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s'T'HE CIVIL SERVICE" AN EIGHT PAGE
i MEEKhY. publishing exclusively Depart.
Personallties, &c, win be issued January 18th
Sr.cs. 81 six months. IDOL Penna ave dec3O-tr
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According to telegram to the New York
World secretary sherman does not propose to
leave the Cabinet TO run for governor of Ohio.
The idea has been entertained by some of his
friends, but not by him.
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DRY GOODS.

DRESS GOODS SLAUGHTERED.
MY STOCK of DRESS GOODS NEST BE SOLD,
and prices must be low to close them out-varying
In price from sc. up to GA French Polonaise goods
BLACK CASHMERES, all WOOL 4Oc up.
COLD CASHMERES, all wool, 4oc. up.
BLACK SILKS reduced 25 per cent.
CLOAkS OF best styles and fitting at Is per ct off
Blanket Stock too large, and prices below the man.
ufacturer.
Carpet Stock sacriiced-unheard-o low prices
7. \. NAUDAIN.
dec27tr 1O9 Market Snnre
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THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
ok FINE DRESS SHIRTS

NIA FINE DRESS SHIRTS
~ Made to order, of Wamsutta Muslin and Extr,
hne Linen bosoms for $3.50; ready to Put on.
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order In the
most elegant manner for 80 o.
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished at rs eta
made Of Wamsutta Muslin and Extra fine Linen
bosom, u the cheapest Shirt in the world.
Our Mystery Shirt at IS cts, unfinished, is a.
good as any 81 Shirt in the market
Our Mystery" Shirt is retaiied at Facfory
mas Gift, -Se A-A-''
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OPEN FRONT,
terry" '
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put ON, has been reduced
sre compelled to Reduce Stock at our Factory in
Baltimore as We are about to build large addition
building is in progress
nov5-tr MEGfNNISg. 1908 y street m.p.
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Oily nh ST., room. 10
issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
Of all property for rent and sale my books which
can be had on application at my Office or viii be sent
by mail if desired.
Loans.
$4,000 at per cent. dec2Str
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DROPERTY FOR RENT,
l. By R. O. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Aren't and Auctioneor
10Th and sta NV

45S O st. W, furnished. $l758o
Furnished House, Z st. n.v................. 10000
lSD Penns- ave. n W., business house. 10000
eQe YIN 81. n.w IL rooms mod imps 10000
1l15 III ST. n. W.. IL rooms mod. maps. ........ 6666
6l5 "a 81 n W., IL rooms, mod. inips ........ 5000
1246 l1th st. Nv. IL rooms, mod inps. 5000
4Sl 9TH St n W., 10 rooms, water and gas. $500
l3l2 st. u.w., 10 rooms. mod. imps ........ $500
9I7 9TH st. NV, rooms mod. imps ...... $500
gl9 9TH ST. NV, rooms mod. imps......... $500
WI 9Th st. NV, rooms. mod imps. ......... $500
VI 2 9TH st. Nv, rooms mod inps. $500
222S 18th at. NV, rooms. 1900
SO9 ST. n W., rooms, mod iInps. ......... 1900
6l4 18th st. sw., rooms. 800
DIG 18th st. sw.. rooms Observation-Disclosures. 1200
107-1O9-711 G st. ne. rooms each HOO
92S d St s.w. 6rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1200
6l2 Penna. ave NV, large store............ 1880
1423 New York ave NV, store. .............. $500
l425 New York ave- n store. ............... 1890
FOR SALE.
HOUSES and LOTS in every section OF the city at
prices to suit the times and terms that will suit
customers Oall and see my list before purchasing
elsewhere
dec2Str R. O. HOFFMAN
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The reports OF the ravages OF diphtheria in
this country and elsewhere give an alarming
impression OF its prevalence. Washington is
not without numerous cases OF this disease,
which, from the immediate danger of sufroca-
ton and the inevitable weakening of the system
TO condition favorable to the attack of other
disorders that follow, is one Of the most dreaded
OF feShly ills. The death Of the Princess Alice
from diphtherfa has attracted general atten-
ton to the subject in England The breathing
OF air contaminated by the eXhalatiOn from
sewage products killed this lady as Ii Is now
killing thousands OF the royal family of this
country. the sovereign people. 1t is said
that the remedy which has been found most
effective in England is suphur0uS mot sui
phuric) acid, which. when constantly inhaled
or applied with a spray to the in1amed mucous
membrane. destroys the parasitic germ that
threatens the life OF the patient.
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According to the New York Times some curl
Gus facts regarding the properties of electric
light have become familiar to experts. which
raise the question whether 1t may not prove
physi)lOgically injurious. One of them is the
very high penetrating power OF an illumination
generated by the incandeScence of metals. or by
their SLOW. combustion. The heat of the carbon
points used as candles is probably about the
same as that stated by Henry Draper in recent
electrical experiment OF his. namely, the almost
fabulous intensity Of about 100000 Fahrenheit.
OF course, the degree OF mell9wneSS and diffu-
sion, which Is usually associated with good
working light is scarcely possible with electrical
illumination, the absorption by contiguous
bodies is very great. and the shadows cast by
opaque and seni-opaque bodies are black as
midnight. Now, the TetiBa Of the human eye
is habituated 10 a certain given intensity of
illumination, which is many degrees below that
OF electricity, and any very material advance
In intensity must, necessarily, prove Irritating.
But this is by no means the main point. In a
STAFF, MT. Edison made the curious statement
that it was not available for microscopic illu-
mination. In other words, il lacks the property
OF visllalizing microscopic objects, when placed
under the object glass, and produces, instead,
simply certain intensely beautiful and complex
and prisInatic effects. These facts raise the
point whether the properties of electric light
are such as to render it q safe and wholesome
substitute for the light produced by combustion.
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS IN THIS CITY.
REDUCED, REDUCED. REDUCED!
We have reduced the prices Of all of our beautiful
DRESS GOODS. Double width pure Silk and Wool
Dress Goods reduced to 81. Silk and Wool Dress
Goods reduced to 80. Pure Wool Colored Cash,nerss
reduced to 80. Piano Covers, embroidered with silk
reduced to S5
CARRIERS, III Market Space.
e, Bleaehed Table Damask, 80. g.. 75 81 Cloth for
reduced to so; Cloaks from SIS to SS5 Cloasina
Gioths, al kinds Pure Wool Beaver Cloth for ladies'
cloaks, S256. Blankets, pure wool, 50 SO IS ~ 40
$40. Table Covers, embroidered with six 50 90
dec9tr CARRIERS. III Market Space,
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AND HOARHOITND
u COUGH DROPS.

ELEcAMPANE AND HoARHouND Cousu DRops
ELEcAMPANE AND HoARHoUND Cough Drops.
ELECAMPANE AND HoARHoUND COUGH Drops.
ELEcAMPANE AND HoARHoUND Cough DROPS
Pleasant to the taste. Convenient to carry NAV
De taken at any time. Will speedily cure Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness Bronchitis, and Throat aud Lung
AnecuOns generally. Thousands are using them
now with the very best results Try them. They
assist in clearing the throat and Strengthening the
voice.
Put up in HALF PousD Boxes, % CENTS.
ARTHUR NATTANS. PHA4,xAoIsT,
Cor. lAfh and ste. and I'd and ID SITS. q. %.
dec20tr
THE FRENCH HAIR WORK MANUFACTURING
4 ESTABLIsHMENT.6 i6 Ninth ST. opp. o: 8.
Patent Once; Gentemsns and Ladies' Wias sold II
very low figure; I'll goods warranted dec&ly
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To Advertisers,

Advertisers are requested to send In their IN.
nouncements early IN the day 50 possible, and In
Al cases before II O'Clock NJ The insertion In thu
Barne days issue Of those reaching the once After
that hour cannot be assured.
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Acreage sfcoTn Daily Circulation oeer
I2.6CfO-befrc q nekch larger bopso 57G1.
regular and permanent circulation tsIe
that Of all the other daily papers - to
city added together.
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HOTELS.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

EUROPEAN HOTEL,
~ No. SO4-S1l Il street ~. co.,
Located in the center Of the city, within half square
the city railways is open for the reception Of
transient and permanent guests The Office, six
transient guests are located at No S1l Ne. sO4 is
the large double mansion opposite, belonging to the
loftest newly and elegantly furnished. No cooking
is done on those premises, and are therefore very
desirable for families The Billiard and Coffee
Rooms are on the ground floor The Culinary De-
partment is under the immediate supervision Of my
o'clock Dinner, Table d'hote. at s p m. sharp; six
courses, including oysters. The house is open all
Meals and Board will be furnished in my portable
kitchens in any part of the city. Lovers of specific
ty-ive years experience in the hotel business in
Europe and the United States authorizes me in as
surfing my patrons that this establishment will be
first class in every respect, and the rates Will be
found very moderate for the comforts it presents
deco 1ms L. EISINGER. PrOpristOr
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To Travellers and Residents Abrosa.

TIE EVENING STAR viii be found On file q. the
following places, where, also, advertisements and
subscriptions viii be receiyed:-Henry f. Gillig b
%, 40 Strand, Charing Gross, London; Charles
Hartvick, l1S Boulevard MAGENTA, and q. Y. Herald
of'oe. ~ Avenue de rOpera, Paris
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PIKDS FOR sALE-A FAULHAUBER'S, 797 9Th
~ st NV, Gate D. Heusich., Large assert 50
ment Of Canary and other BIRDS; Bird Cages W
Bird Seed and prepared Mockins Bird Food "
Give US call declj-lms
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E,OR RENT-BY THOS. ]. MYERS, Raal Fstste
Agent, 1216 ct. NV.
1904 street. store room and cellar.
Office Rooms In May Building, cor 7th and EnH
FOB SALE-Fine Residence and 1900 fest OF
ground. 9th St. near L NV. One of the finest ID.
cations in the city long time, with per cent in
tereSt novl2tr
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BANKERS.

OSTRICH and every kind Of ORNAMENTAL
" FEATHERS dyed and manufactured at the
FRENCH FSTABLlSHMENT. GIG 9th street, eppo.
site TINTED Etate& PAtent OfhcA mv2xfv
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WANTED OCCUPANTS for Que large Front
w Room, second floor; two front rooms and two
back rooms third floor; one bedroom, first floor
with first-class Table Board. 723 18th, between q
and II SITS. dec303ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OS Ton the Goth instant BLACK DOG, cross
II Newfoundland and setter; white breast
and feet. suitable reward will be paid2~
for his recovery. Room IL, Navy Depart
uient, third floor. dec28 At
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PROFESSIONAL.

OFESSlONAI.
~ N. BUTTON, ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
-. has Removed to GIG street, OYarner Build.
ing) Bridges, Roofs and general Iron Work de-
signed, estimated and contracted for at lowest
rates. jy5-tr
DR. DUKE, DENTIST, 423 7th street southwest
- between d and Z streets. Beautiful sets
OF Teeth. Us; 3. Teeth tilied 81; Ektracting rf
ranted oct31-1y
DK. j. II. JOHNSTON, . graduate Of the
!, II penInsyvanla college of Dental Surgery,
Phiiaoeiphla, with l6 years experience kvS@
once ovar Bfallsntyne's bookstore, 428 a.
= speci..sy; gss adnaiaistered Iiosiliius but first
class work done. References: ..cg. nr Domer, 1ith
aud streets NV; Vim. Balantyne & Son, 42S 7th
street northwest. jy3-ly
DR. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST,
- Removed to southeast corner 7tl and S5sS~
streets northwest Teeth inserted 81 per SLo
get. my231y
DR. J. Il. GIBBS,
~ DEETIs1, ~
REMOVED TO 7O3 18th STREET, ~l"
uar1-1y Over Thompson's Drug Store
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BOARDING.

RoAkpING;-Si5 Pa. AyESrE N.w.-Coavenient
- to Capitol and Departments; accessible 10 al
sireetcar lines in the city. Terms rcasonsbe 6So-S
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T OST-On Friday afternoon, at the corner of 18th
j., and street, or on the pavement in front Of
Morocco POCKET. containing sum of money The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
1889 vermont avenue dec2S-2
7 OST-December 26th, GOLD LEAD-PENCIL,
II alternate bars of pearl and gold Leave with
Doorkeeper at Executive Mansion, and receive re-
ward dec27-3t
The Saline County journal., 1878-10-10

The panacea worked like a charm )"
The country was secured for gold and
silver, and after intimidating bankers
and beheading the Obstreperous, Goerz
finally scraped together for the royal
treasury ss,OOO.OOO. The king was in
high spirits. He resumed his extraya-
gances, and even prepared to engage In
war. But prices went mp. Industry
became debauched; the aristocracy was
restless under the Governments fierce
espionage upon their gold and silver; the
nation was flushed with the hectic glow
of impending ruin; Norway refused to
give up its gold to the paper autocrst,
and Charles lost his life in an attempt to
bring the rebellious Norwegians to
terms What was the consequence OF
this fatal delusion? Did Sweden enter
upon an era of substantial prosperity?
Was Baron Goerz the object Of the
popular worship? Or did the bubble
burst and leave the land sick and i'm
poverished? The successor OF King
Charles deposed the inAatisnist, tried
him, and cut of his head because he had
-dishonored the national faith and ia
tally injured the financial credit Of
Sweden" The story OF Baron Goerz
needs no comment, and enforces it ,w
lessons
The Saline County journal., 1878-10-10

The Irts, British dispatch vessel, was
at first supplied with twain screws
blaied, Is feet inches in diameter and ls
feet pitch. and il Was expected that with
1000 Indicated horsepower che would
make Ia kaots All hour. On trial. how
ever, a speed OF only los knots was OBJ
tanned at an expenditure Of not less than
!, 500 indies ted horsepower. Two Of the
blades were taken of the screws, and then
the vessel ran 1875 knots with 4. 500 horse
power; whereas, as may easily be calcu-
lated, the speed with this horse power and
the original screws of four blades would
be about LAG knots. This was no; con-
sitlered satisfactory. and two new s-bladed
screws. each l6 feet inches In diameter
and 20 feet pitch, were provided. A trial
with these was made on July 10th. and
the Iris then sailed ls.5 knots. with ...34
indicated horse power. This showed that
with screws of less diameter and quicker
pitch an additiona! speed Of two knots an
hour was obtained. The Engineer from
these facts draws the important lesson
that no steamship owner should be
content 10 believe that any screw he has at
work Is the best he can use until he has
satisfied himself Of the fact by actual ex-
pertinent. II Is also inclined to believ"
that the speed Of nearly every steamship
In the world could be augmented ten per
cent. by fitting her with exactly that pro-
peller which Is best suited 70 her.
The Saline County journal., 1878-10-10
SHAKESPEARE NODERNIZED.
cAssIUs acAr:yr CESAR

Horor is the subject Of my story;
/ can not tell what you and other men
Think of this life. not being mind reader;
But for my single self, had as lief not be
As live to be in awe Of such thing as myself;
And after you have taken good square look
at me,
think you will be OF the same opinion.
/ was born free as Cesar,
Having been ushercd into the world
North Of Mason and Dixons line;
SO have you: we have both fed as well,
And We can both endure the winters cold,
And get along without a chest protector ms well
as he,
For once upon n raw and Gusty day,
The troubled Tiber being in high rafting stage.
Caesar said to me: -Cassus, will bet You
Two dollars and half that you will not leap
with me
Into the angry Hood anu SWIM to Huntef
Point!-
Quicker than YOU could have said
j. Robinson Crusoe accoutered as was,
plunged in, and bsde him follow me,
And so, indeed, the snoozer did!
The torrent roared and We did buffet II,
With lusty sinews throwing it aside,
And stemming it with hearts Of controversy,
For in those days two dollars and half
But ere we could arrive at the point proposed
Caesar weakened, and cried: Help me- Cas-
sius;
I have got cramp in my left lesI'
i, as .Eneas, our great ancestor,
Did, from tho flames OF Troy,
Upon his shoulders, the old Anchises bear,
So from tho waves of Tiber, did the
PLAYED out Cesar; and this man is now
Become god and thinks OF running for GOV
ernor,
While Cassus is still wretched tramp
And must bend his body
II Caesar carelessly but nod TO him!
He had the fever and ague when he was
Canvassing for a book in Spain;
And when the chin was on him
I did mark how he did shake,
And how, like an endmans bones,
His teeth did chatter. / could have told
Him that quinine and whisky
Would knock the chills higher than
The price OF butter, but didn't do it.
No; rather enjoyed the situation.
Now in the name OF all the gods at once.
What hen-roost doth this, our Caesar, patronize,
That he hath grown SO great?
oil City Derrick
The Saline County journal., 1878-10-10
LOPEZ. THE FILLlBrSTER.
Els GsSsSsssssr EsSsSsssss ssS Dessb
or saH (,Os.eerar6.

The famous Spanish war vessel Pizarrc,
reported foundcred on the 18th Of Septem-
Der. Ike her namesake in history, has had
checkered career. In 1850. General
Narciso Lopez invaded the Island OF Cuba
with 500 men in the steamer Creole. land
ing at Cardenas, which he captured. with
the Governor and garrison, but was co,n-
PEELED to evacuate the place the same
evening and re-embarK his expedition. II
was the Piznrro that, meeting the Creole
halfway between Stone Kew and Key
West. gave chase To her, and only through
the superior speed Of the Creole did the
pursued vessel gain Kew West, and escape
. terrible fate. Again in ISL, Lopez
made second attempt q, invasion. by
Vuelta Abajo. accompanied by General
Crittenden. A landing was made az Las
Pozas, where Lopez threw up breast works
composed Of sand-bays. He resisted
with success, and finally defeated the
Spanish army under General Emma, who
fell dead upon the battlefield. Reinforce
ments coming up, Lopez was in turn
wprsted, and his devoted hand o. follow
ers, becoming disheartened, broke up and
dispersed The bulk Of the invading force
left by the Pampeio. the expeditionary
ship. General Lopez, with n small hand.
wandered to the mountains. General
Crittenden, With SO straggiers, took a
droger at Bahai Honda and endeavored Ia
reach Key West He was not destined IL
succeed. The Pizarro intercepted Crit
tenden's boat when few miles OF the
coast, and gave her in tow 10 the trans
port Habanero, which took the doomed
men to Havana where they were con!ined
in the Castle Atares for trial by court
martial. Mr.. Campbell, United States
The Saline County journal., 1878-10-10
Insurance Natter.

The following circular has recently been
issued from the State Insurance Depart
nent:
OFFICE OF SUIT OF INSURANCE,
STATE OF KANSAS.
TOPEKA, September p, 1875.
To IN, I..urnace Compar;ss DOING bu,i-
nsss in Ea..as. their 1oeafs. and the
Counfy 4t,or,,evs OF the Sfate.
..i. - ,...-..;o,-
80 r - ~ - hoI,aro ,h.t ~ tba-a sra ~ " ,h;.
tsa.S S.".s ',e Sons.,,, ~ - ;rsn,sa !" ,.,, a'
saa;ss Sa ,e,I, tl,ns Ius,nsss ~ ~ .,os..,nn % ., Sno
60 a., 60 ~ Y.,s.s Is,,
" =. 80, n .nis.s.,, a.,
49, % c,,n,snr =, .orn"r.t,n, IN shjs
S,a,. .,,Sa, % nrocrre racsIva or Tor
Sard annIie.tsons sor insnysnce ., an,
oo,,napr or cornn.ni.s ,ot or1a,,-o5 nm.
IL To- H.. =, ,h,s S,.,. =, Il .ny n.n-
.a, 30 "A n tha tr.r.sct,o. ~ ,he hnsi-
noss ne ~ - T ,.sn,snc, M c v;th .nr sncb co,nnanv
,,niase dnIv a,,ho,I,ed ~ such cor,nany
"a U..,.eA Lv ,ha Srrnriutaade,, ~ IN
sns.n.. = .n,,o-,,t. - ahs nrnr,si... .,
sr;s -. "a ans y.,soo xsoi.fino The
aLs,o.. ~ ,h;s s.sti,,., sh.,, h.a It.S,e 20
,,.na,,- % g. hnnSrs1 aoIi.r. %, car
anens. q, 10 coI,.c,sd .s osh., rer.l' :
a. nncor ,hi. .ct
psrs1ns -;o,s,trv ,b,. s..r.,oo mr.. suh.
g. =. n,oo.s.os, r.I., a.. sa,,o,-snr,
Sec.,on " ,ho s.me .h.nte,
The Saline County journal., 1878-10-10
The ORIGINAL InAatienist.
IRochcsscr DenaocrAt ]

Baron Goerz. q Sweis Of the cigh-
tecnth century. proposed to make the
Government OF King Charles NIL i'm
mcnsely rich ss one grand'ssroke. He
wrote . pamphlet on The True Money
Of o Civilized Country which created
considerable stir in the financial circles
Of those times. In short, Gocrz vas the
ante-type Of the American irredeenaablc
paper money advocates- When King
Frederick William l.. Of Prussia, read
his treatise he remarked: The man
who wrote this is . dangerous lunatic.
Charles XII. however. being pinched by
debt, and ignorant Of The laws Of finance,
vas captivased by the idea, and made
Gocrz his finance minister, and that
worthy seallavAg-for he lad an ex-
ceeiinsly unsavoTy so-rial reputation-ai
once abolished the parliament Of the
realm. c1,t Oh the privileges and pre-
rocatives Of the nobility. ocquetssd with
the pesAnfry and issued 10 o0so. .0D blue
and green paper dollars. bearing The
following inscription: Royal Swedish
Currency.- He ~ho refuses TO take
this bah ai its fun vain. vii suffer death
The Saline County journal., 1878-10-10
NOT INDIAN xeUNBs.
a Ress.S TAss ~ kessss~srsA .arsssAs
Dtsrsser~1 Uveere set EreesrS bH IsSS-

- Reft<6 TkOs ~ kNO0e010Sfo sWoOo1s
DSsressv~1 UV,pre ses Ereese6 1V Es6S-
Sss.
ILeavenworth Times Sept co.I
We called in to see Mr.. Il. ]. Browr
yesterday to talk over the discoveries
made in the mounds on SileTidan's drive.
He objected to the heading OF our reporter
yesterday In calling them Indian mounds.
We asked what they we're. and what proof
he had to offer that they were not; he
stated that these mounds are similar In
construction to those found in the Ohio
and Missouri Valleys and belonged to q
race Of beings long anterior TO the present
Indians or their prOGenitOrs.
They were Of higher type of civiliza-
Gon and constructed immense mounds,
Notifications aud burial places throughout
the Middle States from the Lakes To the
Guk Of Mexico, that must have required
the labor Of thousands Of men and years
to Dmplete them, while large portion Of
them were engaged In tlling the soil. which
must have been done under the direction
of q ruler with absolute control over them.
Their works are 50 numerous that many
persons believe the population at that
time was as large as the present. Prom the
history Of the Indians there Is no record
that they were ever given to labor u any
kind; their houses are merely temporary,
and their rowing habits would never per-
.hn .'n.,,S, ~ ' .h". ha.a - ba,, n~ an.uI ~
Ohio and Indiana, we learn some informa.
ton In regard to this the historic race.
Sometimes the skeleton remains are found; !;
s Ine,. n,u aN..oi so Pp. ,s;.S S ,;... Jun;
s N.s Ia"uo -, o..s n.e..,na o t."',,a. .s. a.,
one. SN,.. III. "a t.;.,' III ~. p.,s. -
The Saline County journal., 1878-10-10
DR.. P.tsruan.. ihe ssosxr.pAes.

DT. August Petefmann. sh- fafnoQs
geosr&pher. died of apcfaery On frsiay
oi ias; week He vas German BY tsrfh
and 20 years Old His TASTE ~a- early
manifested 'os seoer.Ye.sai rsss.,es. s't' asd
He assss..-d In es<;tae out the Bsrytsas
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