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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-05
HAVE AN OBJECT IN VIEW.

There is nothing which tends more
to render pleasant the lives of young
people than the pursuit of some settled
object. Making collections of auto
graphs, minerals, coins, pictures.
plants, insects, seashclls, or postage
stamps will furnish occupation to idle
hands and secure future supplies OF
qualification. There was once a very
wealthy hunchback in Paris whose
life became almost unhearable from the
fact that he could not make present.
able appearance in society. He had
houses, servants, and equipageS, but
mOped away his time in dark and
lonesome home. One day he began
reading a book on the subject of hui
man defOrmity, and, becoming inter-
ested in the theme, he conceived the
idea of preparing a history of all the
hunchbacks Of the world who had
done anything worth mentioning. In
order that his own name might reas-
onably appear on the roll of honor, he
Immediately founded hospital for
INDECENT deformed persons. After sew
eral years the book was finished, and
It's author, coming soon afterward To
die, declared that he had not known
an unhappy day since he undertook
the task We firmly believe that any
boy or girl whose time now drag
| heavily will find immediate relief and
positive enjoyment by setting about
the collection of material for Il scrap.
hook or any one of the collections in.
dictated above.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-05

Many years ago, Colonel Lehman.
Ousky, who had been twenty-three
years i'm the army of Napoleon Bona
parte, arose in temperance meeting,
tall, vigorous, and with glow of
health Oh his face, and made the fol-
lowing speech: "You see n man Of
seventy years. | have fought two
hundred battles: have fourteen
wounds on my body; have lived thir-
ty-years on horse flesh, with the bark
Of trees for bread, snow and ice for
drink, the canopy of heaven for my
covering, without shoes or stocking,
on my feet, and only a few rags on.
In the desert of Egypt have march
ed for days with the burning sun up
on my naked head, feet blisterei in
the scOrching sand, and with eyes.
nostrils, and mouth filled with dust
and with thirst so torlnenting that
have opened the veins in my arms
and sucked my own blood. How did
I survive all these horrors? | answer
that, under the providence of God,
owe my preservation, my health amt
vignr, to this fact. that never drank
n drop Of spirituoI- liquor in my life
and Baron Larrey, chief surgeon Of
the French army. has stated ~ u fact
that of the six iiiuuslni survivors who
safely returned from Egypt, AT -,
them were uCn who aiIstainc! fran.
ardent drink
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ssey,r,es ~ MAIL.

The people of Germany smoke eigh-
| ty-five million pounds of tobacco.
| A negro at Little Rock has had 242
wens and warts cut from his body.
They weighed eleven pounds.
1t is believed that cattle-raising will
soon supersede cottOn-growing in some
portions of Georgia.
An exchange says 10000 fruit trees
have been planted in Iowa the past
year.
Sixty deaths from diptheria in Blue
Earth county, Minnesota, last year.
John b. Cough has saved $780, 900
and . nice farm near Worcester, Mass.
Spain gives q Minister Plenipoten-
tlary g, 900. while favorite bull-fight-
er receives $50, 900.
There Is but one printed TurcOman
book, Bible translated from the Rus
sian.
st. Paul, Mimi. manufactured 535,-
$50 cigars in 1873, and Minneapolis
l55 900.
The largest University in the world
is that of Berlin, with 3,60s students.
The gross income of the Massachu-
setts railroads last year was $50, Oo0,-
90.
Kansas has 2DS, 400 children enrolled
in her schools, and spent 81 SO, .9s on
them.
The employees of some Of the Rus
sian railroads raise great numbers of
pigs along the line in order to make up
for the lOwness of their wages.
1t IL stated by Russian journals that
powerful agitation is going on in Ar
menia for the union of the Armenia
and Russian churches
The experts predicted that the mines
Of Colorado would produce last year
S, 200,0Oo. But the ascertained ii CURES
are S., 10000.
Americas. Ga, has paid lis bills, and
has nearly $1,000 in hank. All the
ward politicians say the village is
crazy, and needs bleeding.
New Hampshire has 1856 public
schools, with an average daily attend
ance Of $40 pupils. Private schools
instruct 3,9l0pupi!s.
Cetywayo says there were only ten
Of his men present when the Prince
Imperial was killed. \ bold stand
would have saved his life; if the Zulu
King is to he believed, the fate of an
empire might have been changed.
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An Honest Medioiae Free OF Cal-se

o. all medicines advertised Ia ear,
any affection of the Throat, Ch.-t %.
Lungs, We know oil none We can rec
omnenl 80 highly as DIX. kiSG' HEw
Discovery for CONSUMPTION, Cough,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever
Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat
loss of voice, etc. This medicine doe
positively cure and that where every.
thing else has failed. NonciicinC can
show one-half so many positive ans
permanent cures a. have already beeI
effected by this truly wonderful RENE
dy. For Asthma and Bronchitis IL /,
a perfect specific, curing the very wors'
cases in the shortest time possible. W.
say by all means give il u trial. Trim
bottles free. Regular size Loo. For sal,
by Howard NJ. sale, Salina.
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CATARRHAL Affections,

,uch Sore. Weak iaasr-ei. LED, AL -:c-y .,c-
ulccra;ioa tn. lIill.alsiIl, H. i--. l.lss.
Noses the Heal; sore Throat: Eisr -.sicl - g.
Cyuia ard sweiled ro-si,s Ner1S-; iisl,-g- :
Force, Depression o. Sn.Ttta, n Careful E
scientifically treated vita this r.aI-as sccrs-
directions which accompany each bottle - ii
Eaied to any aidrc<s on rvce.9; OF starr.
Each package coats.n. DR.. Ssnio-5.'> lr1--orc' '
haiiag fabe with TALL t!r-e.ioEs :or al
Price SiCu. sold hy a., hcl-ssie ell Eyi!
Throughout. the Cu,ted States aa3 tsraC-s. Nf'tfs'
Boston, Mass.
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0RuB-s1AxlNc.
A. A, Hayes. Jr.. in Hsrpers Magazine for Feb

A. A, Hayes. Jr., in Harpers Magazine for Feb
rusry.
Ore can acquire an interest in min
ing property in many ways. He can
find mine himself; he can supply
another man with food and tools, and
give him share in what he may find
land this is "grub-staking"); he may
buy . mine when found. or q share o,
it, bearingin mind the Western saying
that "a prospect hole is not q mine u
or he can invest i'm stocks. Grub.
stalking good man, and, IL possible,
accompanying him on his search. NAV
be called the best way, for, said an old
hand, "you make your loss at the
start. Buying claim or claims is no:
infrequently satisfactory; but said,
with quaint gravity, another '.old.
timer" IF was q capitalist, and I'd
see mine worth half o million, I'd
want to buy it for about twenty-five
thousand dollars, and have some al.
vantage on my side. A man can't see
very far into the ground"
It is stated that no geOlogist ever yet
found q valuable mine-the humble
prospector being always at the 'front.'
and even then owing much to acct
dent. With his burrO laden with q lit
tie bacon and -four, perhaps q little
coffee and sugar, frying-pan aud q
coffee-pOt, and with his pick and
shovel, this Woodworking pioneer
traverses the length and breadth of the
mineral region, undergoing many and
great hardships, often facing danger,
often, indeed, laying his bones on
some desolate hillside or in some lone.
~ canon and then-only to think OF
it-one in five hundred finds fortune
We hear of late years that mining has
become as regular and legitimate an
occupation as manufacturing; and it
is undoubtedly true that method and
System have been largely introduced,
and that the strong owners Of paying
mines and successful smelting-works
may rightly claim that they are en-
gagged in sober and industrial pursuits;
but with the great bulk Of modern
Argonauts, from our poor, sangu;ne
pick-user aud burrO-driver to the New
Yorker who. without the slightest
real knowledge Of what he is doing,
takes Il flyer" in Wall Street, it is As
certain as the sun sets that the gamb-
ling and not the commercial instinct
predominates. A bank was pointed
out to the writer in q large mining
town which, with capital of $4,000,
had deposits of from 500, 900 to $500, !.
900, and which had made $l3, 900 net
profits in nine months.
but they say that there is no mon.
ey in banking" was added--"I mean,
no money as compared with what
some of them can make in mining.
When a fellow can go uut aud make q
forty or fifty thousand dollar strike
banking seems pretty slow" Could
| anything better illustrate what has
| Just been said?
A man may come to Colorado with
resolutions worthy Of Leonidas; hi
may treat gold and silver with lofty
disdain he may he doctor, lawyer
parsOn, schOol-teacher, book ageNt
iightning-rod man, or dealer in sew
| ing machines-anything but miner
all in vain, for sooner or later, II h
stays in Colorado, the mania for thu
precious metals will make an easy
victim of him; he will seek claim
and fondly see a bonanza In the small
est and shallOwest of his 'prospec
holes"
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Notice for Publication.
LkND DrFigE A. SAiiSs, ka~sss.
nfyrIlfsf lfh L.

MOTTO T. ., hsrhy given that The follow ing-
~ named sCttiDF ,zs ti-,l noti~s - hi- iutsutou
% make fua proof u snrIs'rt VI biz claim ans ~
cue NAL entry ere1t - the Iifati' of - da,s
fTnU tts cate cd n h notice VIZ
CASA. ii'r.huir, Homestead Ny ilstiaa No.
iGls4 frF She S1rth half ~,1Ih~s-t quarter. Ser-
tiau s. Tgv rahip H. Eapgr Wet. and uzbss the
ffIin~ iur q hisv.'ur-si- viz :. \ Hsli, y "
-u-r-su. 1ni ir.sr Ani-fs,n ali 81 Saline 'ouh-
D, kzu.a.-
ga = l. BOND Register.
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The best saive in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
letter. Chapped Hands. Chillblains,
Germs, and all kinds Of Skin Erup-
give perfect satisfaction In every ca>e
or money refunded. Price 5 cents
per box. For sale By Howard n.
sale, salIna u
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Sherif's Sale.
The New England Mort
gage security Co.

gage security TO-
W.. Ease No. l-5o
Thomas {. Marks and
Margaret Marks.
DT virtue of an order of sale issued
ID out of the District Court of the
Fourteenth Judicial District, within
and for the County of Saline and state
of Kansas, in the above entitled ease
and 10 me described and delivered, ]
| will, on
.Nonidy, he leh ddy of Fcb., 4. n lsso,
al o'clock T.. NJ, of said day, at the
east door of the Court House, in the
City of Salina. Saline County, Kansas,
offer for.sale AT public auction la the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
The south one-haif 81 of the south
eat quarter - OF Section number
Fourteen, IA, Township number
Thirteen. tl3l Range number four A.
west. of the sixth Principal Meridian,
in Saline County. Kansas, with the
tenemcnts, hercditaDlents and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging. said
real estate is taken as the property of
the within named defendants. and will
be sold without appraisement 10 salts
fy said order Of sale, or a part thereof
Given under uy hand this 18th day
of January, \. d., lss0.
III. ID. BAKER, Sheriff.
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Notice b. Publication.
L.ss orvzcr az S.trsa Ear.as.
1fsEzry sa<t i.-s

NOT-CE = A-r.AF Efsrs ikzs "a saEs~fsr
~ sszzr4 .ssftss As s5-1 resa- - -. iE.> rtiz
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r4rs e.zI ~zzzy ts~rs4f ~ ~ s.S2r4s4zs = fst.
zsTs frzr- tks xz.e - tth safsr- "a
An ss-srf.c-.. E>z--->st sSesscssls<z ~
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= Tsse<&3r "a Ess<s s<<s ass sssars - -
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fie MEzs ss< 1xD<s Isaz.s a. u <x-lr ss.fs ?
kasnsL Ma / boSo. ESCse~f.
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Notice.
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sslfstfst.4Fs 49,

uFTicU - '1s.TTl fEtksfrEE
sstfsI f9fars ktrats
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line puufY. ksnsEs ill b. "a. frd f r- O. e rsli.
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in u fssrt Bsa-a. ~ -aliuz hsaz-s 80
sATr HDAN. fEnEt AIRY sLtEA sff.t q l-sd
bst-ses shs haafs ~ 90 q saIEr Va as.
al D. atrrts4ns 80 H-s fisss a. sryaaf. ssf-
uc "f 80 lad Ss sha-H - it1 hrfirs a.lg as..
tsbth - ths yufrtszs al fs sEI.rs.-s-i salas ~
Improve rsf,fs daust d ls.8 titss q fasf-faaS
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Notice Of Ca1aty superintendent,

TvHEzE,N - -. zs1 azzsnrtssas ~ fsasA-r..
u Csrrfs-af = 1zr1n< 10 y-sr Tssa-sE go IL
n, Pshisz $500, Hgz~s-as ssz4rr-
I Ess-aa-y essk-ss ssssT
n Errd zsrs- = -
III kzxzz "a z-ss ssh-f fstrE
" n--ss~r $50 go
Ps1,.r<n--. sn - 49, - - zFsssslnss - -
rs-ssr.S - ~ BAL - E-s-ui.rfs & - = -
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tin-ss "a skse crss - VII ~ 49, 49, - ~
f,I--risx Ees-4sr SIfIGtE El-zsf,F
cn1efF -sss<fss-rzssrzl.
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i>Slgncc's Notice

4 IL whom 10 may s5tsrefu stg B. fri.y udi 49,
~ that !, she uuia fsizn.I tssv faEu auis
riioteb - as-isncc 60 sihaini-srf she
~ ;he assruutsEt NAL. ~ John 'ists 4ud wei
len Il eet- Individuals. sud ioi,n s.sts sa,f
William g. brls O. tiaT5rf- utsisT tEr uafss 20
John ',ris g. g., th0 i-ushI - fh-if iriistiiat
ani hfu cfe'iiisrs. and that siii. eu IS
infA dIB of N,DrL. lSen.
and daring the t~u tsu IHfpfiTs rYa fher4affas
i.t~srn the hguJs ~ niue s-is-t f. ni sd Ht-
''siak o. al dsy- li.s huitslna f,It sssIiF
o-cufissi b. sssi John '.~is 90, faF il-fr t4tE
D. the clif e -aiiua ~aiiu- sastfufY r-ts ffss-
coed Yubisiy e. 81 Just zr slaN n ulatsfs asailat
ihe ssiat. AMI sifss - ~ jaiia tris Hiisai fs
uirls SGD John s.i. q Co. vifn tfH shefa 80
D rrous having sis D. = zfsf- tsF o. Essrt s-f
az i~F-Hs ~h sh1ii i.ai aftrisd 81 itr sirts sai
riare hrf.lu drs..Lsfsd. AID Say roi.fs o. th-
nature zui sat 81 fhaif rsfssfts ai.iI D. 20
cialri ifssJs any b.ftGt 90 = q 80 ssH
tbAEi.ll- y ERtLANIE Assigrsf
rzliHs, ~ pf elfh irrs 50 as
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.ssioe FAR Publication.
Lass E4rss srssrfsL Ess..s
sssrs~T szlA 100

Lass lrss srssrssl ks....
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MOTH b hesrhs kisss flsrf IA fazsssiss'
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: ss.ts Hssz Ff-.sf - ss,sf7 - a. cas-. 49,
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sr-a a sA.s 1ls..s o. - ssE.a kss--x. 80
Fr<-<sztsss. ssssrs - las Hsi~ss = 2 ~ sls-t
- ~. - - - tsT = az ssS s.-uss a.
t-ffs-. a. - ~ . 1891 80 I<e Asia sGz1
- szssf-ssse u l-zs. 80 z ;uss - - Ma.
tzsy N<Fsrsas ssSs=fs ksz-ss
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JB.HAxILToz. c-ss,, T,,s-.fsr
Notice 10 VOTER.

MOTTO "a hsfsbF Flsrs fhsf fhs rseSr,-ff.s,
~ Fsil bassss q no ~ - -s;iEs e. r. F.sF
A i.~h ar nsv og~n sud fhst 20 ,s~.-ss -
tnis4 - - fssistsfs-i 90 $50 - ~ a. g.
ear1fsg - Ia FF5sisisn - - - = fsssts.
tssE ., iAs sfsss - szs~ss. Eatftzs =sn fss -
Dfgsfis 81 af1 fexuisfs ia 80 srsi - = stsfs
10 rt:lss II 10 srss afai s.tif 49, 81 - fs,ss
eli s,yisf 40 iE fsisiten tast.t sssrs.sf ss.fl
Itfh. I-7S
H.. shHf-s so k.As 49, - - - ttts
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ga taF.f So
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Notice for PublIeatlen.
Ls1p orsscs rTssfss. Kassss
gaE Ia i~af
Notice for Publication.
I.ss orEacE = s1Gfss. Esssss
IEsas-T pa t-~a

4EsaE-T Sek. t.-a.
l-GTlfE - h-rav FfFss fksf a. t1a~-asg
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= sssEs Sea- rrssf - s-s,ssrt - ~ eisirs 49,
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ssHss t-sss-F 49, izssi o. a. ss.ina. ss@-
a. - Tlnzfzf4F a. "a a. = sE--s. los "a
Gs~ra-sef = Tsafa~ Ha.u-rssl.s tFysf-ssses ~
> - g. a. - - ~ zEsf ~ - ~ 49, q
- 7 & y - 49, zaaslrs 80 $3.50 - s- -
~irsssssa= - ErlsrH e - 8 rsrs {sslsss ~
krazss-sr - Ests satar - = bsF--t $50
2 y ~aEszs FleafT s-sssz. r l. f.ssbs
So Esssss<s
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Notice Tor Pubiieaiisn.
L.ss oss'ss "s.ls.. s &c.

L.ss osssas srsaf,s s.ssss.
ssssszf tzss. ~
NOzfrx = k<s-sf sssss sAss - te=~lsss-
~ ssru~S "a - t-s-s sssss~ - - zsesazs
- s-sSs tsuas s<s-sf 9 r4ts.f7 - "A Ezsz
s.~i s.ssT ts~r-f a a. gzssrss1 - stss1
sSEs fss.z ss-- asss = iAas $3.50
Ezse~-e-ss &sf<sfsss~s - t>s~rs zesaerssf -
SD eSx.<s tk< k>4es4@x - sS&e><z
cAs~s~f rss - uskE@<s - Bs<s kxs<ss 81
- sslz>s ss>~-. As.<>s
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Administrator Notice.


y h1aTir9 ~ = y -
u az r4ess e 1rv oaH--rz - sa5srasF = "a,
A>srs Log y Jss- Ls<sb-sg. 30 = %-sas eaasfI
1>rs<tss
V,OT- AZ. be. ely basissd thsf / loan A Isr.ar
.Aulins-a rzfss 81 fhs ssfsts q 81 eacrssss1
IA % The g-fh asy q J1sssry. = y i--si. 81
t-crisfSu n tho Fru1zsts fasITi = sis s1azfg
hanszs przyins th4f Say - zafharsssi sd sza-
ps.p-ss % 81 tss Soiigv ihE fssc-l'~f iar. - ~
raora ihsr~sf n msy - asr-zKEs 81 ~ gssIspss
Of p.rizz fhr dstfs go cssts - sf-aints.rsflsf
q sza es;sts - III H. 1u-1sfss' qsartr = N
tea fis rza-F f-sr 49, - 80 sft frstsrif.i
NsrS5szn IN -4sirs esas;y, Esrsas- sss al -
fit5sz I'll y. b~arS a. th- 81 = 81 Fr1'sis
JSsrs q al -aiins nsss-r Eszsas. - ~ -,
ds- q F.AFzEry y 80 . e ersarts - -
al dtF .; sht-k fiass al ,tser szsh - gsI 80
al s<As-. i1tSr.ss-3 nsslers - - y--rrEt AL
.hsv c.os.- fsuy 80 hsrr. ssg a. e--3sf - a.
rrzy-sf 50 sA-sst SO - Erazt~1
l,sss1 ihis "a cav q szaaksy. A u. t--a-
2-n $sus A LkE~oS kdasi1lss-zts-
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's COLLINS : ,'s
v0LThlc PLASTER

Affords the most grateful relief !, RhcSn..
tism. Weak Spine. Local Pains. Nervous =.
secfions. Local Rheumatism. Tic Doulor-erx
Nervous Pain, Affections Of the Kidneys
fractured Ribs. Affections OF tbs CS>s,. CS:.,
and Coughs, Injuries OF the Eaca, Strain
md Bruises. Weak Back, Nervous Pain OF n,
Bowels. Cramp In tho stomach and Labs
Heart Affections. Enlarged Spleen. Eca.ses
and Punctures, EheuEnatlsm OF tic Wrist
md Arms, Asthma, Gou:, Local aad Decp
seassd Pains, Pain In the Chest. stitch in III.
Back. Pain In tho Hip, varicose or Enisrget
Veins, Crick In the Back and Sees, Pain an.
Weakness In sids0nd Bach. Hoarscnes.. sor
Throat. Lumbaeo. Whoopins Cough. sha.,
Pains In the Breast, Heart Disease, Quinsy
Diabsees, and for Lamene S. In any pr; c. -.
Body.
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Notice for Publication.
L.xp oTTle, Al saLI.A. ksss1s
Isu ~ is.1

NOTICE is hereby sissn that ih- fllis- ne
~ named s.if.rF la. fIsi Bliiee q 10, iBtsuiia
make husl prof iH sapfart q k. riaiz. sfi -
cure anal entry thereof a. thu sIpirzf1 ~ fhIrf
dsvsf rsrl the date % tii- a1fi-e sizs 1ahn iiu
hljrl Homestead sF44irsiisn We ls51s g. tbs I.
s-i - 10 tip. - rsR-- ss.i. al nsra"s - -
lgulus his ~ifns-z-s. viz AbiF-s H-i!aB4
sni Oiof Fore, all Of -zli3- cosl1tr. IA.
so--t 7 = HtSN HsElsssr
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CATARR
NEVER-FAIuNG RELIEF
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nanent relief Nonlatter OF how long st.n-.E-. hcv
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-06
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consultation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-06
HEWIFq's DErENsR.

Mr.. Abram S. Hewitt's letter to the
NatiOnappears to be very lame defense.
He says he really believed the Morey let
ter to have been written by General Gar
field. If he did he is attempting to vim
dictate his honesty at the expense of his
intelligence, for we do not hesitate to as
sert that no man whose opinion was of the
slightest value could have failed to perceive
that the Morey letter was an impudent
and clumsy forgery. When, however, we
remember that Mr.. Hewitt took two hours
to examine the letter, and that he COM
pared it with several genuine autographs of
General Garfield, it becomes extremely diff.
ficult to accept his present statement He
could not have failed to perceive the blum
ders in photography which characterized
the forgery, nor could he have passed over
the striking difference between the first
letter of the genuine and the forged sigma.
ture, or the obvious fact that in the latter
the 81" was dotted on the wrong side of
the ST" All these points must have been
observed by any who gave ten minutes of
conscientious study to the letter, yet Mr..
Hewitt examined it for two hours, and
then, as he now states, became convinced
of its genuineness. We confess our in
ability to accept this statement. Wesgree
with Mr.. Hewitt that he has more reason
than General Garfield to 60 hunt the rascal
"down," but we are afraid that even the
conviction of the actual forger will not
clear the Nations correspondent of the
blame which now attaches to his conduct
in the premises.