every dollar due on her bonds, but why
not pay, in full, the bonds held by 9th.
or widows, guardians and orphans Of
Tennessee? Why such discrimination
II GAINESVILLE Chronicle.
Because, you see, Mrs. Polk is old
cannot live long-and at her death the
State, under the will of President Polk
will become owner of her splendid prop.
crty in Nashville. To this has the
great State of Tennessee come in her eff
fort to be economical. If that blind
girl who owns only one bond which her
father left her, could only leave 81 900
to the State at her death, her bond
would not have been scaled. However,
we don't expect any settlement Of the
State debt for several years. There can
be no honest or honorable settlement
until there is an agreement between the
debtor and creditor. An honorable
compromise would be settlement, but
a forced settlement is n disgrace to the
power that cntorces it, and it is q farce
to call it settlement. The State is
bound for the debt; whether she ever
pays it, or compromises it, or not, is for
the people to say. The people must
rule. This has nothing to do with the
Governorship. We do not want Rad
ical.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-07-26

a Republican member of the Michi-
gan Legislature has the following to say
of the negro, after having paid visit
to the South
damn him, sir, dhmn himl We
wouldn't stand the half from him that
the South. He is lazy, shiftless, thiev-
ish and general nuisance. I've talked
with a score of 'em and they are as ig-
norant as our horses. They vote my
ticket, but they can't tell me why. They
have no reason, no argument, no princi.
pie, and so little sense, that l wonder
how they get through the week"