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to SEQ him, or to permit him to play with
tha ompauy.
a WELL mEKiTED pUrr.

elaborate criticism OF a New ropuIsr Play.
N. Y. World
Many plays are imbecile, and a very few
are Infamous, The reeking rubbish that
was put on last night at the Comedy
theatre under the pame Of Picks Bad Boy
Is both,
People who have had the misfortune TO
read the extracts from Itck's Sun, In four
acts, which have been making 'longshore
man laugh for year, need not be told
that the screaming discovery that an
impious. vulgar and brutal boy is funny
was made by Mr.. Peck. Tho facility with
which this discovery could be made
and handled for the deIectation Of
base minds probably deferred other
men from its use. Mr.. Peck
wallowed in 1t with porcino satisfac-
tion. His Bad Boy" alludes to his
fathers amours in the presence Of his
mother, navors his relationship TO his
parents with the air of the cheap assigna-
ton house, winds the slang Of the gutter
round the family altar, and with the
cheapest of all wit turns sacred things into
ridicule. Mr.. Peck having succeeded In
convincing certain order Of mind that
impious rubbish to be road should only
appear TO be funny, Mr.. Charles r. PidRin
discovered that vulgarity that is read
should bo represented. and Mr.. William
Carroll last night undertook to repre-
sent it.
Such stuff as PEEK Bad Boy ought TO be
an offense to every actor who has one
lingering feeling of respect for his profe g.
sion. For it does all things, aud does
them with blind wantonness. that rcapec.
table actors have beon Away claiming
that the stage does not do. It's puerility
is appalling, and its irreverence Is amazing
considering how careful the stage gen.
orally is to avoid giving offense in this
direction,
A mule might havo kicked a better
drama into shape.
But objection to the farrago takes a
wider scope than even this. We are just
! now brought face to face with forms of
| juvenile vice that are beloved to be the
result of pernicious literature. What shall
| We gay of tho writer and the manager who
invite the fathers and the mothers them
selves into a respectable theatre to see
| Juvenile depravity gilded and condcned,
and the most roprehensible conduct and
language proffered for their appreciation,
aud with no other excuse that than II
makes people laugh ...
| And stI They Come. ..
| A Brooklyn boy captured in Baltimore
is said to have been inspired with the idea
Of running away by reading flash stories ;
In Quincy, Mass, "Capt. Jack, seven
boys who called themselves "Jesso James
| Gang 'aud another body Of juvenile rangers
called Billy the Kid Gang" have beer
before the local police court, and were put
under bonds. Tho outbreak in Now Eng
| land is accounted for by the fact that tht
",all. gaunt, hollow eyed giant " ia push
ing his long, slim, black, coffin.shape'
wheelbarrow through the columns of th'
Springfield Republican.
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For Lame back, sIue or CHEST, use sHI-
LOH's POROUS PLASTER. Price, y cent
Sold by II. u. Cochran, 1877 ana IS9 North Queeu
str5St, Lancaster. 'cblieod6
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ApNoNIIIos cure your cough thoroughly
with Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar.
PiEc's Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
m codNw
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rrnm srIaonar. n. Y.

~ felt weak and languidi had palpitatlon
of the heart and numbness OF the limbs Bur'
dook BioOd Bilers nave certainly relieved me.
They are most excellent" Mr.. j. nj. wright:
For sale by IL. B. Cochran druggist, l5' anu
i39 Mort Queen street.
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.1,oI,,.r. soupa A.. Praise.

Rev. Mr.. GTeenhelds, knoxville, Tenn,
writes as follows; "Sdmdrttdn Nsrvtne per
manently cured my son OF epileptic nts."
Hore's food for thought sold by druggi Is
Sl.i0. mlllWltoiNW
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1PEUTAL YOrTOEs.

The Hop Pidsters have wonderful sale, =,
and why Because they cure Back Ache,
sur joints, Pain in the side and Soreness in
any part. People appreciate them. Any drug
gist, IS cent?.
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Tho ksi,sr.nnxntnn nnair.

WASHINGTON, March 14-TeStimony
in the Keiler Boynton investigation was
closed on both sides today aud tho com
mitteo adjourned.
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Another Assignment.

John Keeler and wife, Of Warwick, have
made an assignment In the recorders
Off &C Of their property to Israel G.. Erb, of
the same township.
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RED HORSE POW DERs euro ali diseases
fhorse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live stock A POsITVECuRE. may2i-2
For sale at III. u. Cochrans drug store lS7
North Queen street.
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Phiisuelpnia.
isuS,Gtiops by Associated Press.
Stockg steady but dull,

stocks steady but dull.
philadelphia & Erie u. K...,,.......,. ..... lsk
Reading RalirOad. .......s .s.......s.. ...D ID 10
Pennsylvania Railroad. !d..................... 59k
ichigh Valley Railroad. gd,................... w
Unit0d COmDar ins y. New Jersey ,,,,..,lg5
Northern Pncific....... ............I........... 2lL
northern Pacific preferrc1....... ...... 46sf
Northern Centrai Railroad. ................ 6l1S
Lenigh Navigation Company. 47,S
Sorristown Railroad. ....,...................llD
Central Transportation Company........ ylb
pittsb'g, Titlsviilo q buffalo Il. r.. ..... sx
Little schuvlssIi gt'iroad ........,....... 63T
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CoLpEN's Liquid Beef Tonic is endorsed by
physIcians. Ask for Coiden's; take no other.
OF urugglsts milo. .lwleod6w
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BURGER & SUTTON,
No. % CENTRE SQUARE.
LANCASTER, f4-lyd
NEW
Boots and Shoes.

NEW SPRING STYLES in BOOTS and
SHOES OF all kinds tor Mems, Boys and
Ladies' Wear are now ready to show our
customers.
This seasons stock is the result of en
earnest endeaVor to procure none but thr
very best goods Tor the lowest prizes that
only knowledge OF true values could ac-
TO know how BOOTS and SHOES are
made and where the best are to be bought
has had its etfectin bringing TO us an ex'
cellent patronage. This experience we
give to our customers In every pair OF
Shoes we sell them by givinga good, solid
article that Is honestly worth all that Is
paid tor IL.
THE vENDoME,
A sowed Shoe with an extension edge,
being a protection TO the uppers, prevent
in contact with any hard substance.
This shoe Is much worn by and Is favor
lite with railroad employees.
BOYS AND YOUTHS LACE AND
BUTTON SHOES
at all prices. A notable one Is BOYS But
ton Bal. for 81 81 and an excellent Youths
Bal, tor 81, so.
MlssEs' AND CIIILDREN's SPRING
HEEL SHOES,
made upon n model that u long experience
in the making OF shoes for Children has
proven the most comfortable.
LADIES FRENCH KID
Opera Toe and Common sense Walking
Shoes OF the best known makes.
MEMS COARSE PLOUGH SHOES
tor u %, and our GEM BAL. Tor az Is net
TO be equalled Tor the price anywhere.
We have a comfortable ana pleasant
sAlesroom tor Bonts ana shoes and will
esteem II a pleasure 10 show you our NEW
SPRING STOCK II you viii pay us a visit,
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Mor. reispnone oon neo,ions.

Us. Mumma, cigar box manufacturer,
aud Joel WeuEer's patent roller mill,
Brownstown, this county, are now con.
nected with the telephone exchange.
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InER's PAIN NPANACEA cures u pain In
man and beast, For nse externally ana inter
nallV
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II we can cure an ache,or a sprain, or pain,
or iameness. or a burn or bruise,or bite,
by using Thomas Eciectrio on, let's do It.
Womus' Ecisctric OF Is known to be good
Let's tTy IL. For sale by IL. Is, Cochran, drug.
Rist, l3l ana l30 North Oueon str0et.
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MAxRIA6Es.

RY-BENRpIOr March Is, 1884, by the
John Men, East Orange street tho brides
brother-in-law, MIR. Harry *, FRY. of MilIers.
vile, TO Miss Emma X. Benedict, OF Lancaster
city. ltt
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A oiHL WAITED TO DO GENERAL
n Housew ork. Good reference required.
4. MYERS,
ml3tid No 81 West Orange st, Lancaster.
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9EU ADVERTIsEME EsTs

w BoYsTo LpAnN TRADES. at
ID. A. kLTlCK a SONS,
mlt2t 4, and a West Orange street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
THE wHITTLER.
His knife is an oid-fashioned oae--she table
 s- .S. .k~

His knife is an oid-fashioned oae--she table
 is ci fke kind That, while with ease II cuts nex cheese. IS
 edge turns on kerind. And II bears the old-tln,e falsehood that so
 saany old knives tell. The preh .storic Febgs tn Ihe letters a IN t Tie spring $ ~orn and shortened, and ,he
 blade which backward leans Oh c.sses oa the fingers when opening sat-
 din-s. Though lis worthless, vet the oAIer of us
 merits much doth blow, Ard wants some !" booto when asked 10
 tr4te-he a' least should get ,he ioe The whi.Il-. sifs and whistles. wher .ae
 weather will permit, Or goods box on the pavement, where hs
 ioye:h much to sit. And h. ,a.ð ef the tariff to a friend fEota
 up fhe pike. WAle his shavings and his argument are
 valuable alike. in ,he souihwes: the ; hiitler in tue most
 perfection blooms, And he esrveth strips of poplar IT the san
 dies of old brooms lie hath no ingenuity and couldn't n..Sc !
 peg li ,he pvual,. for failure s..s the less Of h,s
 Tigei .eg. The policeman poses neal the mIae.e oi tae
 street And Nh;,sles very solemaiy qu'tc deaf t5
 passrc feet Nen'c ,hink his mighty i-aia apAeii ,he
 lsnd or cvenS brlnk-- He's thinking, very probably, 5 here next av',i
 get a dflnk la tt5s sec,ion, where horse uaaas
 everyday tdd And lh,. a-sg nsen AAse a '..,,i4 q, trading.
 gttrvs heHss Ita @a.t.ns serves lurPose ..s ,as
 r t~rs. bound ;al e T. 10 .oak each o,hrr hoers,a. ,-t
 sq a-e.Y n tEe rN-. Al se a, nigh, ia eiseIes ~hes ,ic ,'! z
 so.s- :a -it Ana ilstef. io ho.se arguments m. qse .;loa
 ale MI. Soaefbias Hke this youi' ess ..t t.s,
 e..l Grigs<. shoi i-l tzsN. G3' whi,;1.siotsiea tha' De, nsaT ht's i.@
 s3He. - 4ay. -p 7 ,.s .u... .7 N.sr Tor. .'fss ,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05

hrAg on, hc wux uncommon vile an Tattlin an ne glt ,nsos,ieated, an he play kecrds. an run boss races, an dance retls aa ctos, kees Aigs. bni doc ger sec. sonny, DAvsd ~us 's,en,saei an eosed al de way dat boy go, Als def Laws < mussy de sass dat yeung sASkil asen fer tes gin hces paw ~t:s ssfessin. ArieI while David he gst eie an ,lrsd CT stay n here an he lowed he VIII pared fer ter ge ter de pEonus laa. an he call hees toiher boy. Soilermnn. an efNex an saN. ss e, Name heie, Sol i'se got CT nanecao,e ies ter late ter vet : an Sol lefrnaa he kamrd an aeaNca at say, SC e, Nha' chew ~anssI '.1ng e me. paw : Den naNid zrvrs anssay, ses ee, Sol, h 4~d d yer laS fer ter i,r Ge kins an' tote e crown on yer hs,ie An hole (. sepu kef m ,eI han an Ss.teTnun he say mighty pecii. e sunn.n' lak Ne hab e year CT cetn ta hees maat. lsd lak dat
 stTordln.sy me. aas ssmae keie. paSid tciicd hif1 as aos he gwsne,sf c.e an den he be tic k.ns. aa sts.lettaua he wn4 dA; Sit't he lgrp 4p aa srSok hees heels iagcxideI aa lat an say. Scxfre. ba..y ter paw l'se eshlee,es. ieI yer. ole pard an aen he make hseS manners an go ie.. hees nav an kfaa eher hses bfudde,s. Den tie ole man dic. sofasn ,e, 'grecm'at. an dey make = pns fal racket ohe, him. Dcy hab c naa>fas ble lors iGnu, lnses>aun l-> lo.s q ket- ndges an baEeles an sehaekies Sn Phaddy. dom, ies iAt Chiie c4t ; mo trash. a,.e hees kiesshgn ls P E ,saw Non, sot kAnt hAb muffin cisc nssV !ofc dinner bp; CT piece CT htcat 'hass ef mtlS. ialu.ise tesse4 a asti e.ara peach aeay aaa 4SseI
 ls shs, yoa told nr oi h7Hs uA>d irue. n .nny :"
 Laws a mussy les ,s>>in tei ,!sl hoy la skosse h.t'> de tie het gan .na~ ieajea hi, iti me iotc y.t maN WI. boInde,. .a 'fotc l dun rnala ,ote ,,IuNt. ,uncc. MAma, alnt game iel tel CT he. no stfiee leas'slse til ,ae el, ln,eI DON ta'-tteht isl"0e, den she ea>huaaily hab te' .cs abs ahbriistr U lectlc ,so see ~hai yer H4aw want. .a.slnn.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
1he Ctninet Alabama

At.tf 'sst v ttl3 fsfIt+sff Assa
 The Alabama. or = sga. as she was called. itom hes da, ky..ra nuinHet. was launched from ltud's yard a,aN k. 156f. She wts ehtistcned the urfea IL WAS ne essary to mee, the fc Euitcmenis oi las that she should haze apiain holiing d board ai trade cr,ih ate Capian NJ. Hatcher. one ef me anMd | steamship company osteets. was the man elected The fanCa tNlabaiaal ' was al tho Rfkenhe-d dask Al Ter store v rfe on basrt e3t v,s aa, iul manned. hal be eo,l Wle fa a.., she was ready for 4 stat shat b49te Her .e::4.s tls- s...af4,.. haa ns. hoAtd tt.e Naha'4as ba.ic9 f''-s anf e and Ci9gia ioI e.ta ii,,, < re.
 eived afofn .ilion ,s 's.e eiit :. ths ihe Elm woald not he safe ,hrte tal,s7 ei sht h sz.rs 'ongci Heaen' io laii,is tu,, 'oii them he ,.esirc,. n nlde s tfiai ;fip las't1s all day istre ii4.. 4lre.!s been ae ha. hc lnsi>tes. na his lIgrf ,o have another tsptun@h haa ht' shippea few more hssds ana Nas Hnfafoted on hleni4liy that once o,t oi pofs 'hc te> sel woaia tesrt return
 ',or di4 she Dh May 2S she lefi hei doek to an ho4 of scaeombc On ,he f"iiowlng day party of gacs's ane oa board. Inc ship was dtesscd out sth flags and steamed fioNn tht tsct ai q IL the morning A' o'olog < tha, after. noon N,. Ballock and h,s r -st, eff the vessel Ina, nieh, the ht.o4ma an chofeG of Inc coast of "a!e> X, tAe next morning t'g. ehaHcIed 'or the purpose. brought of re.nfortcl 'en's for ,hc crew and additional supplies, bu, Mir Bullo k denies ,ha, there serc gua-tar- rlafe$. The A'abaml thcn sc. sti io. PraSa T the Island of i'efCeil q he hSores Here 2hc met hcI tender lhe Asripf a1 and re- ctYed hsi stoses. bat tefy tn, supplies. bott ,essel. then Je- tired .. mar nc league hom sboge. where. amid he cheer of ooth ,fea>, Eaq' In Setnnes. iotmefiY of ,tc Suintci. f.iI, up the eoaiedeI~te lag .,rd beg ls. the teg4 Tar L aes> af enfoli4ng Eatsh .eamcn n ;h. eoHit leiA,e u.sy
 In lie case of early every confederate oruser tlys performance Was repeated. The .se.s wctc bal, oi par h4sed. Al. other essel wa chartered to CatIy oEt the armament, the iso me- on the l gh seas. the arms and equipment were uans..fteyl n inc hrs, vessel and the ,uek was [ ne [ he plan va i~Sc'iy mag med aad credttab!e tp ,ne sharpness ni it's author
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
But Thsy Amt
" '. y,nr Ha.. 2.

hlne 'ern ID. SIT shine 'ern up. sir i'n; e good shme on 'em fof n.ekci boss
 Arrah, Mickey, what arc yes b.adgin Aooe's Don't yez see it's Fn..nber of aoaf ess what's blowed in al his boodie a, poker
 a Ies, see aox, pz;, and Ne may haze to lend him 2 hundred or two to 20 home on"
 4 Ba; we won', 6o it. Mickey, Iess he give 1s q clincher on the ncxt month $ pay, will we Y'
 Mokey, eon,emptaocsly S-a-s-v ~
 Meanwhile the sta;esnan IS sailing down the avenue, imagining that the whole city is watching bis stately stride bur they ain't
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
Der ola soaxs.

Cali Fsessrl, in has National Weekx Der old scngS vas condain a good much chenuine melody. Der Roll oat slisrsplased Moen." and .Oid Sour Bu,,ersup." und Der Lay of der Last M,nstrel.' Sour v,ele,x. -" Der Garden Nah Over and geot many oder old songs NAs lotc to hear. hu, now drs singess .n dct up-do~n churches have completely discouraged ter meicdloas elements of goo, old songs Der man ss, viii revive 'c,n, siil, when hs goes died. hate good aeeti,e on his tombstone und has name ylsl been dook down to insestty. mt Tweeds. Wash ins,on's, fre,ael's, Mrs, 9lvermote. und dct oddeI boys.
 VAS hsie muslc in mine Aonl" vas know dot sof v~n A ielier vas sh,en an my toes. iight away vas eemmen, C. io tana.
 Who could tanee init eat maaS,e
 IL vas lofck like der duoc. to wake vous ped oei unss hea, shwee, voices your 4in- ios out, glhng soa A lemonade. How dhe'c iei cs sss beautifully piend. and vas ceashfas se shtTaag~iy mt. de, hams ot dci maskees.lei. s.ss na.e iseen Keeping your ears isam g,ssinr closed. so dn, you ,onld vent lo stleep
 Iefc sns,ug. expressly in dei iong sdi4Hei iaotulnk. shen dei sit sas heav- ii> laden tnu ies pc'itsmcN ui det glth ana aagtant He~es>, and vhi- de, sata. nc sun Na> shwresl, hfcathiar der .hlcopnng va,iess e.c,. una shie vou vas sh~ectlv and calmly hccping sict dleaIn ot nno, ensc. to hays dc, old ria.i d, .c, tool ei dhcI shtsus slas |" you aat. at tlel ped out, sonng fasAl 70 quicker hke sfetaH et mt d.s sh, | ,e 5es atle thee
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05

my hide t 6ont git dat gal fer my owness sci Arter while de folkses on tother side de rode dey keeps on es sas- sin, an CT Sassin' e David. an den he say, sezzee. don't meens fcs ter take no mo dem oaperlise, In,aikarise manners ofien dose peoples, an l meens ter ter squash dem trash oa,en dev zistuncc-' Den David he eau Ginnerul ney an say mighty pllte an sasla, sezxse. Ginnerel they. done tuck all dc sass lows ter take. wants yer ter knmdumuSueaie dem white trash on tother s'oe de rode. an l mans yes Ter stan tore dem in front ob de 6ght.n' sister on yer s,an'in in de iron,. Well. DO G,nneral Uney he oeyed de king lak CT plum cut. an kiuseq aontly wux to,ched home dc awiu.ils' dade>' man yaa ever sec. pst Uu. p.exakiy ~hut David want, doe he soress soary fur dc putty widder he wut )es too glad fer ter look sorry. doe he talk aii her .n ir ter sole her.
 :" Ba', nanny. inter apted. uah's wife surely kncs ;ha; Dassd caused her husbands death. she could 70; forge, Ii. '"
 Doa; know whui's dc reaslng she eoul int, sad nanny, wi:h 4 ohucklc. " Widders is eut3s erii,ers, honey You Is young An poa':ul onwise, hu; Is bun on dis cnns;erinint nigh on.er sixty year. an ant had my eyes sho, nn;hsr. honey .sc been ,akin' nobycivashiEs all de tlrHv. an ki, 1T my p.nun ca, e oman k.n sga@ hersr'f CT bian' ucw heait. ies' tie seae day e salt shell 1T u-kcl kIn gtoS hisSe't CT nee shell a,;et ie ol. s7 dane btn sk'nt of; "a naiN week .r,er tie eel CT de G,nnetal trey. nH3i stee hceS hadr au DIS c.nnetnuE drap> on kees hAatcaei an walk btis' an peeri obef ter see dt pu!;y viddc, fey. an 'ssatc her fei linc han ed him. Ia N ,.1itf, cs' lak II d- balance honey. so she sly kinder pleFeed tn' oiuillin lak. Well. spet < as hox pa' diilin san' be no aaier naA Ner san ne as uow. an A,e ls how tie better 'skc dc fls' good 5hanr-. au'. lses masSy' she rec dfap cn hna same es CT dnok on et lune bug Widders is ctrs. honey Tea, lak Gey hcat,s grows n1' sane tiSEef-uails. II de fer C sho fac. Dec David hab e hoasefnl cI wIveses. honey he wu7 el plum elc Mur- mong Hc~s house VII. sho' fa,i rr win. ing, den he 50 awful a.. tired happy he es' >oi an play on hees banIer au sing dc whole enIoorin' time
 Whs; id he >ing nanny ," asked lohnn.c, ..ho loved to hear her lacked voiee.
 avs a t3uSSy, son ax mammy whu, dcy didn', sng bi wuz Daslds fa- voTy'c hne
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
Mi. Blaine New Eook


 " ay dear, said Nil Riaine 10 Gail Hamilton one day last week, would yoe put a oTnma of seuli-oolDu ailst tha, scntci.cc<
 "A comma. Iisnmy," ansscfed Miss Dodge after reaaing he ln~
 " And would you pu, dash before and afer 'ha' line or pu, il ID p4reutheses f' askea Af. Blame, pointing to another portion of h's rnanuscripi-
 Psren'heses. Jimfny. of co0f se re sponced Mr. r Caylyl.'s Amer,cza an nihIla.er
 ''frd would yon bef An As. Bla,ae, bu, Mss Ii-ag= Interr apied h'm oy tak ; ing ne per ae' 9l na hand and saytng :" may yeu had better go oai and hun, P dee gates .o 70 Inc Ca.eago con yenti1n ard l-, fpe fnish ihls work fl you beg.n 70 yfsts on !. noe he change Tn s'g ii uc too loilp. .si,ss is, .ss js'.a1 iic ?
 r en Ar Blame wen, joen ,o ,he cap ito ard Mss Dodge wrote twenty -e.g gh' page sf Garfield cannei history ia tLe sfs ,~rson.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
Cornpanion P,eturea.

The historical pictures of $ The Ar<an- saw Traveller" and The Turn of the Tune,' together with the original dEa- .oTue .! ~The Arkankaw Trzveier,u mailed to any address on receipt of 70 ,entx Read 6 Benhzm, Little Rock, Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
c 9 R E

nrssis ho and .siiese stt tie ifafhi iIsi. 4t toa i4si Htass s5f tise Hsstsasl sss T. ,w NsAs 4. Iir.s~saui as. bi1tf ss al 2 tsf rs, Rst Ia r. d. sas VI. |" tht f meet 4sssktk. at. .ss..sa h.a l.. 2 sl.aN . ln .aEinR
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05

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 ax c. h,ssin arteT he wuz 'nineied de king waz :o go CT kocrtin' ar mary all de putty gals he could lay hecs eyes on, an
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-05
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