The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27
 LIaiNINGS.

LIMNINGS.
 Authors are sad to de better work U ' pld age. Yes. they are 10 doab; better. They ~ri;e less.
 lohn Browns prlya;e life l, now rcceiY- h. attention. l. ~,s Nr Bro~ns pubic lie .h@; made his reputation.
 Life has few pleasant surprises. EseH letter you reeeec is not 4 dan. Some ef them arc circulars ilnl4 insnrauee Eompanies.
 I, ts said ths, Arabi Hey once kep, Tui, stand in New Orleans. The business ezs no, profitable and regarding soed tan better than bad stand he ief inc teun;ry-
 Henry Iames ;he Anefican reeeii>;. re- |oices in his rcsersbisue e.,7 inc irinee If M4es l. Is IT. n tha, . efS taata should haze a hobby. See advertising ra;es U khis issue
 The London : tf..z, s.9ys .!!...; .is..f!es keade has marvellous power ' baIidsn- ap the outside Q; u. eh49ac;ers. Thls makes NIT. Reade appear as ! klnd of i; krA9 tailor.
 An exchange sAys ihat tN-senA;or Cankiing Is groslas etd. 6es;ainly Nr. eea:Li:as. ea:Li:a. : .s...,..:r. d l!e stsa..'a ...,. have expected tune te stop be a4se he left the senate.
 Pa asked the sea ef d 4efeafed s4h= Eiida,e what ls the dtt;,fenee betAeen be democratic and fep..aI.e4n parties :. Iery ii,,le nly san. che : a faal aad khe other hasn', any sense" Winch s the fool. pa = Blamed f know,
 The Boston Clsde ,ay, ;ha; ;he m4s4- Eiaes are running rAec ~.th the newspa- pefs. Yes. the mas-llnes of to-day are runnIng a fearful reoe. and MI sooner pr later la'cr. yag saa s..tc!y be- catch up with las, year back numbers of ,he newspapers.
 \ corre,pondcn; 4,s.. What ;itae q ear do the days been ,e shorten: When you have ae,v IT bank. ! no;e in bank k ,he great snnlhit.~r i.#e. The days are crowded together. 1T ;hln layers and the nishts are ike 4 smear from backing brush.
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 Fortunate man. h ;hs tune that H.li e5rne. the tine whose arrfy-.sl .s ncser 4e- layed. she cannot s.ty Have .o say 4, home all the tune Go, no shoes T, - wear WAsn'; ,h.s aay when was n4s- ned
 Editors ot hQmoroa, papers remem her with pleasure ;ha, the -ehppe'" on a Chioago paper recently married s;. Louis ~dow .not that he $ more likely Fo credit the ar,lele, he el.ps. b4; ;ha; hs how has an idea af another re;tibuaen which nil fall upon h.m when his earthly work shall end.
 The .Hefsya fy,-5 s.ys ;ha; IS am : no, To create ,a scr-4tlon. \ sensation seakens good newspaper }l,;..s !. we.sN- ens good mar. \ ye.ioa a ee: wlii create much more of ! scene II 4 pleale than hooking blfd co-ld hope Q pro duce. yet any sensible man would ra;her associate 1i.h a inoekln. bsfG han ! yellow jacket
 Several days ago 4 tiran. 1aaaY mar professed religion and loiaed lhe sharch The following sunday .hc new saaser, sen, word e the preacher Hha: he -saaie5 to be bap,zed. The munster repaed that he va. busy. bu, nal {: ne 1ave., would call Monday he would be p.e4sed ko see ain. Then the cor CT sen; .ae minister ,he foilog .n- suggestive ae.c
 Its fodder pulling ..He and | y.oa esPeci me to bc bap,.zed Monday. wh..c Insu, to be savin of ny fodder. yos 4Fe avss oT your pulpit
 If the ac,i.i'y of youth could onlt D. learned into manhood says NF. i5eeehe: the world would be one sr4nd scene o nn,inuous indus,r- Tn, eaeid neve' |do, MT. Beecher. Suppose Ina; yo1, Mr Buckingham and cur o;heF f-ead. Mr Talmage. now possessed ;f.e Ac;islrH shlcf ehararterzed your you,h- Don't yor mink ,ha, neighhorns melon P4,ehe. would suffer: How would T look for yoe 10 gallop around the streets on s,a . horse . And old man. ,hroW.ng stone a a toad would be ;. e.s.raec cia' performance