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The New York herald., 1878-05-30
.EANiNG DEPARTMENT.

THE MODEL STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT.
TO THE EDITOR or HERALD:-
II is impossible to refrain from complaining against
the parties whose duty is to remove tho garbage
ana ashes from West Ninety-second street, between
rhth and Ninth avenues. Barrels and boxes filed
WITH garbage allowed 10 remain on the sidewalk
tnre tour days. On Sunday ne sidewalk con-
tanned twenty one barrels and boxes. Cannot some
thing be done? II. +.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
or DETECTIVES.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEnALD:-
have noticed tho severe and harsh comments
made on the detectives In regard TO the case Of Mrs.
Hustled Colo In tho name OF justice. what are affairs
coming ,os Tho detective, IN my OPINION SIMPLY did
his duty; certainly, no professional would have done
otherwise II IL mad been a woman having no innu-
casep JUSTICE
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
IHE III, ZPATRICK HOMICIDE.

The jury IN tho case OF james Riley. who was
tried before Judge Moore. Of Brooklyn. for tho muir
der oil Patrick Fitzpatrick, returned a ferdct yes.
tcrday Of mansiaugnter IN ths third degree
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
NEGLIGENT coNDucToRs.

TO THE EDITOR HEEALD:-
Is IL proper that the Third Avenue Railroad con-
duclors should stop their In front OF the elevated
railroad columnsS Thcy seem to do II. purposciy.
came very near being seriously hurt q lew days ago
In this way. SUbSChlbEh.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
CITY RAILROADS AND TAXATION


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Why is 1t tina: the tracks and supersructure Of the
city railways and the and poles OF telegraph
lines are not taxed real esiatef Since the decision
OF the Court OF Appeals in tho OF The People va
Tne Dunkirk Horse ,aiIway Company (46 New York
Reports 46 Tue om'sSoa 20 40 80 -, ~ ny opnvs. as
sa.sora TAXPAYER
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
MARcHINa on DECORATION DAY.

To ruE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please request tho sireet sprnkers not TO wet tho
streets on Decoration Day until alter tho parade-is
over Last ycar il was impossible to march them as
they we're slippery, and white trousers were all
coverod with mud T.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
DANGEROUS AWNING.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In order to prevent people from being killed the
awning over the corner Of BToome aud Lewis streets
BROoME STREET
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13

season, where only six years ago,
scarcely any wheat was raised
\ WESTERN dairyman whose butter
took the first premium at n recent fair,
writes: Every pound Of my butter
has been worked with 4 hddle bought
by my wiIeS mother, over seventy
years ago, from and madcby nm Oneida
Indian, from the natural crook from
the root of white birch tree and
presented to my wife by her mother, ON
the day Of her going 10 housekeeping,
Fifty dollars Wouldn't buy that ladlos rs
L has become Il family souvenir,
lRE,NNp, an island, with no larger
area than that of the state of Maine,
shipped to- England last year 100000
head of live stock, MS follows. Cattle,
$4,000, sheep Gal 600. swine aS6,000,
goats 1000, horses 10000, asses and
mules $40 Irish graacrs have not
done as well for il few wears back, hay
ing to purchase their stock toe high m
the spring and selling them OIL ehcaply
i'll the latter end OF the season, when
grass begins ~ fail.
REMEMRER that animals often suffer
i'll winter for want ot water II not regu-
arly supplied. This is especially the
case i'll dry stalk-delGs IN he fall whom
turned INTO feed. Especially is this the
case when smuttv ears are left, often re-.
sulting IN tho speedy death of tho ami
mals II plenty IT wnteriS ut hand but
little trouble is experienced, from eat
ing the "smut ear" unless they he nm
usually abundant. The better way,
however, is to have II large basket hang
ing 10 the cni of the wagon Mt gather
ing umc into which tho smutty cars
may he thrown and burned,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13
, NEVER MIND.

What's the use OF always frettiU.
Al the trials We shah find
Ever streWn along our PATHWAY
Travel on and never mind.
Travel onward; working, hoping.
Cast 10 lingering glance behind
At the trials once encountered.
Look ahead, aud never mind
What is past is past forever;
Let al tretting be resigned:
II viii never help the natter
Do Your best, and never mind
and II those Who might hcfriend Won
Whom the ties OF nature bind,
should refuse 10 do their duty,
Look 10 Heaven and never mind ''
Friendly words are often spoken
When the feelings are unknu.
rake them ior their real value,
Pass them BY, and never umnd
Fate may threaten, clouds m y lower,
Enemies may be combined;
If your trust Ill God is steadtaSt.
He Will help you, "never mind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13

Reader, bend down low, and we'll
whisper something in your ear free Of
cost. II you feel tired and weary, If
your hat il about three sizes too small,
and your hair stands up straight, If
there is something wrong with that
portion Of your body near the fourth
button on your vest, if you stick your
hand in your trousers pocket and find
two nicklcs, and your lapdlady slaps d
plate Of old turkey bones before you
breakfast, you can make up your mind
that the day previous was holiday,
and that you were doing your share TO
keep up the beam.-NeW York Ezpress.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13

A London physician says that smok.
ing cigars causes various disorders Of
the circulation and Indigestion, palpi-
tation of the heart, bleeding of the nose
and liberation Of the mucous mem
brane Of the mouth. This il Dad
enough, but If the English doctor had
examined little more closely into tile
effect the habit Of smoking had upon
the constitution, he would have dis
covered that 1t also leads TO bank de-
falcation, ossifcation Of the heart, dis
position 10 run for congress, body
snatching, hay fever, highway robbery
strabismns, bunions, and croguet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

Single zephyr, colored and white.
Commence with col0red. Cast sixteen
stitches on each needle very loose. Knit
one stitch, put over the thread, knit two,
clip o6 one, narrow and bind the stitch,
slip it of over the one narrowed, knit
two, put over the thread, knit one, put
over the thread, knit two, alp, narrow
and bind; knit two. put over the thread.
Knit the two remaining needles the same.
Knit around plain. Repeat till the leg
10 the required length, knitting two or
three stripes Of the colored at the top,
the remainder of the leg and the top Of
the foot white. Take the first needle,
with one stitch from the second, for the
top Of tho foot. Knit the same - the
leg, knitting back seam stitch. Knit -
long ~ you want the foot, within an
inch. Marrow at each end Of the needle
till you have but one stitch. Fasten by
putting tho thread through.
Commence whore you began TO narrow
of to take up stitches, knitting across the
heel plain. and taking up stitches on the
other side. Knit plain both ways, join.
ing to the pointed piece ct the toe. by
taking up loop between each purl, and
binding It over the last stitch Of the side
needle, until it comes together ct the
point, then narrow ct the toe 0oiniug to-
gether) and each side of-the middle of
the heel, every time across till the foot il
large enough. Join and bind of. Make
Q cord of the worsted and finish with
balls or tassels, for the ankle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

Hoe hvs b ~ ~ Isss. n Io,,
tb.e yUu - Sosa - , IT. sooronsf -
Uill eVg Asv0 - sesth. Tee. vhs sse
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vAss -, b ysW tn. sAsoa1 hssuoe Q
~ - - . 0soA8 - Giss - -
~ oDsehss, bss ~ yin . justia Ne
10y $50 b0sR, - . haIAaaA-vSn
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Asss hsshss - bssssifsl hssl. vin
shss - ssyshi,g - sssss - d. Essls
eisels a OseAs, fasAe - eAisAss..
shss 90 80 eAsts>sssa, pesissd. soA
hsps iron harn- Ysa ny - k,os Il
sss, tss 30 yin k,ss h ssos asy.
WbnOsnssS- 90 0affy, true ssd god
shaegA - Sy -, sfssr IL lose dsys
go essr sod ~ keseyosaa kss wsssd.
siil give go ssly vhss 20 dsu<rvva a
Lsss a. GEOGRAPHICALLY nscA ls,s.
sss9 nsse- Ysa ossf wsarA ed De
ssry, - poo 100 ~ lsss sksch b
throaeA the sy0 bseanss shsy shssghs
yss 6s.stifsi. nst shsse vks bass you,
sAe ssssd pc vkD yos vss tie Asssa-
fal htsie eAjsct, . sasl. hsby, cd
thosGht yee ezasisiseiy bsillisss-tAey
do soa care fns fseo thsf ere fairsr ssd
toros tkaf &c ose gnacefsl fAas youm.
T"s sse thsir vssy owa. md %, bssier 10
theo aisays thas othsn
To lesvs hooe shoaid he Q I'D, soe Q
giaA thing. Il sAosld not BE- % sssy 10
turn svsy ffoo The ''old folks ssd fos-
CT then - 10 seems b be 10 many.
I have said IL oace. bat say Il ag.ia
There ID no love like the love yoa were
bora 60, no home like the 6fst hone zoo
ksev, II you hsve good parsats and that
hoos b what il should be. Whea you
leave it You leave your best behind you.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28
How to Keep Boys at Home.

Amuse your boys if you wish to keep
them at home. Play whist with them.
"WbAtl" I lear some Of you say, why,
am mem Der of DR.. So-and.sos church"
Well, lst him GO to the dogs for once |;
let your church 60 to the dogs, and save
your boy from going. When was .
young man at college there was dea-
cons son there at the same time, and he
told me he learned to play "old sledge"
on the hay-mow when his father was
reading commentaries. It ID fact, and
not matter Of laughter, and that same
young man died q drunkard and gam
bier. He lived in the Connecticut VAL
ley; and I could give you his fathers
name If was 90 disposed. "Bob" told
me more than dozen times II his father
had only played some kind Of game with
him-"if he had only played some kind
of game with him-"if he had only been
human with me, Deacon Murray" said
he, II should have been church MEM
Der Just a. you are" I want you to
understand I was deacon then. l think
Bob" was right. So ! say to you. play
dominoes or checkers-in fact, any pleas
ant, healthy game. Read poetry with
them, for boys like poetry; II not, read
hear stories. Get him to read to You;
and here let me say that this b one Of
the best possible ways 70 keep your ocye
At home, and one Of The most beaeaeaAl
In In effect. Teach them 10 feel that
vou are dspesdent upon thsn for esn9a-
nv, So I cay 70 you, make year hone
hspuv in q way that boys like, asd not
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

Fnsrxlx Axp TAz nuCsP2 - Ross
psu.As Of gosd hsrd ssaPs s1ass ess 80
&pp,vs ie sea qu00 - bsiliag se1s
-: "a 49, sssss e nl6 q sassas.
- ouncss hus1k. m sahs svsy
~ - Ire - - - essa; ~ -
- susoe a liQg61 GDossiA. too sascn
slvsuise - - dssps a al Il saasa-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

Cssrs IL - sajsaes eAils - eissss
psrsAs 90 eaaaia6. bas shsss 49, - sb-
- ~ q e. - e II vjenoR 90
Q Asuany issslssasos = - Nssaiss =
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

TEE LADIES OF THE JARDIN MABILLE
20. G. Fulton writes to The Baltinsore
Amsrioan: I found the Jardin Mabille
on Saturday night more brilliant than ev-
or before, several thousand more gas
jets having been added to the ten thous-
and which illuminated it in past years, and
mirrors inserted in blank walls with
creeping vines 20 trained as to make the
illusion complete. At every turn I JOS
tied American and English ladies and
gentlemen, who congregated here on
Saturday nights, which. 10 fete night,
and consequently more select, IS the
price is increased from one franc to five.
BY 10 o'clock the Jardin was literally
crowded to such an extent that locOmo-
ton was difficult, and the furious dance
was progressing with vim that can be
witnessed nowhere else. Among the WIS.,
itors were two clergymen in the unmis-
taxable attire Of the Episcopal church,
who strolled around and doubtless took
notes to illustrate Their sermons on hu-
man folly and wickedness. However there
is little to be seen here that would shock
the sensibilities Of any one, while the
garden itself Is q magnificent spectacle
to behold, and the music, by one Of the
finest and largest orchestras In France,
was equal to one Of Thomas famous con.
certs. It being only during the small
hours of the night that the dancers lose
their propriety, most Of those who come
to see the garden usually retire early. es'
pecially the ladies who come with their
fathers or husbands to get q glimpse OF
this shade of Paris life. When the fe-
male dancers commence to kick the hats
off of the heads of men who stand six
feet in their boots, and occasional boot
and striped stocking can be seen flying
over the heads of the spectators who are
crowding around them, the sightseeing
visitors take it - . hint to retire, and
the garden 10 soon left to the jewellers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

France has . new Neg, classical ana
elegant for her troops. ThsSta9 d blue,
surmounted BY suali rectangular block,
like that which fos0ed ~ pedestal Tor
the Roman sagfe, testing on one lace the
sumber and d6sigAa&iOa q the reGiosnt
snd On The Otter the lettss ~R. r." A
tilt laufsl clsvn sssnOaats this, topped
81 . laDes Aead. The Leg b Of esik, N.
sssaA u bunting, ~ - . f1ags q
edlA. Ths eoloes viii psossbly b. pre-.
suaSsa u espesabss. q . great naooeai
6lseival, b ~ tsosps es0pedsg u ~
risna q Rseb cd - Ssaagssss hoo u
snIisseial 6esusA.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

N ~ - Usli expses -
ssag9 y slus9s ssGieg: = 49,
slsaSs sss&tag. To- 1seA -
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nau0nl 1Ieuaios, vhisA - -
suvisE>SaS e. eivs h.AAA - ~ =
- usna-R10.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

BEU TnA--DFsil e1sec q J&Y
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

and one-half frlongs. About . quarter
of 4 mile further on she stopped, and
having performed some feats OF passing
through hoop and fancy swimming, 40
freshly - though she had just entered
the water, she turaed her face down
stream to complete the distance OF TWEEN
ty miles by swimming part Of the home
ward Journey. Before getting under way
the young lady took cup OF beef tea,
which refreshment she again received
with the addition Of an egg beaten up,
Just below Richmond bridge. Not the
slightest alteration was visible in the
style Of the swimmer during the whole
way, q she vent at good steady pace,
and never seemed in the slightest dsgree
distressed. Shortly before anishing The
undertaking. her brother joined esr in N
water, md o. arriving 1t Aortlaks Rsoeh'
OF lest over twenty 0ilss II all -
father took hsr isso ~ skiG, ~ 81
~ rovsd o. board IL saeao~ weale
IL company saa0. Be- - Coe4ssfs.9
Hsse Coocs." o. gsttisg VT q u
vsAse Mn DsckviaA ssemo4 - - q
~ tissa. cd ~ tsopsoe11S q -
Soay ~ . higk = vol0 - 1Rst eeer'
q tks rives. H. vxpsssss1 hsss6 q
bsisg sh,s 70 syia bsek - W~ena.se.
Il sse.srH Ais Bssk.isA $500
~ usAsssSlrsa q sins uissaD - ssssn
q jase IN hssm - tssney-es'
ainssu 80 - snagA hssiag seeno
plirhsa Q - hishRsp unaeesogee9 a
- q - sssti9 - - -!
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, 1878-11-30
UNITARIAN ADVOCATE

A Monthly Publication devoted TO the intc
esls OF Libetal Christianity upon this coast
, 1878-11-30
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This llnIment very naturally originated IN Ameri'
ca where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the raladlea OF her chill
drcn. Its fame has been spreading for 80 years,
until now 1t cneirclos the habltablc globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang Linlmcnt is mntchess
remedy forall external ailments OF man and beast.
10 stock owners and farmers 1t Is invaluable.
A single bottle often saves n human life or re-
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COW, or sheep.
1t cures footrot, hoofail, hollow horn grub,
scrcw.wornl, shouldcr.rot, mango, tho bites and
stlngs OF poisonous reptiles nrh Insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external troublt Of horncs such
rs laineness. rcratche1, swlnny sprains founder.
wind. gall, ring.bcnc, ctc., etc.
The Mexican Mustang L!nim?nt ls the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occurring In the
family, in the absence Of II physician, such as
burns scalds, spraIns, cuts, etc, and for rheuma
tls:l, and stiffness Ongcnlcred By exposure Par
t!cuIgriy valuable to Miners
Isi1tsie cheapest remedy in the world, FOR It
pcnctratcs tho muscle TO tho hohc, and u sIngls
apa.,eet.on f. generally sufficient TO cure
Mc;s.cna Mustang I.ln!nlens Is put up IN three
sizes ok bottles, the larger ones being proportion
ately much tho choapcst. Sold everywhere.
, 1878-11-30
Liberal Upon Religious Topics.

Yet not aiming to make war upon any
mans opinions, but giving every repre-
sentative person chance to place their
opinions upon record in its columns
whether they agree with those of thu
publishers or not, as long as the proper
bounds of courtesy are preserved, Thu
far. while afforling the fullest opportn-
nity for investigation upon all topics, II
has not been found necessary to take side
editorialy in any religious discussions
This course will he persucd: The lead
ING feature of the paper cditoria'ly VIII
be.iu furnishing, as heretofore,
, 1878-11-30

APPROVED SoLDlER's ADDITIONAL
HoMIsTEADs can he located upon any
lands, either single or double minimum
lands, subject to homestead whether
timhcicd or NOT, and having the only
first class paper in the county, have
made arrangements with the following
gentlemen in Western Washington:
A. Mackentosh, Seattle.
John S. Wheat, Olympia.
G Morris IIhler, Port Townsend.
Henry Jackson, Snolomish City.
Who will have on hand, 1t all times, my
scrip for the accommodation Of all de
string to purchase, II, the rate ut S3,25
per acre iur sos and 120s, and $3,75
per acre Tor 40s; fractions special.
Another fraudulent class Of scrip known
as "noots' can he gotten NJ much less
rates; hut no title can hc given, and il,
of course, not So yniunhlr \ deed can
he gotten irum tie original npplirun, Of
any laud located by scrip purchased Of
me, as In no case huy irua other than
the original hmn'.iradrr. md know
where io address him lor a deed IL onr
lie required. Full investigation ., aske,l
,lin, lhr worth OF NY paper may hr
known. Call upon or write To any ofthr
gentlemen namtd above. vhn wall sill
yau toe Talbot additional hum'-tta'I
scrip which will insure yru paisnt =,
your lann w. wcll ~ pcrlrct title, Au.t
a'so 20 cheap as you can buy Il II NE
ID. II. TALBOT.
Crn1 Lard-se-ip and w,rrani Broker.
S.OgJ Citv l'.Sa
ni40u
, 1878-11-30

Wanted at this office, to complete set for
binding, the st tItcs OF this Territory for the
years 1854, 1857, 1858 and 1850; for which rsa.
enable price will be paid.
, 1878-11-30

In fni,h. IL becomes your immediate duty to
subscribe for this, the first publication OF the
Kind west OF the Mississippi, for the extremely
low subscription price brings it within the
reach Of all, while it rnakes necessary large
subscriotiun list in order To meet cxpenses'
, 1878-11-30
Orig innI Information

In regard to the productive Interests
uf the northwest. gained hy personal OF
servation, and in forwarding all the mn
terial interests of this region, especial!
representing tho
, 1878-11-30
L9ggily and Fishing Interests
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL

or the northwest. All men OF culture
src requested to u,sist us IN this work
10y correspondence, US well us hy turn
.shing lor publication copies Ul lectures,
tddrrssrs and scientific essays of n rcpIr-
sentative character. In carrying out
"a, Uly-c,s. the editorial department
sill cohiinuc Hs heretofore To- he assisted
sy able contributions. who will en,eavor
70 make the STAR thr mnst uhle repre-
leniuli,r iOuranl ui thc Territory. Ad.
drrus ail Communications.
SaoloHisl Otg. w. y.
, 1878-11-30
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TO take our paper for year, which many could
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, 1878-11-30
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, 1878-11-30
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, 1878-11-30
DR.. SPIN N Ely
No. ii Kearrey Street.
Treats all Chronic and Special iseases
MEN

L - ~ 4N INL-IAS
w Ho MAY BE SUFFERING FRoM
w tn. effects Of you hful ndlscrcliun, VII
do well to avail themselves Ol this, the great
est boon ever laid on the altar Of suffering I'm
munity. Dr. spinncy will guarantee 10 furfl
$500 for every ci>c Of seminal weakness o.
private disease of any kind or character which
he undertakes and fails To cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN
Thcr, are many at the aye Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent cyacuu-
ton Of the bladder, sItcn accompanied 10y Il
slight aumrting or burning sensation, and Il
weakening of the system in manner the pa.
tirnt cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits, n ropy scdime.t will often
bc found and sometimes small PARTICLES Of al.
Gumcn will appear, or the color will be of \
milky hue, again changing Ia II dark or milky
appearance There are many men who die OF
this iffculty, iguOrnnt OF the cause. which is
the second Stage Oi seminal weakness. Dr. ).
will guarantee perfect cllre in such cases,
and Il healthy restoration of the gtnitO urn.
ar, organs. Olee hours, 10 tod and u 10 s.
Sundays from 10 TO IL 4. NJ. Consultation
free. thorough examination and advice 81.
Call or address, DR.sPANNEH&TO
No II Kearney st. san Francisco
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12

Mr.. Ben. NickIes. brother to DR.. r. L. Nick
les and Mrs. Culp Of this city, stopped at Sail
IA last Sunday. lie WAS on his way to Mem.
phis, where he goes to take position as tele-
graph operator. Mr.. NickIes has passed
through season Of yellow fever in Galveston,
and Was sick with that dreaded disease some
time. lie now answers the call OF the General
Manager Of telegraph IN help ILL the places
made vacant by deaths from that terrible
scourge. Mfr. Nickles is frst-class man in
every respect. and We sincerely hope that be
10 no way endangers his life by going South.
In shivering around the house with your
hands In your pockets or an overcoat on re-
member, pray, the late ION pleasantness" Of
warm weather. Don't you remember how you
used to enjoy the warm atmosphere, wiited
collar and . shirt with an extremely Wet back:
It was during the 4G days Of warm weather
which closed last week. Here Il Mr.. wether-
bees record OF the days. They were between
July 7th amp Sept. 9Th:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
Fultx Wheat.

have this wheat for sale for seed. at my
place Eve miles south Of Salina. 1t Is free Of
rye and all foul weeds, and is yielding with
me this year over Is bushels to the acre-one
aeld yielding as high 40 bushels. Price, ~
cents per bushels at my place. or 80 cents il
delivered In Salina. V. B. MARTIN.