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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
A CHANGE.

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
A MYST

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

koUe2- It was natural :5at inc young eIeTEz- man should sgeAa;a h''u ot h.s ONT case. which he did treei, Assang ,he doctors advice
 The doctor became extremely inter ested. and upon examining NF. Lam-
 berz's tongue ana ra.ise. gave him a pre- scrip,ion.
 They walked together Q Roaen. and then MT. Lambert noticed tha; the doctor had a beau;lfal ~hs;e dog. pointer. which gambolied around h.s master : heels.
 They separated as they reached the city. the doctor to go and see hls pa tents. the ciergN mar to seek aa aPothe-4rl where he got his prcscrl lptloa prepared. The neNf morning the Honorable and Reverend Nr. LluabeTi was better The doctors prescription had made nm sleep l, had gIve-l hiTn stFessti1. ac frli u. ..f,- pe,ite for breakfast; Months of ,Tcatmcn; l in london al the hands q; the bes, phy- scIans had nG, done thss foT hsn- He wished ;o thank and rernlaerate inc doctor. when he xcInem oeTed that he di6 not know his narle. Instinct told hiTn. however. tha; he mlgh: meet him agaln on the Mont St- Catherine, >-o ~1th re- newed hope. health and energy ke salscd again 10 the sop ot the hill. h nve nm ufes he was ielned by the French doctor and his dog. who came 5.5aad.as along with his pointer nose n the grass The txo men greeted each other wf;h smiles. and shook hands cordially. -You have saved rsS fife, doctor. s4 | Mir. Lamber. ~lth enih 1sI2sEn. No, al all. 10, al all. Gay dear fnend. . said the doctor. only-save YOU good tonic, which also made YOU sleep found out, wha, none of Hy English bro,hcrs 1 h medicine seem to have found out. that yoc have nothing the matter Si;h you. Your system needs lirrie loggng. lha, $ Ian. Railroad travel my dear friend slli scon sci you up. Now ! dare say you have been leading a vey easy and secen- +taTy lfe now have you
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 Now came the delicate question of
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
No sAngu

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

-afn.ns fey l4die> fa t< tsso t~ f4sls- lonahl. E afsen tgs4lroas. 4 Bloom ir ,,for lady nearly bothered her husband l0 death i2ss week ,cang .p ges hsn t. oa, her A n~~ hat He did so. and on the f,ssr~ Ing day the sers.n, giri left tha; esen4n. their dog died. then the family sors- Tar &~sy and broke the bagzy all to psece>. Tao days af.er@4fds her husband skipped o9, ~Ith a hzndssfn~r woman, and the poor ~1fe grseved herself to death. The hoay~ cAiis ye, b be heard from. When full re- por.s are n ~e may ses ous an ext,A i-z- die- wanting ne~ bonn~ts. rensernk,~- the sad warning gisen above BLosssssg los Eve
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

Old lady g,o druggsn -" Are you quite surg ihas is carbonate Of soda not arsen- ie Draggia--Quife, raz'zn: try II, and judge for yoarseif r- "A /s1TA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
Gong ato Saetrty

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

Sc one fire day hv sa.leG ia: Fame. and soon found h.,ascl: <; ha2er. sae.e
 he s-aved i,F >-4r4e &4.s -;AA.E- eEers, morning walk around the a,he5raJ' 1carrving d volume - Dante under h,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

One afternoon he Naiketi ap ;hc Non; tSl Catherine. and seating himself oE ;he grass. gravels devoted himself b ;he
 divine comedy. He had scarcely '.'s. himself in Dante stately measure Ahen a stranger approached ~.,h he mos: per l fee, courtesy and addressed hi'rs. ..,s.a- l if he were an EnsllShTl..sa. and .t ,a. | he would permit teR minutes ceaFeF-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

Resting or ;he ,uri. Nt,h a slarllus view before them. the t~o men soon found themselves talking slibk oi the
 news of the day. Q: Dante. of rel.siea.
 politics and the weather. The French
 man vas sey agreeable. well educated.
 and up to the ames n u pelnts. He iul- |media,ely told NJ. La'1,oeT- that he was
 Ia doctor and prac;icinz h.s profession a:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

T wish 10 perfect myself T xoar lAa- guase.- sad the sian-er. smiling. and l always se,ze every opportunity = ;h.N io an EnglshGnaa
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
SMILES

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

You already speak the language a4-
 en,ly.- sad MF Lambert. politely. "s.. down Monsieur.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09


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 ~i.. he. sad he ~aaa5. Tas -- gear. de .4.ie efe4 thc --,Aln + The nan - aisaplete. sad ne -v- orIs &ai; f. ne dez N- iaus5erf- xaer sr,4prfsanms-a, @5.l be ,tpf-. t,ae tse.. rnare and vo- all 5e free
 Inc n-S; cas ciosT -1-f4ase- n,t ! shi'e po-ntsr 'ca. aade- ;av -c4,. A-led ;or VI Lambert
 T ~i!l eonduet yos ,e the door oe, yee must en,er alone. sad ne fueadI, sergeant. fal are 10. 4trait
 .t:r4iG sad 'he .f.n sii.hrnau- = ] only desire to s4ll hitn.T
 -- No. 10 per~orzi ygole1ce. piezse- You ~oaid spoll pr-t;. gob. sad the o.rie er. Co4chrnan dr.ye Q inc house of Mon sierr de Bocage. avenue le,s<phine. When Mr. Lambert pale as deash. rang the bell of the inner doos Monsaeur 6- Boczge. Farsan swell Just put..us or hls gloves. opened ,; himself
 He stared back horrshed 5c; soon composed himself
 To. x.Sh io se~ ne. ST = sad be Yes you ~rcsched murderer sad Honorable ard Reverend Lambert = 1 do ~1sh to see you
 Monsieur de Bocage getrez;ed several steps
 -Yor are mad sasd he
 hzyr eo1e to snrnask soa. Y5liIzn - 4 You arc deceised, my brave gentle
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

The -as- ,.<pa-ed ard V Eaaber.. who lei; exceedingly ~1dr aN ase. and who found Dr. dr "a beIie'> Tal.sne Fer. strong. trc3 to 1ra~ hss far fre16 rta conse-s4tso-- ~ac Ha. sepArates. from hsFn by -h basket i aoS ers- .he dor- tor's las' attention.
 The opor. n sane &ofIl4t aa2l1 re' an s~er a0rt. and --aEr her ,fssf9ota5le cain the doctor .roncl1ded ,aa, she Sas asleep.
 When they arrsed a: Pans he deter mined ;ha; she should >p-a&
 NAae.nois sei.e. sad he IT load >alce. = do awake and hs;er :a me ! mus; leave you for moment ;aso md yocr friends.
 No aHsxer.
 He sough, 4 long ti-ne ba; could ao, find anyoody who aanied lads from Kouea.
 He came hack 10 ;he carnage ncr7 dis- con;ca'ediy. when to his intense aston ishlnen. he found cro@d around the the eompar7nen, where the lady s,ill sal He ~eai for~ard 70 see ~hAr wzs ;he cause of the excitement.
 Are you the man tha, trzveled from Rouer in ,hIs coupe sad ;he police Tan.
 Yes
 Do yoc know thz; this lziy ts dead , Yoa have poisoned her ~1th prussic acid {. She has been dead four hours and the populAce groaned-
 The clergyman ~as speechiess -Irh horror. He ried 10 clear himself ~1th all the ezrnes.ness of an innocent man. but hix S+r.re ~zS an tnnrohzbl~ ore The police found on him the purse Of the poor
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
THE WHITE POINTER.

The Honorable and Reverend tGa.El Ianabert. . clergyman T thc oharse T England. found ;ha: has heath ~.s S.a~- ling inflrln :. fnos.. and phEslzAl !ars,-sE |seened - ,4kc tpars>e,ssex ot asf.l. tr4t |EnylIsh uselaael,t.is .sssis e.-sl4eS. n. lls.e knows why os wherefore. and ae ea4sl
 no, shake Il of. ia-a.. ilzi.. hands ;sat..
 eloquent. sgfe ef pseterTaen. n ne ch s-eE I-Mhat a A the raar,eF VT ;ae AaaoF.,a.s ] and Reverend EdNard lAulber::
 He did what aii ethes kaslssha'eg : , i |when other remedies ia.l-he eTosses. ;ae channel.
 He thought that he ~ea.d seek the -ax>
 j of the sun. th4- i-.f.lia.4r. - .saTee ..
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LATEST NEWS.

Governor Jarvis, Of North E4rolina, think.
that the Legislature ill be convened il extra
session ApriI 20 Ii 10 rs-distrfcf The sta.e
Other imporiant business viii be 10 extend ths
time for funding The Safe debt, which expire.
JanaarY Is' and to appoint railroad com
missing.
Three children were poisoned IN Nashville,
Tenn, hy eaiisg maple sugar which had been
boiled in brass kettle
One hundred whites and negroes engaged ia
riot on tie 18th 1t Third Greek. North Caro-.
lima negro ataeked viii man, and
when the latter defended himself more nsgroes
took part, when the whites came 10 the aid Of
the man attacked. Troops went to the scene
aud arrested many Of the rioters and placed
them in Jail.
Gsry & Sons compress and 500 bales of cot
ton, ard Parker & Hofer's foundry were
burned At Meridian on the night Of the 18th
inst The loss on the compress is $4,000
insurance $4,000. The cotton was not in
sured Parker Bofer's loss is $1,000: no
insurance.
Elk Governor and ex-United States Senator
Latham formerly of California. died in New
York recently His career was remarkable.
In less than ten years he succeeded in being
elect d member of the House of Representa-
tiyes, Governor of State and United States
Senator before be was thirty two years old
Governor Latham was born May 3, 1921, IN
the State of Ohio. and was not quite fifty five
years old at the time of mis- death He gradu-
ated at Jefferson College. Pennsylvania, in
1916 AMI The same year went to Russell county,
Alabama, where he taught school for two years,
and went to California. Heamassed u fortune.
Lost il; and died poor ia New York.
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Common Schools.


In letter to the Fulton Courier, Sen
ator David johnson expresses some
practical ideas on the subject of educa-
ton, saying:
Education is claiming considerable atten-
ton but / fear that too much money and
consideration is lavished on the higher
brands oflearliHg 10 the exclusion of our
common schools. We see in our State
about three hundred and thirteen thousand
children over ten years old that can't read
or write, while we have near FIVE hundred
thousand to educate yet. These schools are
taught only four months in the year with
teachers whose salaries are so small and
time so short that they can find more re-
munerative employment at something else.
Hence, as soon as a teacher begins to get
qualified for his high calling he quits and
goes at something else more profitable, and
the trustees are forced to take such as can
be employed at this low salary. / think
these schools should continue at least six
months il the year and that a frst-class
teacher should receive at least fifty dollars
per month.
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BETTER THAN THE SMILES OF KINGS.
To bring health and happiness TO homes of
suffering women is a mission before which
roval favor sinks into significance, What
earthly btnefaetion can compare with one
which protects from
That dire disease whose ruthless power
Withers beauty's transient hower?"
which gives ease for pain joy for sorrow,
smiles for tears, the roses of health for the pal
Tor of disease, the light. elastic step for drag
ging WEAKNESS, nights of soft repGse for heavy
hours of tossing restlessness, bounding vigOr
for langushing dizziness, the swelling lines OF
full grown beauty for the sharp and wthered
form of emaciation long life of mental, physi.
cal, social and dOmesttc enjoyments tor feao
sad days of pain and gloom, ending in N early
grave? Such is the mission, such are the re-
suits of DIR. ]. Brad6eld's Female Regulator,
-. -. "a is hence truly and appropriately styled
: ~ l}aans Best Friend
8 seslites," and all those Irregularities of the
~ 4: 30 destructive to the health, happiness
RS 1auty of women, disapper like magic be-
a. "a single bottle of this wonderful COM
= sund. Physicians prescribe it. Prepared
-. Dr. J. Bradfeld, Atlanta, GA. Price: trial
ity e Toe; large size, 81 50 For sale by Byron
: anil and r. r. Ledbetter.
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Yazoo Correspondence.


YAzoo CRY. Miss, March IS, 1882
EDITORS CLARION The water rose
twenty-six inches here aimee Wednesday
evening and is still rising at the rate Of
about one-half an iuch per hour. The
present mark is shout foot above that Of
1874. Stock is being removed to the hills
and it is not thought that the Yazoo lands
will suffer any considerable i9jary, # The
local rains cease the Yazoo water viii run
out in time 70 put in a crop.
VIM. Shivers will be hung here on the
14th inst, unless his sentence b0commuted
petition having been forwarded to that
effect. In his case the crime was commit
ted IN such brutal manner, and the testi-
mony was 50 positive. thai the judge dusIt
upon those circumstances il passing sentence,
the jury having rendered verdict after an
absence Of only SIX minutes iCoR.
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STATEMENT CONDITION
WESTERN ASSURANCE Co,
OF TORONTO, ONTA RIO.
DAY OF DECEMBER 1881
Nov. %. Iss1-sm.
ON THE slsr DAY OF DECEMBER, 1855

The of the ASSURANCE COMPANY
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The Valuation Law.

We would not favor Law which would
imperil the collection of debt, hn. We can
support a law for the collection Of debts
which shall not ruin the debter nor rob the
creditor Such law was introduced III the
Legislature By Major Harper, of Jefferson,
and Lost in The body in which il was offered,
and il was shame and pity that it was lost.
L was measure for the times and for the
whole people, and should have become i
law. II Is due to our members III the
House Git did not reach the Senafel 10 say
that Dr. Aagfnder steadily Foted for il, and
Mr. Stiles made AZ argument In its favor as
able as bis speech on the railroad commits.
sion bilL-Port Gibson Reville.