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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22
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= ueber bic neuelten 8orgdnge IN
@ublano i6reibt Der upb. s." unite,
Mnoerem: uDas Neuefe BON &uBlant
1T, baB Der &aiier 1i9 auf bic Jefuna
S6liinelburg suriidsieben mill, ipel6s
rings bon Waiier umgeben, fir Bic
SDnamit=8omben Der yGbilii1en uner=
rei6bar iein miro. 9uBereem tpirb biz
Sn1el BON 5orpebobooten betpa1t tper=
ben uno cine 2riegs=S6aluppe ipirb
ben 9aiier na4s Juno bon bem Geitlanoe
bef6rbern.
Mleranber Der 9ritte lit auf benz" BE-
ten Wege, li6 bollitQnoig gum orientaz
lii9en Oelpoten au MAIDEN, inoenl er
| li6 abfolut BON Der NuBentpelt abIperrt.
Iber ba &ublanb ni6t gang Orient 1T,
wenn es au6 auf Der uorientalii6en
Gen5 fibt," 10 gu iagen, 10 f6nnte oem
9errn 3aren palliren, oab er auf abenb=
ldn6if6e Weiie bebanbelt tperoe.
Mbgeieben babon, baB er bur1 feline
MaBregeln Die 9tibiliiten formli6 ein=
laoet, i'm su nibiliren, ipas lie ii6er
pFi6ti6uloigit beiorsen perbeu iobalb
fi9 nur einige @elegenbeit ba3u bietet
-reist er aud aur &eoolution bes 8e:
amtentbums, oes Wiilitdrs unb ieine,
eigenen Gamillen=Mitglieber auf. Wdb=
! reno er ii9 n6glidit ablonbert. gibt E,
benz Weiniiter SgnatieH ale Getpalt ir
bic 9ano. Wie 5ur frdnfiiden 3eit De,
Maior Gomus bas S6idial Der nero:
bingii@en 20nige in Die 6an6 belt
gebietet Der ebrgeisige @dniiter iiber oi'
Nomanotps.
Wenn er aud ielbit ni6t tlbn genll(
1T, nod Der &rone gu itreben, lino e:
bod @nbere, tuel6e cine @ebolutior
gesen oieien faiierli6en, 9aus=Wtaiel
! fiif feim 8erbre9en ionbern fir cit
8erbienit balten. IS gi6t beridiebemt
@robfilriten, tpelde ben Softer Der 6eig
belt unb bes Verratbs am Mobl STUB
lambs seiben un6 bereit iino, auf Noel
8eamtentbum unb Wilitdr gefiibt, lid
ber &aiierfrone su benld6tigen.
Cine @rmorbung bes 3aren burd
pirfli6e Ober angebli6e- Nibiliiten miri
our6 bic Nbgei9loHenbeit auf @6lii1el
burg i6ipierig. Cine palaf= =aepolu
tiOn tuiro ni6t m0sli6 iein, ba bic Sc
| flung Niemanbem sugdngli6 1T, ob
glei1 befanntli6 Elm nit @olb belabe.
ner Mauleiel ielbit bic bo9iten Seitungs
@dlle iiberipringt. 0agegen fann MAJ
auf benz Jeitlanoe gang bequem oi
Staatsz&ebolution MAIDEN, iudbrenl
Der Gar in S6liilielburg liBt, unb ibr
bort gum StaatssGefan erflaren
9ie neuefe Yroflamation Der Nibi
liiten 1T in einem Son gebalter, meld,
iofort berrdtb, oaB bier Die politiIdel
9ebolutiondre, mel6e eine Contribution
bonn 3aren perlangen, unter Der Masf
ber Mbiliifen alftreten. Sic seItebel
oem Safer iein bolles Serri6er=He1
bon 8ottes @naoen gu, iie rufen @otte.
9iilfe on unb berbeiben lopale Inter
tbanen=Sreue, tpenn Der &aiier elm
Verfallung geben unb elm parlamen
berufen iperbe.
Oas linb ni6t jene SerrorIten unite
ben Nibililten, nel6e als S6iiler 8a
funins bic 3erit0rung Der gansen poli
tii6en Orbnung preoigen uno an{tre
ben, uno bic ibre M0roer gegen 9lleran
ber IL. ausl9idten. Oas 1inb fein
: Anar6iiten nnb sltbeiiten, ionbern 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22
NeunprmS6fto r;At, a..

: Meupermdblte ridtsn ibr Saus elm
Sbne SOZODONT feblt etwas. 81,
freunolides eadsln erbeitsrt i'm; ibrt
3dbne erbalten ben berrliden @lan3
baS 3abnflelid bic idSne WStbe nul
inr6 ben @ebraud peS SOZODONT
Sc 1T pas siaislte 3abnmittel, elm saa,
Ircpien auf bic 3ubnbiirfe iphfen er.
friideno uno peridSnernb. a(Qe Drp.
suiiten perfaufen baNslte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22

Sur Npti3!
Die 2ouiilana StaateIoterie 1T Biz ein,tae. bt.
pon benz 8plle enbpfftrt warbe
Glue quite @efesem9eit (eiu @fa6
a,t tta6en,
Die 3iebu 9 Der 5ela0re @ Fnbet 1an
tn Rsw Or!sane am Dienftas ben H. SuIi 1881
2putItara 9tate Qptterp So.
Ditfte Snftitut wurbe int SABRE 1868 fir Or.
;tebanse> unb Wotlibdistsiis 9mede sun kr
Siaats!ebisIatur eefsb!ih insorpprrt nit eiaem
&apttal sen 100000, Bu wsl5em fe feitte,
sintn @efsryefOnb son $4,000 eimsusefaat bat,
Sbre sroben 9isbunsen spa eiaae!nen
Runtme fnben aunatti5 lieM. EiemaIs .sirf
cine 5ie6uns serftuSsn. G5an lsfe na4fpIs.se,
vretesertbeiluns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22

- Sap @oulo beabii6tigt einen
@eriu6 nit elmer neuen @iBporri6tung
in BEN 81 @iienbabnmagen gu MAIDEN,
tpel6er, tpenn er li6 be!pdbrt, bas gauge
iebt iibli6e Spitem Ser Sibe unb
@6lafltdtten bes reiienben publifums
iiber ben Saufen tperfen wiirOe. 9ie
neue Ginri9tung bient bel Sage als
Sit unb fam Na9ts in obere unb
untere 8etten nit aqen Bequemli6feiten
Der iebigen abgeionberten uno tbeuren
56lafmagen bertpanbelt tperben. Dieie
8erbe1lerung min man, tpenn lie fl6
betudbrt, in allen &laiien einfiibren un6
nur einen lnter16ieb in politerung unb
Nrbeit MAIDEN. Gin jeber iol6er Sib
bat Elm ooppeltes &iiien. g8enn Die
8etten aure6t gema6t tueroen follen,
miro elm &aiten ausgesogen uno our6
bepeglibe Stangen unteritiitt, Die ben
8oben oes unteren 2agers biloen. Sc
bes 2ager bat einen beionoeren 8or=
bang. @otpobl I'M oberen als I'M un=
teren 2ager fann man aufre6t fben.
@egen 3ablung elmer faun1 nennens=
tucrtben @un1me giebt Die geleal6aft
aud einselne beIonbere S6lafitellen.
eSap Goulb fat BEL benz Grfinber in
pbila6elpbia cine 9tn5abl Der neuen
SITE fir bic Mil1ouri pacific giienbabn
beiteat, ipdbrenO cine tueitere Mn3abl gu
Gerll1eu auf anOeren me1tli6en 8ab=
men 6eniiBt tperoen foQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22

-Sm fur3er 3eit BAT g. 9. Branf
iein @eidift beiaabe nm bas Dcppelte
persrSbert, neil er feline 8aaren su biai=
gen Yreiiea perfauit. Serr Srant em.
pfieblt ale Waaren fit ben Neit Der
Sa'lon gu auBerif billisen Yreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22
9anptprets $4,000.

1857 ;Gewinns i'm @e,ras, ssn $110,4ot
~ Iafrasen fir Msenien, fuwie Raten fiji,
Glues t6nnen nur in ber Office In Stem, Srleaus
9ema6t in.rbsn.
Wessn Iireulaun ub. 8s1slunaen fdretbe man az
Wf. VI. Daupbin,
Sl,p Srleane e.
Gqe unfere srssen ausercroentIihen 8iebuno.u
fnbsn faatt untsr aufftdt bon
Geu. q. o.. Aeanregard Mua Get.
gnbal g. Curly.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22

berale, peltbe li6 ie6o6 nidt i6euen,
su ben Mitteln Ser ytibiliitsn gu greifen,
ipenn Der Gar BEL ieiner iebigen politit
bebarrt. Sc gemdBigter Der Son uno
bie Gorberungen oieier Proflamatlon
iinb, oeito beoentli6er eri6eint oabur6
Die 9age-oeito ndber Die politil6e Ne=
pollution.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22
Die 9tfd6rlthfen @auntr.

Die sefd9rlt&fen @auntr.
auf btm ausSeeetntsn Gelos Der Quad
falbersi iinb bisitntsen gmerifaniiAen
.&eperenps" bic unter Der Wasfe drift
li6r elebe nit etnem fosenannten Mi1
iionar 5rd 8esepte ben armsn Sranfen
tstriissn ,poQen. Das bsrrli1e (?) Ne,spt
III Der fredfe ShwtnbeI, ba bic per1drie.
bensn ar3netmittsl gar nidt sriilirsn, wss.
balls fein Wpotbeftr Fe MAIDEN tann. uub
Der 8rants ss3wunssn 1T, pertbloles 3sus
3u unpsrihamt bobsn Yrei1sn entpsber
bon. &riiili&en rReSsrsno" ielbf obsr
Dou isinem 5elfsrst.lfsr 3u btsisben.
Soften tcir. bab Der "Rettunssan
ter" Der Idon 70 plsl @ates aepirft Bat,
aud bitten iauberen 5,rrsn balb bas
l&nSee Sauorert lest. vYbtla. Neue 3ts.
Das portreifltde Bud mirb BON Dem
alten unb betpabrtsn Dsutidsn 5al.Sn
ltitut. 412 N. a. Ctr, ptilabelpair, ga ,
far 25 Cts. fret perl&idt. uYbila. Ga,
3ette."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22
Sin uubefannter ,SalIunfe ia

- Gin unbefannter Salunfe Bat in
ben Ibenbitunben beS 18. Wai in ben
Straben uub Yromenaben ron Bremen
nidt fpeniser, ais feds junse 6rauen uno
Wtaoden ourd Stide in ben unterleit
cber bic Saenfel, welde ct ben ielben nit
elnem ipieen Salirumente beibradte,
pertpunbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22

- Mattsr, wslAe itre Sauslinse &C..
iunb nnp fraittB gu ertalten pani&en,
iolltsn esnlsl6en NeuitGbter' 9
.Deutl&ts &tnbermebW IL (pd.
tct,cvbiae) CUR Natruns seben. Da1elbe
tat in Der san3en Welt niGt leines 0lei-
den ais Grfabmittel fiir mansslnbe uptr
unseiupbe Muttermilh unb mtrb baber
Don Den terpOrrasenSaen Mer,ten marin
smpfoblen. 60 1T iiberaus moblldmsdtnb
uno wirb BON ben Rleinen nit rabrsr
@ier eenommsn. So foQte In feiner Ga.
milte feblen, no tletns Rtnbsr fnb. SIN
allen Npotbstsn au babsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22

= CLARA Gol3, cine Sa6malterin in
San 5rancisco, nuBte bonn 9lbpofaten
Der @egenpartei bor @eri6t fi6 fagen
lahen oaB Die ri6tige nSpbdre" fir
cine Trau int Sauie beim &inber=gr3ie=
ben iei, Sic anttportete: uGine Jrau
follte eber bel iebem anoern @ei6dfte
tbdtig iein, als babel, W2dnner grobau=
3ieben, tpie sic elmer iimo."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22

nYinafore," bic tomiiAe Oper 1T
nun au4 ms Sapaneiilhe iibertrasen
morben uno iO( Iid carin am telten aus.
nehmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-22

- Seibene Sdriire unb 0ualten in
allen 6arben iinb gu baben tei
9 dram & so.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30
A Heusexnfe,s IARlE.

TIE following il u very valuable
hOnsewife's table. by which pessOns
not having scales and weights 1t hand
may readily measure the 0fticle want
81 10 form any recipe without the
trouble Of weighing, allowance 70 be
made for any extraordinary dryness
or moisture Of the article weighed OF
WonD0fed.
Wheat -four, pound in I quart.
Indian meal, pound 9 ounces Is I
quart.
Butter when soft, ! pound IL quart.
Loaf sugar, broken, pound IL one
quart. ~
White sugar, powered, pound and
] ounce are quart.
Best brown sugar, pound 9 ounces
are quart.
Ten eggs pound.
A common tumbler holds half q
pint.
A teacup Is I gill.
A large wineglass II I gill.
Forty drops are equal to teaspoon
full.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30
Put u to Proof.

At time when the community is
flooded with so many devices and con.
coctions, it Is refreshing to find one
beneficial and pure. So conscious are
the proprietors Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Of the
worth Of their remedy, that they offer
all who desire Q trial bottle free Of
charge This would certainly be dis
astrous to them did not the remedy
possess the remarkable curative quail
ties claimed. DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption will positive
" cure Asthma. Bronchitis, Stubborn
Coughs, Colds, Phthisic, Quinsy,
Hoarseness, Group, or any affection Of
the throat and lungs. As you value
your existence give this wonderful
trial by calling on any first
class druggist and obtaining . trial
bottle, free Of cost, or Q regular size
bottle for $l.OO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

General ROsseau's sou died recently
in Z poOr-hOuse in Massachusetts, He
had deserted from the regular army
and became o poor, miserable tramp.
II IL the old story. General RHaseau
MAS tor mOny years an Indianian, and
Ut one time member of the Legisla-
ture He was q brilliant man, Of splen-
did physique and bearing. II has
been said that he was the most mag
nigiicent looking officer In the service.
To such man the future seemed ever
bright. 1t was easy for him to achieve
what less gifted men labOred In vain
Ia accomplish. Aud yet he could not
Ave his boy from the life Of tramp
and death In the poor-hOuse. 1t was
easy to supply him with money-to
give him advantages such - few boys
get-to make room for him In the
government service. but II was not
possible to make . man Of him The
case Is not peculiar. II 10 one Of thOus-
ands, and an awful lesson to fathers
A time comes when money, friends,
education avail nothing to cOuteract
the mistake Of the parent In the boy
hood Of his child. 1t is said that
among the tranips and outcasts Of the
country more owe their condition to
over indulgence in youth than to pow
erty aud hardships. Statistics On this
Isoint, accurately made w. would tell
an awful tale. No sermon or lecture
could equal It. The father, made stur-
dy aud strong by = youth Of poverty,
In his ignorapee aud f0ndn~ss proverbs
tn ruin his children. The less0ns that
poverty taught him are never taught
his children, aud prOdixality and dis
aapsttnn follow. One can but think
Of General Ra'ss~au few years siner,
the flower Of manhood, . lissn ansOnE
. million, glorious 10 look upDn, and
bis poor boy to-day dies . wretched
tramp In . p0Or-h0use. Who shall
say where the blame rests.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

Mr.. CAMPBELL, who has received .
Governors certificate Of election ~
Delegate from Utah, b Astermined to
foftify himself for the contest which
IL likely to arise In the aouss of Rep.
resentatives. He has brought an~sc-
ton In court. to establish the truah Of
the charge that ex-De3egnts CAnsen =
not citizen Of the United States. and
IVES not eligible TO citisenship at the
time he claims to have been natural
lied, and TO obtain decree declaring
the naturalization papers fraudulent
and void. II would be somewhat Gu.
riOus IL II should he found that the
man who has occupied . seat In Con-
gress in defiance Of public decency,
has held II also In violation Of public
law.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30
GARFIELD At ANNAPOLIS.

President Gaarfield is to-day by all
odds the best speech-niaker in the
United States. Here il one extract
from the speech he made to the grad
uating class Of cadets ut the Annapolis
Naval Academy, the other day:
There is no easy road to success. l
thank God for it. A uniform can give
you position, but il cannot give you
success. In peace or war the trained
man makes his life tell; without train
ing you are left Oh the open Sci; Of luck,
where thousands 20 down where one
meets with success. Training with
brain work Is what will bring success
You cannot exteMpOrize success. 1t
must be wrought out with patience
and work, and l know Of no one that
have more successful advantages than
naval service does not bring you sue
cess then you are lazy or hOpelessly
incompetent. (Applause.l
Gentlemen. as l stand here, I almost
experience a feeling Of envy when I
think Of the possible future before
you. All Of US OH this stand have our
characters set There Is no curiosity
about our future. Even angels will
hardly look down upon MS. The very
gods, IL we lived In NEUROLOGICAL times,
would look down with interest on you,
you have 50 much to mold, shape and
build up. Allyour friends will follow
you 80 long as you work for this end.
The profession to which you belong
has made this nation. A sailor was
first TO give this land to you the sail
or has chrystalizesl the borders Of the
seas The Mediterranean was the first
through which they sailed. But 1t
vas too small for the rising ambition
Of the world. then the Atlantic was
the theater Of the worlds drama. The
Pacific Is yet to he opened, and you.
gentlemen, will be the ones to scout it
for Us. Before long you will sail
through the Isthmus to the open Pa
cifie. IGreat applausel. hope the
American navy will be that one first.
rs II was the one to open up commerce
with Japan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

COLDNEI. CASH, Of South Carolina,
who killed = friend in duel, and r"n,
buGHrsl, VI Kentucky, who as~a,s-inats.l
y Judge that decided case in court
against him. have II last i's~n permit
ted. after several nsonths' confinement,
u r<taru - their friends. Nolwith-
Standing the indisputesi fact thst Cash
sent the challenge. = Jury Of his
peer" acquitted him on the ground
tkak The murder was committed In
self-dssense and the Kentucky jury.
arguing that any man must be crazy
to shoot . Judge. vt Tom Bueord or
On the groupy Of insanity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

Should he stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results i'm an incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to give
relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Catarrl, Consumption and Throat dis
ease For thirty years the Troches
have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect salts
faction. They are not new or untried
but have been tested by q wide and
constant use for nearly an entire gene
ration they have attained well mer-
tied rank among the few staple RENE
dies Of the age. Public speakers and
singers use them to clear and strengthen
en- the Voice. Sold ut twenty-five
cents bOx everywhere. 43
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30
THERE h but one comet. Here Ii the
In nut shell, taken from
4 - fsSS.,

THERE h but one comet. Here Ii the
explanation In nut shell, taken from
the Kansas City Journal:
The fact that the comet which h
now Attracting 20 much attention first
makes its appearance In the northwest
and disappears In the northeast has
been the cause Of good deal Of specu-
latiOn among those who have never
taken the trouble to observe the ap-
parent movement of the fixed stars In
the northern heavens. The cause OF
this will he readily seen by all who
pause to consider that the north star,
which Is in an almost direct line with
the imaginary axis Of the earth, h
above the Comet. aud that all heaven
" bodi.s nearer the horizon must
necessarily have MI apparent move
inent directly opposite To that Of those
bodies above IL. without pausing to
take this matter into consideration
some have been puzzled Ia that extent
that they have concluded the comet
seen in the northeast In morning ID
not the same IL sen In the north west
in the evening. An hour. continued
observation will set anybody right In
the matter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

THiRrY feet Ut stone have been ad.
dei to the Washington monument
since spring. and this structure il nov
exactly 30 feet high. The height when
completed will be $50 feet-x height
never before reached by man in con-
structing An esiiace Of any sort. Each
course OF stone Is exactly two feet, aud
Of marble. The stones are not all Of
one length az breadth, however, hut
vssy Ia their dimensions In order "a
break the joints and bind the work ~
Arnly - po.sihie. Three years will
be reqsirsi ss'r the con,pietion of the
shalt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30
TINE COMET.
The Celsstisi Visitor Sits Tor bic Picture,
with Prof.. Draper % Ne Artist.

The Celsstisl Visitor SITE tor bic Pictuee,
with Prof. Draper % Ne Artist.
CINCINNATI, June 2i-Prof. OsmOnd
Stone. Of the Cincinnati observatory,
says the comet was visible ut Eli this
morning. and must have arisen earlier
but WAS obscured by clouds. He says
the tail Is directly upwards and to-
wards the west, making an angle Of
about l5' degrees with the zenith. IL
il be the comet of 1872. IL Ii moving
southeast at the rate of degree Q day,
although to most observers it will seem
stationary and may be seen between 9
and O'Clock A. N. for some time to
come. II Is the typical comet, like the
one usually pictured with nucleus aud
hong tail slightly curved and spread
out at the end. 1t may he the comet
Of 1872 or u new comet. Ii will require
further observation to determine.
IN TINE TRACK Or THE SUN.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Naval
observatory states that the comet wAs
distinctly seen here 1t o'clock this
morning aud will be seen again 20
night; that it has been following In
the trsck u the sun, aud that is why
Il was not sooner discovered.
MORE FROM PROF. sTONn.
CINCINNATI, June 2i.-Prof O-n,ond
Stone, Uf the Cincinnati observatory,
observed the comet last night. He
says II is moving rapidly north. He IL
quite positive e Is not the comet Of
ISL, but thinks it may be that 0f 1SO7,
whose return was not expected by o.
trOuOsners for seventeen hundred
years. He thinks Il h the same comet
seen about June 8 BY DIR. Gould ia
south America. The apparilion Is
exceedingly interesting aud will he
astronomers At the Cincinnati observ-
atOry.
PROF DRAPER ON TINE CELESTIAL Wis.
ITOR.
NKw York, Jane GA rsIs,rter Of
the 1riLasse called On Prof Draper last
night II lais house Ut DSsld's ferry, on
the Hudson, To learn hOv snsn the
cnnlet might he expected IA lse here
Considerable csDH fusion has srisen,"
said the PrOfesar, ' from the di.cov,
cry ~ nearly 1t one time Of two differ
ent cs'n,ets. The comet Uncovered by
DR. b. 4. Gould II the national obsrrv-
atOry Of Buenos Ayres h entirely dis
dnct frsssn the one just anas0uncs,l By
different Observer In this county.
The ,Huet visible In south America
u cssurse could no more be seen here
1t the same time than the Southern
Cross. The two celestial hen,ispherea
are - distinct - the terrestial"
10 the comet just observed In the
United States . new or old one aak-
ID the reporter. That b hard 70 ny
as1nH A. a. "A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

We hear from various sources of al
''inpending conflict" between Sena-
tor Plumb and Gov. st. John for the
senatorial chair to be filed In 1882.
Both gentlemen are good and skillful
'cAMpaigneis" aud We may look for
lots Of sport II the Governor should
get up ~ much enthusiasm over the
temperance question - he did last fall,
he 10 liable IL become almost invinci-
bic. Hut that which almost amounted
to "frenzy" last fall may he apathy
In the csmpsixu of 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

Ex-CONaRksssAAN IEATkss, Of North
Carolina, says that the Temperance sg-
itstion in that State has divided the
Democratic party there. aud would
have damaged its .u.re.- ia the roin
ing election hut that the Republicans
have allowed the same question To sI'lit
them into two fasti"ns. The ltel,il,li-
Can state Cosiiinittre II divided, os,e
faction fsvoring Prshihit"ry laws, the
other opposing them. Gov. Jarvis has
,..n'r out ON the temperance side of the
Ia.rti"n. and I~tes says the i-sae i-
k.'anx ." mix politics up badly in
,"sti, t'ars,lins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

What Is more handsome than q nice
bright, clear complexion, showing the
beauties Of perfect health: All can ell
joy these advantages by using Electric
Bitters. impure blood, and diseases
Of the Stomach. Liver, Kidneys and
Urinary Organs are speedily cured.
For nervousness aud all attendant all
nlents, they are never failing remedy,
and positively cure where all others
fail. Try the Electric Bitters and be
convinced of their wonderful merits.
For sale by all druggists, at fifty cents
a hottie,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

ELsEwHEKE ON this page IL repro
duced . conversation hsd with Prof.
Henry Draper. referring tn the comet
adorning the heavens during these
nights. He lias been entirely success
full In his effort Ia photograph the
comet from his observatory ut Has,
tings, on the Hudson. Several mega
tives were obtained. The impressions
will be made and pictures distributed
70 men Of science throughout the
world.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30
Mothers p! Mothers ! Mothees ~!


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il the prescription Of one Of the Oldest
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

Where doctors have failed IN cure,
and have given their patients up "a
die, Electric Bittefs have often been
used and . cure effected. greatly 70 the
establishment Of oil. Diseases Of the
Stomach, Liver. Kidneys and Urinary
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Consumption, Headache and all Bill.
ious Attacks. Try them. and be con.
vinced that they are the best medi.
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1t fifty cents . bottle.