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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20

The Grand Jury was sworn in on
Tuesday and commenced work yester-
day. The original jury was as follow !:
ii. T. Davis, II. H. Dihle, Chas. Cor
nell, A. S. Wall, J. WhitmOre, w. II.
Shirar, II. X. Jeff'ries, J. Fahring, G.
A. Solberg. NJ. s. Peterson, J. O'Mal-
ley, S. G. Burkland, A. p. Collins,
Henry Peterson, Arson Miller. Owing
to the absence of A. p. Collins and An
son Miller, the names of c. $. Radcliff'
and Charles Wilmarth were added to
the list. Mr.. c. s. Radcliff was chosen
foreman.
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The proposition to build q bridge in

The proposition to build u bridge in
Liberty township, ut the Robinson
Ford. was carried at the recent election
10y majority of ten. The majority,
as required by law, was not sufficient,
and the work will have to he done over
again. Mr.. J. Il. Barnett, We under
stand, Is now circulating petition to
build the bridge one mile East of AS
saria, on the section line dividing Sec
tons e and Z, township IL, range ., and
he has reason to believe that this prop
ositiOn will be successful.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20

l will sell at my farm on Gypsum
creek, 500 bushels of corn and 50 tons
of hay, and will furnish stock shelter
and water, with plenty Of corn to be
had in the neiyhl'orhood, to any per-
son or persons who desire to winter
cattle in that vicinity. have also for
sale 81 yong hogs. For further par
;icllarS address, or call upon
II. REE..
39tf Piiny +. .. Saline County, kas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20

The Russell Independent says a
meeting of Congregational Ministers
and delegates were held in that city OH
the 18th and 18th inst. resulting in the
organization Of what is to be known as
the western association of Congrega-
tional Ministers and churches in Kan
sas. The boundaries of the new body
are from and including Saline county,
and along the line of the X. r. r. r.,
and churches north or south adjacent.
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Dental Notice

Notiee Is hereby given thai Dr. r. r N,ekl,s .
only Licen-,e for the nee Of Rahs~r 90 . bs.e
for artificial peniar.-. in ssI.ns Kas-ss An per.
sous h-rssy es1i,sned AGAINST wac. s.ssss a.;-
l-sr isaisi Pi.;,- of any parties nos hee.>.i by
this Company. o. By - d.,ng thy r~sier fh--s-
>-ise. -snaiiy ii.sIe Prs--rarh,s fsr infrinse-
Esu;. A ressri .iii - I>ii for infsr,asfion thai
sill la TO the oSnyisIos Of ssy parties 81 aniss
al Is- Of any Of patents
RsS;sa. Sspt. issh Is,3.
y EARNEST cADDtr,
Treas Goodyear D~n;sl yuhsssieCs.
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EIirs.

SNLiSA, KAS.. Nov. 18th. 1872.
Received from W. X. LoRan. agent
for the Commercial Union ASSURANCE
Company, Of London. slI3.5,-in fall
Of all demands for los- and damage by
fire, on the II day 81 November. 1853.
The l"ss ON my property that was dam
aged and destroyed l. settled fully and
10 my complete satisfaction.
GHo. D. SUBTLE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20

In our meteorological report pub
iished week before last, the rainfall for
the month of October was made to
read $50 inches. 1t should have been
l.S0. Friend Pettes, our worthy me
neurological reporter, thinks We must
have been dreaming about the flood.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20

The citizens Of Saliva have made pu-
merOus efforts to obtain additional rsil.
road communications for our city, but
- yet have met with no success. Our
place Is, by reason Of its location, bust
Ress and size, naturally adapted for .
railroad center, There Is hardly .
railroad project Of sny Epsfeqtions
which does not include selma In ita
route. We may fail now. we may hil
again. but - surely - the Sun will
No. tomorrow the dmeis soon coming
when sall4a will be recognized - the
Railroad center II OeqtsVl spd West
sHp Kansas. This b no idle heasa. IL
Is . prophecy which will be fulfilled
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Got EN- Sure.

After y"l have p,s.s,l yourself Oh,
prices, thea ct,ii. AMI see u-. W.
make a speciality OF the bc,. aud cheap
est Sools that come la this corner Of
creation. IT you have any desire Ia
live well AMI prosper ia ,hi, world
make il point Ia pay our store fre-
queat visits daring the season.
CAMPBELL. SLOAN x TrTUII.L..
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Trial .i1c .Teen,.

a dangerous rn.rgency- When Z
child !. suddenly aitarsei and threat
en,d with snifocation by the croay.
Thomas Ei.-tric Oil il preri...iy The
medicine for the emergency. since IL =.
prompt n well n er'l.-ieni. Ever
household si,o1ll &c provided WIKI i; T..
=. II Is quick aniidaie 10 pain. ~
well A. specific for the above AMI
other complaints B.-aionS a,!yeTtise-
nlcni.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20

Last Thursday evening a company
Of young ladies and gentlemen enjoy
ed delightful dance ut the Linden
Hotel 1t was an impromptu affair,
but the pleasure was in no way cur
tailed by the short notice given.
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We are pleased tolearn that the Rev.
G. b. Davis, graduate of Woodstock,
Chicago, has received hearty call to
the pastorat- of the Osgooie church.
IL is earnestly hoped he will accept
Canadian Bdpfisf.
1t is not SO hoped by the Baptist
Church of Salina of which he is pas
tor; and We are authorized to state
that he has declined the call and hopes
circumstances may allow him soon to
Return West to live long with good
paOple
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Miss Ada Campbell has recently
completed a splendid portrait Of May
or VIM. Berg, which in finish is equal
TO anything we have seen i'm crayon.
The shading is particularly well done,
and the whole portrait stamps the ar
fist as careful and diligent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20

The Salina & Southwestern grade
from LindsbOrg to Mcpherson will be
completed in about two weeks, pro-
vided the weather remains favorable.
1t is expected that trains will be run
ming to Mcpherson by the first Of JAM
NARY
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NOTHING Like X.

Jarkson's Common Sense I.ini-
ment-y,ol for man ar beast-will not
burn or blister. Requires no rubbing.
cooling. soothing, Strengthening. a
positive cure for all ailments requiring
AN outside application. For sale by
Oscar Sei,A. Druggist. Wholesale
agelts-McPiSe 4 Fox. Aichison,
Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20

Mrs. c. S. Martin, ofGypsum Creek.
accompanied by Mr.. Martins mother
and brother, started for Ohio last
Thursday. Mrs. Martin will remain
in the East all winter, while c. S. will
turn his country seat into bachelors
hall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20

At the meeting of the City Council
last Monday night, number Of bills
were allowed. The application Of Mr.
Klein for n liquor license was denied.
>An order was made to tear down: the
old calaboose on Fifth Street, remove
the material to the rear Of the city build
ing, AMI have the calabOOse rebuilt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-20

During the storm last week Monday
Hopkins school house was shocked
by lightning. The lightning rods re-
ceivsd the principal force Of the shock
and the material damage done was
the breaking Of five panes Of glass.
Lightning is not generally in SO hostile
a mood at this time Of the year.
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lust Received NJ Wafsoo's

Denver Mincc Meat, the best thing
in the market in that line.
Choice Cranberries.
New Sugar Cured Hams, not can
vassed
A full line of California Canned
Goods.
Iowa Peach Piow Potatoes
Michigan Apples, New York Back
Wheat Flour. Pure Maple Syrup and
Sugar.
The best AMI freshest stock of Gro
ceries that can be found in Salina, aud
sold ut bottom prices for chash.
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Notice..

Parties having Clothing ordered ut
T.. J. M,Cormich's over four months.
and having u deposit paid on them.
are requested TO call for them or they
will he sold af public sale.
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For Rent.

The front room in the second story
Of our store building,.NO. los. santa Fs
Avenue. II is a most desira BILE hall.
::.lxt1 feet: located in the centre IT the
city. To permanent and desirable
tenant il will be- fitted up to suit tn ri
bu>inc>s.-:iy-tf. RADCLIFFE Bros.
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A Ind From Second Rl,c

Harry si.afer. the .rr..Bi is-e 81 The r-.iau
ciah, fell aai disloszie,i hi, knee cap little xhH.
ss' Hesiy. h. oses hiz siu.s-i iasasiisis T.-csr.
cry ~ Giles LlnIiarti isla3. Ar1n1oni. Cit
filis e.r.- fi>,ai-Bsy-
ss.i ~ ! oCamss~li srrI Tor Issapbi~i
Ia tssiss
10 Wed Rrosi-sy. Sy
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following is u list ut real estate
transfers. filed in the Office of y. T.
Criss. Register If Deeds. for the week
ending November 18th. 1879:
November l2ih.
Jain w. Berks and wife to John
Anderson, swi $ =, 4 Is, x 3 W
S1a0.
United States To John Il. Jarn vi
Sc! ) 81, + IL, X 3 w-Paten..
John Anderson to Lena NJ. Ander-
sou 81 sol : u, ! j.. X Nv, and sw, :
!, T Is, r w-Sltski.
II. q. Lower and wife To l.. O..
Wight, lot lT9 Sth street, Salina SD.
II. &. Ebersold and wife t. John
Casserly 1t al. sci : j., 4 u, X "
$40.
November 18th.
4, NJ. Beeis. Ia +. III. Gibbs l9bx2,s
feet ON SoG!!: Santa Re ave.-SiD
Chas. Jouuenot and VIII. Ia W. =.
Jackson sw = ,, TIA. II w-Slkn.
Unit,ri States to Marie Mannii,. e.
sci : u, r II. Il w-Patcnt.
United States Ia Geo. Mansfield NV
3 81. It's. R5w-Patent.
:. A. bean t. Thas. White sw, Of
sc. and set Of swi 81, T IL, Ii 2w-
sliSO.
Marie Manning ct al To Jos. Henry
81 Sc! ) ~, T IA. Il w-SiO.
November 18th.
James Arson and wife 10 Ida V.
Underwood, lot lsl aud E. !ss 9Th St,
Salina-2jO.
s. r. Criss and wife to ]. c. Bright
lots and 9 "a street Jones' addition
SIS.
United States q, Chss. Westrsnd vi
NV, 5 Il. + Is, w-Patent.
November 18th.
J. II, Prescott and wife TO Geo. H.
Reed, lat - Pine ST., Sslina-$s.
State Of Kansas 20 H. w, I.app el
SET 5 IL, T Is, X 2w-$&sO.
November 18th.
John Foster and wife TO Ed. Nelson
swl 5 l, T Is, R4w-$JO.
November 18th.
John Geissler ard wife to Allie NJ.
Carlton, land near Bavaria, Kansas,
$50.
II. 4. and J, w. Crowley to c. G.
WImasth. lots 10, l'2 and Ia, 5th ST.,
Salina-$4O0.
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1t was advertised pretty extensively
that y ''meteOric shower" the grand
est since 1888, the papers said would
occur last Thursday aight. We We're
among the number who sat up that
night, To witness the fireworks. At
midnight We were where We could see
lights In score of dwelling houses, anu
felt that there were others besides our
selves who were curious enough to sit
and nod and shiver ut the window
The heavens were clear, but there was
no neteOric shower that We saw or
heard of, nor has there been any since.
that We khox off. Tice gets the blame
Of the failure. We might add that
there are those who still keep watch
ing the starry heavens for the shower
aforesaid.
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In the past few months there hss
been more than sou. 400 bottles Of SHI.
L0H'S CURE sold. Out Of the vat
number Of people Who have used u.
more than s,eoo cases Of Consumpfioa
have been cured All Coughs, Crop.
Asthma, and Bronchitis. yield 1t once.
hence it b that evesybody speaks in its
ps>ise- To those yAo hsys 4ot gsed
Il, LEI - ~, u you have . OsQG0e
your child the Group. and 80 49,,
life, don't fail to Try L. Hhe -!
Back, SIDE o. Chsse, ne 49, :
Gus Plasten- Sold By ~ /.
HOWARD u. sALA edalkA -
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Wanted.

To sell gOai farm team, or would
trade for milk cows or other cattle,
36-tf. J. NJ. ANDERSON.
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Hanha's Rat attempted last week to
eriticise the p0sition Of the JOURNAL
ON the Steam Fire Engine question.
Ii would have showed much better
taste for the Rat To have kept very
auist on this question. He should
really have hung his head in shame.
He has made himself the laughing stock
Of the whole town. Not long ago he
was strpng agains, the engine. and for
the water works, Silsby baited his
trap with few doliass sud in two
days time caught the Rat, body, soul
and all. This act Of his is in keeping
with the Rats threat to go back on
the Republican ticket u he was not
given the printing Of ts.s5 worth of
tickets. And these acts only verify
what the Rats chicken-thief counten-
snce shows: that he would sell the
fee simple Of his salvation for one dol
lar and fifty cents, II he couldn't get
any more.
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Do you know that there are strange
people in our community; We say
strange because they seem "a prefer to
suffer and pz>s their days misessbly.
made % by Dyspepsia, and Liver Com
plant, Indigestion, Constipation, and
General Debility, when SHILOH'S
VITALlZER Is guaranteed to cure
them Sold by HOWARD u. SALE,
Salina. Kansas.
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Kansas Central Foundry.

Iron AMI brass castings, stone fronts,
columns, machine repairs, horse pow
er and cane mills. Ct CINE repairs, &C.
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T.ys&s-r.saasny--Ai sb~ rststsssss e f-ssiss-
der '.refr- t.s- -aAss. kas.... Nssrs@Aer isb. y
0asi<i Esrisr. q Ia. fsEs. Nss Grrsas assS L o.
is--yhiss bsansa q -ssIastg, Csss-.
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The Rat says the HeraLd is tn have
. power press soon. With lie limited
circulation the Herald is not able to
keep its hand press busy. What will
L DO with > power press:
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a set Of jewelry, L piece of silver.
ware, clock-mo>t anything will DO
for a Christmas present. ana all sucl:
you can get at ID. & J. l.. Whitchea,i's
All the people in the country are
rushing To the Palace Store for new
goods.
The Congress of Mexico has approx
ell the contract for laying cable
across the Gnl: of Mexico. Until il j.
completed there will bc trouble in the
family If somc of those handsome jew
elry sets nj ID. 4 J. Il. Whii.hcad's are
not purchased for the wife, who has
long waited for Christmas present of
that kind.
Every train brings quantities of new
and fresh goods for Litowirh & VOL
SETTER at the Palace Store.
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Go to J. c. Rash 1 Sons for ladies'
docks and shavls,
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Pleasant view Items.

A new fond is being opened across
the Smoky on the Cayanaugh line To
New Cambria
Wheat is generally looking well in
this part Of the county, and immense
quantities Of corn is being gathered.
The late rains have subsidized, at least
for the present, and the people i'm the
neighbOrhood OF Pleasant View arc
happy.
The winter term of school in District
No. p, commenced the frs; Monday
in November. and under the manage
ment of Professor Wilson will doubt
less be successful.
Mr.. Frank Peck, of Greeley town
ship, is visiting friends in New York,
where he will probably remain for
some time, unless his particular
friendlsl in Kansas should induce him
to return sooner than he expected
when leaving for the East.
The election passed off quietly n,
Pleasant View, and the candidates
were all elected rs usual some To IT.
main Mt home, and the rest To spend
the winter abroad Such a life. and
in the political world we have a. many
and as striking illustrations of success
and failure, rs in any other division OF
humanity. But whether the success
full candidates usually fare any better
in the long run than the defeated ones,
is question the writer will not stop
to consider at present.
The people in the region of Pleasant
View are generally pleased with the
JOURNAL, and since il has been ell
larged aud clad in new dress, their
interest In the paper is greatly enhanc-
ell. And since The late improvements
have been made in the JOURNAL, its
patrons may well be proud OF it; for
its present size, attractive appearance.
and general make up are creiitable 10
its proprietors and an honor To the
city and county in which il is publish-
cd.
The new railroad project from Otta-
wa to Salina, through the heart of the
Gypsum valley, has caused "a ripple on
the wave in the vicinity Of Pleasant
View. The Grand Mosuls. headed by
Hon. T. II. Cananaugh. recenilyipassej
over the contemplated route and re-
ported it practicable and Is the i'm
preston was made that the road is to
h. built and ready for business by the
first of July next, if il is built at all,
II Is not surprising that considerable
interest il felt In the matter. and that
the people are bordering the question
Of bonds In connection with the pro-
posed extension of the Missouri Pacif
L. Railway To Saliia.
SOLOMON.
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Deek What soss. Heeey sd NJ
- syrsP u Csnpbsal. sbaa Z Tut
hin'a
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Cold. frosty mornings

November 18th, 1879.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXcURsIoN PRINTING OF EVERY DEsCKIPTIoN
IIrapidly and cheapy by the Metropolitan Joo
Printing oihce. - Ann Branch office IA Union square,
connected By telephone.
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POLITICAL.
TIE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE sEcRE.

CTATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE sEcRE-
= Ss Shs az The county OF New
sirNotice is hereby given that at the General Election
Monday of November November 4tl tho following
Governor, in the place Of Lucius Robinson;
A Lieutenant Governor, in the place of William Dor
Secretary Of State. in the place Of Allen Beach;
Gomprocr IN n. the place &c Of Frederic r ocot;
An Attorney General in the place OF Augustus schoon
State Engineer Surveyor the place Of Horstia
All whose terms of Office will expire the last day Of
Also Senator for the Fifth Senate district. composed
Fl the % s and % fr
city Of New York all that portion Of the Fourth ward Of
Park row, spruce Gold street Ferry Peek
slip Es, AZ that Of The .s e
Blocker Leroy street and North River Governors
Hso senator for the Sixth district
Of the Eleventh and w1rs Of the s,y
said city that lies within csharne street Chatham street.
posed the Tenth and wards Of the city Of
New York. all that portion of the fifteentn ward of said
lies of Broadway and all that portion Of the
within Fourteenth Thirteenth street. Third
Also senator for the Eighth senate district composed
tho thee Ninth ns said Sf s Within Lat
n No c5s strict S
the Fifteenth ward of said city that lies west of Broad
a. sf d GsS n ii the within r
e re and Sixth ~ c' and al sH
Tweny.sixth street. Thrtieh street, Sixth avenue and
North River.
Also for the Ninth Senate district composed
Of all that portion of the Eighteenth. Nineteenth and
Twenty wards of the city of New York that lies
Of Third avenue, and Blackwels Island
Also for the Tenth Senate district composed
all that portion of the Twentieth and Twenty first wards
of the city of New York that lies within Thirtch street,
of the Nineteenth of city that lies
of Third and all that portion of the Twelfth and
Twenty second wards that lies east of Eighth
Wards and Randalls islands.
Also senator for the Eleventh Senate district.
OF the Twenty third Twenty fourth of the
city Of New York. and all that portion of the Twelfth,
Twentieth and Twenty second wards of said city that lies
within Thirtieh Duyvi Creek, Eighth
and Hudson River.
County officers also be elected for said county
Twenty-four members of Assembly.
A Sheriff, in the place of Bernard Reilly
County Clerk in the place of Hubert o. Thompson APP
pointed by tho Governor in the place Of Henry Gumbe
removed.
AJudge the Court of Pleas in the place Of
accustomed by the death of Hamilton ". Robinson
Two Justices of the Marine Court In the place Of David
Me Adam and Henry Alker
Justice of the District Court for the Seventh Judicial
the the place OF Walter Pinckney removed
Justice OF the District Court the Tenth Judicial
district in the place of John r. Flanagan
Three Coroners in the place OF Richard Flanagan Henry
will expire ON last day Of December next
ALLEN &. BEACH,
Secretary of Stata
SHERIrFs OFFICE.
CRY AND CouSrY or NEW YORK.
July III, 1879
certify that tho foregoing copy of the Election
Notice received by this day from the Secretary Of
State. - .
sheriff Of the city and county of New York.
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Admission Zoe. including scat. 25c.
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Trains leave foot East 23d tcrossng the river via
steamer SYLVAN GROVE) as 40 10 AS, IL rs A. NJ.
and half hourly thereafter TO 8 AS p. NJ.
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GTLMoRE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AMI
EVENING
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FIREWORKS DISPLAY POSTPONED TO wEDNES-
DAY EVENING. AUGUST 90
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Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach half hourly for
New York via Greenpont 10 1925 T. NJ
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SHERIFr's OFFICE.
CRY Cousry NEw YORK.
July III, 1879
certify that tho foregoing Is copy of the Election
Notice received by this day from the Secretary Of
State.
BERNARD REILLY,
Sheriff Of the city and county of New York.
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Elevated railroads to South ferry connecting with
I. NJ, Bay Ridge.
, 1879-01-21
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
MIR. Is0wtlatth Corrected,
70 M Editor AZ The T'rht,ns,


CHICAGO. Jan. 1o.-1n your Issue Of today
you publish facts concerning tue bible, by
Thomas J.Bowdc'i, OF the Troy Tine, wtcl,
must So! some Of tlcm arc far from being right.
In the first place, 10 says there are l,l04 chap
tcre In the btble, when tlicrB arc only ll8O. Ills
lneMns Of education tn1Ht hava been sadly neg
cctcd In his youth, Tor chtl1 could turn 10 the
second pago III the Bible and flnd there tho
number Of cl,eptcra contained In tho whnlc
Btblu. Anuthcr: lie says tners a1o N,t13
verses. II he will count luoro correctly he will
;s3 wortfs, when ,hcFc are unly 71t,69.. Aud
agatn: lie says there are 3tx5, $50 ltttvrs, a,ld
It should be 3,5s0,lS!. The wort "anl II o.
ours 4G,1i7 times, instead Of VI, us times,
The tweAty.llrse verso of EzEn, Clap. |, does
not contain all the lclters Ut tic alphabet; It
should bc tho seycnth chapter, twrlty.ilrst verse;
which cuntaina tllg1l all except tile letter ], lie
furthermore sAys that the last verse Of the ber-
Ont Book of Chronicles. anil thu tist yesso Of
Ezra, Chap. !, aru alike, word for word. It ia
nut 80: The Inst yerse u tho Second Book Of
Chronicles nuke portion Of tho second and
third verses OF tbs trst c!,aptcr Ut Ezra. lie
further statcs tho least verso cab be found In
IT. john, second cflaDtur, versu u. TIle chap.
ter contains only twenty five verses. You will
find the least verse In st. John, eleventh chap
ter, tlltrty.tifth Ycrse. ~
Lastly, be- says tho Bible contains s},7l8,G65
words, Which coAtradicts Ills previous statement
~ tGtai words Of Old aud New Testament.
which, BY his count are ~ $50 words. a,lu add
lng the nutnbur uf words Ut Old and Nav
Testament, also the .Apocrypha, makes = fatal
0f w },tt& words. Where does lie &C: tIA =, ,7l8.-
us words from, taking hta own tlrurcst Yours
A READER or r1tk utpLE,