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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-05-17
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-05-17

Indiana, April II, '1y.-Ih0 Remedy Is working per.
fecty. Had epilepsy from weakness for years past
Iowa. Oct 10th, 79.-I am almost surprised at your
PastiileS They have worked like charm on me. am
Just twice g. much Of man as was before taking
was on the verge Of tin Thought and there
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-05-17

Uneoiiclted testimony to the Efficacy OF
Prof. Harrlo' pastillee, taken from Let.
tors received from Patrons:
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-05-17

HARRIS REMEDY co. MFG CHEMISTS.
Market and 9Th Ste. ST.. LOUIS, Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
THE OLD TIMER.

I. Is difrcul; 70 eradicate the belieffro
The !mpresslble minds OF eastern gentle
men. tina. he Arkansa Az man. 10 matte
IN which par, OF ,he state ne may reside
i a kind OF = holy terror man. with
long knife and a coon skin cap and
pronunciation which denes imitation
Arkansaw has been visited by vast iEa-
provement since he war. and the city ef
i,;le Rock Is modern town, with lates:
attachments and patent rights. Bu, there
are still places in the remote parts Of Ire
state. where The old timer huns
WITH the long rife and where The do.
IS an honored member OF society. These
old timers rarely leaxe home. A session
Of ne legislature. to which boiy ne +
elected. calls him from home He'd oesn'.
arc 70 XII anyone ualess ne deem
such aseoarse strictly necessary. Ii
man comes along and IS thirsting 10.
a disturbance. he can sc: !, By prompt,
applying % the old timer He Is n.
Standing the way ef civilization. He 8.
getting out OF the way. He has moved h,
eabn from time to tme. Uni, no~ n.
smoke ina;s oset INTO the Indian TERRITORY
lie can, stand 10 be crowded He doe,
n, think tia; ehips from dineren; woo5
p.lcs should mi< He does 10: belize
hat II IS heal,hful for two families 20 Use
water f.om he same sprias. He has n,
spen; his lifc IN the acquisition of weal,.:
and has 10 more respee; foF fande. :
bill, than ne has f5f a tramp. Thousil
a man Of 10 particular influence a, home.
We, the state takes her character abroad
from hitn He i misrepresenied on the
stage and Is made 70 say Hello. s,roa-
ger This : dong h.a d grea, injustice.
for he says Stranger with unmissaka-
bic accent. He Is getting pre:;y old no"
aad his children who have married of.
are 10: following his .I.astr.ous example
The, turn away leaving INN alone n H.,
arfasr=,1 ,,larH
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

after Mr.. Stewards death, as some OF the
New York papers declare. for the house
continued to flourish until the great man 5
bones we're stolen. This may seem like a
superstition. but II IS sad 20 be fact
shortly after the death Of the grea; mer-
chant. an old woman approached a CON-
pany OF merchants who sat al dinner. DIS
cussing the wonderful vitality OF the
Stewart firm despite the remova!! OF the
'eader, when an old. shriveled. hAggle
tooth woman entered and asked the gen
,lemen # they desired the downfall Of The
5te~ar, firm. At hrs, they paid no atten-
ton TO her. but finally she grew - earn,
6; in voice and 50 fierce N gesiie glatlon.
INA; the gentlemen stopped eating and
told her that she struck them where hey
yegetated She told them tia. her mother
who was southern negres@ and a well
known teacher Ia tic h. loo school. had
communicated The secret 70 her and ,ha;
for lie thousand elean shirts mh h She
desired - ship ,ou,l. .he would deliver
% them the secret The merchants were
disposed y, -faggt,. BIT, orc Of The HuHDeT
who had been ,,oonlured" By a negro dur
ing the war. said ;ha, he believed her
story and advocated the adoption Of he
~ position Ncs. day the shirt, were
=. Il ; 10 4 49, =
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
A TERRIBLE SPRING.

Some time ago. i; vii be remembered.
correspondent; Of a Lizzie Ro-k paper
gave AT aceoun; ii he discovery OF 4
spring whose waters produr ed iatoxica-
ton The s,o7 VAS a. course untrue. ye;
nany people lo2rnicd TO the place merely
"a see Il ne spr.ns w1uld .a,o>iea,e. y
-rca, many people 20 saloons fer the
same purpose An intoxicating spring,
~, ever has really been discovered II
i d:s;rie; n; very Ia t-'.-, ,h.s- et.y.
known a he G,rl sprtne amp ground
When caiap iaee.ins assembled a the
grounds some :Hme a-a. ): Va noticed
IA: the spnns vas 1e1 iaa. The mn
,,er, and elders ana rises ard ;nosals
generally feared TIA, the ,spply 81 water
would be ono eNhaas;ed ard re
place o; Ineeaa. Void have been
hanged BIZ, Tor ,.se IA; i. .ad been 4 cu
eg; TIA; the mee;i.e vaald be he'd Al
he Cum SPINS Dur.nS he r n: BE-
fore he beginning Il the meeting. the
de,il.sh OWE: q i -. hose -, la
Away. seeSlag revenge fos a-;a X IA: had
been made on nm hy he eh2.ch people
hauled eoup,e Il 5a-rels OF WHISKY ~
the round, and made ''A.a;a ii 10 X
ef;he sprlas. damn.nS - he s2e., %
9re.en: lie escape n he WHISKY ard
aA;er Mex; morning a eroWG gathered
a. The sprins. and were loa:h i leave
even When he serves began. ! p: zher
oi water placed NJ he sand i: ne co7-
yen,euce II he preachers. Vas >3oa emp
Ted The ministers looked = ear other
and w.nked involantarily. Another pitcher
fuli Was brought. and The elde-s and
serbes armed Up - ;heiF Work. "
ore knew wha, vas he mater ~:
ever ore realized the Ia: ina: me
work hat begun II mos: SAT
isi4c,ay manner. People who had
hitherto been IQkewA arm. became heated
with enthusiasm. and ~ ID mar who
hadn': preached tor ia--l wears l2mped
y S-1Gci..H a. -r-4A1S1 La tx No-4o
OF, preach or throw down ar. nan 81
the grounds \ well known c.rcul; rider,
struck tree with his head and exclaimed !:
:. VOC may on; preach me. but TO mar
must say tha, he can ding me down
The crowd a; the spnng KEEP, increasing.
until the ministers gathered a, the fountain
and continued their work there. 4 gen.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

\ MN NoRA lnfdel writing 10 a To-
cal paper. SAYS tina; he Is II seyable. He
enjoys himself during he week Tor then
while engaged It business he see, TO
difference between himself and Christians.
Ba; when sunday comes and the church
bells begin 70 ing their Joyous welcome
70 The worshipers of the blissful super
s;ltlon. he feels tired and lonely. HE pit
les those poor. ignoran, people. bu; pity
does not bring him coh,entmen, His
condition is indeed sad one. pit If ne
canno; enjoy himself in this world. where
there are many interesting books and SO
much natural leaf tobacco what can ne
promise himself in the world to come
where pity is unknown and where cob
pipe is An implement OF most shado~y re-
membrane.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

FotR years age BROOKLYN man
gained seventeen thousand dollar law
ss:.; When he secured the money. desir-
M = remember h, friends Who had been
- much interested IN The proceedings he
a,a.c,i i Parry n lake drink The here
h., always been IN anpfe,ea,ious man
OF so5es habits and only w e,ean shirts
pc. week. Ia; and en;husi 81 eoasra:-
ula;lan, and whisky. he 20, drunk. Next
day he took 4 few drinks . '-sobe; up
on ana 20; dunk asala. This pro-
sram,nc Vas repeated day after day. He
ddu', ;hsaw h.s money Away n treating
new e4ua!ntances. bat spea; !: l. econo-
m,t ally - the enorns,y Of his con;rac.
would allow Tie gained the SUI; remem-
hcf. tn,.r Yeas ago. The eiheF day he
found himself unable 70 PAY fot a drink,
and ts.l4as "a borrow from friends. he
ven; away and "sobered up on reiee-
cons and rctorma;orv resolutions. This,
]ffo4s 0ha. mar an DO Handreds 81
men would have >qaandcred he SIM IN
hail the time bu; this B-ooklyu man.
bred 10 hard work and economy. HAD a
ioaf-years excursion. Il shows the posi-
bili,ies ct American ei,ilenship, and 5 !
valuable lesson 10 Young and reckless
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Il .3.i ia; -, e1; eng o-; =, ;er
nesfa oaa. n = >e...H - as7tess L;
,cant4.a4> sss;Fssr iAe wv tie c7.cre:
ycap.e +. IL s.tA h4Ne hesr inl-so>e3 7a1
o. >c..-sc ;i4e.r erz13te- i.A2r r. srrt tAe-l
* beset -; s-r&S aas * eaa.- -
t4rlVe3 lr. !. a4ass e-= eatsa r -
Aes:-, a.ls; ~ wl-tc-. nd = rzz y
Ytasr tryr tie 60 r--ezsa-zz:3- as- 8
11N ne, AL hsNe = .Fes - Il ara y ~
s.s;..,. h,rs.
The democratic parry $50 sc held re
sponsible 10. tins. The question af Ugh,
did no; receive consideration. for enough
Ugh, can come n between the logsln Zen
minutes TO last for whole week. i'u; the
democratic party sen: men around to
coun, on, the windows. One ambitious
oolored man who lives near this city. in
,roduoed seventeen windows into his
cabin. bu, the returning board counted
them out. This may no; sound like the
truth. bu, it is a gloomy fact.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Il all ages. eNeep; ahen the s>osld was
too young 10 wear shoes. people have had
trouble with eorns The emperor Man
mus. although he enl> woe shingles ted
to h!s fee, de- Jared ;h4Yif j, were no; Tor
eorns he would be happy and Aiexander
the Grea, SAID ina; a-qaaek corn doctor
was worse thar the township politician.
The other nigh; darns a dance a, Car
isle. n.y. negro named George Hath
away stepped on corn belonging 10 a
white man named Martin Murphy.
Hathaway asked pardon, bu, there is no
pardon for man who puts an agricul,u-
raj heel on corn, and Murphy. enter
tanning this view. procured pistol and
sho, the unfortunate Hathaway. killing
him almost instantly; The courts will no
doubt deal gently with the murderer. for
every kentucky luyman has corn.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

eral lubilee was instituted. and the
woods rang with music. A gentlemaa
who was present. in speaking of the AHA.
saws Il never saw the like. Old wome7
giggled BIKE girls. and old men sang ar
sxopped horses. No one knew the ca.s-
of the hilari,y. bu; every one hankeres
after water. This vas indeed a Il lie
los performance. and The malicious d.
,iller should be arrested and severely
punished The good people eanno, e
he'd responsible Ter their actions. for whea
nhisky lakes possession Of the human
system. dignity or even religion de-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
IMPOSED ON HIM

The Honorable EDWIN CoHles. OF the
Cleveland Lei1srl, one Of the nos: pc
eulIaf men na the American press OF pro-
baby or he Amer an eaa,enen; He
:, never % happy IS when he IS M SCRABBLE
and never se miserable As when he .
happy. Abou, thirty years asa he old
man wen; 10 New York and engaged i
FRESHMAN The man worked faithfully
T., thirty years. but few days aGo he
%; ;;fed and going INTO Mr.. Cowles' room.
said
Mr Gowles. lie studied the matter
over and I've con luded 70 our;
lou have" he replied in . tone of
e,iden; dissatisfaction.
Yes. sir.
Well. Il Id known that wouldn; have
hired YOU. Think tina; I've got nothing
To DO but 10 run 20 New York after YOU :
C,o, no consideration Think ina, van;
20 IA around over the country 10 Get a
man and have hun Leave me
Bu, Ike worked for you thirty years -"
You said that you would aceep,a per
maeen; situation. Whl didn't o. tell
me yau didn, want the place: wor :,
be picked up AGAIN soon. III us, dock
you for the time wasted IN gong after
Xoi
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
A WONDERFUL MAN.

Barnes the mountain rivIYalisi OF Ken
lucky. has succeeded IN making a TePatA-
ton only supposed BY the fame won by
the great Peter CauSrigh;. Barnes Is
really greater mat thar Cartwright
could have been. for he has % hsh; ad-
vanced thought. whereas. a-;~fyh; AS
greatly aided by superstition. In some
Of he giId regions Of kentaclsy !, = be
l.e.ed ;h4: Barne> ear heal the 81 ~
restore Oh; 20 the blind. Il ! stated
upon good au,hor,y ina, he actually en-
lowed sl4s> eye win he faculty. q
seeing. The eye belong ed to woman.
Atn.gh:. when shet5os oa- The op.z. she
discovered tia: j; could -. see. ard dr.
ING me >2ramer. she pc. !; or ,ae fence
a, n II. 70 watch lie melon patch. ahi!e
she slept.
TIE esaeiana.. HtdH A:>ht. ed.;ed
BY the Re- Min: Gris@old. IN speaking Of
AIr. Barre9. say He e'.dentl, believes
ever word ,ha, he u,;ers lie nasa'; any
81 the hys;erie rnoake! ;r.ess OF HARRISON.
bit ;alks - h; OF II plan. ina,ier-o:-
fac; way for he mos, par. tying 70 reach
The reason and the understanding. He IS
dramatic d; times. and capable OF genuine
eioqucncc. He i wonderfully familiar
Nth scripture. and evidently i mar Of
more learning than n, guam, .ncial-
;ssHs would sometime. imply i,e a;,dt-
en Laughs :: his g eer expressions ire
quea,!y. though he reser looks = though
NJ expected thein 10. He has small. keen
eyes. beneath >:ra sh;. black eyebrows
4ad weass i meus:ache lie Aears a
strong resemblance II MS fac - Mark
IVAN. Ne are convinced Ia, Mark.
x:th rs Serious aspect and solemn voice,
oaia pass h.nsei; II tor he Evangelist
an time
..Bga.her B.rne> adj al. {, The aosei doc
;s.1e ,ha; led docsn'; hate ,ir. All he
hallcn,c, anybody . snow 4 passage Of
scripture tia, -, he does. To one ae-
cas,ored = hearing j, said tha, lie
eanno, look apon sin ui:h any allowance
tbs Is rather startling. to say the least.
Brother Barre. ,hear! !, simply tbs ::
,ha, a. ,hati- necessary % do n arder -
be saved Is = aeeep; Jesus and publicly
acknowledge His name; not 81 cas-, a
thing - do a ]. gh; appear when We
,ensider the small number who are per-
suadcd 70 rise to Their fee; after one Of his
d,seourses Ne heard Inn. preach - ar
aadienee Of abo4; 200 las sunday
nigh. and only .Wo men and one woman
responded 10 his appeal,
Another peculiar feature Of his belief
j, ina; after person has been once con-
vered. become Gods man. no amo.n,
\ Sacksl;d!ag az y.,ia,e his claim 10 i
CELESTIAL sea-. On-e saved always saved.
) rs MANN. |, may DO Tor Brother
Barnes 70 preach this sor; Of doctrine IN
Mclodcon Hall TO the uneontered. bu;
We hope he won't 20 among the churches
repeating i, It's as much as the preach
eF= Gan do now = keep hail their church
members from backslidins and falling
from grace bu; lie, them once get hold OF
the Barne.' doctrine and there Is danger
that backsldlng viii be entered into
wholesale :
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Ms h'llIN,," sad an Arkansa~
BOARDING. house n s:res,. addressing
gentleman aae Lad = AIKEN rs sea: -
able p ~ make me n r,een.h :: din
ner -oa4 IN: - W IN; cons.der
ne supers;."a-s. -. ~sh TIA; yo-
vou,i leaye My my dea- madam
replied Billings, have N fears ~ha;ere.
This thirteenth 4. table business i al
fraGd~ "Aes. know. continued The
!ady. ~: as yo2 oae me for TWO week
board ID ra;heF you wouida'; ea;. quite
agree VIII you. The thirteenth IS
I'd =
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

AtolA Of lie Boston pnIY .Ac:.,.
dated Aus -. -. W, lei, i, rs ot1i5c
the other day. but a, ne have 4 p.e,;y
good evchanse U.s.. We do no, MAKE any
extracts FROM ~, columns The H;;le
shee; contain, nany-item> 81 highk
sensational AM relsiou, character, and
must have ,old we'll on The lay u publ
cation, L, ne~> j, stale NOW, ba;li's az
iuwn poetry seem, a. fresh and j, MT +
II season a though {: @.s Written ye>-
;erday. THIS ], where the Poe, has the
sli,ierins edge on ;he news s.,heyeJ
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
THE CAUSE OF THE DOWNFALL

The great dry goods hrm of 4. T.
Stewart s Company, has fallen. |, was
once the largest establishment OF the
kind in the world. having branch houses
in Paris and London. The great house
did not begin to crumble Immediately
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
JOURNALISMS S.

TIE Nashville .i,,.er.-ln Is now an e.gaf
page paper.
The Springfield Sunday N:.5ys Is
credit 70 the journalism of Ohio.
Col. !. y. slni,hee. IL the Arkansa&
Gs-ettt the well known blue fisherman
Of this sta:e. has gone TO New York.
l. ). Al.ard has taken charge OF ,he
Ho; Springs Hoynst. whose editor. Chas.
Mathews was recently killed. Mr.. Alla-d
Is an experienced journalist.
The Cleveland sun promises an early
enlargement and new dress. The Sna i,
one of The mos; successful SUNDAY paper,
in The country and deserves eveH bi. Of
is popularity.
The H:ssfgS INK. the mex newspaper
published a, Laramie Ci,y. bounded a.
once into the arena of popular favor. The
editor says TIA; Bill Nye IS grea, hu
mor.s, and tina: he proposes 10 stick %
;ha; proposition If re doesn't make GER.
:, The &c, erdale Mystery. a ston q
American political he. written BY ". !
Wilkins. edl:or Of me Wh,,chaii. y. Z.
Iip.tsz IS one Of ;hS saseessful literary
productions OF me DAY. /; : clear. pere
in English thrilling II narrative and We.
Construed :hfaus hea. u Wi!kin. :,
+. ..-,.ar ,,-ha... r,,s-5. ,-.9a,,.ia,35Ai \,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

An Arkansas woman. deserted by he.
husband and lei; acne II the farm. Ia,
made fifteen hundred dollars. this season.
by selling hay WHICH she raised. She IS
nov properly called the grass widow.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
A HUMORIST.

not look A. .hou,h !, had ever Entertained
= smile and his hear, did ne. feel as
though !, had ever been ;llonined b. the
glow Of good fee,las. He MAS struggling
With ,ha. lifc-shadoaing and ,,ul-darken-
in melancholy which y.s.,s al writers of
mira ,ba. sa.ae,a.nz which 70 man car,
fore.ee az we! remember: tina, some
tbi-. which tale. = bea,, in = ray-b
hand ard saee.z!Q. !, s3,5, ~. tarer. LAP.
" fiurnot. he said gou:emp.uoasly. Try
ing % u.i,e s,ne.hin. 10 make some poor
fool laugh. Laugh. Who tie devil wants
20 laugh, Ah.yaa slab SIDED .a-abond.
walking along tie stree. there. YOU'D like
To- come n a-f:.,ell ne = Ike. foke' |
hate ,ha,word. Think tia, ny entire
life : filteG I'D WIKI ,okcs. DO you: Ike
TO sop ne 81 The street and tel me saiae
iooi thing tia: wro:e favself ve.-, age.
Fun, Fxoee, me "a lae.,h =. nv own a.
,enp,8a. vi. should be charitable
enough 70 give me redi, fof mere sense.
VIA. i ,fl.s ID feeling .ha, settles
around ny soul. : some crushing acc!-
de..: abou: 10 happen: Wonder If this )
-so...c terrible paE.sh.ae... II. Weld
=ine me pc. r f..to!.a. : fool:sh-
ne.s :. i ; crime. some Bible
harac.cf. DON krox 4ho. and
| ,we4r w5a': .oo,. !: ID. sad hat
he fao..,h q. this world are chosen -
fonfo@nd me wise. Il ali Of the ,5a.i,h
a !5seri tic us.se are ia pa ~. |
aisE J 55al! e: :: .h.s blamed g {; OF
lie. san: i know ai>. W..ho.. ..aa
,..a,e. an, 4. times eIa;ed and 4. o.her
.iraes .4shea. osod.. i We 5o4id caiz mp
aslac the rllns> .ome.a.n. that hang
,etaeen =, AM .hA, impeEe;rable n.sh;
N here al! mysteries are held II We eoald
DO HI, and dash lantern around AMID
me Irir3 ,abIe.., there. VIA. sights Nocia
be revealed. e:rca. God How We are Al
rushing. rushing toward ,ha. darkness.
on. no. young fellow. VOC dan'; Ike 70
think Of il. ba;yoa are gong. En- gong.
and devilish fast. II seems. only a feW
veafs ana a sil.,le: cnde, worm wii! 20
through ms eve. lie; him bore. He
,o.,a lie ,oa. NJ the Bible avs th,.
the worl.. c:ir.h ..a,. He. an immortal
cuss. -; he r.a5a essen,iA! f.. the eyer.
-. ~ -. ~ - -
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a e' - o'-'.. L e. =. - : %.
,'''.:.'l''-,a ees.A'.' - ~ & my
-, ''N' 10 - =, ''e : en-
= '''e ~, %. nv - - -. al i
i en-. y - A..2'sN 20 - ..,.'s . -
l'''fo"'z s''''. lH'' " s'''e q Seiehes.
'eae'H ~ - enc e,' s,'i'.e'''' "''t 'te
rtst Al. VINO made fan to' kings ard
.-onr.S come md helm me- prsbabi, In,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

-!.-i>-l4..;- thirty yeAI=-al4.-c 4aaeL
Webster died The~da;e %; fayes death
i 10; known.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

FRANK JAMES has surrendered, and nov
The superintendent; OF the Missouri rail-
road announces that trains viii ru7
through with change.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

h The Ines afe Sood. ID, .,rc waiting III
trl'h. The reference u money slipping
through hi, nagc-, &, 4 broad p1c,la
h.ease
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
GENERAL PAYNE.

through auEcfttttt - naltoIsdl cN1A4t> +" Az
omit. are from eek 70 week finding a
place In pnnt. and n the future, iiles OF
newspapers to which impartial reporters
have contributed their detached bits Of
rerniut,c en- c. will no doubf comprise the
most correct and By far the mos, thrilling
history "fthe great Struggle. In these
les 10 one seems des.rous If keeping
.I,e the feeling ofoncc l.tcnse bitterness,
BIT. 81 he on,rary The universal acknowl-
edectneut that ali differences are settled.
and ,hA' tie north ard soath. loser in the
so,npas, f trade than eter before = IN the
sre.t, difference 81 9laxery refnos ed. seem
tai.s.c a. e'tcs, Inch inspire the scraps
81 history The measure are forgotten but
there we're men Oh both sides, the memory
II whose msdceds viii ltc long after
tic pre,cn, and many ~ eeding genera
i.1s.s arc aid l. Sleep. ind this IS Jast
Tic nan who au,ed the union soldier
- APE OF his own grave. miserable
and Ia. n - ne sands 4, Andersontllle
-boula II.clu Irfai.ls and the man Aho
used similar horror To- the eo..fcderates
should liec beside his deadly enem! IN
fJ.c.is Az daai.tbic r;iuc.
Lire Il ;ae -ma,, inhGsnan Sre;ehes &c
clcped by The Val "a, General F..tne.
S. h. m-nded the pos, a; e.al.a;in.
Tcur..c. Til z,,.re arb ,b,st.d
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

E.ffiie< III lekcs ha.e spue - pro-
te., n foreign banks.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

LIT press 81 Eew York, though avery
powerful ln>,tu,;or. i, unable I. seems. -
materially in.ate the character of that
nodes. sell MI m citizen. VI. Iay
Gould. He : TOO well kanwn u DC M
aired. and 1; j. % be hoped ;ha, oar lfea,
railroad lines vii s,lll fcposc the.s man,ed
confidence IN h.n NJ Gould. though 4
a0os wan has many trend, II MAJ
See vino WOULD Ike - sc hsn h.n.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

l. ). Alard has taken charge OF The
Ho; Springs Ho,net. whose editor. Chas.
Mathews was recently killed. Mr.. Alla-d
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Is an experienced journalist.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

Col. !. y. Sni,hee. II the Arkansa@-
Gs-ettt the well known blue fisherman
Of this sia.e has gone TO New York.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-12
Conklin4 Again.

cMIcAd:O. June S.-A Washington
special says: Conkling does not ap.
pear ut all satisfied with Artl,nr, and
sDIIie Of the rcInarks he has made In
private conversation dO not indicate.
l,y amy n's'asss, thu intimacy and e N.
ti'lcnce In each dner which the pull
IT, "r some time supposed to exist.
C"nklimy las very sarcastic way
Of talking with ssssn.iates, and always
delights them with sllrewd take ofla.
lie Is an excrllcnt mimic. and appar.
emily has very keen rclisl, for witt,
cis'''s upon prominent men. He h
ep.gr:sn'nE.tic and given 10 invent
ing expressions to describe his likes
AMI dislikes. 1t was he who invent
tsl ''Feat''crl'c:,tls," to alenO,minate
Half-lsrtrsls. He invented tie On.
tire vocabulary of expressions to de-
mote Hayes. ConkIing since invent
I'd the expression de~cri;,ing the
present President. and one that will
probably In heard Of again. Said he
the other ,lay, "Artl'nr is the prize
Ox W politics. All he wants is \ blue
ribbon around his eur to complete his
character. LsWk ut his fat, rr<l,
s,l''n'th face; his rUtunal figure; his
finely Cr'mbesl hair and perfect
grn'nIiUg."