The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-14


 This was . great achievement, and he may now consider himself engaged by the English government se go to London after awhile and view the scene of an ex- plosion. ld
 Some of the greatest books have bes1 produced under the most trying cir cumstances. Uucongeniality sometimes arouses within man power of which he was not aware but on the other hand, it tends to the destruction of pure humor. which is the life blood of our best fiction.
 In the Legislasure-"Mr. Speaker, arise to place in nomination a man, sir, what we all know, sir, to be man what aint got no peer, nowhar. We ali know that he is more than qualified, sir. for the position for sarved with him darin' the wah, sir, he will not only represent the great democratic partee, but, sir, the entire state. Durin' the dark am bloody days when the pale face of hunger put iu baoedy hand on the heart of the na- sion, he was found to be as true as steel an' grabbed the gory woK by the lappels sf his shirt and shook him until he loudly bsggsd for mercy"
 Of all sounds, the howl of dog is the most dismal. Dogs, although frolicsome by nature, are subjected ts fits of mel ancholy. At such times they arc ac- quaintsd with grief and regardless of . good appetite and superb digestion, a hound will leave a choice selection of dead horse, stand on a knoll where moonbeams fall upon him and howl un- til person unacquainted with his ha bits would think he was pouring out the last wailings of mashed soul When . brindle dog howis, 1t is . sign that tall man with dark ha.r and ebon Sediment under the finger nails Is going to die dis agreeable and unsolicited death h.:. if . yellow dog, opens in high note vocalizz- ton, the fas man, with percepsibleimped- iment In his locomotion, is in danger. Just before the late war, it was obsesved that the unemployed dogs o2 the country did great deal of bowling and 1t was afterwards observed that quite . number of men had died. If there be an animal that deserves unconditional extexmina. sion, t is the bowling dog.
 The present legislative session of Ar kansaw, has done itsef the credit of re- fusing to take the daily papers Of Little Rock. This was . wise move, for t tends to keep the people in ignorance of the proceedings. Now, the newspapers eniy give the actual proceedings, without reporting the wild harangues of the members. Every @resorm member of legislative body should be sentenced to a.tvo years' term in district school. His voice is the echo of insincerity. He pretends that an expenses should be cut down, but he continues to draw his per diem with an air of generous sacrifice. Evezy thing k too high aIlszPsnditures for pablic purposes arc octlays enforcing hardsAips on the people Personally, no 0ne has eves regarded him q . man of sizicf Aenessy. and he knows h; yet paA6cay hs nust maks reputation q . snaa q kssa insisht inio 6nsacial alain. Do you kpow vhst As vanss1 An, yes, yoa know. He wants b be governor q ths aafe. He has no educafios, but As ~i1 ssIl yos tAat his ecpasmy, his love of tAe commcaweal3h 6t hin for the osi- sina- Doc = evG rsad aaysAiag1 Oh, ae. Wifh hin b read veulA hs waxing shs prscioss sims which bslsags to the puhlic. Yss se.d him to . district scAool br no place voaId ps0ve to be snme diaeasasfnl Q him. :.