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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
BETTER THAN GOLD.

Better than grandeur, better than gold, Than rank and titles d thousand fold Is healthy body and a miEd al ease, And simple pleasures that aisays please. A heart that can feel for another's woe. With sv.lp Athies large enough 10 enfield Al men as brothers Is better than gold. Better than gold is conscience clear. Tho toiling for bread !n humble sphere. Doubly blessed 1ifh content and health {,ntried bv the lusts and cares ot wealth. Loxiy iying and loi;y tho sht, Adern and enrohte poor mans eel, Fo. mind and morals in natures ylan Are tse genuine tests oi 8 gentleman. Better than gold 5s the swee; reaose Of the sons of ,o. when the labars close Better than gold !s ne poor mans sleep, And he balm that crops on asS siam5efs
 deep
 Where lux4ry piiIoAs Is sct .1g htsi. The ioiler s.glpls op5air deems A shorter route to ;ar las6 af dreams. Better thar gold k th.nk = mind Th2t n the realm ot books can fad 4 treasure sgsr rassing Austfalseu ore And hse WlsA .it- great and good .; ,ofe, The s4ge's lore and she fee,.s l4s. The eio-les of enaases pessst A es The world : great dream ii tras uai0.d And sicl1 } treasure better fsAn god Better than -o.a .s a peseff5.i heile Where al. the hge-iar char etC-~ ea#r. The shrine oi love the heaven o; lie. HailoW es " niottet. or >4stef- af sIie, HaMevct azssaufe s.e Aofue fsat he. or triet AT -osfss as ara.ea decree, Tie altsssaes tts # never N--e 2 IF zta- 90 . An center it.eGc 8-e better ii u Iu.1
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
msr~ood and ou,iave pore.
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|, $ vel known that great d. va. Dosc repafatior ln Frtnec II vas iiu ?. mea ai 4biy greater n lBgland. where his sfnal'esf works were eagerly sought ai'ef. and his larger pictures were per maneatly exhibited He ~|as. iheieiote naturally very f9ud .! lng'and. and fge- qeeatlY e.atet lo1dou ioF heightened periods. occupying always the same rooms e iae l-angham ho,el. One morn. my. n the year i@ one of the 1a.tefx informed hif3 ina, stranger g ss Nalting 10 gee him He ~c2,a mol giYe his name. bot begged Q assure the banter that he sousa r9' regfc' gaming the .iesitei in- iefvcs Dprc ,heteu gan ordered his visl'f ,o bc shown Fl, when 4 small gen. ter sn. ~lia s9tneshAi | 5ntdefcd hAif A bf.sily Houstzche greeuish rycs. and face ~aadeftsily ike that of a,. 30aed hlrself ato inc room. Sf. he began. an 4 great a5nireT Of yoef talent. and ! am very drsli9gs of obtaining lforn you q sra~lBg fegTessn,ing me n the art of peftounin2 my official daiIes l only ask for 4 iew strokes of yoer pencil. and am wiling 10 pay you 5sg for them l" VI n great pleasure repilrd ,hs aftis, . v foTn may have The rleasure of ad- dTessing The other anxwrred si;h an ais 0. conscious pfide. e 1 am Mir Mar wooa, hes rnajesty's hangman. bore 5 h-st fncsETasHt va enc of scarfeiY con. csalet t!sg1s: tH' hts curiosity to fol- lo4 he iaarer further got the upper hand and he assured his strange vsss.og teei as ~as a: hfA fisp5ssl. h tha, csse replied Aar~os5o. come and sec mr to-rloffnN. 1 an gotng IT hang F. ' "a nwflghi, sne nan who eet soaza io pIeces a; 1aaeehapei, and xa se condemn ais3n ,as pfoDAbay read n ne papers. X mertsng Nas zrrAnged for he foilo&inY morning. ard wl;n hearty shake of shc hands they Sep- ara ee
 i5.fe was paa,ae4i io his appoln.n eai. aEa waen al ras over re;aFned svoiy impressed D Inc lesrla4e spectacle be had witnessed. He has,ened to IArsfer the scene 70 paper ~hile the impression was ail. fresh m h.s memory, and set to ~oTk to sketch, with all hls well kno~n nerve ard power, the prison-yard, in the pale light of early morning. with the fatal shed, within which was perceived the
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

cord and running moose awaiting its vse- tim. From side door the grim psoees- sion was seen approaching at it's head Marwocd, drawn up to the fali height cf hts din,nutive stature, his eyes itghted up hy an almost Satanic glare. and car rsing number of straps behind hin. a wander s,sh the cap used ,o conceal the distorted scatares ot the unhappy man sl the last moment Then. supported by the clergyman. followed ;he condemned man. deathly pale. ~tth drawn and hag- gard features. waking mechanically ;c hss ooom. In the baSkg4 sund were ihe high ~ails ot the prison, thtowsug ,heu dark shadows en the ground. The ensirc ssene. in fact ~as portrayed with A slvid realty impossible ;o describe
 Aat~uod. ar coming for his Skeseh the
 eNi day, was dc shtea beyond mesSluc tE the artists work. and promptly drew sai tom hIs Pe,kc the stipulated once laate hoacvet. would not accept any money from hum, ard begged hita to tars ard the amount to the French hos pi,al Mat~pod kept ihe tle,n,s ;n h,s posSesslan tns saRsc wears, laat .1 lSnslh. u a ,ifae hen ~otk sas ~la ~ith h,m ' he WtS induced fa pant with t iot
 :. l'kNr aslnn Il andt~> ~aS tg a'n brought tn tho hanssl.nl at pfo.a,> anCtton mart str4Hfe - saS. m ,hr ect, aAN ot NAfse de t,h. when enlv tcfehei ,. and pEsscd into unknown hands
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
ssi. atHty i

tseEz. gs kssaiE g .s Eai ruitared. hst he had s.naae Ne.i.5a..lr, ed nnnd and he woo Re through forests ot ephisi.N and masses ef lesd optniaas stta.ghi te the poius e,asefnot Me. mhe Sa7nifcd htm s.ie-,t'N. nsed h teti story iluslra- tlve ai ihc rough bark ot c5d Ia, kory $ shAiaeiel ha4ag ihe administration ,i lresaseH Neafor eneiai l.,t ksen. ln conn tad nf seme troop, nf,dei l1tdA and atptufe AfbHhno, and Ambt1stet. iSo inFiishmen sila II MAS ,hsfged ,ns e.tcd .he lud4ans ta icpgcd4tlors. IIsl as the esfpe'-l ss cts aeW iuslte ncEfaes to no. He t aasc efirfcd i soGit maj t,al tad had then hanged. Wtth hut hltlc tune = prepare iot theI future place ot sbodc. He ssss Afraisncd ioi the afcnse be,ofe ihe 4blne, ei df Monroe, and II Monroe 4nd Mf Adam. the seffe- ta,y at s' ,te defended hun en the hlgh grounds of intcrusiIana Law A cXpound cd v taptas. Attel md lunendorf Jaek>on who had 4narreIod ~,th Mf. Monroe, was disposed to regard the maj et as entirely personal D n Groifus: | lafendoti i d. tell s.std he ih.s ls t mere matter be
 
 sa,d oi hun that, pending Inc gee>,ion of dispute between ih,s country and fIarce ID regard to the demand for } .Q.10 o9p his message to congress con- taincd direct and insulting ;hfea' Ia Lou Philippe The cablae; consulted and afged 4 hange of the ph'sseoiogy, NIT. orsyth. then se tetafy ol state. ad- rol'ly hanged the language dlo,aied hy the president. to soften !. and make the message more diplomatic m terms. and more eoniafmable to peaceful and eaurie- ous national intercourse Bn' when Ng Douclson. ihe presidents piiVaie seerc- tap read 'o hum from the proof sheets. lat k4on stopped him Hhen he got io ihe pant relating to r4ncc. Read hat agaiu. sir sad he that ls not ny langnage | has hecn changed and [ will have 10 other eRptcssion oi my uw T meaning than my own words. The 0usinal words wcte subs, fatcd. and hfs abs .4;e Gie faaon "gpns from ran . ;he money 1anc h never cuu!d have been obtained thre igh diplomacy.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
HE kNk ARrEMuS WARD
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As,f zstH fasfadzf
 l. vtz n tS# th.s met ,n old fellow ~ho had kHeNe tHe Hfvsa ia4s ta Name. itora vhsch Ntcnes s,a
 spFaus lis amc wa9 Nlkn.e. .nd 1e he "as iaqua ten>. t was ny ,te3sh !, tt ltssou to the TIC. he had o tea oi them h'aah hey. H,stse Wzts t hla, kstnath, and A eaa siue ii iatls. 'eteta e#aN - aa pos,ie hss >maths sipas Hu5 s and ..HeaE tes hal ae taefr ~eEe ohatiev ma H4 nroNn the hs' name aiief~ s.#s .suuns A- temn4 Wssa Sud l5. sh,.s. nsts k.n talk .s mn.h 4s Noa pirAsc at tad bss but Il them inaI twa boy. Wescn4 bad
 ans, 1 never ~aa, te sec aaAlhes aenl
 Lam my heats f tAey tas,5,ia klsk up me'c monkey shlues than any twe hats l ever met. ia1 wss mefe w4Ts and active than Inc oihel lft halle. ase ihc most slc eNlng Il iaansi thr hana les ot my hammer. siueated utsh 4Ale Itease. fusi u w7s pull4H9 the ftnn iIom the htc. kueN the tang legged. lantern s~ed. rel heaicd hafiev had been IL II sas psIiug shoe oa a k4se Ae a4p la wlth s saietnn iaas ine i,tC. hat ne vttR hoV da. Aliatef Hs- bee but that hofsc would uat stand sfi!l ~hllc that boy VAS II the shop lie would puiI han out oi the anttn.ala tai. and puck him wlth pms. uusit losing pa aenee ] wot.Id thtns the hammer Il htm ana shont, fif out . here you land ipper lie would fan :. lIsIie pee .lp the toad. only to Tetafn and SaY m la hI,
 nosc tone. v aln [ inti afe you. oii biaoce say, old rfud III A banter lng tone cf votsc : n Amhutgi's me nagcrie is oming tn ioNn And he wants h's monkeys shod. don you san, to pul shoes on your rela,lons wtth thIs sally he would disappear. An many h the tune had to complain ol thai awkward boy to hts people, who wrte euiet and Christian iike III then manners We'll. yeaD went by and lJil and harley lei se hool and went iuto a printing nifi z to ieatn Ia be printers ( harley moved away and went 10 F ,xton and f,osn there no one knew what had become of hIm un'il i, began to De whispered ,n the town that Atemus N4td ai she Clevc- land ffan.fesfe' who WAS aaklng the world laugh st his oddities. WAS none
 +a'' ff"''fs '-ibtNp Brown Then our duuDts Ncre set |, fcs. v hs putting in au appcafans z alter hetng gone so many yeats 1 r~. member hls coming tune had nsa im proved his books, ani ihc dtoli expression ei his eycs .ss ihete siili lie came uu to the door oi the snfthy aud if honea | remembered so we'll, said. Ni,z,cf lls bee ssw the Van AmbGfgh rnonL@ys aiter you pui shoes on them. snd they all d'ed from u,shts al leaa, rhc doc Bora called Il fiat" kneo my ,osment,r ot the years .tgna. 1A4' =as the isu tune saw the mast original hamor,s, that Ameitea eser ptodu cd iaof fcilos i haze all hls books and lert0trs at home and ptiye them very highly
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
Where It's Mouth Was.
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 Where IS yorr ear. 1 .rhng = asked d Bloomington mother of her ,Mo-yeafs- old first born the other day. as she w4s proudly showing T of the reighbors " DeA. replIed he chubby piece Of misc hiet. coming ;c the rlght p.aee.
 Where yout eye
 Dea. another correct answer Where $ your nose
 Dea. ag4In properly indicating the member inquired about.
 . Where ls your loot =
 " Dea"
 Where is your mouth = 70 answer greeted ihis question.
 Come. now tell the gentleman where your mouth .s. Fersi stcat silence.
 Wont yo- ieil the gentleman where your mouth is
 The ..;t.e piece of conrariness shool; IS head and began toying with IS mamma so1srs. ~hen she gave uo me loo oftying 70 make ,h- lnf4n. speak and entered .D;o spirited conversation wi,k her friend The is;.ie one go, do.n or the floor and ,o1dl-5 over % inc gentleman, when, pointing D hef rosy l.l.e lips, she sad
 ]" Nous
 = e that IS your mouth.
 :. Nous done off-way off No, Your mouth has no, gone f l. $ riga; thsre uhser your finger
 No1s do.n cF g'ea; bid os Ike EnarnEa $ $.
 She means vel, said ta- gent e- man, D some sasps-.oes spanking tro.se .o9s@ .5 .I.e AeKt room fes moments later
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
~ Thus one msghs say when .s .rsa.

Thus one mighs say when se sSAf
 Geod srleads aeeeps our greeting.
 'TtS meet that aee who nsce, se cAt
 Shcuid cat their raxai sAea meeting.
 Rrasa on the hoard'A no bose indeed
 Although freS. bear prepared
 Nor eAn the fo~' wAieh ired
 Fsal fceasaE eS sircsascd. 't
 The iyrr N b by ds eng isses
 aife .itc mstr lAluS.
 The gi&slct, T ], known receives
 E.s proni from hIs pAnrs
 Ry eAsauegs thyme s> ,tr1 Us tfae,
 N aen spt.nE IS ie lts ptime
 bui unac or ste uoal sAst fer s0e
 II Nou Ate tsc& Tor ssnss.
 Nhlle entertaining some isiendS a, h,s house one evening. Jus, as hc ~as ,n ,he midst oi one oi his famous eNtempore songs. hls servant anneuaeei ,o him ,ha, Mir Winter ( ;aS-sAsAeiei h 4llei for the taxes Hood nala nv a=svns ion. eui wen, en with hl, song. .,ddin. al ias epd
 !" Her comes Nf Winter. oe'lesser t ta~r.. 4as5se raa "a raV h#m tstssrF he sN~,. fNSlszes s,.a ! aa. hc stsaaa sofi et Bum
 aefX
 Ieash U sssr tts eamr ts. = p,a.ess is lis power et fcpaftee may DC | asitai- ed hy the fs lo~sns There were m Lond n iao silly brothers ~ho were re- mark .hiy ike each oihcI. and who took \ de.ishs m dressing silkc and puEthng then ms, niim..ie a64i..inian. cs to dis. ungeish the ene t,om the other Hook diss ted ~,ih such shines. wa> con. veFst4E ai,h as.e II gAeu tarfet>. who. seems ;hA,N Theodore wa> faf irom echo .ng hs> sentiments Alh tespet, sn them. at lt>i cN, ufaea Wei. Nan v5tl Al leas, tdni .haithcy fcsrmhie e h aiitcl wonderfully ,hes ssc As akc Is ,No pc~s ihrN are. retnsnea Hook. ana 4at,e as streus on aeeyhet a,l.,- son. ~h.le .-7lkin9 past stli-Pe>tlne stAtis7a is4eaa te.e Hook attention ta d postei pau .. vh | a.i iseea tom o,i and shf feat Warren | ~ p6 seP'iet tt,oN as l..e Niuk that shoaa3 iai4sm
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
fgf fts y<,3,sss.s fs4 ts9s,. pEEUkl0UsEEsg
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df. .eedy pld bachelor of 4 certain county in North Carolina, was ono of the most peuartous men 1 ever aa~. once nc, hini la country store. when the ipilo~inY serne took place
 Addressing inc mef hant fsn nasal twanpl ' Tn. coming gp ,o make A pretty big biii ~iih yaa ln ie~ days. but ali Sant to-day is A dAtilng needle Have You got any Z
 Al ngh,. I've go, ihe ben ,oi you eyer sa~"
 What do yoa charge for them S'
 My usual pfsee is t~o cents bat as you Are g"ing to make d large bsli. you may haze sns ts3s eae ees.;
 At agb'. I'll tskeit fEeaching down n The po.se, of ioug-taslcd Gas.sr and producing sn egg I've btoazh, you AT esg so pay for Il eggs arc worth ten cents dozen"
 That's ii 'ighie Taxes the egg and lays | IT a box. and goes to wat upon <noihsf snsiofner.
 Afsef h,'ie ~h,Ie Mf l. ad.isesses the merchaH, again
 Say, Af. S--. don, you trea, a s~llrr son~'Isae8 when he u4des with you ] fec like an .ys-opener ~oald do me righ, s,nzr Of good fhis frosty nafnIn self"
 takes the bottle and pogrs out a pretty good one. {" I'd l.ae io have A iiitie sugar. and say do yoa care fl put 'his egg 'n l; Taking aa egg cut of d boz.
 That's all right. help yourself
 J. puts in the sugar and then breaks lhe egg and tnds t~o yolkx .n <; Say, Sir s, is ihis the egg that le, you aageF'
 :" Yes. whys'
 Cause, its got two yaiiers in II, and 1amf you don't owe me another dasning- sccdle."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
in ashes and the oonfedera.es gone. In

in ashes and the eonfederases gone. In his official report Gran, gave Murphy and his officers rebuke. which followed mission. and the rank and file. willing to hgh, had they been permitted, were teld that their conduct n accepting paroles could not be usuded.
 +. Sc, the confederate government re vised the scale of prices ;o oe paid by its purchasing agents, and for several months ;he foIlowiag figures ~ere closely adhered to
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

tl.er shas date I; ;eaS from sS..s to
 es=a n confederate meaey ;a buy a one .a.ls1 green K n; the ena cAHe
 sc alncrt Hase eat c the shelter Il < s5ete ai wooe, - charge 4 b,ess; safk oeieHsea by infantry ana aIullets. ,tisd ore isssa oat = gseEx ;ea sAg4t be salied wounded bs >aei er f9stsi-shas vA5.e he inc Sle faruing Nl.h.n ene minute tfaH ne s5me iae rekfest rlan cones " hla saase o; the muskeity ana 1rapr forty men vii -ifap. Dur tag thc rnsh at ieasl twenty ta~fc "la % aoan. ir! x Ire troops re | ihe works t1eY fn | meet saeh re as vii bFe K up A4 1fsanizattea One time In tor.y the works will he curled. Imfty-nne tunes oat of foftY the agta king troops ate difven back V .ih loss oi from 70 .o - inea.
 Ike that same b'easiwork having head-los te ate under All EUn an soatiis 4.ong Us front aud Il is nothing short ot murder to send men aEaiu>i IL ie; the 4Bastls be simply 4 winraN ot small trees and brush, and na column can pass ' without d h slt. Men must lay do~n ,heif ma@keis # drag at the a5s;ru ton aid he broscn l.nes mGst be reformed. And that within ,hitly fee, of the muskrts hay ing ,. dead rest Make the ahet.s ef sharpened stakes. with their butt ends di ven deep into the earh and the center firmly fastened Ia a raj running parallel with the works. and SOD men behind the works can hold them gtinst ss5, Let telegraph wires be strung from tree to tree or post to post. as was sometimes done. and unless the attacking part, bring axes theI dead wiil be pied up three feet deep along the wire fences.
 Al Spousl lsanla there was a slashing in front of that polnt on Lee slincs called the Horseshoe. F4ie bats of the fallen trees were towards the works then Sh4rpened limbs towards C,rsn;. Con- fedcraies stationed m ,his Horseshoe killed an average of len iederasS eael An abait4s near Lost mountain. during Shermaas 5 Geotgia campaign aided | force oi foo rorfederAies tu dciea, 4 movement made by federal force II ] .a men Al FFederic kshurg the stone walls were m abattis and coaid not be passed. \. gettysburg Hancock posi- ton was made iInpfegnable ny sae l. walls !; se ord Ball Run every l,osi- ton ea eiiher s3ie covered Dy walls er fen es was he'd to the ! .s, < reek i've feet wide and sl< lnches deep would not stop he andeElngs ot 4 cnhd. ou, | has IT ore than once halted division and held Y under such ire that yhofe com. Pauies were wIped out
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
A New DsNeaar
lauaaH sfaAr


 Among the ufsous maiadies whls h aa. sAnesng elYih1titon seems destined io bfing ii "a tIasn. no, ihe ieas, remark. able is that on whis h faralAn doctors arc bestostBg good deal Of attention sIs, BOW The obItgaiy ol B4ind whish h.. been eiled p-gf dea espoees The sui icfet IS usually 4 man tn apparently good health and ,s affected by no l,,eInop1tofg ymptofns, although on ihe oiLer hand thcrc are fassk where the r. zl4dy results from other diseases. and is in.rodIe csl by isei.rg of weakness and sIs kaess. l. generally comes on gaddenly. Nken fhe pa'ieni afflfes at q paftlc tilar pllss ~ of "a brought into the pTesenee of particular peryon. He then is observed ta tss fn mortal terror Slihotf any appAfeIi c3use ne earth aerfna t9 hia t1 pts~n into d ffasIn before hss isef. If fr flada hif., Srt is1ia'sd y an iF1meusr and Ifn penrfraDle space from the resf offhe xsrid fl hr "A oa Inc pavement he eAfes aoi iof his life sep onto Inc r94dN. .Y, bpt stands sgocs s'ii to he l,ered ai bY fhe s;re.t boys. If he is on q s,ep, he .a afraid ,o move up or do~n for fear oi oslag da.hed 70 pseces if some tEtfsafy aiyyss ali shts sfrae ne keeps hts ssfs Dr. 4, least. great many oi them and s ssnsiblr of his ab. safd position. 81fpeslnes he haa enough sense io avoid places where the attack hAs come on before. or seefns likely 10 do so @gasn- Another pe lliafiiy is th a, most ef Inc sufferers helong ,a the iibsyai pfo'essions, and to fhs higher ranks of socieiy. By examination into consider- able n-faDer ef cases sn the hospl,ais. II was f0snd that men more often suffered than women, in proportion of abou, fogr to one
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

Why co you keep getting up ard going out between the acis - asked an unsophis,ica,ed country maiden of a city eoasin. with whom she was attending the theatre. Well, my dear cox," vas his reply, don't mind telling you that am trying % combine the delights os the evening dram and the evening dfasna.r Free PyfiJ.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

C, Hints for Homeiy Women r $ me ttie Of | newly published book. There vent be dem and for a single copy the Horx n Pniiadel phia--PktIx- eselfr.I pys9J. Bat that's DO siza ,ha, 4 hundred thousand of=-nem might nor be appropriately purchased n Philadelphia -Eesfez Ps5f.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

The man who can govern a woman can govern q nation" The woman who governs a man wastes her time.-Hez<, Ksvk Gra5as1.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

Ite day heloTe h7CAUcnd safTeEdrfea butter WAS se5 per po4ud. The day aiser l. was f,;y eeGts.
 N#NAs ska3 kaz When the ..fst issue oi the confederate money was sctiered aolur- Inc pepp.e .E eamm~rdea slsh, pieinlam. l'iaen , e town d. ,eailows
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

Where there's will there's a way-to break is.--Exekasg<.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10

With ,ses> specimens iet ss l4ke leave of Ho-s.. -A z practical 1izes, an1 siance at hin .s 2unser. ia Nhi-h czpa-i.y he has never bcen e ,ellcd. even oy the famous Tom Hood. lie, nor=yer, strong y inyeighs gains; :he practice ofpanning ID rhyme n which ne g.ses yarsoas ex- amPies of prns. Two verses will suffice as sample
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msttolrhoa, lost Man.
hood. Iinpotency. Par
alyis. ProSta.Orrl &a and
eli the terrible effects Of
Sslf-Abuse, youthful fol.
lies, ana eXsesses in ma.
turer years, sueh as Loss
of Memory. Lsssitude.
Nocturnal kmiEsiop Av.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-26
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