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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-20
SENATOR KELLOGG.

The Senate Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections have ready their
report on the Kellogg Spofford case,
and the majority report declares that
Kellogg was not entitled to his seat,
and that Judge Spofford was duly
chosen. The majority report will
not be submitted until Monday or
Tuesday, in order to give the minor
ity time to prepare their report. The
submission of this report will afford
opportunity for another acrimonious
political debate in the Senate. We
are not prepared to express an opin-
ion on the merits of the case, until
we have been made acquainted with
all the facts pertaining to it, but we
take the liberty, in advance, of warn
ing the Democratic majority that
this business of unseating members
is very dangerous proceeding unless
based upon the very best and most
unassailable grounds. If it is clear
ly established that Kellogg has no
legal right to the seat which he now
holds, he ought to go; but if the
Democratic majority Gust him from
party policy, and desire to gain a
vote in the Senate, they may rest as
sured that the advantage gained will
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-20

be but temporary, and that the re-
suit of their action will return to
plague them in various ways. If
they have not already had experience
enough in that direction to profit by
it, then may it be truly said of them,
shat whom the Gods would destroy,
they first make mad"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-20

A Lowell man was recently fell
ing tree by the roadside, when
he saw a man and woman passing
in sleigh right under the falling
tree. 1t was too late for assistance,
and the tree fell, coming square
down between the horse and the
occupants OF the sleigh. The for
ward part Of the sleigh was smash
ed, but neither the horse nor the
man or woman WAS hurt.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-20

Near San Antonio, Texas, two
prisoners in charge of Sheriff es-
capped by jumping from train
running at full speed. Both were
securely shackled and manacled
together.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-20
Bunker Hill.

The news from this place at this
time bear no startling character,
but everything seems to be NOV
ing in the good old way
The merchants of this village
seem to be doing a lively business
for country place and dull
season of the year, for their bust
ness, in trading way, seems to
be large, Geo. w. North remark
ed to us the other day that Mr..
Thumb, the market man, paid
him one hundred and ninety dol
lars for marketing. the accumula-
ton of two weeks. M. Miller
also enjoys fair trade in his line;
this speaks we'll, we think, for the
management of our people in a
produce way, when it is consider
ed, too, that large quantity is
shipped to supply the wants Of
Martinsburg.
We notice that Geo. I, Pitzsr is
still improving the stone house on
the Bowers property, of which he
is the present owner. He is at
present tearing down the cornice
of the old building and putting on
new. In fact PitZer has very much
beautified and improved his prop
erty since his ownership oft, and
taking location and quality of land
into consideration, owns a very de-
sirable property.
JnO. Gardler. too, is improving
the buildings on his lot in the vii
lage. He has set back an old
building in rear of the new one
and is thoroughly repairing it.
G. F. Laise we learn has pur-
chased the lands adjoining Bunker
Hill belonging to Hon. G. j.
Faulkner. 1t is very pretty tract
of land and was bought at reason
able figures.
The youths of the neighborhood
have joined in a dancing school
and had a hop on Saturday night
last.
The Duncan, Courtney and
Hamilton saw and grist mill in
Bunker Hill Is enjoying a heavy
trade in their line. The saw mill
is turning out daily a large amount
of sawed lumber, and is a great
convenience to the community.
Our citizens will do but little
moving and changing this spring.
Governor Brown intends to move
to Martinsburg and we shall see
the Governors smiling face no
more.
The sale of the personally be-
longing to the late John Hayslett
was largely attended and proper
ty brought good prices.
Our old and much esteemed
friend, Martin Sencindiver. one of
our oldest citizens, has for long
time been lying seriously i'll.
With age go much against him the
old man may never rally, but
pass over the river. He is one of
the old land marks, and ifall were
like him we would need no Court
1IOuoCo VI law DOOn - Out lihC Ills
worth predecessor, does as he
would wish to be done by.
Mrs. Charles S. Lamon is now
on visit to her parents in Penn
sylvania.
The Grant boom has reached
Bunker Hill, the General not be-
ing without his friends and adj
mirers here, who express their
preference for a third termer. To
all such we would say that the
General has reached high point of
honor on many hard fought bat
tie field, has had two terms in the
presidential chair, the last not
meeting with quite as much favor
from his constituency and friends
as the first. his former greatest
friends and admirers disapprov-
ing of his course in executive
matters, it would seem that it
would hardly be necessary to give
him a third term, considering, too,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-20

The German Government has
recently re-christened no less than
$50 places in Alsace- Lorraine, CIV
ing them German names in. the
place of French.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-20

The Supreme Court of Indiana
decides that the legal name of a
person consis of one Christian
name and a surname. Any one
may have as many middle names
or initials as are given to him or
as he chooses to take. They do
not affect his legal name.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-20
THIS PAPER

May be found on file at GEO. P. RowELL
Il Cos NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU
(lo Spruce ST. where advertising con-
tracts may be made for it in New YORK
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-20

Venice has had so severe a Win
ter that the wells have dried up
and the canals have been full of ice.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-20
TERMS,
Adv ERTIsINc RATES.

G~-A All transient advertisements due
and collectable after first insertion.
Liberal deductions made for Quarter,
Half and Whole columns for annual, semi
annual and quarterly advertisers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28
Democratic Opinions OF Gen. James A.
Garfield.

GARFIELD.
1.-THE last man on horseback that
saw on the battlefield at Chickannauga
was GEN. GARFIELD, who staid there
when the baltsnce OF the SydG Of Gen. RO-
sencrans trdsgOne-I Gen. Durbin Ward
at Hancock's ratification meeting, in
Cincinnati.
"GARFIELD holds to-day the
hOnOrcd .;s,-ition of being the only
Poor Man among the political leaders
He is SINGULARLY PURE AND
Dom Piait.
81 am proud TO call GARFIELD NY
FRIEND, and would not call any
man my friend whom ever suspected
of dishouesty."-(H Hon. Henry Il.
Payne, OF Ohio.
.'NO LIVING AMERICAN. in my
opinion STANDS HIGHER in lNTEiRi-
TY are BEYOND QUESTION" Judge
Jerc Black, Of Pennsy ivania.
"Hc would not do dishonest act
for his own sake. or his party's sake"
Il Henry WattersOn, in Louisville
CUuricr-.IOurndi Dem.
GARFIELD il one Of the most SIN
ever knew i'm public. Hon. Ran
dolph Tucker. Of Virginia.
81 have teen his devoted friend for
many years, and am resolved that
never Will believe that lac does not de-
serve the affection | have bestowed
upon him. IL ne would carry the
principles which regulate his private
life into his public conduct, HE
WOULD MAKETHE BEST CHIEF
MAGISTRATE WE HAVE EVER
HAD.r-lJ Judge yere Black.
"GEN. GARFIELD, of
Ohio. is u Republican of Republicans,
but il is his simple due, which We
gladly pay him, to admit that He HAS
DONE MORE than any SINGLE
MEMBER Of his party to show that
it is pot impossible for a man to act
with a Congressional majority, and
yet to keep his SELFRESPECr, and
the respect Of HONEST MEM
Near York World Dem before Gar
field Was o candidate.
81 will tell you whom think the
Republicans should nominate, and
whom / think u their STRONGEST MAN;
He Is A TRUE MAN, A MAN OF
PRINCIPLE, AN HONEST MAN,
AND WOULD MAKE A GOOD
PRESIDENT FOR US ALL. Per-
sOnally consider him the best man
you could nominate. | refer TO Gen.
Jam, 4. Garfield, Of Ohio."-[ Thomas
A. Hendricks, just before the Chicago
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28
STATE CONSTITUTION.
4 Constitutional COnventien Recon-
meNded.

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No. :.
Recommending the calling Of 4 Constitutional
Con ,ention.
Re resolved By IA legislature n ne Nafe " kassas
hrO-iins cf all the sssssssSs oieofeot 10 encA hose
ovnssrrisy therein:
SEXTON I. That II is hsr.hy recommended Ia
the electors Of STATE 81 Kansas that al the grs-
crs election To i held fv the election 81 mcu,lers
al the L.. tlsure. on the Tuesday suscsyiisg the
hr,i Monday ib Nosen,ecf, a 10. eighteen hundred
anI ri-hiy. they vote fdr "a against = convention
To hang and revise the constitution of the State
Ut habsas.
$50. =. That III. hallyl, at such ciecii"n shall he
printed or written "r PATTY printed AMI panty
written. The form % the ballot shall he For q
constitutional r"ns -ntiso. OF, against consti-
tutional eony cbtioh.
sE.. J. This resolution shall tax eject and he
M force from and after it, I,i,ic Ion In the stat,
ute ts,s,k
hereby certify that tn allow. bill originated
In the Senat. February 2nh. is.s and passed that
body February 18th. I-.y
LYMAN L. HUMPHREY.
iIESEY EEASDLEY. IIr5',ieas II Scat.
Nc,sf.i5y Of S',nf's
PASSED. the Husis-' NarEk 8 Is.9
sIDNDkY CLARKE.
WHIT ". WALTON. S,,sISr u HsHs-.
tTSJ ,TrTk u Uo.s-.
Approved March Sth, is.3
JOHN +. 81. John. Go'ora,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28

State Of Kansas county 81 Ssliue-s- In the Dis
trisi court. ssH....
Weare q. Litil, and Charles ". .r..
Little. partner, A. v. G. Litti.
4 60, Planiiiis
John :. Topper Def.n isni. '-. .H
IOliN = IiPPEH. > Eon-resid.ni Of The state
- Of Kansas and al ;arS uni noan. will take
Notice that ie has ic.n sIi,d hy Ncsrr Z. Liue
aud charlie, Little pariirrs - W. &. Little X Co.
in the district court Of Sliinc comfy. ksHsls aud
that he must answer the petition MED by the
plaintiffs W. G. Little 4 20. on or br.o.c Tie fiiL
day Of November, \. u lisa, the PETITION win
be taken a. true AMI Judgment will Ice render,
accordingly the nainr" 81 which will Le ui .inr nj
against the sail John : TupIcr. deftnIan nj
for al, sum Of Slis with Interest ut the Saie 81
seven I.-r cent pr annum ir.,in the hr.t DAY, .!
September IS.9 According to the ferns of his &c q
tain proialSs"ry note executed aud delivered Ia
.sid plaintiffs an the lsi day of September. 1879
and that on the first day of October. A. ID. lSsO al
order Of attachment was issued by the clerk OF SAL
couri in said against the property of said John
:. Topper LoNIrf a WILSON,
80 Nv ATTORNEYS for laintids
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is INVITED To OUR
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Conducted on the plan of savings Banks at the
East, Deposits Of one dollar and upward received
and SAVINGS BANK BOOKS GIVEN. Interest
nj the rate Of SIN PER CENT. aud eomt,oun d.d
every six months, and an extra dividend Of one
per cent. given ON all sums remaining one year
making IL equal to SEVEN PER CENT and CON
POUND INTEREST IL left one year Money
commences 10 draw interest from the hrst OF .aeh
month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28

Certificates of Deposit issued pay aide on demand,
aud available nj all point, in America.
Bonds Of school, town. city, township. county
state. nAtioaAl-ioashi aud soil also, strip oi all
kinds, aud securities generally
We discount god CONNIE resl paper. and extend
to customers all the accou,nai aiious consist ut
with SAT. banking.
Advances usie on Warehouse Receipts
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28

- Outni ans frss to th--e shs . % sp-
xaeS II the n..--s y.s-s-.ut asi sr-siatss
euans~s ksssn- fsecfSserhss cps
MA tai rot ~ airrd We al furnfA every
thisx SO DAY AMI upwards = eassiy
Ne n4z.Ie ~ithsat saving assy trS.a ha1s<
over nizh; Ne risk ~Azfsvsr- Hhny
uUSv vaskrrs uans<-l at eur<L Many are nskfnu
fsrtur~, Al tA~ ta-sns~s- LAii<, sake - saseA
A. usen and ysanz h.ss and girls make great Ssy
No - 80 = Viii e vsrk fakh % us.ke .sss,
usssry every day than can ~ asfe in se~k II
ANY ordinary espsey n~s;- Ihar~ vss ssssSr q
sare viu Sui = ~kost rs.al "a fsrtan<-
AAArxss n HAlIETr q Co. fsstaan4. Haia<-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28

ersioa By Es electors Of the fe df the gsn>rui e>c-
to" 70 Be- hide tse - dsy q SssesSer. issn.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO..
Proposing amendment to section oae Of article
eleven Of the Constitution Of the State of KAN
sas. relating TO Proisny exempt from TAXATION
B,l re.asrcd By ike Legislature efle SOD ef Es--ss
hro-saints 81 al tAe aobrrs eiscfod 10 each Aosse
eoaeaSYisg nerefs:
SECTION l. The follos ing proposition TO amend
section one Of article eleven of the Constitution Of
the state Of Kansas shall be submitted To the elee
tors OF the State for adoption or REJECTION, II the
general election to be held on the Tuesday satc-
eeeding the nrss Monday in November A. ID.
eighteen hundred and eighty That section one Of
kansas shall be amended 10 read a. follows.
SECTION !. The Legislature shall provide ior .
Uniform aud equal nate u Assessment aud tax alton
hut all property used exclusively for State county
manieip.l literary, sdse.isaasi .cientise, rrIis.
ious. benevolent aud charitable purposes shall be
exempt from taxation"
Submitting Sah psoposiiioa: The ballots shall be
either written OF printed, OF partly printed aud
partly written, thereon. "for the proposition to
amend ss..on one Of article eleven ef the coassi
tuition of kansas striking out the clause sxenpsing
too handrtd doalan $50, Per.oual property fsO@
taxation; OF, Against the proposition 10 ame nd
section one Of article eleven of the Consultations II
the State Of ksns striking the CLAUSE exenspa-
ing 'so hendIsd dollar $500 psrsoaal property
from TAXATION"
SIC ). This resolution shah take eject aud be in
tobk.
hereby certify that the above bill originated in
the Senate, January sist, 1853, and passed that
body February lrh. ls.s.
LYMAN L. HUMPHREY,
HESG1 BRANpLkY. PSs.,dsai u SrsIss.
Scrsfrry u Srs.I,e
Passed the Hons~ February 18Th, 1873.
SIDNEY CLARKE.
wiET W. WALTON, NaaEsrsy Hssss
CAiSf Cfsrk u Hssas.
Approved March 18th, ls.s
JOHN T.. st. JOHN.
G,sross~.
TINS STATE OF KANSAS l.
ofSI.,E oH skcHErARN up STATE
JIss>s Ssi5, Nrrstsgy 81 STIR n the Ss, ~ Kss-
tIs. do ksrots GRITTY ns' ne ,vs,ssy a fS-s saf
oo5rea c2y efhs- Original ,."If yesss resi~:s.
es IL ~sy co,, and a. IA srsse sSt ercs By rss-
esf,oa isths s.rs.fc s-,S My .ssa. a II. fs.9
Ia fes'ssssy ~sr,ees. \ hise Ayonsas sasssrs-
SEAL. BOD sy saSss, aai siaLei @y esse.si se,L
fose at r9-ki. his Is day u Jrls. a. ID.
isN. JAMES SMITH,
Acfsfiyy ~ .Sd,s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28
Dissolution Of Copartuership

Notice Is hereby gwen that tn. coparfnsr~hip
heretofore, existing under the arm sam. and ssyls
Of >eztan 4 Martin. In thS sfty Of SaiiRa. AID
sSate of Kansas Is this das a. s~,iveli oy saafasl
consent the SaiI p. S.stss rstsiRinc Gi ,-,se--
sion Of said business Isy al dht. Of ss,.i M md
receive all debts dne them
Dated at saiina, Ksnsss thi. 18Th iay Of a tSi-r
ls>a. q a >FAJsN
S-su .a.HF -- Wa MaErIN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28

help q !: ]. !. |.
~ - p - Yourselves ,, making
taaney Sksn golden
Ill ehs1os j. Offend. III rely
siuayS Keeping r-.y-fty
ftsns s.ar ds-r Ths--s Tho
hh sfssss take advantage Of
the gs-si CHAM fsr tazk-
ing rsoSey thai ,re offered seaersl,y t--s1le
wealthy, while ths~e xhs 10 b-t iiaprsve -ech
chances renssin in poverty We~ many nssn
~os.n. bcys and siris 10 sork for rixhs iheir
own Liabilities The business ~in paw tha1
ten tines sriins ~ wages. We FURNISH al sxten-
sise ou;ht and all tina. yya heed, FREE No one
Who engages fAiis 10 mike money vcry rzpiaiy.
Yea can devote year y hsIe istse Ia the .erf. OF
only your SPAN tsons.nts- Full info nsstios and
An that b needed sent tore.
AjdrsSs SrtSsoS A Co, Portland, Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28
sENArEJoINr RESOLUTION No. 5.


Proi-nsing amendment To article hfseen OF the
Constitution Of the Stale Of Kansas. relating to
the Manufacture aOd sale Of infox irating liquor
by adding ssetson ten tn said article.
b esarfei By IN L.yis.r- ~ Ia Nate Of Karsrs
trO-,sinis Of al sss .ss,,'. siocfsf 70 eIch House
rof,sy h>r.y,r:
SEXTON !. The follow ing proposition 10 amend
the Constitution Of the state Of Kansas shall h.
Submit ri To the elections Vi the state ier adoption
rejection. At the general election 10 b. held
The Tuesday succeeding the first Monday Of Nosehi
her A. D. eighteen handrei and eighty -rE"r,r
-iiIo>Artieie hfiesn shall , amended by aiding
section ten thereto, which shall read fellows .
THE manufacture sale "f IntJx rAtins liquors
shall be forever prohibited Ia this state. except for
medical. s1ienttne and in-c hsnsrai parIeses"
SEC. :. The fellow iSg shall be- the method Of sub
mittiag said proposition To the eisstors: The bal
lot, shall ee rifher written OF pr,,t-d os partly
written and partly P'inis.i; aud those Voting for
the proposition shall vcss. 20. the proposition
araepd the Constitution - aud those voting against
the proposition shall vote. against the proposition
10 amend The Constitution
SiI. }. This resolution shah take eject and 10 in
force from AMI after its publication in the statute
boJk
1 hereby certify that the shave resolution orisi-
mated in the senate, February ,th is.s AMI p2s,.j
LYMAN u. HUMPHREY.
HESEY BsAxpLEr. Ps,s.derf 9, S-sI,r
SIDNEY CLARKE.
wmr W. WALTON. ss~atsr q IfCs~
Che 6Ss.k d Hcss,.
Approved March sih, 1879
JOHN P. ST JOHN.
Go.-sssor
TnE STATE or KANSAS, f..
OFFICE oP SEcKkIAgN oS STATE.
J. James Ss,,,s >rr,trry 81 Not, u TIE S.Bs II kar
ID hr,rty GRITTY ,saf N, fossss,sg a asf
s nay ctie, and tasf m, i cfcf By ,sti,o,-
Go- ~ ~, ,tnst, boob. My 2axa. ISIS.
Ia s.fis,e~y wAoos. Aar heres~,o sssser,-
lstAL bel ,-y so-sr. G~.i aisIri rsy e.sc'si .,.i
IB,as All 4 Al a. af.I .l. A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28

We collect coupon aud re gisierei interest, from
the United States, and for other coupons Iisi-
dends. notes, debts. claims, etc.
No collection charges are msie to persons having
accounts with
SETTLEMENT Iasie for HoLDkK- Of DkYAUlrED
SECURITIES
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

70 the Consultation Of he Sae ef Ean.as ssb~is.d By
M> L<gsdafwe aa sexsos for ruf6casios or ~
ccoa By es eiefcss Of the sfe. af TIC 2s.erui e>c-
lion 10 b. hid o. ne - dsy Of !Sesesber, fssn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28
BROKERAGE DEPARTMENT.
WE FIND BUYERS FOR:
SCHOOL BOMBS, a. =. BONDS,
BRIDGE BONDS. STATE BONDS,
COUNTY BONDS, RAILROAD BOMBS,
TOWNSHIP BONDS. MUNICIPAL soxbs
REAL ESTATE NosTsAsEs
aud other

and negotiate loans for S.hooi Boards, Township
Trustees Counties, Towns, Cities OF Corpors lions
Our clIsnfage Is larger, not only ia the 'niI.Si
States but in England AMI Franz than that Of any
other WESTERN Not Sc dealing in the above
class Of securities We are therefore able - nuat
all good loans on the most favorable terms.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28
NOTICE.
Sale q state Scoool Loo6A
osvss - e-sssYv Tsssssss.i
sAfsss osrsyy. GAsssa
ozsa~s liza. Isssl }

NOTICE 10 Asvxaf xis~r - - ,~is~visg a.
~ ssss>S esss~ S&a-S Lss1s So soDss~<.gsss
sa@sz>-i a. saiss< s-~sfy. kAsos On - ae~r>S
81 az = f-.ss s-n.>. 8 ~ 80 = -. 10Y
saturday. SorxA~Isr -. 4 D., 49,.
A<t.-. ~ hs~n Il - s'ss.s. q n. - 49,
ssssrs- -
NJ ~ 80 - s~asrsaasA ~ - tAas - -
p<sks-4 ss.ss q - -. - ~ snVsS~- az
tA<resa. - sksSs b - s.eks g. 1e<A sffp
t-rsas .sa~y1s.s sAs bsS - ~ - sssss
- H. i.psS-s@oss. ss-s6 ~ - . - q. ~
y.srAs~-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28

We receive accounts from merchants. manufse.
turrrs and others, and allow interest daily bal
nnees.
We allow interest on deposits from Farmers and
others. subject To check ut sight.
We ALLOW interest on deposit, 70, a specified
time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28
BANKING DEPARTMENT.

We transact n general banking business. buy
and sell exehans. ON all prominent cities Of Amer
lea and Europe. and max. remiitsnces in Isy inenl
of raiiroad lands, debts, notes. coupons and mort
cages.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28

JOHN A. BRANIFF, L. r. CEAvfN
Nsa.uy FnIic. Nbtsss, I.sassc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28

rtofts'z aud fstssis ~ Z Y Ntisu. tlst= - sts
1 Acme iihraFs 81 Ma-isfi slasEi,s e. crnts
/ American Patriotism. - s.oir
] Isins'- ii-infs 81 Ene iii"tatstr sssrnis-
'ecifs fz-at ai NsgWfEi History. ~
, Pictorial ilsti, issir"n, ssteht.
SAYINGS, - suthnf - -vafu'sErsss fai~rsSn st..
Ma. Hsuans fa,th u Aeft- - ,vnts
kittn- 4 y. iatsriss Of ih III sssin >,
Es,lius AnsirEt ii,st"fy, - =.
Su,ih's Dictionary u the fihl- iius. - eeut.
Nasts 81 flavtu. Ia-s phu. -
'otsit Hester, ~ The : Hopkins, thus 81 90.
HsaHb l., Ivsr-isa. ~ a. 10 rsy isf 80 cents
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28
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State Of Kansas, county Of Ssliue-;'- In the DIS
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-05-07
HALLS
BALSAM

Cures colds. pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma,
croup. yhoopIus cough aud all Il .seases Of
the breathing organs. 1t soothes and heals
the membrane of the lungs, infamed and
poisoned by the disease, and prevents the
nightsweats and tightncss across the chest
which acco npany it. Consumption Is not an
incurablc ma;alE. 1t is only necessary TO
have the right remedy, and Hairs Balsam Is
that remedy. Don't despair of relief, for
this benign specific will cure you, even
though professional aid tails.