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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-29
lsfmxUs CANAL HoUfE.

Commodore Selfridge, sent BY the
Government to seek place for a canal
across the Isthmus of Darien, has found
what they called a practicable route.
Passing up the river Napipi and its trib-
utary he crossed over the mountain back
bone into tho tributary Of the Atrato
river, which he followed to the Allan
tic. He thinks it will cost about seven
ty million dollars to construct the canal.
This, he thinks, is very low estimate,
for lie reports twenty-five miles Of al
most level grade, and six miles through
rock, three Of which will be tunnel.
The construction OF . tunnel large
enough for ships through o mountain
down in hot climate would use up cap
ital very fast. The rocks arc Of "solid
dolOmi.e," magnetism limestone.
Tho canal, if built, would doubtless
become highway for nations; but the
Government should lend no aid to the
project, unless it is amply secured in
every way, and there is no jobbery about
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-29

This is the xay fellow got MS drink
At Great Falls, y. H.: A pint Of whi&ky
vas called tor, and bottle presented A.
together too small to hold that amount
Alter the vender bad filled the diminu-
tive bottle be inquired Of his customer
what Was 20 be done with the rest "lli
drink thai" was the prompt reply and
drink il he did, after which he desired
his bottle to Be set one side, and be
would call and pay when he came back.
/; is needless to say he hasn't got back
vet
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Now, l think it is fine thing TO be .
county commissioner, tor when Mr..
Woolley started, and during his absence,
We were told be went TO pay visit to
his relatives in the east. The question
I wish to ask, is Mr. Woollcy 50 poor
thet when he wishes to pay . visit To his
relatives he votes himself enough mon
eyout of the county treasury to pay his
4&re, and Sos for his services for the
same. We are told he went to place the
r. r. bonds in bank in New York.
Now if this is 90 l think the services lac
charged for, are rather high, and hear
that Mr.. woollcy had r. 4. pass and
then charged the county slsl.5o. he
l;eve our r. X. bonds viii be rather ex
pensive before the present county cora
missioners get through with them A
few more such transactions viii cost u
The people have not forge,
ten the Poor Farm yet
BIZ OxK Who VoTkD Fcx Nh. wooLLEr.
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Tho president has issued proclama.
ton ordering all turbulent and disorder.
Iy person. Ill Louisiana to dispense and
retire poaceably 10 their respective
abodes within twenty days from the ed
inst, aud to submit themselves to the
the laws and constituted authorities of
said State, and invoking the aid and CO.
operation Of all good citizens Ia uphold
the laws and preserve the public peace.
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Washington dispatch Of the l9'

4 Washington dispatch OF the 18th
says:
The balances in the Treasury, rs
shown BY the books thereof to-day, are
deemed to be good indications OF IA
vorable financial condition of that De-
partment. The legal-tenders outstand-
ing amount to fraction less than 1851 :
500, 900, being about S5,OoO,0OO in ex-
cess Of what is regarded by the Senate
Financial Committee to be the maximum
amount Of that kind Of circulation A.
lowed by the law, although, rs il well
known, the Secretary of the Treasury
claims the lawful right to draw upon the
s4O,00O,05O reserved whenever in his
jud gmen, Il becomes necessary for him
to do so. No doubt is now entertained
at the Department. however, that tho
amour; OF outstanding legal-tenders will
be reduced to the sO.called maximum by
the LIST Of uext month.
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Special Notices.
D.. nooper., celebrated P,I,s,

Estabiishrd any Year,, certain renady for ali fe
male irregularities ol,structons Bsrars Of 0o'c-
les asd cI<ry limitations Ge< The genuine. nsS '!lr
sugar coated; forty pills In each box. win fni drse
tons Price, 81 O., sent by mail.
Adsirvss al orders % HOOPkR 400.
y-iy 20 Boz ssss Philsdslpas. Pa
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FROM A TAX PAYER.

EpIroRs JoURxAL.-I notice in last
weeks Journal and Herald the bills al
lowed by our county commissioners, two
two Of which were, viz; 5a-,.s. u.
H. f. woaley, cssh yasi to Nv York. -. .tlss =
80. service. " Nes Io,k ..-.-..... lie %
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NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Oct. 3, 1872.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Oct. 3, 1872
+. w. Farwell, Secretary n. ". Bah
cock Fire Extinguishcr Company !:
Mar Sir As regards your inquiries
relative 10 the merits and eff .ien~y at
the I" Self facing Engines" We reply As
follows:
In July, 1870, the town purchased
three of said engines, since which time
nineteen fires. 1T which they have been
used. have produced ample opportuni-
tics tor testing ,heir wonderful powers,
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KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Oct. 3, 1872.
z. W. Farweil, Esq, Sec'y n. W.
Babcock Fire Extinguishsr Company ::
Dear ST:-You ask my opinion Of the
nabcock Ere Engine We have one of
tho machines in use in our Department,
and il has demonstrated its value. There
has been several fires put out by il, and
large damage by watcr prevented. The
Machine has more than paid for itself a,
ono FIRE.
Respectfully, J. ". SILVER,
Chief Engineer Fire Department.
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o. ~ 80 ~s ssfAs 80 80 -
M - $1,000 - ~ - 49, -s1
- 49, s.e.<s<x yszs tfsss =, - - 49,
1880 pSp~.e< 49, Asfs<<s-A
a 90 ~. sspess
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Robert HI. Dihle.
Harness, Saddles, Collars, &c.
Also Brides, Whips. &C.
90 SANTA FK AVENUE,
FOR SALE.
Great BARGAIN in Land.

q n Acrr. of the Anc-t bottom land the Ssliss
O4V Valley. ssvea Mirs northwest u Saliaa,
with two and half mil~s Of river bori~sr,i nth
her. Mouse, Veil pne oosyel upon the pi.es
nal school Land, months sitter n was l,sareA the
market NAY be had for o. 50 yer es>0 10 be pead
in cash. the balance may perpetual loan 81 -
per cent interest,". payable q e pieasare OF ih~
buyer al any time For particular core and So the
land or addr~ss ALBERT 4ArSON.
s-yr Salina, Saline 90. kansas
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made of it sample copy Of his weekly
to be. How he did strut and put on
airs after that wordy vomit He cai1s
the Joup~aH<caFFion sheet We confess
that there is tincture Of cArrion about
our paper when We arc compelled to
show their true light such s@sE1c-
tiers as the newly imported blonde and
those who oslo him on. He refers to
many things about which he knows moth
ing, except what has been put into his
mouth by = lot Of fellows who arc too
cowardly to publish articles over their
own signatures. Then, this journalistic
prodigy giving Us lecture upon
ethics, the science Of which he knows as
little about IS the porker does Of astrol-
ogy-procceds to culoyize the char acters
OF some and condemn those OF others
Would il not be better TO convince peo-
pie that he has u good character, (Which
he has failed As yet to establish) before
he attempts to defend or assaii the char
acters of others Backed by lot Of
played out politicians, many Of whom
NE gamblers and libcrtines, the acts
IF which, "if laid bare, viii make soeic-
" sicken and reel with horror" he still
has the impotence and effrontsry TO pass
heir imperfcctions by and attempts the
,erilous task Of assailIng the character
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THE ILLUSTRATED
CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL
Volume Fifty.Sfx

The Science Of Mind is the central
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
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Office, 100 Gravier Street.
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This paper, originating in the efforts of
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officials, chiefly responsible for the present
unhappy condition Of our State, is established
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stock being owned by the employees.
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Sunday Morning edition.
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to the exposure and denunciation of the
wrongs, oppression, and corruption OF public
officials and political jobbers.
Il sad experience OF the folly and ruin to
every interest, from the extremeism which
seeks to keep up q war OF races Ill our midst,
dividing in sympathy and cooperation for
the general good the productive, industrial
and capitalist classes, has brought us to the
conclusion that the redemption of our State
and its future welfare, require harmony,
good understanding and mutual confidence
between these classes
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Harpe1.'s Bazaar.
Notices. of the Press.

The Bo=ar is edited with contribution OF
tact and talent that we seldom find IN any
journal; and sthe journal itself u the organ
of thc great world Of fashion.-Bost0n Ifar-
eller
The Bazaar commends itself to every mem
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the provident lnatron by its patterns for the
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Winter Eyenine.

LONGfELLOW.
The day IL ending,
The night is descending,
The marsh II frozen,
The river 10 dead.
Through clouds like ashes
The red sun flashes,
. On village windows
That glimmer red.
The snow rescommences,
The buried fences
Mark no longer
The road DER the plain.
While through the meadows,
like fearful shadows,
Slowly passes
A funeral train.
Tho bell is pealins,
And every feeling
Within me responds
To the dismal knell.
Shadows are trailing:
My heart il bewailing,
And tolling within.
Like y funeral bell.
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An Irish lass wr0te to ller lover,
legging him to send her some money.
She added, BY way Of postscript: Il
am 10 ashamed Of the request ! have
n'ade in this letter, that / sent after
the postnan to get it back, but the
servant could not overtake him.
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V,I1E SCIENCE or 1aEAI.TH
Vol Second. Commencing Jan. 1873.

The Science Of Health having
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0f the Eye and Ear.
with hundreds Of illustrations, embracing
the whole range Of medical and surgical dis
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All Medical Systems, giving his
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