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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-12
A GREAT MAN GONE.

ReNerhy John.0n Fornd Dead in ;,i'
Ward of the Executive Mansion ~
Annapoiss-1hc Lm.i Bay OF Ut'
Hnsy LIfc.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l0.-Hcyordy john
son, the distinguished .tateman anl
iurist, was found dead this evening n
S:l5 la the grounds surrounding the eN
| ecuti,e mansion at Annapolis. Mr.. John
son was the guest OF Gov. Carroll. ant
dlned this afternoon with other gentle
men at the executive sion. lie wa.
found dead in the yard by II servant.
PARTICULARS OF MS DEATH.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. lO.-Mr. johnson
came here last night To argue the case OF
Baker vs.. freck, and argued in the court
OF appeals to-day. BY invitation Of Coy
ernor Carroll he became his guest at
the executive mansion. To-day
the governor invited Chief Justice BartOl
of this State, aud several other gentle
men TO meet Mr.. johnson at dinner at
the mansion. They dined ut pm.
Al DINNER
Mr.. johnson appeared in excellent spirits
and his usual health. and entertained the
company by his conversation and relat-
ing anecdotes. At dinner he took one
glass of Mcderia and refused to take any
more. After dinner he suddenly asked
the governor to take him into the paror.
lie took the governors arm and walking
in there
SAT DOWN on THE SOFA.
At the request OF Mr.. johnson, the
governor reloined the guests at the table.
Shortly after, servant appeared at the
door and. reckoning the governor out,
told him Mr. johnson WAS
LYING IN THE YARD
on the stones. Gov. Carroll went hnnie-
diatcly to the place and found Mr.. John
son lying Oh the cobble stone carriage.
way that passes under the porch of the
lImanslon, close up to the wall and near
'aoor leading into the basement. He had
evidently gone down the front steps on
his way round 10 the side OF the iouse
and fallen where lac was found. This
was about s;l5 PM, and the impression
Is that he had been there at least half an
hour.
III WAS THEN DEAD
and bleeding proilI.ely from wounds on
the right side of his head and face. His
Douy was ut once removed into the base
ment room and physicians summoned.
llr, William &. Tuck was the first to an
rive, and after eNaming the body pro-
nounccd lie extinct. Drs. l,idbut and
Cloud arrived alterward. There are
large wounds on the right side Of the
forehead, two
FRACTURES or THE SKULL,
nom the upper portion OF the forehead
10 the eyebrow, dislocation OF forciln-
90. L a a.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-12
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i1IInAuN.

me BrtSh Cf0ifsrty R,ric,c for Janu.
AIRY. republishcd by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co., II Barclay street. New
York. contains a. follows:
!. Herbert Spcnccr's Sociology
2. Among The Prophets.
3. The Hindu Woman. real and ideal.
I. SciNia.
.. The Stock Exchange aud Foreign
Loans.
g. Disestablishmeni in New England.
Z. Political Questions in Italy.
:. Contemporary Literature.
The first article contains an account of
the principal features of Herbert Spen-
GERS Sociological doctrine. rs set tortl,
in his "-orial Statics,' followed bv
critical remarks on the method employeJ
and the general characteristics exhibited
in its development and exposition.
The object OF Among the Prophets
is to prove. that "tlr system through
which the Jewish prophets worked was.
In the main, the same rs that which the
modern dervislcs employ" \ dcscrip.
ton ol the public worship of the der
vishcs, which consists of sacred sonps.
music aud dances. is given, aud several
pages are devoted TO the poems which
, explain their mystic doctrines.
"1hc Hindu woman, real aud IDEAL"
shows the high estimation in which wo-
man were held among the lIinlus during
the Nedidic period. and how as the wor-
ship OF Brahma gained ground. they
were gradually deprived OF their priv
| ilcgcs and placed lower in the social
scale. Some interesting letters from
Hindu woman Of the present time, de-
scribing their home-lfc and occupations.
| are introduced.
The frequent mention of "Scr,ia." In
the papers. has called forth an article civ-
ing history aud description of that
country and it, inhabitants, and explain
ing the awkward position in which it is
placed at the present time.
The next article is description of the
manner in which business is transacted
at the London Stock Exchange. and of
the means by which English capitalists
were induced to make foreign loans TO
impccunious countries.
''Dsestablishment in New England" is |
a history of the laws relating TO church |
government in the Colonies OF plymouth
and Massachusetts. 1t l. to be concluded
in the next number
Political Questions in Italy"is divided
Into eight sections, in which arc dis |
cussed the conditions of her existence,
her financial position, political parties.
the relations between chGrch and state, |
relations to the pope, foreign policy, and !
alliance with Austro.llungary.
More than fifty pages OF notices of con-
temporary literature bring TO conclu.
sion the new year number of this review.
The periodicals reprinted by the Leon
ard Scott Publishing Co., al Barclay
street. n. W are as follows: The Loa-
ton quarterly, Edmb"rgh, Westminster.
md British quarterly R,rie~s, and Black
eood's Magazine. Price, s year tor
one, or only $40 for all, aud the hostage
IS prepared by the publi-hcr..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-12

svg.tt,tiett. lIt.

oiHiS"rnILp, ILL. Feb. O.-Thc GOV.
'rnoi To-day appointed twculy-four dele
Hnlrs {" rrprpscnt Iliinoi, IN the New
orleans Immigration Convention of
Narch J. Those from Southern Illinois
are Gen. Fred. iieclirr, Bcllcvllc: John
wood. Cairo: Nm. Richards. Mel cans
DDoro' ~. a. Coolridgc, Litchilcld z. b.
Grown, Newton John Moses. Winches-
ter and 4. a. Glenn, Mt. Sterling.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-12
St.J0. Medical
ms TITUTE.
~ s..H;a:i safSE.i:= Is,:s,y.

V'llI only place where a sure cure cnn t,e re-.
4 ll~t upon Little b. required in The wnv uf
V'.'I iiIi''k, a. ihe reputation q the institution
ho CONVINCED tlnt this b. The lur.ost and most
complete institution OF ihr Kind m tmericu for
,it succ' +" ~ treatment Of all Chrome sexual
Private ami NeBrn,ll Disease Of both sexes, such
a. ~ phiii., blunrfhri, elect, structure Run
tute, Nafirpss VEINS, typitti-, IIubo Nc An
urinary AMI syphillic oI.mr rcuiisl affections OF
inc ufoht, skin or DJuts are treated with ub-
Iaihlci"l ruc 'ess. IpnortiuI cured in from
ui'' ~ HNr days. ~FpAiiis cured ia from Qyo
,Y teii 'hSH over b,I'p cu-es cui,d, seminal
Ng,kn'-, ~pcimHtJrrhan, Nigiu Losses. see.
uHi Deblfl ant Impotence. Llss of sexual
Power, %, the result Of .,ll-abu.c in youth. sex.
lAl ,A.' -a,s in mniHrr ycua, and an impede
heht 7" marriage permanently cured " ithout
mercury "i auy other mineral puis0n. Patient.
90 Distance Treated Ly ltIcg. M,-llrine. -,ut
ti,fl Mntir loung ncn WAC have become the
NctiWef - solitary vice--that dreadful ana DE.
sifhciiFe habit which aunuAlly sw.,ri- 10 an uu-
iWelF grave thousands ul younV in,p p, the
lnp,t eNal'ei ulcni- aud brilliant lutcllecf, Who
ulshl n'I'rNi chrye cnifahcel Listening senate
win ne hnier4 Of clOuuenc. or wal,i To
ecHirrN Tie living Tyre may call with nll CONT
u.rn0t- iHt ID pi't nat young frHu. the mop
Hi hiH country, Toe darling Of HE Parents -nau'I
D." matched from an prp-prei- and ENJOY.
iu'u'H ni iflr b} tie ruu4ruufuef- of Isffpg
nom ,hr path ~ nature and INDUCING 10 a c.f.
ulu ~'i'i habit. such lcfsons must Isf0r.
contemplating marriage, reflect that a s.urI
ihlnd ana b'sll are the most necessary r,oui.ite.
~ pIvh"ie r"nuhhih happiness. indeed without
Thee Tie journey through lit. beoome. a weary
Itl-II!,sAk'' ihr prospect hu.rly dar',rus 10 the
view, lht ihini becomes -hAdoWel with de- ,,,iy
anu hn'd with melhu dolly reflections tina, the
hnpI lhess "i another Il biishted with our own.
=" "iI'tlh- A'unF men We would sty do NOT
hcSP tniH -c tu'i o. yDuIsnlf and ynur cod until
~ ma -npped ihe ,ital- and len YOU wreck OF
humanity tnrre a. yOurssli and a burden Ia
rgle'E. " you Hte eninHEltd ga the suarr Of
rtu l|Hut9h, or any private disease, rec from
~ ui-tr'cllnn, and app! 90 81 Joseph Meiicsi
ih-ulule Tor trciilHeni, and bee Jfur once m0fe a
hunHu icing '''''
tuic' guaranteed ~ money refunded
~ All i'inl!g dditulfies and iIupe,lim,p,. "a
Mlil1sc uciied with safety and -urc,-s
"a great HeIicnl book and .ncre,. !gr ladie-
anu gents. >"ni free Tor two .infuts
Addtc.- ~ Jo-elh Medical institute Frsu,i,
street, lctwesn second and Third. n. is.@rg
-''--"''l. ''-ll-J-dNW-IV
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-12

.LABRILD LADIES , g.e., :, 8,
- iar.p i1r rfdcrfi. circular 81 a-r's.t s,fI1
bf. H. q .lAlI.. q t. Na-a. 50. !adl.uall,l. l,,l.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-12
GOOD NEWS s SMOKERS!

r. s
to
ski ed labor
VI Irellh- a IL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-05
Republican County Convention.

t,,nE RErUBLIeAN COUNTY CENTRAL
Committee Of Eurekn Codnty, Nevada. at
nmesting hold in Eureka on tho evening OF
August 2ab. is7i.
i.s,oiysd. That County Convention of the
Trpu blican party OF EsrcL County. Nevada,
bs held in the town Of Eureka, at tho Court
house. on Saturday, the S0th day of Septen-
b.r. 1915, al III o'clock a. NJ, for tho purpo,o
sf nominaflng candidates for county md
township officers to br elected at tho gen.
sd rlacton of Novem Dor, 1876.
srsolved. That tho primary elections in the
nrerai prscincis bo hsld on Saturday, sep
isnhsr 2'd, ,ls7s.
The Committee made an apporfi onment Of
dsl,s ates ffom the folio wing precincts, viz:
Eureka 81 delegate: polls. Courthouse ;
gadses and Inspectors, J. Il. Ayers, 4. Doug
IL. Chris. Carpenter.
Jackson Mine and South Ruby Hill, is del
a.tss; polls. Matt. kyls' saloon; Judges
md inspector. Seth Lang, baugh, larry
D-stls. jerry Couchlin.
R,chmnnd Mine, delegates; polls. Csm-
rany's Office.
Atlas Mino. q dalegatcs; polls, hoisting
works. l.-
Hamburg Mine. delegate; polls, Cobb',
boarding house.
linto Mill, | delegate; polls. SIMPSONS
Vanderbilt. 2 delegkto polls, Gayland's
saloon. ..U
Fish Creek, 2 delegates polls, McKcrnen's
ranch.
conorth's Ranch. delegate; polls, Con-
forth',.
spring Valley. dologuts; polls. McCough.
las ranch.
adams Hill. | delegate /; polls, Adams Hill
boarding house.
beyi's Gate, ! delegate; polls, Andy
Louck's hotel.
ioberts Crook, delegate polls. Richard
soa's hotel.
cortez, . dcl,pstcs polls, Cortcz hotel.
leowawc, delegate; polls. Railroad Sta
tion.
ralisadc. 2 delegates; polls, John Mar
chants store.
Mineral Hill, delegate; polls, Railroad
lolse. 1
Alphn. 1 delegate; polls. Railroad Station.
fhpley's Ranch. l delegate; polls. Ship
ley's ranch.
lloosac, 1 delegate polls. Bob Stewart.
House.
.esolyed. That tho polls be kept open from
'Teloek r. N. until o'clock P.n.
hesglved That all Precincts where judges
aha inspectors have not been appointed, the
Nyers select the same TO act as such.
nesoVed. The only test to be applied to
tesis pledge to support Hayes and
=" "heelsr At the coming election,
~ ", II, DAVENPORT, Chairman.
3D. SMITH, Secretary. au2s-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-05

u.
E'h0PosED AMENDM ENT AND REvIS-
Nr.s lon o. tho Constitution of the State of
evsSha, ';sSu, passed at tho sovonth session Of the
Resolved, by the Assem- bly,, the Senate con-
Sdnhs' that the Constitution Of the State Of
"1vaua pe amended as follows:
caa;nu invnu section one Of Article TX. OF the
feadas follows; "
~. s,Icuen !. The fiscal year shall commence
pae hrst day of Decom Der in each year.
assed Jannnry 10. 1873.
oS;soNed, BY tho Assembly. the Senate con-
tnhng, tsaahn.g, that our history, as State, has
WYNN. lst tst tho necessity Of revising the Com
,.uon we therefore recommend tho eloc-
ls.s la,;.t a. the next election for members of the
e es,n,aturc, TO vote for or against the calling
tbs oon ntention for the purpose Of revising
pss.nsu consultation of the State Of Nevada.
Assed February Is, 1875.
co,.a. nsroby certify tho foregoing to be true
on .s nIs rom the original enrolled resolutions
so.i iis,'l -. Witnoss my hand and the Great
'v.i 81 tho State. August /, 1875.
-'u j. ID. MINOR Sec'y OF Stats
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-05
Private. School.
A PRIVATE SCHOOL WILL BE
N opened by MRS. HETZEL on

MOnNNy, inc 24th 1nstnnt.
For the present the school will bs held in
tho vestry-room Of st. James Episcopal
Church.
Terms: For children advanced beyond the
Third Reader land including French, per
woek, sl.50.
For children less advanced, por week. sl.!0.
ap2i.lni
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-05
TEA AND ply SEC.
A Mixed Chinese Advertisement

nR. CUM WING, THE CELEBRATED
- Chinese Physician. takes this method OF
informing the public that he has located in
Eureka. lie treats successfully all diseases
to which the flesh is heir.
Office at Sin Sam KEGS store, in Chinatown.
All of the choicest brands Of Chinese Teas
are also to be found at the we'll. stocked store
Of Sin Sam Kee. Prices lower than any other
esta bishment in town. jyl9tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-05
nEMocRATIC COUNTY CON
VENTI0N.

.ur nrNocRATIC. COUNTY CEN
VhE Cnmmittee Of Eureka county. Ne
u meet,ng held in Eureks, on tho
syeeo.nTi,sd. syeninTi ~ That's County Convention q tho
hr.te hcso,,sa. norty for Eureka county. Nov,
s asor. Hs%nisess g . .
omss osr.I ia olection Of Novcmb Der, 1875, be held
3 g'fbb fbs town Of Eureka. in the Courthouse. on
rue.d.y. the 2sth day ofSeptember.
1875, nt IL o'clock. A. N.
Resolved, That the rimary elections in the
ssvoral precincts be held on a
saturday, September 10. Is7s.
Tho commit.ss made an apportIonmeat Of
d.lexatss from the following precincts, vii:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-05
Delegates.

Ituas resolved, that, at the different poll
Inc places, on the day or the primary election,
ths citizens should organize and appoint
,jadges and Inspectors Of Election; and that
Tia boiling plnces, in tho popuous precincts,
be kcrt open from 10 O'clock A. n. until J p. N.
Resolved. That the test at tho primaries be,
"Will you support Tildcn and Hendricks in
the coming csmpaign?"
A. BENEDICT, j. c. LOCKWOOD,
Secretary. Chairman.
auStd
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09
SOMETHING ABOUT TIE sei0yS.

Now that The Legislature has ad-
jo@rned, newspapers begin TO make up
their estimate of its ability rs COM
pared with former Legislatures. Since
we have been in Kansas, we have never
discovered that one Legislature differed
materially from an.tarr in brains, ora
torical power, and all that. In the
quality and quan ! y OF work accom-
pljshod, there has ben some difference.
Every Legislature has had IL share Of
abuse. The one which has just
dissolved coniamcd a number of able
men. Some OF them Increased their in
fluenue, and some lost even what they
had. Sam Wood took his seat with
bad record, but in reviewing bis labors
we believe that he stands better now
than he did al the first OF the session.
GOV. E>kridge went TO Topeka with u
good record, IN, lost influence aud
friends on the last pull. III. ". Cook,
one of tho ablost AID bright
est men of the House, did not accom-
plish near so much a. was expected Of
HIM. The honorable Speaker stood
well at the commencement OF the session,
but no, as well at the close. These arc
a few examples of The usual fate OF Leg
islaiorS. \ man may stand AT tie TOP
during one session, and somewhat nearer
the bottom during another. 1t is sup
and down" in the Legislature - il is
outside. II was generally supposed al
Tho commencement Of the session, two
Of the promiacnt mc@bers were can-'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09

sec the Mayor Of Salina appoint an ar
Dor day and ali the people obey his re-
quest.
In State like Kansas where politics
is ALI one way is is indeed relief 10
have two newspapers like the Lawrence
Standard and tho Topeka Bidde on the
qu rice TO pick up Republican officials
and wiring their nccks, once IN while.
Neither of the papers named are Iii
natured, one sided and narrow-mindcd,
but pitch good-natnredly into fellow,
not meaning, of course, one-half they
say. The best Of men need q little
watching, and tic STANDARD and BLADE
serve to make the officials, "toe the
mark" better. Both papers stretch the
truth little more than lis natural ex-
pansive power will warrant, but they
mean 10 harm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09
ASJut Railroads.

EDITOR JOURNAL Tho proposition &c
issue bonds To aid in the construction oil
a railroad from Florence to Salina, has
been the subject cf a great deal OF DIS
cussion for the last month in our county,
and great deal of loose and irrelevant
talking has been done at our meetings
held to discuss this subject.
Will you allow me room to make a
short argument in favor Of the issue of
the bonds
All, believe, agree that the road
viii be of great benefit to us in the say
ing of freight, probably amounting, an
nually 10 the amount necessary for lis
to vote TO secure the road, 10 say moth
ias Of the taxes the road Will pay into
The county treasury upon its road bed
and rolling stock. Bat when we pro-
pose to vote the bonds, we fin'l strong
opposition, who advance two arguments
in support Of their position First, that
we have been swinded in bonds; Sec
ond, that we will increase our taxes.
Now let Us look at these objections.
That we have been swindlcd, | aGc.It; ;
hence, if We are swindled again, II will
be our own fault. The propositions can
be SD drawn and made a part OF the
vote, that we cannot be swindlcd again.
and we must see that they arc so drawn
before we vote them. The propositions
upon which we voted FIVE years ago
were so loosely worded chat they opened
the door 10 fraud. And having guar ded
the vote. we must select men for the
official positions whose integrity is UNI
sullicd.
admit that bonds are IN evil. All
debt is an evil. A mortgage upon a
mans farm is 4 great evil, if the money
so procured IS spent foollshly and inju
diriously; but if a man mortgages his
farm TO procure the means 10 buy
team,or other property essential to make
that farm productive, it may bc Il very
good thing to do. To vote county
bonds to build n railroad that began
and ended nowhere, as we
did five years ago, is one thing-and
very bad thing, and ! opposed 1t 10y my
voice and vote; but when definite
coming from responsible
source, to build short line that will
give Us good connection east, south
and west, is teiore as, il Is very dif-
scrcnt tbing-and | think very good
thing. Ii our taxes are increased some
wha, (Which is matter OF doubt, our
incomes will bc increased i'll tar greater
proportions. The question before ~ i,
DO we want the ROAD? Wecannot have
i without paying for IL; We cannot
pay Tor il without voting bonds.
WV. pETTys.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09
EC.ISltTTgE.

Topeka, March /, ls76.-Both houses
of the legislature extended time To stop
the legislature till II m. tomorrow.
Tue legislature appropriation bi.I was
passed.
Tae house concurred in the senatc's
amendments TO the tax Law.
\ bin appropriaiing s., geo 10 the En-
poria school To pay arrearagcs Of the
teachers wages and TO run 1t 10 June
next, was defeated by one msjoriety.
The committee on the LeavenwOrth
bin that was tsmpored with, has net
yet reported.
Topeka, has., March IA large nam-
Lcg Of bills hays 6ccn passed to-day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09
IN. Fast Taited States HAIL Train.

PHi m.a Pace slsrSiaI C=-s set elrgHst fsay
Cssches 5hransh fsulu kaass. cts. sirftslu
- - Jss-fh gcavias S. ne alisFn~sal "a Tvleio
sal sg.-tltai Wiiaaat ct.nse. via gs~zsisi & -
.l.ss Raiss-ss AMI tg~ Ee1sss Lis<
Va s.fr. cfzrrc fsr IA tEryu "a Iaar fosehrs
sirrct cflnri5aa q. nale .; tisrriaSsi -'h Iarg g
strip 70 g. Nfw Yofk al nesfoz-
TIE tine - fae Efeain- ErFr~ss fr-rn Czt=sy o.
II snnilsaI positively fTou fsug - srgss aui "a
hau-s arSrr taza Calz.-0 = Toses fazsrs.i ass
t-zsgssa tailr--
Tke Wabash 70 -suipFea via ~ iufrovsa Ar
ssk~ NaieT's CsapssTs f'niisaau'. Ssssrs. Isl To-
nav Coz-s arr ne bess n 80 we-:. sass F-;szi
arasiag ag94ra,as h vhira rae beat . '.f.tss,ss
aassrr sssr -e2fs-
P4s~~n~ers fasiz- - waszra Ess-.e hsfe hsi sc
rsanSr ~ czrs f-srr 10 Nissan - 8zfs1ess
tlcfnsxt F.rtsisrs. iGflslfs1ia. til2sFras7, Bt4-
.ata NeM Tsgk Bsssgs sci fafrrssf- t-zse Ias4l-is
ExpFres trains fSe ussseafs Ps Nst - t@azls
NsasNs AIS Ssgsseru g@.!s<s ilsks Esef Ce7Esr-
ts ala shT s-s - ~ ef.sA LES froSA sos
ls4tsss I.sufs Ls-aErs.
~ T. Ns1rnsN Mrrs-rs A.Suf
tss1 Pas a~enf. tlo-s
80
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09

Catarrh is common disease. 50
common that suutfing, splitting, and
blowing of the nose, meet us at every
turn on the street Your foot sips ia
these nasty discharges on the sidewalk
and in the public conveyance; and it,
disarrccable oIor, COMMUNICATING tie
breath of the afflicted, renders them
offensive 10 their associates. There l.
the highest medical authority for statInc
that with fully one-haIs, ifnot two thirds.
of those afflicted with Consumption Of
the Lungs, the diseases commences a.
Caiarrah in the nose or head. the mex
step bein. the throat and bronchial
tubes-lastlv 10 the lungs. How impor-
iant then To give early and prompt At
tention to Catarrh To cure this lnati =
some disease correct the system by Us
ing DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Die
coverv, which tones it up, cieauscs tic
blood, and heals the diseased glands by
a specific influence upon them and
to assist, use Dr.. Sage's C4tarfa
Remedy witt, DrPiercc's Nasal Doachc.
This i tho only way To reach the upper
and back cavities where the discharge
comes from. No danger fro-- this treat
meni, and II Is pleasant to use. The
two medicines with instrument, are sold
by dealers in medicines.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09

The President has sent to the Senate
the name of Richard III. Dana, Jr., of
Massachusetts, to be Minister to Great
Britain, vice Robt. e. Schcnck resigned
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09
RerqbiIcap Convention.

4 Delegate Convention of thc Republicans nj the
State Of Kansas in he held in Representative Han IN
he city of Topeka, on Wednesday The 2iin ia! OF
Nav < % so al the hour OF two O'Clock p. IN ,
for Tbs. urpose choosing Dcleg iivs aud c Aier
iairs 10 represent The Republican party OF Kansas "a
ne Union republican National Convention 20 be held
! n Cincinnati Ohio, an the lth day of June. proN:
n the purpose OF nominating candidates Tor l,rrsl
s,euf and yiye-President OF the United States Each
REPRESENTATIVE District entitled 10 representation an
She Legislature ls5. shall he entitled to Two dele
g5tes
Il is ended that the District Conventions foi
the Ur,se of cleo: ing delegates IL the State tonyei-
t.on herein ca led he ftd Saturday, tie liza day o.
ay M such hour az f,sy be designated by ihe Cen
IL al Committee CT tacn Representative Iistrlct or IN
he event tst teie he such CoroTeitee ~ the Cen
irsl Committee ot The cCEEIy. u Is also Ttoc.nmendt
at in addition &c TIC delegates herein I-JTtei ioi'
ore alternate be elC ctod Go~ each delegate.
No persor VIII be ei.tItled % seat or vote ~
he Convention by IiitCe or holding the proxy % any
the dels gates
ky order OF The Committee.
JOHN GUTHRIE, Claiman
] lay BECK b crctary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09

Judge Taft, of Oaio, has been nomi-
mated for Secretary OF war, to succeed
Belknap.