The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-17


For the blood and liver. try the combina
ton of sarsaparilla, dandelion and io1ide potas-
sum- 1t IS recommended by all physicians as
the best preparation for purifying the blood
and restoring the liver to healthy condition.
Weak and debilitatcd persons will find it a
splendid Strengthening remedy. Sold at
SeitZ's drug store.
! "Do you know of house tor rent:" is the
most common question ringing in everybody's
ear. People are packed together like sardines
i'm little tin boxes, i'm the tenement houses
about town. We want more dwelling houses.
Where is the man with capita! who will come
and invest it in buildings. lie can make for
tune Not only one, but others can do the
same. Come on, We builders, and give us more
living room.
1t was struggle between rain and shine for
a number of days. until finally rain got the
upper hand and has retained it ever since.
People of late have been sitting around looking
out upon the dreary rain, wondering whether
the building of a ark would be necessary or
not. But in all this wet there has come out
such prospect for products that was never
before seen in Kansas. Wherefore should we
grumble in case it keeps on rain ing.
Mr.. l.. F. Parsons sends us the following
note, which will be Of interest tn sportsmen
"Please tell the sportsmen of Salina to saddle
their thoroughbreds, and call their fleet
hounds, for two gray wolves may be found
most any day. probably on or near sections s,
9. 16 or IL, town IA. range 2, three miles east
of SaliDa. They may run all over my wheat
II necessary. The wolves were in my wheat
Monday evening last, and have often been
seen there since mid-winter
The successive pastors of the NJ. E. Church
since the organization Of the society have
been: Revs. Chilson. Phillips, Bartells. Boyn-
ton, Powers, Mitchell, Hill and Lockwood.
Rev. Chilson has become insane. Rev. Phil
lips has 4 charge in the Solomon valley. Rev.
Barrells is farming in Mcpherson county, near
Roxbury. Rev. Boynton is preaching in
Michigan. Rev. Powers is attending the
Theological school at Evanston. Ills. Rev.
Mitchell is presiding elder Of the Beoit dis
trct. Rev. Hill is assigned to the Salina cir.
cult, and Rev. Lockwood is the present pastor
OF the church here.
Messrs. A j. Schwartz & Bro, are now
prepared to take orders for the well known |
Walter A. Wood machines, consisting of
full line of mowers, reapers, harvesters and
the Locke Binder-the only successful one in |
the field. This firm sold five of the latter ma |
chimes last year, and the purchasers were ex-
ceejngly well pleased with them. Schwartz |
& Bro. have harvester and binder or exhibit
ton at their store, where they hope farmers |
will call and inspect them. The harvester and
binder spoken of are most wonderful machines |
The testimony Of "many witnesses from all
parts of the country is that they are not only |
durable, but not liable to get ont of repair, |
and are far preferable to any other harvcsters
and binders in the market. Messrs. Schwartz
& Bro. will take special pains to exhibit the |
good points of all the machines they sell.
1t was dark, dreary night, and the pools of
water standing here and there made it most |
difficult for 4 person to find his or her way
about town. Several Of these pools lined a /
four-foot walk, along which an object was
floating quite speedily, and in pursuit thereof |
was person bending his best energies to |
overtake it. Just as he was coming down on
the starboard quarter, his foot deceived him,
and he was precipitated to the sediment region
OF one of those pools. And there he floundered |
and floundered until his life seemed cbbing
away. Finally regaining his breath and also
his feet, lie shook off the mud and muddy water
the same as would shaggy dog, and up lanes
and by-ways he stealthy crept to his board
ing place. lie talks no more OF sublunary af-
fairs, and spends most Of his time in deep, |
deep meditation.