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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

SUXsrEoKE Says DR. Footcs Heath
Monthy: Look out for sunstrokcs, and
remember that prev 3ntion is always better
than cure. Here are some timely hints by
the New York Board Of Health which will
hel p to make life cndurable during the heated
term:
"Sunstroke is caused BY excessive heat,
and especially if the weather is muggy. It
is more likely to occur on the second
third, or fourth day of heated term than
on the first The time when people are
most prone to be SunStruck is between /
and O'Clock. Wear thin clothing. sleep in
carefully ventilated rooms, avoid loss of sleep
and over fatigue Put m list handkerchief
in the hat /; lift the hat from time to time in
order to obtain ventilation Do not check
p"rspirat"n, but drink what water you need
IN order to kccpup pctspiration. If sou feel
fatigue, dizziness. headache, or exhaustion,
stop work at once Sit down in cool shady
place Apply wet cloths, and ba,hc tho
face aud neck in colt! water. If any one
IL overcome with heat, send at once for a
physician. While " riting for the doctor.
give the patient cold water ar cold Tea
Pour cold water oD the neck and wrists ard
apply pounded ice wrapped up in Il towel to
the head When IL person is pale and faint
with feeble pulse. give some ammonia to
smell, and administer ii tca>poon!ul Of ara.
matte spirits Of ammonia in two table spoon
iuIs Of water swcctcnrd with sugar"
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

t7~H eat pml uctss ,.4l ,025
producing prnci pies 6 UH53R
This was decidedly II good exhibit will be
seen by comparison with that of corn. which,
worked up in obedience to the same rules
gives
Flesh forming princi lcs...............l5.l1j
Heat producing princi Piles ........-...7S $50
Fat producing principles ........5.9lj
This started 'boom,' US they say, in
favor ot ing cpttnn seed. aud led t. tn @
| stablISh Shuicnt lcottnn seed "ni mills" in var
iuus sections of the South Aud the '.bnnm.
has cnntuu, i To increase in volume up to
the prcSrni day Three years ago we had
sixteen mills III successful operation the new
year (lSS2) finds us with sixty.Scvrn mills
in full blast, working all the seed they can
get ana fading II ready sale for their PRO
duets Tarer years ago the p!icr paid for
| seed was about S6 per ton Inst iaIl ab ut
sl2 per ton WAS the standing p,ice off re d.
| The mills unw take thirty five GALLONS of oil
| from every ton "i seed they work. ana find
immodlat sale for it at 10 cents per gallon;
thus they ge, Sll cash pu' of each ton of
seed and have enough fl in the cake or
meal &" more than cover the expense of
| manuiacturc.
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years ago This shows an advance 50 great
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not checking in the least the writer can
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

ken ui. thought cnquir,
all this. nnI was informed III
ulc'' WAS cuhcr hit himself ~
of his sect was hit. Il know
arri rlcs.' thought the man =
in,crrnraling: .ilc is no h'ok
man. cruelty aiming his shots
wound itself; the man. shot at,
as innocent uf any knuw.e lge of Il
Of Who's articles. as the man in
striking illuStrntinu.' lie cOntinn
wonderful ability of some people to-
clusiuus.' "rhis.'' said he, "remiG
years ago long series of article
which have since been collected and
in book form anl are highly regard
the classics of our language. ThuS
upon their first appearance, created II"
citemeut aud curiosity was on tip.toc
could hc the 'uIhur. They di'i mmrnN
tiun r,ght and left. and rrnv"kcd II host
pid scrrbhc;s t. reply. The author a.
articles in referring to the aIusirccritic
received. sail
"Annihcr marvellous source uf rIcaSu
is the abuse work has received frnu'
wooden gentlemen. whose ccuSurcS
more ;huu ever we did anything in
The moment we declared open war;
and stupidity, expected torrccivc
and to pr. woke cnnte lcracy of all the
heads in town. For it is one of our iudi. -
blc facts, that so you'cttc6a agd"ufr oy
the tail, the whole flock, geese, g""hhSS' one
/ =,
AMI begin I" cacke aud hiss IKE ;" many 'rviis
hrwitchcl. We have hca~d in our walks such
crltiriSms. as almnS, in''ice' "e'e' 'na' in'y
had mere, "S III 'e i.S' hcr ''n'"c''H "' 'hst'rcu
iS'"llSh' Every Si''y r"SH'er mas, "S " "S an
hH,'"c'''r sense u'h"cr' J''he' III 'He cry
''"" c'"'|"'"r' us "'"""' "'e'c!' "" - nus
aS il should he. Ii would have mortified us
hal wc been Disappointed in This particular
| we should then hrv" c"uapnrchcrsvc that our
Nh'''S h''' 'l',th !" 'h' "'""h" N''hnh' h'''hS
S'nG'" "r'kh"'l. Ia, our Efforts have been
| ct"wne' win w"h'rriu' success. All III" nod
"'eS rrc pointing 'h''r emr' guns III n<'ani we
are threatened w',h r"nieierncy OF llgh mill
TIA; afmri WIN me h'"Ev ar'ii"ry "i """rcSS
AM S'"ri''I' we nave II" lclr 0! lhe c'hs'reS
"l me WISE. 'Hc G""'' or ihr Iair. NcfeNcrence
tn" wis'' love IA" %""i ami adore the ia'r we
,"'''' ourselves rH' 'HS IN th"'r c'H''-,n
III" cause "' "',rn''E ana "c'hr'" our Sa"h'c'
I" All the w"r!d h">"lr'
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lh'y w"r" g""'"a'tv prosecuted "v the hra'hen
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

FIiHEING THE ARMY WuRMIN ONO -
dispatch ir"m Warren County. Ohio. SAYS
that the army worm is playing havoc with
the barley III that section. Some of the
farmers attempted to ct the ADVANTAGE
OF the worms by harvesting ,Lrir
brrIcy. though green, but in this they orn
brIng defeated aud have quit cutting. for
the shcat would no sooner be bound than
the worms would gather on it and MS s,nn
as the shock was put up they would cover
1t and eat the grain. Merry are now trying
another experiment. with some apparent
success. y deep iurrow is pIou.hcd in I'D
vance "t the worms, and as fast : thr
w"rniS come up ID this furrpw they fall in
1t, aud horse Is attached To a log and this
Is dragged back and forth in the rurrny
Crushing the enemy One or tive farmer,
ar" doing this work dry aud ui.ht The
corn is Suirrin. with the barley. and the
worms have also commenced on the whc,,
IN some places.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30
..,ullu and nrrs no dnhts-


-~"e1Ily and owes no debts
WIZ remarked to us that when the stock law
was passed he regarded himself as Il ruined
man, aud felt tha, he would be forced to
sell out aud leave the country; that he fir.
thcr regard rd it rs a rick Of the Democracy
II opprcSS aud crowd out the poor man and
the negro race. bat that at this time 81
much had his views chlngcd that he wou,d
not for thousand dollars see it repealed -
After lis passage he immediately went to
work and fenced in his pasture lands with
the rails around his Farm. and now he saws
in the evening he simply has to 90 to his
enclosure. to look at his hogs. &c. milk ii c
Cows. and come home. without the trouble
ni running all over the country t. get ur
his stock. It, addition thereto he says that
he has II lost cow, lng ar sheep >,ncr h,.
fenced them ina vcry unusual occurrence
as he trrurd it-anl. iurthrrmnrc. my
stock never lonkrd - well a< rv d, II w.
and expect to get Il lincr breed next Win.
ter" This ought to max him vote th,
Democratic ticket next fail. and we 80 >u.
@"Stcd. bu, his reply was, viii sec -
Cdm,lr" J"Wrhni
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

IuT'S \ FACr.-When n man gets So Inv
that starvation itself won't drive him To- work
y"n Will usually find b.m running for Office OF n
labor reform ticket.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

ABSTAIN. .- Abstaiu f."
Of evil. .--PIu7
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30
About this time a little incident
I will rnlnf,.

| Will relate
Some writer, over Ii nom de
had written a series ot article al
Il If humo, GUS character, in viii
dent that he was shooting II, th,
lies and vices Of The MARSHES.
were published in paper Gale
.Nutaniur. thought that bat
paucr shots hau been fired
squcalcd. The squeal WA
a howl and the howl trans"
jeremiah. winch arprarcil' y
ly hcwnitiug the deprnvit!
pcrpetrate such an "ifenc
done. Tie jrrcmiad r'
who claimed - hc the vol
| belonging H. .. certain soc,
| ken ui. thought cnquir,
/ all this anL was informed ~
| ulc' WAS either hit himself, -
! of his sect was hit. Il know
arrirrrs.' thought the man =
interrnga,ing: "ilc is no hrok
man. cruelty aiming his shots
wound itself; the man. shot at,
as innocent uf any knuw.e ige of Il
of Who's articles. as the man in
striking illuStratinu.' lie cOntinn
! wonderful ability of some people To.
clusiuus." "rhs.' said he, "remiG
years ago long series of article
! which have since been collected and
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

our use as "oiivc oil. and w., war;
IT probably with feelings of gratitude
our Europe N nri.hbnrs for haviuy
ius with "A better quality of oil than
AT ia" So ming low price of from So
ra'lon-a product winch had zone
iva few months before. lrayiuv ,s
rnt for each gaI,n exported the
sum OF from thirt to forty
scrap of information, which
pom us 50 unexpectedly. was the
new industry to spring into cx
Iur country, io' the case appear
That Il cotton seed oil could be
Europe and thus converted into
bic salad oil, " the same might be
eve. \ mill fur r.G-:-
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w cotton seed went on
various uses is an inter
&C tircly too long for pre-
tall on this trticular OCCASION
facted the attention OF later
70 saw proper to investigate it
4sot food for domestic animals.
fSSs. made. with great care, cra-
iafo establish FOR cotton seed meal
-,ssC -. s1s:.sSs ssss,.s, sLs.t.sss.l.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

bu, ne longer ca. res~.s. ;te'n .> ne teachings of ia:!.e.
 II arr sern nae d, . :a.c yus ! a,sh tha; had wa=.cc =: cd and settled dov
 " No. !, ,> bette. =, ,s. aoEer forge, how yo,. :.....--; .si.cr ....> d boy ,e deicnG ,r,sei. se se .. eer the tune you ->,s,rt. -sfes,.r -.,4...., any one ba, ye.. ...:he aHe f.4tae ie strike YOU
 Yes. remeuksi es; ;sfss.
 " Bu; !, yoa 4.e a.:f..A ;.4:i.ei ,s.. s..d uo business to ttr..s.. rI.e 7c..r -eiorei.9t. Belles I,G lake ,. o..:ai =le..i =ai..e i.eN. lump an'a ho, ,ha. ar: >r te ys Il. eh! rau off ,a4. .o wha!e yea
 ' rhema, -s.se.. n...a
 "oa s.th @.< - sat no; ,a le, anlbae. -; i~'ne. Id mother run over -
 '' dea,; waa: = sst.t >.t-
 Then I'll haze -.l = own NAY. and he marched a.esrd .te desk ..ad seized the old sas !se eagag.mea, was shor, but so,oa>. he olo as4n knocked the boy Gawr. he.e hrs T, kiokc5. him ou; a.sei e,e:....,lr'! -'#s s7f,=F,r home and when Fe' :he.e i's.i s.ee yea another one ke.ncmhe. - ..d le Never let anyboe.H t.; sea9 father aad mother wh4 yos : aa te.s seaf- self
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
A NEGLECTED NEioHBoRHooD
A Man who does not Wan, Any More Newspapers 70 be sent to h.s
 Vicinity

Q. van, ya,i ID qn' seud'nl .our sheei ,o our ne ghborhood, . sad an old man. en,efing the AtKA> N ftA.tiit oifi, ..
 "Wha,', ,he matter dop'' yes. a.e 'he paper. ."
 Like !, @ea cna4..h b.' soa taat rla{ no a,.es.:.7n ,o a=.f=s etr .a -as5- i..-f 2ees ,hc be. s'rer s,1 t., ioe, a.sh n he bar, and broke ts .e.. gEf yoa a,@t seer8inn er paFef ie s.s.s,.. gran shat ".-c ta.ard and '4e. . none, ahsal s.aet f. 'te sheet .ai,i tl.a, ' aasld "a a..ef.' 9n = 6supeniue tha' eo4ld ta'e'e>' a4gf's.
 We d.d's't kno. afs it4ng about your steer.
 Eu; II ~as your place 70 ind oui. You oash,ef htsc men stationed ..feAnd through the coantr. lsui ,ha, ant the rna.n reason. could excuse ,he negicc; about the steer, but you failed to take notiee of the comic ,ha, has appeared m our ne,ghborhood.
 What do you mean by come
 Why, the star si,h tall disssered one luther mornin' ~hen sen; GU, 10 feed Us about ttenty-tse ffset from the sun
 2. Cprne'. ya4 mean. l. IS all over ihe ocsa'-y fes' tie same as r is n your ne rhbo,hood
 <n ' ant. The people da~n n inc Gan -pung d-'t.-' ant gp' none and ,.nee 'oe 'efn a5o., I he. .se been caE.s1 oeer ter H.y house 'er see I. Why doa yo'. sss 'ba .ts 3 .gn tha' inc big-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
AN INCENTIVE

s7llas." sa4d ihe >e.aetai} oi .ta,e. -l lndet.'and 'hA you haze marfiea I ,oun., ie
 Ia .al ge,lcred n ,, gal
 zbo n 'hinE 'hat 4 man IS old a, yo,. ~eald ~snt ie soraeaAas aelt your oen age
 Ho Ah lse dun 'nseis dA, meiea .u aass l.sefi
 Whaie 'he ,f.4ble nld Nifr ared ieo m8th ssi'InG ou,
 Ter rnigh,s nigh go, II bu, na, q4tir I,s nysef Ahti needs d- ~at,an on \ hen 1 had ole ~sfc, bein as she ~as nearly as ole 4, vas, she ie, me make all de fires an tote au dc ws,er Ba, d,s young ~ife. nuthin more'n chiIe. you know, compared ~ld me, pulla of fnl shoes an makes heFzef useful
 Docs she ever grumbie
 SomeaImes her lip sDrtef hang bu' den I begins ter talk what sb1r tune i'se gwine ter live an dat i's~ afeasd dA, neber ~'ii enjoy de money ~ha, I's- g~in- ter gi, from de gubermen;. Den she humps'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
AN INFLUENCE

! sa~ you snlng your son temper anee lecture the other day. said gen- 'leuAn [" an acquaintance. :. Did Il have auy uaucutc oscr bam
 'Oh. Yes. talked ,o hun two hour, and shef. ! ,nrne,i han lnose he srt,, out .nd go drink.t
 E.. lias4 ians bci,fe had < been ,.nes he aas dt4ak A4afst 'so gs. ss
 frl-i ,-r. rir,lr.h .fftfn-.4i,'eiy Ai'tf Nefe dfrc '4tIn. ,p hun iost lcf. UT aa.ds.t h-t.r h-a a.lich influence
 '-f'h. ses iinsde hHu gi' drunk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

gest pnoc IN ao,n Ia be paid ic, cotton at the fust of the season
 Nha, good would ,ha, de.
 Ina, would make Ill the people hus- ;lc then cotton inio toWn.
 '' >nil fAll ,o zee the advantage
 You amt got m sense Don't yoa know that artct all the other cotton n'~as :u,k outcn the ne,shho,hood could eit :, blegcf puoc fer mtne ,,otn' te meni,en the ccmle No. All ught Keep yaur papers oaten our ncikhbeihood Got comes and other ,h,ns, to invite unm- t.tatien and ,tn won't mcht,.'n en No a>en a man itA,n h hc honest Tn this country. Always some toel thinE ,n hold hln down
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
CAUGHT A PAIN TER
Severely Threatene4 or Ae-e.r, of E,-
 TOTS '. s ens.

Il don, like t. ac, ,e.,. 4 man cH- ,cr;ns the office ei ;he aos; pc al.ar lawyer ln ..Arkan>..s.. '' :: ! aH actually in need The .aw.e Cid ae; .oek U. :" 1 am pain,es hs ;.aGe. Tie ia~set arose and closed ;he too
 '' Fainter. did yo4 say
 Yes. sir. l am .ecaF0et. A o'e of the fines, sign painters n he edn,N.
 Il am glad 10 nee, you. Tor years have been ,ying 10 ge, hold of one ot you fellows. and now my one cherished desire IS realized. \ sign banter You are the buck ,ha; puts period between a mans christian and >urnames.
 No don, do that. l snow how to punctuaic.
 Yes. and wher. yca pain; Smith : dry-goods store. II forfang the posses sive you make ii;;.e hali s,ze and pu' two dots under |.
 "No.rll swear ! Gon',.
 'Yes you do. And ~aen you pam, a sign you always leave year name n larger letters thar the name aD are em- ployed to pam. and ,:.e .svyei req he'd behind desk ard took oa; I club.
 T hope may drop dead ai f.o.~ . pleaded the banter back tg toward the door.
 "Ycs. and you .asay pa; o,s,ers T the possesslye case. s..s, a- onee when you painted oysfes's p-flaf. So~, ST. l'yc %, you. and inc l;.eyer ,eIsed ,he unfortunate ar'is,.
 Tor Gods ,eke .e' ae so. Ill ncser do i, again." 4
 Won, pu, oyster he l,asseseise . case
 No. hope ,o ..4e f d.
 Won, pe' as. rtee .ssa e..tz irder :"
 ..N.P >tea
 "Wclt. yo- ma. .t..-. .-r-e- .-. io X o4: sir. lock sbay,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
WANTED sUCCOR

< m .efable looking woman p.. ssed long the street. 1rtngns her hands in dis,ress.
 "tae me sueeer or pensh - she ca tanned. appealing to A hafd-feA,ured man ~ho stood in 4 doorway An old negro. who happened 70 be passing along pu, do~n sa,k emp'ied ou, To, of fish and >zid
 Hezh's yer sucker. lady neber spected to see white oman beggin' fur sch A fish, but am, gwine ter dispute ~ad nobodys taste Take de saeker, lady. take dc suckerT
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
HIS LAST WORDS.
The Parting Injunction of Noted Ar
 kansaw lnfdel.

old So! t.raysca was long regarded as ;iae mos, notcd .a:ide n Arkansaw. Ills pious ne!sh5ors wete often shocked hy h.s unre, ereG,..,. expressions. and the sl- pcrSuyious were ..i:1Id .p pass hrs house ai nigh; or during dafh. cloudy weather. 0ae day ;he neW, ;ha: old Sol had beer stricken flown w.:.l rheumatism of inc heart. spread around People lei, ,hetr piows and shops and hgir.ed "a the bed- side of the sufferer. nat particularly through sympathy. bu; because they wanted ;o witness the old man : ,.olent struggle w:th ;he Gesit.s .Ah. cid man. the nclghboTs had oi,cn remarked. we want to be 2re>cn; Ni,en you de. lo4' take water :hcn old man.. Inc old man would reply that he had never taken much water s,::rjas iite and that he didn't think he weaid lose h, appetite for some thing s;ronsez l; i:te's close.
 ..,io aa G...4k.n. ! ,oi,e outen every thing, ;hey would reply Go ahead. hu, when the dark shadows commence to creep around. you I s.ass another tune.
 :, Be, you ;ii,y doll~rs.
 ..les. you can be. bu, wat.
 We'll the ;inle had come and the people gathered around Tie old man seemed to be suffering srcasi,.
 :. How de yee teel old man = a,ked ,he supcr.u,enden; of the neighborhood Sunday school.
 :. Pretty rough. aal he drew up his face and squinied las eyc, III pam.
 =. Do you know where you are going :"
 " No. neither do you.
 Have you repen,ed:'
 "I don, owe any of you anything doI:'
 No.
 That's all right. then.
 :. But feeling an interest in your wei fare. we are unwilling to see you drift away into the dark unknown
 How are you going to help your selves"
 -Oid gentleman. you arc dying. 4 few more moments and you will be far beyond the philosophy of earth. You have not believed in a hell }; you have lived as though you never expected to meet the devil and now VIC ask you to reflect
 You are right" sad the old man. You are rish,. ny life has been ter rible mistake and calling his son to the bedside he said Fohn I'm gong.
 . Yes. father Feplied ;he boy
 T, is righ; tlaa, should give few part .ne words 10 yog. The visitors pressed forward and leaned over. No man should die wi,hou. leaving advice to his son. He was silen; f1T moment, and the superintendent, fearing that he nigh; die before the word, of, advice and re- pentance were g-:ered. i'd
 Bu, wha, were yoa going 'o say Q yo.r son :"
 "Yes. had amos, forgotten il lohn. yol w,ll md :-,y rero.vet n my sunday boo; .''
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
- DIDN'T HAVE TIME

Wha, other ba,.ness do yog fpiio~ besides preaching: ~as asked of an old colored man.
 speeula,es l',ic.
 How speculate :
 Sells chickens.
 Where do yo1 ge, the efnckens ::
 Ny boys fetch err n.
 Where do they get them /;
 l doan know. ssh. lse al'lers so busy ald my preAchin da, am, 70, tune to AK ~as gw.ne Ter inquire de utder day. bu; a 'vlsal come or AT tuck up al my time
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
ANUDER DieTMENT

edge, ean'i man ..l, dsof'e from mighty lmmodis' 'oman'" asked a oo! ored gentleman of the hlef lus;lte nf Atkansa~.
 Is yout ~,ie immpdc>,
 "las. ST. dc unmod,s' oman eben yersef ebcf seed
 Wha, has she d"ne |" sha~ her Ia k of modes,y
 Why. sah, ,he s,oic dollar from me ,i>tefday
 !" Ina, .asn', imnodcsiy twas theft '
 as. set n5w. So fia, what ger eallt, Wall. re, kou I'll hab ,o come La. . ~id anudcr 'd1clnent
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
BIGGER PAR NEXT TIME

old lehn entered slo,c and dra~lpe the proprieiet a>ide sad
 olancl. Ncts ai.ler, hean |, S,id tat dar am na honest, IT a Ntkansa~ nie- get. ain'i Nel
 .l dan'l know ,bou, all ot shem lahn. but know ,hat man, ai them aie dls honest.
 Nc,. wali now olonel et make | know Iedgmen, yer @en', hab me Iut m lail, ~ill yer
 :. \o. pto. eed.
 = ha, ie>, fc>sed hgton an rum dfs ume out l'se s.ine ter do what ngh,. bu, u,,cr be j ,hiet Nigh, atotc la~ fe>t a> dc young man w,>a slns,n up ,et store. eame >lprin along an >tele a DAT ob shoes ou,en dc window ,ut cin home. bu, now a> hab ie>sed 'liglon. l'>c f,,,h em Bal < an heah da is-
 :. Nnd you brought cm ha,t hc' ause YOU profes>ct relg,on. eh
 :. =. >n. an 'sld,, dAi t. ;as, siE4lt Amt yer get bigger par shat yer An change fur cm. boss Now lat ISe been so honcs ,er oughiet kinder reward me
 ,.Ge, ou, or I'll have you arrested. Move ,'''
 .ohl I'll go. bui mIne ~hs, l tell yer NAiS, nme I'll gi, bigger par
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
uNGRATEFUL YOUNG MAN
wo4!t-t Le; Ar s5oay bu. His Fa;het
 A71 M9+i,c- W;,Io H.fn.

Come here NY sor. sad {. ie Koc& ner han. 'ea6.a saanS man into the a4s.aess E. s2at to tel. YOU sornethi.- tha, VI. ID doubt shock YOU. but yoa are 5h;een years old te- day and ;hins ;ha; !; .s ny da:y ;a :e.l you Seventeen years ago ! took yoa from a charity hospital and adopted !oa. You have never Srown 5a; that l vas your father ard ar proud ,o say ,ha, you have deser.ed -;he kindness which we have all shown yoa. l an sorry to gnere you by this disclosure ba: regard !; as A duty
 -so you are TO, ny father. sad the young man thoush,fully.
 No. am no; related % you.
 Thus IS. indeed. sad ;o me, sir. for | necessarily rem noves yo4 further from ne Ali oi these i5nE years, from ,he tune l could hrs, lisp anti aps- bu, Q lump If emotion arose Y | throat ard choked h:s voice. All f-hsldA od's dear mem eries are ra. ;a 5c {, lded. ae d, len g:s. found vc5ce T. s.y. br9ke@ 2c-eE.s. All of yoer :each.a-s are aow:2 pass slowly before re. as -'sey are *ea; l. !