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

The Legislature to be elected in Ohio
in October will choose a United States
Senator next year to succeed Stanley
Matthews in 1879. Garfield is in Ohio,
quietly laying the foundations for his
canvass, and it it reasonable to suppose
that he will not again allow himself to
be cheated out of the honor, if the Re-
publicans carry the State, as they I'M
doubtedly will.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

1t is stated that charges of serious
character have been made against Judge
Dillon, of the United States Circuit
Court, by the Iowa Central Railroad,
and that an effort will be made to i'm
peach him before the Senate next win
ter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

Gen. Grant is doing Switzerland
thoroughly. At the end of October he
intends 10 visit Paris. He will pass the
winter partly in Paris and partly in
Italy, and will revisit Switzerland later,
should no unforeseen circumstances pre-
vent
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

The new Methodist hymn book, on
which committee OF the General Con-
ference has long been at work, is COM
p!eted. 1t contains 1850 hymns, two
thirds from the old book.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

No dividends whatever were paid last
year on over 81, 400, 900, 900 of railway
stock, and the aggregate paid does not
average more than 26 per cent. upon all
stock outstanding.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

Gen. Pearson, whom the Pittsburg
mob was so anxious to hang, escaped
from the round house with an aide and,
though both were in full uniform, passed
unrecognized through the midst of the
strikers TO place of safety.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

Hon. u. A. Atwood has purchased Of
Mr.. John Montgomery the Ellsworth
Reporter. We wish all hands the great
est amount of success and profit from
the transaction. Both are good, reliable
men,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

The unterrifed Democracy of Ohio,
met at Columbus on the 18th. X. NJ.
Bishop of Hamilton was nominated for
governor on the fifth ballot.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

The management: of A. Il. Stewart 4
Co.'S house seem to have gone stark
mad. First, it astonishes the country
by its prescription of the Jews, and now
It has created still more establishment by
sending bills to some of its customers
tor postage on business correspondence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

The banking troubles have subsidized,
money has become easier and no more
failures are anticipated in banking cir
cles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

Dispatches from all parts show an i'm
proved condition of affairs throughout
the'country. There is firm belief that
the disorders of the strikers are at an
end.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

Henry King has commenced publish
ing in the Commonwealth his editorial
excursion letters. They are well written
and very interesting.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

What has become of Noble L.Prentis!
Isn't it about time that he was writing
up some account of his European tripf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

About S20,000.000 is the amount OF
property destroyed at Pittsburg, which
the clty is bound in law to pay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

Freight traffic has been generally re-
sumed throughout the country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

that can possibly attach hrsiclass One. and
sible Time. We offer for
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A woman entered a crowded
street car the other day, and for u
moment or two no one offered her
a seat. Then . fat man, affected
with the asthma, beckoned to her
and said: MADAM, please take
take cough, cough). She stood
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mo. 6.
All Sorts.

A moving tale-a hungry dogs
Debt is the worst kind OF power
y.
Between two evils choose neil
her.
The end of everything-the lot
:er G.
Can you spell consent in three
etters? Yes.
Even the LATEST boy can some
times catch a whipping.
How much does a fool weigh
A simple ton.
The only suits that last longer
than you want are law suits.
As twice eleven are twenty-five,
how can twice ten be twenty, too.
Self-made men are very apt to
worship their maker.
Time-i is money and. many people
pay their debts with it.
A dep-aved punster says heshall
smoke if he chews too.
Retiring early at night will sure
ly shorten a mans days.
When o man bows to circum-
stances he is forced TO be polite.
Where is happiness always to be
found? In the dictionary.
Farmers will always remain poor
SO long as they. allow others to do
their thinking.
One Of the great wonders OF this
world is what become OF all the
smart children.
All is hollow where the heart
bears not q part, and all is peril
where principle is not the guide.
Why are parties who do not adj
vertise like q shipwrecked mariners
Because they see no sale from DAY
to day.
Harvest never comes to such -
SOW not and so experience will not,
unless you do what God has COM
manded.
One denomination can no moro
j bo made fit to ct all Christians
than one harness can be made to
fit all horses.
A politician was kicked down .
fight of stairs the other day, and
he said he felt a. though his seat
had been contested.
: If you mind nothing but the boz
{ DIV. YOU will lose body and soul too;
if you mind nothing but earth, you
will lose earth and heaven too.
The man who remarked that the
Prince of Wales was born with q
. crown on his head was not aware
that all children are so born.
: How dreary seems each hour,
As it slowly, slowly goeS,
To the man who sits in anguish
: With boil upon his nosel
The idea of teaching every CIR
# to thump q piano and every boy te
Q be y book-keeper will make pota
# toes worth "a q bushel in twent!
= years.
. We are usually capable Of great
or things than we perform; we ar
. sent into the world with bills o
: credit and seldom draw to .thei
full extent.
e All the goods of this world ar
,e no further good to us than they ar
y of use; and whatever we may heal
D. up to others we enjoy only as muc
TO we can use and no moro.
- Thy bed, when thou hest dow
N in it, preacheth to thee thy'grav'
q thy sleep thy death, and thy risin
II in the morning. preacheth to the
~ thy resurrection to judgment.
to A good man and wise man ms
of at times be angry with the worl'
n at times grisved for it; but be sui
50 no man was ever discontented vii
u the world who did his duty in it.
A minister asked tipsy fello
leaning up against fence, whe
I'D he expected to 60 when he die
: a "If l can't get along any bett
Ter than I do now" said he, II shat
ed go anywhere. I'll stay where
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-15
Dienkoeium Il.

Sine ioIibe Gohin, Der idon ;ipei Dienit.
bcrridaitcn acforben, wiiniAt bel timer dbn'
liden Gamilic bon Stanb cinen rubiecn
T;:nT. Da lie iebr 9eniigiam 1T, 10 Iebt tic
mcbr axf sutcu Qobu, als auf rcidlide Soft.
I'm dreibung.
S1neiber: SIN, bm, lauter aentiers,
@antiers, Vrofe1oren. @utsteiifer- ba fam
i'd mid ms Grembenbud bod niht oils
Shnciber eintraaen. Salt, in bab's! ba
f1reib' id elias 3pirn. Sti4olo9.
Ser @sSaeteur eines Mobe.5 Journals
iparre %aefraat:
.@os 1T benn bas Sibi4sie in Damon.
bitten?
Seine Antmcrt Iautete:
xSdone gcIdter."
@ceeuhie 9rauristeit.
souri,.: ,6nten @orsen, Iiebes &ime
BID Raj p.,hl 0eiu S9ab beut' id,n or
bcniIih obactn,iSt, neil On 10 Iuiis bit?
Mhldmaodcn: rMadt oenn b0e aufeu
%Iufis?"
9ouri1: @epib, Elm @nb bon einem Man.
,maht lnitia.
Yuld,nlnoNen: vNd). u:oet Cerr, caHH
tiien Sic bod mclncn Giel, Der 1T INNER 10
trauris!"
Die llnterbaItuna ouf atlantiiden Dam.
pfcrn 1T oft icbr tcsmopolitiidcr Matur. Gin
aaufnann aus Boiton traf neulid auf einem
beri clben einen wiirbeoouen beutiden YaIa'
aier unb lieb fid nit bemielben in Gin &c.
1pr1d barber elm. mas or iiber Yhmerita benfe
.Ymerita," iaate Der 1eutone. .ii@t bas
bette Qano in Der Welt; / hob bort Idnser ali
scbu So1r s'lebt. bob finf Mal banf'rctt &C.
madt unb seh' nun init meinem SermOSe uni
mciner Garni!ie ban.."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-15
&pdpiQe Mu6(e

it bon Serra Grit 8reitmer abernom.
men worcen. 9a Die Wible mieber auf bas
Meue einscridtet uuroe, 10 mirb oas aeeb,te
Yublitum bon Nab unb Gern freunblidit elm.
%aelaoen, Der Muble feline CUNT unb auno-
idaft gu identen.
" Baar @elo fur Bci3en.
8. 8reitner.
@oaoiIe. Stearus s.. Rinn. s5-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-15

Man ser mcucftcn Moee.

Nuf BEN Gcpi Gin runhcs Sopfhcn.
Sm 6cnid bon Nlad)s Elm 3opidjen,
SA0m u~er,icrt NIT buutem S1!ciieu -
NaH Der neueifca Wobe.
Ytwf benz orstp ''iirten 8uicn
Cine @rode, mdttia aro6e.
Tim ben 0als cine Mciin9tette -
Na1 Der neueitcm Mobe!
lin bic SaiMe Elm rotbes @arb,
Tomba6rinae an ieber Nonb.
Sn ben Obren arcse 8ommeln
Nam ber nenetten Nlobe!
Gimtenbrauf Elm ~Drn.@cobs" .Qabea.
Nusee1opite fali6e @abcm.
Nui bcm Midcn mddtiae SdIeifcn =
Nad, her neusten Niobc!
SafEaniMmbe NIT bohen Naden,
.Gbewim0 Sum in beiben Baden,
Gtrimpfe unten boiler Qoder
Ma4 Der neueten Mobe!
lluterrcdc nit hol;craem @eife,
YNpicrntnndctten unD Nrn9en Fet1e,
Meib aepubcrt bas @eidt
Sad Der neusfen Wooe!
S%almeniebern auf ben NIten.
Sin ocm Shleppflcio erobe Often,
ednallen st,nsOol borne bran
Sad Der neueftsn Wobe!
Stuff mo &raaen bonn Seebunbc,
Gonnenihirme, baumwoIcne. butte.
llnb elm S1leier bor'm @eIidt
Ga4 Der neueitem Moce!
MNcs nobel. biibsd uub fem,
.31bnc an bon Glfenbetn,
llnb Gin Nuss, cdt bon @las
Wam Der ncueften Wobe!
Dameaubr unb S%pernsuder,
8cibe nur bon altem aupfer.
50 wirb iebt bic @elt aepreIt =
Na1 Der neue,ten Mobe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-15
Sattler9el@dft
BON
SuliuS &intler,
Mchen @ro,a 6.tv

ct. Gloub, Miuefota.
Serr 8inoler bdlt fets elm ausseaeidmetes
saaer bon Fieroeaeidirren, Sdtteln, Vcitidtn,
Eferoetammen, &iirften u. I. 10. IL. (. NJ. an
oano. Nan bcriaume nidt, fI4 mad beken
o,liaen Yreiien uno heiten Maaren au erfun.
oisen. 25-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-15

Gin pradbtnnnes Bib III,
tatboliide Tamilien.
@bieaao, Nusuf 1877.
SIN unierem 8srlase 1T ioebsn eridiencn:
familiem Xtgister.
Gin tatbolii6cs 6ami(ien. Bib in briQantem
Garben' unb @olbbrud gar Gintrasuns De
Geburten. Seiratben unS SterbefdQe, Die il
Der Garnilie borfommen.
@roBe 2Ox27 Sol.
DieieS Yra9tbilb 1cut neben ben 0cloerr
CUR gintrasuns Der Naanen bar:
Cine @riitlide Ganilie. Die beiliser
Saeramente Der Saufe, Der G6e UNI
Der lesten Oelums uno 1T nit pieler
anbern linnrei9sn 8ilbern, Sni9rif
ten uno @isntten reid perSiert,
Yreis: aussabe nit beutl den 9aidr,f.
ten, per sta6 $l.5o
ausssss init enslif4en sni&r'iten. b,
sn 8uttsral ftanso per YoH. ieoe Aus.
9abe . $l.6C
Seoer tatb otii9e Ganilientater, Der bal
Bib felt, tusrb es taufen. g bat bic ietI
tein fol4es crisirt. Die Serfeliuns beRelber
bat lS Nanate in NnipruG eenommen.
BuGbanbIuas bon
WMblbauer S Bebrle,
Al 6. QaSalIe Str> Gbieaso.
tB @ir iuden Nssmten fir Differentiated
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-15
Sine TQrm
bon 100 Mdcrn biQis ~ bertamfcn

Gas 2ano 1T 2 Mcilcn bon Apom Station.
Stearns Gonntp, Winneiota, selescn, cine
Meile bon Der Giicnbnbn sntfernt; gutter 3D.
Den, prattuoller @uid uno gutes @icienlano ;
aud iino 4 Alder gebroden unb Gin tleincs
ScsbauS %pcrbanoen. Hreis $50 Dollars. -
Secinaunnen: 225 Dollar baar uno ben 8eit
aui mcbrere Sabre Greoit nit 6 Yro,ent Gin.
len. 8auH uitige wollcn iid menbsn an s.
u. @arnten, Mbaap, Stearns So, Minn.
44-3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-15
Nlatttltf6e &p1lmtp6rter
nut Ollie I'm nee Scooter un uut'n Ta9esinad
tcIameuio&t.
u

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Sat @elb muffin ban be Sic ncbmen, I'D
Sc Ntptat, ban Be Boom idyItteln tann i'd.
mid.
llp be IigeIien lett iid aoob ipdlen, = IA
Dc Hmfat, b. freea ben Sdinfem.
Sat mill mi mod fricscn, II ii be Imtat,
un DO noom be bat @elb.
I'd iomm oof. = I'll be bafise Hnbrees, Do
Jill he uan'n 8obm (8oben).
glI nat soob rift (riedD tummt ban NIL
IA be spteter.
CIV mutt Rietbohm mebter fainen. - "a be
pontrotte Npteter, DO itumb &c bi Nadttieb up
I'm pcrf0ib BORN SEEMING Qiihicialo.
3 is MI; leiber aeiunoe 3ieo, = ia be Zip.
tetcr tom Dottor I'M Mfbcder.
Sat is auer'n Wuffant. = III Nnton, -
DO barr BEN Garten in'u Cad.
Surge Nntworten.
Ncbuli@ mie iein Safer Gricbrid @ilbelm
I. liebte e5 bctamatlid aud Griebrid Der
@robc, tur;e Nntmorten auf e%inaesangenc
@eiudc III crtbeilen. 9Sir laien einige fol-
aea, mie e. ie benz bortraaenhcn Gabinctsratb
COB:
Die stabt Jranffurt betIaat iid iiber bic
fdmsre Ginquartierumg.
aana i'd tenn oas gauge 3esiment in bic
Modtaidet Reden.?:
Der Aammerberr bon 9c(b aeiat an, bab or
bonn Yrihstn pon,2 anemart fir feline Sdrift
iber @ensalosn cinen @rilantrins erbaItcn
bat;
Sd sratulire, Oas Die Bettelei 70 gut reui.
frt.
Ser Meifcraeiele Gidel bittet nm bas
1feiferrcdt in 1erliu..
Sinb nid)t Meiiter aenus ba, 10 fam man
i'm nebmen, pcnn e. ni9t 10 faul 1T, mic
bic Berliner.
Der Qamoratb bon @pbeEe su 2anb sbera
bittet UNI VersItuns Der btim Bombaroement
bon &iiitrin einsebiibtcn SabfeIisteiten.
Nm i%insifen Gage. erbalt Sober pieber, mas
or in bieie,n Qeben berlorcn.
Ser @einbdnbItr 3. in Berlin bittet nm
e4ahenerfat ipesen Der bel Der Seeunation
Der RuTci inn senommenen 80 Gdner
&ein.
gNara,n nidt aud tueatms bes shabens, ben
er bel Moah's. 3eiirn >%erIitten, mo feline 8ein.
feacr uuter tSaiier fanhen ! :
yer sanowirtb Si(eael aus Wrdb b;ttct UNI
bic GrIaubnib, in Vreubcn Gin Gut antaufcn
au bdsfen.
Glcsel baben mir selus i'm sanoe.
FL.4- VIZ y ,-fE..La
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VWte WteDt3toten
gu IiberaIem 9reifen.
limb bod, nadbem man cs iiberau t<obirt
sat, fault man in 6. S6uIten's olter
seutider Npothefe aues biIiger uno befer.
5cin @eidaft bat iuen,aer Auslaaen pie it.
9enb elm Anoeres. Gr bejablt feline @snte,
tbeilt nit teinem Yartner uno bdlt eise
u usmabl
van 8 GARDEN, @ur3eIn, Rr6uteru,
@einen unb Metiea menten,
uie man ie ionit bier niracnbs inbct.
@uter &atb
;oitet ni@ts uno pirb germ unb freunSIi@ ct.
tbeilt.
&eeepte
uernen an ibrem rpirtli@en" Mertbe arse'
iertist.
6. emultc1t
It asent far aoeriq's tertis aemiidte Garben.
unb feline Npotbete
1T
bic ~ein3ise" beuti9e Mpotbete
norblih bon Minneapolis.
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8ewabrt euer eisenes Snter ~
Sur ucr fir baares @elo fault, fam biaie
i'm. unb berfaufen!
@sr fid alto fir ben Serbf une @intel
nit autcn Hleibern oericben mill, Der iprehs
nur in Dem aQbetannten elotbtn9,Sa'
3aar bon
q. 80. @etrotb
Dor, mo iid) elm Sober, OBJ eros oScl
%tlein, bon 8opf bis gu Gnb mad leiner
8erbaltniTen febr biuis tleiben fam. oenn
meine Stod< @aaren IbcrtreTen allies BID
jett Dasepeiene.
5. %. MeBrotb.
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~ llmaebeuerer @orratb Der ee=
Mdtettcn Nrtifel auf benz @arfte
III einem Nreiie, Der jcber Goncur=
ren5 Eros bietet bel Hronb3insfi.
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aw- 9. Miuer in q. o1...
Ss..aaiI o'e belten nno %feinitcn 2iqucure in
ls,"sM wea saalnen. Seine @eine unb Gioor.
tsm lohllen osn teincm 9auic I'M Staote i;bbsr.
.tonsm meroen, iueocr an Yortrcflidteit noa
an S'a'9te't. Wan iprede Dor uuo iber.e ivy
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