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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02
Road Notice.

4 PETITION having been presented nv Robert
N Crawford, Daniel 4 Hopkins aud others. FOR the
location OF public rnad To- follows tO-witi
Commencing AZ the north east corner of the north
west quarter section -. township a. south range
west J.. W. running thence south the hal section
line miles To the northeast OF the
quarter section %, township 10 south. ves
NOW, therefore, all persons Interested will take no
ice thai W Gentry. JOhnafhan Weaver ard
Robert Muir have been appointed viewers and will
proceed To view said road
Wednesday, me 5h dav Of Anq1tst, A. D., 1871.
OF on the next day thereafter and win give To all par
ties a hearing
BY order OF the Board Of County Commissioners of
Saline county. Kansas
JOHN ANDERSON,
County clerk
PERI GRErrKr Deputy 23.sw
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SYMPTOMS Of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of Diseased Liver.
DAMN the right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patient isl rarely able tol lie onthe left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the blade, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
ed with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
Observation-Disclosures pain, accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss.o memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation Of having
left undone something which ought to
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin his spir-
its are low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, vet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy. Several OF
the abovesymptomsa ttendthe disease,
but cases have occurred where few of
them existed, yet examination Of the
body, after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. c. MCLANK's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Ouinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL
Fer all Bilious arrangements and as
asimple purgative they areunequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. MCLASEs
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR.
McLANK's LIVER Pu-Ls.
The genuine Nc LANE LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of c. McLANR.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
@Insist on your druggis, or store
keeper giving you the genuine DR. c.
McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
TothOse wishing TO give D. c. McI-sxt's Ifvrn
PilIsa trial, will mail pcss pad 70 kny p.r5 o.
the Unitsd States. bon ID Pfas fortwrafy-sss
cents FILMING RRUs- PGEsezrE. Pa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02
Road Notice.

4 PETITION having been presented by W. A.
N Gshsn. q. W Gentry and others for the loo .tlou
of public road 10 run n follows to-wit
Commencing 81 the north-e corner Of section g.
township II sOnih range west + N thence runnrz
dHe sonth on the section line 10 the corner
OF section 10. township 10 south, range westsP NJ
Now, therefore, all persons interested VIII take no
tice that VIM. McCorInsc, Joseph skelion and james
Potts have been appointed viewers. and viii proceed
10 view said road,
Tuesday. he 1h day Of August, a. d.. Ls77,
or the day thereafter and will yve 70 all partis.
besrIBg.
BY order of the Board Of County Comrnisslonsrs Of
Saline county. Kansas
JOHN ANDERSON
County CLERK
PERI GEEvIrY Deputy ZJ-sw
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The Man WhA Grew.

Ono day last week Detroit mechanl
was going down Michigan avenue, anc
became favorably impressed with pai
of pants hanging in front OF CHEAP
clothing store. The price was low, th'
goods seemed all right and be made uI
his mind to purchase.
al gift you the word of Andrew Shack
son dat dose pants are shust like iron,
said the dealer. 81 warrants dem efery
dime"
After three or four days. wear the
purchaser found the bottoms of the pants
crawling toward his knees. 1t was Q
bad case of shrinkage, and he went back
to the store and said:
"You swindled me on these pants
See how they have shrunk %
The dealer looked him all over, felt OF
his head, pulled down the pants and
finally said:
al shall give you $1,000 a month if
you'll travel with me-"
"How-what
"You are shust growing right up at
the rate of two inches day, and takes
you aroundt the country on exhibition.
Dose pants are shust as long as efer, but
you have grown oudt off dem"
al don't believe it," shouted the man
al am forty years old and quit growing
long ago."
al gif you de word of Andrew Shack
son dot you vos growing"
"Don't care whose word you give. L
say these pants have shrunk nearly a
foot"
"Has de top of desc pants shrunk
down any?" Softly asked the dealer
"Why, no."
"Shouldnt do Wristbands shrink down
shust so queek as dose bottoms should
shrink up? If it's in de cloth, one part
should shrink like the odder,eh? When
sold you dot elegant pair of pants for
tree dollars | don't suppose you was
growing so fast or l shall haf put znm
straps on de buttons"
"Well, don't like this way of doing
business" said the purchaser.
"Shust like me. If | sell such elegant
out of dem, it damages my trade. You
hat damaged me five hoonored dollar,
but | haf low rent, pay cash for mein
goods, and can make you dis fifty cent
tie for FIVE cents"
The man walked out to the curbstone,
and turning around shook his fist and
said:
"You are liar and cheat, and I'll
dare you out here"
"Such dings sink deep intomy heart, )"
sighed the dealer, as he took down his
pipe. al drinks sells out dis peesness
and peddles some vases aroundt. Den
when l sells to somepody it makes no
difference how much they grow.-De-
troit Free Press.
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Road Notice.

4 PETITION having been presented by v y
N Drake, .. Hubbard snd Others, Tor the location
OF public road Ia follows. to-wit.
Commencing nj the south corner Of section 81
township IL SOUTH range west d l.. NJ thence run
Railway
Now, therefore. ali persons interested will take no
lice that H. Nash. Charles Cooley and Richard
Dudy have been appointed viewers and will procee,i
to view said road
Friday. the nth dry Of august. 4. D., 1877.
on the day thereafter and will give To all parties
hearing
by order OF the Board Of County Conms-i onerS of
Saline county, Kansas
JOHN ANDERSON.
County CLERK
By !. NJ GREELEY. Deputy g3-lw
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The Mormon Faith.

"These," said tho Prophet, care the
articles of Mormon faith as written by
Joseph Smith"
ave believe in God, tho Eternal Fa-
Their, and in his Son, Jesus Christ, and
in the Holy Ghost.
eve believe that through the atone
ment of Christ all mankind may be
saved by obedience to the laws and or
dinances of the Gospel.
ave believe that these ordinances are:
First, faith in the Lord Jesus Christ
second, repentance; third, baptism by
immersion for the remission of sins,
fourth, laying on of hands for the gift OF
the Holy Ghost.
ave believe that man must be call
ed OF God, by, prophecy, and by laying
on of hands,, by those who are in au-
thority to preach the Gospel and admin
lister in the ordinances thereof.
eve believe in the same organization
that existed in the primitive Church
viz, apostles, prophets, pastors, teachers.
cvangelists, etc.
ave believe in the gift of tongues,
prophecy, revelation, visions, healing,
Interpretation of tongues, etc.
awe believe the Bible to be the word
of God as far as it Is translated correct
ly; we also believe the Book Of Mormon
to be the word OF God.
awe believe all that God has reveal
ed, all that be does now reveal, and we
believe that he will yet reveal many
great and important things pertaining
m tho Kinpdom of God
ave believe in the literal gathering
of Israel and in the restoration of the
Ten Tribes that Zion will be built upon
this continent; that Christ will reign
personally upon the earth, and that the
earth will be renewed and receive its
paradisaic glory.
1--WE claim the privilege of worship
ping Almighty God according to the
dictates of our conscience, and allow all
men the same privilege, let them wor-
ship how, where, or what they may.
ave believe in being subject TO kings,
presidents, rulers and magistrates, in
obeying, honoring, and sustaining the
law.
1--WE believe in being honest, true,
chaste, benevolent, virtuous, and in do
ing good to all men; indeed we may say
that we follow the admonition of Paul,
I'VE believe all things, we hope all
things; we have endured many things,
and hope to be able to endure all things.
IL there is anything virtuous, lovely, or
Of good report or praiseworthy, we seek
after these things
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02
Publication Notice.

STAIk of KANSAS.
IOuNIT 90 SALINk
IN District Csafi.
'''"rse a s'erhar'. Plaintiff
hsliuds NJ ENerhari, DefrnssRf
To Malinda VI Itrrhau Naa " IA TAX malice th.t
you have been sue,l bs Georxs kysrharf the sb,Va
nsie' painiin "a the bstrlct Court OF saline einty
hansss thai sail plaintiff died his petition s,n le ssth
daS Of July, -. i~sj. ant that you must snz wrF
-aid petition ar before ths 18th ay OF september
y u, i-s7 the petition will h. takrn a. true .pi
judgement dV"rctng said tsc1rgs \. Evsrhart nom
YOU anal giving him the custody Of yir minor child
HANNIBAL tVerhart. Will ~ rendered accordingly
GEORGE \ ENEkIIAKT
NoHtER jrSSINgH,G PLAINTIFFS Attorn~vs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02
Road Notice.

4 PETITION having BEEN presented bv VIM A
N Maxwell, Joel Msltby aud others for the locAlior
OF public road, 10 be run A. follows. fs-wh
Commencing IT the northwest e0rpsr Of the south
west quarter Of the northeast quarter o. section ~
township Ia south. rang. west p n thence run
ming south on the hsif section line and three
quarter miles 10 the southeast Of The south
sest ansrtrr Of section o. township 10 south range
wr-t6P
Now, therefore, all persons interested viii tats
tee that Angus Hszga5f. Jscob DOumYss sna Evsn-
der light have been appointed viewers. And VII pro-
csed 10 view .ad road
Friday. ne IOh day 81 Angasf, a D., Ts77
The dsy thereafter ami viii sivs 70 all parties
bearing
Saline counts, Kansas
John ANDERSON
toubfT Cert
b. J. GETTLTT. Dsyuiy. Z-ax
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02
NOTICE..

GENERAL OFFICE or INK NATIONAL LAND Co !
- Louis, No. January 18th, lss9 !
TnNHE public are hereby notified that JoHN W BEs6-
II CT Salius Is not authorized 10 the Agent
this Company in any capacity whatever. All comma
nloafons regarding the Company 5 lands should be
addressed, and all payments thereon made to r. .
W ENYss, SECRETARY AND TREAsURER, NJ ABILENE
KANSAS
The Company has tor sale al low prices and on easy
terms about 40 90 Of the hest land IN saline
MCPHERSON Ottawa, Lincoln and Ellsworth counties
4 ) GREELEY
President
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JOHN ". BERK!S

hOES not CLAIM TO represent the National Lan,i
~ Company al Missouri. 10 act Tor u "a dHB 90.
faeifv 'chdterer having severed hts with
the same on December end. lcs6 lie has, neyerfhe-
less. over 10000 acres OF the best lands in Central
Kansas now for sale ON scc1mmo ls ting terms and
arms 10 SUIT purchasers. For particulars large
advertisement elsewhere this paper
Ma. JOHN ". BERkS,
1.tr General Land Agent sal,na ka,...
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Tees Predictions for August.
to 3-Heavy rain and storms.
4 to Fair.
to 10-Severe storms.
10 to l3-Clear.
IA to 10 Threatening storms.
IL to 1S-Clear.
Is TO 2t-Cloudy and liable to frost
north of the 10th parallel.
% to 2s-Threatening weather and
rains.
90 to 3l.-Cloudy and rain storms.
The warmest days will be the I'd, 9th,
18th, Goth and 30th the coolest, the 4th,
llth, 14th, and 22d.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02
TC wEcf BROOKVILLE.

n tract CON nj se cor
lot s, b 20 run VI 30 n
n IS n e 30 n Q 50 70 ~ "
a tract com 81 n " Of
~ cor lots b 40rrn "
- II n s. n e % II IS
n to beginning 500
a tract com Is n n Of
20 cor lot : b 70 run W
81 n "a g IL . 80 fiss5
feet & On
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Notice to Taxpayers
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
SALINE CoUyTr. Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the following describ-
~ cd lands aud town lots. SO much thereof rs may
be necessary for that purpose will. on
Tuesday. the 4h day Of September. A. d., 1871.
and the next succeeding days thereafter, be sold by
at public auctnH at nv Office in the Court House,
Sslina for the delinquent taxes and charges thereon
FOR the year a. ID, 1876.
J. B. HAMILTON
County Treasurer.
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S77 !. D: e ].
N ---is not easily earned in these tIn~s
It'll hnt u can ir mate ~ three nanihs
by any one Of either srN, "a ans
II part 81 the counfry who ~ Willing
III Ia work steadily ii the employ ulast
all III that We furnish. 49, iaiiars n wrek
W. IA NonT 0Wn Town. You need nff
Y hs away from home over night
\ nu can give Naur whole time to thr WORK or ostp
your spar monl"ni- W. have agents who az mak M
over t.n dollars per day All who engage al ESQ
max" money issi AZ the present tins money eannat
be nsde easily and rapidly AZ anv other bu.fne..
u costs nothing 90 try the bustnc.s Term. AMI a.
outht IRE" Ad'ire--. st once. "a HALLkr1 AGO
fOfuan1s Maine
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
The Last Saturday ofeach Month,
SHERIFFS SALE.
MON Pacific Railway Company. d. / Plaintiffs.
Mary RickPriy6e

Union Psciae Railway Company. D 4 plaintiffs.
Mary A. BickerSiyke
II ID Rush,
A. Chapman
L d Bower,
Benjamin Howard.
Oscar SeitE.
II. Miller, aud
Francis Stevens.
Partners as Miller 4 Stevens
Jacob Dewitt,
Daniel r. wagstaG
Sheriff Of Saline County, Kansas and
David NJ. Hsmlin, } Defendants
DY virtue OF order Of sale issued oat Of the
- District Court within and for the county saline
IN the Fourteenth Judicial District OF the State OF
kansas, IN the above entitled case, I will, on
Tuesday. the IN dap Of august. a. D.. 1877.
at clock, p. of sad day the east door of the
Court House the city OF Salina Saline County and
the highest bidder for cash In hand the folio ng
deseTib,d real estate, to-wit
Lots numbered one % two gO and three Cd
Depot Addition 10 the town Of Salina In the county
OF saline, IN the State of Kansas together with all the
improvements, buildings and appurtenancss thereon
and thereto belonging, including the hotel building
upon said lots Said real estate above described
be sold to satisfy said orier of sale and appraised at
seven thousand and i've hundred dollars
sheriff $ office, Sslina, Saline county. Kansas June
18th, A. d., IS77.
SAN. C LONG
22-5w sheriff saline County Kansas
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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
@ II NJ u I NJ M
"Vibrator''
Threshing Machines,


Complete Horse Power Estabflahm0Dt Win
2t-inch. 2s-tnch snd H-fnch syindsrr and . 10 o.
IL horse power 10 nateh
Two styles Of Mounted Horse Poyers. oar
improved 'trppis-g ~ % sBd improved slstar
speed fWoodhuTry style. both kiBds n.D.sntsss 90
four wheel and special slsss fsr = 10 ssa ID
hnrse- ~ - - - -
Complete Steam Power Ouffits our .nFtsaisd
'Nibraf9F' ~spaFstDrs. made expressly for steam
power. with sfinch cylBdsrs sHl it-fseh sstarassr
or I3-ineb cylinder and S--fneh s@f.assfss sIsau8ng
parts With al the other parts pFftprionsisiy eat,.e-
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steam Thrssher Engines. ~ osr an rGsss, -
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Our Vibrator Eeparaiors sions anasts
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Al other make ~ spFinss siso sffrfiF alapf-f % -
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The World W ds Reputation a our mat bg-as
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swing. admirable esaning. sasfaSs sleesliness
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The Genuine Vibrator Thrsshsss
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SHEPARD T. CO.
aATspI.n ca. ~ a. saIs1Ea

fAfT - shT q fbsu Fssaiu saftsfiysi 8ssssfs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Oec week in your own town Termsand - OUTFIT
QUO free. II HALLETT & co. Portland. Maine.
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seqr srqr lG IL 3 Is 20
that pt Oh seqr neqr 4 neqr
seqr lying south Of Saline
river 22 IL Z 1904
that III Of seqr seqr lying
sSaline r ~ IL 3 163
pt nwqr l:W
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

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cITT or LTGBTTILLK
ssss - - - 60 tsxs.f
- 7 " Terry -
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...,o thnr nrn nrennring srccal cascs IN French

,, trade they are preparing special cases 10
walnut and American bgternHS o TaTP me quiet elegance
lu''9 'ss.,rond cases nut foreigners Hlc ~ainod
to p1y an extra price for the cr nE avorihe bv
" INTRODUCTION of improvements ana tne aNI in
excellence OF manuqcture to ,vo5 swim Win very large
ca2n tne i,nTi NE aerancs. giving The most
perfect ,n TO tne stnss Mere T piano o. Whn
grand and the most expensive 9i5 I'M Instruments OF
Syery Grade and Tins uniformity q J 24f To the Sy ware
cur-' ,g, 4 sons ID very apt 10 result III pug-
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fine ARTS

Holm II. DRAPER, AuctiOncer
~ by JOHN II. DRAPER e 90,
At Their branch store. aEd East 23lst
EXHIBITION DECEMBERl9.
DAY AND EVENING,
ORIENTAL BRONZE~ AND CLOISONNE
sale THU R~DAN ana FRIDAY, December ~ and Il,
At y O'clock p. NJ each dag.
By order Of tn imi ortcr-
TNRESERNED SALE.
Elegant collection Of rEkING CLOlSONNE ENAMElS.
BrOuLc7 Chinese antique BronZes, JA a5s
and Umbrella and Flower stands general assortment
% Brc a-lirtC.
Collectors ara especially invited examine these goods
the catalogue valuable articles exhibited er
tle rst
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slluanons Naute1--femaIes.

A DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
= = GG0lsk TRIBUNE WILL b. RECEIVED Ar TIE
-, or a0 ~ no i3@S broafva{ cor Thirty nrs
ave- cor Forty .seycutlst TIE HARLEM OFFICE
10 ,Soi lhrfave, cor. OnehuudIci and twenty ort ST.
ehcerteN - 30 y III 80 ''-'
Il Wis. hkLLI'S Gate Of CaiUcntcrO No
~ bihaNe tentiance on lOt ell can be- had mn sliu.
w VI iuy hstciaf male AID leuals lep fOr every "a
Pl'1 tiuIiortTs Will hero be saved time ana oils a.
asic uut Respectable servants admitted wv
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AmusemfuI5.

40 This MONDAY EVENING. December y,
Reap1csrlrca NJ .io d. ugpislgl artist, IT.
CHARLES FElHTfE -.
WHO v aprosr I'm ne very powerful Grarattcn q aleu-
Dumass great work, entitled
MONTE CRIgfO.
presented with scenery c0stumcs &C. aa cast u gu
poy go c-'sn dailv from 8 A. m. tilI 10 r. H.
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PORT or EEW.YOBK..--.........
CLEARED.

Cr-sRfD
......, --. ,....r.,o--r
S-oamSl Up ttirc li'i.l 'i'I!'A A-''' 4N' "
T. j. l'Ie ,... , ,...,, pr, r.t.,,, tivcruool Win
St'....sS-r--.. I55,r ~ io,o '
Stearrs no alley fBr Cross TivcTr00. Rusk JeNors
Steamship Greco lrh Icartc London. = 81. hurst
Steamship Tto-Ha Hr Of2l- Iona ' i'rNltfso. bI9-,
steamship california lEi) Campbell GLASGOW ii'httIto'
Bros l..--..- 1r.lt., &
steamship ieIol'a lhi.'' hu"'t "'d'+''' - 50 '"'N-
CO. -r.-.--..--.. 5.--.... r1or5.-so,
steamship AtauAa .hI'' -''"'FV'i'''' '''''''' i
btt'.,f- ,c.-r-ea Clam senrvrsU Pacific ,fal steam
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EIFTH ANENTE HALL.
CILMORE'S GARDEN.

Commencing this l.OSDhN) evening
THE FIRST GRAND NATIONAL COLotED JUBILEE
BABY SHOW EVER OPENED u &FW.fOEK.
IMMENSE AND MOST INTERVENING FEAICRES
TIE GREAT NOVELTY OF THE CENTURY.
ALSO THE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
AND
eANCEES ROYAL BRITISH &ENAGEnfE
Special Matinee after to-day, and evening ~ PM
THE ENTIRE MONSTER AND NONTI EXHIBITION
To BE sEEN FOR SINGLE IiCKiT
Admission 80 and 20 cents Reserved - cents CHI.
dren half pr-cs
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lectures ano Alsellnas.
IFRICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

OUEREY RIPE BY Helen +. Mather author
~ &" comm TrJ ,he Rye" Latest an mos, brilliant
novel los. pubes complete, in Tribune novel Extra No
d. Price, 10 cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-21

Tho time is near at hand when the officers
of large number Of corporations in this
State must prepare annual statements Of
their financial condition and make oath 60
their truth and IN the case W many Of these
corporations the statements. in whole or in
part must be published in the newspapers.
In most instances those officers are required
to go into details respecting the business
asset. credits, liabilities. and like matters
Of thcircompanics; and this is particularly
80 whcrc the institutions occupy positions
somewhat in the nature of trustees of the
property of other people.
One Of the objects al those annual cxhib-
its is Co inform the shareholders In the com
panlcs of their financial condition. But the
main purpose. no doubt. is to sprcnd the
stat" of their affairs before the public eye 50
that those persons whose business they are
transacting. and whose funds they are
handling may know whether they are sol
vent or in-olvcnt, whether they are on the
high road Of prosperity or are approaching
the verge Of bankruptcy. Having right TO
knowledge of this sort, ii Is important to
have all the facts, and to have them set
forth according to the precise truth.
The trials of CASE and LAMBERT. and
many ut..er recent developments In the
sane line. show that i'm numerous instances
the annual statements " these officers have
been unworthy of confidence. and thus the
public mind has become sensitive on this
subject. In their forthcoming annual state
mems the officers Of corporations can do
much 10 remove this feeling. Let them look
carefully into their affairs. AMI then tell
their shareholders. their customers, their
bcnciiciarios, their creditors. and the public
generally. exactly how they stand with the
world