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Improvement Oar wstehwsrd.

II has gotten 70 be quite . chronc
disease with many manufacturers Of
harvesting machines ~ parade 10 the
the public every sesson in their solver.
Using sheets, . long list Of changes or
s0-called improvements made on their
articles since the last harvest, and the
reader II 30 fairly startled with the
wonderful Transformation that has to
ken place that he In led 70 consider
strongly whether these machines ever
did possess sny intrinsic value, or have
merely consisted from their first start,
II Q batch Of nick-nacks. Ono great
arGument In the Elward's favor IL that
no change he's eve occurred In its vital
parts. The same predominant qualities
which recommended themselves 70 the
grain-growers, and fully sustained their
expectations, are still found embraced
an Il. To be sure, improvements have
been substantial and reliable. and no
simply q catch-all 70 attract the farm
er's eve, or Tor the mere purpose o.
loud and bra0gArt advertising. We
clam for tbs Elward that Il 10 superior
IN more II the essential points of . good
Harvestsr than any other ever invented.
IL may nevs ~s~y 49, 49,
sos, belts, bolts, pinions. pullies, chains.
crsuks, and bsarinGs. - some othess;
lie sickle may not be able 70 chose, Of
its elevator clog up with Ne alacrity O
some other Harvsstsrs, or 70 DO other
fsnciful and unimportant tricks. but
tor good square, practical, uniform
harvesting purposes, bstter work. DAY
IN and day out. year IN and year out.
The Edward staads unrivsued. and 2 g.
snt Il towering strength above oil IL
compstitors. II this .gs o. pTcgs: i.
vsvs endeavoring 70 keep up With The
timss are ready 70 try any thing that ID
nev which rscoomends itself 70 our
common sense y Improvement. bat We
aver offer anything TO our customer
unlsss We have tried II and are fully
ssis6ed Il will work and meet require
ments. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09
Wh.a I'.ss-rs.. Fabric

Tn lie functions. II IL only judicIous aud
prompt medication which can cave u from .
speedy end total collapse. The tonic end ree.
uiating properties ~ hust~tter's stosnAch M.
tiers particularly adapt that benign medtrtnr
~ revive physical viEuv aud reform tbos~ hid
ty irregularities Witch are . barrier 70 its
permanent restoration. BtiiouaDess end eUn-
etlpataon are totally overcome BY H. aud the
digestive activity aud thorough asslnilstioa
which u promotss have the eject u tscssas.
lag the Stvifytng and aourtUhSug Qusntses ~
thk b]ood. The bittcrs are slso IN s1cslieus
detergent of the vital current, since they con.
mvnicats . healthy stimuli % The AaAder
And ksdueys, which are the most impostant
channels tor the cscape al ~ Impurities.
Pure, akreeahls. and II botanic origin, thor.
aud prompt, but never violent In liz 90
ton, the rcasons for the traascsnde0t popu-
lAstty 81 this medicine ars both cogcnt aud sp-
probable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09
~ uawAeye.

Toe rsnarka his sucv~.s ~ the Hawk
eye Insurance Company. ~ ihss Melaes,
10 wc,l ast~s,~d by IN eahihs, 81 lie tas'
ias.s Tor the month of March. is's
purne the month WI policies ~~rc 10
sued, amount u pror~rty insured,
e7ys, >Ss; smosnt - prcmiuma rres,v~d,
elt. Sss. 20; cash rvc~,s~d. eti.;bi.ss ~,
io~-rs. eA.sss.S W. The iscwase NJ pre-
miums over tho corresponding month II
last year Was ". is7.as.
TAcss dgar~ truly show thai amidst
general 6uaaciai disicul,ies which have
tended 10 par~lys~ business throughout
tho country, the old reliable Hs~kcy,
has maintained The continued conf
dcncc ot the people. oa the hrst III
January iu Assets amounted ,o eaSa.'
sst.oi. being largely In ssces. II the
assets of any other Join, stock Insurance.
company II the State. Capital. good
management. and adc,i,y la the dis
charge of oil it, obligations have made
the HaWtsys what II 10. II deserves and
holds the confidence 81 insurers wher'
ever u II known.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09
NAV.



srhes brtgAssa essiy Msy.
- gran sAiass aApag hsr vayt
~ vfthyvs meee ths brv~s~
~ 9eUn aDum9 ~ ssers.
Ill " Hpsing ells ell the cir,
ndovs hlsson ed esue birds pair.
kSve Bra heres her susay hesd
p bscok sd tiy.he1.
AZ suusd 80 s(ghs 10 gvsevr
Anfrtng NOM to quiet eve.-
~ vtu nof, f0 eli ~ eass,
~ asys 10 follow thear.
wsstssss shsii be betrayed,
o. music played
~ - neid. BY strvaa end boaxh,
neat - - tanefsl 900.
vRs launch ~ thiassss 90
- snaisasy vase.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

Deadly In its effects, keo~n ~ sugar u lead.
enter. largely into the cumJ.eeittoa 81 the -
called hair restorative of the rsvs~ut day, aud
many cssc. VI death have vcsulted frosn their
usr. DR.. J. Nrwtna Smiths Hair Restorative
docs NOT restore c,,or to the halt. but restores
hair 20 the seaip; b~aer n docs not coataia
nor nesSi any putsoe. Note this fart, ~ sbo
arr usinw potson hair truck. and order frsu J..
II. Bush, Stsic Agent, al Dcs Motnes-
TwIs Bxosssas YsAsr ai~sys masss god
In eod.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

GNAsvyxusao MASS A,ts" CAvWo,io,s.
an inSainbir r~sncdy fos all female compliant,
price o. No yrs to,ls. The esv~riesce ~ maa.
yearv among the mast cultivated end rcaasi
he. resulted In stamyAag this rcsaask able psrp'
aration - the Only reliable vmcfy zoe tbr d,s
tsrssing diseas~s II women. t-M BY drag
gtsts. tsvA~feaheW Co, m Rrsdc ~, n, "
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

Erer's Daylight Liver Pills are reliable ksse
and ethctent. They purify the blood. reguists
the liver end digcsttve organs, and relieve
headache caused by~ Indigestion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

Grseeenbrrg Vegetable Pills have hrcn nc
k~aovledged for over Thirty Year Ia be Q ces
tain cure Tor Headache, Liver Complaints, Dis
5000 a Dt9estoa, Dfiiousnsss, and Fevrrs o.
I'll kinds. These pills sct with great mildness
General Debility and Nervousness. PIcc 3sc
per bog. eeod far Almanac.
0~RAEvnxBEao 90, 70 Reade n. n. Y,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

Cstarrh, consumption sad Bronchial a
pl.ints, II neglected, speedily end in permanent
sunertng The b'.st remedy, after long
practical use, 10 Eilert's Extract oS Tar snd
Wild Cherry; compounded by shtiied chemists,
from come III the beet known vegetable RENE,
dice. II 10 not only valuable IN pulmonary die
casee. but II 10 (unlike most cough remedies
which are estrcmely debllitsuug) an excellent
tonic n taken o. directed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

FARnsRs I ARsEns H. Would you hsve yous
horses in prime condition Cor your sprfng and
GUNNER worki II -, several thlngs should be
strictly observed, good care, regular feed and
Do nos tail 70 give them Uocls 8am's Coed.
tioa Powder, according 70 directtoas: asd y0s
viii be well rewarded fos your expense and
uouble. For sole by oil Dvucgtsts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

Ia s~ttH~tios Of osv Csrm~ (rNsds 10 directed
y NE advertisement Of Ntchoas, Shepard 4 CO.,
other column. They claim their Vibrator y
not only vastly superior In grain, bot the ooiy
machine which 10 . successful nsx and ed
threshcr. This has beas fully prOved fos sev.
ersl yeaS past, add In he Aax region M other
mschiuc he's any rspetstsoO 81 The pvcssat
time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

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"A serd eats st<Ass v aAs ssyAs 4 ga ~
~tsetsr~s - sEe~s.~ Wh~s i've k~tv Nss~ssss
sss~~s~a ~ ~s~a b sAssss, psxvs-Afa, tate
snssd Nssssssl ssr~ ssss~ sss-s~se~ns sssSA
ssAs-I ts~sts ~ fs.uy asassss~v~ ss
usss~ fvyxssstiy tkaa sAhsssas~ the resuh "a
dss~as~d scA Sss-resv~a s~s.nstwasA-~s wb~a
~ Ssay = ssasv>sg. he sisd sss,sx is $50
IAtAs vus e~ssuns syvstsssa ssS ~r<ffscs~a
wAsn ~ pAys.A svsssa b " heAlsA NJ
as~A pssvsssss sAe~Gs N their ssss nsAa, asA
~ aAas~ssskn snsss~s> . vssy Alnssses pAAs~
Nc>AtsG Dery Asrv~sty se~sss 10 A~ssrss Vie
hayys. eA~~ytsi a~bsy-sisA-a - . ssuss.. esd
rvsd<s nee pssst~A. s~fvsss esd fr~stsi sAs.
cosssass esAsssscs a stestss dseas,t~s~
Tie dsaessss pssultas ~ wssAas tsAs ssa, Ne
sAessAtus ss~i tscsssry "a A~sHh cod vvstscs
sss es.s, ssd sAtsA ~ . asss~ sv~rA N rVsr
css's vavsssss rsvsrssp<sss n . rvei y-~ssvsss
bee To- . fssatsy. Nc sss.ss ss6vsins fvss~
ssest.e Asesrssss eas aassd v ~ stsA.'ss tAs.
r~sH~ay. Tss tsvestss r,~s<ssysh-a awe Ma
ssr~s.ssy Ssst.s hafss. prevents sfssvv~A ~esas
% ssscses~. sssess tsek sarsyspa> tasvss ss~i
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09
VWA0sory oaAr.00or onrsux.

THIS spttng has tsen usofOsqhly md ssWrteht
" tested TOR twenty one moOths. and he's cusue
forth triumphant from The e~sveswst utals. u
tioa than can ts obaained BY any oshss method.
This V arknovlcdged by practical driven ~.
erywhere. Leading insshaaIcs 10 I'll ssrttnee
-. ssasimasss IN IL peaise. 0eetissnes vha
cslslrsI!y ssSsn!ne al nssttsvs pertsisisg - 4
sisstlc oves ~ lntstnstc inertia. II v ueVses.
ttoaebly The ltghtest, stsumgcet, sas,est, and
stesdlese spstag u ths msstel. Il never besaka,
weighs lee t6sn any other, cad utli stsnd {
heavtss stssia. u can ls attached ~ any slde
bas vagvs In uss. send for ~cirrulsvs, illustrA.
ttonA end pstcs lists. Addsess hessrs. W. 2.
Whlteey q Co, patsatees assd manufacturer,
hsia sessst, fouehksepsae, n, Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

TSsssss 4 % = q ssSsS "a ssss sssi.
- ssvsse sssisosias q ssaek dorters q
~ MA aIIsd os1beisas, est vh<n . really
1ssitonoss article = ws1s ~ a. coane9 .al-
49, rsnsdiss ksovs 70 IN. ssA tAss all pky-
sSclsas use end sruss n dsily, V :aesId freely
nv cS00snA HOY Btfserv fns The good they
Nv - - 90 ny ftsads, araiy believing
~ NV 10 equal ls family ~. stil MOI
Be- Sfekosa thsa." ~. -, Warrington,
ID. e..
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

less sleep, foul stomach, tainted bsesth. las
guos, dspsessaoo Of splrtS, always attendant
on the worst caAes Of ~eutaDeous erupttosss, are
speedily sad radically removed b., these mcas-
cines--ths otntment cleaneeSeA - esln, NO Ne
- dsesstiou. Is cents per bog o. poe-
ESns ere 7eeauine unless the signeturv VI J.
Hsydock, q agent for the United States. sur
ro1nas eseh boz u pills md olntment. T.. II.
Ward 4 Co, Agents, Wholesale druggtstA, De
Moines, Iowa
U,c,e ssmIS Harness Oh 6iis end cioses the
poscs Of leather. effecsually pesvesttnT the
entrance IL dAmpuess, dust &C., and reader
sosns tins iDcseaslng lie durability. eosd By
IN Harnsas Maken and dealsss In leather.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

Dr.. Jsqus's German worn Cakes ssvss fan
syuGsa- f1sssass 70 Vie ed pssfseNy safe.
, 1878-11-30
NOTICE.

! have on har' a.d for sole
a; low rates. large an '"'u''''
uDuai homestead scrip,
the Commissioners c,r 'r Up
affixed immediate bl
81, obtained With tlr te
a..5n u, tne i!yuesieaa, W .@
-.',,. ~ F, rFu0I
, 1878-11-30

There is nothing ike this celebrated gram
in America 1t will yield third more to the
acre tlian any Other grain grown on the same
kind OF soil, with similar treatment, ltgrows
likr rye, hence is frequently called
MAMMOTH RYE.
The berry resembles wheat, only Is twice or
three times us large, some grains oclhg oio
half inch long. 1t ripens the earliest OK
nny prtin grown here If sOwn IN the fall, ane
as carly as any other grain If sown III tns
sprinp. The seed was procured ut the east
and planted the past spring. The crop 10
thoroughly matured and is offered for sale IN
one pound packages nj
25 Gents per Pound
will be sent bp mail to any address ~ lha'
price with & ce,ts added to deIray postage
order, eft with l.. VII uR AZ Snofomish
City ". T., WIN be promptly attended To- OF
G. T. SnRENsoN,
Park Place.
Snohomish Co W. T.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11
MRS. AGNES d. jerks.
Something Abont the Woman Who Has
Rafrled q Roomfni Of LAWYERS.

Mrs. Agnes ID. jerks was born In Glas-
gov. Scotland, In 1872 Her maiden name
was Murdoch. She came Ia this country
when quite young and settled with her
parents near the town - jackson. Parish
Of East feIicians. Ia. In isso. She re-
NAMED here til the fall % 1875. when she
went with her husband IN View Orleans,
her present residence. In l.10 she rnar-
riei Captain Tkos. 4. jerks, who had
been n volunteer officer In the United
States Navy She has become prominent
as witness In the Investigation into the
frauds II the Presidential election Through
her intense zeal, n she says. a. partisan
Of the Eepuhliesun party Ia Louisiana She
and her husband were rewarded for this by
securing positions under the Government,
which they hoped % continue under the
present Administrative Captain Jerks
was Deputy United States Marshal. and
Mrs. Jerks. before Der marriage. ras fes
two months q clerk In The TREASURES
Ofiee. Ia the United States Treasury De
partEDent In wa<hingson-
Notwithstanding hs-r feeling - cnr.crnp.
for the present Atrsinistss.sua. shs h N
adrnirer - al q The visiting s.x:esrnen
boIdlng ofirc under IL. especially Seereta-
" sherman Mrs. yerss prose-ts fha;
none other than a j,Diiiscal rsoct-e has
oontru,sesd her eoodac< during and since ;he
Presidential .secsSoa Il 1870. WIN a.k-i
for some izciien; q her persn1ai lie. the
fatr prlitscal s<frsgsasf< ts>scf bsr bad
blsck. and IN . rseA. ssnssxh vosce. vih
pretty scoest. r-T@et. Oh. i oo1t kz>ov
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

much about myself. Brevity Is the soul
Of Wit, you know, and my personal history
ought to be better for being brief She
appears, OF course, more at ease in q par
lor than in a committee-room. though in
speaking OF politics she shows the pictur-
esque audacity that she exhibited 80 often
to the committee. In personal appearance
Mrs. jerks, without being beautiful. is
handsome woman, of the robust demi-
blonde type. Of medium height, large and
regular features, with q clear. rich COM
plexion, dark blue eyes, with a well-shaped
head covered with a luxuriant growth Of
hair, neither Light nor dark, which is part
ed slightly on one side and done up in a
braid behind. She is very graceful in her
movements, and when she becomes inter-
ested In conversation her face lights up
instantly and her accent adds charming
edge to every word she utters. She Is
woman for whom nature has done every
thing. and To whom education has con-
tributed but little. Although she speaks
with an accent she Is not 4 fluent French
scholar, but speaks the French Of the
Creole little.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

Prof. Nudge, in recent lecture, gave
some interesting points concerning geology.
He says that mountain making was a grad
ual process Perhaps the Allegheny sys-
tenn was a million years in their formation.
Visiting the Rocky Mountains We find
sometimes the rocks tilted up till they
stand 90 their edges. These blocks were
once horizontal, lying beneath the primal
ocean. The speaker then cited instances
where rocks of the Jurassic and Tr.assic
age were tilted at various angles. while the
Crciaccous rocks were horizontal. In or
near the South Park there is small valley
four or five miles long and half mile
wide, containing fossil forest The trees
have mostly disappeared, leaving the
stumps. The trees were once probably
immersed in . warm stream CHARGE. with
silica Prof. Nudge found insects fossil
.zed Is perfec; as life. and oncc he found a
fossil butterfly. These insects could not
live there now, therefore the climate must
have been warmer. The lecturer thea gave
an interesting account Of the formation Of
Pixies Peak and the neighboring noun
tainsL He showed the mountains bad sub
sided l5,0oO or $1,000 feet and then bera
raised TO their present position. lie saw
shells of the PotssiAm formation found
I, 100 feet shove the Sea level.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

later John himself was slain before
Salonica, then the capitol OF kingdom
held BY the Marquis de Moatferrat.
The later history IL the Bulgarians un-
der the Ottoman rule has been one OF OBJ
iiyion, and Of constant suffering quite as
much from Greek and Russian intriSueS
as from Turkish misrule After the Otto
man conquest the great body Of the Bull
garian mobiles, like the Bosnians, became
Mahometans, while the Greek upper class
es chung to the hierarchy. which was firm
ly rooted At the capital. and. a. the Turks
adopted the principle u religious tolera-
ton and made use of the hierarchies from
the time IF the capture Of Constan;inopie
in l45S as channels for governing their
Christian subjects, the Greek priesthood
gave the Greeks the upper hand in Bull
garia- The numerical strength Of the
Bulgarians. too. made the Porte jealous
and rigid. and the Greeks, after long Pc
riod Of PLAYING with its fears. and on the
artful argument that as the Bulgarians
were Greek in faith they should b. placed
under the ecclesiastical rule of the Pairi-
arch Of Constanfinople. succeeded in l.s.
In inducing ~ Porte 10 abolish the Ma
tional Bulgarian Church and bring Bulgaria
under Greek Phanariot administration
Despite eighty years of consequent reprcs-
sion and persecution, the Bulgarian people
resisted this Invasion, and In 1905 soro
wealthy merchants IL Philippopolis who
had been educated abroad began Ia intrp-
duce the Bulgarian language and literaturc
into the schools and churches, with n view
To reviving the national tendencies Of tho
people. BY courage and organization they
had In 1850 obtained permission Ia open
distinct schools. and after the Crimcan
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THE CANDIDATE.

.Fafber vho travels the road 10 late?"
.Hnsh. INV child. Ills the candidate:
FIT exsmDle Of 6umsn woes
Early he comes. and late he goes,
he ereets The women with courtly grace,
He fisses the baby's dirty face,
He calls 10 the fence the farmer at work,
He bores the merchant, he bores the clerk,
He greets, and this is the song he sings:
s.-saoo
Uw1y; LIZ IVA how.r ror9
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Surgesn- General 7. Longnsore. u the
British army. has lately published . book
On -Gunshot Wounds which h fun Of
yaluab.e and curious inicrnafiou- The
mode 81 dressing gunshct injufiss has IN
dercoos many changes. Al ooe time Z
Was thought that there vas . peculiar
poisonous influence exercised by the mis-
sile upon the surrounding tissues Azsf TIE
conssitutinn q the sufferer. Although
Antrose Pare IN l5&S pQt&ished tresfise
% refufe this error, We Ind trzces q the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

Gen. Parke. engineer in charge q, tho
Improvement OF Rivers and Harbors, by
a:o.x;o,, ~ Ca uI l.
oifeceon VI uen. humphreys Inns uans-
mitted circular letter TO the engineer In
- r,t,, ~. - ,:...-- - AZ.
uuSte0 WILL tne expenditure OF tne apprO-
priations for that purpose. to preuare and
f~-f~' ~
submit at the earliest moment plans and
estimates ~ Tho l., .,.4....
eSei"'' "a sao "ofA III con1efuPIalDn
during the present season tn he submitted
70 me secretary OF war ior ms approval.
Owinv tn the heavv hurv1ane on tho Tro.s
nr;ations n has been suoessted hv S.
p''"'.O"'' - NO, 'usseo W 0ecre-
~ - .uiAeu
~, nnnc1aoeo eApeuAIute oe n4eo at one
ha1 the sums appropriated, the balance
to be allowed at a later DeriOd
IT. enIio,Sin~ ero IT, a. lp,saso1-,. .
tne .OU~s 1e ~. ne atE ~, amounts
10 De e4Ponueo on tne ONO, mississippi
and Missouri Rivers and tributaries as
classified In the Office OF engineers.
Remoy,ng snags. etc. on Nississipm
To he nsed 10 remove III, b:r AZ Eort~ N''~"O
smith ,sO on
survey Of the Missouri Rivcy frnm ia 'O
Removal SaI Of Of snSc. on he Missouri; SSSS
White and St Francis Riyers- Al iOOOO
wissonri onnosite 81 Joss"h NJ sSSSS
Nissonri Il Council RInxs No and
Omaha, Neb. 10000
I;1nouiile River. Ar ~ 1SSSS
Rar in Mississippi opnosite Dnhnone 1000O
Rnsh Chute and hari,or n Rn1iinaton 10SS
Fort Madison harbor' IoS. SSS1
Rock Island Rapids. Mississippi River 10000
Mssissinni River bet ;bs ,;ou,h: '"
Of the Ohio and Illinois River eSa0s
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had his young friends, his evenings out,
and no must needs dress well.
1t was a temptation to one young, and
courted, even in his reverses, by gay So
ciety.
The loss Of the money crippled her
greatly in meeting her responsibilities;
but far more she suffered from the thought
that Mortimer would deceive her.
If you need any money, Mortie, you'll
earnestly, to him.
Yes, sis; but I'm not quite dead broke"
he would reply carelessly.
But the next morning ten dollars more
were missing from the drawer.
Ermine noticed that after the nights OF
the thefts she awoke feeling Ill. Was it
premonition Of evii-a clairvoyant dread
that made her spirits so hysterical? She
would not say. Perhaps, as Mortimer
said, she was growing nervous.
She certainly suffered IL a strange,
vague wNy-sometimes dreaming that q
pale shape, like her mothers. visited her
room, and fearing therefore that the inva-
lid was near her end.
what II I am q somnambulist-walk i'm
the night. and steal my own money? 1t
would be an unwholesome practice, Ger
tainl,- she unused.
But her terror grew, for a payday was
approaching. ON which she was expected
to hand over to George Gregory over one
hundred dollars. and all she could possibly
raise was scarcely fifty. Where was she
to get the remainder, Borrow It? I'm
possible!
The count was poor So Were her other
dodgers. Because she was weak and ner-
yous, she sat in the shop secretly CRYING.
v-h haA l.-,..p h
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