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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20
For TEE ARKASsAw TRAyKLER.
 PECULIAR PEOPLE.
BY ADAM DEAN.

l; is surprising how many queer peo- pie there are in the world. Every other person that you meet will tell you ,ha, every other person is so peculiar, SC strange. We all know these queer peo. pie. If we do not, our best friend doe. and that is usually abou, the same thing
 It is an open secret that the fewest nun Der of individuals think for themselves
 When the world, your little world which is pretty much the same kind of hem iphere that your ne'gabor inhabits, comes in contact with a creature some thing more than ordinary, be sure ihA, person will be voted one of those odd, strange individuals, tha; never could understand. You will hear this in ann so-scsry . tone of voice that you will al- most wish that human beings might be moulded as our grandmothers in the olden time used to mould their tallo~ candles-au of kind-the same length, the same thickness, the wicks not vary the hundredth part of an inch. There were times, however, when in spite of all grandms's patient toil, one candle, may be two, would dare to come forth differ enf from its fellows, little shorter, a lit- sle longer or perhaps all crooked ard deformed. Ohen we have heard grand M. ss5, os dear, there nov, how pro- vokisg. That win have to be made oyer again, 1t is no count at all" That is jast what one hah of the people of the vorid think of the other half They believe they could accomplish wondertui work beneficial to all humanity if they could just ger the job of moulding their ac- quaintances all over again !; and they are sure ii vould be . splesdid piece of work
 aanship, for they have a perfect mold, in themselves, to serve as a model But that, my friend, won't do. Acress the way, in your neigabor's garden, there grows hly, tall and grand, and close beside it, breathing the same air, is a tinaid violes that shrinkingly hf,s its mod ct head- They are of the same family inaSmuch as they are both flowers. They are warmed by the same sun, waiesed by the same dew, and watched over by the same stars. We behold the Elies of the field, they rca not neither do they spin, and yes Solomon, m all his
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20
olvs ,Ae le..css.m oirl. a chance.
Nashville | aioa, ]

' sFFNEFENF
 The young uea wAo are disposed to pass oO he other side ct the street and sa other enteeling ways dodge ice-cream sAIeoes when ou, wAlking wi,h lheir dear girls should remember that all during the loa1 winter these same girls eheeafully ana aneomplaininely furnished lights and fuel soE tAesr comfort. and the h,le cream, strawberries and similar necessi. ties .aeY are willing to accept are ba, aa inadequate return, at the best, fcs the lase Wlnter's tAvorS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20
Great Was the FAn Thereof.
INrv Mi Innrn.l,

.Nev Nork iaarnAl,l " Hello !" ex siaimSd A Brooklyn man. as he Slaaced at his naotninE paper "l sec that ktsSAlA has tallen."
 l, rus, serves her ught," sad his wife it g'rh will 60 so skating tinks they must expect to tumble. Now, when l was a girl "
 Bat hes husband had disappeared like a cold drink aa hot day.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20

h an Oaio sown the other day . wo- man we.t about insi aisg thss she was mzyos of the place She declared, also, thza she wAnted to resign, and then everybody knew that she vas insane.- Phfkad<IpAia Pr<fG
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20

" Why, 1 am 90 delighted to see you, vas .he cordial welcome.
 -And yoa have your new beocaded mantle 2"
 -Yes, Cicely, dear, l thosght 1 might as veil Yoa hayea't yo1rs yst, be- heve!"
 Mine? No, indeed read they were going out Of style as rapidiy as aatumn iezves-1
 Then l should think you would have one. You know you aisays bay % . falling market"
 Thns if is that feminini:y has Its little < ses-.os," and they are really enjoyable ito the one thzt ge.S the best of it. Har1korS Pssf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20

The Emperor of China nexz uses the personal paoneun L He ought to brace up iD his grammar. and give up saying me and you-7-Beskos Bz6gef.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20

The mosquito begins 10 seDd in his bill as soon as the plumber leaves of.-Bos. I0s Poff
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20
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 soUTHEEs Bfy0UAc.
 Care 9s E. Y. Avery 4 @s7s
 LOUISVILLE
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-06-20

BOW.
 He tore of the scAnty rags in which she was rolled as he had taken of the boys clothing. He 6lied a bettle with warm milk, introduced sponge into il, then took the bottle into his night hand and in the Jeff the distracted hifle bundle that continued to scream. He pat the sponge to her mouth. She drank eager. ly. The boz had dropped his 6osk. He ~atched the baoy come to life. The poor hftae fellow raised to Ursus his eyes, moiRened by an emotion he could no. sxp.ess
 Come, nov eat, wi1 you -
 @Wsnt you eat, too s7 asked the child, trembling, with . tear in his eye
 Eafr shouted Urs1s, "who is talking abour me? Yoa are here to cal, drink and sleep. Eat, or I'll pgs you out of coors, ycu and your little sister"
 ]. s not my sister found hez."
 SWhat! you picked her upY
 @Yes, On a woman dead ia the snow.u
 WhezeT
 A league from here.'
 Ursus spread bezrskin on the chess, and Laid the sleeping infant on it He bade the boy also he down there; the boy obeyed and stretched himself bessde the fisfie one Clsas rolled the skin abouf the children and folded it under sheiT feet Then he took down the lan- tern and lighted it, telling the boy net to b< afraid that ke would soon Tefarn. Al moment laaer the children slepe psofoGnd- y. ii vas zE iEsfahse zaieH of brezfhs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

The Spectator" writing 10 tho Chris
fim Union, says;
The "Hpsctator. being in o nsighbor-
ing town one Saturday evening. called OF
Mrs. A., who 10, by the way, widow Of I
Congregational minister. and found hei
busily engaged ia sewing. She begged
her pardon for continuing 1t her work,
and stitched away as she ohatted, The
curiosity Of the Spectator" was aroused
BY the unusual aspect Of the garment shs
was making, and at last hs boldly asked
what the lace and purple and gold fringe
mean.
Oh, explained the hostess. its . robs
for I boy neiehbor Of mine who bas just
attained tie dignity Of acolyts 10 the Ro-
mish church. Mrs. Murphy, his mother.
is taken suddenly III. and I'm flushing
this of to be ready Tor early mass tomor.
row morning.
Before the Spectator" had time to re-
mark on this intelligence, young woman
cA,as 10, aud asked il she might borrow
Mrs. A.. big sofies.pot for the Methodist
missionary meeting.
Certainly. said Mrs. A., but II Isn't 81
home. IstAiuk you'll nnd il 1t the Bap-
tist vestxy. They had II once at their fss-
tivsl. l would gstdt fqr you myself, bul
Ishall BE- busy Monday making cake for
our church sociable, and for you, too.
l haven't forgotten that I promised you
some. sH
The Spectator" aftsrvsrd nsatiessd
these circumstances TO friend Of Mrs A.
and was told that they were by no mesnA
unusual. aa
That conee.pet, declared his iniormast,
is known fer and wide. Itsppssrs d aIl
the Missionary gatherings and seoiAblss ei
every church, and there is story that il
once went TO Epirisualist samp-msstins.
Mrs. A. il active In our church. Nobody
works harder for it. But she II jast q
active in helping others. She seems "a
regard everybody's religion ~ sacred
thing. and she does all shs can to help il
on, whatever its form may be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Al slass railfsad engineers Ia sctivs
service are Exceptionally temperate men.
The daily psrisrnaass II their duty 70.
qpifss , clear brain and STEADY nsrys,
which il very soon broken up BY any use
Of sicehol.
The nerve tenison ts which tLsy are
subjected in setivs work produces after :
tims many and profound nerve disorders.
One Of the hints Of breaking down Ia this
class Is excessive csution and timiiity.
Often mes who have had su accident aud
escaped without any external injury will
soon exhibit signs of mental shock. In
what is called loss Of nerve Or childish ssu.
tion. Their trains will slwsys bs lsls.
they will ''slow down" and slsskss spssd
from no reason except some internal lsass.
and have to b. changed 10 other work.
Insomnis snd dyspepsia are also common
signs OF sxhaustion. After tho day's run
they viii bs unable 10 sleep or properly
digest food. and alcohol ia some form will
be eonins1 10 lLs bours altar tho work u
over. Daring the day they drink nothing
except, perhaps, beer. aud that IL great
moderation: but when uigbt comes they
uss spirits To excess. After time such
men will show marks Of failure IN sSees.
sivs caution or rsxklss.nsss. and vssy
irregular 10 their management Of tbs
engine They viii ksss heated iourasIs
and broken engines beyond the svsfsgs
eypsrisucs.
These and msuy othsr iadicsljoss soos
render them mat Tor Tho work. ~ u The
opiuion ri 4 competent authority that ~
rrsi.ssr whs bsgips 70 drink will W. ~
. rule. Obliged 70 give up work 10 tve
years from gsssssl insonpsssssy. a.
though biz uss Of spiriss ny b. - home
ard largely concealed. ssd wbst " called
general moderation. fact has rssspsjy
coms TO my potics vitt itS sxpiaustioa
that - Of unusasI interest On through
train running out frcm Nsw York IL bss
besn observed thst YssSiy III the ssei-
nssr~ who sers changed SD discharged
for drinking vsrs on the pisLt trains, SD
we're considered ti,s most eompsssDt The
soneiuslou vas tbst men on these sigbs
rms sese more likely " dnsh. and The
individual opisioos Of railroad msssssrs
agree oa this poiut = M~iicaf and S.yy'-
Ell Aspo,sy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

With eleven teeth had l parted without
the aid Of anesthetics. Internationally
] surrendered them to the dentist. who
was willing to receive them for oonsida-
tisn. 4 twelfth must go. As / took the
chair of torture, remarked that II was
: four-footed molsr snd would hurt.
"Take ga" suggested the dentist. "What
Is gasi" Nitrogen monoxide de--the best
an@sthetic known. Ltis harmeless and
and nerves WE'LL" "I'll take it; give mo
enough." The dentist brosght forth >
rubber bag, the wooden muxzle of which
be thrust into my mouth.
With bound I spraDg into the air. 7
attempted 10 fasten my hold upon some
thing but everything gave way-sven >
giant elm came up BY the roots. real
izsd that had but . few minutes to live.
All my friends Il saw every oRe-wsre
watching me. Ny deeds, good and bad,
filed past me. will not say which form
q the longer procession A man to whom
/ had given pewter quarter asked me
how liked IL. aud said he knew ] would
come to il.
Nov I was going upward, and when I
had reached great height, ] swooped
down like bird OF prey. and dashed
through wall OF solid masonary---just .
hundred feetthick by actual measurement.
A dozen times scared aloft, aud as many
times / sailed down. When descended
ell the stone fences, cobblcs, boulders and
trees ran TO meet me- / bit them all.
Now I was ascending again, but in diff.
ferent manner A balloon, miles 10 cir.
cumfsrsnce, was bearing me upward. /
clung TO its lower part with my teeth.
Ny hands we're 10 my pockets, for the
sir was chilly. Above me vas the bal
loon.c car. and ont Of il leaned man rssem-
bling the dentist. Ia bis hand lie held
sn immense pair OF tongs He regarded
me With manifest displeasure.
We wers rising At fearful rate Of speed
80 fast indeed that ! could rot shut my
eyes yrLs Wind blew the lids open and
held them back At last the mAn in the
car said: NOV III pull that tooth; you
must cling with your nose while ]
pull. ! obeyed knowing was
10 his power The tooth came ont on the
end Of the tooes. and wss placed in the
car. Soon aiter ! heard . tumult 10 The
car above. The dentist appeared and
shook his slinched hand At me. and shout
ed: "Cosfound your old tooth; IL Is grow
ing 70 fat thst 1t will crowd me ont.
Pretty fsllsv you are TO shed such mon
strous molss." thought this was very
unkind. bad net asked him 10 pull the
tooth. and bow could bs responsible for
its sixe?
Again ths asntist appeared snd cried 10
great wrath: II shall throw il overheard
--Ieok outl'
II did not hit ma. Issv - II ~hizzlsd
by that il MAS mapy times larger thaa tbs
capitol bailding Il Washington. ! hoped
that nons Of ~ friends we're standing
where il would fsil upon earth. We rsrs
nov psss shs sun snd sppsosehipg nearer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

lives ess Of ~ ios u ne ALLEGED Al.
soas ''cesbeys" that gave ~ ssAihsssos
q vhss thsy didsy know ahcst rlSjas. !
~ Ssndsys va Hs 80 ncrs tASs
suspected d tsiae "nill jssles" lrou
6as Assso dairy; bal " wore lsas Asis:
rsd ahirt ssEisss sus Aas ~ ~ !
Whole asaesy ei revolver slsspps5 y
ht.. A. hs sssastsa srcusd : Mssh1I
street Lsr room. hsmnsr,ag ~ ~ It
sors ''Pssss, = ms~k.fss~J yosse uas
entered ssd ssusly requested 10 y ~.
piled sishs kspa Isnonads. tn valk
ing ssssasl ssimly salsl.si W. rrvpasa
Won q this modest beverage, ald aceslvi
y . manner that bodied ua ssA 10 tks
aswcosasr. When the drink ~ss sonsose.
- ~ soshsy inssas4,sly :. is~a sLs
sins ana pssssd ths mixsssv ca !. ths
| deer
Deaf allow No sioh slop sss y lrssk
asossd AsrA Yer nssl taks ysr lisAss
straighA - q dsy. tsadsrfoosl
| l prsesr lsnosads. ssid W. ysuse
man. mildly, - ths other nllsd vhisksy
slaas 70 We bsia and pAsssd Il slosg tAs
ceuntsr.
Are - asoia 70 drisk lhsl aiess
shoot copper a your sossi roassa The
sali.brandsr, fumbline Il lie bslt vhils
ths awstruck byst4adsrs Looked Arssnd
Tor tables TO sst sndsr vhsa tie s6oellag
began.
Ivili not decisive you. ~ friend. ssia
the yoans man, xipiag his fofsAspd viii
= embroidered haadksrshist; ! Vim uos
drink il.
rs drink OF draw. howlsd Tie bal
man.
No shooting here. gsntlsnanl cried
the barksspsr; these mirrors cost eOoO
apiece.
Certainly not. ssid the polite yousg
man; just lend u ysur back room for :
few minutss; ! supposs u will suit you .
shoot across table a. the drop Of bet.
be said 10 the Arixouisn cyclone.
The A. 9. locked = II be had bssn iip-
vitsd to surprise party, but be began 70
timber up his artillery. and swear like )
mule driver With dishsd wheel.
Meantime the meek youngman haa tsken
OF his cost aud vest, aud produced beau.
tifully niokelplated little revolver Then
he walked up 70 che Telephone and signal
ID the central efficc.
Going to order doctor7 yelled the ooV.
poker. who was bracipg up with anotLsr
ave fingers Of Arewstsf.
We won't need any doctor. my friend.
calmly replied bis antagonist. Hello
thsrsl--just connect mo with The coropsrs
Office. please. Thanks. Hello. Dr.. ODou.
nell. I'm just agoing 70 shoot another
man up here. and l want the poor devil
buried It my expense. No pius box
mind. Give him good chest With silver
handles. Don't forget. row. silver han
dies. Good bye. Nov. then, my san.
CANARY friend
But there wss crash 81 tho swing
doors, and the bovine urchin was gone.
And thus ended one Of The most hsart-
rending episodes Of Wild Life Ia the far
west about - far west = you can got
without walking overheard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Il lishtaisg spssd. The dsstiss - o
~ sdss of ths oar. daaelsa Ais lsgA sad
saslsi. Hs AaA tAs iapsasasa V ~
ne Why ! did - saskA Msss - warn
irca proximity to Ne ssn ~ | dsssasd
70 20 no fsrthsr. ! rslisquisAsd ~ Asad
and shoutsd: '0osd-byA old jsw.hssak.
sr." Quick = thought iasultsd. iadis-
naut he dsssist rsachsd isr hh tsass
I'll pull them al. b said. and = ! isll
the toaes ieastheusd. and gave ehsss. hss
csuld not evsFtsks ma
After falling sli day and ~ night ]
csns near The earth early Ia ths usosuias
Al l flew downward . eildsd weather
cock % . church sasspls ssovsl. ] ssa-
sidersd This oAsasiva aad ~ ssns ~
knova agssey. ssresssl ~ aishA ~
vent hAek 70 ths valhsr.eosk sad dsnas.
dsd 70 know vhat h nssss ~ " ns
crowded ne leader. This ~ W orsas
IN insult. Asv at bin. vhsa. pssslo. hs
began 70 CROW louder and y grow larger.
I vss on The sasth nov Assing troa .
monster ssak. The chureh and slsspls
vers still attached 70 hin, bst hs had b..
cons 70 mach larger Ma Ahsy wore no
impsdimsnt I rsmonstsatsd With hin.
bst his soaly reply vas sblsv from lhs ioc4
that held The chnroh and stsspls. Ne vAs
on the point Of dancing horapips on ny
stomach when snsrgsd iato new world
in time to hear the dentist ssy:
"Did you know when I pulled ~"
"Yss; I nav you and ysus tengs pull.
ing. but I felt Il not You wsss . great
while about NJ How long havs I bssn
hsre?' s
The dsatist Consulted his tinspiscs
''Ons minute and twenty seconds"
GEoRaE APrLErox 6rscKwELL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

II. : vise dog that ksows ssosgh le
run 10 N tbs vsIk aD1 dsvs ihs esIlsS
sbsn the dog-cssebss sppssrs
I,'s rise wonsn that kssws hov 10
s,oii lending her copper bottossa pro
4rvs.ksstIs 70 nsighbr.
It's viss book ,sgsot That really knows
~, t,iax abou. ihs iss,k he il selling.
~. wise bank ,ps.si iDt that shssst
~ sish the dspssii0ss sisekss.
It's siss busias.s msn tlst ksovs The
imposssses u sdssssity.
IL uiss vonss thas ksews w COST
Of her sslshbor's bosast
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

NY boy" said promissnt railrosd
contractss and builder q The Southern
hotel rscsatIy. "how igsorsnt The general
public ID Of railroad building. They know
absolussly nothisg Abossthat pleasant and
sshilasstine American industry. Tbsre
arc tristA II = said, 10 III trades. but
rsiIpad bsiI8ias feads ~ proesssion in
that Esgssd.
"Tsll - DspsbIican ssnsthiag sbout
The w sons xuilrosds sps bsilt. rsaask-
Cd shs ssSss1ps.
"wsll. : ~ ysAn 80 ! aunhsd The
Bee f<ss - fron Highsasa 70 Hsop-
ssdrcller, ~ nilss. Tbs ofigisaaen Of
The ssAsns wsrs II poor nsa. sonpsrs-
lively, thuss msabsn. Thsy I'D pr
hsps. bs1ssss thsm. tioo.0oo They sur-
vsysd ~ Iins. lgursd o. ~ c7st, sst sbs
right = ~ ~ formed operation
They &issoVcGsd thst Il vosN require fpi-
y s3Aooo ~ niis V bald ths road ssd
nearly - nssh 10 stosk II 1hs outlook
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26
..8 Lack.

Pick out the laziest, poorest man In
yeur town, and you will dnd him grew.
ling about luck. When be comes to sx-
plain his career you will sss that be plan.
tod potstoes and waited for lssk To eoms
around and hoe them, while be set on the
groosry steps and talked politics The
ill.luck he growls about has como more
through his own shiftlsssness and bad
management than from any other cause.
Diligence makes luck; economy makes
luck: honesty makes luck. 1t Is too late
10 the day to make tho world believe that
some people we're born to be rich and
others TO be poor. 1t rests solely with the
boy and man.
Five or sIx years ago ! happened to be
10 railrosd Office when . boy Of fifteen
entered and applied for position. ilis
parents were poor. but they had Taught
good manners. His clothes were Of cheap
material, but they we're clean. The bead
clerk, 10 whom tho boy applied. locked
him over from head TO foot. .sLri
him few questions, and told him 10 call
again.
I'm going 10 give that boy chance. be
ssid sitter the lad had departed.
Don't you hsve dozen spplicstions
every week'
Yes; bnt when boy Of his ago bas the
courage 10 walk into On oiiice like this alI
alone aud mske application. be has some
thing 10 him.
The boy was given place ~ msssen
ger, with sAlsry Of Is per week, wss
10 the same Office the other day. and
where do you think ] found bim' The
head clerk had been promoted. and this
boy US in his place. and his salary had
risen from 81 3s week TO 500 month wAs
il iuckf No. His diligence and faithful
ness bad promoted him step by step; snd
the ,srns things will taks him higher and
higher. until be will some day HIi The po-
siiion Of superintendent Or president u
the read.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

.L-
- ses avery sssrssi - = sess.
especially 70 men visa g 49, 4
ihs eosls Tsa up - h'sa-su' -.
Gns = much = s1s sApas1 49,. ss''a
~ bst e5o.ooo The mss vsre oe''ns'.
nsa -eas : splsndid sasisese' ~ sscona
: sarssd ssAsass. sstA uniaaassd snesS
- > 0easafcss aasoea sessuA hs
sesA - ~ nessy rieAs oss - mso
poGDsl - thasd - sersishs'orvsro
hossst ssoasssi1l nss. . pillar IN shs
chussh, - : ensAA cisizsn o. she soun.
r ed6ittooesSs Sst6sg sP W largest shsre
Il ~ neasy. - - 70 poss = shs moral
slsmsst Of The esut<ssaioa. Hs ~ 70
give The thing stauoise and ieansocs.
0ss. Blaad'a name W atswsr q stssasth
h itssli, aad evarybedy tnss ~ worth
aad respected him. This ~ the comb
nation. Nov ier thsir plaa q ssak.
well, thess naa oSsaixed VITA me
general ~ pfedd1AL ons - seseseAry ano
tssasuFss. aaa ths chssky fsIlsw = ssnef'
4 nasagsr. Thsy advertised ~ eoassAc-
tors 70 build The road. Several ccnsrAo-
tos went over tho ground and submitted
bids. myself among them, and sos ne
~srk. ThA plan Vas % build Il mile "
nila 4 mortgage vas placed upos sns
line p set funds % carry on me vorI.
This Va kept up, mile After MILE until
The entire - we're nniahsd. ~ Of which
were mortgAsed. After the road wAs nm
ished the laat mile va nortsassd' a
second msrtssge was saddled upon tho
whole thing ior funds WIN wnicn 20 ouy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Quinsy troubled ns for twenty years
Since started using Dr.. Thomas, Eolec-
trio Oil, have not had ~ attack. The
Oil cures ssre throat At once. Mrs.. Letta
Conrad. 6tAndish. Mich, Oct. n, s63.
- -
NEVER GIVE UP! you can fnd remedy
for Heart Disease, everybody who has
tried DR. GRAVES HEART REGULA-
TOR says il is sure cure Free pamph-
let Of r. e. Ingall, Cambridge, Mass
JAMES PYLE'H PEARLINE is consid
cred the best Washing Compound Of the
day BY all who once give ita trial, II
slsaasss the most delicate fabric without
injuring IL. Sold by all grocers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

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