The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
LIMNlNGS.


 Silencc may give consent but Il rarely gives anything else.
 One of the last acts of Artemus Wards fife was to play joke on an English hu- nnorist Of course the London public did not detect the point ln the joke until sev- eral years afterwards.
 Whistling expands the ehesi--and de.ei- opes the lungs. Me hate 10 4 Aofn.in ~histling. IL somehow suggests that some one will have 10 suier from her developed iang power.-FGH Ri.tr 4d:efca.
 Yes. but don't you know that it is diffi- eul, to talk and whistle al the same time: Let her whistle.
 Parmcnas Mix, the humorous poet. once wrote to a literary friend who had. though contrary to his taste. taken a position as conductor of freight train. asking What are you reading now 7: In few days the laconic answer. Time table No. 2I.' was received
 Herbert Spencer was surprised that his criticisms on the United States were re- received so pleasantly. The guest Is al- ways granted the privilege of eriticising the family portraits in the drawing room and the host smiles ye. he know that the 0ssitor is exhibiting lack of poliieness. Nik l, II. The best authors, the leading he th,s f5liticiln5 come from tfsc Venf. citl Buek..N.' S;ate-t l.i iei1A- Lsl< er-=
 Because there is nc indueement for them to remain, and consequently they come from the Buckeye state whcncver an opportunity floats to the surface.
 The Dayd.Uc!l EaSf an Arkansaw pa- per which Is no dotbi welcome visitor to hundreds of families and whose -ditor < a good writer. by the way finds fault wsh the way we spell the narnc of the s:ate He says that there Is some eA- cuse for the final in the head but net in the body of our reading matter. !, seems tha, he is willing to excuse an error of :he head.
 fis Efrs'aft.f -Rai!z-ay- -,Lo1inai. one of the finest and most scholarly publiea- tons in America, and whose departmen, ef answers to corresponds NC have more than once had occasion to note as the best in the country says
 The ARK NNSAw rEAvEIAR comes io us v-ih 2 new head. hich decidedly improve ihe appearance U the paper. So iong as ,iar 5ati.LEg Fr;airs lts present editorial head. wesrr. Y r:akes no ,iIffereae" hat change c. improvements asr nade n is ppo- graphv. |; Is ou- of ,he fc" pub icatou- ei can afford io b. independent F. tli> -rtiealaF.
 The man who says you understand. Is quite as tiresome in conversation as the YOU know" individual. The worst in- fiction of the former was an Arkans4v nan who in making q political speech. quoted Shakespeare by saving "once more unto the breach. you understand or, you understand. close the wall. you understand. up with our English dead you understand You understand. that in peace there is nothing 50 bccoms man. you understand. as stiffness. ou under stand. and. you understand. humility :"
 We ofien speak of men sho have a wonderful control over thenselves. ard in oar admiration lose sight of the struggle which the wonderful control has cost. We do no, seem to know that the same sirug- gle would give to any man the same eon- t-ol. That man. vie say used tobacco necessarily foT years and quit or without any trouble" This IS decided mistake. He did not quit without trouble The cost of this victory was great. but he had the will. Again we see men who are in perfect health What excellent care they must take of themselves. we say. Health does no, alNal come from care. but by using Gilnapp's double Join;ed and leAping cordial and-bu, why eoRunue. Ea,, t-r o,, hou- st,rh advertisements read