The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-10
VOL. I. NO. E.
LIMNINGS.


 The man who casts his vote IS n ia vor of iron rule.
 Amid winter IS the winter of the coal dealers disoontent.
 This is bad world bu; the gubernato- nial campaign in Tennessee cannot las, always.
 After the neN, general election. ffe>i- dent Arthur's banner will no doub, be hung on the outer wall.
 A correspondent asks: :. often see ,he quotation the mcianoholy days. When are the melancholy days" The frs, o; the month.
 Carl Schurz says tha, an American IS d man of waste 50 Is German. A rule the German Is prominen, on aceoun, nfhis waist.
 The Texas .SUanr Cf.ae ls edited b> ,wo young ladies. l.tsis why the .>i.,',.' Clime always notices the nc~ dress of other papers.
 4 poet speaks of an eye of ;asie. The poet must have meant l mouth ef taste. But after all an eze can ,as,c. Any eye can tell a sour sna, from other ia- sects.
 Sir Garnet Wolseley should bear in mind that the lightning eye of ;hc Arkan- saw press Is gazing 4, hin and that a nil- itay mistake Will Kill h;s chances for the legislature.
 And now ask" said Mir Talmage. striking the Bible heavy Sow. what ls the distinctive feature ot to-day $ religious press :' To clip without giying credit. Mr. Talmage
 An article headed = queen Victoria a, home,' Is going the rounds of the press Ii is gratifying 10 know ,ha: the old lady has returned. and !; is U bc hoped that she enjoyed her vacation.
 D. .A Texas this \ iHier. eArt yst ll,~-f4is'e= IeNtr> have been winning Neoaa>e IL, H.t= ssssn visited hy tne Vg3loN !.seg. >rrEe them right.-fisH hss<y .fissvts.
 You evidently do no: uu5'rrs,zr.d the situation. Yellow fever k employed by Susan as an advance agent.
 \ Missouri gentleman asks Us to send him copy ofthc AkHhN>A" TkAvFILR containing the full returns of he state election. Weeann,,t ...ts#e the returns tr- this issuc.bu, me have ma1c arrangements to have the ballot boxes photographed and engraved on s;e... This vii give very good ldea of the election.
 There is, n the heart oi woman. sa-h deep well of .oye 'h-, no age can freeze t. said Bulwer Lyt;an. Age may not freeze ii. old man. and we talk to you spiritually and with reverence. but old age has a decided ind =enee Dad you ever take home a pound oi old butter Old butter w!n lift l woaan's nose ava, up. old butter may not freeze the well. but ii will choke up the spou; of ,lle pump.
 have worked for hours and hours T producing something ,ha, people have hastily glanced at and thrown aside ~i,h- out feeling thril, or receiving an 5i4s- pression, says An,hfagy TTollope That's bad, Mir. Trea6pe. M M ssill you are more fortunate than the nan who works for hours and hours in producing something which an editor slances al. and no, ex- periencing thrill or receiving an im- pression. throws into basket whose mission it is 10 swallow up the work of man born of woman who is of bu, a few years and full of trouble. which he lIn- parts to every one Who listens 10 his long stories.
 l, is not the intention of this paper 10 wound the feelings. Of any one. but i, seems tha; with all of our s,raight-laced caution we have incurred he disp.casure cs h:gh!y respected lady, M-s. Lyd:a E. Pnkham, becoming offended a, us. writes '' see ,ha; your paper says tha, am still noted but untitled woman. Now. what IS the use ofcons;antly remind ing me of an ungrateiul country. Why not let me roll my pills and cork up my cordials in peace, am of fcourse yours for health. bu, II won, De healthy for you if again sec such an insulting refer ence.' We beg nine thousand nine hum dred ard ninety-nine pardons- We would beg the other one but il was lost on the recent election.