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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

enough" h" coo}ly remarked. Wei.
| have provided for this"
He went 10 III" buggy. procured rsocS
and a Gag. and knclt down beside me.
| had hut little strength Vet, and he con
qucrcd me in = moment. LAYING me-
on nv right side. looking towards the
fence, he tied my hands. and then forced
a GAG into my mouth.
There. now.N u see q are nicely
fixed M. and all because Won acted like
a fool. instead of a sensible Young law
yer soon 10 bc admitted 10 the bar"
While he was Speakin--indeed. while
he was tyin- me- had caught sight
Of the white face OF 4 little girl looking
at lis between the rails Of the fence. I
could see her great. blue ewes. There
were red stains about her mouth and On
the little hand resting on the rails. and
/ knew that she was some farmers
daughter searching for strawberries. |
could not warn her Of her danger. and |
feared size would be seen or heard.
While Raleigh was tying the last knot |
winked At the girl rs hard As | could.
hoping she would see me and mo>e
away. But she did not 60.
well. now for the money" said
Raleigh, and he began searching my
pockets. He went from one 10 the
other. removing all the articles, and
finally passed his hand over my bosom
and discovered the money.
..Ha, there it iSr'' he exclaimed. draw
inc out the packages, and he was cool
enough TO 90 At it and count vi the
money. As he commenced the girl
waved her hand TO me. Ny heart went
humping. for / expected she would Ut
fer a word or 4 shout; hut she sank down
from sight. and | caught a glance of her
frock as she passed through the grass.
You see. my young friend re-
marked Raleigh. as he drew off n Of
his boots and deposited some Of the bills
a,s NOTHING Liz
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
Haas Or.
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 Can a7.A one .nfara = Nhy he re- quiremea:> i: ,a>..sss4 sa rI-.l..K -in>.s; upon naa> Gaz3verir- hI> head ia public assemblies ~.:ha doors. ~hi.e shev ask ns,ih IL - ne klai ot ;he a;het sex: 4 maa ;skes h,> ha: ofi ot:ea ]; a serious fskio health. Nat.e women .nAy remove ,hcIr asGsc:> without ianEef u: this klnd Men wt4a are bald as rue. allow ,hc l,.-iva;c :-,i se .i,p = rernaln e>- posed: N l-le i h.l;ne>, eNi>ts .- women II Is neser-secs.-.I .a-h!sc. ,a>hsoa sane tionins ne .st7H T pl!in, extra hzlr ap- on thciF heads '' .:eft.OE. There ls 10 portion oi .ae aat! so sensitive tp a draf; oi ..,r as he sai3 head. ard colds on the pa;, ef .act are ;ae constan: re- sul,s oi ,.> e<,sa> --e: ati;. :, n or ~3thoa; a bonnet. who cve- acard et ~oinaa taking cn,d n .hls way, Ne shall pfob.- bly be ;o.G iha: ne removal of :hc ri.gte ha, is | token of ccSpcl:t woman. No man $ = v respected. oA. 5erIa.alv not more th4n ,s her ' >e-. and n he house of God n woe1 t-s : se, n fserea. The distinSaoa 3s p@ss.N ''as ea. n. .a ', operation. e.la - =. a1a gnre4>- onahe. | pefh4a> et4-sF. atc1 rom ,hc habi, ef ae-.s.:.- D. - 5a.s ,a ihe mae sex. vhi 2 IF .se4..-. .a4 '.esS a. ,he pea- pie behind ;he9u. l,4;H omen ra~ also
 sI,h the >;..- D: ae..t-up hai-. wear high hats, and ana. = v.e-se .hey wear broad ones too Ne hesitate to even give guess as ;o the elTcanferenee oi some of the -eceH, head coyenrss o: ;hc sea-tneN trr >np.N enouno4s. .a pup lie places :5es nai an.s sh2, oui the Elew in the immediate tgoat oi ;hc'aBtt -t-na:
 occupier of ] >e4; ochlrd them. ,hc, make !, ..lposs 7.e ;5 !oeA around iheH as well. Nen Wac are .has shut O.; from whai ,aey 5..gne n see ]; he ,hea- ter. ,he t8Tis e: IT .he lecture. have onis the aliern4:ss ai res. -railon or re,rea,
 l. is a n ,;ake go suppose that the s4- perior hlgh; $. man sf,e. hn an advan- iage here <, he rsk et oes7s rerarde5 the anatomy ~ t.irer sex. ~c would call aytea.fnn ;aa :~et ah.eh rnay have escaped ,ae r.e,. 2 oi 9ilary. namely. that men a.s,i -.Azo.-.c are s2a.s; ;he same slse when oo.7 a...ies are s.;;Ins dowr.- There Is a Teas sr.evaae- n the pre>en, custom ot drr>saSa3as; ~hseh men have rgh: ;p re.e n,t-s:s, |; s bad enough flor them .a ae 4iied apan :d uncover ;..- head. NHift ,ES +7taef aeN. ~ flscH --oc> To need p- .se. :. there. are ern,ed
 shield |: b.; Naea :: come, = ado1a- ing II ~lfh 1aoHs.-a9> pm ec,,o-s. not only IT hc sa' a-. etrl zznicfeaee
 there ls a ssr.aas ~-a-. done .heET. : ough; n bc 1n-ierra p,ecc of H. breeding to- :. woman - kear $ h1, a- this Ssn4 | s azs: -=zsza : 1lca-.t Is 50 foT 'cN n a-,4-c r. ,-- aa.ad :. i.S- .t.-.-. :t> -.s---i-. .....--s#fr5r af rsl-,..srs to those aaasT- --ef1 >a ercas.s.1
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
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The hta3n an eld persons ,f,es the see 2; - AzmH,tes both "a haia and len S'> ant gaa, he4anss lstItef Its sl - ~ - s's,sfsfEs.sf. iFaf,i s.rsa ti.4 fss, zc>,ez.ct- -.s ,rai, = th., | tl5t +4dt iaf s.4-t si-41 llant
 N> ,a tt5 nsa, 6z'Ne4ei has the ,zels fa-...sr4 kaas sise. ssia ,nei pan sl sarsf5eaHs ;; .aVFs,, trsltae ant si5s# s aa-rf.s = za ehszh #anse9 ei hass he la.~ Nth Ee.,a health and afc. ae asa.a ai hs he,' ~.'5k a 'he neIEh.5eJ ss,.-a s-sN ai Ns
 hs cannot erar mea.a sttatu. and he sss -ss tss tienf. menfa. tspafse laa hc =,,s .. ,ee~ hm>rii ,, safNtu4n thAt .---.-.-.-ts.=..--s= =Ac44A-..acA
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
Worth Her wesx>. tn Gold.
hrAa..

\ fc~ years azo. l steamer was coming from California The csN of Fire, fire ~ suddenly thrilled every heart EVcry effoV; vas made t,a >;.ss the aameS. hu; n sain, !, soon hecane eylden, that the ship mus, be lost The bura,ng mass vas hea .es; tr shore ~hleh ~as nos tar ess \ passenger sa> seen backing his belt vsi ;ss,s4a -stAund hl> vast ready tn plunge lnio the ~aVc> Y .issolEhen, pleading NelIe arrested hsm
 tTrase. ST. cal Nysg; Svsffst 2'sz z--
 h4l1s ague r,e> were pgereans nto ht> deepest soul. Is he looked de~n upon her
 e Nc~. chlll can s~asn.
 ," N ets. >l want >ua please to save ne
 ~ ean nol do ao.h. he thought. | au>i >1sc the Id and lose the seid ba- t f.}ee'esst aSn. ! ws> anN-4sa> lar ths> AaNsc shsY ompsaN aas. ] ao ao9at- .ns hc.hct >h.,.t eN,haase human h;c tsf pal; Soad abu. kl.n. the hcit he 51>; r tJsssf hun aaa >aet es I8t.e s.ffi ..s43 n iG S&yc N1g Ng,AapiaA stsN H hr atsir her eitsf her hend> sfeand t=s> as, k ,aa>, shtid aat - tgkhs a> fs shaAe Hse i.scac hang sn ne~, and
 N g> .a z7,kr Iaad
 he Ind aenr,i herself ,,.a5 htoal >aa@l3eas, 4ed #iaag = het aetActeT N ! he.f, ,hfae strengthened and an Am shtse #er.e4 he <tisa. =iat tbe shore Nave af'ef wave washed over fhrm ~.# the hft.e 97aa heId a1s, 4nt she 5ea h.sl .s4 ..ssf.i 2. flg. shtN faeea1.t4n l.i.s ,scpt The Wrct uea>ufe 'tau a., esf,hface 1nz: a>t hta >ea,rIes> an thc a5eas i... N> A5.-d hand, 0fa >setr,i ,7 sof kecsNrUuE h7> asesytes>uess. fhc sz=tfs4 Ii She acsF z4la mct l. catne,t 4.e. Aea3sas .sAct. htn sfih nafr thau sFcg. mH.sstas Hsu>. ,aa h.e>>Hs As5a satA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
dye noind. and ~an, the water out of

dye moind. and want the water out of my cellar" @
 But VIC have nothing ;o ac ~i,h sach matters, sad the oifclal; you should employ a plumber Ia attend 10 Il. Mf Muidoon
 rsss suggestion isd no, appear ,o >,rke ihe caller .avoJahly, and Mr Naldocn aas taaiix IT commended h >-e the rnasof IT GeS1ri to hi> cellar. ~hs he departed s+s--sT= three ti.ss> As.es as 1r- appeared.
 come to >ee 1oa4; ;ha; eeilsr. sad he Tn NIS,hc- N,;iyiy,,,fs. ,..s.a .,.a.s and l earrr hfa Sa:c> NJ celltt ~sr>e than cset
 Bat ar ,old vo4 ,hc other dav. NJ Mal-oon. that ~e an A2 rethlrs about :: here
 ..Ae>. Bs, 5.,sr.c> at;e 4a,e>. and ruv cellar mus: hc aNed af me h.as VII Il ee d.sanesi
 -Neg. NJ Naldeea. a.iAau sec ;he :hc mex'r sasa' ssr natter
 ,a8a6e .' .cplc4 NJ N4id,,n.
 = \a4 wAa u tac natas >ts ~@aa:d ] ac Ste. -. NaHz Fdasa >4Ns -ae.EA1A ..-4l-.-4l.-. Al..c Gl1SS
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03

from NIT. Lloyd n his idea ef passing the sabbath. because believe thar ,he day IS SC, aside as day of rest and en- loynent and no, for the dismal mono,- ony of l hum-drurn sermon and the pres enee Of fashionable congregation. iise to tlsh: like 10 so on ,he boats and enley myself D., other men have differ en; tastes, and | they van; io 70 :o church and ooze and pgl pennies n the can:noa- non box for fare'g = heS;hens. can ID, see ~f1ai business i: l> af nasne NJ llaSd,s or anybody else No, only does Mr Lloyd protest a-alns. parsons occunvins ;heiF Pl.p..s and dyseoursinS -rlsssoaS 'opses instead ei son A s>a.ng.' b.; he sHsl>;s ;aa: thcy >h4I AuFA iss less st.a.s
 than iaey Can command. an >arc would ID: be loas n guessing ~ha; Mf -laNd ~oalc do ' >arHe Sre4; papc. would a--er hira hundred dollars wceN. and Net he Sets aa and makes zFes. AaR. because l pe7r ae:tos: pa-,na sa@ 2. ta slSe 1T ! =a-reh tac >s.aa | >-.ooo i7r sAaa- e, >..,ee eiseAhe,e ]; = 4=l,e t,9 eaf .la. ptrsen> caa n: ee allowed ;e da 4Hx;h.aS 5-; n spe and preach. The, AT n: lite aa prsset and asa.e clasps. ana T :sev are to nase ! ."9ns anu plniN >auis :hey mus pfea | ilr ii ack '2a themselves as we5. - :sf ,.st. .... ? - e;he->. and : ihe iiztf ]: psea ae- zaa .e. ,. hl s;}es st.=.- f- >.sz- .a. .ae sas.l> II Indianapolis snrn :rar He caa 'o. l1e:-,5;ers. aan', b.ane h.m ;ef sesas Perhaps .a3'anapell. pea2=e saHw bet.er ie~ much :; est. :a >Ase he: souls thar e.he-s do
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
The Newsbcy---A Revere.
Leish lr.iae. Western Household

A4NazSS- W EstNS1 EASAsS4t0+A
 It IS cold day. and the dense clouds promise no sunshine The ramhling train. the muf.'ed rng of an anvi. within closed dooFs. tell ;ha, business $ stlll par sued yet Us var between ambition and picasurc.-loNc of comfort. ire. the easy chair.- whether arc;ie elements shall si- lence al apprSst1an and make slaEsfsh ihi> restless How n; hie torce~ :; $ one af those el>nal days tha; i,npaT,s ,ts color to OUT -asyi, I,S wtlcr, the strongest men are surprised a l3;iie ;hat man ever con q1cred au mas. climates. rare> at s4yasc> the siobc it>eit-;ha, he should have become eiaerAisc ih4n pass,Ne us; nas seems wonderful. s.rce the ~4na> Se faash.. announce ;i2e 1raa lAs ni silence. h4; an raaSh,ng teo,>tcp ] hc squeak ai leather n he frozen snow >hoNs ;h4' some ;rtee'es s> t1ea>-rins she ground s ;h he sole, ai h.> shoes !. = acA>- ba> lie Cffe> aloud. ~ / sz:r> ".rs. and sis'. n>; 4nco1>s aaa>'s brlas 'eF.h ttlase ies ssenzsc> demanded No~ | am ,he #ssner .ot d ncN >fAa7cT, patchasca a, i1's ..s'> l.. :ttr i a- -#s 3tet. = he tsa- 9sar'> cN1 sst'-s..'sA .s. ,a..on. !, Inc gz-- - ~ ' ,s. 4-s.r .'.s.z,>:7n >hie#- esen ts ;ac oz0' II ifst se HrW> et aHe sa-ia .> .a ;ha> tr,,t lamp asss E, ever, z.sf aaftaa: 1=.s> 4.sae 5> hs;e ses >;efrc tae .n>-ss i.e9 #.tr cNpcGlf#5.>. a.-sa> aas! s.ss.ta> :. han sss,y. l;e r. tafe. nc a.st hts.or. aa taf >ame Ia - three --n.s. H-. >ee how !; etne, ba wha, N.,- :zse. =. sc.lzl1zt = n2a!csc asi..ril- ssens- he hse.: siHe,> | ';ss f.r''- .s'e
 ne -rts 5' \ he 9lRcs Aita a7i#.s < sa>
 t,:za; ale :hc ! alrs 5' aerS bS ~e3-V aanGs. Ws;6eat x h.= h 'hI, mcdfr> 1;tcsc- .sF.s'ss>. ~9eesaes. ess>.ss z r. < .et e-.t aes.>. se@.a Al hAsc aeen. tirrc ia5c- - aX .He s5.ie at >9zae problem [ a>;f=.a- enlX h, page t> 5nathea,af > ;ha; aae some then af saa~ aa. "A ha; #i......5 - a=..ss.i,a.s t.sg.sse- \ v ..5.s-..r f't-,- :#-sssph II 5sse ..d .> .sa> ..tIsz .7rffz U :. -., az he re0>'9sN .,u# r t>ssf = asses>. - s sz, A...e haa;.e>. may 7r t4s afea; 2 = t r1:S.stis fhc egsssassssc a: ...-.ss..s2 s.ss|=.-'al.aA - asA n si.c ot tlaa-st. ss. .t acNfreastt. a> : es efa#aa.Hi# hands. ,-4ata ,c.s. = sac >sca> a< We ec have rcl hc3 sa :
 -5et page. s hI5h F = serenity >pe..ss = tsaia .ha 4s.afssf.. Rf ;E5t fAssas,.s. ! < s..9a-,h hat ~e haze tet,se,! >..e!s sss4- -.-..; 'a ;aai ;he laa.l : ;a1, te....tcd. | s5e>e #enee> steam. :ciegrap.s pant 5n- e.,a be .r ib,, manner eateea't.tted iaghe urN paper <, Al .atell sea' nie#,s. ;.s>t eorapIna m. .c; l> Aa,sr ;haf tst s.szae emerge Htz;ti3- cuer T ai 9fs .Bpss.. she si,ea >.,za aa,h ant ne .'1- ,rrrsS. .-,te se: 5a;he ,r -raadc4, -.na et5rfl... s5.;55.. ff he ane-s..-a, - .-=4e#ss ='4ef,l ls-;..s3es
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03

"A fa ..se aaf 4 hsai hc.a : s.fsi st a.s
 < god ~.. h=sia- a.tA.4=ss, h.. asc ,ha ..ns ,h ,e9f
 
 fs -ff.a.e H9 f#=s1 t34s, sa '.e iz = .h..' ,, kts' A fr ~a.ae r~a ts,aa- - .hes eas es..s et-.a.4,. l-.4rs - a,ss e.-ra ta- ~en#.sa [, fe. t.en ett - ..4aa .sis
 l4.c ,an' .aes-4ee s. h. .e .ite, ft=e'fe .se .i.e n er1sF -7' 70
 ~saasy the ,saA N-ta@ sa-a. people dHsql4, tsr tns. 's~.t T fhe aa-
 Aaroe. are aes,s Ii ase. pf 'h~ q ,-ts 2 me. ,h p,a sae see hs' s..d .izil am -ttern a se+.e-' . H.s-.t ?. a aae~
 .kr iasa woman tf.et 's .tra. 4f- h q: a aei. 4-.4 a.i =a..e i.-airs=t e4l.-sta Aorth ii aHa.r ~H, a. az. af E aeaa 4t" = f.,ti... s..e 'i4e hen
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
HAD SEEN HIS NAME.

[. fAs E....e. 1t--s-s.
 lus. atter me lose Il inc ia;e l.tl. Nal. some fifty - i.late gentlemen. ef.fb4EseG on the steamer Fanny >so;: a; th~ l,- tie Roe. l,.fas..sf3z. ..= -.a= daSa ihe .ACkaD. s2A rSef.-.4isl. r- ;ae passengers Nr;e TWO spr4s, a; ka-l.>t saass!:s .l-c1.lsqa- nied by ;he#f ,esefs. .'s=ar ;-;oE ard ,raY- cling afauaL - ae-..ssc;>>, = st.Fe 4fa usefai laior'aa.l e. tvF lse n @te# life. l had .i.-. 7t.-t' . as aer;....:cs..
 travel oa the ,aa.e 5 - as.g. occasionally 70 exchange aet4 Ata :5.e young .otc>
 Below l HE j s..:.-: aciaS .s eo.e.. Fa#n. day. the sas Hfas,t.e II IT baa: ..,.- nouaceG The af3 -..-a a: II. a,zena. n steamer. we s-.-ee. = ne -Gascs ara watched he pts>.a- steamer ~t.u.ea. and then re>lr:ses. s,s-f P.aees ..re1A-l the cabin stove Isc y5--5.-cs- 7. me ..1fss>. aged about - 2. yetr>. 14eired of 4 old AFssss>....----..,.s Ax the pass ing steamer Ne G>t seen MAS Banned = GalssF, .',-.-7.1!! .,s,l.! 2. - ply :. etnt tel. as>:er. -a.es> | I, ;Ae name of some Ec.c ac4.el :flrl-lt = af.1s of late xe,rs that b#=.:s a-e beng named after ini..iG.ti> s3zs as Henry Gay. Daniel Wes,;ef .CA.ao9a c:c.'
 Sald ;ae iaTa mean he young Eng fish spris @1 y,-sS, z; ne see-le; ne see. I've he4rJi .h4. .4sde befs-c. - sz.-.s, know na.V !ie man ..t..e;lTes .s4rs. | have seen h. aaine aat p.e;afe en eigtr boxes. O va-a> an explosion mol oi the baa.t> a5s.crs hz. q: m.,-h oi the passengers rs-a.. sate the : EaI..sa. tol lowed. II. \. k
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
Uncle l-a

\ car~esr5 uGe-.: esrt;c> he ta..-a n ..e- cesn. z: s;Tz.:.e ,aae1., he attended among :he BetA>h.fe ms. Mss. h. sets:
 E Aad drove = tt.e zhcsz h and Weu; aaNa fa;a he lie r.s> ne aea4aa :. Here ac ..1es. :.F ,. at.ls s..g,s--- seE1,==a we sa~ >.aS.x a>1 eatInS he hl.za ,a5efaa pTat tesS:oa. Two h9Se eNca eas,1c 'lf>:. dr..~!ss awoedea ,lei, or wh ! ~A, l r4ae +.;ss.. s--s gfst. As;a 4 '4 X z..1e- ',.: e5tisef >s,ie of ;ae S.s---W szae ..,e -ou.h -aGu;r1 .len ~.;h 4ag, Waq>. ..a- .I.e4.a,clx at;er. 0s;h ;e..-, ..1sI :s-es. .,stkea :ae1ear relatives af.ae 5..az. n t;. N4 #aea .a ne pEaccsS.aa. aad ssaaa .ea he. i Hbesa, al.s aaag.ea kaa,l x. '4:slde Il ne s-.14H. eIe..a x4fd. He=e a.> me nc~lt-lse e-s.. 2. a-- .,s inc pa- :aea; beasts ;a cl = ,he ,Iee af he ,reA; yaAn.az ,e NC ;rfned - z .aa.sfsst |. Inc sottIn wa> ste. from The >.e,. and .a silence lowered - .t> .t,: resting p.4-e. Nai l ~e.1 W.ls spoken. ard ;se
 eeFs- ;.a.-. ::ii.1t - ;zfflc tuned :hc.r <-cat heads ts :aaaSa n have one .as; ssok u ae la.s;ef Wha lad earesi IT them q A.i :'7cSe pas; vess-S .sr,t:>-e..s,i- E. -,e.,. resi .i.cr sRoala =arrY haa = tss sr41e. \. stood ,tle1: as ne eaf;A Wa, -, e.e,. n = the s.4.l.x zsat.e>s saea a..., the 9lsffsfE :a:fert .: re mountain >:.e4fl near hv aac IT osz ,ssa-.,. asss. -s4;c II ;Ae stiffness. !: ..s>. .isr arr-> zess emp cie. the spades lad 1aor he sec. aad ;he huge 0eA>,> were >.agzY ;....zr. .z:o .he path. Ne .ss.s,.s> s>ssss,,. uila4s .>o req ned the i5t;.e hamesse..a <, :He f5=t a: ne fav.ne. Tie eNe:a aereA.aH ,e4. 4E6 |. e;,y walked TIC :. t.ctd snd >...-,. gam. ..i the solemn p-a esssaA tha: \ zsfl a.>; them oa ,o :he g.azs. Il the house \ .e3 wert> were spoken. inc ke> :1.He,. .a .he iaa.. and. ~ !;h Ne.. Ne shaa a.l n ,s lac.c Ira. cA ] went h. hvmc- 1.4ta Aav.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
Dssken. and 0olasms,h.
Inc Spectator

We easao; .nas,ne ,xo ayies more opposite. Dickens. as restless aS be is ,renchan,. ls always at fall stretch. and never, even when he ,s descnhing a rest fnl sccncc. giVes Gs the atmosphere or at- utasies Q; rest. Aga,n, even shen he is most powerful m ae>eapslon, he ,s never pN,e,scal never s1ve> gs the h.luld hght ot true pcetfx. t.efd>mah K the very anttshe~ss ei h5m heth respects. he IS As resting a> p5Vken> ss fsugu,ng. aS PeetllalIG hs> Ssn.~tt,3 idNls n n,ck- en> .s exciting and melodgan,ic. There fs ats, atS,.,Ee ts si ato kens's works thsi | man familiar Ntth t.oid<;nlth could G'4Stskc tet tsaidSmlh'> >. nsf a touch of patho~ that in ihr les>; re>egnhles the FNsiha> 1t tsald>snth h an unusually ycst.v>> petso,l st a ], iate lbss Ncn> des4 flbei himsctt ~ ! fFce and easy ~,ft ot >a- peaar ak%aissat t.ejtSintth. too. had >Nfsc af the VAS 4 ssud NaAN abou, hun. and Snc~ . ha, 1SalsAndagr meant isas ~hai dsfsrtent ,p.sets9e> is sasataniage thes set. eza.slsn. sh sa, Inc ea>s-go- sns lusaman t eenFa, fs.t.A adapting hste>est lp etets lhzae hr eaci shiie i1iek- cn, atS . stt4-f.ts--sa..-4.sss-s I-Aaaoa sa- hAts. t#4st ssalA tttsN 5A& iAf 4Btt ttt nun se4, Ne shs#zli and ;; hAfd ,o tnasine tae 4ea v ssc,sis rnarr estrtttss~tryi than fhe ,athas ai z.sc lssc,fsd ! age and ;he ssEhsf s-t tay t1fzstH14sse .fsl ot the hls Ait the ..easu> ot the one man '. fsie s4sy. 4 .hc seau4> si the other aet32c .tssi Hts.3ssi si.sllA.ssc. even ta he >tfafafas ai aasefv Ha;a 4il zorss af cN.#u.SlscN ham fs,t< knots ay pasnluily Ile..sazsaas5 pfsg,.f H8ea> II sesaage
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
Fer sk< .frk1zsez Ty-reler. IRONSIDES.
syn MERCHANT PHILLIPS.

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03

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