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The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-04
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The Carver and the Caliph.
BY AUSTIN DOBS0N,

IFe tSy our story isa He East.
 Because lis EaSte,n? Not the least.
 TFe place t there because aue fear
 To 6rsng its parable too near,
 And touch 1u,th an ungurrded hand
 Our deG,, confdoag uattve land.
 4 certain Calipb, in the cays The race affected vagrant ways,
 And prowled at eve for good or bad In lanes and alleys of Bagdad,
 Once found, at edge of the bazar, E'n where the poorest workers are, \ Carver.
 Fair his work and fine With mysteries of interlaced design, And shapes of shut significance To aught but an annointed glance The dreams and visions that grow plain In darkened chamber of the brain. But all day busily he wrought From dawn to eve, ard no one bought ;-- Save when some Jew with look askaAt, Or keen-eyed Greek from the LavaEt, Would pause awhile-depreciate Then buy months work by the weight, Bearing it swiftly over seas To garnish rich mems treasuries. And now for long none bought at all, So he lay sullen in hls stall. u,,, 4b,,s ,,,;+ b1rauo tho roli,,b for,d And smote his staff upon the ground "Ho, there, within! Hast wares to sell? Or slumbere'st having dined too well?" ''Dined," Quoth the man, with angry eyes How should dine when no one buys:'s "Nay," says the other, answering low, "Nay, but tested. Is it sos Take, then, this coin, but take beside counsel, friend, thou hast not tried. I his craft of thine, the mart 10 suit, Is too refncd-remote-min mute; ThGse smali conceptions can but fail; 'Twere best to work on larger scale, And ratAcr choose such themes as wear More Of earth and less of air. The fisherman that hauls his net The merchant in the market set The couriers posting in the street, The goSsips as they pass and greet These things are plain to all mems eyes, Therefore with these they sympathize, Further (neglect not this adviccD Be sure to ask three times the price,"
 The Carver sadly shook his head; He knew twas trutl: the Caliph said From that day forth his work was planned So thut the werlu might understand. He carved it deeper and more plain; He carved it thrice as large again; He cold It, too, for thrice the cost; An, but the artist that was lost!
 -Ihe CornhiU Nagazine.
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Platform of the Republican Par
 ty of Arizona,

The following platform and res olutions were adopted by the Re- publican Convention at Phoenix, August 23d. 1880:
 Resolved: By the Republicans of Arizona, in Convention aSSe m. bled:
 That we heartily endorse the platform and principles of the National Republican Convention at Chicago, June 2d, 1880; and fully approve the nominees of that convention. and regret our inability to support them at the ballot box, because of our resi- dence in a Territory instead of the Union.
 That it is desirable and of the utmost importance that our dele. gate in Congress be a man of sound judgment, of thoroughly Repub blican principles and of per sonal integrity, and one who is practically and earnestly identi- fled with the material interests of Arizona, and one, moreover, who will faithfully and zealously give the time for which he shall have been elected to the discharge of the duties of his high office, and in laboring for the best interests of the whole people Of this Ter ritory.
 That we place ourselves on record against the grantingof any subsidies, or rights, or franchises to corporations or individuals for any purpose whatever, by the Legislature of this Territory, upon which the taxpayers shall not have had the opportunity of voting directly, yes or no.
 That we are in favor of the fol- lowing principles, and urge that they may be adopted as the rul- ing policies of the Government:
 All reasonable aid to internal improvements; and the erection of public buildings in our Terri tory.
 Popular education, as sure means of preserving, in tact, the institutions and safeguards of the Republic, and to that end the public schools must be kept free from sectarian domination: and political interferences, 50 that the children of all creedS and political opinions may meet on neutra! ground and obtain an education to enable them to become useful, intelligent citizens.
 Security of person under our flag to adopted, as we'll as native born, citizens, both at home and abroad.
 The prohibition of Chinese immigration or importation, by all lawful means.
 Constant vigilance to preserve and guarantee to every citizen a free press, free ballot, free speech, and the utmost freedom of indi- vidual action, consistent with the
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-04

A Boston man peYmittcd D
 wife to obtain divorce from ]! on the ground of cruelty, -hhl married another man, wb one the first busb,ud s1 ooa Q paid
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-04

Over three tons of specimens from over 800 mines in Arizona will be placed on exhibition at the State Fair in Sacramento.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-04

That was an irreverent plrrot who, on the entrance of Empe- TOT William to the art exhibition at Dusseldorf, remarked, "Oh, my God! how thirsty l amt"
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-04

1
 words of MT. Adams have been
 wonderfully comforting 10 ms
 during my official term, particu
 larly these declaring the Vice
 Presidency @ respectable situa- tion.' My shrunken and atten-
 uated frame shows you how oner-
 Ous have been my official duties,
 confined merely to keeping the
 ObStreperous Senators from Yer
 mont in order in the Senate
 chamber. But the Vice-Presi-
 dency has it's trials. The great
 trial is in attending church, my
 lifetime habit, learned here in
 New England. Where taught to find consolation, 1 go away, too
 often, with my spirituality great.
 ly sOiled. To hear the ministers
 pray in town for the President,
 his Cabinet, both houses of Con-
 gress, the Supreme Court, the Governors and Legislatures of all
 the States, and every individual
 heather from 'Greenland's icy
 mountain to India's coral Strand,' and to find myself wholly left out
 gives the man of sin the advan- tage of the upper dog in the fight. On one of the occasions in Wash ington, when just thls thing hap
 pened, as I passed out of church
 my old friend Shellabarger, of Ohio, locking arms with me, said:
 Wheeler, the minister was pret-
 tv hard on you this morning.
 Yes said I, when a man is rated
 below the untutored savage, who strollsin breech.clout along where "Afric's sunny fountains roll down their golden Sands," and is past praying for, he is in a tight place. But I afterwards found consolation, and l am quite conf dent it came from your Senator Edmunds, who said to me in learning my trials: You don't need the prayers, and the other fellows do, and that probably was the view the minister took of it
 While 1 had a lingering fear that the congregation did not accept this theory, and I concluded to comfort myself with it, and have come to have absolute faith in it.
 From that time MT. EdmundS has grown wonderfully in my es. timation, and 1 regard him as eminent in psychology as in statesmanship. And of your illus. trious Senator, in passing 1 have to say that with ability as tower ing as his own mountains and character as pule as the hreezes which come from them, nation proud of its imperial statesmen will not permit Vermont alone to to monopolize his reputation. The Vice. Presidency is place of Great Expectations rarely, alas! realized. It is getting late for me to look for the occupation of the mansion. coveted l fear by some more than the heavenly mansiOn-I mean the White House. While I have wasted | away, like Tanner, in my starved expectations, the President, with all the cares of his great office,
 has actually increased his avoir- dupois, and to-day there walks in all this broad land no sturdier specimen of physical and lntel- Iectual manhood than he, And he is going into retirement on the 4th day of March next, with an eye undimmed in it's lustre,
 which can look back upon fifty millions of happy, prosperous people, at peace at home ana abroad, whom he has led out of the morass of shifting, uncertain values to the solid standard ground of the world; and whom he has lifted out of the depths of financial depression to the heights of universal prosperity. He can
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Job Printing:

Legal Blanks, Briefs, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Circulars, Labels, Cards, Pro- grammes, etc, printed ill every style, with neatness and dispatch.
 Currency taken at par.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-04

c. ". CRANE, Agent, BPS Montgomery St.,
 SAN FRANCISCO.
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The Arizona Sentinel.
Published every Saturday by JOHN F. K " APP,
 Proprietor.
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Gre inch, each insertion on..----......-$2 5e Each subsequent insertion. 25
 Contracts by the year or quarter ct re- &ueed rstes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
Fairbury and SaIina.

The gentlemen representing the
Burlington 4 Missouri River Railroad i,
whose arrival we announced last week
were entertained nj the Pacific House
by large number of the business men
of the city. There was free inter
change Of opinion upon the question
of building from Fairbury in Ne
braska To Salina, and the railroad men
received some statistical information
with reference To SaliEa a. shipping
point, which male them "open their
eyes" They went away very favora-
bly, impressed with what they had
seen in the drive about the country
furnished them, what they learned al
the meeting, and the railroad enthusi-
asm which prevailed among Salinaites.
The engineers of the Il. d NJ. are max
ing 4 survey across the country. The
representatives who were here return
ell 10 Nebraska by carriage, over the
proposed route, Judge Hamilton ac-
comranying them. Ifany propositions
are 10 he made il was the understand
ing that We should hear from them
very soon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

The evidence elected the fhct that
Wademan who had been with others
fighting the fire all the evening, had
separated from his companions for the
purpose Of attempting tn protects small
clunp of timber in u ravine on his
farm. The wind at this time was from
the west. and side fire was burning
about forty rods from the timber. He
had scarcely reached his destination,
when the wind changed to the north
changing the side fire To q direct head
fire which leaped through the dense
rank grass down upon the devoted
man. He was never seen again alive.
A searching party came upon his
CHASTITY remains about ten O'Clock,
when all evidence Of life was extinct.
Wademan was an old settler and stood
high in the esteem of his neighbOrs.
Universal regret is manifested by the
people. and the horrible circumstances
of his death will not soon he forgotten
by the residents of the valley.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
m. Coz, sori.;a oue.tion Ao.in.

The attendance ut tie meeting last
Friday evening. TO discuss the coal
boring question, was again large. The
committee appointed at previous
meeting to take steps towards organi-
zation, made their report. 1t was in
effect a recommendation that a tenn
porary directory be constituted, which
should be empowered to take such
steps as they may deem feasible or
necessary towards the incorporation
and permanent organization of the
company, said directory to he compos-
ed of the following gentlemen A NJ
Clafiin. A. NJ. Campbell, Frank Good
now, J. II. Prescott. +. &. Phillips.
The report was adopted. A number of
gentlemen engaged i'm the discussion
Of the coal question, and the decision
of the former meeting that the coal
boring work should not he prosecuted
until sufficient amount Of money had
been raised to bore 1000 feet, was DEEM
ell the best tl:i.s to be done. The
meeting adjourned subject to the call
of the directory. About 5000 have
been thus far raised.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
Further Particulars ofths"Firey Sundays
wo-k

In addition to the particulars given
by us last week of the destructive fires
Of a week ago last sunday, We take the
following from the Lindsbory LocGIist.:
On last SUNDAY morning between
the hours of ; and y o'clock. a prairie
fire broke ont about six miles south of
this city on the line of the X 4 = rail-
way. The high wind prevailing from
the southwest caused much damage.
Mr.. Anderson loosing almost every
thing. Mr.. Swick lost his hay Mr..
ID. koons ABOUT Sss5 worth Of hay. Mr.
b. Pollack's barn and one sett of har-
ness. Mr.. J. McNett harm, granery
and about $40 bushels OF wheat. Mr..
J. Shaner barn, ! COW, . head Of hogs,
one sett of harness and about Lon BUSH
els of corn. Mr.. Peterson lost every
thing except a few bed clothes and his
team. Mr. Carlson lost his house. Mr..
j. r. Beard lost . head Of pigs. Ii is
generally surpassed the fire originated
from the sparks Of the engine. About
, O'Clock p. IN. the wind changed TO
the northeast and nothing more could
be heard Of the fire. The parties burn
al out will make out bill Of damage
done by the fire, and present il 10 Jay
Gould for payment
II would seem from the particulars
heretofore given and the above, that
that Sunday was a grand gala day for
the Fire King.
With reference to the particulars Of
the death Of James Wademan, we take
the following conclusions drawn by
the Rockville Ladepesdess from the
evidence presented before the Coronor's
Jury:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
meteoeoloQicsl.

Report for the month ending Decem-
Der, 1873, by WV. PErTEs, of Eureka
township, Saline County, Kansas for
THE SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL.
Latitude, 3s0; Longitude, 9s'. Al
titude, 1l2s feet.
Mean temperature for month, IS.
Above mean temperature of this
month for ) years, 4.
Maximum temperature for month 80
Minimum temperature for month s.
below.
Rain fall for month, b inches.
In some localities the mercury fell
To lVr and Ia below but my instrument
refused TO make lower than s. below.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
A Mothers Grief.

The pride Of mother, the life and
joy Of a home. are her children, hence
her grief when sickness enter, aud
takes them away. Take warning then.
that you are running terrible risk, il
they have n Cough, Group or Whoop-
ing Cough, which lead TO Consump-
ton, if you do not attend TO ii AT once
Shiloh's Consumption Cure is guaran-
teed to cure them. Price ten cents.
80 cts. and Sl.Oo For lame Back, hives
or Chest. Use Shiloh'- Porous Plaster
Sold by II. NJ. Sale. Saiina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
Died

On Saturday January 3, lsso. at her
fathers residence near New Cambria.
Saline county, Kansas, of diptheria.
Miss Otilda Itzen, aged II years, >
months, and days. Appropriate fu-
neral services were held on sabbath
afternoon. AT the Hahn school house !;
after which the remains of decreased
were deposited in the Gierseh Gene
terry, in the presence Of many sympa-
thizing friends and neighbors- Sever
al other members of the family are
afflicted with the same disease. but il
is hoped that with good care and a
timely application Of suitable remedies
they will recover X
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
A Strange People.

Do you know that there are strange
people in our community; We say
strange because they seem Ia prefer 10
suffer and pass their days miserably
made ~ by Dyspepsia, and Liver Com
plant, Indigestion. Constipation. and
General Debility, when SHII.OH'S
NlTALIZER Is guaranteed Ia cure
them. Sold by HOWARD NJ. SALE.
Salina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
ChSistisn Church.

East side OF Eighth street and South
of Iron avenue. DIR. = r. Doid. pastor,
will preach Lord's Day, January llth,
a; II o'clock. Subject, The Power OF
Gods Truth" No services in the
evening. Sunday School At s:&5 A. NJ.
Prayer and social meeting every
"Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Seats free. Strangers always welcome
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
For Rent.

The front room in the second story
Of our store building, No. lo5, Santa Re
avenue. 1t il q most desirable hall.
n x 90 feet located in the central part
Of the city. To . permanent and desi-
rable tenant il will be fitted up TO suit
their business. RADCLIFFE Bros.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

kingman 4 Rising-,lealers in coal
lime, plaster, cement, etc, nj Farmers
Elevator, have a full supply Of all
goods in their line. They have All Of
flee At Whitehead < Seaman's and AT
IL. Harms cigar store, where orders
can I've left. and they will receive
prompt attention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

TuE GEEN,> R,~s
cs LEssEN WORM,
n. W P1wERs ftase No. s6es-
JoHN ?. EtExE.
and
J. ". rowEEs.
llN yirtae 81 an ziias execution Ssaed go: ei The
- District Coart Of the III yudhizl iss>irtci
within aud for the cslIity Of iSa,sn~cyth. AID
state q karsa- IN the above sniii~l csse, AMI 10
lae d.restcd aEi delivered, ~iii ou
Monday. The efi ,',tg Of F;D.. a. u. lS>s,.
~ sslasS. T. " of >aii .isy At the sast door u
The CoEr; Hsuse, in the eits Of >alius. Saline
eounis. hAn-s> or-r Ser sals si pasihc austs.n TO
The birt->, bidder Cor cash ia hsnt. the folS~ing
descEit--i raj estate, to-~u2 far - OF x ~
II ami the mel of : IN tP ~ az IN rsnsr 49,
% The 6th PFincsl nl-f JiaR in the o,sanis al "a
hns, sud state % hsBNs~. together 9TH thr terc-
Iaeni, he rediial. and sppaits t~rst
10 belonging
>aid real estate Is taken as the progeny % th-
wilma named isisDiasss sud appraised a. The
sanl at fkity-i-o l>s-.os.e sieiiarS ant ~iH -
sOhl g. .afi.fS said execution par th.trpa
,'iseu III q nv hsal ihis sab day 81 January
4 ~. l-,O
.@-ss II y BAKER. >hSria
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
John 81. Berks,
SALIVA, KANSAS.
WHAT HAVE YOU
TO TRADE
roG ANY or rnR FolLoal>a

I'm ~ W iiL f'i-itN ~
Northwest quarter S.c. il-lj-iw.
si's-. ~ -" trade. baIanc. cash aud
time.
Northeast quarter See. l5-ij-Iw
s2,1p. slsr trade. halancr cs,-h aud
time
SoIiiiwcSi quarter SEE. 2-l6 -iw.
- ga. tea acre slipping prairie. 4.
miles southeast from ~aiiua aud bus
three from tin,I.er on the smoky uiii
river, and from A-Ssria. on the Salina
4 Southwestern II X. GosI frame
house 2ix-2s ilir~. r"on- and 80 asr,-,
of OLD land. fruit tree And stock water.
shs' trade. ~ .1sici-h, halaHc,. un lnnE
time.
East half 500. i3-lg aW. =, as
,Ssi trade. balance ca-l, and tim.
Northwest quarter ss,.. - ~ su.
5000. ~ ESQ trade, balance ca-ii sn,i
time
Northeast quarter "f northeast .iusr.
ter -sc - - aw. <SD $50 ifad..
balance. cash and time
Ea-i hsIf -.c. I5-i3 ". ssasg
~ $50 trade. isalanc. cash a-id iinu
West half -,T. ~ II ~. - So.
- .'-r trade, balance each and iifl.
North half S.r. -. u. as al.
- 's.i tT,'ie, Ialnn". '.,.ii and tim.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
Tsken W.

On the 3th day Of October, 1879. one
Red and White Steer. The owner can
have the same BY applying a; the farm
Of the undersigned. 3 mikes northwest
Of Bavaria, and paying charges Of
keeping and this notice
4.-aw. CHRIS. PISHENBtRs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

Would request the attention Of all
msmters Of the Hook d Ladder Co.
that there will be . street parade OF
the company on Saturday afternoon,
weather permitting, and would like
them to he at the engine house in uni
form at . p. NJ prompt.
q. +. BRIDGES, Foreman
G. &. fLECK, See'y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

II has long been stated - . scientific proposition
by medical that third stroke Of paralysis -
necessarily fatal What. then shall ~ aid vi John
April. Of North Rxaforf. Conn. VINO had twelve.
and ubo !, To-day q strong, s-rreus man The
phenoeuS is a>erited bs Mr. Appel 10 hi> co.'s; ut
application VI GILES Linimy nj lo-i n Ammonia
t'iLE- PIII> cures Painful MenstruAtian.
Sold by all drGsgisIs- send for pamphlet
Trial size, . cents. nE GuE-
lso We; BrOSdway. Y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
To Our Swedish Cit zens.

We have perfected arrangements by
which we can furnish the JOURNAL
and the .Scenska Haroy,i.n at the rate
Of 800 per year 10 each subscriber.
start in with the new year with both
Papers, and liz happy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
Notice..

To the stock holders Of the F6rmeJs'
EIerutOr Association.
There will lie meeting Of the Board
of DirectO n at the Office Of the elevator
in this city. January 10th, 1850. All
interested are requested to he present.
ID. Il. POWERS, President
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

Cha.- w. Trey Is authorized 10 OBJ
tain subscriptions and other patronage
for the JorkSAL, and collect Iaoeey
therefor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

There will be an election Of trustees
Of Salina Lodge No. =, 10. o. =, on
the 18th inst. Members please take
notice JOHN II. gibson, S<c'y.
{nav
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

NORTHWEST QJkHTE. oF SIC u-is-I~
piS hiei into .e-af ~ tracts at sia vs. arrr
pissis5 into sSNssrs tracts at ST. ieF s.fg
biVaie,i in's ia-scrv lEasis 81 ste Psf ssrr
ANY 5-serc iract FIR :.
NORTHEAST QJAHTEg OF SIC Is-is-t.
nis siei iHts si-scrc trarts a. >ga l-eFa.fr
Divided inte s.-scFc irsctr sf ~ ~ Ssr~
divided inic ie-asrr Ira,iss - lsrf ARE
AM hsr-srrc tract far >is1,
EAST HALF uF >E'. HIS
D., sied ist. Isl.erv tnsts 81 - e. prr a,fs
b''hlrd ihie es.srr trs'is st :, ~ arr'
bi'Siei 'ais ,,-aerr trsrts - sig lvrarrs
Nny nNs-aers traci tat..a
N"ETHwEsr QJNETTE oF sac a3-is-s-
piVaici into sl-asfs irsst, a; ~ 10 i.ct s-fr
ni1 siri late s'-a'Fe 'ss.is II 81 s.rr.
~ hie'' tnt" l'AssFr trslts 81 ST. 80 an
Nny s-acrr trss, far sissA.
NORTHEAST. ON. T. Of -, t4-iI-s
pi,ri~i in,o ,ascrc ifa,is At ~ - r.fr srrr
hittiet iH'" lo-sstr trafls At IS Pee aero
N"y '-s.tc trsrt CO.. -iee
EN>T HALF uF ~. ls-ta-ts
bi,sls'I into is-asrr Tract, - :. Isr srr-
Divided into .t-asrc tracts ~ - i--r sfrr.
p.rHi"vi sac" le-scrc tIscI' az 81 . 80 a-'s.
Any A-aei' tract h't-.h
ME>r HNLF oF >Eg Is-It-tv
Divided tnie ,sAssrr tFa,t. Al =, peg sore
bi,ii-i isia st-ssf~ traft, al - tsr a.fc
Nv hici iBia ie-ssrc trasts At 81 - s.er a,...
Nay '-arrc trsCt i.,T sc
NoFfh HALF uF sE'. - H.
DiFtlr,i n's to-acf. trsst. az - ~ afrg
lpit hicd ints sn-ss nc tracts al Ste per sSt-.
bi'hle,i inio ieasrs tsagjs a. ~ - i,sTsfFv
Nay S-scre trasi fof sloc.
TERMS -Ons-nfth cash. bs'ancc in I ~
and years with 10 per cent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
Found.
Kansas Central Foundry.

A lady's gauntlet glove, near Mr.
Oilers residence. Call ut this Office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

Jackson's Common sense Linz
ment-sucd for man or b-A~t-vill Bc'
burn or blister. Requir,s no rubbing
cooling. s'sthing. strengthening A
positive cure for all ailments requiring
IN outside application For sale By
Oscar Seitx, Druggist Whose>Ais
agents-McPike 4 Fex, Atebiscn,
Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
Shiloh', C.ta,rh R~me<iv. A M

Shiloh's CstarYh Remedy A mar
veiloas cure fos Cafaxrh, Dipshssia
Cankes mouth. and He'd Ache With
e.ch bottle there h IN Ingenious nasal
injector sos the more succeafui treat
usens Of the cusnplaint, without e1trs
ehafge. Pries Is css. Sold by H. ~.
Sale, Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

Iron and brass castings, stone fronts.
columns, machine repairs, horse pow
er and cane mills, engine repairs, &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

WANTED.-To rent my farm Of $50
acres 2. miles west of Bavaria. The
place is well improved.
i9-4t. II. w. PERKINS.