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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-13
The weight Of the earth is 5. s25, 600.

The weight Of the earth is 5. S25, 600.
00,O00 tona
The man who digs a hundred feet
into the ground for water gets a long
well.
Connecticut Yankees are making oil
barrels out of paper, and the same
material will he used for tobacco and
sugar barrels.
A definition: Bob. what's steamY
Boiling water" That's right-com
pme It" Positive boil. comparative
boiler, superlative burst"
Ssrs Bernharlt intends to reappear
IN Paris directly after her return from
America. She has signed a thrce>year
engagement with the Vaudeville.
II the collar d cuff be too stiff to but
ton easily press the finger little damp
eEei with water 70 the buttOn-bo!e, and
you Will have no further trouble.
The greatest love, Of the human race
is q Toledo man When he slips down
he prefers 10 have a crowd see him. so
they can have the fun of laughing.
Tire average age of a hog il only fif-
teen wears. This always consoles us
when we see man spreading himself
ant over four seats in a railway ear.
The ear has become so nervous
that the sound of a wash boiler falling
down stairs ut midnight will raise him
out of bed before it strikes the third
stair.
The largest and most elegant resi-
dence in the Connecticut VALLEY has
just been completed at Leeds. Mass,
for Lucius Dimock. of the Corticelli
silk mills!
Don't speak all at once. girls. =. Ills
Serene Ilighness Prince Herman Eu-
gene Adolph bernhard GRAM Fer,lin.
and August Won superintendent
Hohenstein is looking for "a wife.
Miss Longfellow has been placed in
charge of the library at Mount Vernon
by the association of ladies who control
the home Of Washington. The library
is called the NASSAU husetts room.
In arranging flowers do not put 100
many in one vase, nor too many colors
in one bouquet. Follow the natural
arrangement. Decided colors need to
be seen in an abundance of foliage.
The new incumbent of TIE chair of
Latin ut Yale college, Prof. Tracy Peek.
wants the Roman system of pronounc-
ing Latin adopted there, and it will!
probably lie done, beginning with the
next class.
a Washington paper says that "tea
parties" will he in vogue this winter.
after the style of the Martha Washing
ton tea parties, of an earlier day, the
formcri involving sHt, riainments such rs
Mrs. Hayes example is rendering fash.
innEIblG.
@NabcfS waiting in the oi,aming
For hcr lover Nu!ing ami lair,
Gently Ia herself i..inning
WORDS oi love. ani hope and pray0.
He is sitting hy :. table.
On his fics SIS grim despair.
Mab:i : lover has been eoin.
1sains' three OF rrils with lwo small rals.s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-13
The Problem of instantaneous Dcaih.

DIR. Pinel.- the Partisan enthusiast,
who is always in attendance whenever
there Is an execution. eis,leivoring t.
solve the problem whether death by
guil!otining is painless and instantane-
GUS, had the good fortune 10 he passing
by the Arc de Triomphe when the last
suicide hurled himself from its sum-
init. and instantly examined the victim.
10th ARIES anil legs were broken. IA
were the ribs, breslst-bone anil spinal
column, and the skull was smashed.
The face had an appearance of stupor,
the eye was fixed, the pupil diIated, tho
cornea very Transparent, and the look
was "astonished and uneasy, Indicating
the last vestiges Of an intelligence
about to lie extinguished." There can
be no loss Of consciousness in the pas
sage through the air, the Doctor con-
cludes, and though the body may be
frightfully mutilated in many parts by
the shock. the brain retains knowledge
and horro1 Of the agony of death.
THE more We study with care the
latest moments Of life" says the excel
lent Doctor. the more difficult does
the solution Of the problem OF instan-
famous death become. The Arc de
Tri0mphe b not satisfactory"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Cherokee COwa) Times states that
immigration this year was almost unpre-
c-,lenied. and the coming year will see it
continued on still larger scale. II does
not believe there is state which will in
erase more rapidly in population in ISL
than Iowa. The rush into the northwest
ELI part Of the state will continue on the
most extensive scale. And Iowa Is keep
Ing all IL has with the accessions to add to
her greatness.
A correspondent inquiries as to the sta
tistics Of Iowa and stock valuation. The
following figures were furnished by State
Auditor Sherman from the assessment Of
1880: Number Of cattle, 1,s5s,O7s: value,
SIS 30. $50; number Of horses, 69l.s0,;
value, $50; number Of mules, 43i12:
value, 81 5s1-33 number Of sheep. 49, so |;
value, s457 so number Of swine, Z, i6o,e3;
value, $4lS1,642.
A mysterious looking female was doing
the rounds in St Paul. the other day, in
. closely covered cutter. and requesting
signatures to bill TO be presented TO the
Legislature, allowing women to vote on
prohibiting the manufacture or sale Of
ardent liquors in the state Of Minnesota
The new Congregational church at Ma
ZION, Iowa, one Of the finest owned BY that
denomination in the state, was dedicated
on Sunday, DR.. Magoun. Of Grinnell coli
was discharged by voluntary contributions.
The ST. Louis and Texas narrov-gauge
road, which Is nov being built from Texar-
kama to Waco, and which il Is proposed to
extend from the former point 10 Cairo. Ill,
has made raise Of nearly 100000 in St
Louis.
John Bobo, IN industrious mechanic.
end his wife, Roee, of Erie, Pa, have lost
their reason and are !aving maniacs, the
result Of loosing their home In real estate
complication.
Five members Of the family Of Samuel
Krump, Of 40ntelair, n. J., died Of diph-
iberia In one week. Il was found that
fetid enses pefmeated the sleeping spart-
Dents.
While engaged in dancing, 1t Addison,
Qich., Nm. Garfield fell TO the door, and
her hand Was % lacerated BY her hus-
baDd's boot-heel that she died In twelve
k1uf2
The Homes:ake Mining company, a
Deodw0od, BY an expenditure Of tl,56o,0oo,
has secured possession Of the most valuAr
BE potion Of the gold belt In the Black
Hill.
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SENATE.
WAsHrxeroy, Jan. HeThe vicepeesi-
dent snhmitted FINN the secretary of war
49, ...-s-. N. ..,........ - !.
channel at the south pass OF the Mississippi
river for the quarter ended Nov, 9, iS0-
btlis introduced and referred: M. ingalls,,
70 provide for the sale OF the reservation
Of the prairie band Of the rottawotamie
~ Gscrce T.shS,aHts.n nov In nosscss;on
Of the heirs OF George Lewis, to whom IL
was bequeathed In Washingt'n's will
~. s0ornees ana ~; Sat ., n"Ssu .n n
ns Jill ~. s .L , .s..; u. Ill. .,;s.,s
tskeh up IN .ne mofh,ns nouI 4, .s S ~,
sion on poiht Oh otosI enoeN III u"v .iii
oeirg O,ueisu up yeas 81 .Ss 49,, VII,
ou. scIsol uIon we oiI 'ne u S:ei
INTO executive scssios' anu s'pn ~
WAsHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Nr. vest by re-
ouest. introduced a bill authorizing the
r,,,s,,,ct;o,, NJ . hr;.,,- o,.r tho MI sis
~ v a. -,
s'ppt river II ho"ehs IeiI!' Mo-fe'eit"i
The senate proceeded to consider the
calendar. the first bill being one % punish
tramps In the District OF Columbia =
Pending debate the morning hour expired
and the army appropriation bill was read
twice and referred tn the committee on
applopIlauons| In senae Iea ~ G s,l,
H"Ii;dav and AZ NJ Garland sm,Ie in favor
Of it. Mr.. Morrill,, Mr.. Mcpherson and
Er. Wallace opposed the bill. Mr.. Tell.
supported IT, He thought every claim that
originated In the west was regarded with
suspicion In the senate. here had always
been q disposition not to do Justice !" the
west.
HOUSE.
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WASHINGTON.

On "Wednesday the vice president sub
mitted 10 the scnate communication fIum
james 4. Garfield, declining to accep. the
Office Of United States senator.
The president has re o:nized Louis Ter
len and Theodore Sclintz as. rrspcc ivrir,
con'ul and vice consul at Chicago of tic
S.iss III c irration.
The receipts on Tuesday were: Revenue,
Sioi. ~: Customs, S591. - o..
The public debt decreased in December
SJtslti:p
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ID. =. SMITH.
Sheriff'S Sale.

II. T.. HEAD. Guardian Of the
Estate Of Kate H. Cantwell,
EDWARD NELSON, admins
traitor OF Nels = Beckman. Case Y" liss.
deceased. and
j. ". PETERSON and Wife,
ct. al.
DY yIRTtE Of an order Of sale issued ont Of
ID the District Court 81 the Fourteenth Julicial
District within and for the C"unty of Salin-. and
State Of Kansas, in the above entitled case and To
me directed and delivered, ] will,
Tuesday, the Ith day Of January. 4.
d., 1851,
at two o'clock T. w. Of said day the Fast door Il
the Court House, in the city of SaiiEa. Saline
Cotihty, kansss, offer for sie at Public Auriibn 20
the highest and best bidder. for cash IN hand the
follow ny described Real Estate. tO-wit; Tie
southwest quarter a Of section eighteen Is, ia
township fifteen 10 south, of range three q w->i
Of the sixth 49, principal meridian. in saline
County. Kansas, with tensmen's, entertainments
and appu te nances thereun,o belonging.
said real estate j. taken the prop srty Of the
above named de endant-. and will he snI without
,ppraisemeBt to satisfy said order Of saic part
hereof
Given under my hand this 3oth day 81 Noven-
Ger. A. l., lsse. ~. u. BAKER.
st-5w Sheriff OF Saline County, ksn-as.
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FOREIGN.

In IN article discussing Wnrnings Of
Irish obstruction, the loadon Times SAYS
the house o. commons b naturally reluct-
tradition Of free debate, But Il tie reas-
serti0n Of the law In Ireland Is deIIberate.
" impeded BY perverse faction, e will
be necessary 10 consider how such an In
toleraole situation can Be put 70 an end.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-13
Cathartic Pills

Combine the choicest cathariic pr:n' iiie1
in medicine. in proportions accurately at
justcd to secure activity. certainty, AMI
uniformity Of effect. They are thc salt
of years Of careful study and practical g.
pertinent. and are the mast rifcciull nm
edy yet discovered f"r diseases caused hy
arrangement Of the stomach. liver. a:l'l
bowels, which require pEoiUpi and .iirt i;lai
treatment. AYERS EIII- aTr sIsT-ia!!E
applicable to this class 81 'liS.'lSrs. The.
act directly ON the Gi.cstiv" and aSsImi-
laiive processes, aud restore regular
healthy action. Their extensive use hy
physicians in their practice. AMI hy all
civilized nations, is one Of the ;'Iarv
proofs Of their value as a safe. sure. and
perfectly -. reliable purgaiive medicine.
Bein. compounded at the concentrated
virtues of purely vegetable substances,
they are positively free from rainrl"l or
any injurious properties, and can ~ admin
is,ercd To children with perfect safety.
AYERS Pulls are an efTcciual cure for
Constipation or Costivcncss, 1ndig's-
ton, Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite,
Foul Stomach and Breath, Dizziness,
Headache. Loss of Memory, Nun,bncss,
BiliOusness, .ganndicc. Rheumatism.
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Drop>y.
Tumors, Worms, Neuralgia. Collie,
Gripes, DiarrhTa. Dysentcry. Cont.
Piles, Disorders of the Liver. ami all
other diseases resulting from 4 diSnr,lrrc,l
state of the digestive apparatus.
As Dinner Pill they have no equal.
While gentle in their action. ii,rsc piiLs
are the most thorough and searching clfhar-
tic tha. can bc employed. and never give
pain unless the bowels are inflar"i, ana
then their influence Is healing. T.,ey S;iiIu-
ll:c III" :,VpH'i.c AMI digestive organs; they
oprrlit. L. purity ami enrich the blood. and
iuparf renewed health anl yi.Ir IL the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-13

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az each,
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THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY TINES

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S. !! !:
m n Outfit sent free To those xho uish 70 IN.
j yaz. in the most pleasant and prohtsbis
hisin - known. Everything nes Csps-
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thing. SO day and upwards - sas1Iy
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wO over night. No risk shafeser. Asn!
neg workers wanted NJ once. Many are msHiIS
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1881.
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This periodical. by Its able and scholarly discus
sion oftne questions Of the day, as well rs by its
tists-has always exertea a mas, powerful and
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0cnt-
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e % mlke u the greatest ooss1 esei6se -
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Terms, 81 - per year, q so half year, which in
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new patent. and sales or iutrcductiou Omen easily
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A calico wrapper-the dry goods
clerk.
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start. No one can fail Who i ~iilins 10 vors-
Women are A. successful rs men. Boys and sifn
can earn large sums. Many have made al me
business one hundrei dollar in single vses-
Nothing like IL ever known tef,rr- Al Who en-.
gage surprisei at the ease aBi raP'diiy van
which they are sbie to make money lou can en-.
yaye in this business during your .pfae TINE ~
greet pr.,ft You A, NOT have 90 invest capital IN
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Ca..l-. iiEDiClAE c.. New York.

ing money that are ogerei generally hecome
wealthy. shile tho" W." do n-t Improve sueh
ehsncs- renizia 10 poverty. We van: many men
women bsy ani sIri- to WSTk for ~ right In thsir
orn l,eslitie-. The business will pay more than
ten tirns- ordinary wages We furnish an sxpen-
Give ortat and all that you need. free. No one
Who engages faii- to make noney very rapidly
You can devote your whole tiri- 20 the york. or
only your SPAR mOnieHt- Full inforiaaii"n and
all that i needed sent FREE
Addr.s- srINsos A Co. Portland. Maine.
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\ ouift furnished free. siih full In
-iruetiSns fer e0n.lucfisg the most
pfsfitabir bg.inr,s that anyone can
engage in. The bnsincs- IL ~ easy
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make grcai profits from the very
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The Literary Revolution.

vClUIIES . 70 .
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UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE.

Large Type Edition: 81: $ =
n
sse ss.sss ~ s+ @ ~ 80 e =
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AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,

rFucJEG ItGs,i' .ai &c o." ' f ' & C.
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II. T.. HEAD. Guardian Of the
Estate Of Kate 10. Cantwell,
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SOLD III ALL DRUGGISTS Evl

Every nervous pcrsoa should Try Car,ef's Little
Scryc Iills. which are made specially for t,.o~e
Tho suffer from Nervousness, Sleeple<sness,
Nervous and SICK Headache, Weak Stomach,
IyzyclSia. Indigestion. &c. They may be used
alone or in combination with Carers LIt.lr
LivcT Pills, and IN either ease will give rnost
~ rlp; and grateful relief. DyspepsEl makes
yu Nervous and Nervousness makes yoa Dys-
fe-si-. either orc rcniers you miSerasle, and
g. q .f''- rs ci.se 10th
isi.-. 3 t,@ta. s5i by Druggists o- sent b7
Cal -i-D,CIAf c.. New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-01-01
All of which is respectfully submltt

Al Of winch IS Respectfully suOmltIed.
+. BARTON,
ELI HoDGsON,
f.. O'DONNELL,
Committee.
Supervisor Beach, chairman of the
committee on pauuerS, submitted the
following report, which, on motion, was
adopted:
Mr.. Chairman nnd Gentlemen n me
BOard Of Supervisors: Your committee on
pauper claims would beg leave TO report
that they have examined all claims pre-
sented before them and recommend pay
ment of the following, and that the clerk
be directed To issue orders for the several
amounts to the several claimants, to wit:
iWt Ilaf
Yam,s nor what. ciaaD.si Gliyg,a
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Chairman.
supervisor Belllnghausen, from the
committee on stationery. presented the
following resolution, which, on motion,
WAS adopted:
ReSolred, That the recorder be and he
Is hereby instructed to employ compe.
tent person to make complete chain Of
title of the real estate of the county.
Supervisor Stormont stated to the
board that the town Of Ottawa has no
place to bury Its deceased paupers, and
moved that the matter be referred to the
committee on paupers, Carried.
Supervisor Barton. from the committee
on miscellaneous claims, submitted the
report of said COMMITTEES fixing the per
diem and mileage due the several judges
and clerks of the last Novemb Der election,
which report was adopted and the clerk
directed TO draw his order on the treas
uxer Tor the several amounts specified.
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LOST.

Lost on sunday evening Nov. 2sh, lSO from the resi-
dsnce Of the subscriber IN the town OF Wallace AN lkON
GREY HORSE i've years old. and weighing about LUZ
bs Has a white SPOT on forehead; end OF tall white,
reward OF s. in addition to expenses VIII be gwen 10 any
person wing Information OF his whereabouts
Dee 4.lmo. FREDERICK SCHNEIDER.