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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-01
Attention, Stock Breeders.

Tx celebrated stallion, COL. KING. ,xii make the
sczson. commencing AvE1i ts. I-ss q Hnebn~r old
bright mahogany bay, Is hands high. eight year. Old.
gentle and has good disposition any horse IN the
country. His cnlss have taken the premiums oYerei
in Saline county for SSir ysars Col kta< = thor-
oushbresi horse y 2Gy Of tss word an.t h&s
superior In the Country. Fur nfir 5arficuiars and
pe,igree, apply at the stable Ter, SIo-eash-to be
pad .; the tiIAr OF servioe
PONTIAC.
IN. Stallion PONTIAC uiu also make the N.
commencing ApriIss, n the same ps.ee .s shove he
/. hrish: bay srarsesf Ia hands bEh and thor
oaxh-bred He be beaten in rAors al kpr>es .v--
maech-d against hisn Pedigree fnrulsAed On sppics-
taa nj the stable Terms, e5s-ceen % be past - The
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GEO. q. Rrobert. Ascent.
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$500 IN PRIZES I!
FOR ONE DOLLAR

We win send fkEE By mail on receipt Of ose Dollar.
- packets Of choice Flower Seeds aud -e,s~,
eoutsiiis upwards of 90 yarietir.. wtth tul DINE
ton. for cultur~, TO srr.s In tn United stssess
Catalogues. frvs oa application.
DEE DOYLE
Seedsren Ard rioris's. 5. fremont NJ Bsssssn.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-14
EUeru EdnliiN


Should keep Pages Arnica Oil Salve in the
house. 1t cures rheumatism, sprains. swell
ings, salt rheum, fever sores, chilblalns, scrof-
ula sores, piles, ulcers, sore eyes, burns, caked
breasts, &c. We simply ask that the afflicted
Will try one box. the use of which will convince
the most skeptical, and do more to introduce il
into favorable notice than volumes written il
its praise. Every day brings some new testi-
monials from Physicians and others Of the
wonderful cures they have effected with it,
The following convey the sentiments OF all
GENEVA, January, 1S65.-Mr. J. M. PAGE
Dear Sir commenced using your Arnica Oh
Salve in my practice some three years ago.
During the time, | have used it in numerous
cases OF Diptheria. l always apply it to the
throat warm, and IN no case where have used
1t have | ever known the disease to go to the
lungs. nor have | lost patient with that COM
plant when | was called in the first instance
have also used 1t with the best success Il
cases OF Piles. rheumatism, Salt Rheum Crorp,
Erysipelas. Scarlet Fever, and IN fact IN all
cases where an external remedy is required
| would with greatest confidence recommend K
to the profession as a remedy that will DO all
that is claimed For It, and in 10 case will il 10
harm.
II. l.. EDDY, NJ. D.
1t is warranted to give satisfaction. OF ,ne
money refunded. Sold by Druggists at % cents
a box, and will be sent by mail on receipt OF 30
cts. All orders should be addressed TO
953tl3 J. \. PAGE, Geneva, y. "
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-14

In August last NJ. NJ. Pomeroy (Brick) was
in Texas and made very characteristic speech
at Houston. We quote two paragraphs from
the speech, which wac published In the Mercury
OF that place:
"One year ago differed from you regarding
Mr.. Greeley. lie was the bait set by the bond
holders Of the land to trap you. You took the
bait. and fell into the trap | wanted no Radi-
cal but one who had proven by his acts his
allegiance to truth and integrity and the prln-
ciples OF Democracy. | refused to support
him. and you denounced me. l believed ii to
be as impossible for the principles OF Democ-
racy to triumph by the election OF Greeley as
1t would have been for you to secure welded
bliss by counting lady for five. ten, or fifteen
years, and then popping the question to the
hired girl of your nelghbor across the way,
lie then alluded to the Republicanso of Tex
as who were distinguished for their enterprise,
and honered for their worth. The North has
many Of such, and Texas would be glad TO zee
more Of them, (alluding TO Sumner Randolph.
and Goode, Of Sherman.) He said may you
have $4,000 more like them. While they will
aid you financially they will not hurt you polit-
ically, aud we can well spare them IN the North.
He here paid Houston high compliment as
being the liveiest and most enterpnslng city in
Texas. Here voice inquired; hat has
the Northern men done for Texas /? Pome-
roy replied, taken the weeds out OF your fence
corners, raised vegetables, planted fruit troes,
built your largest and best houses, imported
your finest breed of horses and cattle, erected
nearly every machine shop foundry. and mill
that you have among you. They have minded
their own business, ana have not disturbed
large audience by asking foolish questions
They have striven by honest industry to keep
out Of the sheriff 3 hands and thirty feet ahead
OF the tax collector" Loud and prolonged
cheering.
II Brick Pomeroy continues to preach doc
trines like these he will soon be demo minated
"a id Yankee"
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To the Suffering.

The Rev. William n. Norton, while residing
in Brazil as Miss ionary, discovered in that
land of medicines remedy for CONSUMPTION.
SCRoPULA. Sore THROAT, CoUaHs, CoLDs,
ASTHMA, AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS. This rem
edy has cured myself after all other medicines
had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, will send
the recipe for preparing and using thls remedy
to all who desire il FREE OF CHARGE.
Plesse send an envelope, With your name and
address on it. Address.
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
935-ly. 676 Broadway, New York City
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A Card.

AClergyman, while residing in South America,
as missionary, discovered safe aud simple rem
edy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Disco 70 of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, aud the whole train OF disorders,
brought on by baneful and vicious habits
Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, Will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, IN
sealed envelope. to any one who needs It, Free
Of Charge. Address JOSEPH ]. INNlAN,
935-ly. Station D, Bible House, New York City
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-14

iN the Filth, or Grand Rapids Congressional
District Judge VIM. i. Williams was elected
member of Congress by about one hundred
Republican majority over his competition, Hon.
G.. Comstock Soon after the election was
offered. the Lansing Republican assured us
thai nomination in that district was equiva-
lent to an election, as the counties forming
that district gave a clear Republican majority
OF from one thousand seven hundred to one
thousand nine hundred at the last election, one
year ago. The result has turned out very differ
emit from the prediction.
In New York the Republicans have been
beaten, and we may as well own it. There
must be some cause for these great changes
In New York one of the principal causes of
the loosening OF party ties Is found In the man
ner in which the offices have been bestowed, in
utter disregard OF the wishes of the people,
And 80 in our own State; the politicians and
the rings have so controlled all appointments
20 Office. and IN such utter disregard Of the
wishes OF the people, as to create general dis
satisfaction, which has had the effect of weak
ening party ties and party fealty. For months
THE journal. with other conservative Republi-
can journals, has warned Republicans that the
people were growing restive and that their
wishes in the appointments to Office should be
regarded, that every appointment made in
disregard to the wishes OF the people, who
form the rank and file OF the Republican party.
weakens the bonds that bind them to that
party. Their wishes must be considered or
they will cease to vote for it's candidates, as
Thousands have done in New York and Ohio.
TOPEKA, SHAWNEE Co., KAN, Nov. 8, 1878.
FRIESD CONWAY:
little thought when | wrote you OF ever
seeing my letter in print. Since then have
had more opportunity for investigation, and
my opinion as regards this City was correct
1t Is destined to be city Of some Importance.
Situated on the Ka or Kansas river the juno
ton OF the X. p. and A. Il. q Santafee Rail-
roads great through routes connecting with
all the principal roads running East The
King bridge manufacturing shops here have
just consolidated with their large and extensive
shops at Cleveland and will employ large
number of men. A large rolling mill Is now
under contract and is being pushed forward to
completion as rapidly as possible, which will
give employment for two hundred and fifty
men. some very fine business blocks are in
course OF erection; many OF them will COM
pare favorably with those of eastern Cities
Building stone is found in abundance in nearly
all parts of the State, and can be laid into walls
at much lees expense than in eastern cities and
towns understand. The Capitol is built With
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-14

Among the principal causes, and perhaps the
principal cause. of the defeat of Governor
Washburn at the recent election was the very
active and determined opposition OF the Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroad. He had vetoed
the Lacrosse Bridge bill which had boen passed
by the Legislature Of that State in the interest
CT that railroad. The Governor had also en-
gagged in an active opposition to the proposi-
ton OF that railroad to build, or tie up the St.
Croix and Superior railroad. The Governor
having incurred the displeasure Of the Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroad and that road hay-
ing few thousand voters in its employ. used
those votes against the Governor The en-
ployes must vote the company's ticket or be
stricken from the payroll.
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10 he People OF The State Of Michigan, Greeting
In observance Of a timo-honored custom, and
in conformity with the Proclamation OF the
President, hereby appoint THU THE
9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1873, as a day OF Pub.
nc Thanksgiving. Let is on that day, in our
respective places OF public worship, and in our
homes, remember with gratitude, that all our
blessings are the gift of God. Our misfortunes
only are our own. Let US, by acts OF charity
to His suffering children at home and in sister
States, show that our gratitude is OF the heart,
earnest and sincere. "Reject not the suppl
cation Of the afflicted; neither turn away thy
face from poor man."
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal Of the State, at Lansing, this
first day OF November, in the year OF
Il. ;. our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy three and OF the lnde-
pendence Of the United States the
ninety-elghth.
JOHN j. BAGLEY.
BY the Governor:
= 49,
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Proclaim alton.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
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WOMEN have been elected School Superntend-
ents IN eight or ten counties IN Iowa this fall In
some counties women we're defeated Oh account
of their eek, while the res OF the ticket was
elected; in some. they ran far ahead Of their
ticket In Floyd County, Mrs. Helen r. Dun
can. Republican, got 500 majority. In Marshall
county, Miss Abbie Clifford, Republican, got
1929 votes, while the poor wretch of a man
running against her got but eight votes, al
told In Mononatcounty, Sarah Fulton-do'
nestle title, whether Miss or Mrs, not given in
the returns-running on the Anti-Monopoly
ticket, has $50 majority. An Autobiography
young lady is also elected In Henry county
An intelligent 'bolter' in Burlington, IN scratch
ing the Tame Of Mrs. Hagar, q candidate for
School superintendent. wrote upon his ballot :
"Do,ut want kno wummun in Nine"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-11-14

ONE week ago last Monday the Supreme
Court OF the State Of Illinois granted Chris.
Rafferty, new trial. This is the second time
the supreme Court OF that State has interviewed
to save the life and liberty Of that rough and
murderer. Some two years ago Rafferty, muir
dered a policeman who was trying to arrest
him. He has been tried twice for murder and
has been twice convicted, and the Supreme
Court has twice granted him a new trial. That
institution seems to regard the life Of Rafferty,
worth more by far than the life of any peaceful
and Law abiding citizen. But be 1t remembered
that tins same Court handles the editorial fra
ternity without gloves, holding an editor guilty
Of constructive contempt in cases where there
is neither contempt or infraction OF the law
Such Court is good thing for Roughs OF
every grade, but a bad one for editors who are
disposed to ventiate misdemeanors in high
places. The State of Illinois ought to feel proud
OF her Supreme Court.
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JOHN ]. BAGLEY. Governor.
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DANIEL STRIKER, Secretary of State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
ACCIDENT
A Boy Shot Near Bridgeport |!
A SORRY CHRISTMAS

On Christmas afternoon between
one and two o'clock a party Of boys,
neighbors.. living about mile and q
half back Of Bridgeport, went out for
a frolic and shooting match. Among
the party were William Blakeley, aged
about twelve years, and Jacob Ehni,
aged about fourteen. The boys went
up the hill, about half mile from
Blakely's home, to do their shooting. 1t
is said that Ennis gun would not stand
cooked anyhow, Ennis gun was acct
IDENTIFY discharged and the full load OF
bird shot it contained went into the
groin OF the Blakely boy, iujuripg him
go that he died in about three hours
after the accident. He was attended by
Drs. Cooke and Fisher, Of BRIDGEPORT.
After the Ehni boy went home, he
was taken in hand by his father, who
beat him so numerically that his life is
dispaired o.. The manner in which
Mr.. Ehni whipped his son occasioDed
considerable excitement In the neigh
borhood, and there was talk last night
among the people theresbout OF arrest
ing him tor his brutality.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27

died and bridledi no unusual thin, j.
those troubled times, when no ma
knew at what moment he might nssS
to ride for his ewn life, or for The sooj
OF the cause he espoused. This ANNA
Elliott took, Dudley going OF to tbs
stable, where he soon provided himssI,
with spirited steed.
He rode down to the Severn vb.,. .
bend in the river brought him in fpII
view OF the sleeping city. He tu,ns5
in his saddle to look. The moon cam
out from behind a bank OF cIonI
The imsge OF walls and roofs All
spires was family reflected in the SWIM
current. The light in the illumins,sS
steeple shone through the two ronrJ
windows that had a grotesque ressm.
blance to glowing eyes. But thew dil
not discern the escaping royalist. M
outcry rose on the silence; no SCUM
that indicated discovery or threa,epe5
pursuit. With sigh for friends Ieft
10 captivity, Dudley shook his bridIs
struck his horse with the whip AMI
galloped swiftly toward London AMI
liberty .-HukRsSS' Magazine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27

SATURDAY MATINEE AND SATURDAY
NIGHT.-This Saturday four perform
ances; all at the Opera House-The
Secret Marriage; Americans in Paris,
Long Str Ike and Dangerous Joy. The
last two performances this season in
this city OF the fayorite artist Mr.. Stcd-
dsrd and the Ringgold and Rockwell
combination, OF Wallack's theatre, New
York, who during the current week
have made such q gratifying success
here. For the matinee the two first
pieces will be performed; for the eyen>
ing performance the two isst mentioned
plays. Mr.. James FItzsimmors in the
engagement OF this troupe has certainly
offered to his patrons joyous dramatic
succesa every evening Of this perform
auce. For next week he has engaged
the Hibernian Comedy Company and
their highly attractive views OF the ro-
nance and beauty OF lrelsnd's scenery
and the generality of Irish hearts,
homes and enjoymeuts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27

A TERRIBLE ACclDENT.-About three
o'clock, Christmas morning, a terrible
accident occurred at the Bellaire blast
furnace, by which one OF the engineers,
John Runyon, lost his life. RunyoD
was lying asleep on the platform in
front OF the engine, which has an en-
ormous Gy whec! on each side, when
the bell rang for him 10 atop hIs engine,
Hardly awake, he arose and mechanic
ally performed his duty. 1t is thought
that while he stood by the throttle
valve, awaiting orders to start the en-
CINE up again, be fell into the fly
wheel, and in falling stsrted the engine.
However this may be, he WAS caught
in the fly wheel and forced through the
floor, his head coming down with such
force as to break hole through the
flooring. When found he was badly
mar gled and dead. His remairs were
attended to their last resting place, yes
teriay, by the HoEe Fire Company o!
Bellaire, the Odd Fellows and very
large number of sorrowing friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27

Oy The WAR PATH AGAlN.-E ester
day Hannah Fitzsimmons appeared be-
fore Justice Mccormick and made
complaint that she of world wide fame
and angelic sweetness Of temper, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ankey had pulled her hair,
dislocated her chignon and assaulted
her generally, On the hearing Of the
charge it appeared that, gentle Han.
nah had thrown the Gushing Elizabeth
down stairs, whereupon Elizabeth went
to collect tax on her adversaries hair.
They were each held in the sam OF 500
to keep the peace and be OF good be-
havior for one yesr. Mrs. Aukey gave
bail, but here's where Mrs. Fitzsim-
mons was weak, go she went to jsil and
the prospect is that she will receive
her New Years calls at Castle Ken
nedy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
MlScELLkMSCUs,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AND
How and Where
TO SELECT THEM.
Logan, List & Co.'S,
Drug store.
- GO TO

And select nom among the fol!ov.n.
goods:
A 5orlOlb. can OF Logap, Ii,tS Co.'S Hg,...
Sl0r Baking Ptcdcr, a very acceptable pr,,
ent TO a lady keeping house.
An 0dor Case, Morocco, very handsome
A bottle OF Lubln's or Rimmel's eIrracr.
genuine.
A bottle OF Atkinson's White Rose III.
tract, genuine.
A bottle OF "FarIna" or "Spray" Extract
A Glass Toilet Set, Bohemian.
A MuStache or Motto Cup.
A bottle OF genuine 'Farina" Cologne
bottle Of "Hoyt's' or white Rose"
Cologne.
A Porte Monnaie, in Russia leather, or
Morocco; styles for ladies and gentlemen,
\ fac Hair Brush, Buffalo ina'd.
A fine Hair Brush, Rosewood or Sa IN
wood, or your choice OF handsome bru, HE'D
az lower prices.
a package OF Toilet Sop, flucly per iunl
Ell, either W hite Mountain BOquci, &c..
mere BOquet, Jockey Club, or Your choice
OF a large assortment.
A silver Spray Perfume AtomIzCr.
A FlOren Mirror, In case, for gentlemen
A Turkish Towel or pair OF Bath Glove,
combination shaving Mug.
box of fine Cigars.
Your choice Of large assortment 80,
Housekeeping and Toilet Goods.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27

POLICE CoURr.-As we have two
DAYS session OF the police court to re-
port we propose to make it as brief as
as-as the pleasures OF a spree.
On Wednesday morning i. L. AIon
for O. plain drunk, was fined 3 and the
costs
The charge OF disorderly conduct
preferred against VIM. Goetze, was
dismissed on his paying the costs.
The charge Of disorderly conduct
laid against George Baum, was dis
charged at compliments costs
Henry Hanke was dIsordery and
was fined So aud costs therefor.
On yesterday morning the following
cases aere disposed Of:
Henry Bushmsn, Gisorderly conduct,
S. and costs. George McCary, disor-
derly conduct sl0 and coste. Joseph
Defiibaugh, disorderly conduct, IS and
costa. Leonsrd McGrannihap, disor-
derly conduct, 50 and coets. A. Wal
lace, Jr. and George Raney, came IS
and costs, and John Collins, drunken
ness, S. and costs, Collins and McCary
were sent TO Jail in default OF payment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27

On A STRIEE.-TfainS Dslaye&.-At
noon yesterday every engineer on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayre & Chicago, the Panhandle
and every other road controlled by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Compay, struck
and refused 10 do another moments
work until all the pay due them was
forthcoming ard the ten per cent. re-
duction in their WAGES was restored
As consequence the trainO on ell these
roads were hthind, and passengers
found themselves 10 q fanny FIX. A
wild train" was put on the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh road which reached here
at nine o'clock last night, 10 the great
delight OF passengers, who feared that
they would be obliged to remain at
Wellsyilie ali night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27
Musical INSTRUMENTS FOR hobby

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR HoLDr
PREsKNrs.-In making your selection
OF Piano or Organ for holiday pres
sent, don't fail to examine the stock OF
Messrs. Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market
street. The instruments they represent,
viz: the Steinway, Knabe and Emer-
son Piano, the Mason & Hamlin and
Smith American Organs, are universal
ly acknowledged to be the leading in
struments OF the world, and taken to.
gether they make an assortment 30 va
ried that no one csa fail to be suited in
the selection of an instrument, either as
to price or quality, Inasmuch as many
unscrupulous dealers offer Tor sale in
struments OF questionable character
and inferior quality, it would be well to
bear in mind the fact that but few per-
sons buy more than one instrument in
q lifetime, hence the necessity Of maxi
ing careful selection, for, as tn ousands
of experienced parties can testify, it ia
cheaper, safer and better to buy in
struments OF established reputation, OF
good and responsible makers, than to
risk money in doubtful investments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27

MALICIOUS MISUNDERSTANDING the
bali of IvaGhoe Lodge No. II, X. OF T.
at Turner Hall, on Wednesday night,
or rather Thursday morning, some iel-
low with heart filled with devilish
malice obtained access TO the gas NIT
ers and either cut the connecting pipe,
or drew out the plug. anyhow, the
lights were ex;inguishtd .ad when a
match WAS lit the escaping gas took
fire and exploded, fortunately doing no
damage. The Turner Hall association
owe it 10 themselves, and their patrons
to find ont who it WAC that played this
trick, and punish him. The mischief
was certainly malicious and might
have resulted fatally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27

ACCIDENT.-Thoma5 Mcdonald, a
son OF E. J. Mcdonald, porter at Dew
ey, Vance q Cos, store, Ga lain street,
while shooting pistol on Christmas
was very severely injured. The acci-
dent occurred about four o'clock in the
afternoon, Young MDonald, who
lives st the head OF Fifth street, wac
standing with a pistol in his hand,
waiting for another boy to fire, when
the weapon lie had was accidentally
discharged. The wad entered his LET!
leg about four inches above the knee.
tearing Inc flesh open and exposing The
bone to the knee cap. DR.. Hupp was
called and attended the wounded boy.
lie is fearful that the bone ia hurt. The
wound is an exceedingly painiul'one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-27

SHor IN THE HAND.-Christmas day
while two boys, in the First ward, were
playing with a pistol, the weapon was
discharged, the wad passing through
the hand OF one OF the boys, iphicting
a very painful wound. Every boy in
town, nearly. has brass barreiled pis'
toll for use on Christmas and Fourth Of
July. It is only a question Of time
when the boy shall be wounded with
the brass bsrrelled pistol. It's bound
to come some day.