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The Catholic World, treating of Some Bar
riers between Labor and Capital discusses the teDden
cics Of modern society to aggregation the cOncenra
ton Of business and OF wealth In comparatively few
hands which It maintains is the result OF that
are iuseparabe from the present stage OF civilization
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tackled through schemes Of Socialism Communism.
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evil, but as a law which Is designed 70 work out
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ngs the acceptance and practice by society ana the
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Among the recent numbers of the Franklin
Square Library" Harper Brothers have issued
Erelna by Miss Frances Burney the celebrated novelist
OF the time OF Dr. Johnson Goldsmith and Burke, and
1.-THE Bachelor Of the Albany" novel Of more recent
date and Of immense popularity in its day its spicy
personal sketches-bOth remarkable illustrations Of
English social life at different periods. The readers
on the stage VIII find piquant satisfaction in the re-
vival Of ctions which bore prominent part in the lit
erarY sensations Of bvgOne DAYS.
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ime OF payment 70 IN fret day OF December next.
MARTIN 4, MCMAHON Receiver Of Taxes.
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Sunday Afternoon shows a prevailing ten
dency the treatment OF subjects Of practical charity
and the relief Of suffering in every walk Of society An
admirable paper Of this kind in the current number on
Women in Prison., by Mrs Clara T. Leonard is en-
titled to high place in the literature OF reform by It's
wise counses practical commOnsense suggestions and
its spirit Of sincere womaniy sympathy with the mfor
tunatc and fOrsaken.
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5ples bp Aurtion.
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Eost dn6 found.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No. 465,-
ID 77G Of tho Bowery savings Bank missing The finder
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Macmillan for October is chiefly remarkable
FOR paper describing fictitious work Of Dcfocs, en-
titled, Adventures OF Captain Singleton" IN which
there is a curious anticipation Of the discoveries Of
Stanley and other eminent African explorers.
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MONDAY, Oct N-h y
The foreign adyices to-day again are Oh u'
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NADEMOlSELLE TARDIyEL,

NI.WNURk
Reopcns her French Eugsh and German Boarding ana pa
school iur Young Ladies and Children september 10 clrr
lars ana references sent appIcauon' Fchch spoA'
nucuty year: hiuderEarcul LATIN Drawing Nl
ing. Pastel Water Color Ntedcwork &C. mtluueu III u
tuition.
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October I5 Madcmoiaelle TARDIVEL assisted by able
Professors viii begin FINISHING class OF the highest
Fr,ucb ard English studies and including Bellies Lftir'
Iiucuou choice Of studies permitted TO ladies' "lsh
AZ % perfect detective OduCauDuI
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18
With the compliments Of Noble l.. Prenti,

With the compliments Of Noble l.. Prentis
came that delightful book Of his. "A kansan
Abroad" This book has passed through a
first edition. in very short time. and the
second edition is now meeting with the same
fate as the iirst-disposedO of astonishingly fast
1t is from the press OF Geo. ". Martin. Tope-
ka. That Is sufficient Recommendation for its
mechanical appearance, as Martin never turns
out anything but iirst-class work. Sunday we
read this book. We hurried across the Allan.
tic without being very sick, passed through
England, visiting her castles, cathedrals, etc, l.,
on to France after the Senior, left hiras for
Switzerland, its mountains and wonders, back
over battle field through Holland to Eng
land, and Scotland and returned TO Salna
again in time to resume oir duties on the
JOURNAL Monday morning. Prentis' drops
the gush and takes practical view OF things
coming under his observation. He writes in
a style easy to follow, ia no sense tiresome,
and entirely free from the channel so common
to those people who travel in the east and re-
turn home in hurry to write book. We used
to wonder why he did write book ; now we
wish he had stayed longer. had seen more
and doubled the size OF his book. None can
fail to be entertained and instructed by read
ing "A kansan Abroad"
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18

Messrs. Eggleslon & Brown claim that there
are two sides to the story Of the Mcken atrans.
action. They are running gift enterprise
store: for the privilege they pay the city Ii.
cense OF seven dollars per week. Their plan
is about as follows: Chromos, (of which they
have some very fine ones) and watches are
sold at the prices marked with privilege to
the purchaser. II they wish, II Of drawing ioI
one of their prizes. which range in value from
81 to S3O0. Mr.. McKena purchased Of them
gold watch which they warranted genuine
for $50 with the privilege Of drawing tor the
$500 prize. The whole thing was explained
to him, number corresponding with the num-
Der on the $500 (No. lO) was placed in the box
Mr.. McKena was satisdedthus far and pnt
up his money, took the watch and drew an
envelope. The envelope contained No. 81
drawing silver watch. He did not kick then,
but took his watches and LETT. The'person who
attracted his attention remarked to him thai
he was'goipg" pretty steep on that watch-tnis
WIS before he had drawn the envelope. After
wards McKena returned and asked loan OF SO
on the watches, y hich was made a. . pawn on
70 days, and receipt was given. Ssill later
Mckena's friends appealed To the sympathies
Of Eggieston-upon the age OF the former and
the tact that he was struggling to secure q
homestead out west Then il was that the
money WAS refunded. The money was not re-
turned because they were afraid to have the
business made public. They advertise their
business and have ssid chromos to many TAM
ilies In Salina.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18
There is q Better Way to Enjoy Life

from Dyspepsia. If you are distressed with
Headache, Nervousness. Low Spirits, Wake
fulness. Palpitation OF the Heart. Costiveness
Liver Complaint, Pain in the Stomach, Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Heartburn. ETC., seek that
comforting relief that always comes from using
Parker's Ginger Tonic, and you Will be aston.
ished at your renewed capacity TO enjoy life
when freed from pain and suffering. Protec,
also your little ones from Cholera lnfantum,
and yourself and family from sudden attacks
Of Collie. Cramps, Dysentery or Cholera
Morbus. by keeping this superb corrective and
invigorant always at hand. Buy Sl.O0 bot
tie from your druggist, Oscar Seitz, or sam
pie bottle at Is cts, and tests It's merits.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18

The last week has been one Of unusually
warm weather. Our people have undergone
a regular course Of "transpiring" every day
until they wished the man who brought that
word to town would "transpire'' himself to
the lower regions. That our city readers may
know just how warm 1t has been, we give teh
following record ofweather for six days. The
record was kept by Mr.. J. Wetherbee at his
residence on Santa Fe avenue:
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18

contradicts their statement.
On Monday the younger son Of Mr.. William
Berg swallowed some furniture polish contain
ing benzinc and other poisonous ingredients,
and for time 1t looked as thought the poison
might prove fatal. DIR. Switzer brough: him
out of the spasms and he is now getting along
nicely.
Elsewhere will be found the advertisement
of J. s. Hollinger of Pure Fultz Seed Wheat.
Mfr. Hollinger is a reliable man and was the
first to introduce this excellent variety Of
! wheat In Kansas. He obtained his seed direct
from Mr.. Fultz, and therefore knows It to be
genuine.
ID. & J. B. Whitehead are going to hold .
grand exhibition this fall in Sslina. and will
display a line Of jewelry, solid and plated sill
yer ware. which will astonish the old settlers
and new comers alike-both In prices and beau
ty Of designs. No admission to be charged.
Watch for the programme.
Mr.. F.. Light reports that he recently had .
long conversation with the young man named
Brown who formerly practiced law in Salina.
lie was enormously reported as having COM
mitted suicide about four years ago. He Is in
Dodge City doing good law business; Is So
ber, industrious and working hard.
Miss Matilda Stadler is teaching German to
c:ass Of forty in the high school building in
this city. Miss Stadler has recently closed q
school in Topeka. which was very successfully
conducted. She comes to our city well rec
commended, and has the patronage OF some Of
our leading citizens. II Is to be hoped that
many win take advantage of the opportunity
and attend this school,
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18
An ASteaixhing Fact.

Alarge proportion Of the American peopls
are to-day suffering iron the effects OF Dys-
pepsia or disorlered liver. The result ol
hese diseases upon the masses Of intelligent
and valuable people Is most alarming, making
life actually burden instead OF pleasant ex.
istence Of enjoyment and usefulness ~ Il
ought to be. There Is no good reason for
this, IL you viii only throw aside preudies
and skepdcism. take the advice Of Druggists
and your friends. and Try one bottle Of Green,
August Flower. Your speedy relief is certain.
Millions Of bottles Of this medicine have been
given away to Try lis virtues, with satisfactory
results In evefJ case- fou can buy . sample
bottle for 10 cents to uy. Three doses VII
relieve the vorst case Positively sold by al
DrugeiSts on the Western Cootinenf.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18

Circus day our streets were crowded with
men, women and children who had come to
town to see the sights. About 10 o'clock one
of the finest street parades which ever took
place in Salina, came up Eight street to Iron
avenue, thence to Seventh street, thence to
Walnut; thence to Santa Fe and down Santa
Fe. In the afternoon the immense tent was
filled with people and first class circus per.
formance was given. We believe there was
more satisfaction given by this company than
any heretofore visiting our city. But for the
illness Of Nine Dockrille, everything advertised
would have been given. The evening periOr-
nance drew a large crowd also.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
---------
II. H. CRANENS,
Attorneys = Law,
AND LOAN AGENT.
Onaee over Sargent Baie.' Iron Av.aue
Proposals for Painting.

SEAIED PROPOSALS VIII b. rrosiv.a b. fse sehs-oi
kJkoar,i of District No !, for thr fSigSiag jub O!
VIZ
All ostsrse vcoLw0k srr~y,ias leSr. sa1 door
Ways 10 b~ tsatcd ~to zDofeosse ef hsrs pant
All door rs An1 oupa De of DON h- tsssi <sti
ooe coat OF paint and ssen Krzis--i IN Dss IT, roof
Of bsiding. roof Of eu;ola, easnssy tss Asd ssisf
all eKfs-esi TN gort D. ~ yast~S -1fh tss heasT
onzts u t-f EstzliSe bDint tkss rs sgrfsr~
- osates. uTeh co.. q e<nBrnt a.d
coal Si mosrzi pAns tse bari may ss.ss- bsikT-
10 STATE difference IN thsi< bsis-
All Material % - of fs.e hsss 4asity an al ~sF&
70 be s<rforsBei In tsorDoxb asi .vssss~stis,
foAnUrT
Esds gill br oF~nsss TfEHrs-izy. Ja;y "a q
o'eto.k p r. n u. eaes ef F.alE ser w IA ssas
BY orslss of Dszssses Es>xd
c y. FArLx<EE
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18
Te TIE fAlMEas Of KANSAS.
PURE SEED WHEAT
10000 sS's:;;. s:s 80 g: sss.rzwn'.s

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fra< q tsxzs. u -, eors u = szsi furisrs a.
trs e<s<resn~, f>s<sA. y sss>r q Co Es.kers A.
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The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18
Attention Farmers.

When you come TO Salina, cal! on us an,
examine our fall and winter stock of clothing
also our immense stock Of boots and shoes.
HANfAN, BIRD & Co.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18
Remember the Republican Central Commit
tee Of Saline county, meet In the JOURNAL Of
flee on Saturday. The following Is the COM

Solomon No. l5-A. r. Collins,
Elm Creek-A. c. Foot,
Darbys-A. w. Segar.
Powells-Aaron Robbins,
waddles-F. l.. Weaver,
smoky Him. d. Sampson,
Ohio-H II. Nash,
Eureka-ohn II. kinglnan,
Spring Creek-C. 4. Granger,
Wslnut-A. {. Wait.
East smolan-Henry Miller,
West SmOlan-J. u, Danielson,
washington-A. s. Hall,
Wilkins0n-f. l.. Merrell,
Liberty-Joe Gunnerson.
Smoky view-James Smith,
falun-E. forsee,
Dayton-II. Parmenter.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18
NOebee,

Down they 20 sin iowes, prizes hat defy
q Haoooe, B3ri 4 Co
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18
Sa1lnA NaPkei

Frank Goodnow 4 Co. report the following:
Wheat = Red winter, No .. sDc No 3 -.
Not 3j. white winter, No 2. 81
No - Not. Jj.
Spring 35c per bu.
Oats. l5c per bu.
Rye, 9c.
Corn-Ear 20c perbu sheiied, eoc.
Corrected by x T Watson dealer in Groceries.
Provisions anil Queen. W are % Santa Fs avenue
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18

We understand that Miss Matte Grier wa
so unfortunate rs to lose q very valuable gOlt
chatelaine while attending the Minneapolis
celebration on the Fourth. IL was valued q
near 800 and some OF the very finest work
hope she WILL be so fortunate as to recover 1t
On the 10th of August the Gypsum Valley
Farmers Club will hold q grand picnic in the
beautiful grove on the farm Of Mr.. Post. The
members will make extra efforts to have IN
entertainment on that occasion which will sur.
pass anything they have heretofore attempted
Speakers from abroad have been invited to ad-
dress the Club.
Mr.. Oscar Seitz and family left on Saturday
for Wisconsin. where they will spend few
weeks on the banks OF the beautiful lakes about
Madison and in other parts Of the state. Wis.
consin isbecoming the favorite summer resort
for people Of the south and west. There are
which health and pleasure seekers visit.
Last Thursday an organ concert was given
over the telephone between Hitler & Whit
ney's Office and the L. 8. Land Office. A hand
organ belonging to street minstrel was taken
into Hitler & whitnev's Office and ground be.
fore the telephone. and in the land Office about
ten persons distinctly heard the MUSIC and re-
cognized the pieces played. The telephone
improved the organ music very much.
An Irishman named Frank Grant. living on
Gypsum creek has had some trouble with his
ueighbors OF late, and the result Of It Is that
he shot Swede, named Donnell. in the leg
with shot gun. He gave himself up to the
Justice in his township, but through some ir.
regularity he was brought to Salina the
case broughtup and he was bound over by Jus.
tice Norton until the next term OF court.
We thought we had seen s,me wonderful
specimens of Kansas fruit, but the three very
large peaches on branch no larger than slate
pencil and all within two inches of each Other
was the most surprising growth We have seer
yet this season. Two of the peaches were or
opposite sides of the branch. How so small {
branch could feod these peaches to such 8
large growth was wonder to US.
The Directors of the Oak Dale Park Associ
ton have decided to bold Fall races In the last
week in September, during the week following
the Kansas City Fair. They will offer large
premiums to secure the best trotting and run
ming horses in the west. 1t is the intention Of
the directors to furnish Central Kansas with
some of the finest racing ever witnessed in the
State Further particulars will be announced
in q week or two.
We are pleased to learn that the young men
of Sallua have organized literary society, to
be known as the Young Mems Literary Socie.
ty of Salina. A temporary organization was
effected on Monday evening last, with fifteen
gentlemen present. when Mr.. l.. r. Hill was
elected President and Mr.. Harry Berks Secre.
tary. The society will meet every Monday
evening. The permanent organization will be
effected next Monday evening when they meet
In Maj -Berks' real estate Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-30
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For tie Western DiOiSiOB.
THOMAS .. FREEMAN, OF Gibson.
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The Late queen of spain.

There are few who will not, In sympathy,
join the circle of mourners in Spain who are
now bewailing the death of the girl-queen,
taken away in her youth, and almost in the
honeymoon of her bridal happiness, in Mad
rid Wednesday. Maria de las Mercedes, the
wife of Alfonso XII and Queen of Spain, was
but eighteen years of age on Monday, when
she was lying uDon that bed of sickness which
has proved her bed of death. But few short
months ago all Europe rang with accounts of
the brilhancy of the marriage In the church
of the Atocha, which seemed to herald SO
many years of happiness to the welded cous-
ms. For, unlike so many royal alliances, it
was union of affection, and the princess was
loved by all who knew her. Her husband had
looked upon her from the first moment that
his heart had been touched with all that in
tensity of sentiment so peculiar in many re-
spects to Italian and Spanish lovers, and the
whole nation was gratifed by his choice,
whom they knew to be, despite the French
birth of her father, so thoroughly Spanish in
all her sympathies. Since the death in child
birth of the Princess Charlotte of England,
and the insanity of the unhappy Ex- Empress
Carlotta, of Mexico, it is the saddest chapter
in all the domestic history of royalty.