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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-01
S and YOUTHS SUITS I!
the qualities
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Our message to-day Is to every reader Of this paper The Ihma-
ton important and Intended for all persons search Clothing for the
male SEX Reader do you Inos that We Gre displaying the most varied and
beautiful assortment Of Clothing ever seen DaS-o the world as re-
CARDS that We aIe and will ads they tsba It's the BEST MADE
and BEST FITTING Chhhg The material In na our Suits Owgamens
and Trousers 50 unique and handsome that cannot be found elsewhere In
this city au HRh the tailor shops Our advanced styles we're made -not
way last summer out Of the Hns cb" Of former season. but within The psI
FIFTY DAYS. from the New and most Beautiful Fabrics eTant
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THE CITY.
rnE rnxAs 1ANp = MORTGAGE ga

THE TEXAS N,AND a. MORTGACE ca.
LOANS MONTY oN
l'cHl ES,ate and good collateral Socur-
ny on long aud snort time and reasoug.
bic rates of interest. Vendor s. Hsn
notes are also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can he made TO repay
loans by instSlmonis.
@. T.. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
Offices In Merchants EXCHANGE, Dallas
TANus.
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For lame back, s,uo or cnest use fl,.
ION Porous Plester. Prica = ccnt
Sold by ]. NJ. House. '''
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Ine largest stock ~ I'm sorted and d.
froiperg's. w. "
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Loeb " Froiborg are exclusive art, a
Tor the celebrated Ra'pv,a ,rnpd ro,,f,
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mo 4. Is, wau,In. Land mortgage co
MAKE
LOAN sj ON LAND

For Long Time at Reasonable Rates.
OrrtCr; OVER OLIVER & GRICcs' BANK.
Eos part iculrrs, call ON or address
}. o, WATKINS l.. ~. Co.
Dallas. Texv,.
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Mos Ma u.s. ..G' oliver Bros. manufacturer d

Shirt VnUtcry.
Mes rs. Oliver Bros. manufacturer o.
shirts and underwear, have located
themselves az ~ MIiu street, where
they are making some OF tho finest gooda
90 order thT. eau be mauut. c,urcd. They
make n speciality 81 shirts, aud ;heir 81
10 perfection. Gentlemen viii find Their
prices low, and can have ths sGtialactlia
of getting tle brst shir, ID ,uw prices
and perfect iL. ~ Main street., I'd
wG~Ga' sd strra1
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Ladies', ronl our advert, emont on
trcat page. h. BG"man.
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Artistic wusto,
~ You went TO see nm elegant stock Of
'ii'etWarg, take q Ioep at $, Becks
show window, 5N Main street.
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a beautiful set az fancy cards sent
ifoe 20 pereons who have used Brown,
iron Bitters. Address with street and
,'ts nrwa's Chemical eonosa~
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Thore in secret about
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which all ladies should know, Sea ri,
circular at your druggists.
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CAi'droo'a School Shoes 10 Hun,'a-
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30 Cashmere Suits, o..
80 Stylish Cashmere Suits, SO.
'i0e Elegant Business Suits, All. wosl,
cashmere, choice styles, $1a.
80 SUITS AT SIG.
700 SUITS AT IS.
700 SUITS AT 20.

200 Suits, Harris sin Mixtures,
Hawthorne Diagonals, and a vast Va.
DEFY Of Plaids, Checks and Fancy
Mixtures, Of the Best Make Ameri-
can Cassimeres.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-28
i Originlor The word .shesn ~

Brootiyn taion.s = d Y 5 Z: e h slSi
In summing up ior the defendant In the
suit OF Adolphe salbiig against Samuel
Kalsyke, tried yesterday. afternoon before
Judge Reynolds In the, city court, Lawyer
Morris Godhart edited the court, jury and
spectators with lucid OK PLANTATION Of the
origin and Significance Of the term "shee.
n.y." The sui. was for 5000 for malicious
prosecution, and grew out Of . neighbor-
hood quarrel among BONE Hebrews on
johnson avenue, near Ellery street, In
the Esstsrn district. Among the
epithets used on the occasion was
that OF sheeny." The plaintiff
was arrested with another man, at the
iussaE CO oil the defendant, but discharged
by Justice Massey. The other man was
held. Plaintiff claimed that the arrest was
malicious, for the reason that number Of
the bystandera told the defendant on the
way 10 tho station house that plaintiff was
innocent OF the charge against him. In
explaining the origin and meaning Of the
epithet "sheeny," Mr.. Goodhart eaid that
It came from the words "Mee,a,"a Hebrew
word, which means death, and "Mashinnah'
sanskrlt word, which originally siguiaed
sudden. Collectively, these two words zig.
nifed sudden death. They we're ls. ap.
piled as a mark Of opprobrium to the
Israelites by the Egyptians while they were
in bondage Ia Egypt, and were aiterward
applied 10 each other for the same purpose
during forty years wanderlngs in the will.
derness. After the Israelites arrived In
Palestine the epi,het continued 10 DO ap.
piled to them by the surrounding tribes,
and It has chung to them 10 the present
day, after having been corrupted to It's
present form Of "Sheeny." Originally II
was "Meesa. Mashinna,h or Sudden
Death" The jury gave verdict for $50. =
Brooklyn Union. III .gif :. tt.s
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Explosive dynamite looks like brown
sugar. 81, n.y. ~ Satf'
Twelve million clocks were manufactured
last year. sE37I ty W.
A white partridge was recently captured
uear Fort Gaines, Ga. /
Florida alligator hunters earn, when suc.
cessinl, from 81 800 to s., 600 II season. y
Lack Of food has driven mountain lions
down into the plains OF Kern county, Cali
fornia. -5
young lady, aged 10 years, residing at
Garafraxi8, Dat, married, secured d..
vorce, and married again within week,
recently. in Js59
slnca the opening Of the Suez Canal tea
has, 1870 excepted, declined each year In
price. L. has never been lower In England
than nov. !. g
"A Maine girl refuses to DO married till
next April because she likes sleiShing, AMI
says abe sees there isn't 80 much sleighing
after marriage.
A young dog was recently frightened 10
death near Lafayette Oregon, BY a child
wrapping up as q bugaboo and then max.
Ing ut the canine. .li
The Ontario minister Of education wants
the Bible road in schools, aud viii have a
circular with selections Tor each day in the
year sent to all teachers in the province.
The bridge ct Lagang, over an arm OF
the China sea, is Eve miles long, built en-
tirely OF stone, has 800 arches seventy feet
high, and the roadway is seventy feet
wide. I'd 5543,a 81
It 10 said ,hatior every novel printed and
published in England ten arc written and
rejected. Tuis makes an average OF 5000
novels which are written in that country
every year. $50
The Paris pawn shops being practically
government offices, the disposal oil stolen
articles in them is very hazardous, as all
the Offices are under one control and in
constant communication. -as
A Maine paper says gentleman lives in
house built Il! q point where four towns
meet. He can lie Il It upon his back in one
Of the rooms OF bis house and place one
foot in Biddelord, tho other in Lyman, a
hand in Kennebunkpsrt and hand In
Dayton.
4 bill! ia before the legislature Of Con-
necticut which provides that all bequests
TO religious or charitable Institutions, which
convey more than onequartcr Of the es-
tate, shall be void. The object is to pre-.
vent undue influence upon old people in
their last days.
A prominent physician says that when
pneumonia attacks the steady, square
drinker, one who carries regularly his pint
to q quart Of whisky daily, the treatment
comes exclusively under the domain Of the
undertaken, as the frs. case Of recovery has
yet to berepor,ed. =
On farm near Oregon City, Oregon,
there Is an apple tree that is quite curl.
osity. The tree bears two kinds Of fruit,
but, strange to gay, only one kind each
year, and the different kinds appear on
alternate years. The tree was planted in
1872, and is still vigorous, healthy tree.
At Elkton, Md, lady has cat that can
un!atch and open door. He springs up,
and, Selling the knob with both paws, gives
his body q peculiar swing, and the latch
opens. All he then hes 10 do is 10 Jump
down and push tho door open. He has
not yet learned to shut the door, and for
that reason is bad cat to have about the
house in winter time. =
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Political advertising,

A-4thhHItE |..
General Rogecrans is regarded as a pon.
sible candidate for tho presidency.-Gs pd,
Holman is an honest aud independent
man.-eod. IN. y. Sun copy.)
Judge Harlan has been named for the
presidency.-oaw If. ~
Sunset Cox takes his defeat very eaaily.
janis ly. g85
Perry Belmont is talked Of for the vice.
presidency.-ianl5 #. 80
At the recent reception in Washington
Mrs. Senator Logan and Mrs. Senate,
Blaine sat at the same refreshment table,
This may be accepted as a straw.-jan IL
tvs (Maine and Illinois papers copy.
Mics Arthur, the Presidents daughter, is
ct the head OF an important charitable or.
ganizat!on in Washington. The little miss
Is only ten years old.-jan Is 3m-bilI Ia
different Central Committees. :
Justice Field is au indefstigable worker
and has one CT the hes. legal minds Ma
world has ever produced.-oah tt-bill Ia
Field or local agents. =.
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conception Of King Lear. There are good
good short stories and poems.
The January number Of The Manhattan
contained a valuable illustrated article on
the Luther Monumental Worms. The Feb.
ruary number has a curious article on "Car.
feature" In which the human form Is gro.
tetquely treated, and tho reader Is let into
some Of the artists secrets. "Creation or
Evolution" 70 mott too heavy for theaverage
reader 10 follow with interest. There are
etorlea OF travel, OF holiday launsa aud
other good things
Caj,elf. Family Magazine Is gaining favor
on this eide OF The Atlantic. It contains
popular 'etofies, good music, such matters
rs are Of special Interest 10 tho ladies, and
something for everybody. 4.a q
The Englth HAtrattd Magdsin< comes
over with plenty Of good reading and good
pictures. ArchlM | Forbes, the iamo,
war correspondent, tells about Napole n
III. and Marshal Bazaine In the Franco
prussian war. A very entertaining aud rich.
" illustrated article traces tho genesis Of the
panolotse. ~
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Observation-Disclosures,
waeELlNu, W. VA, JANUARY IS. 1851.


NJ The point OF Mr.. Schuiz's article In the
!. North american M,ieto Is that the public
owes to the laboripy man at least the pro
lection Of wel.directed legislation. Mr..
,schu'z reiera to the railroad strike oil 1877,
4 aad basis bis article mainly on the telegraph
! troubles Of last year. LIE dissents strongly
Z from the cold view taken OF that memora.
4 bic strike by the New York Ere'inq Pot
H with which he was then connected) ind
4 which paper could only geo the corporation
\ aide. .tl! ,g1
z! Mr.. echurx dwells on the puplic chataa.
) ter Of The service rendered by thetelegraph
companies, and he maintains that II the
s5publc Ia going to hold telegraph operators
Z 10 account for strikes and all that lollowa
in their train, the public must provide a
& way to protect tho telegrapheIs. Mr..
+ schurz gees nothing which promises go well
I as arbitration, which no suggests, not as q
Z n val invention on NJ iniallible remedy,
4 but as q rational resort much better than
y the mcana employed last summer without
I very satisfactory results.
= There is heart in Mr.. Scha,z's argument,
I for 1t recognizes that labor has rights and
among them is the right to be fairly treated.
4 Practically there is but one telegraph com.
Z pany in the country. That one company
.vlt!ually controls tho skilled labor in that
branch Of industry. II Western Union
beats down wages, or refuses 10 ply living
/ wages, tho other companies will not be
slow 10 follow its example. But We have
seen that The men have the desperate cour.
I age to lock horns with the great corpora.
ton, and though they may lose by it the
country also loses and between the com.
{ pany and The striker business is conges.ed
and helpless.
rs II the men could have turned to arbitra.
ton last summer 1t is probable they
would have preferred that 10 strike. The
Z company would, perhaps, have preferred
3 the strike, knowing That It could hold out
and desiring 10 teach lesson not likely to
be forgotten by this generation OF tole-
graphers. Bat the company knows more
now than it knew then. 1t has heard from
( the country. On every hand it hears q
postal telegraph discussed with growing Ia
/, vor, and at the same time it hears the DO
claration that the Government is not going
: to buy at face value stock so plen.iiully
$waiered that there is little in 1t but water.
It is probable nov that the telegraph COM
pany would prefer arbitration to strike.
3s We shall reach point in our civilization
at which the strike will give way to arbi.
tra!ion as a more rational method Of seltl.
y ing trade dissgreements. i.
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A MOST Remarkable Cnyc.

Dying-yet living. Dr.. Miller, Of 100 soutb
Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa, says: II am
personally acquainted with a middle-apsd
indy in Philadelphia, who had been given nm
70 die by u consultation OF many physicians
She was Con lined to her bed for months, and
wa1 mol1entariiy expected to die. In this
condition she took Manalin aud, to the sur-
prise and disappointment Of all, she recover.
ID ID rtr health PERFECTLY. Her casa is reported
y. ~ Or. Harlman's Book on the Ills Of Lie, j
J I'LL a e Ask your druggist for one, or I'D:
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A prominent physician says that when
pneumonia attacks the steady, square
drinker, one who carries regularly his pint
to q quart Of whisky daily, the treatment
comes exclusively under the domain Of the
undertaken, as the frs. case Of recovery has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-28

No ONE can be i'll II the blood Is pure, Vel.
low Dock and sarsaparila root have long
been recosnizsd by physicians as blood puri.
tisrs. Don't be humbugee by the advertise.
ments Of the many quaok bitteIu, but occas.
ionally use Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, and you will live to a good old
age free from oil dlstress OF mind aud body.
Many OF our best citizaua who long suffered
from bad blood indicated by weak kidneys,
Indication, sores, aches, etc., owe their re-.
coyeIy 10 the use Of this remedy. pAw
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NEW ApyERTlsEMEn Il,

TOR SALr-OHEAP-THE STOCK.
II fixtures and good will OF an established and
Centrally located In Pittsburgh Good reaions for
seulns., address, G. W. FLEMING d CO., Pitts.
. o.. s## Ia
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When DslilaA clipped Of samson's LOCKS
that mighty athlete at once became "ss other
men," II 1t could be proved that the pos.
session OF lnx1rlant bAir would enable men
10 tear open lions ilws. Hscox & 70. would
be driven wild in the effort 10 supply enough
falling out, and restores the original color II
faded or gray. Besides 1t Is great addition
to the toilet tRbls simply az dressing. saw
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DIEN.

BuCKMANa,At Baltimore. Md on January II.
respected BY all who knew him. ,7folT ~
SMITH On Sunday morning, January q, 1884,
at o'cle OK, ADptE F. wife Of william B. Smith,
aged rs Yeas. months aud 9 days. gr l / Z, IN
Funeral ftem the residence OF T. B. Smith, No.
1905 Jacob street. this afternoon at>2 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are Invited. Inlerment at
Peninsula Cemetery l--,Es & Z E'.--is s. -
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MRs. LAScTRr's frs! appearance in p1bl;c
vas US q reader; she read "Cu.ips Cold bv
Marx Twain. In recent interview sbe said
that aba doss not approve OF his way bu. for
hefse!l uaes Or. Buli's Cough Syrup, a sure
cure every time. .g'@'''
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A HEALTH writer says: "sleepless people
should court tho sum-" II ho had only said
daughter" thousands would embrace the
remedy where ono will now only laugh at
't.-Bos'oa TRANSCRIPT. =, : : :, -
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When you arc not able to read the finest print al
twelve inchls from the eyes Z, 5.l =, 80
When yUu arc not able 10 continue reading or
sewing for any length Of time without fatigue. OF
tho letters look blurred and run together. :,
II Isl wroug Idea TO put of tbs use OF spectacles
u tho eyes require help. they tlould be used al
once, regardIc Of age. ~. ~, 5l h - -
Go at 0nte and DO lifted with pair Of "Hluy's
combination" spec.scles Or Bye Glssscs. TO BE-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-16
Ho~ He Pools Him.
st4a.a~ &fK4a=

There $ 4 cpC tof IF this town sho ts too 94tslmonloas to suioY good health He ea,s about one square meai day and tues f, make hlta$ed DeiieYe he gets t~o more. out he fon'i. for Dreakf- si and supper are merely shaTr
 Not eon'en;ea siih ssatsang hiFnpeif and family he has jasi hl' on d new 5, heme ,o starve his horse and yet make the poor znimAl ,hink ], IS his own iaul, tha, he don't get f4,,er
 In the back of the part of the manager, where the corn IS put, h. has sef square piece oi iocsing-glass, which he keeps brightly polished He puts in abou, four ears of corn and of course the poor horse sees the reflection and braces himself for good square meal, fondly imagining :ha, he is getting eight As he eats inc corn of the oobs, the fictitious ears aiso disappear, and eight oobs appear 70 hn asionished e,es. He then wonders how he can have gotten away with esghr ezrs and ye; feel TO more weight m hls storn- ach. This connndr1n, added to the Ugh, feed, Is wearing the poor animal away SO fzs, ;hs, If ;ne doctor don; make a change ere long. he wili % around kill ing his patents or foot
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-16
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
New Work World

The Righ, Hon. Joseph Warner Hen, Icy. aged ninety. IS the oldes, member ct Queen Nictoria's privy council, and Prince Leopold. duke 0. Albany, thirty years oi age. is the youngest.
 Fred. Douglass believes that the tune will come when all people ~lll be of the same color. In the meantime he ~lll continue the business &. "dys.ng and securing al the old stand.
 EN-Congressman Mur.h. ,he Name greenbaoker who opened a hquor saloon m Boston and shortly afterwards taile,.. Is now m Washington seeking letkship or messenger place n the giit oi the house.
 President Arthur. m a recent oonscI>a- ,ion with some old friends, admitted tha, he was partial convert 10 the doctrine oi spIntualism, si,ll they do say tha, the president sees fewer spirits now than formerly
 Francis Murphy has already received |, 200 temperance pledges in Boston and proposes ,o labor there until tho nuslhei reaches Go GOO. He must intend ,o lIVe always Tn Boston. for he can never induce tha, number ot i5osten.anS io swear oti Medietd rum.
 Mayor Harrison. oi Chicago. ln !. speech to city school the other day warned the pupils no, Ia read newspaper, because they were dissemlnaiors ot satan rebuking sin Is tniie haokne,ea cd. but II rises te the ~ind
 Secretary Chandler says he ~ill nei be a delegate Ia Chicago ss he thinks the cabinet should keep out ot the eonseu- non. Tins is wise resolution ss the secretary has very few itlcnd> al hi< home. Ex.Senaior kollins w,li head the New Hampshire delegation
 Henr, t,eorse. ~he x now forty hse years of age. began l,ic Is s printer Al scrwafds he bcc ame a sailat then I fe porter on the Sacramento Rs,e,d. nes, owner ot the San Francisco pcl and later he took ,o leeiurlng B,s wife is lady ot lnsh parentaee and Australian birih
 john L. Sullivan told san Francisco reporter When tIs asserted tha, 1 am quarrelsomc and dfunken.l am siandeied O. easlonaliy take d glass oi wine, beer or hguer. but l am not an hAbiiual dunker. neither am l | Io~dy er io,s- ,cter. IhiS ough, To make some ot the BoSton policemen hp have mct john in the early hours of the morning smile un. Iii they can't stand up,
 Afabi iasha. who IN now m exile III Ceyion. re- ewes an allowance of so 4 month from the English government. Madame Arabi is not wlth her husband as she prefer ,o liVe ID Egypt. Ioubla lSHct who was Pktifu Atfh Afabt rr- rently r-qucs'ed 'o hc s-nf to Sorn- drtet climate than Oe,ios, on the ground oi III health. a"I VAS offered the ( ape winch he eeliued, and subsequently, aifna. winch he also declincd. lie has therefore eie ted to icrnain tn ey lon He reeeAes g. month
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-16
Canadian and American Beauty
Iofouts6t. t.asi.

iOFoHfB '4H9bs
 \ good deal Is being sad at present abou, the comparative beauty of English and AmerIean women. Lord olendYe. Il seems, according n an lntcrHIe~ in the New York Ho,M gives Inc palia for both beauty and intellect to the Amen cans. SI l.epel Griffin. on the other hand. ls s,foagly in IA VOL of the English and anaGlans, and "a thIs onnee,ion mentions Toronto ladies as very generally noticeablc for good looks and fresh, healthy complcsIOns. SII l,epel is m clined 10 attribute A great deal of this su- perior,y wh' h he assigns 70 ,ke English and Canadian stssefhood partly ,o cl- matic influences, and still more to the habits of every day llie generally preva- lent He says thA, English and Cana dian ladies take far more outdoor exer- oise in A great variety of spceihed ways, do grea, deal more waking and busy themselves more in the activities of be nevoeni and religious esero ses.
 There Is a great deal of truth m all ,hia i'ersons shat up for the mos; par, of d long, cold winter n hot and compAfa tively iil-ven;Iiated houses, with scarcely anything but what. as m mo- kery. IS called carriage eteFeise," must soon have bleached and celieaie appe4raate whic h passes speedily from the Aitfaetise- ness Of youth to some'hin9 anything baf attractive In iVng ,o help others, many lades. IF snot', are themSeivcs helped to be,icr hear better splrits and better looks.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-16
lEsy Ta< .frkssssw Travsisy. IN THE BREATHING SPELL.
BY RALPH DEVON.

r,s-. are blows to be taken and given. =. hr,;ses must come of hard knocks 1. yain for the laurel I've strIsen- es, gave 'em the best in the box ss. seh; has been long and m weary, gray's getting thick Tn my locks, tss s',ture IS disma! and dFeary- est gave 'em the best in the box nave watched Opportunity vanish h. rn next al my tnrsshold she knocks. E.. x,il ind all despondency baRished, s d I'll give 'em the best in the box
 ssd f Fate, that has conquered my betters tas~.~- that 1 yield 10 her shocks. i esr iaush al the eonqaercrs letters have given the best in my box. tTrtE ROCK, ARK. June I. 1883.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-16

of invention, he has had the advantage of exercising his genius in . vasser and more varied neld. having before him the immensisy of the Californian SieuAs. where all the races are rubbed together, where all dialects mingle; while the ev- erlAsting panorama of New Orleans, the infantile puerihty which charae;erires the thoughts. manners and dialect of the Creoles. come very near to becoming tiresome. Hut Mir. Gable will learn. VIC may be sure, and apply ,o ne~ subjects hrs remarkable powers ct observation and description. The two volumes which he has published suffice to place him as a writer in an elevated rank"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-16
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