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A ,UrpDEREK,S CONFESSION.

James Seaman, the negro now confined IN the
Queens County Jail. charged with numbering The
old fisherman, William Rhodes, at hcksvi'e III De-
csher 1878 is telling little by little the part he
oot In the murder and states his readiness to make
f,l confession to the Justice at the examination
ON Friday. When at Hicksvilles on Tuesday, he
told the officers that his previous statements were
false in SO far as he said that be sat Oh the fence
and waited for William Weeks to return from the
village with the liquor. he wished to tell the whole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-12

There is a good deal OF square common
about the directors 81 savings oank down NJ
and The president said him Mr. Steele your duties
will be very Hight. aud the saiary 500 month Now
You'll agree no 10 speculate IN bonds. gamble,
hvD1thrcatr the deposits, Wen double the paw Come
now. what do you say T. " I'm very much obhgcd 10
Won oeut,emcn Wa tue reply, aud I'll think It
and give you an answer N the morning" But he r.
fused the or. e;er all lie said he coudhtDe cIained
Anrn I'm TINT WnE.-I-An EranclseO Post.
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TApouucements.j

tApouucementsI
Do YOU WANT YOUR CONSUMPTION CURED
n an mao pm ps PATABLE COD LIVER OH in c0nOinaIon
with Best remedy for coughs Gods au
lung troubles. All druggists Depot FdttS~' No" i'-
Fabrics and cutIcles are both rendered mar
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Hills HAIR AND WnIskER DYE, BLACK OF bro"n' 'V''
For the lin there is no brightness,
For the teeth there is no whiteness,
Where SOZUDONT mas got no pace
But those who &c know full wen
How bright and beautiful the spen
1t throws or woman rs lace'
When physicians wish their prescriptions, pre-
naret with ESPECIAL care and they send 1e pa
tents 10 Rkers the Old druggists, OF 800
Use BRUMMELLs celebrated Cough Drops
The genuine have A. II. b. on each drop.
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NOME NEWS.
PROMINENT AeRIvAL3

Rrc.oorf Honse-C A. de Espaila, Spanish MINISTER
10 China Avrnr HotelThe Hon Marsnah
~ IIrftorn Ex-Governor A. II. Rice OF MsS1senus' ~,
Wohert Hale OF EilabcthtGwn, " y; a. D. BIfNei anu
Auditor General W. T. schell o; Pennsyy9na am r,or
lane; T. English Of Connecticut Thomas Njchefson
ei NJ me AfcLison Tourka and santa re ltaroad
nanv aud I. n NcCuliough. Of Ptsburg ",nhn tio,.
TX Sueaker George b. sloan. OF OsWeg9 ~. tei
RJtnsrfck-Isaac McCOuhe ofTrOy.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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E AID
BREA TIL

Hawking offensive mucous pains the eyes, crnckur
the sckening BREATH deafness and rck0g In The
thown upon he bronchiaIs while asleep follow the NM
cOus membrane, TO poison the entire system.
DR. Wei De Movers Catarrh Cure absorbs the puruent
OF the system. II will only relieve but certainv
Catarrh at any stage.
CUREDl CURED CUREDi
LORD TAYLoR's, Broadway and 20th.st, n. Y.
%" have used Wet De Meyers remedy for eatarh, and
perfectly cured of that distressing complaint"
r. G. BLACKBURN
TEFr1s GRIswoLD & KELLOGG, 443 Broadway n Y
"Tor ten years afflicted with Catarrh its worst FORM
50 that my OF smell and every
known remedy, without relief The OF two boxes
Wei DE Meyers Catarrh Cure has made perfectly
well" 0ooLD L. BRUSH
have suffered for several years from CatarTh and have
tried many remedies without benefit I have used ono
box Of Wei DE Meyers compound and am radically
cured"
Rev C. IT, TAYLOR 40 Yoblest, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cpas.
tor Nobest Presbyterian Church)
For three or four years have Chronic Caarrh
Physicians gave little hope and the various remedies
tried were without avail After weeks Of Wei
DC Meyers Cure was wonderfully reiieyei-and since
then entirely cured"
LEWIS F. NEWMAN 3O5 Fulton-st. Brooklyn.
Wei De Meyers Catnrrh Cure-an absolute cuTeis sold
BIZ Druggists, ami delivered to any address az & 30
DR.. Wei DE Meyers Treatise marie" iree toahyDOuy'
d. d. Dewey & Co., Agents, 40 Deyst., n. \.
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Wei De Meyers Catarr Curean absolute cure-s sold
BY Druggists, ami delivered to any address az 81 30
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CUREDi

LORD & TAYLoR's, Broadway and 2Oth.st, NY
have used Wet De Meyers remedy for caarrh and am
perfectly cured of that distressing complaint"
X. G.. BLACKBURN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-12

have suffered for several years from Caarfh and have
tried many remedies without benefit have used
box Of Wei De Meyers compound, and am radically
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-12
HUDsON RIVER TOWNS.

voung woman, the mother Of two children, who
said that aer husband had run away She was IL,
norant Of his faith. They were soon aterward
married. A few DAYS AGO tho woman received a
letter from her husband, who stated that he was
getting along very we'll IN Canada and requested
his wife 10 Join him there with her children she
tnld Buron the intelli gcnce when he ut once went
TO work 70 get his wife ready TO join her first
husband.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17
NOT WEATHER WISDOM.

Keep cool; don't furry. The raging
Thermometers have suddenly climbed
away up in the nineties. aud just when
people were not prepared for regular
summer broiling; but the weather
must be taken as II comes, 80 Keep eO"l
and don't furry, hut how to keep
cssOi is the problem with most people.
They can't retire to ice houses; they
must eat they must sleep; and the OPP
pressive and unreasonable heat follows
them to table, to couch and pretty
much every place else. The hot wave
il upon Us and il can't liz lodged, but
there are many degrees of discomfort,
and those who furry around In hot
weather iseg and borrow all the trouble
possible from hot spells. Whatever
you do, don't furry. you go To mar
ket, to your place Of business, to visit
a neighbOr, 10 anywhere, indeed, go
calmly, quietly, with fan or sun UNI
brella III hand, or both. Walk leisure
ly, talk temporarily. fan freely and
rert all you cssn. Excitement oil all
kinds helps the heat to infiame the
blood. to I'LL your garments with per
SEPARATION, and the more you complain
about it, the more the heat will Cypress
aud the more the sweat will How.
Don't furry. Work at all things rs
they come in turn with the utmost
method, and remember that heat Is to
be battled with by the most serene
temper. Ii you have cause Of COM
plaint against u servant or friend.
postpone it for cooler weather. Dis
miss everything from the mind that
frets and bOthers; lay them aside until
u cool day brings cool head To guide
YOU. With the mercury away up In
ninety, Il il the easiest thing In the
world 70 put II up TO score above
hundred by getting into foolish pas
sion. Don't furry. Live temperately,
eat moderately, with regularity, and
only Of simple aud wholesome food.
Meats are fuel to the flame in hot wealth
er. and they are better on the Ice than
in the stomach. when the heat il to
great to eat or sleep with coInfOrt.
Drink temporarily. Every glass Of
whisky, wine or beer sends the tenn
perature Of the System: up . few de-
grees, and those who drink Iced liquors
to get cool get hotter and hotter, phys
iczlly and mentally, until they loo-e
patience and get hotter still. Don't
Hurry. Oneofthe commonest abuses In
hot weather II drinking. Many rush
ID cohl beer and wine, and they pay
dearly fos their folly; butotLers drink
inim0derately Office cold water. small
particles of lee swallowed several time-
q day when the heat r. oppFessive. will
do good but swelling ice cold water
into the stomach !. si,ominable. II IL
sure to end in headache or III temper
OF both, aud u psssjsted in will work
out acertain crop ofdyp<VstA. Drink
inw tumbIers Of ice water Il meals |.
both unhealthy and vulgar, and no
well-regulated stomach will stand u
long. brink only wsser, ~ little Of
that as IsO-sil.se. and. IL you would
keep cool, d1nt hurry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17
COT Tmesa CLOTHES mixed.

Marx Twain ia hi. new hook called
.Tramp> Atsroad." tells how party
of tourists got vet. and what they did
when they came issek ." the lsOtei !:
I'VE serippei aud went In bed and
srus our etSais<- siaxH to he baked.
All the horde Of -ssal 81 ieaSists did the
same. That ehNs- Of elothing goa
mixed ia the Kitchen. and there verr
Consequence ! diA not ga teck my
drawer s~nt dowR, whrn our things
came l.srk Al els: got pair On .
new plan. They we're merely pair
o( long, white, Fu0let. co0ed sleeves.
hiscssest Together II the top with .
narrow white tAad, ed they did nd
cnme quite dovn so my ksess- They
wese pssety epo4gh, bst they made me
feel like tvo people. and discnnnertest
- that. The man asuue have he<n IN
th5os sAas "a hiasrsG up IKE thsa. 10
suaRh 10 d H. 6wias 1osaeaina.
The shiFs they bsssght 0e Uas shest-
e. do The dnWen, and hadn't any
aDpeves b IT'D 49, q hadn't any
usssp ahss vAas Ms. n9Wis wpzl1
en0 ..Rn1tmeaassy" aDeevss shese bed
si9iag sssusd thso. bae ths hsDm
vss sidtealssaly Plaia. Tl,e kali ~
ssd9 .Aiet az bsosGht Ne vs @ .
- 80. - 49, ssoocy . Das4ebs
sAiae. q oVsasd hsAisA. - hsd
pnekess n & - - IL sAoul1es haa6es
b, - thsy ~ - sseW n q mise.
~ - ! Gsao1 = . oss a sscn0Snsear
III ~ NJ hsA-lnQ euss n soae-
80 - - - - - slsors 49,
~RSS ~ = 5000 - 49,
) - = oD0V 011ss = hsr.as
- - = - . - e..aNAn-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17
DRINKING TO MUCH WAFER.

At the commencement of hot wealth
or, when heated by hard work and ex-
cessive heat, there is desire with many
to partake too freely Of cold water,
which decidedly Injuries the health
causing weakness and loss of flesh.
A morbid appetite formed for drink
so that water even when taken i'm large
quantities does not seem tn have the
desired effect Of quencing Thirst. Peo-
pie who work hard in warm weather
must needs drink considerably to keep
up the necessary free Precipitation. but
unless some self control is exercised
there il danger If drinking cold water
i'm excess.
There are drinks which are superior
to water for hard working men in ex-
cessively warm weather. Lemonade
is the favOrite with many and is both
refreshing and healthful. Cold tea
diluted in water or milk il also Il good
drink, and when taken in small guam
titles II strengthing.
Fresh butter-milk Is q good farmers
beverage and for those whO like il. is "A
healthful aud refreshing drink. II
farmers who are troubled by drinking
too much water will substitute the
above beverages, part OF the time they
will find relief from the difficulty. Yet
there is danger OF taking any drink n
excess unless some care Is exercised q
prevent II.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17
HAYES ON Gan. mEApe

President Hayes spoke these few
vigorous words at the Meade memorial
meeting at the Academy Of Music. in
Philadelphia. on Saturday evening:
II thank the Commander Of this
post and the Committee of Invitation
for the opportunity they have given
me 10 enjoy and take part i'm this pro-
gramHie. which has for its object the
raising OF funds for monument to
General Meade. The other great COM
Inander, who have passed away have
been remembered, and You will see
their monuments in the beautiful
parks Of the nations capital. You will
see there = monument tn that hero of
three wars, General Winfield Scott
[ Applause]; You will see there a mon
ument To that hero of Chiekaniauga.
General Thomas tApplausel you will
see there . monument To that noble
soldier and native of my own county
in Ohio, General Mcpherson APP
plause]; but you do not see u n,onu-
ment To Gen. Meade, and this meet
ing here In Philadelphia. I under
stand, is for that purpose. Meade COM
nanded nj the critical period Of the
war-at the very crisis, and nj the
time when General Grant and his
army were at Vicksburg. but had nol
got in. He commanded AT that period
when those who belonged To il and
those who did not belong Ia il loved
To hear il spoken Of As the grand old
Army Of the Potomac. Applause.
Always equal to the highest place he
ever held, always adequate to his du-
ties, always faithful, always eonscien-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17

We receive accounts from naerchant- manufac.
turrrs and Others aud allov Interest daily bal
ancs.s
We ALLOW Interest ON deposits from Farmers and
Others, subject 10 check At sight.
We allow interest ON deposits 70, specified
time
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17

We collect coupon and registered iater-si, from
the United states. and for other coupons. dist-
d-nds, notes, debts, claims. etc
No collection charges are made to persons having
account. with Us.
SETTLEMENT made for HoLDERs Of DErArLrED
SECURITIES.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRA

U0bUJy vVUOu0Ou0 OS0SI1ot1Ou U5OSVy
unlike all other remedies.
In the pseparssioa Of this remark able remedy ever
hsrs. Plant. and bsrk e subjected 70 d,ssfissos
Shsreby The e0entsA medical principle b obtaiDo1
SapoS. eoadeassd asd bosiIed. Whst Psoains b .
an iasrs. yaasiess. end totally uaas fos - b y
organism % deoieais . the naAsl passaGea. Yet 81
NUN ere insoiubSe eo0poasds q woody dbrs: I'll sar
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17
MORTGAGE LOANS.

We negotiate loans Real Estate Of every char
aeter, in any amount, any time required. and
repay able In any manner to suit applicants. NJ
seven, eight, OF nine per cent. per apuum, with
aud make settlements a. ,oon As paper, are de
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17
BANKING DEPARTMENT.

We transact q general banking husiness, boy
and sell exchange all prominent cities Of Amer
liza and Europe and make Tensittances in pzymeuf
Of railroad lands debts, notes. coupons aud mort
gase>.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17
SURPRISING CuRE.

GeaftMsa. About tveive IeasS go. While tfsvel
Ing viii rasher keup1 Od fCiks Coeesrs froape .
eteaos singer. took severs cold and vas LAID up o
Newark. Nj, Tbs cold brought % severe sttsek o
casarrh. which batted With evefy knoya remedy foi
our Sseks vitsous avail. aad sas finally eenCd q
Unable 20 eng note. FOR three year Afterwards
sas unable 70 sing st s The nrst attack Of Csaayr
1sd nesai and throat % sensitive that thu
tighseoe cold would bring . fresh attack, leaving
Ne peostrsted. In this continued 70 SAFER. III
~ essek. the severrst had terrible suf
fercd the most sIcrueiaiing psia In my head. vas
Aoorse = to DO scarcsl able TO speak, md eosGhst
Necessarily. tsougts vas y?iny into qs!ck COO
dared ne "a essy victim. When n this distressinS
eoadttioa, commenced the Of sAyvoRp's RADICAL
crna yoB very eonfess - ba<
.ied al the sdvcrtised rsmed.ss without benent hs
erst dose OF this wonderful medicine gave Da tn
greatest relief Jtis hardly po>sbie for vhose hssf
oehcs sehe. Who sesrcey ariicuiae distinctly
account OF the choking ORGANIZATIONS In bis thfoot
20 realize hov nDeh relief obtained from the efys -
eiiestion Of saxfonp's gAprcAL Crna Crdss ~ n
hnsnes. bod internal Aa external rapedy reeovssed
sad BY an oeessionai 81 the remedy s;nee, hsy,
been entirely free from Ca;Arrh. fof TIE afss tine
Eespeets1,iy yoafs,
WAITHAn NAss.. Jan O. fsA
Psi purchased the IsApfcAL CcnR Of GEO. n
0OCkRS. Druggist. Eamfosf Baiidisg.
Eseh psekaee eostsins Ds ssssords inprovsl lsAsi
ing Tubs. vtth iui directions for use IN all essss
rfIee. ella teS sale by alt Wholesale as1 Eseal Drug
SEEks TUrTEk, General Agents asa whoiesa.s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17

Certificates Of Deposit issued. pay aide ON demand,
aud available NJ all points in America.
Bonds of school, town. city, township. county
state nationzl-bought and sDh; also, Strip Of all
kinds and securities generally.
We discount gsod CONNIE rcial paper and extend
20 customer all the accommodations consistent
with safe banking.
Advances made on Warehouse Receipts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17

We execute orders for the purchase Of securities
of any kind.