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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13
Wee Wirelings,

| NCO vAEclAM8Bs "
Esther Powers house burned at Kent,
Ohio.
Mrs. Morrison fatally burned at zanes.
vile, 0.
James Clarke's house burned near Bed
ford, Ind.
Sarah Johnson's residence burned near
Chillico,he. O.
Thomas & Hobacks mill burned near
sharpsville, Ind.
Henry Tschudy, saloon keeper, suicided
at Allegheny, Pa.
Ella Bernhardt, aged two, burned to
death at South Bend, Ind.
Samuel E. Barnes'' house burned at
Homewood Pa. Loss $4,000.
Joseph Kinks dwelling burned near
Steubenville, 0. Loss $1,000.
Hugh Logan run over by wagon and
fatally injured at Adams, Decatur County,
Ind.
Rev. Michael O'Donahue, of Hillsboro
Ohio. succeeds Rev. Martin Walsh at st.
Mary's.
At New Haven Conn.,, the Germans
hall burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance
Borcherst & Doggett's furniture ware.
house burned at Bradford, Penn. Loss
simrson, Crawford & Simpsons dry good.
establ ishment burned in New York. Los:
5000, 600.
Coleman's hardware store and two dwell.
ings burned at Morgantown, Ind. Loss
over $11, 900.
DR.. Hurd's barn burned near Jefferson.
o., and the Doctor died of heart-disease
during the fire.
}. R. Collins house burned at Lodi, Wis,
and John Rathbun and Henry Harris were
killed by falling ruins.
Anna Hoffman, aged fourteen, lost one
arm and the hand of another in railroad
accident at New Albany.
John Green, of a revenue force. killed
in fight with moonshiners in Wilkes
County, N. G. Several others wounded.
Chastine Cox, who murdered Mrs Hall
and Pietro Balbo who murdered his wife,
have been sentenced to be hanged Nav 28tb
in New York.
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Public Benefactors.

Harvey, .Jenner, Guthrie, and other dis.
coverers OF great facts in medical science.
have been properly called the worlds ben.
efactors. Whoever succeeds in lessenine
the pains and dangers of the human family
deserves no less title Hunts Remedy,
the Great Kidney and Liver Medicine, is a
medical marvel 1t cures all complaints OF
the kidneys, bladder, liver and urinary or
gans-even Brights Disease-and it saves
valuable lives by the thousand.
Sold by all druggists Trial size, 100
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Mr.. PARNELL surveys the battlefield
in Great Britain and calculates that the
balance of power lies with the Home
Rulers. at is incorrect" he says, "to
suppose that the Liberals are rendered
Independent of the Irish members.
Their majority disappears, should we
Join the Conservatives"
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THE medical profession must cast
their eyes about them for substitute
for opium. A syndicate of American
sharpers have acquired control of about
all that drug in the market and propose
to increase the price to thirty dollars per
pound. Now let John Chinaman put
that in his pipe and smoke it, if he can
afford to.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13

SEVEN hundred human lives have al
ready been sacrificed for the restoration
of King Thebaw's health. As the con-
firmed hummer does not make the best
Use of his health when he has it, the
proper way to cure him would perhaps
be to kill him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13

Browns Bronchial Troches," when al
lowed to dissolve in the mouth, have di
rect influence on the inflamed parts, allay
Ing pulmonary irritation, and giving relic
in coughs, colds and the various throat
troubles to which singers and public speak
ers are liable. ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13

SOME American engineers have cir
cumvented DeLesseps by surveying a
canal route across the Isthmus, W hich is
only thirty miles in length. This is one
third shorter than that of DeLesseps'
the length of which is forty-fve miles.
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GEN. HATcH's report of that brush
with Victoria's band is painfully incom-
plete. Eight of the soldiers were severely
wounded, but we are not informed how
many dead Indians strew the plain.
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THE Ohio Legislature is gathering the
drapery of its couch about it and getting
ready to lie down and die. Only few
days more of life are left it.
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JAMES d. PHELPa
LIVER COMPLAINT.

GENEvA, AshtabuIa County, Ohio.
Dear Sir: was afflicted with Liver Complaint
for number OF years, and spent hundreds Of dob
lars for medicine and doctors without deriving
any permanent relief At last gave your great
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP trial, and soon found
1t gave me more benefit than anything had eyef
tations and am now completely cured.
MRS. D. A. FISH
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ALPHoNso desired to commute the
sentence of Otero, but, like many an
other monarch, he became the tool of his
advisers, and tomorrow the would-be
regic;de dies.
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UNANIMOUS RECOMMENDATION

ARMsTR0NG's Mills, Belmont County, Ohio,
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, have expert.
enced the beneficial effect Of your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP, and recommend its use 10 suf.
fering humanity.
LAV1NA CALWELL PRISCILLA MAHEW.
JOSEPH PERKINS, IVY WILSON,
WILLIAM PERKINS JOHN BECKETT
SETH WARD, EMMA DANFORTH
ELIZABETH WARD. JOHN BROWN
MARY CALWELL, WIN. WOODRING.
GEORGE PERKINS
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j. N. SNnTHEE, one Of the messengers
of the U. S. Senate, is candidate for
Governor of Arkansas. If he ran we'll as
a'messenger, he might run well as can
didate.
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.


WILLIAMsFIELD, Ashtabula County, Ohio,
Dear Sir: Having been afflicted with rheuml
tism for number Of years, / was induced to tA
short trial I was satisfied that 1t would effect q
cure. ! am now nearly well.
JAMES b, PHELPa
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PRICE OF LARGE BOTTLES. N.n
PRICE Oh SNALL BOTTLES, *
LIVER COMPLAINT.

BLUE CREEK, Adams County Ohio.
Dear Sir: was troubled with my Liver and the
use of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP did me
moro good than any other medicine ever tried
The Syrup has also greatly benefited n y mother.
WILLIAM WEAVER
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What Makes YOu Sfckl

You have allowed your bowels to become
habitually costive, your liver has become
torpid, the same thing sils your kidneys
and you arejust used up. Now be sensible,
get package of Kidney-Wort, take it faith
fully and soon you will forget you've got
any such organs, for you will be well
man,
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.

CUMMINsyILLE, CINCINNATI, Ohio
Dear Sir: was afflicted with Rheumatism and
tried many remedies, but failed to obtain relied
until began the use OF your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP, short trial of which entirely cured ma
CHAS BETTNER
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HAMERsvILLE. Brown County Ohio
Dear Sir: I have suffered with Rheumatism fu
years, and find your INDIAN BLOOD SYRU1
gives me great relief advise all similarly afic1
ed to give 1t q trial GEO. M. GREGG
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ANOTHER SUFFERER.
BLUE CREEK. Adams q

BLUE CREEK, Adams County, Ohio.
Dear Sir: / procured some OF your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP and 1t has effectually relieved
me of sickness and pain arising from uderenged
Liver. ALEX. GALBREATH.
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Our colored citizens in mass meeting
assembled have set down vigorously upon
Representative Williams.
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DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.

CUMMINsvILLE, CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Dear Sir: Suffering from q severe case Of DysL
pepsla, was induced to try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP, and after short trial 1t efectually 70
lieved me. MRS. JENNIE AGNESa.
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IT begins to look as if we did not send
the right man over to punch billiard
balls with the French champion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13

JACK FROST has blasted some of the
bursting buds, but there are still enough
left to insure bountiful fruit crop.
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CURE FOR HEART DISEASE.

| MAPLE Brown County, Ohio
Dear Sir have used your INDIAN BLOOD
| SYRUP for Disease OF the Heart and have 70
csived much benefit therefrom.
| DOUGLAS EDWARDa
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GREATLY BENEFITED.

CUMMINsvILLE, CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Dear Sir Ihave derived great benefit from the
use OF your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, and unhe1.
itatingly recommend 1t TO suffering humanity.
Sresas MRS. AMANDA MYERS
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.

JOHN D. PARK d SONS. l7b Sycamore Street
r hAeREADY & co.. 50 and 90 Walnut Street
Le
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READ WHAT OUR AGENT SAYS,

CuMMINsvILLE CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Dear Sir Since became your agent have used
the INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. and 1t has proved b
be the most valuable remedy ever tried. M
wife was great sufferer from tho Bleeding Pilee
and the doctors failed to relieve her; but aince
using your medicine her trouble has almost en-
tirely disappeared. ALEX. VOSS
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DYSPEPSIA.

DUMoNTsvrLLE, Fairfield County, Ohs
Dear Sir: suffered from Dyspepsia for yesra
but since using your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP I
feel Like new person.
MISS LIZA sHAFFER
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FOR ERYsIPELAs.

SPRINGFIELD. Clarke County. Ohio.
Dear Sir: This Is to certify that your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP has healed some trouble sorea
caused by Erysipelaa Itisa valuable medicine
]. NAGLR
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SURE CURE FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
SPRINGFIELD. Clarke County, Ohio.
Dear Sir: have used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for Liver Complaint and purifying the
also relieved my wife OF headache.
ENOCH K. NAVR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
Omcial Chances.

There was something of n c.angt
among the county officers at the Court
House last Monday. Mr.. r.. r.. Bowen,
who has been faithful, competent
official, gave up the office of county
clerk Ia his successor Mr.. Jos. Sar-
gent, who will undoubtedly make
equally ~ faithful and competent an
officer. Mr.. s. +. Crisis, who has 81
long and satisfactorily filled the Office
of Register of Deeds-who even was
more successful in third term boom
than Grant has yet been. gave way To
Mr.. Ed. Whitman, who will record our
real estate transactions in good style
and with satisfaction to the people
Sheriff Baker succeeded Sheriff Baker,
and both gentlemen rank among the
best sheriffs we have ever had. DR.
GROCER succeeded again 10 the Office Of
Coroner. as did Mr.. l.. o. Wight To
the Office of Surveyor. Both gentle
men have performed the duties of their
respective offices so well that it would
seem az If the people had concluded to
install them therein for life Mr.. James
Carlin, after having served the county
As commissioner from the Second Dis
trict for two years, gives way 10 Mr..
Arson Miller, who takes hold of the
bellows already ~ il he were an expe-
rienced hand. And thus are We "offi-
crr,-d ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
On the Saline.

SALIVA, Ks. Jan. 10, is31
Last Monday noon found Us nj the
residence of Peter Humbarger, who
has one Of the grandest farms i'm m.
Saline Valley Mr. Humbarger lost
his house and most of his household
furniture last November by fire. and
also 500 in money. He has erected
another house, ana il prospecting fine
". He owns SUb acres of nice land
and has about onr-thir,i Of IL under
cultivation.
On farther up the valley We found
Charles Muchow, an old residenter.
He too has a good farm, about III
acres under cultivation. A. q farmer
he * q success.
We next arrived ut the home of Sol
Humbarger, who il one of the success
full farmers Of thi, valley. Mr.. Hum
larger has about 80 acres al fine
prairie, and most of il under cultiva-
ton.
In the evening about o'clock We
rode up to the residence of Capt. j. L..
Stansill. who has "a handsome farm in
the valley, u few rods north of the
boundary line Of Saline and Ottawa
counties. We accepted AN invitation
from the Captain Ia make thai our
headquarters for the night. Capt.
Stansill IL one of the best men We have
ever met. Pleasant and agreeable, he
makes many friends.
Tuesday morning we started down
the valley on our home, calling on sew
eral other prosperous and well 10 do
farmers. We saw shout .0S acres of
the best wheat the Saline Valley can
produce, and il il as fine a. any ia Sa-
line county, and the prospects for a
large yield are fiattering.
4. W. T.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
The Olof Bull Concert.

The Olof Bull Concert Troupe was
complimented with the largest audi
ence that has assembled at the Opera
House twhere admission was charged
at the door since il wasopened. Every
seat i'm the house Was reserved before
noon on Tuesday, and seats were sold
in the aisles, and corners, to those who
were 80 unfortunate rs 10 apply after
that time for reserved seats.
The troupe il composs-: Of excellent
musicians and gave the hest Of salts
faction. Olof Bulls violin playing Is
very fine, and some of his specialtie>
are rendered with artistic skill. He
fails To thrill his audience with soul
stirring music, a. does the venerable
artist whose name his 81 nearly resem-
hles tOle Bull yet the possibilities in
store for him ii improved. bid fair Ia
make his name famous. The pianist.
Sebastian Simon >on, was really i'm AL
vance Of Mr.. Bull ~ musician Hi-
execution was particularly fine, aud
from his opening piece To the close al
the concert he delighted the audience
with the taste and skill he displayed.
Mrs. Page made herself a favorite
with the audience upon her first APP
pearanee. When she appeared aud
sang her last selection, the Marseille>
hymn, her friends would not let her
go, and she was Obliged TO appear
again aud again even after her response
Ia the encore when she sang BABY
Mine" 80 charmingly. Little Josie
shared much Of the honor bestowed
upon her mother. She has a sweet,
mellow voice. which wins the hearts
Of the listeners
The concert was an immense success
in every respect. and made our Presby-
terrain friends indulge in = Methodistic
smile - they contemplated the i'm
mense hit they had made In securing
this concert company.
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Prof.. Tice for January.

LIST and I'd, r. d. {. l., clearo or fairand
cold; 3d to 9TH, f. d. r. l., clOuding,
with snow or rain, according to lati-
tude; 9Th and eth, r. b. f. l., clear and
very cold, il h. h. comes from \. w;
s,h TO llth, {. r.. l., clouding and
threatening weather. with heavy rain
or snow storms in places; 18th TO 18th,
r. u. {. t., fair and cold 18th to 18th,
{. Il. r. l., clouding, with snow or rain
storms; 18th To 3Dth r. I. {. l., clear or
fair, and very cold; 2l-t To -. +. h. r.. t.,
clouding, threatning weather, with Sc
we're storms in places; 9th To 18th, T.
d. 1 t., fair and cold 18th to 18th, (.
u. r. l., clouding weather with show of
rain :a0th 10 :;lst, r. d. {. l.. clear or
fair. The comparatively warmer days
will occur about 4th. 10th, Eth, I'D
aud 2sth. The colder days will occur
about LIST, 9Th, 18th, Goth, 18th and 30th.
The earthquake periods are 4th, eth.
18th. Eth, I'D and 9th. The shocks
may I've confined to countries subject to
earthquakes. and may he sometimes q
day earlier or later than given above.
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New Cambria Items.

Diptheria still RACES among the little
ones of this vicinity.
The minstrel performance at the
School House on Monday evening by
Fori's Amateur minstrel troupe was
very good, and a amateur performers
they do exceedingly well.
Mr.. Matt. q. Stevens, brakeman III
the Junction City and Fl. kearney
Branch, has taken LAY off, and i
visiting the family Of J. H. short.
Death has again called AT the home
of John q. ltZen, this time taking
Catharine from the number. On sat
ur,lay the ~. Otilds. the eldest. died
and in just one week Cathsrine was
called Ia join her in the eternal world.
Several little SONS of Mr. Itzeu are now
very dangerously i'll of thai terrible
disease. diptheria. which has deprived
that h.me of the only two daughters
in the family.
The X. =. is putting in "a new iron
bridge across the Saline half mile
west of the depot. which will he quite
an improvement Oh the one now there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green. who have been
visiting their son, 4. NJ. Green, re
turned Tuesday morning To their home
in Nevada, Mo. CLIFF.
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Al the residence Of the brides par
ents on Seventh Street, Tuesday even
ing. Jan. u. l>s,. nv Rev. w 4. Sim
kins. Mr.. I. W. Wellington and Mis-
Anna Mead, all Of this city.
We take pleasure in extending con-
srsiulati"ns To friend Wellington and
his bride. May he always he as sue
es.s>ful i'm the battle Of life ~ the "Iron
Duke" At Waterloo and may the lives
Of the twain fiow on as peacefully and
cheerfuliy as the murmuring stream
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JANrAgy 18Th 1SSo

JANUARY 18th, 1850.
We had notion to sleep over this
week, all that kept us from il is the
idea of setting a bad example.
A company met To survey off the
cemetery grounds. but the wind blew
50 il was postponed.
Quite number of our young friends
have been taken on probation during
the revival. also several We're taken in
"a full members Of the NJ. f. Church
sabbath day.
Married-Jan. 18th, Mr. Burton Sal
isbury TO Miss Lottie Reels, both of
Mulberry.
Mrs. Apples health is slowly inn
proving.
Mr. Golf has Withdrawn from the
list Of Office seekers, and has renewed
his faith i'm the VI. F.. Church AT this
place.
Mrs. May has been visiting friends
on the Mulberry.
e.. W. Owens and Mr.. Levi. have
taken the contract of another new
building NJ the Corners.
JONATHAN,
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6rooksille Items.
More windy weather

More WliitN weather
Mr.. De La. living four miles west
| of town, had his stable and feed all
burned on Tuesday during tn. heavy
wind. The fire came from the chim-
ney Of the house. but n the prairie ia
the vicinity WAS all burned OF ia.
fire did not spread.
The cry of fire was raised on sunday
aud "a goOdly number of men and boys
were soon ascending the hill northeast
Of town. The fire was north Of town
and "a. the wind was favorable II wa
making rapid strides in that direction.
A. there Wa, "A kind of "a fire-guard
around town a back fire was soon set
going. and sunday a. IL wa--before.we
ceased wsrk, wc,,iiad burned good fire
guard around :bc north Of town. The
fire coming from the north did no dam
age that we have heard of.
We are panied Ia have to- record the
terrible accident which befell conduc-
tor Frank Conroy. resulting in hi-
death. On Tuesday evening la-i, about
. o'clock, n his train was descending
the Sheridan Hills, he came ont Of the
cab window on top of the csihco-e. and
~ the train was running very rapidly
and just rounding "A curve, he fell or
was thrown from the train. Another
section was following. consequently
they had To run Ia the foot of the hiIi-
before he could H. recovered. He was
taken Ia Wallace and medical MD sum
monsd, but all to no avail He .ay uB-
conscious until between band . o'cio@k
on "Wednesday evening when hr died.
His remains wer- carefully PREPARED
and accompanied i,y Mr. W J. Brown
-nn, ian oil -cboolniat~J, taken
Ia his home in Fond Da Lac,
Wis. Mr.. & was a fayorite In railroad
circles and in every Way a very e-ti-
uabie young man. Hi- mother reside
ia Fond Du Lac He Wa iohsye t-.n
married to young lady ia tbirag0
the iaiterIart 81 this month. and TAX.
no hi- residence ia Brs-Dkyill. To
day we know not - hat to-naesrDs may
bring forth
We record n-W meat market tbs.
week I'm the building lately occupied
by Well. Bro. : harness shop, the pro-
prietor- nafDe- Ne have MT learned.
Ai-o a new bakery and r.-fsarsat in
the building formerly oszipisd by
Matt Mathews. Proprietor. K-nion
a JoDe-.
Capt. willefi. proprietor of the Pow
81 Ranch IN Ellsworth, eDlniy. aud n
heavy stock dealer in Texa-snd Ne
bra.ka. VA ia town the fore part 81
the week
The young folk enjoyed Themselves
.; the -cis0si boo-~ on Monday night.
tripping the lixhi fantastic
Our merchants rrf.srt bO-ins~~ good.
Partis. we're in to~n on TUESDAY ~
Letting aid for the Ne-- s-Duuiy -sfSss-
era Gan.
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Harmony Echoes.

The Harmony Literary Society met
Wednesday evening Jan. :, 1850. with
all the zembers present, save one or
two, and quite number of new menu
bers. The term for which the officers
were elected having expired, the fol-
lowing were elected for next term /:
President, DIR. Van Eaton; Vice Pres
ident. T.. :. Martin; Secretary, W.
Banhan: Editor of Paper, r. NJ
Flack; Janitor, James Long.
The society decided To have three
judges appointed on each discussion.
II also decided that the Secretary
should report all business transacted
in the Society 10 the Salina JOURNAL.
This concluded the business. The IT,
mainder Of the evening was spent in
the literary entertainment. This We
must say Was executed with much
credit 10 the performers.
Society adjourned To meet next
Wednesday evening.
SECRETARY.
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In the past few months there has
be~n more than 5O.1S t-eitls- 81 >HI-
LOH'S CURE .old. Dat 81 the va;
number Of people who have used IL,
more than 2,o0 ca--~ Of Consumption
have bern cured. All Coughs. Group.
Asthma, AMI Bronchitis, yield ai once,
hence IL Is that everyb.siy sp-ak- in it.
praise. To tho-e who have mol u-s-i
il, lei ~ say, II you have Cough, ar
your child the Group. and you value
life. don't fail to try it, For Lame
Back, Side or Chest, use shiloh. Pof-
Gus Piasier~. Sold by your druggist.
HOWARD ". SALE. Salina. Ksn.s.
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Tod Ford-Go West, YOUNG Man.

The next entertainment in the Sail
IA lecture course will be given Mon
day evening. January 18th, i'm the
Opera House, and will he lecture by
Tod Ford. of Ohio. Subject, Go West.
Young Man" Mr.. Ford is man of
culture. and has gained an enviable
reputation as lecturer In the East.
The lecture committee are fortunate i'm
securing "a man who everywhere gives
such satisfaction, and We have no
doubt that our people will show their
appreciation of the high order Of en-
tertainments they are being favored
with 10y liberal patronage. Tickets
and rcserrelsea for the Tod Ford lee
ture can be obtained at Campbell's
Drug Store, in Opera House Block, on
and after Saturday, January e4th.
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Oied-

Ms. Elizabeth Walker, at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. Is, after a
weeks illness. at the residence of her
son, Mr.. b. F. Walker, on Gypsum
Creek, in the SD year Of her age. Mrs.
Walker united with the NJ. F. Church
when she was Ii years Of age. and has
been consistent and faithful Chris
tian through all the years Of her long
pilgrimage on earth. She fell gently
asleep in Jesus, having come 10 her
grave in full age. like 4 shock OF
corn cometh in in his season" The
funeral is attended from the house to-
day al Ia o'clock, by Rev. W. A. Sim
kin-