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List Of Patents 1asned to Inventors Of
tho Northsveatcrn States.
Special Dtsrdteh to Jhe Chicago Tribune
WAs1ttS1ToS. D. C., Aug. 13.--A. II. Evnns l.
CO. report tho following patents Issued to Vest
cru inventors:
=. v, ball, Macon, vclllrlc-whcel.
ror r. w1nh' mstes' Chicago step'- winding attachment
Ii Il: nrown. Crcston. sult<y-plow.
n. u Mraf!ns. 5!ss,l Hyae X, Park. dnmplng.
!: 4 =. co'yics. ChtcARD rock-1rtlL
+. Dlcc, aclntA, windmill.
Il L E9l,ngr't,', 9,san, hM;oskfoed haEyester.rate.
n:M + \ {{iiarkTsdfS {iaaaTS ,.y: Ts;sy: dsat':eaasl:er
4: Kse""' S%e4a Gnesa Me'ss1s spfsa ess1isSpns
ne Sasa Esi;11nsf.1ta. p1nSfs or Tools
E.i ytasan Iesssna,'. GhisaEos uan-top,
:; Noyys White. chieaso. moih. sI Proof carpe.-
4: ieakcr, springfield, violin.
!; y: trosseF. Chieago. cyllnder-cnr.
i:, y: i. f1usscr, Chicago, wire-coilcr two pat.
r. rrosscr, Chicnso. wirc.mnttrcss strctchcr.
;r 4 Irrosser' Ehichko. Etain-eart.
III. Irosaer, Chicago, jilc-eutttng machine
~ prnsser: chfcntEo. car. whceli 1.-Two pascn;sl.
+. Smith. Aiirora. plow. couple.
4; 4. stairk, Chicago, nltoliOl-stoyc,
". s. WtlkinsoI, ohfn. g,ste.
WlsC0ss1y.
y. Curtis, Madison, collur-pntr
2. y. ll,idson, Wnnpun. clothes-wringcr.
4 'fnsen ni,sI,.I ,nef waEon.1oey fncLnE- !ron
4. Sanford, oshkosh, ox.siloc. 81
G. W WiIliams, IL East clafe;, III MllEtnF .stooi.
MICHIGAN.
j. G. Ashley, Detroit, windmill, =
n. lfallur. Ann Arbur, enr. plercer.
". Mekny. Detroit shAtt.sheavo.
". Mckay, Detroit, boat-rope nipper.
=. 3. pnfkc, Hny City, El!nr-valIc.
y. eanfllGben D. Hussell, Detroit, grosBAbow.
MINNESOTA.
J: =. Cook Jordnn. ridd!lngs feeding .hopper.
II. q. Farnatu, 1t. Paul, cuoking anl heutlng
J. IL Kins, St. Paul, calcndan
IOWA.
A. J.. Dorland. Donncllsou, rotarr. churn (rc.
J.. y. Drown, s!1mmersot, anlmal-poke.
y. UutfCrfuss, WtntcrBct, rack fur Muxups.
j. j: George. NORTH Tiborty, fcrtll.zor-al4trlb-
g lynSstWgep, yS Ws,,; ots,umy;a. , 1h,a!,I.-pn; 1,!,
y. y. Mnnyariug. uo Witt coltcF attachment.
Z. II. snrtwoll. Muquokcta, prepariny upaol-
FL" s!niih, Ames, cylinder, cock,
INDIANA.
]. bolton, PutnRmvtlto, hog cholera remedy.
y. =. Colo Aurur1l, hitching t1oviCe.
). 4 LOOK, lHu!ntsnrolfs, rotary motor.
T. n. c0oby, 1ndinuupuls. car-tr1lck.
J. +. FuKh1lu. HtchMulltl, gran-lrlll ircts.uc).
n, e. Mnrrts. Henry County: and n. y. ltcacock,
Wnyno Cuunsy, platfor,1l- hArrow.
G. p: Sawyer. vincennps, gNtc- closer.
Il Y. Smith, Ninevch, stalk: cutter.
h. V. Wlngurd, VluccIues, urlHr.
NEBRASKA.
No Nebraska patents this week.
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edition. ' '"StA''"
The next volume In the T.ctsurp Hopr f,cr;ea
viii he "Troubleaomo paughters.s bv Mra.
Wa1for1.
Mr. George Bancroft hopes to comn1rto in
octobcr hi his "1fistory Of tho United Btates,. be.
Tho 1tsv. ". J. Savage, Of Boston. II In Inn.
nonj ~hcro now work from hfs pen IN tho
sthseaI teur!nga Of evolution WILL bo pubiIshc,i
Dy Tr1bner & Co. o.~0
The tentE part. second volume. Of Mrs. Msrtbs
=. Lamb'a "History of New York" hus Oecn
}Is;i.. }iIhgG. II treats Of tho period Of tho burr
=, Miss Lnutsa n. Alcott sas taken a house IN
h9ston, wherp She will make her home, hfiaS
hn ., has Gnopted baby niece, tho daughter Of
:, Tennyaoa'a "Drcnm Of Fair Women" Is 10
t, ncSa holiday acneon, III an edition illustrated
le1t!1ttg nrti*ts and engraved under the iircc-
ton Of Ar: Anthony. II will haYo forty iins.
'fat1ohs' eight Of them fill page.
Emilia Zo!n Is reported ns saying: "somcbody
eAJs TINT l !ntghtf soon to brlnR ont n ,,Dvrl
Hnoso subject In to be tho struggle between tho
gG. n.ger anh tne petty tEstacsnen. hnve nat tho
tE .tEast i'ltehtaon Of Undertaking 30 tlcuyy, 80
ta,nrny; 80 fntlguinx II work, After toilinx ovcr
me ne @cohtrnEy, Tho nnvel think Of WrItfpR is d
unmcstIc story with very few cbntucters. wr3tfc,
E!th Rren{s simplicity OF style, and in which I
gn. p s f. avoid everything like description.
,ssts III, " M sort or reaction aKtinst my prrroua
goodness Will be the lc1.dlng ideas of his novel
when viii mt 10 rcay fur the press in less lhan
c'4lLlcn or twenty. four months hetlcc
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ronds to continue this reduction. Tho tons Of
reshe 1a nnysh un ne ra!n east. nnd. west trunk
Granker roads amounted ID 1s:3 to 1MG anl
~ INV 70 Y w The reeGlpts from freight 1T
la'1 were *!ls,Ui b48 and lHis $lt8.3!l .tlU. Tho
9vein9c fate 1ef ton Per mile tcentA} IN 1871 WIS
80 an0 n l5!t i1:. The miles q ra1foad com
Enrcn Weto. IN 18i3 ,4b ard In l8!D l363I. While
sGIo ntN nccn an thcfense IN freight moved OF
* ad, y pcr cetlt, and IN miles OF roah opefnfcd NJ
k0eJ ~ PEI celtt ina tncteHso II freight earnings
',! o 10y nn!{ o.af per cont. THO percentage Of
~ 81 III tno rate per ton per, mile hrs bocn
e'frss ;rhn 49,.
,a1 PC inSseaeo of mileage In ls6 vas ].t12; III
ir IN 1877, 2+Ssl; In 1873, 2t987; and In
'o1g, H. a'.s.i .st3..
~ snuG" s show good accrcnsc IN bnth the
1orsG tt 9ta Hionns aobis or railroads, as com.
.,rt nu psocsss OF reorganization Or bank-
sa;. =. 'W1sn h AeEmD Oi !nnsptcdness to capita!
~ e; Mhl!e tno 5andcu dett has nocrcnsod
a.t y nuM tne nohtinK deot G0t. tho
Gt % SrsuM sno"s " !ncfeaao of ,o80dS:
"a ~ - Hmouns IVA ~ !uIcTesl pa1h ahs Increased
ss;, h"gs Mot*Mastanelhg me reduction ut tho
1nJ., LIZ H.. rH1 u 'ntcfese paid or thu
tMmuea i.1da uep5 avaraRcs ~! per cent. an
l.iG,saso % u ~ ~ ~ r. compared with lsi6. Tho
~ s. ~ @ pain Tas S:t8 per cent
~ c2Mpnrcn w!tn ~ per cent foT isiS,-a gain
y. H. PET GeM.. - 1n1 ~, INCREASE IN amount paid
M nasiacm9s ~. Wss eeuas:lMs. .,.-
Al, nnuentM ~ thc ErGlNce u long fcvleW OF
1uo uGG!eInn q tnG supreme court q The United
oMLts ~ tao oinkin9 FunH GhHcs. Inc aupcnr-
nncc oI Inc rGEiow ~ tnia race e III tuestiuun-
ma 5as!e- y a9Gs not nrupef!y nc!unk IN \ rni1.
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e t. esit century ,he sh.tcr. vii.
Edaey tsmsdsn sdtsnd9rd biood purifier. IYge Ind
fRsuagAons Ivy t q physlciana and ani9usats a
, 1880-08-14

Horsford's Acid Phosphate makes delightful
md healtby dI!uk. With Watgr md auxar Vuly.
, 1880-08-14


Tho elKhtpcnth yuluma Of tho American Dc.
olstons, which Is lust out, has, besides the usual
humber Of important decisions, several which
arc s,tlta interesting Us vol to tho general rcaI
or. In fact, there nFo many worse books to road
than vouMe " law-rctMrts. There Is quiet
amusement III reading legal oplnIons, to notice
the unctuoAs WY III which borle Judgcx-unl
tho 11cu "a mt cxtnct-~"!lt continue tu bring In
all tho suutehes Of Latln phrases they hnyo bceN
ahlo to ucqu'ro, aa though their uwl lnn2uaYa
WAS insufficient to express tho depth ur their
feelings, Observe too, tha co!d-bloolu. 1nan-
ncr In which rich bit OF scanda u t1cil,lllel Of
Al! Its tuGlness by tho j,.dletnl MIND, autt con.
web OF technical re4snnInx. 1Aku cuIo
which haa thus ueuupleti publlu attention,
and lMup DISCUSSED ut louRih In thu nows.
Nilers. sand y, reader who bus becu
teoo11.ize then. WHEN, frsNen intn fnfu,
thnf rUuHpear IN . SuW YOUR IN q yGlunu Of
r1ports. Hut the lOAs III ulLo way IL nlDpy
cAtoponsAteGl IN aftuthpr. Thero IL now "A liut
dlKnlty,u sort Of xacinl luujcaty. 70 lcts which
wh.l!. c,mlnitte.i wcsu " os;so eharueter.zcd ~
sinful: They huFu nttairrsl Faeu iil history,
aud, lfku tho bar sinister VI, Al esgutctcU Gati
bD Remembered With pr!t1o by tho relatlvcs. GnD
OF thu cAsss IN tho presce volt.a.o that ts tn.
il that ot llri.,tlua u. Tho Huntsville Ua;,is,
which WIS M an nation u tseoyGr money fou'!l W
the plaiatattls slsyo n ana pH into ths hank
history, discussing thu diuaruncGH between
HAtrrS III fhn ltHAllll unl fcldll t!Eles
anu thut IN thu United Suites: discovered thur
aud finally held tlat tho possession aud property
of the slave Wers tho possYsslon a,d properly Of
the Mn$tcst Rnl that the 4Atter should have the
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Eston's Civil Service in Great Brit.

Civil tervice In Great Britain. A History OF
;, Abuses and Ncforns. and their Hearing upon
American Politics. BY UonNAS u! EATON.
With m Introduction by GEUn0E WILLIAM
CURTIS. 8ro, Cloth, S2tl
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Lie Of James A. Garfield,
= Republican Candidate for President OF the
1,ntted States, Dy EpMuND KlnsE. ll,ustrHt-
ID. ITO, pnper, 20 ccntA.
Aordhof's Politics for Young Amer.
: ieaIs.
4, Politics for founs Amcrle9ps. py CHARLES
EogproFR. limo, 1Inlf LeatIcs, Is centA-
fisl's Parliamentary Law.
Republican or Democrat .,,.
A retrospect, with It's 1.csaon for the Citizen OF
rsa1 Gmo, Taper, Is cents

Ams.Icnn MnnuRl Of parliamentary LAW, OF,
The Common LAW OF Deiibesntise Assemblies.
systematically Asrnnred for tho uso Of tho
I'srlInmentnr aud tic Novice. ny 0EoRos
y T, FISH. 1Culo. Cloth, 60 conta; Leather Trucks,
sLNl
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Richardson's National Banks. 49,.
The National Hanks. ny II. ". NtouAnpsoN.
;2ruo. Papor, :; con,as Cloth, t0eeata.
SeKtoIub's A B G Of Finance.

The q c OF Flnnncc, OF, tin Money and
Lnbor Questions Fnmlllarly Explained 10 Com.
mon rcoplc. In Short md Easy Lessons. Dy
siMoS NEwco,tu. LID. Elmo. Paper, 2
= eentst Cloth, 10 cents,
, 1880-08-14

Equally adapted 70 tho feeble or robust, tnAla
Or female. ure Malt AltteEs-
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money which the poor hlack wrntch founf, AM
ntcr cnse, which seems to justifythc oil Tercn-.
tiatt mnxitn. Slimmum Jus, stl1ntna tntt,rin, il
tnae Or Look VI. BrAdlcy, where 1t ~ held that d
so,l y under no OBLIGATION, after he has Geon,
eS1ss neSS9sns IT. up ~ is fn!her to pay the latter
land ctai'n, OF Nnw York, which seems 10 hos.
seas ono nf the attributes pf Ddn1un'A ghost, jso
IN one q tho caHes decided In this v6Itlme Tho
so Nv 'GEaa profession will be left 10 that profess
~, Iano AmcrlcMn Decisions etc. by A. e. FIRE.
croft & Coz 1e'0e0' a. - o"n~
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ELECTRICITY,
ELECTROMAGNETIC,
VITAL PSYCHO.MAGNET1SM
AND THE MOST APPROVED MODERN
MEDICATION.
~CONSULTATION FREE
On. RoBl2rs DIAGNOSES DISEASES
WITHOUT QUEsTlONs.
OFFICE HOURS 8 A. n. tot p. N.


I, the trsstment Of tho following diseases
d.. Rebsrts' system has No EQUAL In pro
aucioa greedy aud permanent cures viz Ner.
Veue Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Rheumatic GOut:
xr1leulss Rheumstism, Lateral. Posterior and
zsIerior Cusvstarss Of the Spine. Dyspepsia,
DsoDsy, Abdominal Dropsicsl Tnmors, Nsr'
vsss Debility. Paralysis, Shaking Palsy
81 Consumption, Nasal Catsrrh, BrOnchttis
ises d velcs, Kidssy Nsesses Liver Com
Dlalst Partial insanity, Scrofuls lmpotency
Lee q Manly vigor Stsrility, Falling Of the
Weob, Badness, Piles, Fistuls, syphilis. all
10oalo Dissases, LsucorSh0a, Flour Albu"
Halsfsl Nsns,rustioD, Suppression, Of thu
1aooeA &C., eta.
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AsrlCuLAR RHEUMATISM.

New Orleans, Tune 9th, 1880.
lhsve beso very badly affected with artieu.
II she.natss@, aaA dropsy Of tho knee loints
f0l. )se mWnths. The usual remedies and the
1Vcoerlptions tried did me no good. hal
nsAe ~ ny mind that should become I
Depnsseut cripple. then heard Of and ap
Md 10 u. X \. Roberts, who afforded m,
associate relief and BY ok weeks magnetic
tssaemsnt perfect cure.
win answer questions cheerfhlly.
Iine1 N. WAHLlG,
Iedasues, corner Philip and frsret Sts.
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Miscellaneous.
Grand Ecere
WAR HOUSE,

/ VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashed tho bssinea y
I'll Ch.mbefs 4 Basbeest this point
and secnred their services, I an p1eDas'
q to store ssd forward promp0y, all
ltsights end cotton consigned to ~ cazs
Rates q storage In future viii b q
foll0wss MI = -sxs; (. So &
+ liftespy Cssts Per barrel lor m III
1hirty-6vs Cents pss bsls 6 Geo..
March 1l-N. "a -
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n. i N. J.CUNNINGHAN.
ATTORNEYS At Law.

st. Denis Street, NatchitOches, La.
WILL give prompt and personal At
Wv tcntiOn to all bnsiuess entrusted to
their care.
Practices in the District and Parish
Courts in the Parishes of NatchitOches,
Red River, DeSoto aud Sabine, and before
the Supreme Court at Monroe and New
Orleans. Jan S 7s.ly.
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IMPORTANT f. +: :;. $: :, &C. f.; f.:

ting lands upon the Public DOMaln. Sen ms; %s
the July number Of THE COsMOrO. LITE, In when
il given full information where tho best toy
eminent lands arc yet subject to Entry, taken Hs
from the Correspondence OF the U. >. LAM VI
fcers and others in all parts Of the unIe"
States. Explains fully also how Soldiers, ~.
ors, their Widows and Orphans can locate thew
rights by an Agent; also explains clearly WI"
are entitled to rights they can dispose u T H.w
in fail with recent Amendments and Ruling.s ;
how everybody, Soldiers and Civilians, sen . TO-.
cate PHk EMOTIONS, HoMEsrEAps, and Iisss1
CLAIMS: an article fully in the interest I" NV
homeless, and for sale at 10 cents pr copy.
Address at once, before all are gone 'nco n.,s
| yonr 10 ccntsin scrip or postage stamps Luz
| / OsMorOLJTE, Sioux City, Iowa.
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W. 3. BASSETT,
CsDtaiu Of the "XAETHA."

Ce1egsh, Bronchitis, Affection Of the Left Lung,
OvDc0sis, Palpitation VI the Heart, and
'HS very we'll any way" oil cured.
No. - Chippewa street,
New Orleans, January !, ls9O. !
lNessby certify that have been very much
sGae0od With nseol catarrh, bronchitis, severe
o16o06Go Of ~ leit lung, palpitation OF thu
I1os0 ~ The worst form Of dyspepsia for one
yeos, cd was pasalng. into quick ccnsamp.
- oosV)y end 20 mistake, Five Of the most
0tpeoS jAysleiaas OF this city tailed to afford
. o0y telisf BEFORE called on Dr. Roberts
1lou0l eD6ee treatment. am steadily ginning
6eily' will ehesrially answer inquiries per
eooS)y. Mnoa WILLIAM ANGLER.
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Ncw and Gerry Attractive Styles arc
AsAcou now ready. Best Cabinet
AND or Parlor ORGANS 10 tho
HAMIIN World, Of highest dist!lc'
nDnAMc ton at every great world .
UnuHVO exhibition for thirteen
years. Prices, s5l, so, ses. ~, 500. 70
$500 aud upward. For easy paymen.s
SG.3s q quarter and upward. Cats ~ e%
free. MASON Il HAMLlN OkGAN ~ ~.
l54 fremont St., BOSTON; A. Easy i.t s
st.. Union Square,) NEW YORK: N
Wabash Ave-, CHICAGO. OCT. Jaw
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Ok xesvls'S 1inaifatef.

Npeelal Notiee. -Cavil Bray, ESQ.,, Of
Vernos parish. 10 the duly authorized
agent lbf the VlNDlCATOR in Vernon par
~. ssd al contracts made by him will
b fully ratified and carried ont by us.
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Druggists.

CHEMICALS.
FINE TOILET SOAPS,
BRUSHES, COMBS, &C.,
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Perfumery in great variety; Trusses,
Supporters. Shoulder Braces. &c.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal
purposes, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass
and Putty.
Physicians Prescriptions carfully pre-
pared ut I'll hours.
June 10.
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Carpenters.
DALEY & BRAZIL,
CAR PEN TIERS
AND
VJnde1.ta1xe1'a.

WILL perfofm any work in their line
w "a we'll and ~ cheaply ~ it can be
done BY any body, and hope for share
Of public patronage.
Furniture repaired and varnished, and
male a. good ~ new. Upholstery work
of all kind promptly attended to.
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CARPENTER
10 N f. R

FL prepared s..,,d' to do ali
kinds 81 Carpsntering
and Joining on The shortest notice, and
in irst.class, woskman-liko manner. He
has permanently located In Natchitoches,
but will do work ct any point In this vi.
cinity when called.
Best Of references given. Terms mod.
crate. q
JOHN LARK. :,
Tsb. X-ly.
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TESTIMONIALS:
No. 1s6 Chippewa street,
New Orleans, January ,, 1850.

No. Is6 Chippewa street,
New Orleans, January J, 1850. }
vhso n nay concern:
On Tie 18Th Day Of June, 1872, On abcess
hS1e6 @ The left hip Of my wife, which des-
ereye6 ~ ~ sk the limb and left her help.
- Her su1srings were terrible. and her
~ Ne sspialy sbbing away. After trying
oVeeyohjDg that could b. thought Or heard Of
h 1edieins, without relief. I then heard Of
81 seoe NJ d.. Il. r. Roberts, who, by bis
ViAAl Deyeheusgnetic power. In . fsw weeks
ree1eioS he use Of The limb. She 10 now
~ . walk 70 his ONCE fof treatment end
1ook heoe without assistance.
1lanoA VS. BASSETT,
NaOkaiu ~ NhA IN "
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L. B. WATKINS, D. q. sCAkbohOoon'
ATKINS 4 SCARBOROUGH,
Attorneys at LaW.
Successors to Levy T. Scarborough
WILL practice in the District Courts OF
\ the parish OF NatchitOches aud
Red River, and in the Supreme Court OF
the State. Prompt attention given to
all business. Addresses, l.. B. Watkins,
at Cousl,atta, Or d. G. Scarborough, at
NatchitOches.
April 1Oth.-ly.
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w. ~. OTt1ddoe, 90
CIVIL RN0lNEBR I SURVIVOR,
-, ST.. DIxls S1lEEr. sf1e =,
q q NATOHI1O OnES, LA. ~
Will give prompt attention 70 busi-
nsss inlatebitoches, Sabine and Rapides
pasishss.
) { Nay 39-6m. s.
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49,. ---- - y.
s s: stsl ss1 4 s'sts s
- Applications for AGENCIES or RATES to CLUBS should
only be made to the office in New Orleans g.s a.
sL M ~ gssqs; autts4aa .5ts 5a# .5a
Il - N - !. !. y 2
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Professional Cards.


WV. H. JACK. f. E. BUCKNER
j ACK 4 BUCKSER,
Attorneys at Law.
NATCHITOCHES, LA.
WILL practice in the District Courts
w of NatchitOches, Red River, VIM,
Grant, Sabine and DeSoto, and IN tho
Supreme and Federal Courts.
Nov. l3.-1y.
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Il It All Fiction +?
Please Read The .foQo'cing see|
authenticated Ects as az
Appropriate Ansarer.

List Of . few Of TIE many astonishing cures
psrfSrmsd BY
DIR. II. II. Roberts.
II bic Medical and Hygienic Institute, SAC Mag
asine Street, near corner Jackson, New Orleans
1uvisg the present Spring and Summer. lseO
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This Institution regularly Incorporated by Of the State for
Charitable
which the nvioab faith the which pledge has
helmng franchise
constitution adopted December H. A. d. 1879 with Capital Of NO
which has added Of $ON ts Grand Single Number Dis
trbuon will take monthly Tuesday Never Scales
Look the following Distribution:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-02

We understand that one or two par
ties have objected to the Commission
ers incurring the expense 81 putting
in furnace at the court house. We
have examined into the matter some
what and have found that the furnace
will Ike q matter Of economy fo, the
county. The furnace will not con-
sumo at the outside more than Ii tons
of coal per year, which at s. per ton
In good price, amounts 10 SIP per
year. The amount now consumed per
year is 80 tons, which at 81 per ton
amounts TO $3.50. A janitor employed
for five months The viii, not be needed
lOnger) at so per month will cost the
county SlOO. Thus We find that the
amount saved To the county will bc AT
least Sl3S per year. The furnace costs
$50, and ut the above rate Of saving il
will soon Ike paid for. In this esii-
mate We have not considered that the
janitOr will devote his spare time in
keeping the premises in order, which
is not done now. Neither do We con-
slider that the un UNPLEASANT smoke which
now disligurrs .hc rooms and renders
calcimining and painting \ necessity
every year or two will he forever BAN
ished. Besides this, If the furnace
should no be put in, an expense of Mt
least SO wOuld have ia Inc Incurred
Immediately in providing two new
stoves, very much needed, rs well n
much more cXpenre for the stoves
which would be- needed hereafter,
There is certainly economy in the fur
mace.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-02
Brookville Items.

We are having fine weather.
The special city election, for the
election Of two Councilmen to fill the
vacancies caused by the resignation OF
G. C. Campbell and q. Il. Carrel, re-
suited i'm the election of +. NJ. Hodge
and f.. c. Blanchard, both of whom
are gentlemen and will make good
COuncilmen.
On Saturday last, Mr.. Towns came
down the street looking unusually
well pleased. Shortly Mrs. ImpsOn
passed along wearing u very pleasant
smikc, then followed Willie lmp>on,
he too was smiling. Ii was evident
that there was some cause for sd much
smiling, and presently we were in
formed by DIR. Stcarns that il was
father Towns, Grandma ImpsOn and
Uncle Willie. It's girl and weighs
ten pounds.
The work on the depot is progress
ing rapidly, and when finished We
can boast of one of the finest depOts on
the line of the road.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Ii. Paul, who has been lying at the
point of death for the last week is con-
v:s.cScent.
The school has closed for the pres
ent on account of the prevalence Of
Dyphtheria.
Coal from Elkhorn has been coming
in. IL is of Il good quality and is much
cheaper than eastern coal.
The Dyphtheria attacks both chill
drcn and adults. CAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-02
The Crawford Drama tic Troupe.

This excellent company gave per
foriiianccs at the Opera House OH
Monday ami Tuesday evevenings.
The audiences were respectable in
numbers each evening. The Lauc.l-
shire Lass WAS presented Monday eve
ming. The character of "Ru;h Kerby"
was execlieutly sustained by Miss
Florence Webster, and Frank Hart
well rs the "Party 10y the name OF
Johnson" quite capi,vatcd the audi.
ence. Miss Jenny Gilbert ~ the
ubiquitous "Spotty" was very enter.
tanning.
On Tuesday evening, i'm the play OF
DORA" Frank Hartwell as Farmer
Allen" was sufficiently venerable and
lOvable for his many oil man quail
ties, and Miss Florence Webster's
Dora" was well received. The farce
$50 Oblige Benson" WAS "rich, rare
and rncy." This troupe will always
he well received by the SaIina people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-02
Pleasant Valley items.

Now that Thanksgiving Is over
with, il is about time to make prepara-
tons for the Christmas celebration.
The only event of any importance
this week WAS the party given by Miss
Dora Twining last Thursday evening.
The guests arrived at an early hour,
passed the evening i'm playing games,
in which all present joined with the
greatest enjoyment. The company
was quite large and among them were
Misses Hattie and Jennie Braithw;iit,
Rebecci and Lizzie Storch, Rosa
Kcrns, Toiuah Fctterling, Eva and
Eda Postlewait, Rosa Dean and
MessrS. John, Ed. and Harry An tliOny,
Albert Isowdrnbusch. Walter Ncttlcs,
Will. and Charlie Braithwait, Geo
Storch, Arthur Fcttcrling and many
Others.
The criZoo;ic has reached us in Il
very mild form.
The Rev. Mr.. ShuElaker preached
at the Powers school house last sun
day, and announced that he would
hereafter preach ut that place every
fourth Sunday.
The merry skaters may now he fire.
qucntIy seen gliding over the ice upon
the Mulberry.
Rice's herd of cattle has been kept in
this vicinity for the past few weeks
and seems To afford the farmers here
an infinite amount of pleasure.
NOSIEN.