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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19
Cork Irishmen boarded Norwegian

CORK lrlShmen boarded Norwegian
ship which was partially loaded with
rifles consigned to New York parties, and
took away the warlike implements
There is considerable excitement over
the affair particularly as it is believed to
be the work of Fenians who have grown
active since the rejection of the compen-
sation bill by the house of lords.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

\ RAILROAD train WAS thrown from the
track near Spring Valley, n. Y, last
Thursday, over an embaukment 20 feet
deep. Though several persons were
injured, none were seriously or fatally.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

THE Empress Eugenie feels great sat
isfaction in being able to say that her
son died like hero. The general i'm
preston Mt first was that he was killed
Whilc running away.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

REPUBLIcANs who profess to be SO
hopeful of Indiana had better turn their
attention to Maine, Illinois and Massa-
chusetts. These states are no more sure
than they ought to be.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

4 FOOL named Carver, resident of
Virginia, proposes to fast 100 days, tax
ing water but no food. 1t is most ear
nestly to be hoped that he will die within
ten DAYS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

\ DEMONSTRATION by home rulers at
Glasgow lately was attended by 30, 900
1rishmen from all parts of Scotland
Resolutions wore adopted denouncing the
house of lords.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

THE prospects of Judge Trumbull's
election in Illinois are daily growing
more bright. Illinois is fighting ground
as well rs Maine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

Miss NELSON, the celebrated actress
and singer, died suddenly at Paris on
Sunday last. She was 35 years old at the
time of her death.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

A SALOON fight in the dark at Denver,
Col, resulted III the death Of man nam
ed Farnsworth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

The wheat crop in Europe will not
iIrn out to be as good as was expected.
The prospect OF wheat bringing q good
price next year is encouraging.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

GLADSTONE, although not fully restor-
ed to health, has again begun his minis
terial duties.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

THE story that Proctor Knott was shot
by his greenback competitor proves to
be untrue.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

THE Inter Ocean has made the start
ling discovery that greenbackers should
vote for Garfield.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

4 caucus for the TowH of Manitowoc viii be
held at the hotel of Jos. l.. Miller on Friday,
August 20 at l o'clock p. NJ.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

A TOLL gate keeper blew his brains
out at Milwaukee on Sunday last.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

MARSHAL BAzAINE died lately in Spain.
His body was brought to France.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

Light
smooth surfaces Cus kind
the well
but / simpler and j II construction.
The this the
lsEztne simplicity constructions has all the desirable
Mower, before
2d.-Iighnes o weight poundsl
3d.--Lgh o draft.
4thDuby (whoy iron and STEEL tongue lifting ever
5thIerfecion apparatus; the
the d.
others cutting we grass
6thPriecon
a Dc ease
of lis
II p OF town..
the ground and inequalities.
Shit globe Of the
the cutter bar without producing the pmn
luthThe
double of
mesh 1t enclosed andd
sequenty liable other o
1lth-The piuan Of steel
the ground with the possible friction.
13hIhe push bar pivoted
leading wheel
SHOE does with the
direct to cut -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19
NOTICE TO BUILD SIDEWALK.



Notice = hereby gwen that the oNneFS al prop
eTiy on the east side ot Main street between Park
aud ~. Clair streets are required 70 baid side
walk IN Front Of their respective lots ~ parts %
lots within tWeRty-onc DAYS from the dste of this
notice II not baiii within the time specified. the
saJae viii be done hy the city a. the !a, owaers
expense. GEORGE BU>oLD.
ans Street osami<siottSF.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE.
CTATE UFWi>CONSIN,I IL CIRCUIT COURT
- MANITowoC CoCNgT.-S>.
Pauline DeUsoW, Plaintiff, vs.. Anton WINNER
and Catherine PoE. defendants
BY virtue Of and pursuant to . Judgment of said
court Ia the above entitled action. Which was rem
dcrcd and dated ON the 1th day OF july, \. D. 1873
SHAH expose for sale and sell al public auction,
al the sheriff : Office IN the court house. in the
city OF NaGitOSOc, Manitowoc county. Ms, on
Saturday the 4th day of September, A. u, iSS9, at
the hour OF ten clock in the forenoon OF that day.
the following described mOTtgaged premises, or 50
much thereof Is shall be sufficient TO raise the
aulo'lut due the plaintiff for principal, interest
and costs, to- either with the expenses of sale to-
Wit: The west half OF lot number eight 80 in block
number one hundred and seventy-lour IT4) in the
city OF ManitowOc, Manitowoc county, Wisconsin.
Dated, sherii7s Office, July 10th, 1850.
7. J. PIERCE.
Sheriff of MauitowOc County Wis.
T.. i. Treat, Plaintiffs Attys scDt-2
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

First publication July u, 1S>4.
JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE AND S!LR.
STATE OF WiSCoNSlN.-IN CIRCUIT COURT.
- AsNlTyWoC COUNTY WIS
Henry helNry, pls.aJid, " Ferdinand Eeilh,
Catherine Neiiii- his wife. Marcus lehman,
9o>eph Schiller. Leopold lehman, Sud Charles
" NolE defendants
By virtue Of and Pursuant 10 Judgment cf said
court fu The above entitled 2CtiOE, WalSG was
rendered and dsscd ou the Isf,h day Of JEHc a D..
lS,-, / shall expose FOR Saie and sell ~ public
auction al tue court house, IN the city OF Mantle
VIC. il said culuiy al Maniyuwac. on Saturday,
tn 2'ih day oi August. A. D., 1SS. al the hogr of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. of that day. the following des-
crihed mnrtga-ed premises, or So l0ncb thereof -
may De Sufficient 10 raise the amount ae tbe aiH-
tai for principal, interest ard costs together with
The eNPc0Cr~ ut Ssie 10 vii. Lot number Twelve
ga Ia block number TWO hundred sud sINiy-Iiue
GOD IL the city ri Nanituvnc, county of Mamtu-
woe and State ~ Wisconsin.
Dated at the Sheritl7s Office this lSth day o JUy
A. d. lS>l.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19


to.4oc Ga, 0l-l.. friendly invite all lad es and
gentlemen who have any fancy for fine p0u. try. to
come and visit my breeding yards. 10 insP, ct ms
pet stock consisting Of ten different varieties Of
thoroughbred fowls. / will show you some eley u
pound hens and some ten ounce bantoHs. other
fH-ijsh imported P0lauds having crest - large
as a Tea saucer. ! ana prepared 10 sell eEEs from
ali breeds uovs, aud Young stock in pairs IN Sep
tembe-. Come write for prices.
Yonrs truly
+, A UDEBNER.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19
WARD CAUCUSES.

JOHN NAGLE, Chairman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
A SPIRITED As WELL As MERiTeO
RE0ukE.

Here Is . funeral serm0n, which, as
far as il goes, Is almost equal To the
famous Harp Of Il thousand strings"
ParsOn s, rather eccentric char
acter, was called to preach the funeral
sermon Of a hard ease named Ram,
which he did in the following unique
style.
my beloved brethren and sisters,
if our beloved brother Ram would
want somebody to come here and tell
lies about him, and make him out a
better man than lie was, he wouldn't
have chose me to preach his funeral
sermon. No, my brethren, he wanted
to be held up rs u burning and shin
ing light, to warn you from the error
Of your ways. He kept horses, and
he run'd 'em; he kept chickens. and
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
"0LD ST."
He HISS Trouble at His House With the
Census Man.

He HISS Trouble at His House With the
Census Man.
From the Atlanta Consultation.
Old 81 came in rather late yesterday,
looking somewhat faliguod. After d
minute he said;
"Dis am or mOughty kurus perceed.
in desc men kerryin' on round hyar
wild desc fOrt-f0lyOs."
"DO you mean the census takers az
"a bleeve dat ar de name dey goes
by"
''What have they being doing now"
"W'y dey's bin down i'm nv nal,Or-
hood ices stirrin up mo- 'rath dan all
de psrson. inside Dc ke,pysashun XII"
put down iR er munth.
THAT is unfortunate. Have they
visited you yet?'
Oats what makes me sd behin'
time ter day. One oh den, cum down
ter my house dis mO'nin' an tap on
lie gate; axed him what's de matter
an he say he done cum ter take my
census; an he hain't no mon got hit
out dan | sed ter jess go way from
alar 'kase dar want no bizness in dat
shanty fur emmy drummers from the
lo0nytick 'sylumS."
"What did he sayas'
HE say dat eff fools wild de census
he done gwine ter put lie law for me |;
an den he 'Splaned de law. Den
seed hit wuz all rite an Taxed him
in"
How did you get along Them"
1--WE got long purity well Ontell he
cum ter lie cOlyum whar lie chillun
are sot down; and he say ter me what
am de cullah oh my chillun:a ! SAY
locke heah. you jess figger on what
de law lows chins like dat He say
dat he got ter put down whether dey
is black Or nerlatter'-an' den ole
harryeane .,tOoke looseu'
How was that"
"De ole oman was lissnen, an when
she heah dat she upset de- table what
de fortfolyo war lyin' on. empted de
starch bowl all Ober de returns an
gin to hOller 'Heah, Tigev jess like
de forty thee:es done broke in de
house! DE senslis man he grabb'd up
his dock yments an made for de fence,
an txiXt hOldin' de ole oman wild one
han and Tige wild de- od,!er got mos
tucker'd out"
Where did the census man gO:'
"De las | seed oh him he was up on
top oh er box kyar by dc Airline shop
dryin' out de returns Ob de districk on
de tin roof"
And how did you get the old lady
quieted >"
''She haint quiet yit. jess had ter
make my 'skape. too, 'kase she was
gwine fer me fer lettin de man in, an
she say dat 81 de- United States wants
ter kno' de cullah oh her chillum she
ar boun' ter rite hit on de eye oh
cherry munerashuner dey sends Prov
lin round her camp-grOun' shes er.
Vigorous oman, too, for or don fack ~
And the old man got up Ia go 10 the
and explain matters.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
PUTNAM OR PRESCOTT

A matter Of interest to the people of
Connecticut and New Hampshire, As
well as those Of Massachusetts, is lust
now being agitated here. The Bun
ker Hill Monument Association hay
ing votesl to accept and place upon the
battle ground Of which il is the c,lsto-
dinn . statue Of Colonel Prescott, upon
which the donors propose To place the
inscription, Commander ofthe Amer
lean Forces at the Battle Of Bunker
Hill" several of our best knewn local
historians and others who have made
q special study Of that engagement,
anu who have arrived ut "a totally
different conclusion, have publicly
protested against what they deem a
manifest PerversiOn Of historic truth.
They declare that il has i'trn over and
over again cOnclusively proved by the
uniinIDeachable testimony Of survivors
of the battle, that while Col Prescott
commanded in the resiOubt, and Col
Stark. of New Hampshire, command
Ell at the rail fence, a distinct portion
Of the line, detached from the reiOubt,
neither Of these officers giving orders
to the other, General Putnam. the
superior Of both in rank as well u. ex-
Periencr. was with the detachment
from the time il left camp until after
the retreat, directing and ordering the
affair from beginning Ia end aud in all
parts of the field, nj the re,loubt, and
the breastwOrk, the rail fence. and at
Bunker Hill, where he endeavored ill.,
effectually to construct q second line
Of defense, and To rally the exhausted
patriots for one more effort, precisely
rs commanding officer would have
done.
A careful study of the dispositions of
the officers and soldiers engaged in
the battle, they assert, will convince
any unprejudiced person that there
was no one thing that comman ling
officer could have done on that event
full day that was left undOne by Put
nam. These views were published to
the world over sixty years ago by
John Lowell, "a ROxbury farmer"
las he usually signed himself, In q
series Of communications In the Column
bian Sentinel, and re-published in ls27
by Colonel Sweet, in his excellent
sketch of the battle. Quite recently
the story Of Bunker Hill has been
quite thoroughly told by Samuel
Adams Drake, in the history of Mid
dlesex County, from the former stand
point. Most certainly Massachusetts,
does not need neither does she
cOvet hOnOrs to which Others have
riglitful claim, and any attempt to mo-
nOpolize the glory that which belongs
equally to the brave sous of New
Hampshire and Connecticut will he
Indignantly repudiated by her people.
I am asked by one Of the best inform
ell gentlemen on the subject In this
city to say to you that the protest of
Massachusetts, should be vigorously
echoed back from the Connecticut
Valley, and reverberated in thunder
tones by the granite hills of New
Hampshire. until quietus is forever
put upon this attempt to outrage truth
and justice. - BOstON Letter 10 the
Hartford CUurHHt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
ous PRESIDENTS.


auisi - li.;es1 sastea-
rr.u "a. tS.,el.,., r-.d,~
Cove, NJ ~. r;,..t..ou nra.;.,eDts
-, -, =, v;...;,,;. Tt,s,. 90,
Wash;nuton Jesarson Madison Mon
~. U.er;sor TvIer and T.vInr az
tI,es. Tefisrsnn H.d;sDn NIcnro.. and
Tvi.r We're ~r.i,,tes m .,oIisve Mon-
roe w.s a ,iesc..ndant of fine old Vir.
o;n;, cnv,liers and Was aImosf any.
fhinv and evervthinu FINN, a colonal
In the revolution 10 a Justice of the
neace Including i'm his rise and decline
such offices ma yovernor of Virv;n;.,
minister To France and Suoin ami
England, secretary Of state, president
and finally the office which broke hi,
fall from the pinnacle Of success IN
the almost obscure ending of his DAYS
rs an object of charity. TYLER ami
Jefferson were also both governor, of
Virginia, and between the former
who was am accidental president and
Mr.. Lincoln's successor-snother ac-
cident-history NAV find sometime Of
a parallel il il cares to compare The
course of the two men who -, httrsv.
Ell public trust At the finn. of fSa
rebellion TYLER repudiate,i The un;on
whose affairs he had once undertoot
10 direct. and became a member Of I'M.
conf,1lersf1. congress-. Zachnrv T.vior
whom Webster called Fan ioncrsn,
frontier colonel lad only the s,imcs.
tion which he nicked nm an his faith.
er's plantation where he served wnt;,
he WAS y. and from ther. he set omt
upon the military career which ,,,v.-l
his way 10 the greatest homer IN tha
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

!. That fish may he scaled much
easier by dipping i'm boiling water
about minute.
=. That fish may be as well scaled
il desired, before hacking them down
i'm salt though, in that case, don't
sc.ald them,
). Salt fish are quickest and hest
freshened By soaking in sour milk
1. That milk which is turned or
changed may he sweetened and rem
dered fit for use again by stirring in a
little soda.
). That salt will curdile new milk
hence, in preparing milk porridge,
xravies, etc. the salt should not lie adj
de,l until the dish Is PREPARED.
D.. That fresh meat, after beginning
To sour. will sweeten IL placed out OF
doors in the cool over night.
.. That clear boiling water will re-
move tea stains and many fruit stains.
Pour the water through the stain, and
thus prevent it, spreading over the
fabric.
s. That ril,e Tomatoes will remove
ink and other stains froii white cloth ::
also from the hands.
.. That teaspoonful Of turlentine
boiled with your white cioths. will
Ia. That boiled starch j. much inn.
proved by the addition Of a little
.rerm. or LITTLE gum arabic .li--,lys.i
n Thst be,.-wax and .alt viii make
YOUR rusty fiat-irpn- a. clean and
smooth As glass. Tie a lun,p of wax
in a rag. and keep j, lar thai pur,.,-e.
When the inp. are bo,. nut Them mrs,
with the wax-ray. ,h.,, -...ur with a
Uaper or cloth .pr,nkl.,i with ,,,t.
Il. That blue ointment and ker.~ne,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
eREATlY AFFLICTED.
TRIED EVERYTHING.

Hessyx. J. o. HDncovsA o.. Dyseey Cal- Gsa,ie,,<1,
II have used sAxvosD's RADICAL &C RI yok cArAEEs
And u has given perfect satisfaction l have ,rfet
almost everything and b the only thing thu; IS
given relief. therefore take iesure In recon-
nndlnx all alicted with Catarr OF any Kid
aat oner this - my testimony to its bcnefts.
very truly. VS. DECKER
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is INVITED TO OUR
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Condscsed on the plan Of Savings Ranks at the
Ess, Deposits Of dollar aud upward received
and SAVINGS BANK BOOKS GIVEN. Interest
= The rate Of SIX PER CENT. aud compounded
every six months and extra dividend OF one
Per cent. given ON all sums remaining one year
Pskjng &c equal g SEVEN PER CENT. and COM
tO0xb INTEREST II left one year. Money
csunenees to draw interest from the first Of each
month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
OriQin Of the Horseshoe Superstition.

In very early times, says a writer in
Bdtdnin's Monthly, among the Celtic
race, an effigy Of the patron saint, so
common in churches and temples, WAS
much used in the dwellings and work.
shops of the people, As n so-cailcd
"prOtcction" against i'll fortune. The
"glory" above the head Of these fig
urcs-Whicll latter was often rudely
carved in wood and painted - was
represented by a circular piece Of pol
ished metal, tn convey the effect Of
the shining halo, or RiDsbos, ffequent-
IL seen in illustrations Of the Virgin
aud other Scripture subjects. Often
this metal niMbns was of ,emi-circular
form; and, after the figure itself had
disappeared. by reason Of decay. the
nimbus remained and was suspended
in some prominent place at the en-
trance-tlOOr. ar other point command
ing view. The effigies in question
were not unc0nlmonly seen 10y the
side Of the doorway. In course of
time the RiHb,,s was much used n a
substitute for the latter and was -old
in the shops for this purpose.
The tradition Of good luck" a. en-
bodied in the hor-e-shOe theory. may
thus be easily traced. since il became
= common occurrence. in due course of
time. for the faithful adherent Of the
belief i'm charms aud symbols, to adopt
the horseshoe worn 20 brightness, In
the absence Of any other. which he
nailed over his cottage-door. Hence a
piece of metal Of this shape became a--
sOciated in the common mind with
supernatural pretence and care, in
Keeping with the belief attaching Ia
the original figure Of the patron saint.
A waiter was examined tia. other
day before one Of the Courts. We an
mex his testimony:
"Your name Is Flunkey, I believe"
"Ye-, sir, Robert Flunkey."
well, Mr.. Flankey, you say the
defendant /. no genfientas. Why do
you think ~o:.''
Cause, sir, he always says Thank
you." when I hand him n mutton
chop. or 4 pieec Of bread. Now. a real
gentleman never dor. this, but he'll
lar out, Herr. Biii. get n mutton
chop. or III throw the pepper box 1T
Your ir.-asi Iou t-sn Z slesrive me with
gentleman. your worship Cause
why. I have associated with too
n,any Of them at the rare cour-e"
The prs~ent rage Tor spelling school.
reviv.- an ans-sicte of Gen. Scott.
He had dr-ws up the rough draft 81
an orier, In which the word wagon"
occurred. The General inserted one
..g'' iHo many. and hi. clerk. On die
covering IL. tinsidiy a.ke'i on what
authority he SPELLED wagon" With
tvo .'x'.." On the authority 81
Lieut. Gen. SCOTT, commanding the
armies Of the United State. SIR
thunderrsf the IDsnpras old GeDeral
The clerk. At Ieast, Thought the au-
thosity SUFFICIENT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01

CeuiSestes Of Deposit issued, pay fable ON demand,
snd avsilsbie ri all points in America
Bonds Of school. town. city, township. county I.
sesse asiional-boughf and sold also, scrip Of all
kinds, and securities generally.
We discount good commercial paper. aud extend
e customer ali the accommodations csnsistent
With safe bauking.
Advances made on Warehouse Receipts
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
REV. In. VvleGlN SAYS.

.one the best remedies for Caaarrh, nay tie esst
have found n lifetime Of suffering. SAN
roEps RADICAL CURE. IL 10 not unpleasant % take
through nostris. and there Win each bottle
snai EiAss tube for use ~ tnhAlafion clear The
inx ft.lns there unpleasant and
disagree able haw king during the entire day but
clea.nes Of voice and respiratory orgza
Rec. j. u ETcs1s. ~ D0rcAsxeer. 1ass.. 6racos-
Each package contains pY. sanfor1S Impr0ved To-
ha,ing Tube, full directions foe IN all
Price, ~ For by all hoiesale and fsrsaii Drug
.is and DEALER shroughoue the United STATE and
SanAda- WEEKS . POrTER. General ASens AID
Wholesale Druggist. Bossoa. Aaas-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
COLLINS !!!!
VoLTAlc
PLASTERS

Hor Local Pains. Lamenssa eoreneea. well.
nsss, Numbnsss and Indammation Of Tho
Lungs. Liver. Xidneys. Spleen. Bowela
Bladder. Heart, and Muscles. arc equal e
an army Of doctors, and sarss Of plants
and shrubs. 1vsn In Paralysis. Epilepsy
q Fits, and Nervous and Inyoauntary Nus.
eulaf Action. this Plaster. BY Rallying tho
Nervous Yofccs. has effected Cures whcn
every other known remedy hes fAiled.
PF1CO, ID Cents.
Ask for Collins voltaic Plaster. and In.
DIST on having Il. Sold By all Wholesale
and Retail Drugsists throughout the United
ssea,s and cansdaa. WEEKS 4 POTTER,
PropgiOtoes, Boston. Nass.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
BROKERAGE DEPARTMENT.
WE FIND BUYERS FOR:

scoooL BONDS, Us. BONDS,
sRspoE Eoxps STATE BONDS,
COUNTY BONDS, RAILROAD BONDS,
TOWNSHIP BONDS. MUNICIPAL bonds,
ZEAL KsrArR MokrGAGEs
and other
SOUND SECURITIES
saA negotiate iaans for School Boards, Tow nship
Tsussees Couuties, Town. Cities, or Corporations.
Our cliansage is larger, not only In the United
6tsses Laf In ENglasA and France than that Of any
ether wESTEhN HOUSE dealing in the above
Olnss VI securities We therefore able to nOat
~ good loans the most favorable terms.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-01
sANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES,
1000 FEET ABOVE TINE SEA

WV 6E6u 00Vv6 ne SG&
The fciloging testimonials arc ffom Aesnrs. J. q
3oswocrH = Co. beaver. COL large and fncnen11a1
drrGXtsts. Tney rePost unpeeoodeneedly large oalD
N { universal oas1G3ae11on. No other dtDsaso =
azrmingy prevalent h tAaS reGoa M peak oftho
following senfis0sn = sooag thsf - eitisens:-
SoaaY AFFLICTED.
Prompted BY fsllcg 5ssline fof thoss anicfsd vish
catsrrh. wish 70 odd ~ toetmoay IN DehAH q SAs-
foEp's RADICAL. CrH1 toB CAfAkHE. have been
sore.y sficsed visA th fearful dbos for Spuf yearH
and have tried every kneya rsae1y vshost assli.
which almost inSenns relief u being eoaslE
tGtioaai veil - local rsnsAy. believe % b IN
tAsf - claimed for q. kadteea Core for Casaxrh=
Vsry truly yoan w ANkIIvx
GREATLY AFFLICTED.
1essrs J. q. AssseovsA On, Ds.ey: GeaksrMss.-I
take pleasure m Recommending sAHyoEDS RADICAL
Gees voR CArARRH TO all Who ere a01csed With tass
dsesAe. greatly afesed With % for long tine.
and cured With botfiea Of the above CURE About
year Afterwards was taken again with CsfarTh quite
Syerely. and Immediately cent for another bottle.
enich dxed ne all s1ghi giving ne relief nom tne nsss
do>e- am eonAdens thas tbs remedy yin do all thai
claimed Tor II. and moro too Wnhfng yoa sncer~<
II rs introdnctioe. I'm. very truly jour-.
A-w.kAIrA. Of Smsta q Doll
TRIED EVERYTHING.
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have Sal a fc 4 r Hpk A