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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-10


he NsW Rsilreod sal or CeGl lseDessls.
6ALINA, Jan. ., 1881.
EDITOR JOURNAL: Having heard
considerable discussion In regard to
railroad matters. and knowing that q
great many are opposed to voting
bonds to the T., 8. 4 w. road, and II
you will grant me space in your col
umBs, will give those in doubt ~ to
the benefits to be derived by Saline
county some facts I am knowing to
and figures I have taken the trouble
to compile.
One argument that farmers use. and
the principal one, Is that 1t will in
crease our taxes II they will exam
Inc the facts, they will think other
wise. The amount to be paid each
year by Saline county on these bonds
Is: Interest on ga, 600 for one year, at
8 per cent, 81, 500; 1-30th Of the prin-
cipal, 3, 500; making q total additional
tax each year Of 1000 Now, accord
ing to the petition for the election, the
railway company will build about 33
miles Of road In the county. This at
the same valuation that the other
roads In the State are valued at would
give an additional taxable property of
$364, 600, and tax of 3 per cent. 1.-THE
same as at present on the roads In the
State) would give tax each year Of
s. SD, making clear gain to the cOun-
ty Of SGD per year.
Then there are other benefits that we
will reap from the proposed road.
Take the fuel used i'm the county for
one year. Saline county consumes
over 900 cars Of coal year. That IL
l., 0OO tons. Now, estimate that We
will get coal at the same rate that Nc
PhersOn does. Coal that sells in Salina
at 500 per ton sells I'm Mcpherson ut
$50, being q gain over us of 81 80 per
ton. As we will be on o direct line of
road from the coal fields and no far |
Their from them than Mcpherson Is, 1t |
is reasonable to suppose we will get
coal ut the same rate. $50 per ton on |
IL 600 tons saves SIS, 900, to add to the |
savings to the taxpayers of the county. |
Last, but not least, we will take the |
grain crop of Saline county. An av-
erage crop, based on statistics in my
places the same at over l.
5O0, 900 bushels. There is no one who |
gives this matter thought. but who
thinks we will get better rate on
yrain when we have two outlets in
,tead Of one, but they differ in regard
% the rate, some thinking We will save
i've cents per bushel and others not
more than three. But allowing that
We save only three cents per bushel,
he same on ,5OO, 900 bushels will add
I45, 900 to the yearly savings Of the
farmers of this county.
SUMMARY.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE F0R MARCH

SARA BERNHARDr il to appear at
st. Joe on the 18th.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,)
SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS
Salina, January 18th. ISL.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de
~ scribed tracts Of school land, and improve
ments. situated In Saline county, Kansas, will be
offered for sale At public auction NJ the Office Of
County Treasurer, In the Court House, at Salina,
Kansas, on
Saturday. February rs. 1881.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock =. M, and O'Clock
p. m.
No bid will be entertained for less than the ap-
praised value Of said land shown In this notice,
and one-tenth Of purchase money and full value
Of Improvements must he paid At time Of sale.
TERNs;-One-tcnth cash, balance in twenty
years. seven per cent. interest," with approved bond
from the purchaser.
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DOES President Hayes odd anything
10 his distinguished record - Presi-
dent, now that in the closlng hours he
removes General Woodford from ONCE
In New York? We think not The
Generals stalwart service for Repub-
licanism In the last campaign makes
this oct Of the retiring President ap-
pear very petty and mean. 1t is too
bad that . President should allow
himself to be guilty Of % spiteful an
oct, and thus draw upon himself the
apprehension and condemnation of
large portion Of our party. The party
in it, entirety has not been fully in &c
cord with the Chief Executive, but We
believe that most Of its members have
been ready TO bow with respect to the
President - he steps down from the
"curule chair" OF the Presidency,
satisfied that In the main his admins
trati0n has been an honorable one.
And such will be his record IL he does
not break II down In the closing hours
Of his administration by just such acts
a. the one we have referred to.
THEY are just having q " bowling"
time in the British House of Com
mons. II In that honorable body they
persevere i'm their imitation Of the pro-
cedure OF the American House of
very common Representatives, they
will ere long be regarded a. successful
imitators. The proceedings were
about as follows: Relative to Glad.
stones urgency resolution, the con-
servatives had decided to propose two |
or three slight amendments, but to
support the government party I'm its |
efforts to prevent obstruction. The |
Home-rulers had agreed, in case of q |
to remain In their seats and
defy the speaker. When the time
came for Gladstone TO move his reso-
luton, Dillon arose and insisted upon
speaking. The speaker, after warning
him, manned" him to the House, and
he was suspended by o vote Of 385 to
81. He refused to withdraw, and was
elected by the Sergeant-at-Arms. Par
nell interrupted the Premier. aud was
likewise suspended. Finnegan, q Lib
eraland Nationalist, was the next vic
i'm. And thus they went ON for q
while until q were suspended, and
'ne by one elected.
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rHE CINCINNATI WEEKLY TIMES

The DaaoeP WEEKLY - tie West, an
magniAcest engraving "tvo fest vtds and slnost
,h.ss feet ed RS:s.S: ~ 2 s,sry U sSS-
eio00l1. O0eO.
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JOHN LIND. Defendant.

JOHN LIND. Defendant.
2AlD defendant, John Lind. q nonresident, ID
- hereby notified that he has been sued by said
plaintiff before said Justice Of the Peace for the
recovery Of the sum Of s.. So that the 18th day
OF December. 1850, an order Of punishment was
issued for said sum, In said case, by said Justice
requiring John A. Ahlen and John A. Broman to
appear and answer concerning their indebted pe0
to said and that said garnishses by their
answer admit an Indebtedness 10 said defendant
Said defendant Is further notified that said cause
viii be heard before said Justice on the 18th day
OF February, lsg. At 10 O'Clock. q. IN, and unlea
he appe.rs and defends, Judgment will be taken
against him for said So so and interest, and
the money due from said gsrnishee to defendant
applied TO the satisfscficn thereof
5s-3v s. BROMAN
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Mr.. HENRY O. DWIGHT contributes
. very entertaining and novel paper
on 1.-THE Family Life Of the TuFks"
The Editorial Departments are full
Of fresh, Instructive, and entertaining
matter
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Mrs. ]. NJ. KELLOGG. Of Emporia,
IL the first woman admitted TO practice
in the State Supreme Court
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DEBIT BALANCES
sTATEOF KANSAS, J

sTATEOF KANSAS,
SALINE COUNTY.
I, J. ". Greeley, Treasurer of Saline county.
Kansas. do solemniy swear that the foregoing ex.
hibit is true and correct to the best Of my knov-
edge and belief So help me God.
J. N. GREELEY,
County Treasurer.
K~) sworn and subscribed to before me
SEAL this seventh day Of February, A. d. 1881.
JOS SARGENT County Clerk
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"; s.a ::s Of JOHN W. BERKS,

Transacts q general banking business. We re-
ceive accounts subject to cheek on demand. Inter-
est will be credited on all Baily Balances, at the
rate Of per cent. per annun,, and monthly state
ments rendered 10 per cent. credited on sums de-
posted for . specified time.
fafners' Cola Leans
att, 9, 2, 10 and u per cent. per annum, in any
amount, any time desired, on Personal security,
Chattles, Real Estate or Railroad Contracts, and
payable In any manner to suit applicants.
Small sums can be had by anybody; to be .e.
turned In weekly payments or monthly INSTALL
ments.
JOHN w. BBRKS,
BAHRD0 RRou
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CASH PAID FOR GRAIN.

The best ofFamily Flour constantly on hand
exchange for wheat. All grades OF Family and
Mercantile hour. Corn Meal for sale At all times.
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Before Eric Forsce, Justice Of the Peace Of Falun
Township. Saline County Kansas,
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Notice By Publication.

STATE Oh. KANSAS. l..
COUNTY OF SALINE
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-26

Tue S.st.rUt, Sii'i IuiLiuk VI every
druggist a. take 4 siintlxr oath not 10
put up or cell any such article, except
by prescription. duly signed. Of .
psscttctnR physician. Druggists,
therefore. cannot cell sptIits OF cam.
phoI. cologne. or navorinR extracts.
except upon . prescription.
Ia that State L b simply expected
that believers IL tho Bible. shall c.
lebrste . certain established custom
BY using water Instead OF vine. max.
ioG Imagination sspply what b lack.
LOG 10 reality. TIE Xsasisas never
expect to have headaches hystssics.
bruises q cuts. hence csmphor b .
useless luxury. Dsndided fops are
unknown: tho fair ladies 10 that sec-
tlou, arc blossoms Of humanity 90
beautiful. spd withsl. % alled With
natural sweetness. that none OF the
uostrums OF human manufacture are
needed to add attractions thereto.
Hence exit cologne. Flsvoring OK.
trscts! No thank you. sirl The pro.
hibitioa lsW he's put . stop to the
necessity for oil such. What dsvol
cakes. pies. puddiogs and sllD SIGH
when man 3 debsrred from tho ust
OF cloves, cinnamon. lemon peel. and
cardamom oeed2 Not at oil. Turf
about 10 fair play and Ksnsas shoult
Do let severely alone, and permitted
to return TO primitive days II tn
people % ordsin.
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The Difference.

Tennyson can take . worthless
sheet OF paper. and BY writing . 20.
en- on It mako It worth o. 600. That's
Genius.
Mr.. Vanderbilt can write fewer
words on q similar sheet, and make
1t worth $50. 100000. That's Capital.
The United States Government can
take 90 ounce and . quarter Of Gold,
and Stamp upon It 90 eagle bird and
''twenty dollars" That's Money.
The merchants can take % atticle
worth s cents and cell It to you for
one dollar. That's business.
Tho mechanic can take tho mate.
rial worth $50 and mako Il into 4
watch worth 600. That's Skill.
A lady can purchase . comfortable
bonnet for 90, but prefers . 110Q
ono. because Il 70 moro stylioh
That's Foolishueoo.
The ditch digger works ton hours
day. shovels out three or four toni
OF earth for 1l.W. That's Labor.
Aud Q Northern editor can take
harmless incident occurring Of OF
election IN . Southern State, aut
mainly Il into Q case Of startling
bulIdoxlng and murder. That's Ly
Ing.
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Lousiana Honorel

Our new President, ~ tho selection
Of bic Cabinet officers, has ceen prop
OF to appoint our distinguished e..
loW.citiSen, tho Hon. VIM. II. Hunt,
Secretary OF tho Navy. A higher
compliment TO our State, could not
have been exacted. The new eecgor
tary y tho youngest brother Of tho
Hon. Randall Hunt, Dean OF tho
Law Department Of the University
Of Loutslans, . gentleman With .
national reputation, and distin4uish-
| ed 10 tho days Of tho old Whig Party
a. being one Of ito most gifted on.
torn and advocates. The Hunts 40
oil natives Of South Carolina, and o6
Hugenotic descent, but have lo19
been residents Of New Orleans,
where they 40 distinguished toe
their talents, learning, and high %.
ciai positions. But tho Chief d To
naval portfolio shines not By reflect.
ed light, tho talent u within himself,
lsnd no matter IN what position DO
may b placed. be viii prove equal
to tho emergency.-t0retna Oouiioe.
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WAT Coe1ox FAC1oRlIs WouLD

War CofTox FACToRlD Would
Saw N 7nH 9ouTH.-A factory man
has Written Q letter 70 tho Newman
(0e.) Herald, giving hi estimate d
tho amount which would b oevod to
tho South By manufacturing cotton
q home fsom tho sesd. He puts
down tho total savings q 81. 0ooy 900
annually, - follows: Saving II bas-
aipr spd t,ee, -. oes, 900; II thinning,
q. 0oo. 900: beating end losing cotton
iot 50 esrds, es:eoe. 60; g it, ~
fnfoihhinG Of ~, 700 annually Sol
fen vearo would build factories oo0ugl
m "a South % manulacture our %
M cofton crop; beeldes, + Woull
double To value q Tho nv material
s66in9 @ our wealth annually $50,
IN. co. end jncgoo11oe tao value
laads end othae pcopesty . ma
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Jay Gsall.

Jay Gould % lorty.ave yeole q
age, out looks yooaeoe. 9toet3S ~
. 0liRht tjnge q etey upon nn eIec3
beard. and BIZ high Iu!! forehead 9no
sharp dark eyes attract notice. dn
friends cay that within 2 year OF tw0
be bee changed hls method OF DONG
busineos, when he used % meolpo'
late stocks sltogether. Tney oey 20
70 nov excluelvel{ enkeeeo Io mo ~.
tsbltshmeot ana @enaGe@ent OF
great se!eetepo sno t.AwGy eG H
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Newspaper Enterprise.
tChicsgO ,lribu0e.l

The publication OF the details oi
toe battle ct SpitzkOp between the
Beers and tho English was ono OF
the most marvellous ieats OF news
paper and telegraph enterprise ever
known. The London Standard sent
Mr.. Cameron, tho hardy. reoolute
fearless African explorer, With the
British advance 10 report Ito opera.
lions. He accompanied It 10 ite OIL
0cult march 70 the summit OF the
fatal height. When the Beers made
that gallant charge IN tho feco OF the
EnGllsh bsy0nets, about which they
bso4 % much, and poured over Into
tho basin, from which they drove
the Eenglish like sheep. Nj. Came
ron Was knocked down. run over,
trampled upon and captured. He
showed bic newspaper credentlels
and ote.book, and having establish.
ed bio professional identity. wes re.
q uested 70 oct % . flag .ot-truce bear.
er TO enable tho British to take care
OF their wounded. He reached the
British camp that night and wrote
bic dispatch OF about 1850 words.
That dispatch was put upon the army
field wires and reached tho coast.
Henso Il travelled up 70 tho east
coast Of Africa, over 5000 miles, and
tapped the East Iodlau wires 10 the
Cult OF Alden, thence on the bottom
Of tho Red Sec, another 5000 OF 500
miles. 20 tho Mediterranean, to Italy.
thence through Italy and over The
Alps and through France AID acrool
the British Channel TO London. MOI
stopping there It goes TO Vsleptta, or
the west coast OF Ireland. and epeedl
across tho Atlantic to Newfoundland
thence 70 Nov York, and from New
York across tho continent 70 6el
Francisco, and on the following
morning Il Wss printed IN every dali!
newspaper In tho civilized world-l
thousand OF them In this country.
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The other day when Q man rsng tho
door bell q 0srneld'e house, James
opened Il and Said: ''l'll put your
nemo on tho liet and give your cooo
my attention, but there sre over NY
applicant: shead IT,. 8 7o9 r., A9d ts9
but I'll pay @ much % any q 'eml"
''Sir, do you think I coll o@cool"
''Daln It, mol l want % buy you4
hogs." "A0d you don't want "a q.
dce :" mo; I an not a. Ohio man
q ALI" Aud that man va Invited
10 and asked II nothing would jnduce
him % accept Q eeot IN the cabinet
or . foreign ofnce, Of some splendid
position, within tho President'o cit.
ma bic refusal drove Garfield Wild,
Anal he will appoint tho man % some
office. anyhow. That man knew bon
TO work it.-Burliugtou (Vt.) Cipper'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-26

The oleepere Of French railroads
aro preserved from decay either ~
oubiectinR them 70 . process d eo&u.
ration With creooote Of With su)phato
Of copper. 4 new method 70 peopos.
"a 81 n. Jacques. Fatty eobetaa:
oeo Ia tho form Of 0oepy solutjoo)
combined VIII phsnic odd 90 inject
"a into tho wood % % 70 penettose
every 0bre Of Il. After . lepoe q
eleht days Q fatty acid b formed,
which q cid DO lne0lublo 10 Waees
| ana o 30 capable Of shordinR the
mod complete protection against The
rof4in9 caused 6y moisture.
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Gle $eapk's Eiuaieatsr.
4 seal live Dsoossstio pap~. Devoted - 10
ps>sgiol integsnts Of tho StaGe end Notion.
j. Fl. COSdROVE,
Edltor and Propsietoe
Psblishsd Every SATURDAY MORNING.
Subscription Rates.
No Sutscriptiso taken II lsss tAan ok mosths.
Al Subscriptions payabs \ advasss.
An advsrtissaents 1oelsss w tAas six noatAs
~ Transient aaa must - yaian aAvaas&
Psblishsd Every SATURDAY MORNING.
Subscription Rates.
Garfield IN The White house.

Gen. Garfield. nabits IN tho White
Ho,,se Ara reonlar Ana m0ot eIom.
nisrv savs Mia Cincinnati Enouiref.
6e i up st ! O'Clock, aud before aoy
mother vho h an hour aheod OF him.
ia fsmiiy breekfast ct 8. but before
a. lima Ira Preeident 6ndo timo %
sIsnca NJ the nenera. Ia reedo III
~ fhe nsnere. Iftef breakfhaG
vhich I. ~ hv q 40 thu Preeidenf
coes into IA offloe INA QiVeo dlreC.
finns tonchino imam moii motfaF n
y his ner"onal effention. n
snends probsbiv IN hour dictatin9
ncneonai ietfera 10 III Observation-Disclosures.
Then he IONA bio femi(y, M 9 chot
Vith then Tor Q few minuto0, and .
ready 10 greet the bowling mob Who
ere barking their (ohins on tho ont.
eido. At 4o'clock tho President uDu.
siiy denies further intervieVo % tho
oiiice.seekers. ma at ) and 1 O'Clock
he needs ma HeV York dailioe, Uau.
ailv betveen / and 8 eomo memboro
Of The CSbinet Win drop 10. Blaine
calls every day, At s O'Clock To
Preaident dimes. and spends tho 90.
nin0 With bic family. entertaining
encH neroonal frionde a call. Ther0
are no Sunday night oinginG
classes st tho White House now. Tho
President d Q great lover OF children.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-26

9ome late events IN New Orleans
seem % put 10 rest tho old heceeI,
thaf thefo aye Two sorts q pobyjo
oninion. ono which 70 embodied q
NJ. ma tho other n some Wyot3Q0l
shanS that can not b o00D00.
Whenever . lawyer ain . iuIy o
scouit Oh tho ground teat Wills ~
M = 90 and %, there y q oSoQI1l.
~ public oplnioo The oGhee ~. r.
III tho Jury % disregard ~ ooAh
thoy heyo tatoo % 0oC5do 81 u -
| md tho eyjdeDoe.-t2 + Advocate. !.
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An Era Of 6o0A Feeling,

L looks % though after twenty.
ave yeah Of quaIIellinR and spp!o'
hen6lon, WaS, tho arrogance OF Woo
~ and the bitterness OF defeat, the
hoepital.like experience. OF
reconstruction b!unders. laWleceneoe.
hard times and discomfort, 10 he'd q
lest glided into % ete ot good !eei.
Mig like that which o!otlneuleneo no
Monroe adminlotsa&ton oi1ey yeoto
go. 4 eurp.ie!ng prosperity wn!0o
bee ct tho whole county cumming
With actjve lndustry an9 gwen e@.
ployment % OIL hoS muCn . 90 u
brlnRinR about tho pleasant coo0l.
tion OF things but this striking
equally interesting phonomenon-eo
afmoot complete exhaustion Of old
n0litlcal issues and Q Ouboidence Of
ma ouarrelD and Wrsnglings founded
mon Them. Tit % not 0 new thing
under tho suo. Il y q leest . new
thing n tho memory Of living men
thot tho defeated candidate tor pres.
ident ohould b 0 conspicuous and
honorod figure 10 tho imposing
oeremoniee attending tho jnotslla-
bon Of bio 0ucceoetul competitor =;
that military companies from the
South and tho memberc Of tho legio'
lature Of . Southern and Democeauc
NM ahould attend tho Inauguration
al 4 Republicon president; and, more
thsn aiI. nm the Republican pIool'
Sent,s inanaurol should draw from
tho Ronthern nreae = general expIes
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The Car Of Russia Assassinatel.

The Car Of Russia ASsassinatel.
The latest papers which have come
to 10 contain tho astounding intelli.
seuce that the Emperor Alexander II,
Car OF Russia, has ct lat fallen . vic.
tim 70 tho relentless hatred OF tho NJ. |
hilists. While be wss out enjoying . |
sleigh ride on tho 18th. tho asses.
sins approached from . e:owd and
threw . bomb shell which exploded
and killed him, msugling bic body
terribly. He has been succeeded BY
the Grand Duke, Nicholas Ale1an.
drovich, under tho title Of Alexsu.
der III. He has published tho fol.
lowing Imperial manifesto:
St. Petersburg. March live. BY
tho grace Of God, Alexander III, Em.
porof and Autocrat OF Oh tho Rue.
eiae, Csas Of Poland and Duke OF
Finland. etc.. hereby make known to
sll our faithful subjects that Il has
pleased tho Almighty. 10 bio inocru.
tsbie Vilj, 20 visit Russia With . hes.
" blow AZ fate and 20 call her bene.
factor. Emperor Alexander IL, TO
himself. He fell BY tho hands Of
. impioue murderer who nad repealed
} " sought bio precious life and made
d their sttempo because they SaW 10
him tho protector OF Russis. the
! foundation OF her greatness and the
4 promotion Of tho Walfare OF the Rus.
sien people. Let 10 bow 20 tho 40
fashionable Will.oi divine Providence
and offer up 70 tho Almighty oul
q prayers for tho repoee OF tho pure
D soui OF our beloved father. We -
. Cend the throne which No inherit
from our ioIeiathers, tho throne o.
y the Russian Empire and Csardou
y and Grand Dukedom tnseparabl!
% connected With l.. We assume th'
!. heavy burden which God has impoe
y ed upon % With arm reliance upol
% HE Almighty help. Nay 6e blee
~ our work % the welfare OF our b
Nd loved iAtherland, and may DO guild
our strength for tho happiness Of q
our faithful subjecte. 10 repeatin
ID beioro Almighty God tho sacred 70
n. made 81 OUT father 70 devote, q
Z. Ooeding TO tho testament OF our tor
% fstherS. tho whole Of our lite @ o.
Ine ior the welfare and honor Of Ru
be an. We cali upon oil our faithful Oul
u ieots 70 unite before tho alta! Of Il
Of Almighty their pIoyero With o.
10 ond commend them 70 swear ade!l
Ut 20 10 and 20 our successor, 8te u
20 perisi Highpees, tho hereditsl
40 6rsnd Duke Nicholas Alexandr
o, witch. Given ct st. Petersburg. 4
li1 10 Domoni 1854. 10 tho nrst year
OF our reign.
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e180t 00Ee. no u y" VU00 0e~S~'~
ing to curtail tho enobling aspirations
Of tho human mind In 10 gigantic
efforts TO climb tho lofty mountain
peaks OF intellectually. What 40
newspaper omoes established for'
forsooth. II Il 10 not 70 furnish 70
those Who would drink Of tho Pieri'
"a spring. oceans Of tho divine
LIQUID which will slske their thirst !
What business he's any ono 70 b %
editor II tho divine aflstus. - we'll ~
| . modicum Of Mother ShiptonS pro
phetic vision, do not al heart, mind
and brain rendering him . walking
encyclopedia OF knowledge regard
less Of such vulgar aid-de- camps q
s1chsugsei Rlchsngssl BAIL q
!, b. uowl
The New Orleans states has TIL
summary On tho Kansas prohibition
lawS:
TO illustrate the extsaofdinas
lengths % which the .tempeeooe
iSoStiNlom y holng carried meooo
~ made yeeeeg6oy . theee column =!
81 The (Aet that The xen1Ae pcoolo
!. toeY law oa0O ILLEGAL The - q M
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