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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04

How e'er pleasant. Let the dead past
bury It's dead. Act act in the living
present, while the cold Is in your head.
A 26'cent bottle of Canada Pine Syrup
will Cura IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

orant save orisrs - % fliio~ -, tut q iaier
rrff hlni. O. Eraf himC- AsuiFtt have nrfn "a
i-sted. "a frrr, heNiions khsritsn va Ne oas =
socurnplish "a. - Aad a. uiies tn stAr, u D.
f..sbis ~ ullstt yst have esosprd stcspt tAsi IA
ratinas save ct at b. ~as furoei - talt IA
nati cal frr~. aprrarhri Nm. AT urant o. q kiu
~ summons n suTFvutsr AEriii fhrr- 80 snus
tafisYins sn-lat terms al crAnt ssut AsAia thii
nnfs. siaausnt m iis simpuriff
o have NJ alftofiiy o. treat - ~ sltlcrt a
rssr. IL tsfms 90 ~ 49, caa D. "a
49, wru unfsrstsad ~ ths s1h iafias t0-u
thsir arm. my 80 h~rt~a vAst snr-t ds-r. 30
sssat ave thoassnds q tamsn uvss. All hunfrsi'
q mulloas q grut<rtr 40 go tsstruyei-
Ne tArn oct cat 90 shsrifAns fruat On ne ith .
ras q trucs from ies haitsd lin q o-sf tosurrva
fsf I'D IA furuss IA scccrtanos ~iih ~ Ter Goa
tufurf IN yvur letter q y-ss<rtas
ttfrian. hossver, nj 40 % bari - o. t.
tInf 90 tnl0f - sfniinf g. 'at ta.f froi ~
ff.. .rlnr % ~ ~ ma Hob tfari fuuars ui
fI. .Irrrnisf ia frarri u IH.iT airatas~m q
UrrnenT. De- tarrt unrnl 'falna hitis fAfn
r... nr..r. IL un-Hrf... .. t.Iieuent
... ...fr l.fanl arrsrlr.n Hf fhn fsuilas arpls
Co.. 4. Hli..rF ~lsiaff fat az 10. n1t orant
rf.r ..raarh to- ef.ru % rfreifei orsnts nots
.. 10 ID a-rr a. t.rfI nlff Ihs nete "a
.... d. faarn = oranfs stAr. a.
r,.r.Is fr.larsfsi - o. asf.iiat piA,~ 90 m
r.rstns q tar 10 saasriis - iumsiiAfslF 'l-if
faf~arI O. "a tiiiNss - 40 nliiot al ssi-''ri
~ houss q fafmrf 4 hcirah u VS. ].
thts hoass AT 40 nader e. arris uee. thAt ih
formsi sgfrsuisr took a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

M. .a-c...as 49, iusasursisi nsrh ~ AT IN
May Ne usnsrai sni Mrs 0r.nt ssils.i frum N q
asiphi. &C. irsu-.l ssptsmnrf. 80. ~ sft fopt
o.as rors upla his hsurs al spa Ne -rt,ern
c.sast - 80 Iate state. isnfins az ssa Franrtso
fFrm gspsn That TuTass hss t-ra a~-rrt,~t ~
goaa Ra.ssii Ysuns IL "a fauioas baas -ArOuai ~
Wofif ~ifh seasfai 0fa1t- fusrss a gotsntstss
I'D -fth CO anaftrr IN dofns ~ 80 % m ala.
sfmrls hsartei Amman. - dinsi ~ith ~ es~en
= Tnsiaai. AL Ia . fidt - stste 90 frines ne
uarrs me- -rri N.ssds . gsp-a stsano~d al
.haos hanfs wlih hiu lss co1nn. q MAJ. an boaof
u.vsr tsfars a. oris,i o. sny human hing hgiihs
tri. htsst tsafsrrs pictufs = al that - N itts
seh.l chnffsa - san Franrisco s-siisrins r@ss -
far~ him IN hs path a. ~ ianted oncs more IA ma
go rt-1afV
A ums 80 "a % VII b. rscosuissi tAat oas q
tAs most sallitis fsafurrs = NJ iouags -ofs IL
10 frans act peasant "a - ne Fsnsrsi tariat
Tat usuorstls lourusy. iruu M lsrxs boa AL
frora Ma -ar dlspstfhrsa Faiams az - eulel
= m strunx ~iss t~r.~ taaashts "a saftas. -
0raut one n uhrss. eel ~orhy IN -
ssmtrsars q he couatfl nee. oil loo tAis hur
fiei ssrtt
-WAsa IN. puss = Cambridge ssssd ne y ..
vis- his uoops 81 Aiisfstott fo.d "a ruTil hrh
-. tat - 90 "a s-.rf -aatsd q - .<.-a
80 miiltsry parsls MIA I rssignsd frum ~
srray AL ~snt g. A farm as hsrpf hhfa NJ
r-t-l - raus frturusi - "a s.rsirs hecsass -
$50 datr hsd no huusht = rsus al al "a
o. try AL uass uyssf u-fal"
fs- -asE. aso ~ nAfiaa sas startled o. real
hat 0rart rss sio-y at painfully dIins a.
his hnrns IL Ns~ Nrfs rtsfe as 40 hop thst ~
mifAt Fccorsr All Ma eountrTn.en coait % as q
SAITH "a Ing OF q ifa q ne ~ atest al
rlast b. M - Amer a.
Ils.rirt On whl.h tlfY vatrh ~ rkerins lfs
n. st4l ,ifeif ali TO- Ola 81 IN the hnrs -
I.s H. rsin l. o. m rte t.auuloes tyaiol b.s
ldth ifi autn1f L. unsa1Ha iu ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

re- usstaIi I'm thst III. ~aF.. nj i-sa oarri-i ~
au 49,
., "a. hapg-s.s q. thoasat rhs uas. Aav'
t-fn sfrrt nj f.ll thsY rrnss-
rpruiy minutes i-fofs % b. ssnt this dispatsh r.
mhnani'
leo rr,.-,-s, - isias unar- th.a Aoiiins 81,
p--lnan hffe an nisht an a. osrtaia : can AZ
usf"
IA di.ratsh -. .sat a. Jsrsr.s, nau. nsys
-asai ehlrh tnssiiar IN - - vhfa ne a.
flffh rec I'D hila Ne ussds fatfF Irrrarauna
uuf irft thr ciir nls rstfnrt ~rnf rith hiua. %
rlrt NJ srrrrtsfT ~ ar Hs a.rns Sod a. Ne
pet sffaagsiy On arh 80 sari q ~ Coo
o. rate frflat 81 I've Tofks Go asf tsforr ~
t.fu fsfu..fffd tn o. announr.t In % hnonst A.
q arIfss taniaf cFrutns. nat fafsfui Aprn 2, -
snt a. 80 tarf~isrste s-sr~tAsy ~ isst uiitsrr
sauii nass hssU retreat with - srniy tos1i
n naafiis fsir,ef. -hirh 10 hogsi ~oiiii stiii n
on
ai ersni "a. rs.iy 90 N mo.suusai 10 p.s
f. Ia tisfsnes t-t-ssu - al lohnstea "a
CD. 1uiss d 80 natter = ifa al lean
fh1f Les army thood - interrspfs'i fofs NJ
D. ..fiaa ~ss uisis
Ansr thsm' ARR thsm- -ss N "a eh-asi
~ faii - o. huloui So nothins II retfi 40
ras ~ o.f stfai-sis fiats g. stfiss a." as
a. ilsusrai
- sost nyins $500 ~ aer,h 49, - NJ APO
ulaiias sih a. sruf ofstAH nen. ursnt ent M
tian freFf aiaug ~ s1uth ale All heaisd Aim -
Atrasie at ussisnrhaiy intsrrst h1Trrs atoui
Las AT haar On Hi.huaand Grn A y. Nh. Ne
mai snf q IA a. 80 commanisrs. haf besu
tlies I'm the taaruiaT ny lard Nm tafsiT. 81
feai q night nae ~ fha h0cre. i~c's iast 40
- ~ attsnf nis hurriet funsrAi - aisht ma
h. rnunisi Ma tnrse Ant rs.is raIiily araT
President flalula inneilAisiy 49, oat o. rsLfi.
turr crant save ths simpia orirr
~ - ne Trssiisat that e. oriesr All $500
-iu stfsni Ma. sat a. fur myssn. stsft to-srd
a. rsnYlile rlst ritA NJ Army
nlt ~ Fresifsut reashei rstsrstars hsfors
Ofant irf ~ mestfax % m to- ilnonia AT
gfaut ths 81 presiirnt AT 80 firtoriaus 60
sfal-tncs pises Arrn 4 IN ~ prrh a . priTsts
k1ass n lsisrblns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

sfufhssa srrig staersr rnsfr srns sna mArcnsd On
a. civil ufo onr~ unrc "rhsn. sio~ y flfins their
faas ny laf ttsn f1ru. ald ulany veteran
rflapsd a. 49, ~ stalnsi ant taitsred coiors IN
irr shtrh D. might rsht no u0rer
On ne IN q Apfu Orant mounted his h1r-~
All tarne.t his ftfa tawart shInstaa without
hsvinE ours sntfrrt m Ounfeisrats nnea Pro-.
stiy b. thausht nv vssa gn-i tine o. male %
= NJ tumhsr h. hat "a IN ne lat tsn days
An his NE 10 tAs t-sa Ia fasl 10 t'ssp rcglArir
nins huufs oct = ne "a
IN ths rrolaused tisrs - Eichmoni Grant lot En-
o. uisn. q thiri q Ma f0rrss n 10 estimated nat
u l1st a. tfl hall Ma aTslatls nshuns msh Ths
sspensrs q M ar o. tts Norih mufh % ne unss
sIaountsd g. sias. go q dAy. % 10 sali
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
1se sou1sslps RAILROAD AT LAsr !


ne -immsfists ssssul, sioas ths linss- -. 90.
tsrsd frso'ciosf sunday. Apru L Discs ssa
"a uorrns ths osasrsi tsiesFaghei ne "~I
ma Jrstilsui zinc
ID s-ths se.s tArcasA TIE snsmy's lihe. al
ro- rs . rtsimsnt tsarns ~ Ne ueet on w
souths % raiiroad"
cr.st ri "a "a soath.iis r.iiro.i a. last
The boar hi cone. "a he kne- IL ne he
IA hsl ne oficsf a City Point -.
sEs ~ Iaor- dsussre. q rsbsi prisoners rhls
N tAftis 10 going ca"
M rsadsr a tAs osasrsis history cannot fan
A. In A. ssain ~ hs impres.ei ~ith tsrss. ras
"a disrssskrs-svsry wuri In re plAee. snd ~,
wori - many thsy are lac ne n.an An"shsr
tisrateh fhat srsAt dAy rsfefred % hs fAs0riss
~ riisn'
sIhavs NJ YET beard from shsr,iaA. bat hAvs
an ahiiiaE fan thu he a IN tAs rsht gl-es AL O.
the rftt time"
Ths bsttlsgruond sr,sudsd frvm i've rcrss 70 fe
tsrsbufs A terrible AasAait vas made On ~ isbf
t0sn tts sarh~uf wers fnAlJ oroksn thrves :
~ ths nous siatA corps VITA Gen Nrfhe i.s
st q IT, fsfsnsss d surr.nder vas fort ore<f "
80 hi - an Coafedsrstss. - brave snf ds.o'el
q bani q msn a. ever lived. Amons thfm -
ta-fy 81 common teAmsisrs. nounteA IteI sers
sn8~n In ne Confederats frmy a. NsHr'
Mais.- How aksr's mules asht TIA, dsy |.
astory o. thrill the Americah hsaft Many u the.
rea f0uxbt 90 ths last " u bayunsts anf eiueoed
nusfsts soldiers fsl before fetsr-hu NJ dsy =.
noaxh man lifs "a vorth 10 mors than tat -
ID many insecta 1he stsaan 90 for erssx IA,
0een ordered e O'closk IN the DAY. Az tAit pAs .
r Ten ne last defense % Richmoni AL slo''
cau o 0su Orf's msa we're The art - piAnt VIC
nsthoaAl ooior. upoa 10 ~ais
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

bot calm. tn-rut.bis &c s.er. ~ all ~h-t ..
necessary tofay. and tAsn st'npsd
He sst do~n 81 lift . table AMI wrote ~ith hls
90. Had the fcrmsl tern. % sirVDtsr rtsy
~srs % geusrous a. 10 surprise slhs hs enemies
.ai he COO trymea. H. al act ssea deHAhi ths
word o. his f. sa fs ne eoa ALL % -
tsnsrou. The st.v.nx army 81 lTe -rre I'm
nefislsly I'D from tie sappiss % ths nate nh <ol
disrs Grant rsqasst. his n,sn % stain fro All
axas - - - cins ne rsoss are sur eoun'ry nsa
ssAs." b. sd spril n u profound q sac. ihs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
rAE suRRENpER.

uvil h. oas u M s.ss uvias snsne. 10 Ann
IA Ai.try lie AL hs stsT ~rr~ spieadifiy
frs..sd o. fhe o.ceasIoa l>s as q nqnie io>sfns
ma It, eors rrh saN - gFaf ant golt. Eva
.ntr d.fe-,.I .aHrfists 81 . ulss inarnt nsshins
.~ord TAs elotAias q ovsrs sni ~ sssa. %
TIE other hani. 80 ssfisf saf voru snf halle
s,Aiaei. rhet-o stes pressntst . nNrseioas csa
r.st Lee hsi the manner a the Gr.nd ssntsnAa
0rAnI e. ever. as simple AMI aagrvtsn uoas -
thli. Ne nsser "a saJnins foe sdect IN Ma nfs
A isossr 90 misht have sgpgcssd thai lee va IN
sictor saf 0raht ths cOnQasr-d Orsntdd notsssn
scar ss-Ork Ne sAsvsa 10 sn.Otion n hs fshs.y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
nRAnI Inr PRISlpCNT.

Vert - fIncois 0rsni has t-,n nrs d, NJ hssr's
- h. eauuf p ulsn. sffn tsf0fs the ffporabis IA
- - - N nnsfiff lrrsidsnt Aferttat thsre -ss
nous D. stand b. sais "a the iini - Ne peopls
staraiy h. uisie president "a ~ ffst si~rtoa
aftsr M ar. nat ~as Ia - Ne was rynonL
asici AL elected in -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

"AfnAts So irurf Hf tfNrafa hn.t q
frFfturs 80 = AZ Co., fhs lurfr cf nNfnri.
- - SO russ1tF OF 1urs. 4. % I-sf
OLIVER AlLEN. Afmn.sirafcf nn tnr -
49, ~ ttrsirThef Alen. n tr cf Nlrsli. f
so Cnuufs fe-ss-et hsVins greseutei hs f.
.lrnt q atrn lnistrAtloa % m ssta ~ ali ls
reasrf ~ alosNnce
OEpNgEp. That ne al Afu .siraof : rf
not ~ b. a. persoos intsrestsf. tF rausnE cops
q thIs order O. b. ruhushsd ffres Ersks 80
esssrsly IN ths otf1ft i,rr nrfai uFIntrf AZ Pa,
nat thet ny aEpear e. t1art % ~ ate to H.
~ a ~ frfstufs ME at o. slHf folrfF nf
ne srst tuesfsY of DE uftf aiHoriHt ir tr.
orenoon.s 81 s,os case b krY ueJ have. stY
ne sane stcl't uoi D. aiasuf
Gao. a. VII son lufgs
true eorF-siisst ia 4. DAVIS Rssistss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
IhE END.

nat rornins osA- les hurrtefiy tonnef ts ~
80 .oiforu, .tth IA statsasst sword Ne knsv q
wss al M ~tlA ne sQqthsra coafeesrsey, -Mtsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23


what Il the AL ramor fyinsf
Orant. The sturdy s'.iisf. diinsf
Grant. ths grim. yet sion1as v TO
savior Of the s,dp-s anf STAR
ovat IN ~arriof. dyin
Grant, whs.s eo1l intrsrff oeann
Stimulated deeds - darins
In ths hott~ss Il NE hsid
Anf who-s cry vas Never yisll
GrsaI uneonqusrei q
Grant. wAo.s many fault sfe "A
,.e.tA TIA eloss tAsl saves ua.. "a
N1y a rvos q pgrpis Dr.
IN che iaon q nlsinsy-
srsnL IN ssro. dyinsf
III -9th Q nsttsas slshinF'
% Traths vinss IN runss nyiaf
a-sftly, frienfs' . Zero &c
xhsa the sa-slc~~< ans~i -
o-sat 90 -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

uAfnkp .-N a tuart 90 frntsfs. he's
fnenuN sIttIr AZ 80 D. founfF nf utf0r.'
% o. - Iussftf q funsAu Us
90 ne psffn o. hO~ % u. fskEHNF Gaaf
tsn 81 Lus a. Bessie u lamrsC 49, FdIfT
T. ntin- miuors of uifsm, o. 80 O.suut
res s-ls q, fan 60. ID q IN ~ lsufI r - q e.
p ~ P SO urc 81 pftsie sac o. 10 usns
ti af ssld mln.fs.
Ordered rhaf tts sa.i frfi-inurr EfFs D
ics " al persoas intsresied o taasIus a. -
sfsH q - rtfif O., "a fr.s nrfaf fhsr~.fr
% - fltiishsd fhfes sests sarCsssirsiy 10 a.
vttrt pym0cfai griutsd Of Paris. hat ths, ns,
affsaf az PROBATE tuuf 30 ~ hfIf a. Pa
. 80 cosniy - M on RI russdsE q fuy -
otiork in ~ forvnoou snf 81 csass II "a
itsT have. 81 ths sams n .gli nat D. sransd
CO. a NiLsON 1uts~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

Iht satscrbcf nereul ave o. ur noiirs I
- "a Tea dds spYolnted ~ the iiou. luds
p Probate o. ne Coaniy ol uxf0fd aul sssumr
ief uusi Ql ktrru uf "a 80 Fs.sts nf
fkLko 4. "a ussOkru Isis q nirsm,
80 teunty, dece.sri, tY sFInE bead g. 90
A@ ilfeets 1s thefeiors fe4aest 81 pef-sus a
ifoisi % ne estate Of sAlt icoeasst % MAJ
inneilats payueni, snt ihose uho have any Dc
as1is tasreon q eNhihl he sane lo
i-ns IN fkLtG T. WAD-WOkfH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
FOR SALE !

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.. lotfscs srd a. or sss. liqahs a. Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

The Aecempiies Il the Last strsv.
Pail River Ad.ancs
II begins 10 look serious for sek man
when the minister comes In and b-gins 10
talk seriously 10 him. but he never give up
hcpe until he 49, the doctor BE- an &C
oomDpce along with him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
5uRDOCK BLOOD BlTTERS


ptspspsis.
Gryrs I fcCl u my duty % say re-
f- ciiar rlftolk Hood Buffers. that IL Is
Lsi mrl.Une ever took | suffered
.slcr thucycars ffom stomach troubles
l... ty.pe p.ia al well a. from liver AMI
..Inrt cImpll uf / Was not able % Al
lAt1iny ul.ncs. IL wife wAs afflicted
iu nu. 90 &C. sane way. Wefcsi ofyour
nt-.il q. taHf.s aud made up our
I.... t.ltNr .'lfrG nru. The result
rsaIfcaul ur-.n tlimpfovo al once.
Ilanuov a'', il 10 more hard work
..I I.f.ir ND Gen. r.r. l. relieved my
....,.. frsl.l.. afW.N We both wlsh
va. a. ialkers ofif Golspced
JOSEPH LANDOS.
Chelsea. VT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

rsins, between lat. az ana 20 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

.hrub. ths, charmed the Joneses and wnien
-. III nroncrtN marketable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

Iufesl 70 suPpIy INC OfdIhAfy NAhH OF
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

would then be felt in its right relation to all that is going on around him for he has no express title to kiss Juliet, since he is not recognized visitor, but an in- truder and enemy. Neither can he claim the privilege of partner, for he has not danced with her. But under the cover of prev ailing usage, and the general kiss ing that is going on all around him, he approaches Juliet with the devout rever- ence appropriate to his assumed charac- ter, and craves permission to pay holy palmer's homage to the shrine of his de- votion. This is demanded by the true spirit of the scene, which under these conditions (but these only) becomes graceful and poetic.
 The kissing between all the partners at the end of the dance leads naturally up to the kissing between Romeo and Juliet, and instead of Romeo's first greet ing of Juliet being marked by a vulgar familiarity, it takes the character of a peculiarly deferential homage.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07
4 First.Class House.

There is probably no house in the south carrying larger or more complete sock of Winfs and Liquors than Nick kupferle, at his wholesale establish. nent, northwest csrner Main and Mark lam streets, Little Rock. His stock embraces Bottled Beer, Ale. Porter, Ginger Ale, Seluer and ApollinaIis waters; Mentebello, Dry Monopole, Ciiquot, Roederer and the celebrated Royal Champagne; Rhine wines, Clarets and California wines; Hoff's Mott Ex- tract, Green and Clark's Champagne Cider, also, fine whistles and cigars, case goods and general saloon supplies. With a stock complete in every detail, dealers may send their orders with a cer- tainty of their being filled promptly and at the lowest ruling prices.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07
Juliet's First Kiss.

lLord Lytton, in Nineteenth Century.l
 In one Of the letters written by him from England in the reign of Henry VIII, Erasmus dwells with immense relish on the English custom of kissing ladies at first meeting them, and describes the custom as delightful, because maiden. as we'll as matrons kissed all visitors, both when they came and when they went.
 One of the courtesies appertainins to this usage was that partners kissed at the close of the dance. Thus the king in Shakespeare's "Heny WHIP tact I, scene i<), when he sees Anne Boleyn for the first time and dances with her, says to the lady as soon as the dance is oyer :
 It were unmannerly to take you out
 And not to kiss you. lKisses her.l
 Manifestly this custom, familiar to an Elizabethan audience, is assumed, though not expressly indicated, in the dancing scene in Romeo and Juliek."
 If we saw all tho partners kissing at the close of the dance, We should understand at once that R0meo's hiss is not un- manneriy,@ e tt certainly now appears to us. It may b objecssd that . modem audience would be shocked by such an unlimited and promiscuous quansity q kissing. But l do not think that would be the case if the business were propesly managed.
 The dancing is of . more orless stately character. The general salute at the end of it would be equally ceremonious. The special character. of Romeo's action
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07
French Humor.

Translated for The San Franciscan, by w
 G. Kelly.l
 An old cripple was seated with some kiends on bench in the park.
 An, poor Balivet, when reflect that yesterday you were alive-and now dead and gone How sad P
 "You loved this friend dearlyp asked enc of his companions.
 "Oh, not bit of it. You see, have lost the right arm, and he had lost the left; and it was so handy, as we had only to buy one pair of gloves"
 Attached to the staff of Prussian general is young officer, who is ordered on special duty to Egypt on bidding him goodbye, the general says to the aide:
 Bring me back a mummy" The aide de camp returns in about six months.
 Well, where's my mummy"
 Eve got it general. 1t is down stairs" Well, let us go and see it."
 The sarcophagus is opened the gen. sral and his aid unroll the bandages. When the mummy is at last exposed, the intelligent Dutchman exclaims:
 Why Your confounded old mummy H dead!"
 A young girl and her intended call a. the office of the mayor, who asks the usual question:
 Do you agree," etc., etc.
 The girl candidly answers, "No."
 The mayor, in severe tone: Why have you waited until the last moment to refuse him ?"
 Because this is the first time that any enc asked my consent"
 Mamma was near her confinement Little Johnny had been put to bed early In the morning his nurse brought him gently into the chamber of his mother and showed him a cradle with a little baby ic it, saving: "See, Johnny, while you were asleep the good Lord has sent your mamma this lovely little baby"
 Ah," said he, with cunning look see what it is. wonder what kind ef stocking mamma hung up in the chimney"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07
A Cheap Pair of Pictures.

For forty cents we will mail post paid, eo any address, the splendid colored en- szayings, The Arkansaw Traveller and SThe Turn of the Tune"; also, without extra charge, the original story of the z SArkansaw Traveller" as told by Col. Sandy Faulkner. The pictures are gotten sp in the highest style of art and possess Ing such historical interest they should have 2 place in every household. Postage stamps taken. Address, Read & Benham, Little Rock, Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07
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By a slight exertion which need not ;n- terfere with any of their duties, postmas- ters and others may earn for themselves a handsome sum in commissions by re- ceiying subscriptions to THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER. The paper has only to be seen to be appreciated, and with no journal in the south can subscription agents do so well as with this paper. Write to us for terms, specimen copies toT distribution, etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

Dealers throughout the state should remember that Nick Kupferis, st his wholesale house, northwest corner Main and Markham streets, Little Rock, car sies the largest and best assorted sock of general saloon supplies in Arkansaw. This house makes a speciality sf the finer grades of wines, liquors and cigars, and the dealer will find upon in- 9uiry that he can save money by placing lis orders with N. Kupferle.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

A Detroit paper tells of a Minnesota Indian being found in a bath.tub. We suggest that our contemporary send his information to Washington. The govern ment pensions original discoveries. PMrk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07
Companion Pictures.

The historical pictures of !" The Arkan- saw Traveller" and "The Turn of the rune," together with the original dia- logue of "The Arkansaw Traveller" mailed to any address on receipt of 40 cents. Read & Benham, Little Rock, Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

A headless ghost is frightening the peo- pie of Ephrata. How would it do to pu, a head on it?-OH City Dsrytck.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

Henry Buerger, who for % many years has had the Arkansaw agency of Lemp's St Louis lager beer, continues to lead tho beer trade of the state. His house on Markham street is headquarters for beer, Ice, and all sAloon supplies.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

IA. Jungkind, 7I4 Main street, keeps full line ot drugs, fancy toilet articles, etc. Peruvian Bark Bitters and THE ARKANSAw TRAVELLER, the great anti bilious remedies, are sold there.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

A Madison street girls answer to the current conundrum, 'Will the coming nan work ?" is He will if get him.sS HS2Hisgkos SkaS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

Five thousand patents have been issued on churns in this country, and still there is no way to make cream rise on pump water.-LoweH CoSyfey.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

Ellenbogan & Elkan's " Telephone Ex- change" corner Markham and Cumber- hnd streets, Is ono of the popular resorts e the city. Lemp's beer always on tap
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

Some one says "the smoking car must go." This is certainly true it it is coupled onto an engine.-Boskow Posf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

These dime museums make no bones of exhibiting live slEeletons.--Bossos
 Globe.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-07

Wilson & Webb keep all the latest ayies of stationery. Their counters are f1ed with all the popular magazines, ,news- papers and periodicals, and they are head gaarters for blank books, writing duids etc.