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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

o. hanneI IL common 10 shs s,.,.s-
Many neglect the matter nm : s..
taken supposition that such fhin..
al matter Of habit, and thaf y, ~.
somewhat thinIy clad harden: ~ -
constitution. 1 know viv.. s.S
daughters Of farmers In Rool ci,,.,s.
stances who make almost mn chsn
In their clothing frum sun,,,,s.
winter. II they add tn their eaIicn ~
deiaine dresses q cotton mnS.,,.
and haste some cotton llniny int ~.
sleeves, II Is considered sufFici.rs
occasionally q canton flannel rn,,..
skirt Is INDUCED in but real nannsr J
are eschewed; q wayne noSio,.
entertained that They are & ling
burdensome TO carKY - svv and
wrappers, 70 W. = .,, Isodes.
M, st';, t lost serviceable.
er~.sIw Of light and soft. but
I.ets ..nef and should be mod
close fitting. There Is nothiD'
.er for blankets than sOft nex' ale
red flannel, even though its OLD fash.
toned claims ~ u specific for .heumn.
tism he disailowed. Tbe drawrrs
should reach to the anb res. and the
skirts gored to avoid to- /, much weight
| The union Of warmth. with liybtness /.
the most desirable: thing TO secure.
Thus protected and with feet well
si,od, woman will have no need to
invest herself in sack or shawl every
time she goes to the open door or
window. DO not suppose that simply
wearing warm outer dress Is enough
for the requirements Of health. Let
no woman who wishes to preserve
either her health or her good looks to
"A period past middle age neglect this
important matter of warm underclotil-
ing" \ knowing look went around
| our circle when auntie finished, and
WI recalled the fact that Susie was
just up from sick bed in which she
had q severe battle with pneumonia,
and when We asked DIR. Jalaper, = few
days before, why Susie should get
pneumonia? he replied little tartly
though he il generally very amiabie
You are doing just right to give her
pneumonia; you will always succeed
ii you put that tissue underclOthing
| on her aud send her out on u cold
day. "-Jnristidn ut Work.
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HOUSEHOLD.

The Journal Of Chemistry says that
the following recipe makes good
pain killer for external Use i'm bruises,
sprains, etc: Spirits of carlphor, .
ounces: tincture Of capsicum, ounce:
tincture Of guaiac, ounce; tincture OF
myrrh, ! ounce; alcohol, 4 ounces
Stains from tea on napkins and table
linen may be removed by slowly pour
ing clear boiling water through the
soiled spots.
Spice cakes to serve with coffee are
made of one pound of sugar, -four eggs.
one teaspOOnful each of cloves. CHINA
mon, nutmeg and pinch of pepper.
Stir in -four enough to make dough
which can be rolled out; cut out with
a plain coOky cutter; let them stand
from ten to twelve hours then bake.
A good breakfast dish is made Of
dried beef. Slice II very thin, cook II
for a few minutes i'm hot butter and
lard mixed, stir Il constantly, and
when ii Is all equally heated stir In "a
many eggs as you can afford to use.
Serve with buttered toast.
Vinegar candy.-Stir together and
bring to a boil, three cupfuis of sugar,
half q cupful of vinegar and half a
cupful of water. As soon As this mix
ture boils stir In one teaspoORful of
soda dissolved i'm little water. II the
candy Is preferred clear. stir IL ~ little
rs possible; II grained, stir it.
Among nations who pass their lives
out doors, catarrh and scrnfIla are
almost unknown not fresh air, but
the want of IL. is the cause Of countless
diseases, Of fatal diseases when people
are in the habit of mailing down their
windows every winter to keep their
children from opening them.
Plants that are slowed away for
winter will require much less water
than when in full vigor of growth.
No more should be given than enough
to prevent shriveling. Give all the
air possible, and strive i'm every way
to harden the wood.
Grease spots may he removed from
linen by putting a good quantity Of
soda into the water in which Il l.
washed. From silk or wooden goods
there Ii no more effectual method than
the old one. Of placing q sheet Of thick,
soft brown paper over the spot, passing
= hot iron over 1t, and quickly lifting
the paper, on which the grease will
be found absorbed. Paint spots should
be rubbed first with q sponge dipped
in turpentine and afterward with q
clean cloth from the circumference to
the center, that the spot may not
spread. A weak solution Of ammonia
will generally eradicate fruit stains.
Toad In the Hole.-Take one half
pound Of sausage meat and roll il into
six balls place these In Q baking dish
which has been slightly creased; make
. batter Of two eggs, two heaped up
tablespoonful Of flour and one-half
pint OF milk pour this over the sau-
age, place in . moderately hot oven
bake one hour; serve ut once with
pork gravy and plain boiled potatoes.
and you have . nice little dinner for
two persons.
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SMALL FRUITS AyD VINEYARDS.

Notes on ADORE repOrf-Saline county
ranks 4th rs wheat-growing county,
while Mcpherson ranks LIST and Dick
inson ID, among the counties Of the
State; but we would note the fact that
Dickinson county has four more town
ships aud Mcpherson five more than
Saline county. Allowing the territory
10 be equal we think Saline county
would he likely to rank LIST.
This report shows that the corn crop
in this county is greaterin money value
this year than ever before. The pres
ent condition of wheat, rye, corn and
farm animals is as follows: Wheat has
made fine growth and prospects are
favorable; the acreageage il ~ per
cent less than last year. The crop of
1881 has been mostly marketed. Rye
100 per cent. more than last year put
in, which presents a fine appearance.
Corn-it will require all the corn raised
to keep stock through the winter
Horses are in poor condition, on ac-
count of lack of grain. Many are run
ming on the wheat fields. Cattle are
being pastured on the rye and wheat,
and are doing well. Sheep i'm cool
condition and healthy Swine-all
that are suitable to ship are being dis
posed of. Not over 50 per cent. of the
usual number will be wintered over.
On the whole this is IA valuable re-
port and will repay careful study 10y
farmers and others interested in the
growth and prosperity of our State.
We would call the particular atten-
ton of fruit growers to the small acre
age of berries and grapes in our county.
No fruit is more sure or profitable in
this locality, and these acres should be
multiplied by ten within five year,
particularly grapes.
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Snakes a. Lii. Oes,royees.

The loss Of life i'm India due to the
ravages Of venomous snakes il almost
incredible. Yet consumption, which
is as willy and fatal rs the deadliest In
dian reptile, is winding its coils around
thousands of people while the victims
are unconscious Of its presence. DIR.
X. Y. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery" must he used TO cleanse the
blood of the scrofulous impurities, for
tuhercular consumption is only form
of scrOfulous disease. Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" is u sovereign remedy
for all forms of scrofulOus sore-eyes, ms
well rs for other blood and skin dis
eases. by druggists.
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WOMAN'S WIT.

A wOman's advice Is generally worth
having; so. IL you are in any trouble,
tell your mother, or your wife, or your
sister all about it. BE assured that
light will flash upon your darkness.
Women are too commonly judged YER
dant in all but purely wOmanish affairs
No philosophical students of the sex
thus Judge them. Their intuitions or
insight are most subtitle, and IL they
cannot see a cat in the meal there Is
no eat there. I advise man to keep
none of his affairs from his wife. Many
"a home has been saved and many a
fortune retrieved by a mans conf
d-nce in his wife. Woman is far more
seer aud IA prophet than man, If she
be given fair chance. A a general
rule the wives confide the minutest
Of their plans and thoughts to their
husbands. Why not reciprOcate, II
but for the pleasure Of meeting conf
dence with confideDce7 The men
who succeed best i'm life are those who
make confidants of their wives.
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+. UoborcIothin0.

Now that the spring winds have he
gun to blow. the time Of influenza re-
turns, snd why? We discussed the
matter In the sitting rsosu the other
day, and this Is the way Aunt Helen
expressed herself: II truly believe
that more than one half the colds
caught, and infiuenzas from which
the women Of farmers families suffer
% much, are traceable directly Ia an
idsufIiciency Of underclothinE. Moth
Ing like the ne that city people make
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, 49, writsss ssr The Jssrsal.
' uEn ON the DEATH Of
SISTER MAXWELL

IsS DonOA esAxD vo.rs, NJ.
SSs.r sister thou art eo.e % r.-
No Sigh Of woe
Toes 70 that land q lirht a,a H.,
s'Ioin the r.nsomed bosis 49,
Len ~ bstDs,
r Your desds Of kindps-S
EUct1ey thresA' re are done.
A.. ie efoss AsNS ais World ID run
"a God Or. skpsa ,un;
In ansu~Sp ,xxr you cast your eares
.%yey% rfefveut prsyen,
AK dear, ve miss you %,
~ through the World ne 20.
- Bat vhy repine.
.ese's hut step for us 10 take.
And then the silver cord shall break,
Then With you shine.
Nov when the sisters meet for prayer
One form IL evne-a vacant chair
Fills them With gloom;
Rut labor on. you shall her meet
Around the bies<si mercy seat,
With xlzdn-sS coon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

Grape vines tn,t have not vet been
prune,i should be pruned this month.
Last springs setting cut back 10 two
buds; two years setting cut back 10
four or live buds. cutting away all side
shoots. After these buds have grown
one inch or more, remove all but three,
one on each side for horizontal arms
anil one for An upright branch. Grape
vines traired in-this manner are very
easily niaiiage,i.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

An old darkey who was asked II in
his opinion prayer was answered, re
piled: "Well, sab, some pra'eS b
ansued an some isn't-'pends on vat
you axes TO-. Jest after de yah, wen
il was mighty hard scraichin' TO- de
cullud bredjern. 'bsarved dat
w'enbber I pray de Lord to sem one
g Marse Peyton's fat turkeys TO- de
ole man. deere was NO notice took Of de
partition; but. wen I pray dat be
would sen de ole man To- de turkey.
de matter was tended 10 befo' sun-up
mex lnosnin', dead sartin."
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HOW's the Baby.

SLOWS the baby" His Group is
better this morning, thank you. We
gave him some of Thomas Eclectric
Oil rs you advised, doctor, and shall
give him some more in an hour or So"
Next day the doctor pronounced the
voungster cured. For sale by Oscar
Seitz, Salina, Kans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

BY the unthinking Burdock has
been considered n weed, and its luxu-
RANT growth, unpleasant smell, etc,
has rendered II to those mot KNOWN z
its virtues" u nuisance. AMI yet the
root has long been acknowledged by
savants as most invalu, able u "a diu.
retic. aperient and blood purifier.
Burdock Blood Bitters embo,ly all its
COOL qualities. Price 81, trial size 10 cts.
For sale by Oscar Seitz, Salina, Kan
sls
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elecr.ow PROCLAMATION

@.ATE OF KANSAS,
SALINE COUNTY,
The State Of Eansos TO all srhom tAese
Presenfs shdH cone-Greefiag:
Know We that I, the undersigned,
Sheriff u Saline county, Kansas, by
virtue Of the authority In me vested.
do, by this proclamation, give public
notice that on the first Tuesday I'M
February, A. d. 1882, at the usual
places Of voting, there will be held
township elections, and the officers at
that time to be chosen are ~ follows,
t0-wit:
CAMBRIA TOWNSHIP.
One trustee, one clerk, one treasurer.
two cOnstables, one rood Oyerseer for
each road Overseer.
DAYTON TOWNSHIP.
One trustee, one clerk, one treasurer,
one justice Of the peace. two cOnsta-
bles, one road Overseer for each road
district.
ELM CREEK TOWNSHIP.
One trustee, one clerk one treasurer,
ore justice of the peace. two cOnsta-
bles. one road overseer for each road
district.
ErREKA TOWNSHIP
Ohe trustee one cierk, one treasurer
two justices of the peace, two cOnsta-
bles, one road Overseer for each road
district.
FALrN TOWNSHIP.
One trustee, one clerk. one treasurer,
two iustits.s of the n<sat.s two con sta
RI. M r,,.J o,,srI..r for col, r.....,
district.
GREELEY TowNsHIP.
Ohe trustee, one CLERK one treasurer,
'"o t"ns'so,es, one roaa oNerseer 'or
One trustee, one clerk, one treasurer,
one Justice Of the peace, two consta-
.,;s,,;ot
,,urprv r,wxsu,p
One trustee, one clerk, one treasurer,
one justice OF the peace, two cOnsta-
pies, one ro"" o'erseer ior each Ioao
uiS'ric''
ohi" io"Nshir.
One trustee. one clerk. one treasurer.
two Justices OF the peace, two ccnsta-
pies, one road oVerseer ior each reau
uis'rict.
SMOKY HILL TOWNSHIP.
One trustee, one clerk, one treasurer,
Two Justices OF the peace, TWO cona.
pies one roau oSerseer Ior each roar
"is'r'c''
SMOKY VIEW TOWNSHIP.
One. tr,,st,t ono clerk ono treosurer
two justices Of the peace, two consta-
bles, one road Overseer for each road
district.
sMOLAN TOWNSHIP.
One trustee. one clerk. one treasurer.
two constables. one road overseer for
each road district.
SOLOMON TOWNSHIP.
ohe trustee, one cierk, one treasurer,
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-.
ohe trustee, one clerk, one treasurer,
.wo cohstaoIes: one roac o'erseer i"r
'aeh roau u'striet.
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Psipitstion Of the Heart.

I'M. Might, Syracuse, n. v, writes
"when I first commenced using your
Burdock Blood Bitters was troubled
with fiuttering and palpitstion Of the
heart. I felt weak and languid, with
a numbness Of the limbs; since using,
nv heart has not troubled me. and the
numbing sensation is all gone" Price
slOO, trial size 10 cents. For sale by
Oscar, Seitz, Salina, Kans.
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An Ohio farmer, who in 1850 planted
locust tree seed on thin land too rough
to plow, sold in 1870 81 900 worth Of
grOwtl-five or six inches i'm diameter
WAS more valuable than the first
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Scene-A break fast table. Paleriam-
ilias treading morning paperl-"Last
night the cold was intense, the ther-
nOuietcr registering four degree.
below freezing point. Now, children,
| suppose you are taught all about that
ut school. Which Of you can tell me
what the freezing point is?" Charley
taged sixi-"The point Of my nose.
papa"
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In Me0oriaaa The life anl public sgrs
- --~-~ - vices Of III, Nation :
HlHItIII Hero. By MAJOR EuB.iy
In UuT.nyi,'s h kGL Written
Il uat Mentor l.y invitation
O14184 4ooO under III. direction IL
Mr.. Garfield Contains steel portrait OF tatd.H
faithful portraits OF m thcr. wife aHL chikirsB /.
also numerous fine engraving; e. confidential
letter. covering and explaining hi. wL.l- s7frsr
ten original testimonial letters from Williams tpl-
ege classmates; extracts FROM important sI',-h--
and writings. enhancement by 1T E-sisra" sad
the President In ersTp b'.t. igsaf5 yasi'ir-tg H.ft
ing SO dIHy. IL j. the most attractive auti"rI4 c
and best. Price. II 81 Ig,t.f saH,.,I erss,,r..-.
nsend 81 for terms aud ouidi. inclu'lin. copy o.
book. Address, A. : BARNES * co III aud
li3 William ST. N.I.
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SHAKE HANDS.

Shake hands with somebody q you
go out of church. The more Of Il the
better, il it Is expressive Of real inter-
est and feeling. There may be q great
deal of the spirit Of the Gospel put In
to hearty shake of the hand. Think
of st. Paal's four times repeated re-
quest-..Greet one another''-aftef the
custom then in common use, and one
which IL expressive Of even warmer
feeling than our common one Of hand
shaking. Why not give your neigh
feeling that fills you to your finger
tips, and receive the like from them
In return? You will be benefited BY
il; and the stranger will go away feel
ing that the church IL not, after all, %
cold rs he had thought II to be.-AROH-
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A Detroit lady remarked that her
eoachman was a perfect enigma, when
she was startled 10y little five-year-
old saying, .'Of course he's u mig, ma.
See how black he il ~
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When certain powers are claimed
for an article. AMI everybody testiiies
that IL does more than is claimed for
II, IL gsinsay its worth Is useless. This
Is the substance Of the st. Jacobs Oil
record
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A mercenary little boy overheard a
conversation between his parents con-
corning wedding that was soon tn
come off, and recalled the subject at
the break fast table the next morning
by asking the following questions :
Papa, what do you want to give the
bride away for? Can't you sell her ~
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One Of the best preventives Of hog
good shelter, good feeding and good
WATERING
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Let me say . few words to tbose
wishing to set out hedge plants the
coming season. First, II the work has
not been done, 1t should be done a
soon - possible. Stake of the row
where you wish the hedge to stand
plow In land, throwing from center
and throwing out . deep, dead furrow.
blowing back and forth two or three
times to throw out the sub-soil, and let
It lie without narrowing until spring.
or time Of setting them out: replov
throwing back to center then harrow ]
well then with team and one man In
oeip, you can commence to set out the
hedge, having your line stsked out.
Keep the plants in u convenient place
covered with q blanket, and Kent
damp; then have q tub with water
and soil to dip the plants In as taken ]
out To drop; then run q few rods -
plow; then with q bundle c-
Tipped in the tub of W.. nth
lcross your left hand. plamts
wards and set ~ l.v them
-" .u then walk back
re- lem against the iatiu
~ the distance you want
-, stand; then have a careful
Al follow with hoe, taking plant
I, in left hand and hoeing fine, mois.
soil about the plant, leaning the plant
back between his feet and pressing the
soil on both sides of the plant with his
feet, mot taking time tO fill up all the
furrOw but follow with double shovel
pl0w rs for blowing "A row Of corn !;
then plow or cultivate often. Never
allow the heads To get start, and II
| dry pillow more often. Never attempt
to raise hedge by planting seed
where you want the hedge, for 1t will
he certain failure and disappointment.
Plant seed in nursery on new land;
cultivate one year then set out; or
buy of those that make 1t business,
which would be best for those having
much farm work to do and do not un-
ierstand the business. II. A. y.
II -. ..f Satina
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I, Joseph Sargent, county clerk Of Saline county
Kansas do hereby certify that the above and fsre-
going Is q correct statement Of the bills allowed by
the hoard Of county commissioner. at special
meeting held on December ., 1851. and At the
regular session Of said board commencing January
2, and ending January TO- lss2
Witness my hand and ofhcisl seal, this 18th day
Of January. A. ID. 1852.
JOSEPH sARGENT.
Ceanty Clerk.
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PICTURE OF GARFIELD.

can secure an elegant Litksg,RAed Likenes q
he late Pressaest gsoes 4. Gesess1. p ieri.ins
pay postage and expenses- Win oeh psetare
vill be sent fse-simile ccpy Of letter fro1 Ges-
t;arAeh, returning thanks for . copy Of tAis
ptctare-
send money In Registered Letter, Money Order,
Hank Dran or BY Express, Il our rbk, and be sase
and write the name and sddrea Of each subscriber
plainly. Address,
THE INTER OCEAN,
CAcago. H.
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In reply to the question will the
coming man be bald ~ the Norristown
Herald afiirms that ''he generally is
when he first cOmesn
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Bills Ailovc6

p the Board Of County Counip,io,er,
n meeting on December "a ieel. - n -
N ses.ion Of sah Board, comnenciae IssnsrS :
and ending January 10. isea.
DEcEaBks =, Isa
John n Kin1man ina ~ ~ls
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Suggestions by young lady, "Fid-
lIesticks! The men NAV blow about
our big hats just "a much rs they
niease, but they'd better look at their
big heads every morning There nOwv
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n.ss where beiore wa> desPonlsncy sI4i r!'-''i
The Specific Me,icine Is heinz Used wtih won
derfui success
PsmI lets zen; free 10 all Write for them aud
get full partig uiars
Price Specific a ~ per package. or six paekarr
for s.. Will b. sent BY mail on receit OF money
Address all orders
J. \. SIMPsON MEDICINE co.
Buffalo, New York
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THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN

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POssag, fS,, 10 al ssbscrs,s ~ ia fsi,d !Sies
Cdsdfi.
The Volumes Of the Bazar begin with ih- 6rsi
Number for January FOR each year. when n"
time IL mentioned. IL " III h. underst-ol that th.
subscriber wishes IL commence with tn. Number
next after the receipt of order.
The last Twelve Annual Volumes Of itaTrcr'>
Bakar, in neat cloth binding will he seat nv nail
postage paid. or by express FREE of expense lpf"-
vided the freight does not exceed dollar per
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Remittances should be made by PoSiGiic. Money
Orier or Draft To avoid chanc, Of las.
Newspapers not 10 copy this advertisement
without the express order of Harper 4 Brothers.
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Fin. Fin, Fir,

successfully treated by Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association. Address
with stamp for pamphlet, Buffalo, NY.
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battle Creek Mich. ! Daily JournsIl

IBittIt 'fcrk MICH Dsfiy JVur"H'
Upon being spoken to concerning
st. jacobs Oil, our fellow townsman
Mr.. Theodore Wakelee, said: [ had
been suffering with rheumatism, and
obtained the greatest relief from the
use of st Jacobs Oil. 1t has also been
used in my family for some time, and
has never been found to fail In giving
Irompt relief