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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25

/ We see Mf. Smith, worthy citizen and rea
estate owner Of onr city, who has proved TIKI
most successlu1 tsee planter and prunnef w
have ever had. u now on our street and taking
number u orders for fruit, shade and orna
mental irr~s, shrubs, vines, rssses. ETC., etc.
| for Blair BrOs.' lac summit Nurxeries, No,
These nurseries are famous al over the West
for iurm-lsi TIRES. aud Of vsrietirs best adapt
ed to this sl,sl ard climate - well ~ the best
varieties. Their long and successful expert
ence In our State. With Mr.. Smith to plant
We can reas0nabiy expect good return. Mr..
smith will sell you the trees, plant them out.
take care Of and warrant them 70 grow; will
also do the same for parties who have bought
Of othtr agent. for Blair Bro nurseries. 1he
few parties Who have not already bought OF
Blair Bros nurseries for this iall planting
would do we'll 70 give their ofdefs 70 Mr.
Smith.
representative Of the JouaxAL accepted tie invi-
t..iSs e -. ssSS e e the Cs%"is:cs
er.ef. On tse sees,os line sess II. T1ssk WIIe-
soa's. ChatEnaa Csfiin wae made guide. md har-
ssP.y :sn: e: sea = L.
jass belese o ca,liisg bis:s eaoe down iron he
a aS eeo.ss 3 = 8. seess:pe:S..s: ASs.s
dinner the iroa bridge w. thoro:shly inspecsed,
modsss q1its . sanber living IN The Southeastern
p.rt Of ne comfy. dthoash sAex ere more !. nsed
e .:. 3. ssss Vim s.,. be- 70
make Zone chsagss 70 faly cary out ne contract.
Nevertheless q = bails high a.d d me looking
stzuos.re. froo tne t.speet1oa Of ne br,dge The
where Il 10 proposed 70 buld q. 100 bridge, proyid
ing the townships yoee $500 Of the amount. Hsy-
Nj Cariin insaseed upon driving over 70 the Carln
farm 70 show Mr.. Deoeoa splendd Aeld Of Brazil
yerusslem aEsichoAe ed were great curiosity to
Mr.. Dentoo-who y committing Of Q traveller, blythe
the oonciustoa hat he plant very much resembles
what b called sunAoWe1 near Brookville, and be
don't think them % very rare. AFTER all. We noticed
all along tie drive many men busy In the 1elds SOW
ing fall wheat. There b very large acreage Of fall
wheat being eowu this season, and where The grain
number OF hours drive have We seen such splendid
and cousinu0us treteh OF farming land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25

kA010 Ceo00 KooD0ys
lsoa and bea0 easeiags ,sease fuofs, cojamaa,
machine rspaan. hosss povw nd esss ois,s.
eaGioe rspals1. &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25

Mr.. Howard y. Sale leit for the mountaina
m sunday mornings train, leaving his efficient
bad clerk, Theo. Very. I'm. charge Of the
drug store.
Mr.. ). j. Gilmore received word from Abr
leue on Monday that his horssissd been found
near that city. The animal was stolen from
his stable several WEEKS ago.
Married NJ Abilene. % Tuesday. Sept 23i.
at the residence Of II. II. Shipe. by Elder D..
T.. Crisnrr, Mr.. C. Il. Underwood. OF Sslina,
and Miss Ida v. Shipe, Of Canton, Ohio.
Saiina now has population Of over 3. 500.
10 five years from now she will have more
than double it. She will always be the lsrg-
est town between Topeka and Denver.
The attention Of our readers is invited to the
'.boss" advertisement Of those s'boes'' advcr.
t1sers-Ober. Ha&eman & " hittredge. Ponder
carefully over its contents, and be benefited
thereby.
Mr.. Chas. II. Divllbise, formerly Of this
place. who has been residing In Illinois for the
past three years, returned 70 this city last
Thursday with his wife. He intends locating
Ia this section Of the State.
Mr.. W. D. Allen, brother Of Mrs. W. 8.
Warner. accompanied BY his vile and SOD,
are visiting 10 the city. NJ. Allen is . part
ner Of Besemer. the gret steel-monger, and 10
sides In London, England.
We notice by the Lawrence Journal that
Mss 3. L. Phillips, Of this place, has received
. State certificate, good for three years, - the
result Of an examination held in Lawrence in
June and In Topeka In August.
Q motion WAS carried that all orders for mer-
chandlse for the city for any purpose what
ever shall first be approved by the chairmen
Of the appropriate committees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-24
PA 4

obtained for meChanica devices. mctlca
or other 2OmpoI nds, ornamental designs.
trade marks AM labels. Caveats. Assign
incnts. lntertcrances, Infringe mcrt4. and
ni matters relating to Patents promptly
attended TO. We make preliminary ex-
aminations an furnish opinions rs to pat
cntabllitv free OF charge. and all who are
Interested In new inveations mi Patents
are Invited to send ior 81 cory of our
Guide for obtaining Patents" which Is
sent free to any address, and co@t2ins
complete instructions how to obtain Pat
ents. and other valuable matter. During
the past five wears we have obtained nearly
three thousand Patents for American and
Foreign inventors, and cah give satisiac-
tory references in almost every county in
the Union.
Address Loais Dagger IL Co, Solicitors
of Pateuts and Attorneys at law, lie
Droit Building. Washington, ID. C.1I-1v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-24

ovcrthe solitary plains, TO the merchant
prince, ana The w~oodcutter vino splits
his foot with the axe.
IL cures rheumatism when all other
applications tail.
This Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-24
e VEGETINE."

Says a Boston physician, "ha no equal as
a blood purifier. Hearing of its many
wonderful cures after all other remedies
had failed, l visited the laboratory, and
convinced myself of its genuine merit. 1t
Is prepared from barks, roots and herbs,
each of which is highly effective, and they
are compounded in such a manner as to
produce astonishing results"
VEGETINE
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
NEGETINE
Will eyre the worst case OF Scrofula.
VEGETINE
Is recommended by physicians and apoth-
~ecaries.
VEGETINE
Has effected some marvellous cures in cases
OF Cancer.
VEGETINE
Cures the woIst cases of Canker.
VEGETINE
Meets with wonderful success in mercurial
diseas es.
VEGETINE
Will eradicate Salt Rheum from the sys.
TEN.
VEGETINE
Removes Pimrles ard |Iiulnors from the
face.
NEGETINE
Cures constipation and regulates bowels.
VEGETINE
Is a valuable remedy far headache.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-24

harmony of soul. His faith in Christ
was steadfast to the end. A few
hours before his death, in the whls-
pering of the night he was heard say
II know that my Redeemer liveth."
Often was he engaged in silent prayer.
He was conscious to the end, but the
ardor of his hope held fast so let
me die the death of the righteous,
and let my best end be like his
ERTENn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-24
NEW RICH BLOOD.

Parsons Purgativc Pills make New Rich
Blood, and will completely change the blood in
tHe entire system in three months. Any JherSon
VINO VIII take ] pill each night from "; IL weeks
may be restored TO sound health, ifssuch \ ibinr
De possible: sent by mail Tor letter stamps,
l.. 5. JOHNSON &CQ>s~Tsngor, Me. mIw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-24
Got .eny SJiISs

He was just full enough not &c
know grindstone from a ribbon
block, and he came sailing along
Fourth street, lacking from side &c
side like n ship going against the
wind. He struck a dry-goods store
at last, and stumbled In, and a pretty
girl came to wait Gu him.
"Hic," lie said, you got any
nails"
The girl was a little bit scared, but
she told him no, that was adry-goods
store, and they didn't keep nails in
stock. Then he went out and started
ahead again, but he took a creel in
himself and turned and got into the
same store again.
"Hic," he said, "you got any
nails?
This time the girl was a little pro-
voked.
"No," she said, "a hardware store
is the place to get nails; we don't
keep them"
Out he went again, and started Off
as before, but got turned again and
came back to the same place the
third time.
"Hic," lie said, 'got any nails ?''
Now the girl was mad, and snap
ped out:
"No, we amt got any nails you're
drunk, and you want to stay away
from here"
"Hic," he answered, "you amt
got no nails"
"No, We haven't"
"Well (hic) if you amt got nails,
how the deuce do you scratch your
head!"
The policeman took HIM out before
her answer was sent III to his conun-
drum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-24

Tn" article ia telling It's own story In the hands
81 lhniSah'iF VINO are using il with nu0st gratIfy-
ing aud encouraging results:
MIR. GTSThVUS +. HALL, Of the Oates Oppra
troupe writes: after six weeks use am con-
Hinccd, ~ are also my comrades. that your CAR
OF hair where had none for years"
-. MCtL bran. Sixth Avenue Pharmacy,
ilftshtirE, Ia, says: The good effects from Tie
unr oi 'AIiHoLlNE arr brought 10 my notice every
nht 70 silrh an extent as 10 Justify me ia recon-
ihehuihg 1t 10 my most intimate friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-24

Concerning future rewards and
punishment Colorado furnishes the
following illustration, which occurred
recently in La Veta, where the testi-
mony of a Chinese was objected to
on the ground that he did not under
stand or regard the obligations of an
oath. To test him he was interrogat-
ed thus:
John, do you know anything
about God?"
No; me no belly well acquainted
With him."
"Have you no Joss in Gilman"
"Oh yes, gottee heapee joss"
Where do you go when you die ?''
"Me 60 to Salfrancisco."
You don't understand
GSnen Chinaman quit washee all time.
and no live any more, where does he
go?"
"Oh yes, me sabe now. If he bel
~ goodee man, he go upee sky. If
he belly BADGE man, he &c lupee
down helee, alice same Mclean
man."
The court was satisfied with this
orthodox statement, and admitted the
testimony.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-24
THE BEST OF ITS KIND.

This is the case with the Mexican
Mustang Linim Z Every mail
brings intelligence of n valJIa BILE horse
saved, the agony of an AWFUL scald or
burn subdued, the horrors of rheu-
matisnh overcome, and of n thousand
and-one other blessings and mercies
performed by the old reliable Mex
lean Mustang LAniment.
All forms of outward discase are
spcedilv cured Ivy The
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-24
DISEASES HE TREATS.


-. All persons who's suffer with aYtG disease wills tan honest oImonM of heir cas-. The Imm md um,
wMh The" human fmmy are liable nmkesh opinion valuable and his treatment dHmb" UE imMm mGn
cases. he shows bcHm uhca and rnmr none but hose uu are cuIcn I~ ImIIn H"P""
prPamilY himself NoArrmy used in any manner HIS HPa
i.S-PTOn at adsmUc can have oluuuinM cmrrlnu1cnc Dumun- ~
ohW,cS or town, and count, in ML Adnpa.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19

as both wise and prudent, since the duties
are chiefly for the public interest The
duties of these officials are OF a highly re-
sponsible character, requiring frst-class
business abilities and the law,
as it stands, regulating their
compensation. all things considered, was, at
the time it was made. as near meeting the
requirements of the times as legislation
could devise, and it is always we'll to let well
enough alone. unless the exigercies are such
that changes are warranted for the public
good.
The "fee" question relates chiefly to the
offices of sheriffs and clerks of the courts,
and should be discussed as private, rather
than public matter, since whatever may
be the amount fixed, it is paid by litigants,
and not by the public treasury, and the law
as it stands, with such amendments as we
have referred to, would be as near
perfection as it is within the provinces OF leg
islation to secure 1t should be understood
that county officials whose compensation de-
ponds UPON "fees" have no control what
ever over the subject. If there is no litiga-
ton there are no fees for clerks or sheriffs,
and their offices ara valueless, and
that if people go to law they must
pay the expense of such proceedings
To place thess fees at living rates, and to
make them uniform, is the duty OF the Leg
islature; this done, and the whole question
may be dismissed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19

fxe salary could not be made for the clerk
sheriff, at the same time, as chairman of the
committee, invtting full and free discussion
announced that the committee would report
such a bill as the House should direct. The
consideration of the entire matter soon after
ward closed. On next Tuesday the discussion
on "fees and salaries" will be resumed.
The metropolitan police bill will be reported
upon favorably by a maj rity of the commit
tee. There will also be, however, a minority
report made by the three Republican men,
befs. The discussion of this bill will be of
great interest, and we may look for an enter
tanning handling of its various features.
The Senate will take up the apportionment
bill, which passed the House on Thursday by
such decided majority, on Tuesday at 10
O'Clock a. m, the same time appointed for the
discussion CT Its own bill for congressional
and legislative purposes
The entire day was spent In discussing and
amending very important measure-made es-
pecially so by the repeal of the late bankrupt
act by Congress 1t is bill providing for vol
untary assignments of real and personal prop
erty In trust, for the benefit of creditors, by
insolvents, which the Sentinel will call atten-
ton to again. This bill was SO thoroughly
amended yesterday TO make almost
entire new bill of it, engaging
the attention and time of senators almost
exclusively until the time for adjournment,
when Its engrossment was ordered.
Senator Benz is doing his constituents and
himself great honor and credit by the manner
in which he takes part in the various discus
sions which occupy the time of the Senate.
There is vein of humor and 'bon-homme''
in the Senator which is cheerfully recognized
by his many friends.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19
FEES AND sALARrEs

The demand for economy In all matters
pertaining to county municipal and State
Government is conceded, and the Sentinel
has been, from first to last outspoken in its
advocacy Of every practical reform and re-
trenchment. Estimating with approximate
exactitude the curses and abuse that has
out such remedies as were within the power
ofleeislation of a practical character, and urge
their adoption-lower taxes, the re-appralse-
ment of real estate, economy In every expen-
diture, so that from the general wreck that
has bsen brought upon the country. some
thing might be saved. The subject of "fees
and salaries as discussed with reference to
county officials, has not escaped our notice.
The whole field of the discussion
has been carefully surveyed, and
the conclusion reached that ul-
ira legislation is not demanded.
We doubt if any subject has been more care
fully anal5 zed. The best minds of the State
have had it under consideration, and the
laws have been framed in a spirit OF fair
dealing, and with special reference to the
welfare of the public. 1t is quite probable
thss she Law fixing the salaries of county
trs sarer and auditor can, with propriety,
be amended SO as to reduce the amount now
paid, and this view of the case is
warranted by the fact that the
cost of living has been greatly reduced, and
hence lower salary works no Practical dis
abilities to the officials named, and in this
regard the principle will apply to other Off
Gals than those named. We also regard 1t
as quite within the limits of prudent legsla-
ton to make certain changes. relating to the
fees of clerks and sheriffs, 80 that the public
mind will be satisfied upon that subject.
/. Manifestly the Legislature will regard
It prudent to 30 amend the law
relating to fees as will bring about
uniformity, so that there need be no mis-
apprehension with regard to its exact mean
ing: but beyond this we have failed to see
any necessity for legislative action-as the
law now stands, county auditors and treas.
u-ers are salaried officials. This. we regard
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19

vftel weakuess or depression; a weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage; the
result OF mental 0verWOrlk. deliberations
or exceases. or some drain upon the system,
Is alway6 cured by HUMPHREYS aOAEO.
PATHIC SPECIFIC No. ~. 1t tones up and
dependency, fmparts strength and energy
stops the drain and rejuvenates the entfe
success by thousands. Sold by dealers. Prize,
u0o per single vial, or $500 per package or rye
Walls and 300 vial of powder. Sent by lau
HOMEOPAfHIC MEDaClNB OOHP1GY,
109 Fulton Street New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19

1t is jolly old administration down at
Washington We see by the Leader 8
special that Senator Burnside created some
amusement in social circles" by giving q
dinner to the Colville Folly Theater COM
pany on Saturday night. "rhe pretty and
bigh-kicking girls OF the troupe have ev1-
IDENTIFY taken the big-whiskered old gentle
mans eye" We should say so.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19
Dfshonors Easy.

Springfield Mass Republican
Pelton was a very wicked partner. indeed
He wanted to buy electoral votes, but
couldn't raise the money. The other side
got the pork, however, and its cipher tele-
do the Democrats no good. The country is
edited by knowing what the bummers of
one party were doing in 1876. but it would
be very glad il equal light conld be thrown
upon the deeds Of the other fellows.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19
oh! MY
BACK!sI

ease and death, hund
up by physicians.
all Diseases of the LII
Urinary Organs, Dro
Inconfinence and
HUNTS REMEDY
the Kidneys. Genera
ness, Nervous Diseas
cesses. HUNTS REa
ache, Sour Stomach,
Strengthens the 30
makes the Blood I
REMEDY Is prepare
ease and has never I
trial VIII convince
is purely Vegetable,
clans, and the utmo
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19

shall be made to protect and preserve them.
and rivers and outlets of laE es are Instructed
by DAMS for milling and manufacturing pur-
poses. with such breasts as now prevent the
ascent of migratory fish. those owning and
using them shall provide the reasonable and
necessary fish-ways to aid in their ascent.
will be deprived OF the more valuable, nlgra-
tory fish and the lower parts of these be
arated from their breeding grounds. And We
further respectfully ask that provisions
States under the aSrsoiy Of the sa.e for OF
providing and distributing the spawn and
young OF valuable fish into our lakes and
rivers. W
Also, the state board OF agriculture has this
to say, and wishes aid tomeet the interest on
It's bonds.
"Since 1873. in addition TO the buildings
thereon at that time for the purpose of holding
improven epts sl3I sos, by which the board has
incurred the debt OF $50 600, still showing s45
interest on bonded debt. The panic of 1873 oc-
Cured during the opening OF the exposi. ion.
notwithstanaine u which the board paid from
count ofconstruction. the heavy assessment
on the guarantee fund for the balance caused
much financial distress, and many failed to
pay; and of i2l guarantors accepted as No. at
considered responsible. And it is proper to
here state that of the so per cent. assessed OF
the guarantee fund, only $500 was rea lied,
and three -fourths OF that has since been can
celed."
The Senate presents the appearance OF
company of gentlemen gathered socially in
drawing room. Instead of much formal,
stilted debate there is good deal of brief,
quiet interchange of opinions of the various
matters under consideration. This with rip
pie of good humor constantly on the sur
face, and the dignifed, courteous bearing
of our gallant lieutenant governor, makes the
a oh ,irer inv f,
the visitor and looker-on of our legislative
proceedings. Senator Reeves seems to be ever
on the alert, and notices the most min
ute indications of anything regular or
irregular. This watchfulness, with his
well-trained talent for law making
and his experience in former General Assem-
blies makes him very skillful and formid-
able leader in debate, and an honor and credit
to his constituents.
Senator Winterbotham is a handsome, quiet
gentleman, occupying a seat upon the oppo-
site side of the Senate chamber. always
present and watchful. The
Democracy of Indiana, without draw
ing any comparisons between these
two guardians of Its interest and its honor
and other senators, should be very proud of tb e
record they are making.
Senator Wood, of Lake county is, one of the
most genial and pleasant-appearing gentle
men in the Senate. With his blue eyes and
full fiaxen hair, he looks as if he might have
come in a direct line from Harold, the last of
the Saxon kings. ducat that he
will never do anything to smirch
him, though in minor affairs,
such as keeping stock out of other fellows
yards, as is proposed.in the genial Menzies,
bill, offered on Saturday, he might yield a
point, and be like the schoolboy when the
circuS Nya IN drt n
DUN whether school kept or not"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19

woke and fill the vacancy. The governor is
then in reality responsible to the people for
the faithful management OF the institution
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19

vPains in the Back,
ISide orLoins are cur
ed by HINTS Rem.
~. The Great Kid.
ney md Liver
Medicine. 1t is not
a new compound,
having been used by
ail'classes for thirty
years, and saved
from lingering dis
who have been given
IT'S REMEDY cures
Kidneys, Bladder and
Gravel, Diabetes and
,tention OF Urine.
S Bright's Disease OF
3tlity, Female Weak
ntemperance and Ex-
\ cures Bilious Head
;ttyeness. Dyspepsia,
and Stomach and
city pure. HUNTS
,pressly for these dis
known to fell. One
HUNTS REMEDY
ed by Family Physi-
lance may be placed
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19

HUNTS RENE
DY encourages sleep
creates an appetite,
braces up the sys-
tenn and renewed
health Is the result.
Send for Pamphlet
to
VIM. E. CLARKE,
Providence, r. 1.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19
|; HUN rs
REMEDY
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
Summer 433.

@ie es ideint, ma@t England grnii
gefis pom 2anbe su ersrsifen. auf ges
febI bes giee' R6niss uon Subien bat Cir
Sreberid 5toberts sine proclamation erlal,
fen, worin er iast. baB in 5oIse Der ab'
bantuns bss gmirs unb gaiebermsssIuns
Der britii9sn @sianbtidaft bic britii6e
Rssieruns ft9 sen6tbist fsbt, gabuI
unb anbere GbeiIe afsbaniitans su Be-
iesen. Die afsbanii4en gsJOrben,
5duptIinse unb Sirbas, wsrben bur9
eie grOtlamation anssuisien, in ibs
ren betreheuben ge3irteu Srbsuns su
balten unb werben ;u elmer ssmein.
iamen geratbuns nit benz @snsraI
&oberts einseIaben. Oeu Bemobnsrn bsr
bsissten gesirts wirb sersdts unb miIbe
gebanbluns, iOwie adtuns ibrer 8tsIision
unb @ebrdude suseiaste. Grsue uub quite
Oienffe sessn bic enslii@e Resieruns usrs
ben beIobnt, aber aae gerbre9en sesen bic
ensIifde 8srwaItuns beifraft uerbeu. Die
permanente gerwaItuns bss 9anbss pirb
nad Der erwdbntsn RetbObs einseri4tet
werben. a4.@
Die Ruiisu babsn In ibrsm Rrisse
nit ben Eirtomensn In WitteIafisn iebr
wenis Slid. Ssreits babsu ffs msbrsrs
sefaI3ene RisbaIassn erIitten. geionbns
i@wer III bie pom 20. Stt. Bel @eot Tsse,
NO feds gataiqone Snfautsris msbrere
S@wabrOnen Drasousr unS Roiaden Hnter
SeneraI BOret unb Oberit Daparastoii
cine i&wsre RieberIase srIittsu, Oas
.8dter&eaA in Mostau bat fi9 bsnn aud
bsrsits psranIaBt seisbsn, ben SberbsfsbIs,
baber surad5urufen unb i'm In ben Rauta.
ius in bic gerbannuns su isnbsu.