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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
How England Rewards Art.
[Philadelphia Times.

There have been, and always will be, individual instances of unrecognized genius, of men who struggled long in poverty or died before the world became aware of them. It is often the case everywhere that the men who are to make the most impression on posterity meet only the scorn of their own genera ton. But certainly no public neglect of native ability can be charged against England of to-day. There was never time in history when the rewards of con- scientious work in any branch of art or letters were as large or as freely bestowed The career of man of letters in Eng land, once grinding slavery. is richly recompensed; English musicians are made much of and crowned with honors {; English actors are accounted only a little lower than royalty, and the descriptions of the princely abodes Of English paint CTS make the palaces of our railroad m llionaires seem poor by comparison Wealth, social distinction, public honors, all that a nation has to bestow, are within the reach of the artist or the poet in com mercial England in this supposed sordid age, and the crown takes pleasure in adding rank and titles to the more sub ssansial but not more gratifying rewards of public appreciation.
 The recent ennoblement of MT. Ten nyson was conspicuous as a recognition purely of literary achievement, without any reference to public services which often have been associated with literary career. Similarly, the baronetcies be- slowed on John Everett Millais and George Frederick Watts are an official recognition of success already earned in the pursuit of art alone. Even Sir Fred erick Leighton's title, though equally de- served, had something of a social con nection. But Millais and Watts, though both great swells, have made their mark exclusively in their profession. With the president of the Royal Academy they are the most conspicuous representatives of the genuine English art of the Victorian age. If not the greatest and strongest in the world, it is true art, pure and dignihed, and truly expressive of the national character and spirit, and the nation that supports and honors such artists as these need not be afraid of losing its influence upon the world
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

"The peculiar light increased. It was almost blaze.
 "Yes.'
 " Will you give me this professorship if will bring you one ysu love p
 "The gray eyes were now fairly afame. She was understood He sprang to his feet. Age seemed to fall from him like a scale.
 {" Girl, what do you meanP' he shouted.
 "'That she loved you all the time.'" -Exchange
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
Didn't Know Much.
IChicAgo LedRer.l


 "What sort of chap is that feller that's summerin' with you this season 2" said one farmer to another.
 "Well. he's middlin' peart hand al the table, but I'd never send him through a field to pick out seed corn for me-" Docs he amount to much ?"
 " Amount to much2 Why, blame it, no He's one O these beek-writin' chaps and don't seem to know a coAsarned thing outside O print"
 " He don't2"
 No, he don't for blistered fact Dwindle my parsnips if he didn't tell me yisterday mornin' that he never curried a hoss or weaned calf ip his life. He don't even know enough to drink out of a jug without sp'ilin' his shirt buzzem." ]"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
Don't Eat in a Hurry,

A health journal says that people ought to take three quarters of an hour for dinner. This is well if there is enough dinner to hold out so long. The penalty for hurrying meals, as most people do, is grievous attack of dyspepsia. In such a case you will have to resort to Browns Iron Bitters for cure, as did Mir. l. R. Pinkston, Sherter's Depot, Ala, who writes, ' found relief in Browns Iron Bitters after years of suffering from dys- pepsia."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

Prof. Proctor says at least 45o 900 meteors fall from t C heavens and strike the earth every hour during the year And yet when a man goes home with black eye and damaged tile and tells his wife tha! he was struck by meteor she will not believe him.-Noyrist>w HeYala.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
COMIC STORE CARDS.

We Trust-Over the left Oyster Paddy-Man of Shells. The Hat that Makes the Man. The New Hat Man-Formed of Hats and Caps
 This Man Forgot to Shut the Door. A Changed Man-A new suit. This Man was Talked to Death. Poor Trust is Dead.
 No Tick Here.
 To Avoid Smash We Sell for Cash. Splendid Tea.
 Delicious Coffee.
 The Old Way and the New Way.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
RAILROAD COMICS.

A Nightmare in a Sleeping-Car. Waking up the Wrong Passengee. A Short Stop at a Way Station. The Accommodation Train. A Kiss in the Dark.
 Five Minutes for Refreshmentsi All aboard l
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

A Kentucky girl was struck by light- ming while dressing for her wedding. Without turning around or taking the hairpins out of her mouth, she simply re- marked: "You girls had better stop A,ng,ng your shoes till we get startea."- BxSli.gkos Free Press.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
COMIC RIFLE SHOOTING.

Crack Shots in Position.
 A Sharp Sbooter-with bulge on the rife. A Sharp Rifle-with a bu lge on the shooter. E Plurbus Unum-"A Yankee trick" Tsod" Erin Go Bragh-"A bulls eve for the ould The Queens Own-"Wim hledon style." The Highland Fling-"A Bonnie shot for
 eannie Scot"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
COMIC ILLUSTRATIONS OF PopU.
 nAR MUSIC.

The Merry Maiden and the Tar. Fair Moon, to Thee I sng. Sorry Her Lot who Loves Too Wen 1 Will Not Ask to Press that Cheek. Angel Footsteps on the Stairs Come into the Garden, Maud Twas Calm, Stifl Night Take Back the Hesrt Thou Gaves& Thou Hast Learned to Love Anothee. 'Twere Vain to Tell Thee All Fsel Darling l Am Growing Old. Angel Voices Sweetly Calling. We Met By Chance.
 When the Flowing Tide Comes In. The Arkansas Traveller. The Turn of the Tune.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
COMIC ROLLER SKATING.

The Darktown Glide-"Ain't dis jes lubly." The Darktown Slide" Golly! am dere an
 erfquAke,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
COMIC SMOKING AND TOBACCO.

Tobacco Jack. A Jolly Dog.
 Tip Top.
 Notice to Smokers-Puzzla The Jolly Smoker. High Toned. Taking Comfort. The Electric Light. Colorng His Meerschaum. 1he Best in the Market. A Sociable Smoke. The Philosophy of Tobacco Can't Be Beat Top of the Heap. The Yachtsman's Delight The Luxury of Tobacco.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
e9I91l9 COM IC PICTURES
MILLIONll
CHEAP AND POPULAR ED1rIos.
FOR THE

list comprising +oo Of the choicest and uno. laughable subjects all beautifully coored and ro+t up in the highest sty e of The size of each nt ture Is l5a IS inches, printed on heavy bosp,S p@ suitable tor framing, and at the low price of
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
TWENTY CENTS EACH,
SIX FOR ONE DOLLAR

Are certainly the cheapest decorations for the hors the E 5 2mee or The workshop ,hst can be obtained
 Btlo" we give a partial list Of pictures in sIock which will be changed weekly until the entire cs, logue of4.u is published.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

Can it be said that fish is crazy when he is inseine.-Txs Hakcksk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

Browns Iron Tonic for Weakness.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
COMIC ATHLETIC AND BOATING

Creating Sensation-Bicycla Spoilinga Sensation The Graces of the Bicycle. A Base Hit-Base Ball. A Foul Tip '1 De Tug Ob War. Done Gone Busted. The Champion in Danger-Rowing. The Champion in Luck The Skating Carnival The Great Walk-Go as you pleasa The Great Walk-Come in as you can. Won by Walking Match. Amateur Muscle in the Shell Caved in the Busted Sculler The Champion Rowist A8-Remember that will send by mail poar. PAID to any part of the United States or Canada 1nS ONE or the above pictures for TW ENTY GENTS. or any SIX pictures for ONE DOLLAR Sut ous re list and mark pictures wanted, and in. cIose with money order, postal registered let ter,or: 1T more convenient, postage stamps. Send 2c stamp for catalogue.
 Address, ART PUBLISHING CO.
 Little Rock, Ark
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-02

beliebt, mid iiber oas sll unterri1ten,
mas n1einer Beperbung boranging unb
mas ibr folget; erit aus gugeniens
Munbe muBte i6 bon beln 0anbel b6=
rem, ben Du nit uns 8ei6en getrieben
bait. Mir mollen bas ruben lal5en;
bic 5a9e 1T nun einmal geideben un6
fam ni9t ungef@eben gema6t perben;
aber Du tpirif es iebt au6 tpobl begreif=
lid finben, baB i5 es berrteioe, mid
erneuten 9en,iitbigungen aus3uleben.
Sd babe feine 2uif, 3ulu 3tpeiten Male
10 por meiner Grar ba5ulfeben, tpie an
ienem Mbenbe, tpo mir bic pplle 8er=
a9tung gegen mid llno meinem 8ater
entgegengef9leubert tpurbe unb i9 =
f6meigen muBte.
Berfotp, Der bisber fumr, 1tnb sur
Qdlfte abgelpenbet baitanb, brebte ii1
Bel ben lebten Worten pl5bli9 I'M lnb
NAB ieinen Sobn nit einem erifamnten
Blife.
Sd bdtte ni1t geglaubt, baB Sid
irgenb etpas nod in iol6em @rabe rei=
gen f6nnte, fagte ct langianl.
&ei5en2 Mt9? 9a irrf 9u! Bis
gum @erei3ttperben iin6 mir iiberbaupt
gar ni6t gefommen Meine Grau @ez
mabltu gerubte gleid) anfangs, fi9 10
bod auf bas Piebeifal ibrer erbabenen
Sugenben un6 ibres arifofratii1en 8ez
tpuBtieins au ffe0en, baB i9, Der i9 in
beiben 9ingen glei6 untDitrbig bor ibr
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Niitlid, ,,tD attaiebeno.

Die Brspn Chemical Co., Baltis
more, Mb., gigentbiimer 6es beriiblns
ten Brotpn giien=8itter, bat foeben elm
pra6tbolles 0anobu9 nebit Galenber
fiir Grauen unb ei1 niibli6es Msemos
ranounl=BuO fiir Mdnner berausgege=
den. Diefe Bi6er iinb tpertbpol unb
entbalten biele intere1ante 5a6en.
DieleIben tperben gratis in Mpotbeten
uno Stores auf bem 2anoe bertbeilt.
Solltelt bieielben ie6o9 nidt in beniel=
ben gu babem fein, 10 berlenbet fie bic
8romn Gbenlical 60. on ie6e M0reIie
na6 @mpfan8 zines 3peieentz5taups
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= Cine i9redli6e MHaire miro aus
&od6ale genelbet. Sm 9auie bes %.
6. Oabis nabe ber 5tabt ipurbe elm
Sdn56en abgebalten. Wdbreno ii9
Seoer bergniiete, gingen Bud Gcales
uno 3eb Stepbeus binaus, UNI ii6er
enen friiberen 5treit gu fpre6en. sSn=
bem iie por bic Sbiire traten, sog Ste
pbens feinen &ebolber unb feuerte atnei
56iiiie auf Scales, 10 6aB ct tobt bins
fiel; Der brittle S1uB traf Elm sebnidb=
RIGGS ainb in bic Wange. stephens
tuurbe sepadt, gu 8oben geuorfen nnb
entmaffnet. Gin Bruoer bon Scales
entriB ibm ben &ebolber unb berfplste
ibn in ben 6Of, no er ii9 binter einen
Wagen beritedte unb idmmerli1 Inn
iein 2eben bat. Scales f1oB einmal,
obne ie6o9 gu treffen. Stephens lief
nun um's 6aus berum, ersriff bic nit
S6rot gelabene Glinte bes Gaitgebers
unb feuerte bic bolle 2abung einem
iungen Mfanne Namens Dobge in bic
gruit. Damn nabm Der M5rber NeiBz
aus. St miro berfolgt uno tpabrl9einz
Itff1 pitfapfnrtnpn tnprApn
IVY SS,.a SomarS asor.rsissr ,y her enan-
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beifanben unb 1T benz @efdngniB obne
glrgf6aft iibergeben tporben. Ser
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sR.;..s MsIls;. aSys ,.sas9.aGn!els !I 9ai lU EN-
es, aSre '.I'Ias ~ asr spalgs.m sr a1neimaler,
~ Sug.. VII, pes sI1 ool Nur5em ems
.uaags,'s, So. ,,.s ssaigpllen. SeDensaoeroruB
'Oa' pss e.. .'llaaps oss Selopmoroes.
..,s Saa n.o Uoanosssel'gI aI Sauas
tousDs D..a o.u Ss.u,s ~ leoenslangll9em
,oaaylgaas ;a.a. y % usIIl.gellI, peil er BEL DeHs
''s'e ess N. pSl s UsIaaod pane;
o,,f s;s IN M,1 1ya.oiye pellg nplon, Der
~ Sar~;tessr4 yse s.'.ase & g,m, oas 0agHoeIi per-
0,,t;..s 0uI;..aga! ns. o. gauea, " ger Satl gu
C. 's"s Ivy .'s. Sas': oa e'hsM ylnyIeerlu~.
@efSnau;i3ss @ @ i5 SD nsSra. -, tea WaBoo9en s pes
SgS;'amSm.4ts Sa; anthaX. seo'aaal, 'paroe aoer oas
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5abrgallg 20.
9lDcr's
Qgue Cure

entbatt Elm Geeeneift eegen a!Ie ban eumpRut bers
ritrenne nebel, bas, 70 pieI man meiB, tn feiner
anSern MrJnci entbaIten 1T. es entbdIt tein gbi=
min, aud teite metanifden ober anbern f9dbIi9en
8enanbtbeiIe unb bat baber teinen na9tbeiIisen
Gnfub auf bic Gonititution, ionbern Idbt ben a5rs
per 70 geiunb ruie DOR ber aranfbeit.
Wir sarantiren, bas Gser's asnesGure aue
Sale upr faItem. remittircnbem, ftiuem, @e9iels
anb @aIlenfcber, 70 ipie Don 2eberleiben, Bic
burd sumpfuft herbeisefabrt iinb. beiIt. eoIIte
Is mad ri9tiser anwenbm,s gu beilen uerfeblen, 70
fi,b bic GAMBLER burd unfer girfuIar pom l. Suli
1882 ermd4tist, has @sIa 5ari6jasabsen.
Or. 8. G. apsr & Co., InmelI, 5Raaf.
Sn alien apot5eseu su babsn.
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Gin bunfeloraunes pfero (Bouada) mit
8laiie, meritanil9er 8rano am 9orberblatt.
e. x. Z. auf benz rehten SinteridenfeI, it ami.
iden Borne unb Econ Springs entlaafen.
Das Rferb bat SatteI uno Baum; am SatteI
tpar eine Glinte aebunbeu. SIS 8elobnuna
Demjenisen, Der oaS YferS iiberIiefert an
6. $. Glau8,
26,2 ,2mp Wiarftftrabe, Gan Intonio.
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Professors Saloon,
Uarrpptlr
@etn< u 8ter<5alpn.

a47 @eF gOmmereefraee.
6rif6es fitIes Bier unb Die belien Rsine.
3iquore uno Gisarren. @orter unb Vile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-02

= Die 0erunteriu6ung gegen ben
Wfarlabl Sboaf bon 2uling, ielnen De-
putD 0ines uno ben Garbigen Upton
bat itattgefunben. Sic finb unter 8erz
tpeigerung BON giirsf6aft Der Sail
iibertpieien tporben.
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gOn g. weraer.
(Jor!Tssuns.)

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Qniid,sn mir I'm ,,nh np;ner Gro,,a 3,,;p
herhnIte SIrthmr oIs miii5e 81 Tn ers.
be5inmeu mi, men, eiaentiid, aie afshp
lei
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Elm pnr i,,nres G'e' ghsnnny IN Ssinen ~ Sitter
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es;nsr n,, ,,nn E,,m hetr;tt i Sss Mnasren
s;sa g;mnsr ps s SSy nor. ner,,e;Set e;nosSer s
ossiasi;h s1,;, ,,,S ,nenm essr Gud 1ar,o s;sn,ol
trs#t - msrSeu mS .Ds fs;ns w sshs s orts
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ri Nsr ;unae s S,,onn ~ hotts T FGh S.,oo noilsnas
erh no., AnS ,,nS [ HonS ;sst & se;usn, g sDy Mnter
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bolb5fisrn;oey bes az @ ~ a,s1aya,,sr5s;,, @ assr,,
sgsslS yaayss s%Snss,, fo,,.tsH us sna az, a;s
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2ebrcr gtcaeaeSmh.

Gin tii9tiser ameritanii6er, beutl@er, iopie
Wuiit.esbrer indt Stelnns. @rbitte Briefe
uuter y. M mad Manor, Grabs Co., 2eras.
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xa9esfroAel,

Warum faun sim part 10 bil>
fig perfaufen2
Weil er fetne 5beilbaber unb
@eilenbe BAT ,tnb alles fit gaar
serfauft, gr banbe1t ndA benz
@ase; ualeine prOste unb srDbe
@tnnabmen."
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MDer's
Sarsapari11a

30 elm ietr rsatsniririsr anslHo hfr eHiatarila.
anh auotyer binissinietnher mur,eln NIT aaltam.
nns eITsns SoaIn Ssrtanben. unb bas uni9dbIi9fe,
uvsHsiiigite unb biIisite 8lutreinisuHss< <giiteI,
has man dnpenben fam. Gbne 5ebI treibt es
ales BIutsift aus benz a0rper, berei9ert urb ere
Hsat bus 8iut tb felt beiien beIebenbe araft ber
% 1T has befte betannte IitteI sesen Sfrpbteln
NIB ale ifrspbnisiea ilsbsI, seseu aetblanf eit,
biasdsa, oietifn, edparsn, Gei9ipRrr, tJIsiI6.
asivadss EHS 6aasaHsidIaee; e5enfo sesen ale
ssanibsitsH, bic Sus@ biinnes unb perarmtes 8La
p'slria9. perseu, mic a9snmatiautus. Meuraiais,
r5sHnatiIt9e 0itbt aaetmeine emtiraftnna unb
iisasasiSIsr aaiarb.
Ssiiuug bon eat;iimbetem ga6eumatismus.
aMser,s SarfapdriIIa Bat mid, pon emf,
siinsetrm &tenmatismus ssbsiIt, an benz ID pisle
5a9tsseIiften bate. %. 8. moors."
Erx5ari, So. 2. mars 1882.
Bnberfitet RON
Or. 8. 8. elbsr & Co., eaiuelI, MsaE.
sn allen asosbsssn sn babeH: q. 0 SIaf9sn Is.
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gegas.
aeaislatar.

= Die 8emobner bon @ilbarger
Gountp rei1ten i'm Senat cine petition
elm, in wel6er lie INN gufbebung bes
Pa9tgefeBes bitten. .-Das Ginan3 @o=
mite befiirmortete Die Mnnabme Der
Bill, tpel6e bic Mitslieber Der 8eteras
rens8eb6rbe fir ibre Dienite entf1ds
bist.-Die 8ill sur Organization bon
Mi0lanb Gountn tpurbe angenDmmen;
besglei1en Die Bin 3ur Mufbebung bes
penfonsgeiebes fiir teranifde Netera=
llen. Die Bill, bic giienbabn @eiell>
f6aften au gntf6dbiguug fiir beridumte
Gra6tbef6roerung 5uingt, unterlog.
SIN 0auie pafiirte bic BiG, mad
uel6er bic giienbabnen perplIi1tet
hno, uebergdnge iiber bas 8abnbett
ber5ufeuen, no fol9es 6ffentlid,e fabrs
ftraBen freu3t. Die 5trafe bsIzasl 80
fiir iebe Wo9e, pdbreuo ueIdDer bies
ni9t gei9iebt, na6beni Bic Babn 80
Sage Dorber 6aall aufgefor6ert iDurns.
Ser gonntp Mntpalt bat, tpenn basu
aufgeforbert. bic 9lage gegen bic gifen=
babtt anbdngig gu MAIDEN, unb fam
abgefebt werben, tuenn ct bieie 9fidt
DerIdunlt. -@abitt bra1te einei1 Bej9luB
elm, na1 pel1em ii1 bic SeGisiatur
bonn 2. M1r3 an auf 13 Sage gum Bes
fude Der 4uslielung in Wem Srfeans
bertagt. Die Sagegelber fir bic Mit=
glieber nno glerfs fallen tpdbrenh ber
3eit meg.
- 3u Sonesboro in gorpea Gountp
bat Der Qtlfs-@beriif 90. aAsH einen
Mann Naniens s. 8. granbeH erfdois
fen. Wie es fdeint, bate aek.erer
beriu@t, ben Sberiff gu uno
ibnt gefagt, baB er einen HebeIber Bel
fi1 trage, aber fein Beanter ibg ber=
baften tonne. glls oann BET Sberiff
ben Bratbpn tpirtli1 perbaftete, pers
mo9te er feinen &ebolber Bel linn au
finoen. Gpdter trafen ii6 beibe Mda=
ner tpieber unb begannen E0fort auf
chamber 3u feuern, nobel 8ranbon bas
2eben einbuBte.
= Mnn Began, cine farbise Grau in
Maribal, ii geitorben In 5olse bon
Wunben, bic lie bur9 bas Terbrennen
ibrer Gleioer erhielt. gbe fie ftarb,
bei9ulbigte iie ibren Wann, ibre &leiz
Der nit 2oblen0l getrdnft unb bann
angeaiinoet gu baben. 2ebterer 1T Ders
f6munben.
- 6. Bruner, Soc Curtis unb S6o=
mas Moore, bic unter Der Mnflage
iteben, bic pofoffiee in pottsbiae be-
raubt 3u baben, limb bonn 8unoesgeri9t
in Waeo gegen $1,000 Yiirgi6aft elm
Seoer auf freien SUB seiebt tporben.
- 9uatington unb peirce baben
! lire giienbabn=S SntereHen in 9eras eon>
| folibirt uno u. s. 9ut9inion lit als
@enerals sManaser Der 2inie bon ylep
Orleans mad 81 paio ernannt tporben.
0ie Bureaur Der Sunietbabn tperben
bermutbli9 bon 9ouiton mad Stem Or=
! leans berlegt tneroen.
- Oie 26bne Der glrbeiter in ben
@iienbabn Mai6inenmertitdtten gu
Waribaa unb paleitine lonen um 125
p. st. berabgeiebt merben. Oie Mrbeiz
ter broben bebbalb nit einem Strife.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
New lie for Asbestos.

In the proe-.s4s ennn. ei-d vi b dy.ing Al !
printing Of cotton eio'h u Is frequently n-e-.'
sary To harg the fabric In loop. from Ia'All-i
ri. for the purpose 81 'Iposurr to steam. si'
or ,mmonis. In ord. that the cloth should
boli upon the rc-is ~ithout slipu,'g OF '-ing
.'r.in' Il, II I. n.e-,.ary To Wind rnis ou .iriI
uf cloth sfonri the rode. hu, this oniI fn';i-
gates the difficulty si,bou, accomplishing ~.
= M Iyai, fer the h-st aud corrosive ae'ion Of
the g.vp'. n,, any covering In a f.s sr-ks,
.ni the DIE, no,icr uf any j-'-fior Ion I. X "a
.f.liy the appearance Of small piece. Of roll
covering among the cloth In pfu--s. ~ nhish.
ug. R~rniiy ssb s'os ruf- snd s,.-s'os
cloth hAs h~~n ussd fpr this pufIs..-. aud
pfu,-s N H. infsbl-. Larger fots. of this rr-
ffsriofy material have hssh u'rii sof ih- trans
mis,ian Of poser over lisrrs exposed TO heat
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
Shark Stories.
New Haven Hpss

~ maven Nfhs
"ons peculiarity OF the shark s,id Capt.
Gildrrdsle yesterday, sis that he will never
swallow negro White men aud mot any
thirg else be readily devours, but eolored
man never. There's an old tradition among
sfAmeh otrut msn'eating sharks. When one
has ietn Killed the sailors look In his .elly for
gold watches and other Nsluables. You zee,
he shark swallows anything which romss In
Its ~ay, and We used to lind ali sorts Of thiDgs
In hi. nav. O,~e on hoard = steamer the
crew had been killing beef, and threw over
board hide and horns. Not long after they
caught sba's, aud sur. enough thfy found
that he hsd tried 70 swsllow the refuse, He
got the hide part way down, but couldn't get
away with the horns There WAS u scientific
man On hoard. and he thought be had diseov-
erred new specie. OF shark with horn'.
II rrmemb.r once when ] "a, mate on =
ship from Calca,ts. We wer~ becalpeS, and
] saw shark snooring around the ship, 40
sluny over line tnd hook with three or four
pounds Of pork on II. The b-a.t didn't ap-
p@ar to f~ hungry sui couldn't lite, 80 CAV.
II M aud wen, below. While ! ~as down In
my room the Captain sent word from the poop
feck that The fshsrk vAs close by the hook
which had left overheard. ! picked M my
rine sni went on deck. Th- h.h ~.s over
twelve f.., long, aud a. mssins for The hook
when ir-a right into III. mouth. lie rave a
4 1p over on hi. ,ii. ard never moved muscle
w. lowered hoai, threw . painter around
him. and h,ul-i him In. Inc boys cut hin
oI-p, anu instead of the gold usieh-s they
found = lot Of young shsrks-,h- bis one ~ss
= she shark, ycu s~s-and ! ordered the
youne t-r- n he rouni-i snd thrown into I.
barrel. Well. si,, that barrel sAs chuck full
Of ma. later. about ten iteb.s long, aud ',-r-
we're Ju.t seventy one In ALI That . hc'.
ard can ,ho~ you 10 my log bc1'. ID. exact
latitude srd longitude ~beT- 40 killed The
old ou-. The boys fried '.m and rat 'cm, and
found them good, too, ,Ay.i but onr, put
lin In aieoboi. and gave him 10 the Gentismsn
Al yitf.' sneiety