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corrox. At New Yo,k O'day options tuisu
ffom auiet u dull w.t. \ gaia OF p"ln, Wv
The Ant ~ I, monihs p>int on the nsNt iou'
aud ali The other NJ ,iths ,lo.cd ~ pre- lou
ny,e a LIVERPOOL options are l6t on all ln'n'nh
Sew orleans ondons are . points on near h"h'h'
and on distant ninth ,.,..a q,
psoet,sI-Ihic. 40 February VIII, Al 81 srn
q, or "a or MAY wheat closed. %, y 90 on
Fcbruary corn closed ~ - lis ora gsin @ 20
Nav corn closed o. SO / Tor gam OF 20 "n o., y,
yiogs clos. Grain rsceplssic, whras "'si
capn ,-o io,. oats i22u7. shiom,nis are
wheat. IL 3ls' orn, SSsO7 ot'stsO7
hi,h,r' Ma whoa old OF i.ior vs. h'snsr
Febni'ry cIri .old At IL is "r shirhcr At'
corn sold 81 is 3.s higher bruiiI "u
siessd nov,insly al 80 aud Nay oats a. 80 Us VI
p,os,slSns CHICAGO -Ths iorlal hog 70
ooysr,d more to. lay issn hu Lost y terdty,
renublican traits and posssssieg nntipilny ,n
br,iIn. I'm the pen with ooviu's no Is c'mfnrt,
BIZ, and h. isin dependent OF ioreign'rs. y ~
In he noIiye-ed In February sold al laN cal lu
dav Tor 10 O7, which Is a gdn an pew lns clo
Of oceats Nay PORK o!nsed AZ II ~, whlc'
is27 il cents oyor ths Lass ell i.e DAY tr
yious. Lard wont no l2l2 on FEB iu.ty ann
c,nIs on May The for Ner closed to-day NJ y J.
and the latter at AZ =
- " NtW YORK,
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bsies. Ai,honrs the ecL q, the out port.
the ms se.t wcf" ini so bnl.s tho sc,n J
noven nj fr)m plantation. - = only N,Hn
bales tho Distance b-iug ,a."n from VI $40
q the Ior,ur iowas. Ls.l yea N" rec ipts
T. m he piani,t ous tor tie ssms week were
1879 ave aud fnr iss. thev wsrr tu2t bales =
The A. or, lse Ia amount ~ cotton IN ssnt 70.
night, - conpasd with last vtar !. Uhbli
hsls., aud tho ucrsaso A. conn red With ISL.
~ 10 III sN bales. aud with iss 81 10 10 Wv
bales - -.
10 shay appears to show an increase com
par a with l,st rear IN tho weeks r'ce'pts oi
90 halss. AMI ~ increase In shipments !
81 900 ba'es sn the shipments since January
show AN inc ease ~ td, 90 bales
m mt from the ports other than Bom'a. Nv
bslss less than sans week ls.t year For IN,
who = OF Iniis theref'rc the total shlrrenu
sine. Januart 1 isst AM for the ~ rrespondins
nerio 4 ~ tbs two previous y'Nrs a., 10 Iu
Nils las, against $3.50 bales 1854 "sd isH2'
b les 1889
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The I'll Iru;ssl C.rJntClv stys slo --v'>...S- ~
of IN. co .io1 crop as indicaust ny our t.le
from the routh tonight 10 given below FOR
. The week ending this evening Usnusry ~ tne
M al 70 vel ia hsvs reache 5J5 bales, axehs
Ia is5 oalss I 's week 9c25 bscs the previous
veek aud 1862 ball tsree weeks ,tuc.' mst-
ne he tota, receipts .ince the LET orS pt,npsr.
hssl g. So 207 b les. .gainst liS OIL o.ies TOT
an. ,sms period OF issl.sl shaving decrease
ssncs Z. n,rmber l. 1885 o, 2ss. 81 bales.
The ex o. rts for the wsex emil - this evening
r.sch = total Of Tic. l57 bslss, 81 which ~ srs
Eer. 4, 1, rcat Britain, 49s3 To France ans l5.s12
q, The rot ~ the .niiEeni, whie NE .tocts Is
s,she m his eyeuiog are now i.i3s. $50 bales.
the i'm pors Into cocinenssl ports this week
hay. n en - AGO -aics.
The rures Indie ,te an increase IN IN, co't,r
4, srnt to-right u 2lsfs9 bal y as com Ssr, ~,
I'm the ssm- aste OF lisa. en- Increase 81 Snr-
as has as c1mpired with the GRIP .,hi e
AZ n 1852 ami III Increase OF 6i',V2s osi-s rs
|sThe totals show hst the oil interior SOCKS
49, secresssd diri x he wecS IS Dol osi =.
naas.-s Tonight 10 o52 BALI less tnsn Al the
~ So N rioi LIST yesr The receipts ~ me
-. .,xn. have ceen i6.l2s bs' less th-n ".
- ~ IA year, sui since ,nietnoer Isl
80 .....oIs Al AL tn. townr are SS,slst osiss
80 mn Tor the s.ms time IN ls>2 SO.
he.rs -. 4 sales fsr Tar .ard d-nvery .ot
80. ~ are ssll0o psies. For immediate ae,
wra'v The t,fai ssirs fo,t mp this veek 800
,,.,e. ia.indlay 100 fsr export ~ ~ co ~,
1901 I., ga for spz;ula1sn 20 ~, sis..
So 80 t,sai receipts nom the plenteuons 49, !
- foai uux<n 4 W. HxI W. - U1XI
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FlNANOE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

In an. min, ,enort presented 70 congress on
tho i1s, OF p.cemser. hts stIt.d that the pro;
daeiion of gold In the esiendsr Year isS '
pTob,bly be at la,s, h,lf million 10. dns. ina
The visa OF Thai metal ~ the territory covered
by his re port ha, bcsa n.2o 700 less ,a.p y
iss2 hiowlns tina, asou, thi, ssme ,o% o wi
"p'. "a a. syob, HE. the total gold prbiucto
NJ in, year has reached, say, about u J.? nv,
ioas assiasts, is millions IN ISIS Sn1 ~
millions ia 1881 4, TO IN. Myv, o,,,i,aas
Fsom IN. estimates IN the mln. report u would
,esm As n It's returns OF iver whsu cVmF'eo
would In Iicatl n ARSE snit
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In the Head. the vital nuii passing nnobserbed
In the mi ., = many other diseases that lead
To- insaIiD and death
THE ENGLI-H MEDICAL iS1fIrUTb
win nyree u, iorifit FIVE uuugrsd Dollars
for "A ~asr OF this Kind tue VIAL "BH'ORA.
r,VE under their spc.l.l advice ard ,rsat-
mrnO will net cure or Tor anythiug lmpure OF
inluring 'ound In q. rae tSu'i>d MEOh-
81 &c su'ly without mercury consultations
Free. Thorough examination aid advice, In.
Guiding analysis ~ urinr, %. Pace ~ Niusi
Krs,orat,vs, s. 50 bottle, or four times the
ausutity g 90 sent To any adore y on receipt ~
rriee, orc o ID INC o seSt without u
- n guaranteed secu q from ohseryA in1. ana
IN a priyate anne II desired, ~ fNGLIsd
,EpiCAL INSTITUTE, us olive street. 81
Whalesale AGENT. j. J. SCOTT s CO., Gal.
vastsp Toxins.
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yyfsS7sa=a,;SE.y;iiHSsl,, :.E, , 1ISi SlIesi RI
* 49, ys
CAUTION.

swlus specific is enlir'ya vegetable prepare
alton. aud should not be COMPOUNDED with the
vfilus substitutes, limitations. non.secici hum
hugs. "su,cess A''crlIs, etc etc whi u are
nov b. Ing N % u.acutu! 10y rHr GUS 'eftons.
Nome of tre.c contain u sing G Hftics which en-
1 "a mo the ca rpp' iiio at :. :. There Is
only one Swits speech a'd there is nothing
in the world Ike H. To prev "a elsa r. aud
disaLpoinlm ut be sr'" IN get the genuine
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ThH hnhAT EAGLlEH REMEDY

Isa fNilinR tonic
fir Nervous ebiiity
exhaust a vitality, Sem.
Ira Weakucss, Sper
mntlrrhna, |. o = +
MANHOOD, impoier-
cy, Psiaysis, san snthe
tr iblc effects ~ Sell.
Abus' youth ful fol'ies,
nrd'xo' sses In waiurer
We n - such ~ Loss OF
M, mory, Lassitu e. Moo
iuinAl En- 'ssiops, Aver
zion g. Society, Dim.
n.Aa af Wis Yl pisRn
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MEDICAL
Smith. Is.,..: d May Flower
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
torall Diseases the Blgddcrand kidneys
n Po-''ss sussH. " here an
Oth .ncdic. ISE Fail
ed 10 Produce ~ ..

"phehr. pIoase IT tho Riire' "" fearful
seourpe. which spares neither Ggl * nor condl'
,on. becomes an lncun,blc disease only for the
want Of timely attention. Hallowed 10 WORK lS
raynEes unchecked until ithas fastened upon the
Nltah offs victim, no mcdca' skin can release !"
hol.. 4 claimsits Prey aud annually numl cislb
victims by the thousand. timely use OF
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
vlll posltlyeiy prevent such results, In proof Of
this assertion, we cite you to the numbef',s''su'
monlal, In our possession. and quote such emf
ucnt authorities as DIR. Xii Ives, Of New Haven.
Conn. and DIR. King Compiler Of Kings Dis
ponsaiory) Ask your own physician IL 'hese
names are authorities, aud decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life ralher 'hHh
surrender your prejudice TO IN advertised medi'
cine. Decide now, II may not bo too late
Smiths Extract of May Flower
f. natures own remedy. II lis no vile decoc,ion
81 nouseous drugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower is modest little plant which grows In
New Foundland. In Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
II diurctlc and as,ringcnt In It's properties. and
has frequently been used To great advantage IN
plarr,.ra and Bowe. Complaints Of children. ls
great merit, however, isin Tvs gentle ana 'ih'ivh'
action ON the Kidneys. II removes all impurities
through natural channels ana restores thosysiem
TO a healthy condition. II promptly relieves pains
I'm the back and loins. In cases ofweak ana dell
cate females. It's value is beyond computation
But for the natural modcsty OF woman, which
causes her To shrink from newspaper puhhrliy,
wc might publish hundreds of testimonials oil
incstlinablc benefits derived from Its use.
ia.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF MA?
Flower. Read carefully tine circular around ne
bottle. Il Is yours to choose between
Health. Happiness md Lte.
Disease. Misery ana Death
prcnorea only bys II. smith x Bro. Covingtou.
Ky. For sale . a.. druggists.
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LIVERPOOL
COTTON.

Receip,, o. cotton ut Liverpool overiopood
vest. ida; Il 3 % Unacs or thus numb '.V.J
was Indl. cot'ol pud tn la anGe, or 1900 nalo'
rom mo lTnited Sates The III lag ut Liver
noJ todsy ~ hard ming; spcculhtnns are 1000
aud saot prices uncha igei. New locS Il quiet
At previ1u, nrios- VIA SALES srea ly inc,ea,ea1 4.
Rereips NJ Ga'vsstoi to-day AZ l,uai wnlcn r.
,'ndcr yrs,eraay aud receipts at All
\ Am .r,rai nors show failing or from
.is dIv. 1875 of 2Ss'S bales. Exports
80 are ,oosj N excess Of the sum OF IN ex.
mrs of the Il 50 w days OF this week New
Orlaaus Is nti0l-l la-1t' for md Hing whicn ~
a gain of | on 1r-viOis pHcts Al NV u =
iesnI sales wer3 helyv aud ruling, urn "
steady G tvest1l ~ frm ut 10 3S For mid
ding. IA LIS siots are in Z nod demand a. nd'
vance H. sa-,p !, lay ato .. " 20" -
comprass and II by wagOl tn California yArd'
. ,nakiug "A total u ~ bales costsn received THIS
~ NJ DlllAs Shioments are CO balcs by Il. ID
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THAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

and invalIis generally may properly
understand tho merits Of "Coidens
liquid Jsscf Tonic" M analysts by
,ho eminent chemist. ARTHUR HILL
hAssALL, MD, Frs. OF london,
tho celebrated physlcian. professor
ERASMUS WILSON. Frs. LID,
OF Ionion. arc labeled on each bottle.
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used SsiNs specihc on my liue uaugnt-,.
who was afflicted with some Blood Poison which
had r, sisted all sorts Of treatment. The specific
relieved her permanently, and shall uss II In
nv y actce. NJ, -
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1T IMPROVES TIE QUALITY Oh


tho B,oodaEJ rnrichsJit. and lst horo-
f0rO u iino iuri;ipr1Hf and coTrcciirS
In cases OF all chFpii ~ nolddies WHICH
nre associated with IN 1NPovERisliiD
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These nll ylolf
totho regulating a nj nouri0hing prop
critics OF It's great food tonic olomonis-
II compensates fortho loss ofrifotifDr
Induced by CO,ispDp fiOu. fdtorTH or
I.r0nrhidt and Throdt affections. ne
,piH remrdv Icninin Debility nnR
reimburse Tho Female physique for
those losses of riidiify accomp any-
ing complaints peculiar 10 nc SER
hersnursiIty their own children
aud dclicdta tronirn who expect I'd
becomn mothers uul bring up riDor-
ous chiI,IreI, should by oil mcanh nso
A.. IL trW restore sufferers from
NTeuigI or Nerro Hs Prosfr0fio aria-
ing from Orer-moTk, Lrooss's OF
,JrOirarfed DiscOsr. ~ WHt cdTy
Drunkenness and tho opium i"Dt
--lora4 tho appetite grows healthier
ami dl,;rsiion moro vigorous through
Tho usc OF this Tonic. tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally OK
tlnrt. ~ shiDh'U bcn'Iioinf IA Lircr
C,,,Dfdinfs, Mtldridi fcrrr. anu
All ila'arial DiscosGi ana Tor mo
Iebilltatlng effects OF Fcpcr Of dnY
Ii,,d Il has no equal. II repairs
,,ostc, i,rprorcs Digestion and Ap-
peiiif, and affords tho Dyspcpfio M
,o,id an easily assimfidbto drf'cto
of FOOD; and ia 40 pleasant To mo tasio
that tho most sensitive palate VIII not
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In 1850 came from the north 20 take charge OF
The pas works IN Rome as SUP .rin tandent. and
after the overflow, wh'ch occurred II the spring
following was very much exposed N malariai
poison aud In lsS' found my hloo' 80 contarni-
n ted with the poison that wa, forced - give
nm business. was treated by the physicians
without relief. Ny trouble finally determined
In M 40, ess Of the liver, nnd ~ arly cv ry ono
(mv eli inn,udcdi thought YVES DO mod 10 die
within a few days In this condition was sd
visci bv friend TO take Nwif's spc NO. ana
took IL lust Ms downing man would each ~ n
NV. mt as soon rs my syst IN got under the
iu1p. nee Of the r m dy. IN absce,s came ~ a
u int aud burst. passing Oft without pain. In
fifteen dayg after This was no At my work, aud
have tincc enjoyed excellent h Glth
Fverv sun rer fr m ma a.iil poison should
take swiflis 50, Cihc q ~
srpt Rome Gas Light Co ppany.
Our treatise on Blood aud SEln Diseases
mailed free 10 applicants
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AXIS
,lsnas National Sank
DALLAS. TEXAS. ....-
Pan Up CAPlTaiL. Sl5Q.Q00

ftonesc,s II ueneTal BsnkiHg liu' mess.
lfFlCERs-s. q. Bsync. President "
fOnpkius Vioe.Prefidont X. Roardon,
= HNhlVf
DIRECTORS ~ :. Bsyre, II. v. Temp
kius I X Ferguson, A, J, Pc ter, J. 7. Treze'
Won't " l.. MOFd0 NJ. W 3 Wright, q, 4
Heating 81 Reifdpn
Tue i,llosm Hro Eastern Subscribers To the
stock OF mis- Bana. Estste Charles Wheeler late
c,-ptusld n Cntra National Bank, Philadel.
ghlsG " rrMtman. fr'siient Central National
j ID, PHILADELPHIA, T. w BROW Proyldont
III, & rrs Company, Philadelphia W, A
Pullman President !, aboard Bank. Nov YORK.
& Bnyn rfesldeni Fipt National Rank
Bradford; IA ! F. Lnwlon, Firsi Ma ional
IA saving Bank. Il Hanna, Weir plow
Company Mo- mouth, H.; u, ODay, Vioe.
president United Pine Lines.
tank In Dexter s f. grsson's former Insur'
ARE or O.. MAIN sTRKET. -.
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Ihavc had remarkable success with Swifs
Sperin, in the treatmeut II Blood and Skin dis
cases. and IN female diseases. i toox II myself
Cor Carbunclrs with hpppy en Ct
DO. G HeE~Y. NJ. ID Atlanta, Ga.
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Our treatise on Blood aud SEin Diseases
uraiipd free ~ applicants
SWrp' spgGlFlGtn. Drawer 3. AJlGlta. "a
New York Oflice, 119 West 2}d street.
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nEv. SAMUEL ROSE, D. D.. CHRISTIAN
II rusrsisn and evangelist Toro1io, g W..
.fr,rftrn m limbs. rid ne hrft edicsl sffn
without ssccess. Giles nn,msn. removed ,hs
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MFrIChI

ssve, B., fhANCh,
ltsn mis- boyer.faillng remedy NHtnr in u
lA.i Restorative OF vitaliFor' AL Hs,sIcd ~in
nervous debility, loss ~ manhood tne kin-
drea diseases should AZ once oTnfe ms " nlM
from which n learn the cause of Tho L. asee
above n entonoi thet ~ Onco 20 prOcno IRON
IA of thru igh MS by your irrgg s'or' r"Iprcss
the neyer-iailing remedy
wholesale Druggists, Dalas, ~.
" retaii a. lowell . Brls An J. l., wilirms.
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New ote.i.-, ke<i.g

.fe7
 lehu e3csty alea ga zey pfseans anussx :. a,stir8 se essae #s,a.d 4 ,tsa a-.sa i.s=t.5s#zc fusc tbouf torty yF.Is e aH3e 5us5ress. spcCa..iesti Ntsrt !, 9u $. ,tz, -ia sea eHc i.ie Al,sa>3 = 2. t. sse aa.e a,s :. member II Inc ho#ed i | det7.,.#s, bu, as.Gc iram LIS he .c.e suEhi of as.l olti . = .a#s,f >Hea ION lEh ur ~2S. .itenilf.Y me fas a,sstsor ficteu mon -us u,tCIc ii.s cc.,fi bt9t.sfieA M4s- eafoigs.t .tahlr. .s Saa0g N eas..4t. ,eats et | and tc>idea: oi New ,sle1as lie !, 4,lc dnrDE tac la, iry dAYN ai hEs .!luess s s6ot N [. .c.N.n.. 'p has rang wife it5 ee, and ;he ho5s,e E. vb t they livea and isS contents Ihe,e ~-as ro disposition oi the fcaaifsic, oi sl4e prop cr,y. \ day or tao after the ianefa A ssai, h of ,he house dlss iosct, the as- founding fat that s2n as,1 IL cash was concealed IT ms scsrcitfy behind some old Looks. and iha, Tn uiAof pats oi ihe house were pafeis. n.origages aud bonas whose gsluc wall feAs a8ou, s-l In an oid boA ihsiiy premium houcs to the amount oi =, ss5 were ioaud. 1T SteIIy leii one pJothci and one halt brother m M.5..e aad o;het relAuvcA ln northern uhlo ant ChraEo
 A soon ss the fact ut the uncNpc ted ~ca.th oi o;cuy be. .tfne known, Miss Aaty ..fkc. apfsea ed ea inc seene AS tlali1ani to the estA;e. prods InE .as.is- pu'ahie eyideEfc z oi hcf taaiitzse te S'efty il.t.y ycafA go. and aezefasi lef- ieis V f.;teu in tc cng years ln ssefz, |. ~ell-tHo~n hass4 AN iei the = siou Wzs,,ra raha' .,lnl1aIf,sssr .tr rhe dead man name sg.nc~ hat taf3lshci thc atiofGc, oi Nss ltol!nc sicHy began >eaf' h IL tbc o,d fe,olds ot the aiyii court. At,e- tso-daya hun; they were re@~fe.ed by fsud,t.g mlHu.e-beo&; in ~hich the decree 9, sepafatfoa tfofR bed and board and disotee agalnst NisA Mary afses &se eeat uBed Ii appears that ',.crry ssstled Mss Nary Parker ia Nat aes ibe ,h Of aaIay, is<s. 4st. lived ~lth her only seven ~erks. There appear eB the Hinatc4 ecAri.g date May 2o, ;tx', a judgment oi sep2ra,ioR from bes @f.d i.oard iu another saiuatc- book an entry appears ihe e3 of angan', a.,. er'sc-ing. ao adglng. and do ree.r.g that johE sefy ~aG iary iat ser 1e ioI- ever diso.ce6 This cave has cs issc. mud interest. owing 70 he ~cE-known eeocaxif.iy of .he dead man and ..is DC ,Gi4 FhaYartsffsflra
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-29
attributed the credit of originating the

[
 attributed the credit of originating the system of movable types. which. ~h,l< there have been many improvements n m presses and other devices, the orelnal idea as conceived and eToaSh, into use by these two men has remained ta ,le present day.
 fusi. while laying eiAim ;o tho 1lscoe- cry or invention. cannot be edited wish more than a monetary interest in Il. He was the banker or proprietor q; the enter prise of ~h!ch Gutenberg and S1ha.ter were the worksnen.
 John Gutenberg was a native nf NainF. The preclse Ga;r oi hts e,iih IS nog >er- tam. bs: !; $ presumed ,o be aaoa; .s,>e of his early lite comparatively hitle iS known, bu; IT i-;, ~e know he ~aS llv- ing in S,rasbu,g. In ;he age of wh.ch we write. scienee, liter aturc and me arts were almost wholly secrets, and they were confined ;o a select .e~. Ig,enber. seems to have been posSesscr oi the then secrets ot typo. raphy. snd we read ct several unsuC ccssiui attempts at ;ae practice ei his ats>. Finally. he hnds htmscif m t.So assogia,ed ws.h tus, as aAey~ >saiea. with mean> and influence a; his command ,o pefiee; aai ase hi< invention. which. doubtless. hc had int years been s,ud, .ng Ills partnership with Fu>t, however. seems ncI io havr re>eised IF my particular advantage ;e himself, IS theiT asSo ta;aan soon came to an cna ey tust hunglns SUI; Ageins, hlm. and possess!as h4.aself ei '. as presses tn c;h-: t.e,.ecs. ias; le;NDed n his employ Peer < haties. aho made some mpfovcmec.s n ths 4Tplfa;aS Gu;euhs;C then ob-lsu1d pcs ;u3atv a.- s.siauCe i.eta efhef Ptf,ses. =.ua ptn-e- ea,ea h WsEk iAe Maias asasssed ay him were dimes, itose;aer . asrl. s,oas chara,tci. ds Wcse those ei almes; a.. the carly ptsa;cGs. In ,S,. by aG;hefa II he ehetch. he rt.u.cd wotS .died
 :. The e.teis et :ndaisct ani five years i4'ey the .;aot1eoa. ..i. Q lasss al the ab.e. \; ,als .ane iee',ci was t; leas, stNtS te Al 4se ana though hc had A, plshed a8t li,;.e for the number II NFts spcrs I ;he work. -s Ce.s; ;.ai~d arb A3..i 5 ,.one in this a,e he had e;4ca n sae Wo3td 'hc bass oi 2 s>ssem ei eft..as tis events and pfeecaluE its literature T z, hs.t fer .ts inyeA3nr and discovery tie world s' ,h,s ,';ne welld scarcely have advanced HI this p1fiie ulsr beyond aha Vi md | when hc arie GTan fhc GIG la hlah honots ~cre eonictted upon h.m 1Y sae government. ot h., country 5 fe,aK l.'aen af fiis y4l,asole setsites sense lie dict es.aafy
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-29
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.

There sate a crox On lofty tree, Watching The world go by. He szx . throng that swept along With laughter loud and high. h and out through he motley roct ' Pale ghosts stole on unseen. There hearts were longing for one sNee,
 word
 Of the love that once had been, But never lip there spoke theIT names, Never d fear vas shed The crew{loeked do~n rom his lofty tree, 'Tisise way 0: the world" he said. A singer stood IF the market place. singing tender lay, Ra, no one heeoe9 his sorroSful face, No one had ;srnc 10 stay. Ffe turned away he saug no more. Hoa could he sans a vain : And th. ' it- world elre io hss door, Bidding him slns again. But he rocked not ~ neither they came O. went. He n his garrc. dead. The crow locked down from his lofty tree lis the way ct the word, he sad. Tsere sa;e queen by cottage bed. S-axe 10 the ios ,her- D,d she not know lie same hard blow The peasant had 10 bear And she K scd ,h at humble peasants bFos, And then she bent her knee: .Gos, ol lhe widow. help her row, As Thou hast ss!ped me. Noa. Ger. hc thauxel sad the cid, old
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 As he sped from his lo';y boasa The ,iaes are II, ali there mach good In ;l.e A " of the world ,foN
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-29

- esn', zee the ps.soa>r sa,n the .dge a. the i.oae aon, as he brAced ap from a ct@. nap prep&at''fy 70 I horse iEsei to de-th ss her, SAertif
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-29

 f@ae ,ton@ry who a4d been 1hsoebea n collecting a horsc race be; irota the clerk :" was h- a oig, e.d-headed man ~ats. a scar on kss cheek = zsked the fsressaa n of ,he ly, who wx< shuf'iing cards for 4ngaer deal.
 That's krn,' sAsd the sheriff, ~ho lad been looking around under the b-nckes ws;hsssi, success.
 "Why .hea," contiEsed the sosesn za , !" aposs half sn hour ago he ards, geG siemen- he asked me ;o step oa, and take drink, and-i sce your raise and when showed hum 1 he'd a flush, he said. smother time, thea and walked out
 The devil you say" thandered his honor. " However, hell probably be in town again next seek to see the circus, and some oi you feiiows msss remind the sheriff to shoot hin od hsnd--save Lots of trouble. Thn court will DOW zd- Journ for NcGutneys chicken 6ght."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-29

As somewhat of an inducement to amateurs we take thas method q an- nouncing that every one sending us a poem on Spring this year will receive pound of dynamite doae up in bezuti- fui sheet of colored tissue paper. Now is the time to get up oiabs--Ciica<e Nrsgs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-29
Literary.
Merchant rraxrler.l

Two young ladies of literary tastes in Clifton were discussing their tesdiag when ono oi them remarked
 "l have been engaged with a deiigAk ful work ior a week past
 " Indeed what IS ng"
 Anthony Tiollope's au;os,ogr aphy.'
 "Nho iS the aasho,
 '" Really. don't know. have looked over she u,le page and through The pse Ia z. hu; eanl md any reference 10 the author ., all. Who-yeT II is. ts harm ing writer. and seems tc have kao~a ,he noseIi,, veA intimately
 "l'll Ec, |, and read Il, but ], < ios provoking. isn't Il. that so many deagh,- fgl authors et late arc wtst,ag &aoa5~ n4c1ssy
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-29

They are people of gravity and leisure, these Chinaren they take their opium cum dignitaie. Chffag0 T1itsss.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-29
GU R E

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