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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-21
An EXTRAORDINARY OFFER

There are Q number of persons out
Of employment In every country
vet energetic men willing to work do
not need to be. Those willing to work
can make from 500 to 500 . month
clear. working for ne In pleasant and
permanent business. The amount our
agents make varies. some make -
high as $500 q month while others as
low n 500, all depending on the en-
ergy Of the agent We have an
article of great merit II should be
sold to every HORSEPOWER, and pays
oves 100 per cent. profit Each sale Is
from $3.50 to 5000. One agent In
Pennsylvania sold SO I'm two days, and
cleared S6lOO. An agent in New York
made 81. 90 I'm one day. Any man
with energy enough to work q full
day, and will do this during the year
can make from 81. 90 TO $1,000 q year.
We only want one man i'm each coun-
fy, and to him will give the exclusive
sale as long rs he continues To work
faithfully for US. There j. no coDPe-
tition, and nothing like our invention
made. Parties having from 500 tn
81 900 TO invest. can obtain u General
Agency for ten counties or State.
ANY Ouc C8I IItdhC ou fhstrthCut WI
from SIS to 1000 without the least
risk or loss, n our Circulars will show
that those investing SIS can after 80
days trial return the goods unsOld to
US and get their money back. If they
do not clear at least 500. They show
that General Agent who will take
ten counties and invest $4,000 can
after q trial Of 80 DAYS return all goods
unsold to Us, and have money return
ed to them II they fail to clear at least
$50 in that time There are many
persons having money to invest. who
could not give the business personal
can employ sub-agents
without leaving home-making large
amount yearly out of a very small in
vestment. We are not paying salaries,
but want men willing to work and
obtain a. their pay the profits of their !
energy. Men not willing to work on
our terms will not work on any. |
Those meaning business will receive
our large descriptive circular, and eX.
.raordinary offer by enclosing three |
cent stamp. with their address. The
first to comply with our terms will 81
cure the county or counties they may
wish to work. Address,
RENNER MANUFACTURING Co.,
l16 Smitbfield Street, Pittsburg, Pa.
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SCOT - . Manure for Piant.

SCOT Is valuable and easily obtained
stimulant to strOng-grOwing green
house plants. such as PelargOniums,
Fuchsias, Azaleas. Cytisus, Roses,
Solanums, ChrysanthemuIns. and
Hydrangeas. A handful oft. stirred
ia a three-gallon can of water, has =
marvellous effect on all the plants just
named, and many others besides. 1t
induces vigorous growth, and adds
freshness and substance both to the
leaf and flower. II Is best TO use Il In
small quantities and often, rather
than charge the compost with more
carbon than the plants can readily as
simulate. In the case Of Chrysanthe.
NUNS and Hydrangeas, have en-
plOyed mixture Of SCOT and fresh ma
nure from the COW shed, with the best
possible results; but whenever the
last named ingredient Is employed, II
should be well mixed in q tub or tank
and allowed to settle, otherwise the
grassy particles remain on the top Of
the pots. and, while giving them an
unsightly appearance, excludes that
healthy aeration which all roots re-
utlire-,Sef
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Free OF CHARGE.

By calling at Oscar Scitz's drug
store, you can get a sample bottle of
DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate
Cough ar Cold. and show you what
the regular ~ cent size will do. When
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry Hacking Cough, Pains in the
Chest. and all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. try sample bottle Of this
medicinc.
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come oss ~ cur msst peoltabls rssal
| industries.
The carp II among fsbss Whist the
domestic fowl d among birdsL Il be-
been cultivated for centuries By the
monks Of Europe. until Il be- BECOME
almost ~ thoroughly dUmestjeafod -
the fowl, and now may easily be
taught to come 1t . call or whistle, for
its fosj. while ito natural habitat h .
shallow pond with . muddy bottom
coyered with . growth Of aquatic
plants. Like the fowl, the carp 10 an
omniverous feeder. living upon the
vegetation OF it, ponds, and especially
upon the seed Of seedbearing aquatic
plants. while the scraps from the
household table, chopped liver, boiled
corn, ETC., are all consumed with relish
and profit.
The carp makes its growth chiefly
In sumIner-alt0gether % In the lati.
tude Of our northern states-buIying
its head In the muddy bottom Of the
pond at the approach Of winter. and
passing that season in the state Of hi
bernation, without either gain or loss
of weight. During the growing sea-
son, however. its increase II very rapid
ranging from one to two pounds per
year. and In exceptional instances
largely exceeding that rate, especially
in southern ATTITUDES, where the pc
Rod of growth extends over . larger
portion Of the year.
With regard TO the quality Of food
furnished by this fish there need be no
further question, as II Is rated by
abundant testimony rs being Of excel
lent quality.
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Consumption.

1t IL said that 5000 people die an
nually in the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
Of the country one death In every
three Is ffom Consumption. This can
lie and should be avoided; our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough or cold, and other symptoms of
throat and lung affections that lead TO
this disease. You should arrest 1t
while Ii IL in the germ. Two or three
doses Of DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. II does not dry up q
cough like many preparations ON the
market and leave the disease behind
II, but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phleRm and morbid matter that accu-
mulates in the throat and lungs. II
allaya all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct Sold by
OoonR 6o1tx.
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AsToRY ABOUT BISHOP SIMPSON.
Harrisburg Patriot

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s''''-c'r''s =: =: Ne. :::.'.' 'A'.'''-

Trim the hams and shoulders neatly
and closely, ~ that there will be nc
large. lonse masses Of fat upon them,
for ~ leff on II II simply a waste oi
material needed for lard. Ny method
Of curing hams and shoulders IL ms
follows: Spread them out with the
flesh side up. either in the cellar OF
where the meat will not become fro
zen. As soon n the animal heat IL
all out, rub every part OF them, es-
peciaily about the joints. thoroughly
with the following mixture. which
10 sufficient for eight hams and shout
ders weighing from fifteen Ia twenty
pounds each: Take large pan, or
bowl. and put into II eight quarts Of
good salt, eight pounds Of good. dark
brown sugar. eight ounces of puiver-
lied saltpetre, and sufficient water 10
make the mixture of the consistency
of thick syrup. set the hams and
shoulders, one at a time, in the pan
To apply the mixture. Then pile
them flesh side up, and let them re-
main from three Ia i've days, accord
ing to the weather, and they will he
ready for pickling.
First, procure a new barrel, or rinse,
scald, and drain. the old one. aud in
vert IL, for q short time, over few
burning cot-, in order to cleanse aud
sweeten il. Pack the hams and
shoulders compactly i'm the barrel.
and cover them with brine which
has previously been boiled, SKINNED,
strained, and cooled. Let them re-
main In the brine not less than four
weeks or more than six. Next, wash
and drain them, and hang them,
hook or small end downward, and
smoke rs DESERVED for bacon in the
i-sue of December l.
When properly cured, and no mois-
ture appears on the outer surface.
take down each ham and shoulder,
wipe them clean with cloths, and rub
them with piece of cloth dipped Ia
syrup, and then sprinkle them thor
oughly with Underground black pep
per 80 that no part will be nnpeppered.
Either enclose each ham or shoulder
in cloth sack. and then slip them Ill
la n flour sack, and tie tightly and
hang them up i'm a smoke-house again,
and let them remain until March, or,
what Is a better way In some cases, es-
pecially i'm the south, wrap each
piece in al lr.,S, two thick ness of heavy
brown paper and stitch snugly over
this clo-el y-fitting ease of stout, cot
ton cloth. Next, iInmcrse each piece,
prepared as directed. in a thick white
wash in which there has been mixed
a quantity of chrome yellow. Pork
packers usually use "A mixture Of Hour,
water and little glue, and chrome
yellow. using baryte-. or heavy spar"
"a fiour-like substance used for adui-
fpratinp white lead Either of these
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Medicine Given Awsy

The fairest proposition yet brought
to our notice. Is now made by the pro-
prietors of DIR. KINGS New Dissolve
Ry for consumption, that great remedy
which is producing such stir all over
the land by its many marvellous cures;
positively curing asthma, hay fever.
bronchitis, dry hacking coughs, severe
colds, Group. hoarseness, sore throat,
difficulty Of breathing. phthisic.
quinsy, or any chronic or lingering
disease Of the throat or lungs. They
do not ask you to buy. but request you
to call on Oscar Seitz and get . trial
bottle free of cost which will convince
you what q regular dollar bottle will
do. As you value your existence you
cannot afford 10 let this chance pass.
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The Violate Belt Co.. Marshall,
Mich. will send DR. Dyes Celebrated
EIectro-voltaic Belts and Electric APP
pl,snees on trial for thirty days to men
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AYERS CArnARTic PILLS are the best
Of all purgatives for family use. They
are the product OF long. laborious. and
successful chemical investigation. and
their extensive use. by physicians In
their practice, and by all civilized na-
tsons, proves them the best and most
-dectuai purgative Pill that medical
scsence can devise. Being purely veg
,tabIe no harm can arise from their
use. and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take. In Intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can he compared with them: AMI eveiy
person- knowing their virtues, 4
employ them, when needed They
keep the system In perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery Of life. Mild, searching and
efleetual, they are especially adaptei
10 the needs Of the digestive apparatus.
arrangements OF which they prevent
snd cure, IL timely taken They are
the best and safest physic 20 employ
Tor Children and weakened constitn-
ions. where q mild hot snbctuAl
,aihar'i~ J. required.
! u sab IL all druggists.
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The total taxable valuation Of ali

The total taxable valuation Of all
property in the State. for the year
ISL, was sl70,9 1i ol7.l5. The valua-
ton this year Is SIS, lis, i3S. 81, being
an increase Of els, i54 ,l2i for the year.
This increase IL in part due to- the
movement inaugurated by certain
counties, last Summer, to comply
with the law and assesses all property
at its actual value. In looking over
the State Auditors report, for the
past year, we find the property in
Sedgwick county was valued last
year At s., %. 600; the valuation this
year being A.937 900. rhe board Of
County Commissioners Of that county
instructed the township trustees, last
spring, to list the property ct it,
actual value. In accordance With the
plain provisions Of the Law. On the
other hand Ne notice DouglaD county
was ssssssed upon basis q u, -.
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Care Of Sheen.

See that the barns. sheds, and racks
are in order. See that each sheep has
rack-roOm, and is not compelled to
wait while the stronger ones eat. The
yards should be kept well Uttered
Feed and water at regular hour
three times daily. Do not, by any
means. allow a ram to run In the flock
with in-lambed ewes. A buck, II val.
liable should be kept with few weth.
ers or ram lambs,
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The records of aAother years culture
Of this fish In our country give indis-
putable evidence that II has come
among us to stay. The stories which
sse told by responsible parties as to its
growth and general good qualities,
ny be largely discounted and yet
DGave margin enough to show that the
culture Of this fisl Ii destined to be-
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STATEMENT MADE UNDER OAfH

To vhlai o. uzT rs1r~rn.-is me year is-3
treated ulth Erusisiis spawn Cur hons spasS1
g - vera tlnfls srr-fl. nearly aaf e. lzrH~
h-as ~ sni rutarl-f.i1 sfpped III iaza~s-s< ss1
removed fhs eniHrzem-lf. I have uofk.i TIC
hHrss ever sfrr@ very arl- and ue-er kzs h<<n
iaIur nor could 80 any fif ia The sis< Il
the hosk l5iuis since tr4ss-i him -ifh K<sdafl's
spawn cure r A. GAMES
Eua-surrh sn-. N.. F-t sta, I--a.
-uora s1-l sa!-cFihs,i - - 'ors N. tnis ga asv
u t-tfuarg A. ID la. iDH< s-IES>E
fusti.- % fss ss=--
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WHAT Is GOOD FOR BEAST II
GOOD FOR MAN.


Patterns Mnls. wsshipgton Co. ~ ,reb q Is.
b J. KENDALL n p.-Desr sir--The particular
ease on vhich ! u,cd your kendsii's SPAWN Care
vss malignant ankle syf,in of sixteen months
sanding i had triei many thing. bot IN vain
Your Kendalrs SPAWN Cure yet the h-ot 20 the
gyeand again. and for the hrsf ins@ -incs turf IN
. natural position For . family ijsue nj IL cxasis
anything ve ever used.
Yoan truly. REV. N p BILL
Pastor -. =. Church, P.,ssn's Nii- y y
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baseus.Ii ~. Der. "a. is.s

Haseuis'i ". Der u. fs-s
b. EESbsLL a o. -fients-i ~ssb 10 - ~
testimony In fsroF ~ yaar r.iuEb- isnf,ens. K~s-
dzirs SPAWN Ctr- g. til sprin. Il isss s1zDDn0
on The cs nud s-ssI al % rshf iinh 81 tbs hnDo
lssnf / -. Ecrg lane sid st tins sS1sf~4 -
nsnsf -ztru-laffr- pain. ] safr h4nfa1s - -
for sssr = ear afd iriTd asst ss-fyfhlDg n -
reach bet cosiil sat ulshI Il. that uoa1 give -
permanent raief Nh ! eTerEgrkef u UosM
paia ne very rflfh. L. APRIL l-s-. se0nn -
slrl. % Ksnsair. spawn IRE Ihogxh vost1 ny
n I u-s.i oue-fhi-1 % tl-fe aaf sEpsFI~Deo3
relief % arre u n flzln ist ne sDf hes -
trsiahie u sinee feei rEGy srrtefal 70 you al
s.,ad recommend krutaiis spawn Cure to an 81
suser With -prAlls and rs-unletiscz-
Year. trsly MRS . BDrrRlL
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

ON NAN FLESH IL has
Pest nme ever used for any dep seated pin Or short
nness some are arsi 60 use 1t on hua" s I teesa. = 10
medicine should for
good Tor MA and know Exitenc that sfAvIS
CURE child lt= Effects
wonderful human flesh make Ty and
be WINGED
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From COL. L. T. FOSTER.
From REV. p. n. GRANGER.

Presidine elder Of -. AIhans District
81. Adams. VI, Jan sah, I-sO
Da. n. !. KENDALL a Co.-Gesi.-In r..lx 2.
your letter vii say that my experience With
kendalis SPAWN Cure has been very satI.. zetory
indeed Three or four year, ago I procured a
bottle OF your agent, and with II cured horss %
lameness caused by SPAWN. Last Jason NV
horse became very lane and turned him cut or
. few weeks when be became better bui when /
put him on the rad be grew vot-- .hen dis
covered ringbone vas forming 1 procured a bot
tie OF kendAlfs SPAWN "urr, and sith les ihan a
bottle cured him tbs, he l. not laIae-nsifhsf
can the bunch BE- found
Respectfully yours Pm GRANGER
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-21
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE


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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-21
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H'HVI HIcht ittehlh~f IN. I-lF-
DH. II. j. KENDALL & Co-6ents-f sent VOC
dollar for your Kepdzrs SPAWN Cur. "a; .uinaasr
which cured bone spawn Nth half hSftis. The
best Imminent ever used
Your respectfully. HOMER HOXIE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-21

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