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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-03-23

United States Minister Sargent will
not sail for Germany until May. Heis
now en- route for California, TO arrange
his business affairs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-03-23

Cyrus W. Field gave a tea party at
his residence in New York, recently.
At 9 o'clock a messenger from the
mansion applied at the police station
for squad of policemen to disperse
crowd that had collected about the
door. The roundsman in charge found
at the place about fifty men, all bear
ing postal cards, upon which was writ
ten: Fifty men wanted at this cor
ner tonight" The address was given
but there was no signature on the cards.
The men were told to go home, and af-
ter many protests the block was
cleared. .. --.-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-03-23

Send your name and address to
Craigln & Co., Philadelphia, Pa, for
cook book free.-AdU.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-03-23

Mr.. John n. Mcfarland of Ashland KY.
writes: Il will say of what sickness was cured.
My back ached so, could hardly bend it. Ny
urine was dark-colored and full of sediment. Ny
liver and stomach gave me great pain. Ny
bowels were sometimes loose and sometimes con-
stipated. | was very nervous. 1 could not sleep
well nights. My dreams were horrible. My mem
DRY was bad. My whole system was run down.
and my blood seemed poisoned. I took no pleas
ure in eating. 1 found no joy in living. DR.. Guy
in the world y
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-03-23

with. and represents the aged and worthy ST.
JACOB holding aloft in his hand that beacOnWhich
will guide Alright all sailing upon the sea of life
whose waters abound with the shoals and dam
gerous places of sickness and disease. The light
it casts is designed to show that ST. JACOBS on is
on its proper course, and Of casing and Fighting
it should it be unfortunately cast upon the shoals
Ofrheumatism or other painful ailments. ThouS-
proved the value and felt the good of this Great
German Remedy, and are glad to recommend it
to all needing the services of just such remedy.
In this connection Mr.. John 5. Briggs, "a well
known citizen of Omaha, Neb., told newspaper
man that he was terribly afflicted with an acute
which had been preying upon him for years had
drawn him out of shape. He resorted to every
remedy known to physicians, but found no relief
until he tried ST. JACOBS OIL, one bottle of which
effected complete and radical cure. Another
case may Justify reference:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-03-23

Il VETERAN SEAM1N'S TRIO UBLE.
Editor Inter Ocean, Chicago, H.: send you this
info

Editor Ir'ter-O Ocean, chicago, H.: send you this
feeling that the information conveyed win be of
material benefit to many of your readers One
Ofour oldest citizens, Captain C. W. BoyntOn, the
Government Lighthouse keeper at this point, is
probably one of the oldest seamen in America,
having sailed tWenty-siX years on salt water
After this forty-siX years service his eyesight
failed him and he kept the Light at Chicago until
the Government built the Gross Point Light here,
when he was transferred. While seated in my
store this morning the Captain volunteered the
following written statement: " This is to certify
that l have been afflicted with rheumatism for
twenty go years, both in my side and limbs. ]
am happy to say that, after using less than two bot
ties of the ST. JACOBS OIL, am entirely free from
pain, though still limping somewhat when walk
ing, from long force of habit. c. w. BOYNToN."
Referring to the foregoing facts might allude to
numerous similar cases that have come to my
notice, but !" a word to the wise is sufficient"
JOHN GoEBEL, Pharmacist, Evanston, Ill
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-03-23

The invention of fre-proof paper
seems to leave no excuse for the de-
struction by fire of public records and
other valuable manuscripts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

METER, 6as am "a. Sftober iiber Gng>
Lamb un0 8aIes tobte. Gin pa6rer
Orfan braufte iiber bic SnieI Fin, be9leitet
bon etncm @efpitter nit Hegen uno S6neez
fall, ullo purben ioipobI in 6cr 6auptitaot,
ais IN Den EroutnScn %groBartige Serbeez
rllngcr an9eri6tet. SIN Der yiGbe BON
0ordeitcr 5erit0rte Der Sturm cine Giienz
ba6nbriife in bem 2lugenblife, ais Elm Ser
loncil5ug ite paiiirte; Ser lebte Waggon
%ltltr5te in ben TllB, 9liidliderpeile tpar er
1eoo6 unbeiebt. Qtuf ser Ebcmie ianfen
ntf)t ipcntgcr alS brciBtg S6iffe. aus
Wartptfibtre, Qeieeitcri6ire, 8ilibtre tperz
oer perbccrcl1oe llebcrlGipemmrlrgen ges
ntelOct; m Birmingham lag Der S6nee
lltebrere 3ou bob; in Griitol rno in mebs
reren GprItloten Qonoo1s untpeit Ser
3bemie, itanoen 6te StraBen fuBttef i'm
Wniier; Die Selegrapbenoerbinoung nit
ben YropinSen ulto Dem 6eitlaube mar Ell
nigc 3eit Dollitdnbig unterbro6en. Qtn Der
en9ltl6en SIboitfiiite fanben sablrei6e
Sdtnbrll6e un0 3~uidmmenit0be ftatt.
9tdhere Details feblen nod; man befirGtet
aber, baR Diele D2eni6enle6en BET bieiem
@lerentar>llnglit6 oerloren 9c9a1gen iino.
= @Gbreno man auf en9lii6er Sette Bic
Nrbciten fir ben &anaItunneI gang
etn8eiteQt bat, tueroen ie auf fran56ftz
der Seite riiItig fortgeiebt. Q6on Sap
tpoate Die unterieeii6e @alerie in bieien
Sogen nit mebreren Sngenieuren beii6ttz
gen. Sic bat iebt etne QGnge BON 400 W2ez
ter; man lit inter Dem Wfeere artgeldngt,
obne Dap itd bis6er cine ginitderung be-
merflt6 ma6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
GerdnSertngett, bic nOtt Sag az
Sa0 m0d1 octt @cbtatGe oeS
!AeilnttttcIS eintrcfett.

1. Guie gouue, gerfbpin6en Der SdwGde, Ser Ib9es
'ipanrtDeit, Der Otelaudotie, SuRabme rno Srafti9uns
hes 6leiides rlo Der Otusfelu.
2. Die 6rdite nebmen gu, Der appetit pirS better, bic
e~gta9ruHS iduedt, bas iaurs @HiitoBen bort auI, bic 9sers
.bauEng 1T gut, rubt9er NIB uH9eltorter Sdlot nHo frS
3. '@SerI6pinben BON 6leden unb gIHtden, bic 5ont
'(iebt aldtt uns eeiune aus, Der Hrit 1T ntht lnebr trabe,
-Iouoern miro bell uno tler, bic GutleertiH9 oeneloeu 9eht
idmerSlos pot ii9.
d. Wemibbeit Der b%auernbsn Seiluns auer uawiufars
[Iiden, idwd9enben @Htleerur9eH, uHo SraItt9n't9 ausr
s. Die asIbe Tarbe i'm gseiBen 6es GGusss unb bic
gbrdun[ide, ungeiuube S1rbe Der 5aut uerldiuinoet, uIe
.4nadt elmer 9elunoeu, flaren 6autiarbe Gios.
6. Dieieuigeu, uelbe an i6paden -ober tubertuI5leu
2unaen leioen, peroeu erebe Grleidterru9 ourb ben 9es
bromb bes SeiImittels iiuSen. Us beioroert ben Iuss
-puri, uerminoert ben Suiter, Itdrtt uuo frditgt, beieiti9t
ben Gadtidmet6,. has gelibl Der Sdpd6e un6 bes
-Sdmerses in ben fu6tnodeln, Geinen, Sbulsern &C.;
,eutlerut BEN Tiebcrlrolt, bus @ritifnF9s9elilb bic atbenlz
.beIdnerben II. ben trampibafieH 6uiteH acknowledgement
1lno AuiitebeH. Nue otele Spmptone uerldwtHoeH md
uIo nad.
:. Son Sag sn Sag mebren itd bel benz gebrau3 bes
EarSoOariuiau Die Nn1eifen Der ;uriIdte1renoen 8es
~iuubbett. 9Sie oas SInt on Oeiubeil nno Strait seipinut,
nimmt bic 6ranTbeit ab, unb oue iremoeu, unreinen
Stpiie i'm GGrper, UeidwIre. &rebsIeiSen, barte 9uoten.
II. /. 10. perdwinoeE, has H%n9eiHnec TOiro 9eluno, Ino
'@eihwullts, Sie5srpunoen uno 6roniihe Ernnthelten
.ner6eu aeheilt
&. in 5duer, no pos. Splem auseelogeu poTpen III,
-iro Guedrtber ooer corroliUe Sublimatc in ben 6nos
den, Gelenfc1 II. !. ID. a%H9ebauit porreH limb nne Gs
.Ueidnu9 Der Snobeu, N~ertTitHmuH9 oes NudgratS.
G~erSwidln9en, peibe Seidwulite cher &rantpiaeern etns
3eireier itno, lot Der DSarlaportulaH" cue AbiageruHs
yen unb euilertt BEN 6ranfheitsitofi aus BEN Spiiem.
8. @enu Gieisntsen, wrlbe bisie 0tebisineu SIR pets
ing droniider, itropbuISier ooer ippbiIitiider Rraut>
,beiten eebraubeu uno iiuOen, oaB, penn bic 9eiluug
aud nod 10 Iungiam ietn mag, lie lid im9laeemeiHeu beiier
ksKSIoen, ibr Sleiid uno 0epidt lid usrmebrt ober and
mir iib steib blcibt, 10 lit oie5 Elm iidrres 3eideH, oaB
tie 6etIuus iOrtidreitet. Sci bieien 6ranfbeiteu merbeR
bic Jsutieuten eutIpeber befer ODER idlimlnsr, Der &rdntz
~hsitbitoiI lit nibt u%utbdtbig; menn midi onfseboiteu unb
ans hsm Stute %sstriebeu, %perbreitet er it'd lins idbrt iort,
ME Contribution 5u uniergrnben. Sobalo Der y SariaS
partition" Dem Ratienter etI beneres BellHoeH psrihdft.
idreitet @uere 9tiIuts nit ieoer Stuube uoreu uub SIR
,geIpiunt an Seiuuobeit, Starts uuo Tteiid.
Oie erobe Dtodt bieiss 6e'Imittels ~ofFenbart .ia in
.sroutheilen. bic ben Sob Observation-Disclosures hrohsn. uie in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
Strait

,lrn Elm Gef6aft enersii3 6iir6s
aufibren, araft I'm, Elm 6anoz
tperf su erlernen, 8raft UNI Der
SausbaIt,lns uOrauiteben, Strait
ilm etne So9esarbeit obne pbps
iif6e G6mer3en gu tbun.
Na bas ift einbesrifen in benz
Nusraf, ben maj. oft gu bOren
befommt 80 i'd wiinf6te> i'd
batte bic Strait" Sinb Sic n
ibrer @einnbbeit rebu3irt> enerz
sielos ODER ftbIen Sic ale OBJ bos
2e6en faurt 1pertb iei seIebt au
1perben. 70 fOnnen Sic Grlei9z
terrns fnben unb Sbre rifti9e
@eiun6beit u1tb &raft mieberer=
Ianse1 rpenn gu 8rswn's SIS
fenz8 itters nebmen> pel6es ein
1pirfli9es StarfunssmitteI IL -
cine Nebi5in, wel3e oa9emein
BET alien a,ls3ebrenben &ranfz
beiten empfoblen wiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

Ayssr 2ungen uuo Suberfutoie, Gbtifs, StroisIn, Sppbi<
his, Sd1winocH, Gntartun9 une 8rehs Der gtieren, Sarns
'xnbr nriubattung, ne IS obne AumeneuTg ees &aibeters
WinoerIng iboift uub bic i~dnterSeube NuipsnOuns bisies
egSnjirumenics u~uH6ibi9 madt - Stein uHb Gries, unc
In oleH Sduen Jon Gu3inoun9 ber Aieren unb Der
%aGaie, ionic in 6ronil4cn Taueu pom Sruueutrants
r. 1lGa.
y rim SIaide entbdIt ucbr pirtiume @r3neiHoTe, ais
,os3N Elm anoeres DtitteI, bic JIM bis ieds S~bseI6iei
"a" Nbjg MAIDEN, pdbrero DON Sariapariuian Elm
q hserS;;, : Uoa 9eHl9t.
~ Ginem 9puar ole SIai1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
gSDIfomr1tnes 8llt9a15efl, Illlpefllot NDz
fii6rrnirtel. Upirtcl o9ne Sbrner5,
{tcts ,iber, &5ig ur0 natitrIt9.

Sa>nnforrnff,,es 3urgan5en, lin0er1oe Nb>
fi6rrmifteL. rN;rtcl obue Sdrner5,
{tets ,urer, %Sig unb natitrIi6
in ibren Cperationen.
o.c+obitifdrs & xtoBmitteI fIr GaIornes.
ga - obrs isoIid. U Beiseitmad, elegant NIT
snSs% Sunni aleiiirt, pur9ir, u; re9ultren. rsint9eH uHs
HaSpaY's Giaen CUR 8ar eslsr Srant1e.tsT pes
Hsaoens, Der Seber, Der Seo6Fme, 3. = =. ss. - go
SnmHfe iir nerU6ics 3opuueb, Teritol SI9tS, 1sHUsSs1ton.
Suspepiia, btli6ie Suitdnoe, Tieber, - - @
6urd. 5dmolrboioeu uuo aue anoeren : Ve'" 80 ~
.t;bs. Sine uoafomnene Rur gardutit = "Hm ~
tnbiliid feline Spur pom Weertur, DtIHeratI F7
liden Drogueu. ercrFs
gxg~ Wfau bea6te ~foIsenbe Spmptome pCHf "tghs.
beiten Der &erbauunSs geritopfun9, in He. -,
ndmorrboioen, SlutwGlun9 mad BEN 8opte, 80
I'M qfaoeu, llebelteit, Sobbrennen, Stel Dor BEN I 9th'
SISo1sn5rIdcu, iaures NuiitoBeH, Sinteu oeer Seben, pcs
SerscnS, e~rItidenoes GeiIbI beim Siegcn, gfebel o.@r
Eiofern por Nugcn, Tieber uno bumpie SdnerSen iLS
S Sg Nnocn, Seitcnittben. SdmerSen in Der gruit llub in
ben @lteecru, ploglI@e @nwaunnS pom 9'ee' SreHnen
( efniae 0oieu Dor. &obwap's gtIIen per6en
bos SpItem pom allen obeu9euGnnteH 6rantbetten beS
treien.
SH ben QpOtbcfen SIT b6ben.
Mdn Iele: .Tolf6 ND 8abr.@
9Ean l6ide cine Sriefmarfe on Nnopnu
e. So, Jt0. 81 8arren=, Gde Der GbIrdJ
@troBe, Nep Oort.
gw geIsbrung, GauieuOe Don Dollars psrth, WirS
S"9 '"SF4 asm Oas gmbIiFum.
Gs Fam feline Before Garantie fir ben Nertb pom
Or Rabpap's altstabIirteH u. q. 81. 9eiiwittel auigeS
m;c5eu peroeu, oIs eie eeHSeu uu6 nMsloien Nad<
s,sntsS 9Is aud ,~Sieliefs~ uno Pills. Sebet @ltb ppr
N-A uerlauaet MIR 9taopaps rnb adtet boraut. ooB
& aame .~Jtaepap" ii3 aai benz a~etGuftFn ArtItel oeS
GrsE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

8rown's Giiens8 itters 1T ein
p~ouitanbis ii9eres 9eiImitteE
fir nnper6auIi9feit, 9nspepiie,
Malaria, G6ma9e uno fir
ale &ranfbeiten, wel9e els
mes mirfIi3en, sunerlafiisen,
ni9t alfoboIbaIttsen Stdrfunsss
mitteIs bcbiirfen. IS nerbeHert
6as 8lnt, 9ibt neues 2eben ben
NusfeIn un6 ftarft bic Nerper1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
VI q | q q,

IN lbren perldlehenet 8prnsn.
SsaIteS SSiebet.
SaItes tsito bit5igcS 1isber 3ebeilt fir so Gents.
Gs eiebt fein onoeres Seilmtttel III Der 2SeIt, mas 10
iduea oue 9rieu Don Tieber Aeitt, m6ssu lie BON Deroors
bener Suit (Diuldria) pber begenerirter Sole 'oI1neu,
m69eH lie Sdarlad, GerDGnrsber uosr 9slbes ISteber
heiBeu, o5 uIier Suiiebuug Don &dopaps Fiuehs
oas READY RELIEF" u. 3anpap's.
Gilnfsia Gents Die 6laide.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

SOL 81. Sremrnt Ct, Baltimore.
W1hrenb bes &rieees rurbe tur4
einen Scmbeniplitter metr Maaen Sers
Iett, Koran i'd feittem leife. S6pu
pier Sabre Der riirrte mid in 5plee Der
Munbe Elm G6laeFuB, tppbur6 i6 6
@rnate bettIGaerie trurhe unb ftimm.
ten bic befer Aerate Der Gtdbt barir
therein, bas i'd ,iGt am 9sben erbnlten
frerten tDnne. SD lit fir6terIi6 an
ltnSerbaulihfett, fir Iber Snei Sab.
re fpnrte i'd feffe RabrunesmitteI
1tt6t ju mir nebmen uub fir Idnaere
9eit mar i'd fcaar dueer Stan6e fli-,
fse Rnbrune aufSunebmen. SD Der.
fuGte Brppn's @iIensB itters, unb
ttoGbent i'd Jest ;ret 8laf@en searut.
men, Bin i'd TN Stanbe ~aufsIfeben,
umbersu8eten unb merle f&nel bsler.
9. 9eder
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
DIR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
Ser aro6e gSlttt : 9etmi0cr+

SIr bic Seilung drouiider SrontbeiteH, ererbteT eoeT
onoerer Scroieln in BEN Hln9eI ODER benz Wea9eu, Der
6out ooer ben 6updeu, benz SleIl9 ooer ben 9terpeu.
melbe bas @Iut p~ergiitcn.
Gbreuii6e 6ronfbeiten, 6nodenfrab, p%eroorbtne Sdite
i'm Gluie, itrnpbuI6ie 8rantbeiteH, unuatirIiber 9Gbis
.tus, Sppbilis unt &enerie TiebcrpuHbeu, drOuiide unS
ralte @jeidlpire, euglii6e Rrantbeit, Deibe odmeuuH9sn.
'Srinbtopi, GebdrurutterzSeioen, Sreble, Drilenlbmel>
:Iuneen, 8uoteu, N~bSeErnHs bes S0rpers, Nultelu uuo
Nus lblG9e, S6mdren, Epspepia, Nieren> une eIoien<
Ieibem, drouiider 9tbeunaltsmuS uHb Sidt, Sdwinos
lndt, Blaieuiteiu uub @rie5, iepte Ibarten Der obigen
.RIautbeiteu, bcueu bispeiIeH auoere gsameu 9e9eben
-neroeu.
0ei Nnnthefern. fir eincn Dollar bic GLoide
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
ACCOMPLISHMENTS!

Shrdfatt, Giarr66e, Gbolera Dicrbn5 ohcr j%drnerSsns
Der Strbl9a1Iq, neroeu %inrerbdth 10 ODER 20 JtIuuieu
nUrd HaoqpaD's Acaop Neltci gebcilt. Rein biniaH.
orGua uuo Fejue @HtSiHoung, tsine G6hDdhe ooer 3b<
9eipauntbeit piro hem g6cbrau6 ees Vi. il. 9tetjei Tolsef.
Tvs lit Der erte mn euSiGe Sdmeli emsittlter, Der du>
9cu5lGdiid) Die lGrsdlidftr GthHtritn itidt, GriSnnolih>
9eh ane StntanolaM9 tIHetrs, % lie nun III ben Enll9en'
oeai Dtu9tu, ben 6in4cDrlctn oocr anotrsiI Sr9diIeu
0rlireteiI, ruetH mon bGs Nlt;tet cilInial aeuuet II. 5.
TIA elmer biS ~54v@nsiS @tittttett,
of% uu;eridico, we sroB bic S6mersen enb Tsir MOS
9cr;Nbie ou &heumatismus EeiotueCu. bic SetIIGatrts
gen, bic @ertrlppelttn, bic Hera6en, sic an Aelrataia
coer arocIeu 8rontbeIien letbeH, usroeH hurd1 Die an<
peHhun9 Uor Gdowdp's Jteaop J~iclief angtnbltdl!9e
Stnoeruu9 iinoeH.
&~ntSilnbungen Der Rieren, Gilt5iinbungen
Der 8loie, @ebGrmzG nt;iinOung 2ungens
@ongeitinnc1l, 6al5leioeu, Gh4n,a, 9sr,,
flopfeu, 9iphtberia, 9plteriide 2tnfdlIe,
8rGune, Gatarrb, Snflrlet5a, &opfneb,
3a6nidRler3en, g}euralgta, 9ibeumattss
mus, falte5 uno heibes 6teber, 0nbners
ol9en unb Sroitbeuler.
Die Anmeueuns uou &eaep GcIief on ben letoenben
SheiIen per1 6aift ou9eublidIibe Sinoerung oher GrlI9s
terlnc.
GretBis bis iefsie Gropfen in elm gtas @afcr beilen
IN peutgen Nu9enbliGen Srdntpie, Vtagenidnre, Soo>
brenneu, Sopiweb, Ttorrh6e. GpicnteIie, RoItt, SlabunS
gen uuo aIe iuncrlideu SmerSeH.
9eii enoe iouieE thinner cine SluiGe pom u abnoD's
Ready Relief" bel id ira9ert. aSenige 3ropien oas
pnu, III NuiIcr gctban, beugsn allen &rantbeiten uno ben
oomit ptrfnIpittn SeiDer, bic aus benz eebraud l9let>
ten &aiiers eutipriugert, Dor. gS 1T Elm 5elerer Sttlmus
liant, oils iTuus6iiide SrunNp oper SttferS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
ssanma,.1s reonItrettSe 31tArn

GiutW solar Die 6Ioi@e.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
A Pen Pic,u. of bfyaa:

never saw William allen l{f,au bg. twlec. he frss ame when @t> -ou. aa the >;aii of the old 7. .t bnildiu. on N.>- ,aa street. ;o ,ee Nr Noraaofi. ,e.,e.
 ita cr;Aip room , ..1all>A man oi -;faz. 3lodN. N'th ! ra;hei -hAtf. eseeoa.es -est u t. and wtf.g NAs opposite !nc 'a
 te caiiej for >ai1chodA n ArlsIl-. .-.ll Hkc .. bdTN. seInlnS to show 7. ,t .sne- ncl,hc' orlglnaily good no, m T ia- proved. .Aitc, samuel 1. TiIden ne ,,,s governor hls tlrs, social perfotlu.,. z Va, h gNe a reception at he c."eu- we mansion Il Albany tu V. Nr1 srt. whose new Spa2ef a; 'l:ai iirae sea> i'e,l- tatlng between ;he two paft es. and Bty- ani's son-in-laW. Goodwin. had become an advocate of llien. The Icy.ii sent me Wlth l}r iiosmor. one ai iis writers. in Alb1nl. ;n sse; h he re, cp;ioa Iht
 t,endan g saS -eN rms e'l1neou,. iMsige man n.lde up af AEbanN Doii;!eiAns. Aoun. Nf. p,l,4n. ho tf;>rM..rd gaze his unclc ,o much trouble ard yied be- tore his date set,nv.. have charge oi he hon sehold 1tt.s,> Nr IIidcr. with h., sosgle-eves and neNpressive face, wearing almost , ,.ll .G. indeed. a dead look. stood .-, tac end Hf inc inc oi pco- pie iils sister. Mrs. lel.aa, and think the Misses aelton beng two others. and then came Bryant and his ,ao daughters
 passed along the lire Nnd said ;o Mir
 Bryant that when was boy had named literary sooie;y foi him. which was still in existence. He replied in dry. insipid voice that he had received a great deal of credit for a very little work. The busts Q; him oonve, the idea tha, he was a large. massive man, but he was lean and hungy-looking and there was something morbid in his tone. When he was com para,ively young edi,cr in New York he went out hunting a rival editor one day with his stick. and beat him publicly.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26

belong to the highest grade of theatres. We remember but one joke and that was about Mrs. Browns dress, it was style that was woya good deal. The lecture created fex smiles and no demonstrations except from a couple of Engiishmen fresh from London. who laughed uproar- iously Mrs. BroWn's going 10 the Vic toria nearly convulsed them.
 We heard that Rose was a bosom friend of Artemus Ward n London. and we concluded tha; he had probably come 10 America to deliver his funny lecture on the suggestion of that mad wag. who would send his bosom friend or an e1- petition to the North Pole. if he could but ge, joke on him. Our impression IS that Il was one of Wards last sells.
 When Mir Rose went back to England he wrote quite pleasant book giving his impressions of America. entitled ' he Grea, Republic" dedioating l; to the Duke of Neraalk. whose tutor he was when the Duke was boy. He found q good deal ,o praise bu, criticised Ameri- can society rather severely. l, IS barelN possible however that MT. Rose vas not ,hrown in with is best representatives lie was well connected and enloyed 4 liberal education at Oxford.
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A S:ngy Landlord.
Bar gt t...,,eNe


 Well. yes. said inc colonel. gazing medna,ively iEio the ire. take hir all in ali l)ltS Crawford was aboe; the cley- crest fellow ever knew. Forty years ago. ahen Dick and were young fellows. practicing law on this side of the mouu- ;a.ns. things had :. d.fieren; look al;oseth- q than they bear now-a-daNs. The men rode. hunted. tough. md made love hard CT than they seem 70 do now. and there >as more hre and ene-gy abou: them.
 Ne used ;c r.de iOr,N e. ilf;N rli!es ie attend cour,. and ai;er business was over meet n one oi the old :averns for ,oylai supper The oaiy tavern !, Greenbriar Gocri House. IT those days. was kep, by a man named GlA. d palaSerins kuaVc. as siingy ..s the dickens He had mo- nopolv. and So he used 10 scrmp his meals The food Twas generally good b.; ne,e. enough of i,. He knew ;hls was the only tavern Tor miles. Dick Crawford was ! biz. strong fellow. who liked his three square meals : day. and many A time he swore he'd se, eren with G,ill for s,av.ng him. One day larye crowd was assembled a, Greenbriar Court There was d murder ;rial going on. and the whole county turned out in conse- quence.
 At dinner time we all went across the green to the tavern. and. as usual. found old Gill presiding with smiling counte. nance over table with very little on il save the dishes. Crawford surveyed ths
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
Death of an English Hunors,.
Cincinnati NatuFdss Night.

George Rose. editor oi London ' Fun who wrote under he HoU; dc einm. of !" Arthur Ske;ehley." died recently in London. aged $. Rose came ;o this country 10 lecture in ISo-. but hrs tour did not extend beyond New York CIV. we believe His success was not pheno- menal. We were passing Dodsworth Hall. on Broadway one evening. and saw an illuminated sign in iron, of the door announcing Mrs Brown al the Play. :" This was Sketehley's lecture and We drop ped ia 10 hear 1t. The hall was small and the audience didn't number more than fifty people. A short. fat gentleman with a full, ruddy face. in neat dress suit. walked upon the stage. took seat in an arm chair near the front of the platform and commenced humorous monologue descriptive of Mrs Browns adventures in visiting the play. Mrs Brown was veri simple minded old lady, unfamiliar with playhouses, and the humor of the sketch seemed to center largely on her selecting the Victoria theatre, though the lectures had to explain that the vieforiA did mol
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
The Wholesale Trade.

Little Rock is rapidly assuming an m- portance Tn the wholesale trade which for i place of is size IS remarkable. \ few wears ago there was not Il house m the city in any line of business whose trade was exclusively wholesale. Now there are number who supply no, only the trade of this state but of northern TeNas. also.
 Merchants ,hroughou, the state are learning that they can buy goods a, as lo@ figures in Little Rock as n St. Louis: that goods reach them much sooner and in better condition. and as result. this city is becoming a center of trade.
 Prominent among the wholesale houses of the city is that of Mic. kupferle. whole saie wines. liquors. cigars and saloon sup plies. Mir kupferie commenced the wholesale business some years ago and has by industry and integrity built ur d trade which. in his line. Is second 10 none n the southwest. His success lies in the fact that he handles none but the best goods. and dealers have learned that whenever they order of him shipments are made promptly and every article Is zest.ln to be lust a> represented.
 Alr. kupferle is agent for great many of the popular brands of wines and H. 1.uaFS.-Asaal4g them are Nerners extra dIN Champagne. (. Conrad X Co., : bud Weiser Bottled Beer. We>, India SioInach h Bltters and dozen other well known brands Milose names he has made famll- la. throughout the state.
 Mi. kupferle has alway, been iden,- ned with the interests oi the city and ney- q loses an opportunity 'o promote her welfare. Liberal and public spirited there has been no enterprise. charitable or otherwise. n winch he has no, taken a personal interest and ,o which he has no; con.rbu,ed hoerally Il ls such men as Nc Nupierle who build up q city, extend l1s .rade and siNe Il commercial im- portance and he is eminenuy deserving oi the success which he has attalned and the esteem in which he k held