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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-07-12
The Girls ard Tigh, Lae,ng

Gaia Belle, la Giasiaaau Er laitcf
 4 giil who has ,us: returned from london tells me that. m the Health Es- hibiuon there, one of the exhibits was meant 10 depict the horrors oi ugh, lac ng A wsxeu figure ~as sGb'ec,ed. for the pa,- pose oi disgising the secrets of the ladies torture chamber, to a compression to the gir,h which woman may with proper selt-resoe1t nea,eie t,sand the wals, The suifeiings of the dummy. ,nandib,-. save for the creak,ns ei the machinery which in the foFeible comb precision oi the waist migh, well be mistaken iol groans. were Guite terrible n thcir realism. ba; the female spectators laughed instead of bctng instructed. The fact Is that the old cnrmadgeons ~ho take cofsets as ! text ioi sermons agalns, us arc ie6 yeIy far behind. ln Itsously tigti squoe ing of the vast Is rare. indeed. nowadays. r" The coming man and woman. says D,o Lewis, will be ast as large 4, the wais, as a; any other part oi the body What an old fool D.d he ever see a Fyi lslaad woman ] have. She had never been compressed by so mach as ;. calico wrapper. ard ye, her wais, had A goodly taper ,o E. Pretty soon I.e~is will be demanding legs as big A, the ankles as al the calves And when tha; sameness of outline is produced hy big ness of ankle rather than smallness oi calf, l hope he will be satisfied. for surely the owner wont
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he can work them as we use . ,elescope ; that IS. he can focus bis vision SO as to plainly see sesec,s far hsyoad the range of ordinary birds.
 Man woald have been fcohsh enough to make the fees of all bsrds Aad fcwls alike Nature gave the eagle and hawk sharp peaks and hocked sAlc1s and ex- uA ssTcns wings. wAere ske eagle is ahead on vision the vuiture beass him in sense cf smell The eagle prefers 10 kill h's csn meat the vulture waits tos his to dae The hen has no use for talcns, be- cause she scvAtches the earth. The goose was nos intended to ssrasch. bus 10 secure food n q different way Hence IS longer neck. different bsll and ~eh6ed feet The crane is after sn.i ancsAef sors os food, and instead os being a swimmer he can take the mccall at wad,ng.
 If you want a new strAw hat just Sho~ me where nasare has made ssnsie mis- take in the beast. b,,d. iasec, CT reptile kingdom. You ind every hviny ,nes working in its o~n ~As. aud thA, way is the best for :,
 The ant Is rapid on it's iegs and dees not therefore reqnire the sps,ng of Srassnopper The beetle goes knocking about haphaznd and IS therefore bull, So strongly tha; he can knock himself down a hundred times da, and no, feel il. The bui,ersy is So gorgeous ,ha, the eye Of evef, enemy Is attracted. IL is there. fore an adep, a, dodging Watch one week and you wil never see !, Ay tour fec; in a s;raish; Inc. The swallow IS no fighter. and IS therefore given swii,et wings than his na,eIa, enem,nes. The goose has strong beak and s,ou, w,rgs. and can defend herself on the ground. The hen has neither, and therefore n nigh, must perch above her enemies
 Follow the whole creation through and you will Ind fl the same every detail oi nature earned out m every living thing m the wlses, and oieares, manner. and there IS mach ,o De learned by an ob- serving boy withou, gong beyond the fy eieaning hts wings on the window pane !"
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nesse (now Lady Maisiand) tho day before my marriage with Herbeu Lumiey:

nesse (nov Lady Maisland) tho day before my marriage with Herbers Lumiey:
 FLORENCE. '- MY DEAREST, pELICHTFuI SrsAN:
 How can l ever thank you enough for the great happsness you have given me, for of course have to thank you for being nos the rich Lady Maitland. and all my prosperity is due to you. Sir George wants Lucifes to pain, big pct. ure. Of course Lncifer is to choose hts own subject, and he wiil receive the largest sum that was ever paid for pies- ure by an old master. I have bough, some articles de vertu in Paris and Flor ence for your salon. How 1 wish you, from the bottom of what 1 suppose nc- body believes possess, i. ., a heart every happiness and prosperity. We mus, all meet al Treuil soon.
 Daddy's drama is to appear a, the Haymarke, theatre. He is in the sev- enth heaven, and will not marry the inn porian; widow. 4 thousand kisses from me, and affec;ionate rememSrances from my husband tsho is improving under the new regime
 You, loving friend.
 NiNETTE MAITLAND l was marie on the followiug day to my dear Lucifer, and our honeymoon was spent a. Athens.- Tfwflf 6s,.
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 eas.' II lsst = i,n.,.r 6 Q Iss. snes sFssasss c. fnn<1. sHtsfssis fs2sr.4istHs rzz~ n fassg
 ryjissstsr. ~fsb rasss ss ~ Tbrz~ prices N tss s<ft sss.stss as% tie~ will s< gwen Psrssss islslas gssis s~sIf U b. ~fts pi.s.< r.ssis is .ssf eeAf- af fas asse.
 ADOLpH COIN.
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ADOLpH CONN, fss Man street. Lsffss ksssk Afk.
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invite him to the farr1.7
 "Only too delighted but I am too shabby to be introduced nov ts your sharp friend :-
 Your nose has little ink on 1t, and your fingers are rather black: you cer- tainly look like devotee of inkpotsr
 Mir. Talbot licked himself rather in cat fashion, and then followed me 10 where his pretty daughter and Sir George stood on the beach.
 That evening Sir George came to tea Ninette surpassed herself. She was every kind of woman rolled into one coquestish, brilliant, tender. mischievous and as for her singing fl evidently de lighted Sir George; she sang naughty French songs and sentimental old bal lads. all with brio that assonished even her dreamy father.
 The following morning al eleven, Sir George. looking positively fightfui in his red bathing-suit, escorted us into the wasery deep. Mir. Lumley took care oi me, and Ninette dived in brilliant fash- ion, and svam out like a Ash, followed by the elderly barooe4. That day Mi ne<te amused us by telling us the yellow wasp (as she called Herr Reinke1 had ab- solusely proposed for the third time in tAe seG While she vas dispofiag her se1f on the waves he took a mean advan- taee of her momentary isolation to ask hH So be his wife. or course she had shoused an indignant No,
 A week has elapsed. The barones is evidently quite dsxrled by Ninete. He seldOm comes near me; to my intense reaief, he is entirely devoted to her. She
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row, nc muucreQ, looking down affec- tionately into my red eyes. "What shall l do withou; you. shall have no one new left to sympathize with me; to en- courage me when ge, wretched over my painting
 !" l am grieved 10 leave this charming place. 1 answered tremulously, but everything that is pleasant comes to an end. Death is the only reality in ife.'
 Let us come together to give another look at MA grave,D and putting my trembling hand through his arm, we wended our way to the secluded spot under the old yew tree. I, was now quite dark solitary star sparkled in the gray-blue sky, and an owl booted in the distant woods. The scene was very sol emn, and we were both awed and silent for some minutes: then there came oyer me an inexpressible peace, a sacred happiness, an exultant, wonderful, new sensation, for Mfr. Lumley told me he loved me, and before - lek the chuxch- ynsd ! psosnise& . - his vie.
 In two m0nfhs a1w fhe never-eo-be- 6seaen vsit te 7rem Ninsks hoc1ne LA6t Mntllnnd, nnd n td F {3aeen 5 Gate. but in . vesy dideTenf frame of Aind from that vhen l vas there bsfose, for am to be married in a couple ol days to Herhest Lumley- Lady Cray is reconciied to the marriage, l1r she has a notion, that zs my 6ancee is handsome, charming, and % gifted, and as aFt hap pens to be the 6shion nov in England, he may a. some future time become president of the Royal Academy. She evidently has dim visions of our receiv- ing royalty.
 This is the note 1 received from Mi
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Advice to hIOtlIerh.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with paiu Of cutting teeth? If SO, send at
once and get u bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Ita
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poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mietaka about
it 1t CURES dyaentary aud d;asrhoea, rceu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, sottens the gums reduces Ii Illumination,
and gives to:e ind energy to the whole sys.
tenn. Mrs.: Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething. .is pleasant 10 the taste,
and IL the prescription OF one Of the oldes,
and best female physicians and nurses in the
United States, and 10 for sals by ali druggists
throughout the world. Price Is cents a bot,
tie. 4wsaw
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Pale, Poor, Puny, and Pattid. j.

Considering all the ills that attach
little children, it is a wonder that any
Of the poor little youngsters live to
grow up. ~ ' ~
There are children who arc truly
objects Of pity. They seem almost
bloodlcss. Their checks are thin and
pinchcd; their eyes arc hollow; aud
their skin is tightly drawn over their
forchcals. There is nothing hearty
about them. They do not enjoy
their lives. They arc suffering from
the debility that leads to marasmus.
Poor thirgsl /.
Doa good deco! for the pale, poor.
puny, pallid child. Hand itsmothcl
a bottle Of Byopw's Zyou BiAcrs.
Here is life even for the most deli.
cate, the most debilitatcd; for the
child almost given upforIlead. Iron
in the blood IS what the child needs
10 bring it up. The little digestive
apparatus will recover. The pale
checks will fill out. oThc weary
groan Of the child will be exchanged
for themcrry prattle:of infantilc glad.
ness, Your druggist will tcltyou
what wonders B,ouz,.s Iron Bizle7s
has done for very sick children. II
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Jennie Young, Of Hoosick Falle, fell be
tween The slats Of her bed and was choke
10 death 81 u p GET, sg.3LfEG EsEn ITI.'I

Jennie Young, Of Hoosick Falle, fell be.
tween the ala,s Of her bed and was choked
TO death. 1F 71'TT
Deacon John Corwith. wealthy iarme,
Of Beaver Dam, Wis lost his lie by freez.
Ing his big toe. En- 37i'
John Barry, Of Bradford, Conn, while
drunk, rolled Off lounge. lls neck fell
over tho round OF chair and he choked to
death. (; "
:, Tho eleven year, old daughter Of Allen
Taylor, Of Maylell Ky, while playing In
Hswing got her neck in the rope and was
cboked TO death. ~ Nh TCI
While having n tooth extracted, the
young Son Of Joseph Dyson, Of Fulton, Mo-,
became 30 frightened that lie was thrown
into epasms and died. Fry tt#E9r0T
While hunting Gustave Ro,x!er, Of Evans.
Vile, Col,, stepped into the mouth Of a
mine shaft which tho euow had covered
completely. lie was instantly killed. 7.
Charles Downs, OF Atlanta, chased a rab.
bit Into sall stump. While climbing his
lott arm WAS caught In split near tho top,
and he hung by his wrist. He opened bis
knilo with his teeth in order 10 cut or his
am. He made several gashes and then
tainted. This Caufcd bis nueces 10 relax,
and he dropped to the ground. ,SfEi N
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Eidney sud Liver hi.eases AID Rhcumatan. -
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Cs'1rth. Polypus Of Nose, Impaired vo!ec; -suf'
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II CHARLES cIIADDucE,
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Dyspep.i1 and liberated stomach.-"Trcatment
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me-" THOMAS HOLT, INSURANCE Agent.
Flp.--"lIad them for fourteen years. Dr.. Smith
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scrofu!s Running So cs on Head son was
afflicted for fourteen years. Nothing seemed TO
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1t cut out three lines. 1trctnrned after each opel
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or pain !" M:s. Il. N. CIRCUIT.
rilas Fbtul4 oil Auus.-Fl4t on nv back fr IS
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.iu WAsuiSGroN nEiANY.
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soral services IN my family have been mest satis.
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Mrs Margaret kolb says: ~ had tccn suffering
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In tisnt hours rem We'd n monster 10 feet long"
Female Complains Three years IN hospitals for
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Persons cured Of CatHrrh. diseases OF hear, liver,
stomath. Kidneys. skin. blood. nervous affections
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JiAuly.

ut 10 clsimed that New York women look
younger ct 81 than Boston women do ut 40,
or Chicago women At 3d." Tor the reason that
they have been taking Peruna for tbs past
thee monthg, but Boston and Chicago wo-
men are coming up In ilne style-entering
upon tho home stretch on lhnalin. got one
Of your books on the Ellis OF Lifeh from your
druggist as q present, and. as 1t directs, shave
been tAking itruna and Mlnalin. My bowels
are In txce!lent condition, ana the lungs Hud
heart are improving finely" HrHrgg
D&Y ff ]. NJ WALKER, I,ayas, Pa.
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William ]. Coushlin. Of somerville, Mass,
says: In tho fall OF 1876 was taken with
b!ee ling cflangs followed by q eoysre cough
lost my appetite and Ssh, and was confined
tomy bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors taid had hole In
my lung as biz as Nj dollar, at one time
rapport went around that IVES desd. I
gaya up hope, bu. friend told me OF Dr..
William HATS B.l.sm Tor tha Lungs. rot
bottle, when, to my surprise, l commenced
to feel better, and to-day feel better than
for thrsa yenrs past. rrhslw.
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ii z = f2g- A. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
& J, O, HRRVEY, Auelloueer, gt;i1 AZ mrs was
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33S0500PER MONTH, SAL
GD AIRY anl Commission, 10
In this .ct ). Rsspobih!e company Buiinets
mono ,0ly. ,isalllng tho Te,cph one.
500. 70 cDh Hqaiied III s,.tco, s,mple tulsi No
bonds Address giving tlll lame and ,eie, cuccs.
--.ft s.-st. III fHk NATIONAL G. \. co r.
=. ..,9 -17.l New York tity.
4 otlce, vanderbilt Building, 1872 Nassau Street
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ABOUT THE HOUSE.

Covers for small tea.trays are sca,lopec
around the edge, and then but,onholec
with scarlet, brown or blue, with It'll
figures In the centre, or corners worked Ia
the same color that Is chosen for the border
An excellent preparation for softeninl
the hands Is made OF equal parts OF lamt
suet and Of glycerine; melt them gently to
gether, add a few drops OF some strong por.
iume, and use after bathing; rub q little
thoroughly into tho skin.
A very pretty tidy is made OF scarlet OF
any shade OF rod fell; put strips Of black
velvet, and Oh these strips embfoider little
fans In bright and varied colors Of silk. The
bottom Of this tidy is finished by pinking
the fell; let the yelye! strips lua down to
form point. AID put tassel, niada OF the
different colored silks, Oh eacn point.
Slender brass rods are mncn protiier 10
hang tho bookcase curtains on than rods
made Of wood; have the rings small,
although loose enough to clip easily alour;
one cnrtsin Is considered In iittie better
taste than two; 1t can DO drawn to one side,
and caught back, and so expose all Of tho
books 10 view with better effect than il
there were two curtains. q
A becoming afternoon apron is nado Of
ono breadth CT linen, n straight breadth,
not gored at all; have tho hem four inches
deep, and above the hem have drawn wofi,
about an inch deep. Then, in scarlet, tiny
Kate Gteennway figures shonld bo em.
broidered in tho pretty and delicate out.
line stitch. Or, II you chooae, these figures
may be put in the cornera only, but ii is a
great deal prettier to havo them 10 away
across in u procession, all looking one way,
or over the shoulder, or you may divide
the line aud have them meet in the GENRE,
that is, have part face one way and part
another. r.
A tasteful way to brighten the table and
add touch OF fancy which ia appreciated
by the most unobservant, and reieems ths
least dressed.up table from absolute bar.
renness, is simply to decorate the white
towels which are 90 frequently placed at
the head and foot Of the table. On one
end OF the towel which is to be used at the
hesc Of the table, have coffee pc. Of grace.
full design worked in outline stitch in scar.
let or brown; at the opposite end Of the
towel work y cup and saucer. On The
towel intended for the foot Of the table
have knife and fork at one end, and two
spoons crossed at the other,
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Chronic Cos.ivc"ess Cured by brand

BULLY BuENo MlLLs, ARiz INA TER. Janu
AIRY ~ SS3.-F0r tnt last Two years l have
been greatly troubled with costiysness, often
ten or twelve days elapslng without any
movement Of my bowels. have tried many
remedies, but none with success till used
your Vegetable Pills--taking three pills and
increasing one each night until I
took nine, then decreasing one each night.
sncs then my bowels have continued regu.
lar each day, and my headache sour stomach,
aud general lasaitude have LETT me, and
fsel Ike another man--wh!ch IL ent.rsly
owing to your pills--and I would not be
Without them In this new country. g.a
TTatAw Wis "A, NJ, HEATH.
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SWEET, STRONa, RELIABLE,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

4. VII 4 NV VI fNTATE. I7TTFI Tf-a - n u
~ virtue o! y seed Of trust, dated February !.
1873, - NJ. made by lyeine u Downing aud Alex.
snder,. fowMiAg. her husband, and duly Of record
III uhlo county, West Virgins. land records. In
decd Of t:ust hook 10, page 1856, ! will on SATUK.
DAY, AfRti g. 1881. beginning 1t ten O'Clock 4. H.,
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county. in thct ity 0! Wheeling sell At public auc.
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at The south east corner OF Tenth llatc Madisonl
sttett. and Market 't,cct, thence rum Log south
with Market street twenty.nue fett, more or l. g.
to the frame house oute owned aud occupied hy
Samuel q. Robinson Thence running towards The
east parallel with Tenth street seventy two feet
thcnce running parallel with Market street tc
Tenth street, and from theNce - the plfcc OF he
ginning, together with tic .h,ee.story brick build
lug titd other improvements thereon {J5erl
Terms Of Sa!e--Cash. u y IL
80. tlg. A. J. CLARHE, Trustee.
- ], Q, HEHVEY, Auelloueet, q q ~ mrs vAe
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"a New YORK car driver when be wants
to clear the track shouts "bi, there, hi" A
Chicago driver strikes his bell and shouts.
''ehake 'em mp there, will your A Bos.
ton driver says, 'deviate from the direct
line those equine sppendages. accelerate,
exhilaratioo, lively now Chicago Inter-
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l COULD scarcely spsaE 1t was a!luos. i'm
n'sittle TO breathe through my uostrits.
Using hly's Cream Balm short time was
entirely relieved. My head has not been 20
clear nor vllce so strong In yeura. l recon.
mend this admirabs remedy TO all aill cled
With Caiarlh or Colds in tbs head. ]. o.
iicaENos. Shoe M,rshsat, Elizabeth, N. ].
(plice 50 cts rr:.hy
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WHsN the blood is loaded with impuritie.,
and moves slEgsishly in thu veins. MI alters
iiva is rseheh, IS this condition II the vital
ilnid cannot Inst long without serious results.
There is nothing better than Ayers sarsapa.
ria 10 purify the blood, and impart energy
t, the sy,em. .5I.-l paw
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FORMERLY weak, nervous dyspemic and
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crst qusck nostrums, pretended kidney med.
iciEes, etc., are agreeabsy surprised to regain
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from aches and pains by the uss Of Dr.. Guy.
sotts Yellow Dock and s.rapssllia. 1t re.
stoas every disordered function to normal
condition. 1891 DIV
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! WAS troubled with Chronic Cssarrh and
gathering III my head, was very deaf at times
hal discharges from my cara, and WAS unable
to breath through my nose. Before the sec
end battle OF Ely. Cream Balm was e1.
hsusted was cured, and to-day en- 10y sound
health. q. J. CcRBlN, 923 Chestnut st, Field
Manager, Philadelphia tub. House, Pa. (5ee
AQV,t TrhkAw
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u 500 Enpr Pnurthenih StTf nj .|

testimony OF his patients. The Increasing do
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cIce aud familiarity with ,herapl,lu Ascnis. d
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luieS tlCceha. cure ~ possible, ana frankly give
Tho uRttEut my Onlni, H. TO- #I. ~. HI.I..r -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-22

NUTRITION, food is essential as a means OF
restoring consump.ive to health. A med;.
cine that will strengthen tie lungs and
soothe all irritation ~ slso necessary. Such a
remedy Is Dr.. Wis,as's Halsam of Wild Cher.
~. II is The only preparation Of Wild Cher.
ry. that givas complete satisfaction l.
quickly cures coughs and colds. paw