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California and Pine. have personally selected from
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CURED H0R fOUR BITs--~ After spending
hundreds Of dollars for doctors feea, was
cured Al last Of rheumatism by Investing four
hits In ansk 0f Trapper's Indian Oil"
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year, at t2.S for each
subscriber, we Will
send a iirst-ciRss Mex
Ican Saddle, Of the valne
of ~; 10 any one 10 nd
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Chinese Lanterns.

A Chinaman and his lantern are insep.
arabic. Let him start on any journey
which il likely to occupy him until sun
set, and his lantern will tie the first arti-
Gle that he lays On to carry with him.
Even on the brightest moonlight night he
considers it his duty to provide himself
with artificial light; and it is q curious
sight at large fire at night to see the
crowds which fill the streets, every man
with his lantern held aloft. Although
this practice owes its rise, no doubt,tO the
absence of any system of public lighting
for the streets and highways, the lantern
has its use in daylight; suspended over
doorways and along the fronts Of shops,
it declares the surname of the proprietor
within, in huge characters, and no re-
spectacle domicile is without one. In
deed, all lanterns, whether carried in the
hand or otherwise, are inscribed with the
surnames of their owners; so while walk
ing the street at night one can always
discern that his friend, whether Jones or
Robinson, is approaching, long before his
figure is discernable. Official persons
show their titles on their lanterns, not
their names, rule which is frequently
abused by vagabonds, who only have to
show a lantern inscribed 1.-THE Magis-
trate," to he able to extract money from
the weak and unwary. Wealthy families
and officials affect the large globular Ian
tern; the common classes a smaller one
of the cylindrical shape. The characters
are always inscribed in red or black
paint, save in time of mourning, when
blue is employed. Lanterns form an i'm
portant adjunct in all professions, idola-
trous, hymeneal, and funeral; and on such
occasions the larger the lantern the more
imposing is its effect considered.
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| u club of I subscribers,
at S2.1 for each sub.
scribcr for one year.
we will send an extra
copy free; 70 any one
sending Q Clu' Of 10 for
one year. nt 0.S for
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TO any one sending
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scribers for one year, "
0.2s for each subscrib.
or, we will send . Boys
Suit Of Clothes that will
be worth ttlin this city.
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buy In every instance +; [
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year, at t2.S for each
subscriber, we Will send
. copy Of Webeter's
large unabridged Dic.
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Is subscribers for one
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Of the value OF so, or
. pistol Of like value:
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USE Burnham's Abietine for rheumatism
and neuralgia
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our efforts by the public;
but At the same time We
mean TO pay for that er-
fort In \ manner that
shall make II profitable |
To all who send Us sub. |
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

SCENERY OF THE COLORADO MOUNT
AIMS. - No language is expressive
enough to convey correct idea Of the
rugged grandeur of the mountain scenery
that surrounds us here at Sunshine. No
pen can picture the sublime beauty of the
broad and varied panorama that presents
itself to the eye as he stands on the sum.
NIT of Lee Hill and takes in full view
of the mountain ranges, piled one upon
the other, with peak after peak. After
feasting our eyes on the most magnificent
mountain scenery we turn our gaze upon
the far-reaching plains which spread out
before us. There we can see the Platte
winding it's way through the desert with
its many tributaries, dotted with sparse
growth of willows and cotton woods,
which mark its course across the broad
plain. Many Of the thriving Colorado
towns are also brought 90 close to the
beholder as to be plainly recognizable.
Among them are Greeley, Evens, Erie,
L,ngmont, Denver, and many others.
No American need 90 abroad to feast
upon famous mountain scenery. for
Ne believe the Rocky mountains A.
ford the grandest and widest scenery the
most vivid imagination can picture, be
sides TIE most magnificent natsral curl
osities II the world.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-28
Ali Sin at fbp Auctiou.

This morning, at on auction sale on {
street a lot of WORKOUT household furni
ture was under the hammer, whom Chi
naman, who had bsen carefully watching
operations for somo time, put in bid OF
1.-TWO bittee" for an old dilapidated wash
stand.
1.-TWO bits-do l hear the throe p
shouted the auctioneer.
There was long pause, broken at last
by the Chinaman bidding again.
"Three bittee."
The crowd laughed at tho Celestial for
raising his own bid, and the auctioneer
taking in the situation, sung out:
"Tbree bittee-do L hear the four p
and looked over at John.
There was another long pause, but at
last "Fo' bittee" came from the China
man, and q roar of laughter went up, in
which even number of old women
joined so heartily as to almost shake
their false teeth out. Still the auction
eer held on to the washstand, and the
Chinaman, determined to secure it, bid
five, six, seven, eight "bitteo" successive
ly, and it was finally passed over to him
for q dollar. Ho received it with smile
of awful dimensions, rcmarking "Me
ketcheo washstand, you bcttce, heap
cheappee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-28
Common Sense.

The very basis of good taste is formed
by common sense. 1t teaches a man, in
the first place, that more than two
elbows are highly inconvenicnt in the
world and,in the second, that tho fewer
people you jostle or the road of Ito the
greater your chance of success among
men or women. 1t is not necessary that
the common-scnse man need DO an IN
imaginative man but it is necessary
that his Imagination should be we'll reg
ulatcd. Good taste springs from good
sense, because the latter enables him 10
understand, at all times, precisely whore
he is, and what he ought to do under
tho circumstances Of his situation
Good taste is just appreciation OF the
relationship and probably effects of or
binary, rs well as extraordinary things;
and no man can have il unless he is IN
tho habit of considering his own posi-
ton, and planning his own actions with
GOODNESS and accuracy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-28
"yot You Lives on. Anyways I"

A citizen of Toledo, in the ordinary
current of business, became possessor OF
the note of German saloon-keeper.
The note becoming due, be took it to
the party and presented it tor payment.
The man was not prepared to llquidate
bis obligation, and asked for an cxtcn-
sion OF time. This being granted, and
the conditions settled properly, he was
turning TO leave when tho German said:
"Shoost Wait Won leedlc whlles,unt gifts
you Gin glass goot peers"
"No,I thank you'll don't drink beer, "
way the reply.
"Vel, den, gifts you vocskccs thot is
potter as 30 moch."
"No, thank you, don't drink whis-
key"
"Sho. den, know how l fix you;
hat goot vincs"-jcrking downs bottle
with flourish.
Again the quiet, "No, thank you, l
don't drink wIne."
"Vot! you thinks holdings; veil, ! gifts
you Elm goot shegar."
Once more, "No, | thank you, don't
smoke"
"Mein Gott," exclaimed the Dutch
man, throwing up both hands, ono peers,
no veeskecs, no vines, no tobacco, no
nodings-vot you lives on, anyways
potatoes, eh ?"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-28
McNicO'S Revolutions.

1921. The independence of Mexico
declared.
1925. FIRST congress assembled.
1929. Guerrero being president, Bus
tamonto, commanding the army, induces
his soldiers TO declare him president, and
compels Guerrero to abdicatc. Santa
Anna plays tho Same gamo on Busta.
mento, and is himself declared president
by the army. Three presidents govern
cd with lit,lc fighting until.
1886. State governments wcre nbol-
ishcd by revolution and Santa Anna
made president. Same year Bustamcnto
was recalled, Santa Annals defeat at
San Jacinto having deprived him. of
his power.
1888. Mexia rcvolutionizod; had On
blockadcd Vera Cruz. Santa Anna
drives off tho French.
1910. Fcderalists led by Urea revo-
luton.
1911. Revolution by Santa Anna who
is made dictator, and baLishes Busta-
mento.
1912. Junta of mobiles revolution
against Santa Anna and form tho ropub-
lie.
1913. New constitution adopted
Catholic religion and apostolic creed TO
exclusion of all other religion.
1914. Revolution by percdcs, Santa
Anna deposcd and Herrera mado presi-
dent by congress.
1915. Santa Anna barishcd and Her
fcra elected president. Same year Per
odes revol,s, and ordering an election, is
elected president.
1916. Santa Anna is recalled; Peredes
deposed, and Salos elected president.
Salos sells out and Santa Anna Is mado
provisional president. War with Unit
cd States is in progress.
1917. Americans victorious Santa
Anna flies and Penas is made president
pro TEN.
1913. Peace made with tho United |
States.
1851. Arista elected president.
1872. General revolution.
1883. Arista resigns and Santa Anna /
made dictator.
1854. Revolution led by Alvcroz
Santa Anna abdicates.
1855. Carrera mado president re.
signs and Alverez is made dictator.
1856. Commoniort heads q move
ment against the church, is elected pres
ident and sequcsters property of the
clergy.
1857. Commonfort is dcposed.
1858. Zuloaga is made president but
is obliged TO abdicatc.
1859. Miramon makes himself presi.
dent, but is speedily deposcd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-28

Minister Washburne wrote Gen. Grant
o few days ago inviting him 10 visit
Paris, and asking when it would be con-
venlcnt for him to 60 there. In reply
ing 10 this note last week Gen. Grant
stated that he would DO unable TO be in
the the French capital until Septcmbe
as his engagements ~ere vcrey numerous
in England and ireland, and that, more
over, bis tour of Switzerland, Norway
and Sweden had been already planned.
The fact that he had decided TO 60 TO
Paris has created good deal of favora-
bic comment, and it is expected that be
will receive grand ovation wherever
he may 60 IN France.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-28
Foreign Missions.

The following is list of the foreign
missions of the u. S, with the amount
Of the Salary of each:
ustro-Hungary, Brazil, China, Italy
Japan, Mexico and Spain, have each ar
Envoy Extraordinary with an annua
salary of $4,000.
Chill, Peru, same, salary $4,000.
France, Germany and Russia, Minlst
or Resident, salary sl7,500.
Great Britain same, salary $4,000.
Argentine Republic, Belgium, Ha
waiian Islands, Hayti, Netherlands.
Sweden and Norway, Turkey, Vcnzu
ella, Minister Resident, salary 81 500,
Central America, same, salary $4,000
Denmark, Greece. Paraguay and IRA
quay, Portugal, Switzerland, each Charge
d'Affairs, salary, $4,000.
France, Germany, Great Britain and
Russia each have first and second Sec.
of Legation, salary sl,625 and $4,000.
Brazil, Mexico, Italy, Spain, each one
Sec. of Legation, salary $1,000,
Japan do do do 1000.
" an Interpreter do $500.
Turkey do do 5000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-28
Mark Twain.

DEAR SIR: "Mark Twain" was the
nom dc plume of ono of Capt. Isaiah
Sellers, who used 10 write river news
over il for the New Orleans Picayune.
He died in 1868, and as he could no
longer need that signature, laid violent
hands upon it without asking permits,
sion of the proprietor's remains. That
is the history OF tho nom dc plume 1
bear. Yours truly,
SAMUEL l.. CLEMEN Nc,
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M0nev to Loan.
JOHN eEfs a CO.
Notice.
Sealed Proposals.

SEAIED PROPOSALS will be rvceive,i bv thc
- building Committee Of the City Coanc Of the CITY
of Saina for the erection of Cty buhling he loS
ted the soath half OF lot No. 81 Pc Axenrc9
Salina Kansas
Bids viii he received ey A. w wiekhsr,. chairman
OF the building Committee. at the once OF Ctlp a
wickhar until the 81 day of July. iS7 az y oeock
VI. AZ which time all proposals will be opened.
The plans and Specifications for sahd building can
be seen at the ONCE OF Culp q wickham.
Said Committee the right % reject any AMI
all bids.
Witness NV hand and the corporate seal Of the civ
~ Of Salina sf my ONCE In SAlins kansss this
sEAL. 18th day OF Jnne, is76 n. +. BOwEN
~ CIty CLERK
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1860. Zuloaga again made president.
1860. Revolution headed by Mira
mon.
1861. Juarez elected president and
declares himself dictator. The French
invasion and Juarez, Lerdo and Diaz
have kept things lively since 1861.
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NOTICE.

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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE countenancei palcand lcaden-
l colored, with occasional nushcs, or
circumscribed spot on one OF both
checks the eyes become dull ; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure scmicircle runs
along the lower cyelid the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes blccds;
aswelling ofthc upper lip; occasional
headache, with lumming or throb-
bling Of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious. with n gnawing sem
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entire
lygone ; fleeting painsin the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not mfrcquently tingcd
with blood; belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding 6 the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in anv form it is an innocent prcDara-
ton. not capable Of doiRg tie slight
est inimryto tic most tender infant
The genuine Dir. Nc FLAME YER
NrFUGE bears the signatures OF c.
NJ! LANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
wraDDer. 10
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Seated Proposals.

oFTIcx oy sALIxA orERA HorSx ASSOCIATION
June lrh, Isl
SEALED PROPOSALS viii hr rccriv.si for erecting
- the Saliva Opera House building. % bc located
upon the corner OF Iron Avenue and Seventh;
Street, SalIna, Kansas.
The proposals should be addressed % T l. Bond
Sec Rotary OF the salina Opera ouse Association aad
viii he opened Monday. July 18Th lS-7 az I'm
The Board of Directors OF said Association rv<rrvc
the right to reject any and sil bids
The plans aud specifications are exhibition at
the Office of " 81. ID. Berg.
I. l.. BOND
Sccrctary