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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

The energetic and emotional young
Frau who descants in the salle-a-mapge,'
in fortissimo tones on the delights or hard
ships Of her tour is perhaps to the ordira-
~ spectator little too oppressive to he
comical; yet, if endowed with fairly hardy
nerves. one may derive good deal of
Amusement from the spectacle. The per-
fec. absence of all sense of effect which so
sharply marks off the German from the
French woman comes into view with great
distinctness in the behavior Of the lady
tourist. She seems utterly regardless o!
the fact that all her words and actions are
closely criticised by the foreign locker.
She INDUCES in her usual set Of unlovely
vocal sounds, and makes no attempt TO re-
frain from actions and gestures which are
often something worse than unlovely. Ii
looks. indeed. as il she found positive
satisfaction in shocking the sense Of pro-
priety Of her vigilant lady critics. She
very probably recognizes her wants OF
grace. and consoles herself by the reflec-
ton that she surpasses the pretty misses
who are amused at her odd ways IN the in
comparable attribute Of Gsisf. Hence her
unrestrained volubility. She seems deter
mined 10 prove her Intellectual SUPERIOR
ty by sheer force of voice; whether u be
on the steamboat or IN the railway car
rage. on the summit Of some Swiss noun
tain. or in The elegant hotel Garden the
exuberant Frsulein gives full play TO her
powers Of exclamation. She must, We
think, be pronounced an odd Ggl'e. Her
tourist dress lacks the ease of the English
travelling costume. while at the same time
the appropriateness and utility OF some OF
its elements are far from obvious. Thus.
TO the eye and ear alike the German Lady
tours. has something awkward and gro
fa<1ue
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

From the Bnson Tnves q.
Now You Hamerican gents, said the
Master Of Ceremonies at Halifax to party
of American visitors. '.afore you are hintro-
duced to is Hexcellency an or Royal Ugh
ness there's a few rules to be hobserved
Don I expectorate hon the carpet has you re
in the 'abit of doing at 'ome. you know.
and don't keep your ats on, as you hal
ways do in Hamerica. And no reyolvers
nor bowiekniyes is hallowed TO be drawed in
the presence of is Hexelleney an 'er Royal
'lghness, which is what YOU re ADDING of in
Congress continually An you'll walk in
forwards, an You won't think of shaking
hands with or Royal 'Ighness nor even with
is Hexcellency; nor hof course you wonte
haddress i'm as old hoss' nor old sardine,
as hif you was talkin' TO your President
you know. You Il simply bow an hassum.
a latitude of reverence. so far a. you know
'ow. and then retire backwards cut Of the
royal presence
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

Firm The PirnburEs Le.6r-
We don't know whether the English
Afghan war is going to be Of 30 much m
terest here as to make j: a matter Of i'm
portance whether the names Of the plaoes
and persons OF that far-of country are
pronounced rightly or not, Those who do
not care. however. should follow the Eng
lish spelling Of the words which 70 Eng
tish ears gives the night sound For IN
stance. tne sovereign should he called the
Amer, not the AMIR or the Enir. which
are the French and German WAYS Of spell-
ing tee wori 81 his capital skooid Be
s2ei, and pronounced CAbcol. Cahui IL
the French spelling, and rePre~-nfs the
true pronunciation 10 French ears vel
enough Ia the same way the goal Of the
principal British column IN kweftsh- not
the ambiguous QuefsA- Soosoor IL vher~
the other British fuce u gong %.
not TO Sakur- However. bfore the~e
rords &c; familiar enough TO he manage
able On cur tongues tn British vii be
IN Kandziar. the var vii b oreg, and
the necessity for st1iyiny Afghan geog-
rAphy. and unng Afghan words a. AL be
eoce BY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
xLvTH CONGRESS.

The Senate on the 3rd received batch
II appointments from the President, includ.
ing the New York custom sppointees. Several
more bills were introduced TO provide for the
recsinage of trade dollars into standard dol
lszs. and for making the trade dollar legal
tender. Mr.. Beck introduced resolution
which passed, asking the secretary of the
treasury for information IS 10 what amount
and denomination Of silver coin has been re
eeiyed in payment of custom dues since the
beginning of the current fiscal year. and wheth-
er or not he has applied silver coin 20 received
in whole or in part to the payment of interest
on the honda or notes of the United States;
what kind Of silver coin has been used. 90 ne
may know IL there was subsidiary coin paid
Ar. Matthew called up the Texas Pacific rail-
road bill and made . speech in support Of II
Of considerable length. Mr.. Matthews argued
that Il the government would merely guaran-
tes Tie payment Of interest On the boods Of
IL TeEns Racikc rod 70 IL extent Of nearly
~ 1ilkisa anaAan pr mann 10 - mani,
II ~ - tn1e9niAy e ~ osvu1n0l
~ p911gA ~ 01f,nG1D - - - ogssE1'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

An old physician, retired from practice. hav-
ing had placed IN his hands by an East Indi,
missionary the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure OF
consumption, bronchitis. eaiarrh. asthma, and
ali threat and lung affections, also = positive
ard radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt il his daty TO make IL known Ia
his suffering fellows. Aetuated by this mo-
tive, and . desire TO relieve human suffering.
will send. free of charge. TO all who desire II.
this recipe. with full directions for preparing
and using. in German. French or English.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp. nam
ing this paper, W. W. Sherzr, A9 Powers
Block Rochester n "
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
FOREIGN
SLAVES IN RxBELL.oN.

The slaves in the districts Of Colon.
Cardinal. and Saqua- in Cuba. have notified
their owners that, unless they are paid for
their labor. they shall stop work after the L.;
of January. They claim that. undo. the Am
nes,y act, they have been most unjustiy dealt
with: that while those of their class who lef;
plantations to join the insurgents have been
set free those who remained at home are still
held in bondage. On account of this discrim-
iuation they have determined to libcrate them
selves at any cost
d. CHANGE OF EASE
A rumor is cabled to the effect that the
British advance upon Jelalabad has been or
dered to take place .: once. and that the Ameer.
appalled, at the disaster and decentralization
that have been produced among bis forces. and
having no notion of being taken prisoner in
Cabul has fed to Turkissan.
An CNKAsr HAD.
There have been 500 arrests in Naples
II is stated that the Government has proofs of
the existence of vast association the object
of hieh Is TO kill the King.
LIMITED AMNESTY.
II is reported tina: Bismarck viii only
grant amnesty TO those German ecciesias.ics
Who specially apply for i: and make sabnis-
sion 20 the May laws
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

Ire and. an island. with no larger area
than that of the State Of Maine. shippe.
i've IL ssoei a. sS ifr ss,.Ie. h sS g.
sheep. S5l 900. s~ine SO. f10. goats 4. go.
horses 1900. asses and mules 5sl. Irish
grszien have not done as well for few
year, back having 20 purchas, their stock
too high n the Spring And selling then
% eheaply IN the latter end Of the reason.
vha gfaa begins b fail
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

1T is useless to take medicine. / shall feel
better tomorrow. Besides, need the money
to get that lovely new hat Ny old one is such
. fright, and people will look more NJ my bon
net than they will At my face. l will wait till
feel worse before spend any money for
medicine" The new bonnet is purchased and
fifty other feminine measures in the form of
ribbons, laces, brooches, etc. Meanwhile the
lady's face becomes every day paler and thin
ner, and her body weaker, until disease has
gained so firm foothold in her system, tina:
the most thorough, and Outlines long and ted
ious. course of treatment is necessary TO restore
her to health. Ladies', attend to your health
before you even think of apparsl. A fresh
blooming face in plain bonnet is much hand
somer and far more attractive TO your gentle
men friends. than pain-worn, diseased face
in the most elaborate and elegant hat your
milliner could devise. DIR. Pierce's FAvorite
Prescription il everywhere acknowledged to be
the standard remedy for female complaints
and weaknesses. II is sold by druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

In this issue Of our paper will be found .
large advertisement of Daniel +. Beatty. the
great piano and organ man of Washington. n.
J. This is the first gun of Mr.. Beatty since
his return from extensive tour through Eu-
rope and as usual it is aimed direct at high
prices. There is no manufa ,tured article ex-
cept sewing machines, that there has been any,
thing like the reduction on that there has been
for the past few years on musical instruments.
and the fact in largely due to Mr.. Beatty. His
aim has always been to manufacture the best
piano and organ that could be made, and then
sell them for the least possible price. The re-
suit has been the rapid building up of one of
the largest trades on the continent. His sales,
notwithstanding the hard times, are simply
enormous. II will be noticed that he to-day
offers one of his handsome-t styles of organs
at a still greater reduction. Attention is ur-
gently called to the advertisement M reduc-
tion from his very low prices is not To be dis
regarded at this time. particularly when the
offer comes from . house having worldwide
reputation for honest. square dealings.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
Face 20 Hsee with Disease

How often il happens that although we
have witnessed the ravages of disease in the
case of others. We disregard his warning sig
mails in our own. 1t is only WHEN we fnd him
face to face with us that We really perceive
how grim he is. Then, perchance, when it is
too late, medicinal aid is sought. His avant
courier. his forcrunner. is physical weakness.
Fortify the system, and you are armed against
him. The finest tonic for this purpose is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which renders
digestion easy and complete, nourishes the
system. improves the appetite, gives strength.
yielding sleep. counteraets biliousness. and
keeps the bowels in first rate order. Lean
ness, and unnatural wanness and sallowness
of the face. are obviated by it, and so genial
and benefcent are its effects. that not only j.
the body invigorated and regulated by its
use, but dependency banished from the
mind.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
coxNxncIAL CONVENTION.

The commercial convention convened al
New Orleans on the 4th, seventeen States be
ing represented. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, of vir-
ginia, was elected president. A resolution was
adopted recommending nationsl aid to the
Texas Pacific railway company to complete
that line from Fl. Worth to San Diego. Cali
fOrnia, and that while aid should not be with
drawn from the Union and Central Pacific rail
road companies they should be held to . strict
compliance with their charters. Resolutions
were introduced relative to quaratine reguiz-
tions, Mississippi river Improvements, the jet
ties, tariff, and foreign built ships.
TRADE DOLLARS.
Secretary Sherman says there Is a strong
speculative feeling springing up TO give silver
bullion, in the form of trade dollars, value
greater than other bullion, thus discriminate
ing in favor of bullion held in China against
bullion in the hands of our miners. The sec
rotary says trade dollars will be bought As bull
lion, upon bids each Wednesday. and that no
preference will be given to trade dollars over
othe- bullion. This is the secretary's answer
to San Francisco's offer of one million trade
dollars, deliverable there from China within
sixty days.
EAST ST. LOUIS WAR.
The East st. Louis war has broken out
again, but both parties assert that they will
settle their differences in the courts and not
.
charges against city Mrrshal Carpenter for as
saultirg him, and in turn Bowman will be
charged with contempt of court in violating
an injunction.
LEAvENwoRrH IN LIMBO.
The county commissioners and county
treasurer of Leavenworth county, and the
mayor and council of the City of Leavenworth,
appear in the United States court at Topeka,
in answer to wits of mandamus to show
judgments heretofore rendered in that court.
NEARLY DRAINED.
There is less money belonging to the
permanent school fund in the Kansas State
treasury than ever before. there being less
than 1000, but the interest and taxas are
coming in so that all the school bonds which
will probably be offered will be bought.
RAILWAY CASES.
In the United States Circuit Court at
Topeka the X. p. railway cases were set for a
hearing in Washington, ID. C., on Dec. 9th.
2sth and Goth. They will come before Judges
Miller and Foster.
WHEAT GRADE CHANGE.
In order to facilitate the deliveries of
rain, the grain board of the Chicago produce
exchange. decided to change the grade of No.
2 amber wheat to correspond to No. 2 Chicago
red.
SARGENT SURVIVES.
The reported death of Senator Sargent
proves to be unfounded. He was alive at last
bccounts and somewhat better.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

partment said we need an army with hoes and
spades for the Indians, rather than with swords
and rifles. If the commission 90 desired, he
would produce the books of his Office for every
expenditure of the board, and where purchases
were made, where forwarded and the disposi-
ton made of the same. He defended the In
dian agents as . body. and said their whole
sale abuse was unwsrranted. The good work
done by the board has in many instances been
demorslized by the surrounding military posts.
To his knowledge there was no existing antsg-
onism between the various religious denOr,in-
atoms.
A. h srKvEys INJURED.
Hon. Alexander H. Stevens while as
cending the stone steps leading to The House ON
crutches slipped and fell, causing painful
wrench of the knee which will probably con-
fine him to his room for some time.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed r. b. Harrison,
of Indiana, as assayer at Helena, Montana.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

c. II. SMITH, Of the Jennie Hight Combina-
ton. writes: After using your Caroline three
weeks. I am convinced that bald heads can
be .re-haired' its AMPLY wonderful IN my ca.e =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

Cigarettes without tobacco, bat purely veg
etable, made BY Wm- s. kimban K Co. Of
Rochester. n. u. give wonderful relief aud
comfort 10 people afflicted with Cafarrh. Asth-
ma and cold in the head. They are 80 simple
and pleasant that child can use them. Sold
BY cigar and drug dealers
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

The Haldeman Marble Works of Kansas
City. No. will manufacture and deliver Ia order
all kinds of monuments and head stones al
any 4. X. station in the Western States at
Territories Send for photograph and price Of
unrk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

E. N. Kingsley. Of New York. member
II the board OF Indian conmi.aioners and rep
rssentins thu Prsbysezian secs. aid also chair
Aaa Of sAs puzeAaesng COMMITTEES bsloee COM
1iss1a lASing u1AsR esaaia9stisa ~ tzans-
- q - l1aian bas0a - - W0 q.
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IMPORTANT.

when you visit or leave Nev York City. Bax
gage Erpres.ag~ and Carriage Hire. aud stop Of
Grand Union Motel. nearly sppceits @r.sd Cer
wards per day. Elevator. Restaarsat supple. vtth
the hest. Harse Cara Stages and Elevated Rail Road
to all Depots.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
BAlsSE 4 SNYDER,
Established In l653.

Live Stock Commission, Kansas City
Stock Yards, Mo. Best market prices
guaranteed. Market reports furnished
free. Advances made on cnnsignmenta
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
J. ,h.n sn nm Cahinet nr rarlnr Orr,l

More than 5000 Cabinet or rArlor Organs
are now sold in the United States yearly. The
best are those made by Mason 4 Hamlin. who
have taken highest honors at all worlds expo
aitions for twelve YEAR,, and are the only Amer
lean makers who have taken snch ~ any.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
Mason 8 H.mli, Cabiret Organ.

WORLDS ExPpsIfIoNs Tog IwElyE rEAnA.
viz af PAIRS. -. ;NuSNA ss5 SANTIAGO ts1>s Pm
ApElPrrA. 1855. Ive hiShs<: NfcArs rsrfr, ls,s.
ADD GRAND Swxprsn tsolp NkpN. - Oetv
AncrfcAn organs A~artes TIE htxhs>s hsncrs ~ aap
<ses. sold Tor cash insfaii1enss, t.lrsfnsraD
CATALOGUES s,d Ciroais-s ~tth ayi~s a,d rrtc>s
s<ut fr~>. MASON HANifN ORGAN CO. Doe
TON. SEw YORK er CHICAGO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
CRIME.


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rived at Louisville, Ky., from point twenty
miles fr.cm jackson the scene of the late dis
tuI bance in Breathitt county reports another
collision between the parties of Bill Strong
and Jerry Little. Fo1r men were killed and
seven wounded. Jerry Little is among the
killed
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
A MYSTERY.

At Warsaw. Ind, woman was o5sery-
ed to throw something into the lake and hasten
away. An Investigation was made, resulting
in the discovery of an infant about year old.
When the body was recovered. it was yet warm.
The woman made her escape. not having been
recognized by any one.
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POLITICS.

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-07
TIE EAST.

LONDON, Dec. Ga dispatch
from Vienna to the daily Telegraph
says The Ministerial crisis at
Constantinople has produced a very
unfavorable impression here.
Kheireddin Pasha, the new Grand
Vizier, is one of Austria's bitterest
adversaries. He urged the Sultan
to forcibly resist the Austrian occu-
patton of Turkish Territory. lie
regarded her as an unscrupulous
schemer, capable of fastening Tur~
key to ruin. The change of Min
istry is believed to be mainly at
tributable to the Russian intrigues. :"
Lord Cranbrook, Secretary of
State for India in the House of
Lords, and Hon. Edward Stanhope,
Under Secretary of State for India
in the House of Commons, will on
Monday move identical resolutions
as follows :
ResOlUed, That Her Majesty hav-
ing directed a military expedition
of her forces charged upon Indian
revenues to be dispatched against
the Ameer of Afghanistan, this
House consents that the revenues
of India shall be applied to defray
the expenses of the military opera
tlons which may be carried on be
yond the external frontiers of Her
Majesty's Indian possessions. This
does not imply that the burden of
the war will ultimately fall wholly
or partially on India. The resolu-
ton does not raise that issue. 1t
is framed in compliance with the
act of SO, which provided that ex
cept for preventing or repelling in
vasion, or under other sudden and
urgent necessity the consent of
both Houses of Parliament must be
obtained before any part of the
revenue of India can be applied to
defray the expenses of any military
operation against the frontier of
India.
The foregoing concurrent resolu-
tion will raise the whole question of
the Governments policy in both
Houses of Parliament, the question
of the distribution of the burdens
of. the war being left for future de-
cision.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC.
Views of Secretary SChurz on the
Indian Question.
He FavOrs a Transfer to the Interior
Department.
Partition of Afghanistan Thought to
be Probable.
Troubles Experienced by a Change of
Ministry in Turkey,
WASHINGTON.

! WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-The Join
Commission having under consider
alton the proposed transfer of the
Indian Bureau from the Civil to the
Military Department, heard the
views of Secretary Schurz this
morning, In commencing his re-
marks, the Secretary disclaimcd
any personal desire to retain con
troll of the Indian Service under
the Interior Department, and said
in this connection that no branch of
the Departments business is so
troublesome and thankless. If it
was not that he considered it best
for the Service and the Govern
ment generally that the manage
ment of Indian affairs remain
where it Is, he would be the last
one to advance it. He thought
that the Indians were entitled to
human treatment at the hands of
the American citizens, and that
that could only be rendered through
the processes of civilization, educa.
fIon and kind treatment. This, he
said, in his judgment, the military
were not fitted to promote.
The Secretary quoted at consid-
cradle length from the report of the
Sioux Commission, signed by Gems.
Sherman, Terry, Augur and others,
setting forth in effect that if peace
with the Indians was required, the
management of their affairs should
be placed under the Civil Departs
ment of the Government. Now"
said he, "I agree with these gentle
men on this point. There are a
great many officers Of the army who
have excellent ideas about Indian
affairs, but it is another thing to
bring those ideas into practical eff
feet" The military arm of the
he did not consider
gifted with the patient labor re-
quired to place the hoe in the Indi-
ans hand and. to teach him how to
use it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-07
Ene Dead Oan Not b 9 Raised,

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away can YOU be cured by the use of
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ton. It's great reputation in curing
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