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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30
The Abilene Academy

This popular PRACTICAL. aud BUSINESS
SCHOOL, located at Abilene, Kansas, viii ope n Is
Pan Fern, September Ath. 1883.
We have established regular business and seade-
ME coursss. The former embracing CONNIE rciaI
Asith1ette. Penmanship. Singh .nd Double Entry
Dosk Keeping. Commission Banking. Laws Of Bust
nOea. Busfue0 Forms snACorrespond-nce. The
lstseS. al the Practical English Branches and
German. II desired Scholsnhips Tor the Bust
- Coane viii be sold for the next sixty days ct
0o.0 oaeh. Terms for the Academic Course.
Ms Ter for the school year Of thirty-si, weeks.
II ooeh ease cash or pste In advance.
aIYKRRNcIs.
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Rev. A. J. Hsrsock. Passor Lush. Church, saiins
Hen. C. h. LsbcA. Abilene Bank, Abilene.
Mr. A. ". Rice TirSs National Bank. Abilene.
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Abilene, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30
The Housewives Scrap beck.

su0 SsVOO0WssV SVsoV OO~s
A pinch Of common table salt dis
solved In water will relieve . bee.
sting.
To clean shells, wash them flrst In
cold water, and then In boiling milk.
Old boot tops cut into pieces Of the
required size and lined make good
thick iron-holders.
To prevent hair falling out, wet it
thoroughly once or twice week with
. weak solution Of salt water.
Machine oil stains can be removed
II, before washing, the spot 10 rubbed
with cloth wet with ammonia
Stoves may be kept looking nice for
some time by rubbing them thor
oughly with a newspaper every morn
ing.
Kid boots may be nicely cleaned
with q ini8ture Of oil and ink; the oil
softens the leather, and the ink black
ems Ii.
A little glue dissolved In skim milk
and water will restore the stiffness
and luster to Grape, and make II look
like new.
A good powder of SNUFF which will
cure catarrh Ii made Of equal parts Of
gum arabic, gum myrrh and blood
roots.
Red ants may be exterminated with
sprigs Of wintergreen or ground Ivy;
NORWOOD will serve the same pur-
pose for black ants.
To keep cheese moist wrap 1t up In .
linen cloth dipped In white wine.
This not only keeps the cheese moist,
but improves the favor.
Lemons may be kept fresh for .
long time by putting them in cold
water and placing them In . cool
place. The water should b changed
every two or three days
An excellent aQuarian cement 10
made Of equal parts Of clean sand,
plaster Of paris and litharge, mixed
well and made into sti6 putty With |
boiled linseed oil.
II you are troubled with moths In |
your feather beds boil the foathen In |
water for short time; then put them
In sacks and dry them. working them |
With the hands oil the time.
6olled white fur can b nicely |
cleaned by rubbing it thoroughly In
white l1our. Il should then Be- hung
but Of doors for about thirty minutes.
Repeat the process several times and /
6 will b equal 10 new.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

Chloride Of lime sprinklsd shout .
place will drive away the sats. E.ies
md insects. Bite Of broken glaGo and
plAstse q paris will slsotually stop
op mt holo6.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

Bsksrs6sIi. Vt. Dee. q, is79
u. J. krSpaii & Coy-j-nts-I Yah 10 - ny
testimony In favor Of your valuable iipfmsss Kss-
dali, SPAWN Cure. In the spring Of lisa siipesa
on the ice and -prained my right linb 81 ~ knse
joint ras very lame and AZ times su0ePe1 ~
mos, srerueixtIpg pain. wore . ban1aGs - is
re s,e 81, s sn na sss,ns me-, H., .ny =
permanent rsilef When | overvorksd 1s Vsa0
ps,n mo very much. IN April is.e. bsna =
think .houh De cripple for life bat ksstae
IL. ussi on~-,hir1 Of bottle and expsrtoDep1
relief at once. The pain len ne aod - -
troubled me since. feel very srrtefal 10 yea 81
could recommend ksndalls SPAWN Cure 20 IN ~
s,Isss With .prsins and rheuMafisua-
Your. truly MRS y BOCfIIL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

restore functions Q nd procurr Health snd Hsppi-
mess where before ~as despsnirncs snl sic"si.
The Specific Medicine .. being used with w'n-
derful suecess
Pamt lets sent free To all Write Tor them sni
get full particulars.
PIrr Specific 81. per p1ckaS-, 81 siN i'asksscs
Tor u. Will b~ sent BY mail rerrii -! ni1ii' y.
Address all order
j. 4. Simpson mEDICINC.0.
Barsi. New York.
Sold IN saiina by ussa, seiix
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

From REV. p. N. GRANGER

u8 etdef OF u. Adams Disfflct
st. Adams. VT, Jan. sosh, Isso
Da. B. J. KENDALL 4 Co.LGests-Io r.o,x IN
your letter viii say that my experience With
keudaHs SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory
indeed Three or four years ago I procured .
ooesIe OF your agent. and With Il cured horse Of
iaoeness caused BY . SPAWN. Last season NV
BORE became very lame and turned him out for
aiev weeks shen be became better, but when
covered ringhone Vas forming, 1 procured bot
We VI kendaii's SPAWN Cure, and With les than
bottle cured him 20 that he Is not lams-neith-r
ean the bunch he found
respectfully yours, Pm GRANGER
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

Habit, II not necessity, makes .
Hair Drsasing such - Dr.. Ayers lab
sstory Issues. Indispensable 10 many.
Ayers Hair vigor = oas Of the most
delightful W have ever ussd. Il ~
Scores not only the color. bot sloo and
luxurianes, to AAded and nay hAis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30
LAKE BRlE / WESTERN YR

Formerly LAFAYETTE. BLooNINGToS a
NuNCiE and LAKE ERIE a LouIsviLiO
RAILWAY. The shortest and most direct routs
making immediate connections for passengers
East aud Wet.
The shortest and most direct rout. between Ran
sas City. Cleveland, Budalo. Pittsbarg. New York
Boston, Philsdelphis Washington. E.l,imore aud
all points fascinating eioss connections with all
the Trunk Line.
Fin.-clss equipments Steel Rails. ws>ting-
house Air-brakes. Miller Platform and Coupler
elegant new Reclining Chair and Drsuins-room
Cars attached to all through passenger trains. free
Of extra charge TO oil first, class Passengers hoiiing
through tickets. The few changes by this Route
all made in Union D.pots-no Omnibus Trsns-
fsrs.
Ask for tickets ~ any point East via the LAKE
ERIE WESTERN RAILWAY. Maps and
other information furnished free upon spplicaii0
to principal Ticket Othces. or address
8w SMITH Geni Pass Agent
lafayette. indisn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

"Sr. NICHOLAS 10 above 0nythiny
sDe produce IN the same Hne."-LoNDON
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30


sanity and an
early grave. or
both. No mat
te- hov shatter-
ed the system
may be from ex.
ceses OF any
kind. . short
course Of this
medicine will
p..xtnF.. h.artia0
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30
p v. GRANGER
Acme. Mieb Deeemher 2s,h 4.

Acme, Mich. December 2sfh, I.7s
. Da- j. J. KENDALL Il Co.-Genfs-I sent You .
dollar for your Kendslis SPAWN Cure Last ~ INNER
Which cured . bone SPAWN With half bosiI- The
best Imminent ever used
Yours respectfully, HOMER HOyiE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30
WHAT II GOOD FOR BEAST Is
GOOD FOB MAN.
keod Of It's eject On Human Flesh

Fsstsss Wis wsshioRtos Co. n = ,Feb y. is7s
3. J. kRspAlL. u. D-Dear sir-The particular
60 % vhirh used yosr kssdali's SPAWN Cure
- 0olienant sakys spsAin Of sixteen months
sessAisg. I'D tsss1 masy shisss but in vain
groasd seain. ssd Tor Tie srss time sInce nun IN
saaassl pas1fieo. Per family iininent IL ~re>is
soyshin6 ve ever usea.
Tenn Truly, rev n p BEll
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30
rom COL. L. T. FOSTER.

h"ansstown, Ohio. May lHh. ts,i
pn D. KENDALL q Col hal very yslua-
BILE Hamblefon ian colt which prirsi ,erv highly
he had large bone SPAWN On one Joint, ami q
smaller one On the otner. which msd- him very
lame. ! had him under the charge Of two Veter-
mary surgeons, Who failed To cure him \ GA.
one Day reading the ADVERTISE OF kgxDAIi's
SPAWN CuRs In the Chicago Efyr,su, . determined
once 70 Try and got our druggists here 90 send
Tor n-they ordered three bottles 4 took tb.u,
al and thought would give 70 = thorough trial.
! used II according 10 directions and by the fourth
Jay the colt ceased TO be lame, snd the Jumps had
entirely disappeared. used but one bosile and
the colts limbs sre as free from humps and a.
smooth q any horse In the State. lie Is entirely
cured The cure was % remarkable that I let two
of.Dy neigbbofs have the remaining two battles
sho are nsv ssingh. Very Respectfully
l. T. FOSTER
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30
6 OIL

~ NJ n tirrat ,hsr".. To- mss m.usk
hhI lii Those shO Always take Wi,sn-
~ ~ - stsge Of the good chances i,''
making money that offered. generally become
wealthy. while those who do nui improve sueh
chances remain In poverty. We want many men,
women. boys aud girls 10 work for tight in their
owu localities. Any one can do the work PROPERLY
from the first start. The business will pas more
than ten times ordinary wages. o,xpenSis. "utfi
furnished tree. No one who engages Calls :" n; -
money rapidly. You can devote your who'll time
To the work, or only your spare moments. Full
information and all that il needed sent ire
Address SIiSsoN 4 Co, rorti,ni. NNir"
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PAWN CURE!

Kellsy's Island, Erie Co, Ohio. March 4lAp.
DH ]. b KENDALL a Co-Gents-I have ussd
your kends'f- SPAWN Cure on = nops SPAWN saA
pleased 10 r.Iort that itba. taken the eaiasRs-
ment completely of. II took Que bottle 10 perform
the cure. an, confident that FIT IL properly sssd
II will do all you claim for "
lourz truly. q. ". LINCOLN
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PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL

stoughian. Mass. March lJth, 1881.
10. J. KKSDEIL q 60 .-Gents--Ih justice TO 700
ant myself think ought 10 let you know that
have removed tive bone -pAyia. With kEspAtt's
SPAIN CrEE. .Bs very large Don't know
hos long the spayihs hal been there I have
Owned The horse eight months. II took four
months Ia take The large Oh sud tao for the
small 0ne. have used ten bottles. The hsrps 10
entirely yell not At all -tif. and no bunch 20 be
seen or felt This j. wonderful medicine. IL IN
new thing here bat u IL doe. for all shat 10 has
done for ne is sale will b. very great
Respectfully your.
CHAS PARKER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
The Sonora College.

The professors for the Sonora college which is being built by the Government in Hermosillo at a cost of over one hu ndred thousand dollars, arrived in Tucson from Pa is q few days ago, and left by Magdalena stage for Hermosiilo yesterday morning. They are Messrs. GarZa, Bailey, Vidal and Dubus. Profes- sor Garza is from the university at Leip- SIC and will have charge of the college. They have brought with them all the maps, charts, and scientific instruments with which the college IS to be supplied. The building now in coTrse of construc- ton will be completed in the course of abou. four months. Students will then be rec ived and taught in all the branches requisite to a thorough scientific training. It Is under the patronage of the Government who build and maintain it at its own expense. An institution whose educational teachings are to be of such a high order, cannot fail to exert wide influence over the material interests of the people and the State. There can be no finer fl .ld for demonstrating the value of a scientific training than is Sonora whose mineralizel rocks and earth demands the aid of science before in- telligent progress can be made with them and ie interest of the State ad- vance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
The Battle of the Janos.

Nr. M. q. Samanie9o, of this city, has received a letter from his brother, Dr. Samaniego. ex-Governor of Chihuahua, giving some details of the fight between the Mexican troops under General Gar cia and Loco's band of Indians.
 The Mexican troops, whose numbers were consid rably augmented by citizen volunteers, had repaired to the heId- waters of the JanOs river to guard the passes to the Sierra Madres, the route the Indians would likely take. The troops came upon Loco's band unexpect- edly, and the surprise was mutual The position of the two opposing forces was such that a sharp and decisive fight was unavoidable, and one of the blOodiest Indian battles on record tnsued. The troops finally Overpowered the Indians, and out of their entire number only 2l escaped, among whom was Loco theIr leader. The troops adopted the Indian fashion, and relieved the dead of their scalps to the number Of 73. The num- Der of killed and wounded soldiers was correctly given in the dispatches pre- viously published. Seventy-fve head of stock was also retaken from the Indians by the troops. The squaws were taken prisoners and were immediately sent un- der a strong guard to Chihuahua city, but 1t is intimated that they may getlost o. their way thither; such things have been known to happen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
Railroad SnrNcYS.


 Col. Chalmers Scott, who was very ret iceut in regard to his movements in Tue son, has unbosomed himself to a repre- sentative of the Los Angeles Herald respecting the Tucson and Gulf of Cali fOrnia railroad surveys. in which he states tLat one of thc routes surveyed was di- rect from Tucson to Tepoca or Port LobOs-the latter being the name most commonly used althOu sh incorrect the others were from Picacho to AriraIpa, and from Gild Beud to Arivaipa, the latter point being a common meeting place on all three surveys. It IS located about thirty five miles below the So- nora line. From Tucson to TepOca the distance is two hundred miles, from Pie aeho to the Gulf 1t is 2l5 nail s, and From Gila Bend to the Gulf it Is 230 miles. The surveys pass through level, open country and there will be no necessity for grades to exceed thirty feet to the mile. That portion of Sonora Is rich ID grass and timber, notably mesquit and iron wood. The mineral resources oft he country are simply illilaitable, consist ing principally O! gold, silver and cop per. There k very little running water. though here and there q spring is en- countered. The people of Sonora are in the habit of erecting represls large dams in the open plain, in which they catch the water during the Summer shpwers Some of these dams often cover as large space as ten acres. Ow- ing to the peculiari;y of the soil this water never becomes stagnant, but k sweet and wholesome all through tue year. l. neither breeds insects nor starts fGngus vegetation.
 Col Scott does not ku W as vet which which of the routes surveyed by him will be adopted His reports as to the routc from Gila Bend and Picacho to Arivai- pa have barely reached t,e railway headquarters and hay of course not yet been acted upon. Tepoca, the point on the Gulf which is the projected ter minus of this road, Is an open roadstead situated about thirty miles north of Guaymas. There is q wharf at Tepoca which reached a depth of twenty-five feet at distance of three hundred feet from the shore. Col. Sc it informs us that the harbor facilities there are bet ter than those which exist either at San ta Monica or Santa Barbara. It is gen. erally understood that this road is the Southern Pacific Railway Crmpany's answer to certain rival project of the Atchison Topeka and santa Fe road. Col. Scott IS of the opinion that local business of lucrative character would be developed immediately upon the con- pletion of the road.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-14
PoSIAEJO..
How to Speculate.

Generally the safest way for the
 average outsider Is to speculate "in his
 mind" He can then figure up his
 might have-beeu profits or his would
 have-been losses, without disturbing
 his bank account. II, however, he intends
 opening an account with hIs broker,
 safe general rule ls to 20 against tae
 crowd. Crowds are vulgar and uucon-
 fortable. A. gentleman would not like
 tO go tO heaven m a crOwd-if there
 we e any crowd going that way, but the
 Bible says there isn't. Bay whea the
 crowd Is selling and sell when the crowd IS buying. How are you to know? Tell Us and We will reward you. Find something out of the many things winch
 is well below its value, and buy tiff you have the strength and pluck to
 wait. Whoever does this will come ont on the top every time. But to do it will not be easy until one can operate in- fallibly on last weeks knowledge.
 Wall street experience is peculiarly of the s,ern-lisht kind-it Eliminates the past finely. Why did you not get ready for the St. Jo corner? Why did yuu not f,resee what Manhattan was going to do, when it was 20 and under? Patrick Henry, who knew of no way of judging the future by the past, was as wise as most of us; but It must not fol- low in the street that what has been will be-tbat k, there Is DO predicting the details Of repetition, from which alone any points can be got. To see what you might have done yesterday k of no particular assistance in showing what you may safely do to-day. The cOmbina- tiOns and the incidents of the day are past foresight. it Is probable that mo- body can write out all the causes of the fltctuations. Why a particular stock was g3ls at two o'clock and G35a at 2:l0 Is not re'crable to any cause. | The causes exist, but they are too sub 1 tie and too much iuterlaced to be known. l Nevertheless, it is by no means useless l t1 study, record and compare phenOm- i ena, least uf all, It Is useless fo study ! and analyze tue basis of real values, for 1 real values are the foundation of the l whole. The RaubOw-foot CrOck-of- l Gold Miuing Company's shares are | 5OrIe upward with the current, but a | current Oi froth alone wouil not move. |
 Smartness in the street often brings | to its owner, but the more ill., | formed you are and the mDrehead yOu ! have the better success, although, 1 of course, fools are lucky; their h ads | dot the world SO thickly that when luck | drops it must sometimes mt one. Don't | take into speculation all you have--in | other words, don't bet yourself as a l stake, for u cant afford it. Don't go | in at all, if you have not strength to go | out.