The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
Ternooiy.
Merchant Traveller

Ternoody.
 Merchant Traveller
 Mi Iopnoed, was hu,,oning np hts eea, te % down town Monday night. and as he e.osed ln with the ne. he remarked te his ~Iie
 Ny dcai this iS ! terribly cold night " les. fopaeeds. quite cold enough iot seal sktn saoqae
 ba,. my dear. l don't thiak il will last. hc continued. mol tes soEniiinE tho hini ot the interruption.
 Nc. don't ,hink Il wlil In iaet lop- moody. teel Qultc suic that hy next luis there won't be enough ites, m the ground to kill potato bug
 My dear. you arc getting to be real funny, ain't you 7"
 oh, yes. I've been reading the funny newspapers and have to do something to d,spei the gloom"
 thtnk. my deat. that this ls the soldcst weather l ever eNpctien, ed " Possibly rnpnoody. but iha, ls mol, His eNpeuentc
 Nc? Why. my deaf,~e have always l,,ed in ;his acishle;head. aad CT ta,nl> would remember any colder wrathe, than thi>
 "I dan', care ~ha, you remember | know what know
 Noa wete never any farther north. were you =
 
 Then. my deat. am >ate you ate mistaken have kept tetoid oi the @ra,hel and l know the temperature oi esefs dAN ,oi Inc pas, ih.rts ycaS. and non. k colder than th,s
 lhcte ls one daY you haven't ,c, otds ed. epueed,, hu, Eve 70, ii do~n m my mnd and have had Il there ffeshet every houi slnt ( is oa ouifcnee
 And you gtr Sute |, was colder day than ,hi> =
 "Nes. l know IL
 Well, I'd like to know what day Il was >o ean make note of ii
 Il was the day. fepnendy. that l mal ned you and the more l thtnk oi it and ef you the mote l am convinced that |, MAS the eoldce, day m my leie and yan know me we'll enough to know that il is onl, an a very cold day
 Good evening. >a,d ropnoody, mak. ins :. break iot the door
 Gicauings from Great Authors.
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 Affected simplicity N rchned tnpos- tue he5hefaas ,sH
 ,,ae ui the suhiitn.s; things ,n the woild K truth HHfnc,
 Triiles make pe,ie,,ion. bat petic, ton i,scli Is no tiac .N. AlfI dns chD
 Whaso kecpeth h,s mouth and his tongue keepeth hls soul from roablos .SoIonoa.
 The readiest and surest way to ge, nd of ensure ls to cuitctt oataclses. f'e moffatnfl
 As chaitiy cover A multitude of sius beiot- t.ed, sa does rolitencsa before men GtegsAc
 Cfvc ~ork ta'hct than .,lms lo Inc poor The former diivcs nui indolence. iht lat tet undusiiy fnnir, tiHd
 We ough, no, ,o ludge oi men's merits by then qdaIit, aiiens. but by the use the, make oi ,hefa ChUon
 Any man ma, da A casual aei of good nature. but continuation oi them shass Y iA a part ot then temperament. .At.,He.
 livery man work, pursued steadily. tends ,o be, oIne an esd in itself. and so b,Idg.s over the lpveless chasma ol his ltie. DfotIS IIiSk
 Be not penny ~ise ueh hes have ~Ings. and sometlmex hy away of ,hemscises . sofue,Imes they mus, be set fiylng to bnng m more Haeon
 Aheetation IA certain deioTmi,y by forming th-mselves on fansas,e models he young began ~th hcing udic ul"a,, and often end m being sieioas BIatr There canno, live more unhappy creature than an na,ufrd old man, eh0 is ne,ih~' capable of tet eiving pseas- ufses nor ,ens'bi@ ni doing them 10 o;h- CT tU II Iemfh
 To tell our o~n sctrcis n generally folly. bu' thaf folly A eiihauI sB,b ,o ,omfa9nlt ale those ~stb winch ~e are lntulYtcd v aiNa}t t'eaehcff and ffeaeh cr} far the moaf pan tom blued Nlth ipily /efnieh
 fiae repentance rpusls'A IL ,he hsAfi selog bfHsen fpF AIn and broken from sin 59ue oftcn repent. Je' never re- form they res-tnbls < man tfaseling in a dangerous path, ~ho frequently starts aud stops bu, never turns ts.de /he,n- foH
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 SAS IEtNeIzt II, CkG The Chtoailie publsahes ln aabstAnee ihe iollo3ing mar vel Captain " f asasry. the olsie1,