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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27
' Mothers Growing Old '
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27
S,op Hls Paper.
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Mailin clerk T. pfppre.aF of flourish ing new paper:
 Say. Nlr Good~.n here subsf ribeT coan he -e in the south End who died las, week What ; aiI ! do about it:'
 - Stop the paper ard send him bia. 7 sad the business manager in @n important manner.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27
Staring Gu,
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27
The Two Editors.
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 There 4 tiaYtttn pfoeefh. say iadse fuursrc. that have sometime, thought mght well appk L. nui neas s.tthefct- It's rathcr 4 hueh one .,ltae,, ,,,tfss.. l. >ays :, II you send the haftard ie a,,i kct you Mill have t.ut,on isa dHn.t Appllusc atn .tit.ttd NJ ists' be rnllc u the hAbH samcH4n.s et scaeiiH.. th, buliald to mafk,t lfcutrm hei many yeats ,1a my hr>t As,uf. ..lifoft wth ihc publIe pics,. \ man ,Ila@tcd t the heat oi the new paper @tiit ~hle h | "As ean- nc, ,cei. t m m cniucnl m hts community a man of hugh standing in hts church. oi lmmat ula,e puv.tc relations. lie had this orc maNin winch he gave to hls tc- porter, winch h. pre-. ,cd upon them "Ml,s anything @sh,,h hapP'n, lh the 5iS except a tdt ni sorgri vrai1ttri. hat 1 want You max leANc cyofNthing cl>e nut fl ypu ,t,c me That is,i u,,.es my circulation" have a thaus.,nd tune pu; beside hum .t ittcAi. foussh sh -~ufded st.fi rough -he~n prn'et-5oy ~ha ius' la be cdltor. ntih whom Us once .,,,peiatcd lie ,iM.l said. :. $cscr put wotd If si,ll-sn9l App!iuse-.Z II sou mast tell. he would .a} WIih .n oath II sau must tell :, mean fo,. fell e lus, as | icay 4, ,etu ,aue Don let Hie have any at inc dit. Eet ,a.'.. h. >.,ad. :. do h., mean ie be fespone. isle ief eai= rap'3fJt ,H, Sifi's heart before .Lc put nit long dtes,cs r iaas rudeiy etttcd He ua 4 rude inAi4 l.al hase a ita4#..t4d tucs Il h, thea ~hcu Il, need of honni .huuid com. h be I,1f, ticd ae' fl. ,hs' upfct and better itnd. ihe in.ia thsi spoke fis notlaus ~i;h III oath .so8ld stand 5r-,r,, than 'lfr man at shpIa th, ep,umunfl thought $" h h9
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27
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made much os of 'he voyage n which Jonah aeeompansed 'hetn. fer they we're obliged 10 shfa@ the pfophe, overheard. --Boskoa Cozxl<y
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27
Poets ana Poetry
<rN Nvrk ltE3

W it-h RtAst-a
 Some of the mes; poems n the Engl>h language were written n the shortest pos s.5le space ., umc. fagl,n,,> poet lau- rea;e saved h., pen faf tWo days and nights ln the middle ef enc ef hi> best poems. while he hunted foT one word G.f.A wrote his famous "ElcsS. nni III a country hur, hVard. but lnx Ahere and etcN where: ard he wrote |, m lu>t seven ycar>. WhatIef though, out hiS ril>t vefse, while Il w7olk upon hts >ire : farm. and wen, hamc and wrutc them uu, BnbbH Bura> though; out 10 NarA ir Heaven n the same manner. one hnS >pfla- day. and went anu did lkcWl>e. lans silllow. n h., later Ncar>. kep. ca .lt ai .l5> poems iar at ie.lst ssA months. 9r- rectiu1 and pruning. before his publisher so, them. The .,mauUeusis to the aElhof oi Paradise Los, ouid nni wrltc a> fl>i as his employer would dictate: and often. ln d murderous mood. would pHo, down ,o Owney'> "Oid House af Home" and ihc,c drown hl> resentment tn mug ef DWncN ..a2bsas:.al aec,at Nal,cI Scat. wrote airr1ns; as fas; T. the public devaaseti h,s works. Elizabeth Jarrett Browning wrote Il "l..tdy tirraldinr, Gafftship: inle>s than a day. Coleridse dreamed. and wrote ;,s he dreamed, kuhla Khan. r. S t,ii- m ere dreamed. and wTote a> he dfeamcd "Gslumbia. Coming down 10 dfama,- i,ts. Den johnson wrote hi, comedy "i The Alehemist' in fise weeks. BaItleS Campbell. <. S. <. -Sls Symplc Sz dney- and I. !. Me6losky to>s of a tragedy be tween dunk>-~hen they drink aIth the Governor ot South Carolina. Coming up to poets agaln. Lord Blran wrote Lara while waiting f~I hls carnage ,o take him to see kean. andss,igologue read at the opening of the Drufy@I-ine Tn a stage coach: Edgar Allen Foe went in,o an editors sanctum one day. a ked the editor if he would glve him Sio for a poem, to be delivered m half an hour (editor sad Ncs, and ae sat rIghi down and wrote his poem off receNeaa lis money and he'd , him b his room in Amiiy street and en- Ioyed,t Flu- James Q Bricn the origlnal Man About Town wrote The Fallen Star. poem of twenty or twenty-five verses. in d single night the same poet
 and Gothlm has seen no poe, in the pas; thirty years who better deserved the name his imaglnings were something wonderful wrote The Sewing Bind. for which he received SIoo. m about Il month. and the following gem one cold day in December, 1854:
 lHi St \.
 EH. tntl 'l-is ,l,l, .tt}. t.ts
 hy ha.aii c-aEs. through ratrr, lsN
 ltseasf ,i;ed ro,k,, c 'ef f-hah ,tftaa. 9a ~5nc:r teaehc> ot naked sand
 lo ani f-o L. and fro
 Chanting rsrr and chanting slow
 iaN harp -ls- saepi a,.ia zi.s,...d A-st4s.a.- And tt, Noie. fs Hfrdtsn. ot distant iu'l,. >ter, and i.s, r;., and loA -f--=v-ss sien hslt- yf-fA kaar Iix hp> ar. rteh s ith the -f, >astt4. And tgnr!ui eehers> haze iouc he'd til, fsis sa'i. come and go come and go
 the >Hn max sisu- ana ,i4e and. m.4 a-ua. Bat thau Nti; forever .lng o >e@
 And never. -h ne'ef. ,hAii >'ns hke th-e
 Ah' verH few of Us will ever sing lke that
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27

Tse probability i, that | teorge Na-h.ng,aa h4c lise1 and clcd s.D .,.: th 5 tifne a,s slil woGld have beea c8ss seste5 ani ey.eenee brought to ssoa ii.a: iac had always been iuna,ic.- Ol.iAazf Era.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27
EAST AND SOUTHEAST

FfetN E, .tts fa..,e .iattet snd g4
 sss sst sttftasE tHa sH pt.nts
 lals ',s1 KIs aud its ttaa .s 4t.s= 1.sf. ftsfe
 ffsst#sas sft =s*er i.tuis s1s.s t.- ls4ate Atle8i .b4ogr. s-at nam taasng itailuiAn ~ : .rfsn eith4gt ..=4tsr
 EsE., .t sat ft.fn i'I~ look + a4E5sa .sa4taz4s Puts n. phis ta3ssahsp polla, 5f. itfssgt cars. Af.mr#.6s h.~ s5.k sa3 ff4ta hAttA nss.Fs ts sst a sl. sIfiis-sf r4uYs as.s ta4fe sAN#fs ss low ."t f.t sftir. sass Bsr 'ai5 fY ss- or 4sisitsa.
 saab tztS ftgt ! 't. eaes rity. ' Htzfg f=t Ft -rts. s-.es .i~i,st r ,i sRsfs ssf t.enf afgsnfs. Df
 B Fabfkf~
 ftt- i'a=+ ard ' AR'
 fftgs Fots A'k.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27
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i i.d sAta had been s.s'hinx ~as n 'hs a.' .fe,sfag hiinset shcn one nf hss siass f..le8 tsasn 'he tt@k and dls1l. ,~afee q ihe water Ia attempting ta rescue he ls.s, the other one stlsu. Abere- -psl.. mpIsting tl, feet ~i'h mot' naeias aoif espfes>son he ap,sifapt .Ne.i. sng fe 4 rste pair of ofphafaa. aif you / Byooffgn Eagkc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-03
CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE
To be voted for at the General Election on


November z, 1889,
AND for the appointment Of State Central
vomnittee aud the transaction of such other
susluess as may prop rly come before the Com
fentiUu.
The Convention will bs composed OF Ill Del
,sattS which are apportiened among the sew
etAA gnulI tien of tha II afn an HullnAvs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

Notice.
Ii you nave fine or complicated watch or
CLOCK, music box, an automaton singing bird
Vi any other delicate and intricate piece
mechanism needing repairs, go to
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker
Jewelry neatly repaired.
fion or positively no charge. "a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-03

AStai.ss s.....ss.s... .....s...lll
noi ne oonnty Committees are requested to ay.
bS.hts day to elect Delegates and to cause
t.nsfy kleo'ious to he held in their respect.
sc"Hties counties for the election OF such Delegates
"a uhg to the abova epportionmeut. pro-
arT ..n'u no County Conventions are held IN theiP
u'''ea before tho 9th day OF September. Iu
Au'h County Conventions are held, such
NY conventions may elect such Delegates.
ms.ia hE TEST required OF voters at the Pri-
AT Mo IS Is that is, or will he, gu lifted voter
ana v 40 ueheral Election on November T. 1882,
cn',ns' nu .ns' he will vote for the nominees of the
'enuon to be held under this call.
nrouv Committees are requested to
mI,,ap forward to the Secretary Of this Com
elacta, duplicate Credentials of Deleg ates
''''ea TO the State Convention.
W. T.. F DEAL, Chairman,
vxpn J. A. MAHANNY, Secretary.
I'o' Box Sl8, Virginia, Nev. sylAtd
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
A Yorkshire Story.

hf'"fos Of the low. of York shiremen
tor betting, Sheffield paper tells the fol
lowing storv:-"A Sheffield minister, noted
tor his long sermons, was gratified to find
two notorious betting men in churcl, three
sundays in succession. Like the police
man in the chorus, h~ 'coull not under.
stand it at all but he thought it his duty
to inquire into the change which had come
over one OF them, who was his parishioner.
80 he called upon him, and found him in
nigh spirits. The preacher expressed, his
his pleasure at seeing him in church,
wherat the n'rishioncr laughed heartily,
and said he was glad too, for he did good
stroke Of business that time! ~ good
stroke OF business! repeated the puzzled
preacher, what do you ,nean?' Mean,
Why bet Jem five quid to twenty that
YOU would 90 on for forty minutes every
time. And you did,"
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11

o. ruOMSEN'S
CALIFORNIA
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DILLON MONTANA
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The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
Explosion Of Aqua Ammonia.

The Pharmaceutical 5o.rrM records q
recent case Of an explosion Of ordinary
liquor ammonia followed by serious re-.
s"!ts' Belfast woman, subject to head.
ache. sent her daughter to the druggist n
purchase small quantity Of "head ,altx.,
tor which he gave her liquor ammon;,.
or spirits OF hartshoru," instead Of the
sat- carbonate Of ammonia. The via,
was put on shelf and not used fur n few
Gays. Having headache, the wo,,,,,
''''ed the remedy to apply it, and had !, IN
ner hand for a few inmates only wh.,,
the vial suddenly exploded, scatterip,,
the contents over her face. Her .xs>
was destroyed, and her mouth and ,h,o.,
burned. the skin of both having bee n,orn
OIL The vial had been nut on the ,,,n,''
piece previous to the time it was us.d ,,,,
when about to apply the contents ~,
woman was sitting near the fir. >
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
Selling without a Licence.

The wife Of a hard drinker made the fol.
lowing proposal to her husband: "Let me
supply you with your drink. want to
sell to you and save the profit. am com.
PEELED togo in rags and have the poorest to
eat while the saloon keepers wife has the
srandest shaw's and bonnets and silk
dresses, with fine furniture. aud the best
tor the table. Let me sell to you and I
Will have all This. | will get key OF beer
or cask Of whisky, whatever you NAV
prefer, and sell to YOU at 80 much a drink
the same price you pay the saloon keen.
err The experiment was tried for while
when the husband himself saw how n,,,..,,
money he had been throwing away, and
concluded not to make anv further nur.
chase Of any one. But his wife Ind al.
ready gained nice bonnet and dress and
other comforts Of life,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
The Children's Start in r,,f.

"s"s an "nwise parent labor, hcr,, ~, :,
lives "r'r'ns'y all his lii. for the purpos,,
VI 'e'''ns enough to give his children .
start in this world, as it is called S... d
Young man afoat with money lett nv his
'e'a'''es is like tving bladder. und.r H.
arms OF one who cannot swim. Vow ,.,,. ''e
:" one We will loose his b':,,lders and W r.
Nv > ", Teach him how to swim md
nc VIII never need bladders. Civ. ,a 1
s"''o a sound education and YOU have dow.
. '"" Tor him. See to it that his mor,,s
"e pure his mind cultivated ~, y:
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
yuE apr,T ENGLISH REMEDY.

IS a ncv.r.t:,lling c,,rc frt
nervous .lrhility,' Exhaust.
ID vitality. seminal ". ak.
"ss. sp .rrnasorhGa. Loss
Of Manhood, i,,'potvn,y..
parrl, sis Il. i .,lltl,e terri.
Ne effects If self.ahnse.
ou HUI tollies, and OK
'css.S in inat,,rcr years,
uch rs lt,ss Of n,t'innrv.
tsi'ulv. MT turt,al ennis.
sons, AVERSION t. ssNietv.
i,sntoexR nf v.SiO \. nOist. q
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
Wisfell'nes.
''The Happy Wives Of Russia"

There is only one happy woman in Rus.
sia-the priests wife; and it is Il common
mode OF .xprc~sian to say, las happy as a
priests wife" The reason why she is hap.
Py is because her husbands position de-.
ponds upon her. lfshe dies he is deposcd,
ana becomes m're lay nan, and his prop.
erty Is taken away from him and distribu.
ted' half to his chill iren and l,alfto the gov.
eminent. This dreadful contingency makes
the Russian priest careful to yet a healthy
wife, 1t he can and makes him take extraor
binary goo! care Of her after he has sccured
her. Hence the saying, "As happy as a
priests WIFE,"
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
Napoleon Ill. aud CarlOttN.

When Maximilian and the Princess Gar
.''.a landed at Vera CRUZ in 1904, the;
o'"s numbered three hundred and tiiv
''""S''"a adhcrent> among population .
>e'eh millions. 1t was little likely tia:
'''e ''e" government should meet with
sympathy. The constitution was over
"''"h The national Institutions destroyed
e country devastated with fire and >wor',
''" thousands ofinhabitants shot down i,
eo'' ''eol for merely resisting the i,.,a-
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
SeIrrf poehv.
SOONER Or LATER.

Sooner or later the storm shall heat
Over nv slu,nber from head tn feet;
Sooner or later the wind shall rave
IN the long grasses above NV grave.
shall not heed them where lie
Nothing their rounds snail signify;
Nothing the l,e.,dstone's fret N rain:
NJthing to me the dark day pain.
S,nner or later the sun shall shine
With tender warm b o, that mound os
mine:
Snner ar later, in Summer air,
Clover AMI viulets blossom there.
shall not feel, In the deep laid rest,
The .heeted light tall OH my breast;
Nor even note IN those hidden hours
Tue winu.blown breath oi tn. tossing
flowers.
Su,ner or later the stainless SHOWS
Snail add their hush to my mute re-.
pose;
Sooner or later shall slant and shit
And had my b-d with their dazzling
Chill though tint frozen pail may seem,
Its touch no colder can make the dream,
That recxs mt then the sacred dread,
Shroudiny the city Of the dead.
Sooner or later the bee shall come
And fill the noun with it's golden hum
SOONER or later, on l,alI.p,isaned wing,
The blu:-birl aoove my head snail
sing.
Sing and chirp and whistle with glee;
Nothing his music can mean to me;
None OF thos. beautiful things shall know
How soundly their lover sleeps below
sooner or later, far out in the night,
The stars shall over me wing thei,
flight:
Sooner VI Later the d rkling slews
Catch the white sparks in their silent
O0ze.
Never ray shall part the gloom
That wraps ,ns round in the silen,
tomb;
Peace shall come to lip and brow
Sooner Or later-Jh, why not now?
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11

n.tnt ~.u. tuid passing unthscrved In III:
uvnr and nanv other dis: that lead to insanity
md death.
nw MiSrIE, will a"rce ~ f,rf;.i. Five Hundred
Dollars for case If this knl tn. Vital Restoratve
mics his special advice and trc .,n,nt) VII no,
cur, o. fer any hing impure er nj'r's.tonnd in il.
without mrrcurv. Consultation Free Thorough .x.
animation and ADVICE. lM',U1na unalvs,s 1T urine,
Is IN. Price Of Vital Restorative, $50 bottle, or
four times the q..tlty, 5000; sent to any address
upon receipt of price, or e.. q. H., obser
v.t'on. and in private name II desired, by \. +.
NiSrlE, NJ. D., u K"'rn'v st. Sa. Francisco, Cal.
D.. INVITES kidn.vM ~ dy, .,,phr-ticu,n, cure.
,.rrl., elect. Lsuelrrh,ra. For sale Nv ali drug
'.ists: Al o. rer tw,ttle, six hott fnr $3.50.
lIR. MlNT:Es l,ant.!inn Pills are the hest
S:ap 1t Dyspepsia and Bilious cure IN the market
~ sale by all Druggists. Isl
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
DR.. SPINNEY,
M. II KEARNEY STREET.


-rnEArn ALI CHRONIC AND SPECIAL nlas Asrs--.
7ONNG MEN.
Wun MAY he st'EFERING FROM
tn. effects ri youthful ftilics or in,l;scrsti.n
will d" we'll I" await! i'll, ,srvss orthis, the great.
est hon yer laid 1T the alter If MfFtriax humanity
DR. Ss!NNEi will guar ntce to forfeit SsDo for every
;ass 81 Seminal weakness private disease Of AMI
hind nr character which h. undertakes and fills /,
care, $50
MfDDl.E.AGED MEN,
There 'rc ,n"nv ut the age If thirty to .ixtv VIII,
r., troubled with 10" r'r,e,, evacuation of thr
bladder, nttcn recommended nv sli hit squirting or
hnrnnR sensation and weakening Of the system in
a ,n;.nns'r the patient cannot ncrrunt for on *.
a,n'ninx thr r'n'ry dcro It. rnpv sediment " II
often tx hmrd. and sometimes small ln,rtirlrr y
al!M,,'", will appear. r the cnnr vii! he ri a th
"''ikish hnr. asT,n ch'nxing toa dark and trnil
appearance TIL re- ,rnnv III. II Who ti, Of iii,
d.s'cny. Ignorant Of the cau~. h,ch is the SECOND
stage ~ sin'r'l wc:knexs. Or. s. will ~ rantr,
y Iirct ~" n nj! such eases, and healthy RS.
tor .fim - the ",nto.urin: nv try,,.s
Office Hours 10 to- ard 4 to = Syni.ys from N
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