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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-11
NKw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Foreclosure Sale.

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Court Of the Cnis~d s,.'.s In ,or IN. ,.i.,,,s
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-11
Or. EIss'. Csllfsraia Gs!dea Cs.pssad

10 Q strictly vegetable preparation,
and will positively cure DyspePsis, Sick
Headache, AcIdity ct Stomach. coming
up of Food, Pain in pit Of Stomach,
Low Spirits, Biliousness, Constipation,
Jsundice, Liver Complaint or any Of
fect,on Of the Stomach or Liver, in The
shortest time possible. You are no,
asked to buy until You know what you
are getting. Therefore. as you value
your existence. do no, TAI! IN 20 to your
druggist, Howard u. Sale. and get .
trial bottle tre' Of charge, which will
show Whist reguia. one dollar bottle
will do. Ask for Dr.. KIxa's CALIFoRxiA
CoMPoCyp, and take no other.
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Owek,on's AsoIca salvs.

The best salve IN the world for Cots,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, let.
ter, Chopped Hands, Chilblsins, Corns,
and all kinds OF Skin Eruptions. This
Salve Is guaranteed to eivs perfect eat
isfaction in every cess OF mousy refund
ed. Price IS cents per boz. For sale
BY Howard u. Sale, Ssl,ns.
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THEY ARE TIE HRST.
PriCe, 40 Cents.

Dseafsfai to call for COLLINS voLrAIc PLAsrIR
- you get eomS WORTHLESS imitation. SOLD Py en-
osases and Canada. and BY WEEKS D POTTER, Pro-
Dristors, Boston, Aass.
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Notice for Publication.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-11
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RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

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DE- Ssaiords Improved Inhaiing Tube. and fal direc
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ont the United Stafes and tnnfes. WxBKS POr-
Ikk, 0ensrsl Agents and Wholesale Drusasss. Boo
too, Nass.
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Notice for Publication.

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-11
r.t... PIANOS ORGANS&c
Err BROS.
500 Main ST.. I<an.a. City. Mo.
MUSIC PUBLISHERS
srs,
Decker Bros. and Flames Scale Pianos
The Matchless Burdett Organs.
HARMON HALL, AGENT Jor SsItss
Kansas Pac
LAND 81 LANO8i
KANSAS TO the FRONT!

The Leading whsat State in the Cnion In is:s. and
The Fourth INN Seate-The t3rrat Kansas
Harvest Of ISIS S0lii for
the '.Godea Belt.''
The celebrated Grain belt OF county IN the mesioo~
section OF Central Kansas traversef By the Kansas
Pacific. s...
The following statements taken from the r~pori
Of the Kansas State Bosrt of AGRICULTURE tor is.s:
u1Me Ar Ksnsas rises frosn the Eleventh Wheat
WUSUJ ! state In 1851 IN th~ rsrst wheef Stss~ In
the Cnioa l5.s. psodec 70 81 ass hsheis ri Wa-
ter wheat, and 5:S6. %oS bushels OF spring wheat
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Notice for Publication.
LAM Owes ~ sXLiss. kass.,
AuRttsf "a tu-S

LAM Owes ~ sILIss. ksss.
August -. iGs
NOrisk 10 hsvsby givsa tAAt The fgioWing- saus>
- s~ffier hes eei notice Of hts % m al
ansi proof In support of h,s eisim aAd spsvrs ansl
entJ reof q the sairsioa NJ ts.rty asys from The
dsss Of 6is sossc~. viz. fhIlsdreph Ssss~as h>cNe-
ssAd apieessss No. is.sS Ger tbs usss half Of ~
ncrihves; quarter Of s~cton e. vnship IT, Esnss
ve.i, sad nssses the fostssas sss siis~ssss ss
tsss %. ws~ssoa an: wm L-v. tsss a. Saline osHs-
~. Kansae. =. L. nosi.
S-I nkRiAsr
Notice for Publication.
LAMP OpyIcs 81 sslnA. RAys
AsguSf q. ISIS
NDIft 10 sefvhy siys1 that ne foio0i - -sssnsd
Az s~ifles - 9sA Of issastSss 70 anaAs
ens pr,-d 10 supSost Of k~r claim, sof oasl
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late OF tbts notses, via Ansp-sa stsasso, Assns-
esssf sprsiesshss M. isyls. sss ~ - u GTIs
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ksuSess.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-11

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02IO WIFI VVE0AR
|. a. '-''4 = rs ';f.asS.ses 80
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-11
92.916.901

Bushels NJ wheat. with only one-eishh NJ the stsis
under cultivation. The orsanixe,i c.,ulirs tyiag In
Golden Wheat Belt OF the Kansas Parhc PROCURED
Is 3ss "a busheis, over u PER cent an, incluss
unre,oYting cOuntica fully II 100 00b bushrls. -
per cent Of the eutre ied OF Wheat 10 the state
erxging - bushels To the acre. while the average
the State was II busheis per scre
N0oMv kansss. the Fourth Corn STATE in
OONW J the Cuion In lss, produced o. So :
I bushels Of Corn. Of which the Golden Gram R~t
counfies produced q -. Oo5 bushels. or 81 per cent
nearly oi the entire yield 81 the Sf.fs with
equally grand showing In all other d-parin.nts OF
agriculture, .t
The foregoins facts show coaciusivsiy Why p per
Of the Increase In population in the State during
the (eSr rsass and y per cent of the
population during the pat year. anil ~ per cent OF
he pcreaseA soreaxs Of wheat the state u Iss be-
ioneed TO the Golden Belt.',
s:s sss e. ss!:. s:ss.s. BE-.
land in America at from q TO u pr ser-, one-ausr
Oh for cAsh, on or II credit 1t per ceNt
interest. 1t don't take much money to buy farn
the Kansas Psri6e - TO go Will 80
credit. Or o30 to eS60 IN cash will buy outright,
Send to 8. J Gilmore. Land Commissioner, Saline,
To-, for the ''Ransas Pacinc Honessssd," 2ahit-
cation which tells about Lands. Homssfesfs, Pre-
empfion, Soil. Climate, Products. stock ksisins,
scAeols. Wages. Land kxporers' Tickets. Raies etc.
u u mailed free "a all sppiicanfs
Real all YOU can GotAer about kanass. end WINS
decide TO sssr be SUR and star right by locating
along the KANSAS PACivtC HALLWAY.
T. 2. oAkGS. Gesi Superintendent.
f. f.-.5 3AUaAA CITY. NO
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A001oSs, JOSHUA SHORT.
Prudent Railroad Management.
In the course of 40 exhaustive edl-
torial upon the railroad iron pool, the
Chicago Inter Ocean speaks - follows,
which is applicable to other tn ings than
tho iron trade.
1t Is we'll known that way. treights
pay better than the long haul. Our
trunk lines are therefore scc uatomed to
pursue the policy of encouraging settle.
ments along their tracks. Nothing
builds up towns and villages 90 rapidly,
80 numesously, and 90 advantageously
- the local development of manufsct-
uring and mining industry. Every en-.
lightened railroad management keeps Q
sharp lookout for what may stimulate
tho growth of the 0enters OF population
along its route, and for oil that may es-
tablish new and more OF these centers,
with IN eye to the increase of traffic.
We remember bearing in 1874, from
one of the most saGacious and expert.
enccd Of our railroad officials, the state.
ment Of . case In point. At town on
his line was . Touring mill, the owner
of which-a large and regular shipper
had been caught with . heavy stock |
Of wheat on hand at . time when PRICES
were going down. He was struggling
along with small capital, con pared
With the volume OF his business, and
suddenly found himself confronted
with failure, on account Of the unusu-
Ally untsvorabls condition of tho -four
As last resort he went 70
the officers of the rUsd, and laid his ait
uation before them. saying that be
probably would b ruined il he was
obliged to submit to the customary
freight charges on his product and that
be would be saved by y special rate
made for the occasion. The officers
took the case under sdvisement, and Ut
length decided to transport his -four
1t less than cost of carriage, feeling
that the temporary loss would
BIO gain compared with the long
Iinued loss which would result from
The closing of the mill until some other
person could be induced to operate in
The face of the previous owners COL
spse. 1t was perceived that men OF
sufficient means would be apt to fight
Thy of renewing business which had
allied in the hands OF = competent, in
iustrious, and ordinary prudent man.
lger. and that years might elapse be-
ore the -four freight from that station
would be restored. The man, with the
lid of the concession granted, success.
ully fought his way Through bis excep-
ional embarrassment, and continued TO
10 profitable to the road.
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WILLIAM PUTSCH: Prop.

Rssisss rvyssrvd. ssd % ttsAs u ve-e. sss Dl
sessi vsse doas - u tsa I0sAts 0nnAO - -
sosrs sesies- 49, - gif2 srsse. aslsao- 8ons
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-11

Pa. enss say rhe used
vSae
Peel
r.
For Arba onru 3os hs
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q. G. STANLEY,
Contractor and Builder,

Do~s all tin1s a JoksszS saa rpairssg vrA ssas-
ssas and dsspsieh- Hoese nesssS ss-sA'sy- sn
prvpar~d b sry Ard ~ Ao1Ss q aav
lt0s. Ship s~~enfh ssy~Ss s~ss 1r,a As~s.s,
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lEACdEh.-''COtToc tnio oenton ce
Milo began to lift the OK when il Vas 9
calf"
SMALL Boy (hesitating'yl.-MIlo, when
he was an OF, began To lift the calf.
TEAcHHR.- the case of the
nouns in this sentence, Mary came
home late"
1 lSMALL Boy.-"ris the hard case, and
| guess Mary belongs 10 the Baptist
Society"
Our frisnd also sends as 0 number of
interesting items which We will be
obliged to postpone the publication of,
and notice correspondents who have
very wisely written Us for enlighten.
mont on certain subjects. We hereby
wish to request correspondents Who
choose to submit questions for our dis.
posal hereafter, not 20 ask any abstruse
or difficult ones. BE reasonable and
ask something easy.
Harry writes: "wiIl you be 90 kind
- to give NE the amount of the nation.
al debt !'1Really. Harry, it is quite i'm.
possible for rs TO do It Just ct present,
on account OF our somewhat embarrass.
Cd circumstances. We are always ready,
willing and hsppy to accommodate, bat
this request siightly over-resches our
current abilities. Let a. hear from
you some more.
"Experimentlst" wants to know IL
there 10 any perfectly safe way 70. handle
nitro glycerine! Certainly; providing
yoa have nothing in particular against
being blown into seventeen townships
in The tsnth of the time il would take
, striped mule to kick you through An !
smpty dosr barrel.
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atchless Burdett Organs.

Mss By The rncu
CoWpetion The violin snd Guitar
4
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-06-07
DANGERS OF WALL STREET.

y New York correspon lent to one of
our contemporaries thinks there is not a
better place in the United States to STAY
away from than Wall street in that me-
tropolis, with the exception. perhaps, OF
Memphis OF New Orleans in Il yellow
fever season. know five men. says the
writer, who went there to try their luck
about year ago. One was a coniiden-
tial clerk in foreign house that ope-
rated largely i'll the street. He was in a
good position to get points and the
understanding was that the others should
operate upon them, letting him in for
share Of the profits in consideration of
the information he should furnish. These
five formed little ring with cash capt.
tai Of about S3O,0 900. They hadn't the
slightest doubt about doubling it in six
months. They were to be on equal
ground with the biggest operators so far
as points were concerned. and no such
word as fail could be found III the leXi-
con of their calculations.
Where arc they now? Well. the con
fidential clerk is ina lunatic asylum. One
oi the others Is Il street ear conductor at
81. - Il day. \ second is clerk in an in
surance office at ten dollars week. \
third made his way West toward the
Black Hills, and has not since been heard
from. The last of the party of five still
hangs around the street, Watching the
indications, but unable to put up even
five dollars in a bucket shop. Their
whole capital melted away in three
months, and they We're left without
dollar
Here is another case: \ retired bust
ness man OF my acquaintance considered
himself too smart to be beaten at any
game. He lived i'll fine style. kept horses
and carriages. also well known in society.
The Wall street fever struck him and he
began to speculate. He made out pretty
well at the start and that led him into
larger operations. In less than six months
from the day he put up his first $4,000
margin, lie was an involvent debtor, with
suits against him by the brokers through
whose hands al his money has passed,
He now manages to scrapc up Il cheap
living as an insurance agent. but he is
hard pressed half his time for his board.
Scores Of such warnings against tempt
ing the goddess of the Stock Exchange
might be given. but SO long as her SHARES
are set, men will walk straight into them,
with their eyes open. and the notes of
warning will be raised in vain.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-06-07
ConsignI,ents Solicited
FOR SALE OR RENT.

n 3. HARVEY offers for sale or rent,
a his BRICK STORE and DWELLING, centre of
Oxford Pa, Sc 10 feet three stories with basement
l6 apartments The business, consisting of Dry Goods
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Notions, Millinery &c was
established il: 1866 and has been great success
Terms the easiest possible Write for full description
june Eft
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-06-07
THE THINGS THAT ENDURE.

The tomb of Moses is unknown: but
the traveller Stakes his thirst at the well
of Jacob. The gorgeous palace of the
wiscst and weathiest of monarchS. with
cedar and gold and ivory and even the
great temple Of Jerusalem, are gone: but
Solomon's reservoirs are as perfect as
ever. OF the ancient architecture of the
Holy City not one stone is left upon an
other, but the pool Of Bethesda com
mandS the pilgrims reverence at the
present day. The golden house of Nero
is a mass OF ruins, but the Aqua Claudia
still pours into Rome its liquid stream.
The temple of the sun at Tadmore. in
the wilderness, has fallen, but its foun-
tain SparIleS iii the rays as when thou
sands of worshippers thronged its lofty
colonadcs. 1t may be that London will
share the fate of Babylon and nothing
be left to mark it save mounds OF crllm-
bling brick work. The Thames will con-
tinue to flow as it does now. And if any
work of art should rise over the deep
ocean of time, we may well believe that
it will neither be palace nor temple.
but some vast aqucdUct or reservoir: and
if any name should flash through the
midst Of antiquity. it will probably be
that of Il man who i'll his day sought the
happiness OF his fcllow-man rather than
glory. and linked his memory to some
great work of natural utility or bcnevo-
lencc. This is the true glory which out
lives all others and shines with undyinm
luStre from generation to generation. i'm
parting to mans works some of its own
immortality, and i'll some degree rcscu-
ing them from ruin. which overtakes the
ordinary monuments of historical tradi-
ton OF mere magniiicencc.
LEARN ABOUT THE PTLSE-Everv in
telligent person should know how to as
certain the state of the pulse in health:
then by comparing it with what it is
when ailing, he may have some idea Of
the urgency of his case. Parents should
know the healthy pulse of each child
as now and then person is born with Il
peculiarly slow and fast pulse, and the
very case in hand may be of that pccu-
liarity. An infant pulse is $40: child
of l. about 80; and from 20 to 60 years
it is 20 beats Il minute. declining to 90 at
four-score. y hcalthlul grown persons
pulse beats 20 times in a minute: there
may be good health down to 60: but if
the pulse always exceeds 20. there is a
disease: the machine is working itself
out, there is fever or inflammation
somewhere, and the body is feeding on
itself; as in consumption, when the pulse
is quick, that is over 20; gradually in
crcasing, with decreased chances of cure.
until it reaches 10 or 1870, when death
comes before many days. When the
pulse is over 20 for months and there is
slight cough, the lungs are affected.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-06-19
the steamer Butte.

The new steamer Butte, of the Benton F
line, left Bismarck May 2sth, and is now due
at Benton. She has large cargo of freight
and the following list of passengers:
T. G. Garry, wife and child, Miss Lucy
Koch, Mrs. Wackerlin and two children,
Mrs. Vollhober and child, q. B. Newberg,
wife and two children, Thos. Chalmers, jr.,
w. johnson, G.. Mcdonald, w. W. Pittman,
G. E. Mcclure, T. E. Kerr, J. B. Muschany,
R. NJ. Wells, N. Jerrison and son, j. R.
Woodward, T. F. O'Hair, j. J. O'Hair, R.
N. Hawkins, Bible Holt, C. Habich, j. H.
Lambert, G. N. Hornbuck, w. G. Birkhead,
J. R. Mangle, W. M. Morris, A. Patterson,
Jesse Maunison, W. Louks, F. Young, D. L..
Fowler, G. Randall, F. Larivee.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-06-19
BONDS FOR SALE.

There will be sold at public auction on Tuesday,
July 1st A. D. ,s79 at the door of the Court House in
Radersburg Jefferson County. Montana Territory, to
the highest bidder for cash. but not for less than s
ninety-eight per cent of the face thereby Forty
Thousand Dollars or SO much thereof shall be ne
cessary, OF the Coupon Bonds of Jefferson County,
Montana Territory.
Said bonds to be Of the denomination of Five Hun
dred Dollars and to bear interest at the rate of m ten
per cent: per annum, payable sem-annually ut the
ers of said bonds shall give notice in writing to the
Treasurer OF laid county that he desires the principal
and interest OF the bonds held be paid at desg-
mated bank in New York, then they shall be 80 pai
otherw said bonds and coupons shall be paid at the
office OF the Trear urer of said county.
Said bonds shall be redeemable at the pleasure of
the county after five ~ y ars from their date, and
sha De dated at the time of their issuing and sha
date thereof. 'O- 'Ao
By order Of the Board of County Comni ss;onera of
salo county. l. N BUCK.
W4t-myo COun Clerk