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The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24
ANOTHER HOBBY DEAD.
Quinine in DiSlavor
.rrom Balt.more Morning l,emld,


 In the kharkoo region ot Russia aui- nine K considered ot uo aCcount for tho cure of chillS and fevcr Tho kharkoo doctor catches mess of live crahS. pourS whisky over them until they hcrome hllarinu~lv drunk and then puts them III a hot oven After being we'll dried they are pWlNorisrd. shells and all, and administered iu drachm doses Mherc the ctah> most abound in this country in the waters Nt the EaStrru Shore nt MarN land and the Eastern shore ot Nlr~ yinia tho inhabitants have lon9 since abandoned the u~S nt quinine and sen >lhlN resort to prevention lu the use ot pure whi~k, In tho malar,al sections ot the great West, Southwest and south this Nucr famed remedy K now looked upon a> Wor~c than the dISva~, In territories where thu Slrsln sud l., first broken the malaual poison rN udluE thervtram >pradS pc>ulcuce lar and near \ ear~ aga lu the hn,nts ot the first ~eitler~. an admlNturc nt Whi~ ky and autnluc Was the tavarite dose Tor the thalls hut after wears al dosing tu thi, crude manuet qulu.ne has long since been givcu up and whisky unjN remains Ill tho flask Tor hmih and ,n,, diclual us,, Experience taught the,r ~ettler~ long ago that tho aruoun, ot .lu,. nlur required ta lrNc out the ualaral pnisou iu the blood l,u m u> place. ,t not d MUr>r pol>ou. voudlueu ot tho system made wot>e lu>tJaI al better The etl,'ets If the 4Htninv Werr clearly d,tii,i m lour continued hcadarhe~ dl>otdercd st1naeh~ elea,i"l mental faculties. disturbed sicrp and mortud appetite and tn. unlN Virtue dh~caN orrd ln It~ use they thought attributable to the whisky ln the mixture fho medi ,Al pratc>slun has very gratefully modl hed ttS helet in qutnlne as Il ~pr,ltic Ga,llard Medical Journal tttuher l>Nb. ,nutautS an article Ns | k AndI ~on. M h Norfolk Va m Whtch th,, learned dacter u-rs ths emphatic lan suRGe l hope m.n lc pttdnuel iut }'ms t!aI !h" tr.~''"t ,''nlhr,tAl Use ot ,lutntno |. worthy ot tho darkest potiod ut tltc dark agv' lt k q hhFhWur ehaile aud dl~gaace Ia "ur profession
 The people "Nro>ed ta mnlar,a n,,w torttN thrtf sNst.tas against tho al, proarh and inruad- oi the ds,n=..s ri" reedtnt from it aud hN the uso nt rur, unadultgrated stlmuiant wtrd oil at tack Now that puilV ptlo malt Whi. ky l> the "uh absolutely rure whIekN free iiom tu-rl ull a~ has been tested lf chomt>t~ II i~ the recognized eura ilt uhlatEi attacks and so rccuPuuxcd hs the people alti the medical pr"iee-.tu
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24
obliging.
 Er.AaA.-A '

People travelling in localities where it iS impossible to have the hotel ar house. hold conveuiencs> that can be had in cities should adap; themselves ta the restrictions which the conditions cniorce with the best grace possible To do otherwise i> to sometimes expose one \ self to the ridicule Nf those who arN moro easily satisfied. or who have moro good sense \ ta>tidious Noung man from New York was travelling m tho Rocky mountains, At nigh; sail tl,e coach drew up before a onteStorv cabin with the word Hotel ou pine slab over the low door Tue young man was the first passenger Ia alisht. and lw was in a hurry for he evidently meant Ia secure the best accommodations the house attarird Where's the portah2 ~ he asked of stout roughlooking man who came out nt the cabin with has pipe in h,> mouth
 W heres the hat asked tue man
 The portah
 hartah ta which
 r. tle hous, to the hotel et course
 @oh vaa> we'll I'm he
 "Wen just get my baggage Ia n> room a, once l. the landler,t ,u7 hr asked
 oh vaa~ I'm he
 W hat sNau? Well >arras,ieall>
 perhaps Nou're the clerk tno2
 aa~ stranger m tho clark and he Wlnked roru~hls at the amused passengers and the hcllhaN and the chamhrrnaid. and dlutn room gal and all the rest throwrd in
 in hat ca>,'. ai1d ,Eir ,.tts fuan .ir,sv himself up tcrhur that he had been madr fun of m that case lct mo have vout h,.yt room With plenty of towels and hot watah and an open fire
 llumph' Naas Naa~ That's so Yen can hnNe IL stranger They il~t two rooms m the whole >hrhane. and you kin h,v tue free run ot cn both If one ot them k the kitchiug An | reckon If you tlv around lively and git the lust usr at thc ~a~hpan you Il sit nor good of the towel not If Nou waited till the rest ot tho folks was done with IL Mehbr you kn wat till mnruin' We change the tawrl ~ rN SattHdaN and thl~ k Friday
 Whv.sir l -wrailN
 M right all right sonny Run right long m and make yourself to home You kin he> th, unddlc hunk on th, right hand wall and ktn call it a shtvdar of a sweet or draWln room or anything vou rlrae" lou kln talk. &our meal, iu II If YOU want tn. and kn talk. rm lawn down They ainr room to srt ur. and there was Il merrt twinkle in the landlord eye
 "uh 1 tell ynu we know what good hotel krepln k if We io live III the wilderness you kn hes anything YOU like here sonny -anN thing you like
 sonny entered the house but h" didu look happy
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24
Threc ReaSonR

Hood Sar-aparilla in the spring
 It Because the system i- fiow in it's greatest need. IIood- >ar-aparilIa gives strength
 2d Because the blood i, -luggith and impure. liood Sarsaparilla pnriii~.
 3d Bccau-c. from the above facts, Hoods Sarsaparila will do A greater amount of good now than al any other time Take II now
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24
A Cheap Pair of Pie.ures.

For forty cents we will mail postpaid. to any addre.- the splendid color"d cn- graging. the Arkansaw Traveller and
 The Turn of the Tune also without extra charge ih" original story of the Arkan.aw Traveller as told by Colo nei Sandy Faulkner, and the music of the Arkanssw Traveller arranged for th" piano I'he pictures are gotten up in he highe=; s!e of art and y"-s''ss ing such historical nt@rest they should have place in every household Pos t4ee stamps taken Address. Real X Benharn. Little Rock. Ark
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

Miss Clara Are you familiar with Dantes Divine Comedvf
 Mr k. (who + sophomore - No, have never seen T. The fact is. Mi-. Clara 1 think this comedy business s oyerdone. The sooner the stage re- turns to the legitimate drama the better il will be for the profession -.1cad,,o-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24
tutiitul
1tt liits

Employer am very ~u.lacl"n- "t Nauug uten now daN~ Nutl cunt t,ll he" they nre felnP [" turn out Wh ia six months tl,cl know moiy about Nont hu-thr-, ttal s"H IL, yourself ani want tu r,tit ii-iIl
 AprhcNui for Position 1 can assure Nnu sir that II You will engage me l will i"vot" n- httle timr ns po.-ihlo to Nour hilsluoss
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

Accurate information: Wife" Mr- Smith is an awful slovenly woman She leaves everything to the servants. and her three children just run wild Its a shame
 Husband-" How do you know all this, my dear?"
 Wife" How do know 1t all Am not over there half the time2 -.Neo Fork lSun
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24
All !" Played Out

Don't know what ails me lately Can't eat well,--cant sleep well Cant work, and don't enjoy doing anything Ain't really sick, and l really ain well Feel all kind O played out, someway" That k what scores of men say every day. If they would take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discover" they would soon have no occasion to say it It pu- rifles the blood, tones up the system, and fortifies it against disease It ~ "a great anti-bilious remedy as we'll
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

Stern parent" Here, herei What's all that racket? Mirror broken, two vases demolished-what are you doingy
 Small son" We was just practicing for the opening of the season
 Stern parent" Very well; just come up into the garret and I'll exercise you Il find the bat, and you can furnish the bawl "-- PhtiadeLphea CaH
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

IL threatens to come to this >uh- editor" The cowboy poet has just ar rived in town
 Managing editor" Yc.. so 1 under stand
 Sub-edtor-" Shall take any of his poetry if he calls?
 Managing editor Nc; unles, it is 4 matter of life or death and, by ,heway in that case take AS little a. possible '' ITd- Bis.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

Beauty. that tran.itory flower. can only be had by using pozzoni. Powder For sale by all druggi.tH and fancy goods dealers
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

II got the stick Cant you give us something wlth stick in it' asked NJ Snartlc last sunday putting qiar- ter oa the counter and ~inking know. ingly
 Oh. certainly. said the polite a,tln- dant, and he wrapped upa bottle of rnu- cilage and swept th" coin into the drawer Hcs,oa BuAetin.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

Martin F Tupper has written book entitled. My Life AZ Poet" We have not seen it, but it probably is very short rt-.Neo Fork Cripple
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

FRoN MAJOR Dowxs. Military In-truc- tor. Mt Pleasant Academy Sing Sing \. |. During the very cold weather was suffering with catarrh NJ head and throat ached SO severely that wa- obliged to keep quiet Ely's Cream Balm was suggested Within an hour from the first application felt relieved the pain began to subside Tn a few days was entirely cured w 4 Down, Price j0 cts
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

There are many humbuRs. but genu- inc pain cradicst0r is Salvation Oil. Price Dc
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

Don't disgust everybody by hawking, blowing and splitting. but use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and be cured
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24
Between the dark and the day light

which haze been SO often credited to Charles Dickens, partially because of the similarity in the two names, but which were worthy of Mir Dickens, and nobody knows that Mr Dickinson ever wrote anything else These are instances in merely modern verse; and the cases of older authors who have flashed their genius just once, merely to make their subsequent obscuritN noticeable, will be readily recalled.
 Shall We hear no more of Mr Ingalls, as a satirist? Will he perish along with Proctor Knott and the other congress ional humorists who have sent up their brilliancy merely to mark the spot of their retir"mcnt2 The Hon Sunset Cox k in Constantinople but if he were back in his old place nothing could be cx- pected of him half as good a- the effort of Senator Ingalls, As We hay" said these lights of fun and satire and pathos and other poetry shine out only once in ten years, and their authors perish of the glory they hay" uninten- tonallv won.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24
SONGS MUSIC.

The1e are nDf cgiisrt,0n 9T ths
 10reIz onty 3 ~Dce ,s,d songs th4af aye so ertcnssyeiy pfperhsed Eaeh on< W uur yt,ece4 ,s y,,tefr>i oa q s1payals sh<.t. udh WORDS and MIMIC c1mptcfe The ,mmeqse J,oJ,uLayttH g n.esc soogs is si~,oa 'n th< fat O1at ~r J,y,nlr,f Oa> Uo~,i,e.f and
 Ts1<nty E,gM ThDu.and cgpleA al o~< hm<. " Jy,nt bm 1,oenty-nias dGevent so"g4. aH qf uh,ch ~iu bs s~nt h any nhiress on receipi lf hoenty,Ege ee,i4, 1 s1n9s /ey tea een1 I'ostfgs stampS mken. Y sss ws Leave .hs Old Hf,ms. AHhasf yd tFtssJi ba,s,A@ ds~ br Ass NH. yrnug~ iii,s-~y,s,s. % s.sS =.SS., tysr ihs tSAfdsn WAii. F'stts,s S tis~ rlylbKts, fGDyptc.j -fsr Married Mao. fVstr fuBgrj .1,nss i,sy ri Wander taek AkAAh. sp@ak Kindly t0 ths Old toiks. s~-ss Days Oyne by. fake Ns bssk b, Hsstns snd N0thsS. rbAl Won't kssp . Wifs and kAby. \ Daddy I'm st faas- ffSTatr.J siDs AIsAs3AH hDustAtas.
 s~pnis, Come Home tp the Farm. { ftIsy tAtus CsytsAxs in ths ysiisT. What win the Next Sensation hsS 4 for tfantS fDrtA.J
 n ffn WHHklA ERAuLx xaw
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24
Curious Things in Literature.
New York Graphic.

tNth ltih 'FdptltsE
 senator lngall's speech against the mugwumps Was one of the wittic>t and brightest the senate has recently lis temc,! to Indeed il k So good that it ought to be recognized as an epoch ot' brightness whether any other bright speeches follow fl or not The writer knows the meaning otthe word epoch and no smaller one can do justice to the occasion. Once in ten or twenty wears such speech as this is delivered in one or the other houses of congress, and not ottrner. Proctor Knott eulogv of the city of the unsaltcd seas will live a> long as iiteratare-and by the way 1t k very strange that he should never have said before or since it's delivery, any thing very much worthy of preservation But the speech of Senator Ingalls,. while lacking it's rollieking humnr has far more than it's satire Every word of it has sting and every line of it k d lash There ought not to be mugwump liv- ing since it's delivery. and if there k one he exists merely to beg that he may be permitted a speedy death and Il decent burial
 The ability ot some men to say just one good thing is a curious matter in the literature of the world There was but one Shakespeare, and his fun and philosophy. his wit and his wisdom have been distributed to the survivors of hi, period with reckless incxactitude There are parcels here and there. but no one man and no dozen men have a monopoly of them The older school books have Guy McMaSters stirring poem, The old Continrntals. which has been as much laaded as any poem of its authors time. but the author who occupies legal bench of limited proportions in Steuben countv-nrver wrote anything else worth mentioning Probably the most touching poem ofthc war, or rather immediately following the war. was The Blue and the Gray" :" by Francis NJ Finch, at present of the court of appeals. and apparently h"'will never write verses again. Charles NJ Dickinson of the Binghamton HspdL- 9o" wrote the verses of " The Children. beginning
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

Address ART PUBLISHING CO, Little Rock, Ark.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
1geep springs.

MIR. w. A Grrenly. oil the Greenly
Mill. Cottonwood Greek, across The
lnyos, dropped III for ,ilile while The
other day. The mill will not he started
up for some weeks yel. The prospects
Of the camp generally are brighter
than they have been before for many u
day. Sam Piper aud A. A Riddle
continue taking cut ore. from MINIS
they have beer operating On since last
Summer. Some of This ore is exceed
ingly rich, but only some five or six
tons of the poorer grade from this
mjne has SO lar been milled, and thi.
yielded $35 per ton, gold. .. X. Berry
is running a tunnel 10 cut body. OF
ore ut the bottom of SHAFT he sunk
number of years ago, from which
he then took several tons. of ore That
miiled about $500 ton in silver
This ore was worked AT Bellevilie.
The mine is called the Chloride.
Broder u Co. are working, on one OF
the largest gold mines put there, cal ed
The Golden Rule, and are getting out
splendid ore and good deal OF IT.
Bishop Creek Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
III Oyerla nd Monthly

The April Issue of the Overland
monthly will contain u, least two con
lrlbhlions of The Chinese Question,
carefully written and from new stand
points. The Overland has already
printed more than twenty five papers
and editorials, bearing upon this i'm.
portant Discussion. II makes n poia,
TO give fair hearingto bnih sides.
The April Overland will contain
Two California stories, "rereciia," and
"a Worshipper Of The De,il;" also The
continuation Of Miss Lakes strong
serial, For Money!
. LIN The line of out door sketches
travel'and adventures me most notable
sketches in The April Overland will
be ION the rail of Geronimo, >
Leaves From 40 Ledger" and
"Reminiscences Ut ,Calavaras." The
Overland Monthly, 100 Suffer Street
San Francisco, Cal
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
A school Meeting.

y 'ihe money in the treasury of this
$1,000, district is running short and
dnl.ss something is done To renew Tue
supply the trIst eos will have To close
the school in a few weeks. In order
to devise ways and means, they have
called meeting of cilizcns In the
. Court House neat Satur lay evening II,
~ o'clock. Should the school clo,e
now within few months of the end
oftbe session 1t would be disastrous
to the children As they would los.
much of what they .haya learned
through the llng interval and the
nabit of study, now acquired, would
be broken by loo long cessation.
People who have the interest of The
school at heart viii attend the meeting
and assist the deliberations with their
counsel. There will be II number of
measures to discuss, the trustees will
explain the possibilities and every body
should go. One of the plans will
doubtless be some amusements or
parties and an interesting discussion
will doubtless be maintained AZ 10
the best manner of raising the neces
ssry, funds. - .ee.,-,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

Laa Friday the Crank PIN of the
engine in the Humboldt Mill broke
and the cylinder head WAS driven out.
Luckily II struck against wall and
did no damage. The machinery came
to a stoppage without breaking any.
thing else and as no one was hurt II
may be considered fortunate acci
dent. Nj. Perry Tiffany was standing
near The engine at The time the brea K
occurred and made narrow escape
from blow from the cylinder head
He AND his companions also were
lucky in escaping scald.ng from the
liberated steam.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
A Mothers Fatal Nfista Ike i.

BALTIMORE, Mp.-Every Saturday
Of lis city, has an account of sad
accident, which happened in family
last week A'liitle chi.dwas threat.
ened with Group. and the mother gave
1t TOO large dose OF cough mixture
which undoubtedly contained opium.
as the child sank into comatose con.
dinon, and died. The Coroner spoke
strongly TN the danger of such medi
-cines, and remarked that the new
cough remedy,-Rcd Star Cough Cure,
Is free from opiates or poison, that the
governor and many public men of
Maryland have warmly endorsed II,
and that physicians In hospitals haye
adopted 1t IN their treatment of throat
and lung troubles. IL costs only
twenty. I've cents a bottle. .s@
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

= Last Friday evening Judge Il Mrs
M. A. Murphy gave progressive
euchle party ut their residence. ;Six
tables joined in The game and pro
Crossed from 8 30 until II so, when
the prizes were awarded. An elegant
handkerchief case. the ladies irst prize
was won by Mrs. p. NJ. Bowler. The
first prlze for the. gentleman, ther
momeler mounted on an embroidered
plush banner was won by II. J. Laws
The ladies BOBBY prize was awarded
to Mrs. Frank Boiler and the gentle
man BOBBY was +. A. Angel, who WI.
the fortunate winner OF bass drum oI
small calibre:: - e
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
A Mason Valley nisoas.

There was to have been n wedding
in Mason Valley the first of this week
but for some reason, not explained by
any one, The young man who was to
take the principal part in the affair,
and who lind already tasted some of
the joys of welded life, tailed to make
his appearance. The courtsl,ip of the
young couple had .heen going on for.
some time, when TWAS learned by the
young girls mother that she was about
to become grandmother. This state
OF affairs Was too much for the young
ladys father. and he accordingly,
sought an interview with the gay
vaqnero who ~as the cause of bis
daughters misfortune, md demanded
/ That a marriage take place NJ onc,
There was no hesitation on the young
mans part, but he frankly told the
old gentleman that he was short Of
faads. This matter WAS speedily ar.
ranged by his would be falherin law
putting UP The whercwiilial, and send
ing the young man to Dayton for n
license. He came here, purchased n
silt OF clothes, returned to the Valley
and next day obtained horse and lefl
The country. Such is life in the far
West Lyon County Times. Nl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
Shoe,inu At Knrlsr.

- -.
Last Thursday morning Mike Curry
sbn JIM Kesroey At Keeler. Curry
discharged shot gun al Kearney,
wounding him in the left SHOULDER; the
wound was not serious. The difficulty
that led to the shooting began al Dar.
~in. In settling up some busin ess
with Mr, c. Anthony md Mr.. j. VII.
son, it Ia alleged that Curry. had shown
a disposition to deal unfairly with both
parties. All OF these " ere at Keller ON
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Anthony
and Curry net in tire bar room, Of The
'hotel and Resumed. a discussi n of the
matlers airy USED abusive language,
md while he was doing so Mr.. Wilson
eneired the room; a parl Of The talk was
at once directed at him. but had not
proceeded far when he go, soundly
cutfeda The matter rested thee till
next m.orhing,- when Curry was seen
going around with shot gun in his
hands M one paid much attention
70 him, as he was not considered likely
touse the gun, and he was walking
around wf'b it in his hands when the
liain left. Kearney had not yet be, II
mixed up in the.aIfair In any way, but
soon after the departure of the tram
the men met with the result stated
-fnyo Indspsadeat
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
Sat Out Treas.

Now Is the time to set out trees and
begin to make gardens. Those who
want to have shade trees should not
delay. 1t is pleasant ITO nave birds
twittering In the branches and they
can't .twitter unless the trees are set
ont. Snmmerfeld will supply all dc,
mands for trees suitabl to this climate.
He will also provide flowers and
shrubs. Get your ground fixed and
begin gas dening in good season and
obtain plants that are cclmaled
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

The following named four,h.class
postmasters have been appointed !:
Cherry Creek, White Pine county, W.
d. Davis. vice d. r. Collins, removed !;
Dayton, Lyon county, John Lolhrop,
vice ]. A. Bonbam, removed; Gold
Hill, Storey county. w. q. Hyde
office ceased to be President; Wei.
lington, Lyon county, john H ,dge,
vice Zsto G. Pierce, removed Miles
Goodman has nominated for Post.
master at Virginia City. to succeed D.
y. Addison. whose Term has expired.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24
The New Complied I.aw..

The General Statutes of Nevada,
compiled by Bailey s. Hammond nre
now sheing received by Secretary of
State -Dormers Thus far the supply l.
only sufficient 10 furnish cash custom.
rrs with their books, but in a short
time the books will be sent out TO the
counly officers and the newspapers.
In the meantime anyone wishing 10
buy copies may obtain the same al $40
each.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

Three Indian DRINKS were arrested
on Monday eyeaing while beating
their squaws. An example will BIZ
made Of the man who sells The whisky
IT he is found, us the Plutes With
liquor 10 Them ara very disagreeable
and have MI the bad features OF
drunken white men. The effect Of
alchohol on an lndian is very curious
1t makes him want To talk Eullish,
and enables him to pronounce plainly
some ugly words IN II very loud voice.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

, John Chia,ovich has bonded his
group OF mines at oliver Peak to AN
English company, and II is expected
that work will be beg un shortly 10
developed the property. 10 The mean.
time The. 'fse.slsmp mill 1is,work,ug
steadily on ore from the Red Noun.
tam gold mines, iaud Is giving good
results.-Ifnses Reptete.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-24

Developments of ore in the Lapanta
increase III size aud value from week
10 week. lu the lowest working here
Is now six foot vein of the rich
white quartz which appeared in few
places near the surface. AT another
point body OF quar'z which is spotted
with coarse. gold, has been uncovered
The mine has about doubled IN value
since the negotiations for The sale " ere
broken off and the agents tor d. ,h.
English Company are now doubtless
regrelling their delay in making the
purchase.