The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

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 l. would be no easy task to answer even brei'y. your inquiry. The lady you mention did not know her own name be yond that of Emma. She mas equally is- moran, of the place oi her birth. She was for a tune employed n ! questionable capacity hy an aTan; chariatan in Lon don, the inventor otSFha: he called the celestial bed" While here she made u. acquaintance of young Hamilton. British Minister at the Court of Napie>. Hei young adnIrer sent her to iu,efcedp a3th his uncle. who had promised to pay ihC nephew debts oa conditions II disnsss- ing he far Emna. str Ai.aain had re sooner beieid the beaEteuas sfren thsu he bccnme castmored ei her a.m r.l married her. and bore her oii to >aple, as Lady Hamilton. She ard the fileer of Naples became a,taeh he'd friends "ac. corGing 10 the eternal alness oi thing | was here she became acquainted wiih Nelson. and exercised that pefnlcicgs 'in- 8uencc over him and his conduct winch has tarnlshed his name with ndclible in. }ury. At her ins;igation the hero of Inc Nile restored the banished royal famil, and lmbrucd his hands n the patriot, blood of the heroic Caraccloh. Lad, Hamilton survived her husband and Nel son many years, and died in poverty anc ohscurity, neglected and forgotten.
 Tao or three frsepas and have agreed [, ct you decide ! sfnali Aagef seh Ass hrcr Laid on thls quied point Did Addiso' eset wFiie p!sYsf pfdhe atsie Lat. a0me1ss and iragedlest If so VII sos rut-.sh ii' names of them A FsiENe f4rnts f4asti street..
 Addison. though best known by th, .Sfe, kffo,. vas he avoWed author of lh' tragedy of Cato :'' he also wrote ar opera called Kosamond.s and a eomed, ekro~ledged named "The Drummer or the Haunted House The iutefaa evidence in this production of Adassen' hand IS as manifes: as ir ore of his p4 pets abou, S.r Roger lie Coyerley Steele gratefully aoknoW ledged ,he friend J assistance gwen h.m by Addison ir lie composition of | plays. ~Gaio@ r