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Politics I'm the Family.

John Smith, politician in the upper
walks OF life.
Mrs. J. Smith John, dear, what time
will you be homo to-day?
J. Smith (hurrying on his overcoat)-
My dear, don't expect me till very late
This will be very busy day. Now,
good.by, and don't sit up for me?
Time, o'clock Wednesday morning.
Smith I'm the--hotel saloon boy sh,
lesh-hav sumsum-mo-drink. Elecshun's
huff TO wear man out.
Lizzie Smith (@t. 10 years -Mother
who is father going to elect to-day
Mrs. J. Smith-Indeed, my daughter,
/ hardly know. Politics is very diff
cult business for women to understand,
and your father rarely talks it at home.
think he's for Morrissey-but it may
be Kelly. | think your father used to
be democrat, but really | don't know
what he is now. He never will talk pol
itics to me except in his sleep, and then
he takes me for delegate or surrogate
or some of those officers.
Time, Wednesday morning, 10 o'clock.
Mrs. J. Smith-Hush, Lizzie Bobby
stop that noise! Your poor fathers
sick this morning. He feels very badly.
He worked very hard to elect his friend
Bumbleton and didn't, and the disap-
pointment has gone to his stomach and
given him a fit Of his old complaint
New York Graphic.
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School Laws.

The following points from our school
laws may be of interest to our readers
l. There is no legal holidays for
teachers.
2. A district officer cannot teach in
his district without resigning his Office.
3. The district clerk shall be fined $50
for not reporting the tax levy to the
county clerk.
4. Teachers shall not be paid their
last months salary until they make a
term report to the district clerk.
5. The district clerk is liable to 500
fine or three months. Imprisonment for
making false report to the county su-
perintendent.
6. The district board may require a
teacher to teach any branch in the Eng
lish language, provided he can teach 1t.
Z. The district board shall be fined
500 per month for refusing children re-
siding in the district the privileges of
school, and shall admit children living
outside the district, but may assess per
capita tax on them.
8. Parents or guardians of children
over eight or under twelve years of age,
who live within two miles of school,
and are able to furnish their children
with books and clothes, shall send them
to school three months of the year., six
weeks of which shall be consecutive, or
pay q fine of not more than ten dollars
tor the first offense, and not moro than
twenty dollars for each subsequent Of
fense.-Topeka Calendar.
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How 20 lake Life.

Take life like a man. Take it Just as
though il was-as it is-an earnest,
vital, essential affair. Take it just as
though you were born to tho task of
performing merry part ofit-as though
the world had waited for your coming.
Take it as though it were q grand OPP
portunity to achieve, TO carry forward
great and good schemes, TO hold and TO
cheer suffering. weary, it may be a
heart broken, brother. The tact is, life
rs under-valued by great majority of
mankind. 1t is not made half as much
of as should be the case. Where is the
man or woman who has accomplished one
1.-THE of what might be doneg Who can
not look back on opportunities lost,
plans unachieved, thoughts crushs6. ,aRd
all: caused from lack of necessary and
possible effort? IL we knew better how
to take and make the most of life, il
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AnecdOte Of Lincoln.

"One day." said Mr.. Lincoln, "when
| first came here, | got into fit OF mus
ing in my room, and stood resting my
elbows on the bureau. Looking into
the glass it struck me what an ugly man
| was. The fact grew on me, and l
made up my mind that | must be the
ugliest man in the world. 1t so mad
dened ME- that resolved, should | ever
see an uglier, l would shoot him at
sight. Not long after this Andy"
(naming a lawyer present. "came to
town, and the first time | saw him |
said TO myself, There's the man. |
went homo, took down my gun, and
prowlod round the streets waiting for
him. He soon camo along. Halt,
Andy SAID |, pointing my gun at him.
Say your prayers, for I'm going 70 shoot
you
"fWhy, Mr.. Lincoln, what's the mat
ter? what have | done"
"Well made an oath that if l ever
saw a man uglier than | am, I'd shoot
him on the spot. You are uglier, sure
so make ready to die
"'Mr. Lincoln do you really think
Pm ugier than you?
ayes
"Well, Mr.. Lincoln replied Andy,
deliberately, and looking me squarely
in the face, 'if am an uglier, fire auay."
Magazine.
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Foolish.


The fall of Gilman, the New York
broker, who is now serving out five
years sentence at Sing Sing for the
crime of forgery, has been the cause of q
great deal of foolish talk by mon who
ought to know better and probably do.
Gilman 6as a church member, and like
hundreds and thousands of other men
both In and out of the church, was a
hypocrite, and his fall IS cited as an evil
dence of the rottenness of Christianity.
The utter foolishness of such an infer
once is disgustlngly palpablo. 1t would
argue nothing against Christianity If all
the men and the women in the church
should fall. 1t only shows the weak
ness of human nature. 1t would argue
nothing against Christianity if all the
men and woman in the church were
hypocrites. That would only show the
terrible wickedness of human nature.
Whether Christianity be considered OF
divine origin or not, its principles are
elevatlng and purifying, and no one has
ever lived that we ever heard ofwho de-
MED it. The teachings of Christ were
as pure and noble as it is possible for
the human mind to conceive of. He
taught purity of heart and lie; equal
and exact justice between man and man;
charity which suffereth long and up
braideth not; love thy brother as thyself,
and to do unto all men as you would
have others do to you. Is there any
thing wrong or rotten in such teachings?
IL men would follow these precepts
would they not be better men, better
husbands, better brothers, better fathers,
better neighbors and better citizens? Is
il possible for men to follow such teach
ings and not be all that they should be
in these different relations TO the world?
Well, then, where is the fault in Chris
tianity? Is it not the fault of the men
who do not follow these Christian teach
ings that they are hypocrites and fall?
Clearly it is. A man falls because he is
not q Christian-not because he is.
While man is honest he can't be dis
honest, while he loves his brother he
can't hate him, and while he does unto
others as he would have others
do unto him be will not be unjust. 1t
is an American habit to spread the sins
of the individual all over any body to
which he may belong. If he is poll
tician the party gets the dose If he is a
church member, the church gets it.
This spreading tho thing out makes it
a good deal like boys play. If any
body is to blame for mans SHINING it
is probably the man himself-it is GER
tainly not the fault of principles which
he doesn't possess at al, Land for the lack
of which he is the hypocrlte or unfortu-
nate that he is.-Western Rural
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The Silent Yankee.

An English traveller, who is giving his
first impressions of the United States in
series of letters to the Manifestations
Ter, says that it is a mistake TO suppose
that Americans are loquacious and in
quisitive. They do dot kick their heels
at a railway station; they often go
through meal without saying word
a buzz of conversation is seldom heard
their silence is really oppressive; they
are the quietest and most orderly peo-
pie on the face of tho earth. For in
stance, the traveller entered large shaw
ing establishment in Boston, where
there were a dozen BARRIERS, and several
customers waiting for their turn. When
q chair became vacant tho foreman
pointed to the man whose turn came
next, but not word was said. After
being there for some time the Englishman
looked Mt the clock to see how long they
would go on without speaking, and for
nine minutes the only sounds were a
sneeze and an inquiry, allow much ?"
He fancies that he has discovered the
origin of this quiet, patient order of be-
havior. 1t is the discipline of the pub
lie schools which produces such marvel
Gus results. When tho pupils go from
ono room to another, they march to the
sound of piano, and the slightest ten.
dency to disorder, if it arise, is corrected
not by words, but by signs. "From five
years old till fifteen TO seventeen every
American is subjected to this constant
drilling. The school-master is the drill
sergeant, and his operations are univer-
SAL" The critic had boon here three
weeks when he formulated this theory
and discovered the silent hand.
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lice for November.

Prepared Expressly Tor the Leavenwor,h Press.l
From the 10th to the 23rd, falling ba-
rometer and rising temperature, clouding
and threatening, with heavy rains and
severe storms in places.
The 9th and 18th, rising barometer
and falling temperature, clear and cool.
From the 18th TO the 9th, falling ba-
rometcr aud rising temperature, clouding
and threatening, with rain storms.
From the 18th to the S0th, rising ba-
rometor and falling temperature, cold
and clear.
The warmer periods will occur about
10Th and Goth.
The colder periods will be about the
2lst and 10Th.
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A correspondent of the Now York
Graphic, writing from Deadwood, Da-
kota, gives this piquant bit of informa-
ton:
The inscription on the headboard of
ovid Bills" grave has become quite a
curiosity to "pilgrims," and many pay
the already we'll filled cemetery visit
before returning home, for the purpose
of copying it. For the benefit of your
Eastern papers, l give 1t just as it ap-
pears on the board:
''WILp Bull
j. IL. Hckock,
kilded by the assassin
Jack NJ Call
DeadwoOd, Black Hills,
August 2d, 1875.
Pard, will
meet again
in the happy
Hunting Ground.
To part more.
Good bye.
'CoLoRAro CHARLIE,' -
{. IL. Utter.
In the grave with him is buried all of
his guns, pistols, cartridges, belt, &C.,
that he died possessed OF.
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would be greater than it is. Now and
then a man stands aside from the crowd,
labors earnestly, steadfastly, confidently,
and straightway becomes famous for
wisdom, intellect, skill, greatness of
some sort. The world wonders, ad-
mires, idolizes; and yet it only illus
trates what each may do if he takes
hold of life with q purpose. If man
but says be will, and follows it up, there
is nothing in reason he may not expect
TO accomplish.
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver

Symptoms OF Diseased Liver.
pain in the right side, under the edge
L of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patient rarely able to lie onthe left
side (; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for a rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomachis affect
ed with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
headistroubled with pain, accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally a con-
siderable loss Of memory, accompan-
led with a 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 ola
prickly sensation of the skin; his spir-
its are low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several OF
the above symptoms attendthe disease.
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination of the
body, afterdeath, has shown the LIVER
TO have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. c. MCLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AeUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results No better
eathartic can be used, preparatory TO,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimple purgative they areunequaled.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. MSLASEs
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR.
MCLANE's LIVER PrLLs.
The genuine McLASE LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of {. McLAsE.
and FLEMING BRos. on the wrappers.
IInsist 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 s,orekeepers generally.
TOtaos< ~sshsng 70 give ps & Acixxrs Lzv.a
PIiIs trsz1 viii ra2l pcHr raAt - &ry pxr e
tAr uEsssa States. 1nr hcx q P1ls fcx fre.<y<sx
esaEs- FILMING B&Os~ Pi<-se~rg. Pa
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SheriH-s Sale.

Joseph Huntington.
Audrrw Il Kerr aud l. f'"'' NJ ''''
abrlLt 4 Kerr.
~ virtue OF order of sale issued cut OF The Dts
ttct Court within amt Tor the cauuiy ol saline the
fourtccaib Judicial District 90 STATE Of Kansas In
The above entitled case, I viii.
On ne goth day Of NorcH5c-. 4 u. 1877.
a. O'Clock .. 81 said day ihe ea-t door 81 the
count House IN the cty 90 ~altua Saline county aut
Ia" slate 81 Kansas. usF Tor sle "a thic auction
The highest btiicr iIr ct-s 90 haI Else falia az de-
stitbfd real e~aies io-W Tho southeast quarter
tiuH numbered thirty two ff. tsNn.tip Numbered
fourteen 40 south ca TauEs numbered i've Co.,
81 the riAth principal MERIDIAN euntaintuE hun
dTvd ana siNiV acres, more 90 lr.s aud the siutr-
nhnc*s hrrruntU belonging -fli real ct above
described Q" BE- sold wibouf appraisfncnt ts satisfy
SaiI orlsr nf sale
sher'n onier, salHs, ~aiins county, kfusts. or-
t"hfr @'ih, \ u Isl. SAM &. ItNt.
+~-td -~hffid ~ailHs county O. 1ifssf
MoHtFH \ 'rNNINGHAN. Attorneys Sos Fl4iuttH
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Notice..
OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER.
NALINE (glNrv k.Nz.a

VT ANt Vt NoANtl iNIA~A hLkt
SALINE COUNTY. kANsAs.
NaiiEa. October 30, lSs5 \
NOIIt l. i hereby given hat the following described
~ tracts OF school land and improvements situated
IN saline county Kansas, viii be offered sale &c
public auction, the uice Of the county Trsasurer
al The court house. AZ >alina, Kansas, on
Friday, The S0fh day Of Norer15cr. 4. n. 1871,
between the hours OF 10 o'ciock A. VI and O'Clock
L. NJ No bad Will be entertained Tor le-s tiaH the ap
praised value of said land and mpruy cnrnts A. shown
IN this notice, and ouc-tenth Of the purchase money
and iuil value of improvements mus, lee paid az time
OF sale
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Never pronounce a man TO be wilful
niggard until you have seen the contents
of his purse. The distribution should
be in accordance with the receipts.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
THE SUM-.
1873 NEW YORK. laZB.

A. the time approaches for the renewal OF subscrip-
tons, IliE sun would remind friends sad we'll
wlshers everywhere, that it j. gain candidate
their consideration and support Upon it, record Tor
the past ten years relies for continuance ct the
hearty sympathy and generous cooperation which
have hitherto been extended 10 Il rom every quarter
Of the Onion
The Daily Sun Is a four page sheet Of = columns.
price by mail postpaid, So cents IA month. or So 90
per year.
The Sunday Edition OF TIE Sun Is an light page
sheet ol ~ columns. While giving the new ct the
day. IT also contains large amount of literary and
miscellaneous matter specially prepared Jr a.. THr
SUNDAY SUN has met with great success. Post paId
81 20 ayear
THE WEEKLY SUN.
Who does not know THE WEEXLY sun n circttats.s
throughout She United states the CHnudus, aud ls,-
yond Ninety thousand families greet It's welcome
pages weekly, and regard II IN the light Of guide
counsellor. and friend Is news editorial agricHu-
raj and literary departments make "a essentially a
Journal for the family and irr-ide Terms, One
Dollar year, pot pald. I'M, price. quality cou-
sdercd. makes Il the cheapest newspaper published
For clubs often, with $40 cash. Wal send extra
copy free. Address
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81 New YORK lfY q,
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Notice.

l. :. LAND OFFICE,
SALISN. KANSAS. tigss
October -. l>ss
'oMfl.AiNl having bsen entered NJ ihis cffce nv
Stsust Johnson against Maggie Nwv,lhin tor ahan-
don'ns her homestead Entry, No. l3sl. dated Fcbr-
AIRY -nd l~2, upon the west half east quarter
section g, township IL south, range 4 west, tn
saline county, Kansas, with view o. the sanrrla-
ton OF said entry the said parties arc hereby sum
monet 10 appear NJ this occ the eth ,ay of NoVeu
Der ~, II II o'ciock 4 Ia respond aud furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
S'-fW 4 l.. BOND, Register.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
sTATE 90 EAN.As
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NOTICE.
JOHN ". BERKS

hpE> not cidtsa 70 represent the National Land
~ Company OF Missouri. OF 10 act Tor q N gay
lcity tcAatersr having severed h4s eoancctioa with
the same on December ssnd, i>s6 lie has. nrvrrths-
less, over .oo. eco OF The best lands IN Central
Kansas now for sale on accommosia ting terms and
Farms 20 suit purchasers. For particulars large
advertisement elsewhere IN this paper.
MAJ. JOHN " RERkS.
5I-u General Land Agrat. Saiina Kan.a.
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Notice To Taxpayers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, !
SALINE COUNTY, kANHAR.
Saltua NuyefnHeF Te~-

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Tax Roll for Is.
~ has been placed Ia my hands Tor cniiccfloa The
following are the several rates Of levy upon each one
Hundred Dollars valuation. viz.
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VZAlll lE'~s strictly sgliiuatr rtfffruisrs isse
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sncrmnn's views On ihe hHnngcmcnt
at Interstate HhiiWHys,

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