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

The Sentinel last week announced
that the party of the Ii. & NJ. railway
surveyors were again encamped here,
and under instructions to continue the
survey OH the lower line, and such
was the information given us by En-
gineer Dunn, in charge of the survey
ing party. We learned, that work
was later being done OH the upper
route, and that gentleman explains
that Mr.. NJ. w. Ensign, Assistant
Chief Engineer, was here but "a few
DAYS ago, and instructed him To sur
vey the upper route first Through the
gap, and Mr.. Dunn informs Us that
he has made the preliminary survey
finding the grade very much better
than he expected. The work of loca-
ting the permanent line has COM
inenced and before this reaches our
readers will probably have, been fin
ished, after which the other route will
lie Minneapolis .ScBtiRoi.
We had a pleasant call from our old
friend Hon q. =. Hamilton, of Salina,
yesterday He was feeling good over
the success of the new railroad that he
has iabored SO hard for. and as we
walked along the splendid track on
which a train of ears was already do
ing construction service, il was pleas
ant ;o hear him discourse on what
the l.. T. * : w. r. r. will do for this
city. Mr.. Hamilton j. right, Is every
one in Lcavenwortil realizes, the road
j. going tn br of great service. In this
connection il l. only fair Ia allIie To
the part that Mr.. Hamilton has taken
in securing this road At this time
last year he was at work SURVEYING. in
the western counties for the Topeka x
Southwestern X. r., talking il up,
speaking at the school houses in favor
of voting aid, in fact he put i'm all the
winter months working hard and
watching every point. As II railroad
man he il success. He has lots of
energy, j. the best surveyor in Yves
tern Kansas, and while he has enthu-
siasGI, lac has also, practical common
seil-e, which is better. Whenever we
hear of any railroad that is backed by
as good as accomplished.-Lca
roFM Press.
The surveyors of the *. =. have re-
turned from the upper Spillnian coun-
try and left this place yesterday and
are now surveying route up the Sa-
line and then UP Wolf creek. They
seem not to be satisfied with the grades
on the Spillnian route.-LmcoIa Cen
ter Register, Jan. IS.
We understand there are four corps
of engineers at work Oh this road be-
tween Lcavenworth and Salina One
corps has resumed work here at Coun-
ell Grove. II is the understanding
now that "a contract is To be let at an
early date. for the grading of some
II or ~ miles of the road from here
west--CouacH Grore Republican.
Capt Flanders has secured 4 contract
for all the stone work on the LeaveI,.
worth and Topeka railroad, "A distance
of 14D miles. He has about 80 men
employed.-MaRhdttan Nationalist.
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HARMONY Notes.

The prophetic storm of Sunday week
was delayed, but it tOed the mark on
Monday.
The dance ut Mrs. HOPES was we'll
attended. and the signs are that
another dance Is on the road.
AT the school examination, the fol-
lowing averages were reached: Jas.
II. Cariuthers, 81; Nettie Rogers, 90 ;
James A. Long, 80: Jennie Rogers. 80;
Lulu Trumbower. So; Frank Allerton,
81; Tillie Long, Sc; Meta Smith, s. ;
Geo. T.. HixOn, 81; Wayne Martin, IS.
r.. +. HOLLIES, teacher.
A pleasant and interesting meeting
was held in the Stone school house on
Friday evening, Jan. -, its purpose
being the organization Of q literary
society Mr.. w. Hollies was called on
to preside, and Mr. J. Robinson was
appointed Secretary pro TEN. Remarks
were then made by the chairman and
MIR. Roseman in reference to the de-
STABILITY Of mutual improvement, and
the encouragement Of social inter-
course. II was then decided that an
association be formed for the purpose
of debate. select reading, music aud
such other matters as may come before
them. Mr.. f. w. Hollies was then
elected President for the first term,
Mr. Roseman Vice-President and Mr.
Thomas Robinson Secretary. Com
mittees on constitution and bylaws
and on programme were then appoint
ed. After recess, the committee on
programme presented their report,
which provides for declamatiOns. select
readings, . debate, . paper and music
for the exercises Of the next evening,
Friday, Jan. Il. H. e. F.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following il a list of real estate
transfers since last report:
L Sto Peter ID Malice; nwI of sec
li45.
John 4 and Betsey Chalson To Cath
arine Beach; lots 16, - and IS Front
st; $50.
L : to Nils Peter Peterson eI of
sci of see l4-l52
WIN X Gels and Mary Gels to
VIM Fleck 81 of SCI of see l1-l3 > I;
$3.50.
Sheriff of Saline CO to w DRll-
cliff; 5! Of "! of lot Il on Eighth st
$50
John Riorian, Hannah Riordan,
Patrick Riordan, Margaret Riordin
Mary Tobin, James TObin and Katie
Barrett Ia Thomas Riortlan sc OF nwi
ne of swi, NV of sci and sw of mel,
of see l0-l3-l: 81.
Thomas Riordan, Johanna. Rior-
dan. Patrick Riordan, Margaret Rior-
dan. Mary Tobin. James Tobin and
Katie Barrett to John Riordan ne Of
set of see 8 and sc of set of see y-l:l-l,
lying north of Solomon river, G3 acres;
81.
L : tn Constine Chellis; 81 of sci of
sec 12-l6I.
u : to q Donel! W! of sw of sec
4l5-2.
q $ to c L Charlson; el of Sc. of
see 2S-l5 3
l. S TO Stewart VI Young; nwl of sec
si3-5.
u : to Joseph HARRISON VI Of swi
of sec 80 IA
L 5 To Jacob Federhen; Sc of mel,
M of SCI and SCI of sci Of see s l6-l.
L : Ia Duncan McPherson; mel Of
sec aJ-13-3; s..
L : to Nancy Hall; sw of sci and
Sc of sw, of see 222l61.
Jos Sargent Ia Jos Allerton: part of
"a of sci of sci of see a4-li-3: SID. ~.
Jos Sargent To Elizabeth ii Sparks
W. of block Il, Brookville; s2S3;i
Thomas and Charlotte Herbert To
Washington Lobe: lot S on Fourth Il:
50. 81.
Effie and Henry Locker TO Sarah
Maher; lot IL on Tenth st, Bishops
Add: $50.
A-saria Town Co to Peter Anderson;
lots 26 and p on Second st: s2j.
Sophia and Geo Adler to Lucia &c
rard (; nj of lot 80 Santa Fe ave; 81.
VIM A Phillips and wife Ia Silas
seaman; lot p on Tenth st, Phillips
Add.
VIM Fleck to jeremiah SPAIN: 81
of sci of sec l7-l3-2; $3.50.
John kohler to Annie kohler: 100
acres Of west side of wi Of net aud el
Of swl and VT Of sci of sec 25-l3-5.
John Palmer and wife to w H john
son I; lot 10 and frac lot ID, block 10.
Oak Dale Add 500.
w H and s A Pitzer to Addison 4
seaman; lot IL on Eleventh st, Phil
lips Add; $50.
Joseph und Nellie Shelton to l. A
Warner; lot I. block q, Brookville;
Thomas and Joanna Rioardan TO
Dennis Riordan 81 Of nwi of sec %
1871; $500.
Thomas and Joanna Riordan to
Patrick Riordan NV Of swf Of sec 10
and sw Of net Of sec 9-l3-1; $500.
Win and Mary c Throne to Emanuel
Throne; part Of sci Of sec li-l3-2;
$500
CT Brodine and wife to C F Bro
dine; - Of set Of sec 3l-l5-3; 81.
Chas Nelson and wife 10 Lewis J
Johnson; nj Of sci Of sec lO-l6-3;
81 800.
Matilda F Johneon to School Board
s a.,t 70 g; 81 part Of ne Of net of SEC
Frank and Kate B Goodnow 10 r Fl
und 4 Int In lots II, Is, II,
10 and 10 In block .. lots >, 50, q, -, !
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Teachers Examination.

The next examination for teachers
school building in Salina. the La
Saturday t2sth day Of January, lS,.,
commencing promptly at . o'clock a.
m. All teachers whose certificates OK.
pire i'm February should attend thi.
examination, n the next examination
following will not take place befor,
the last Saturday of March. The
County superintendent Office day.
are Saturdays and Mondays. exccp
when engaged ON the saturday
OH which examinations are held
WM. BISHOP,
49wi County Superintendent.
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HOGS-S.M.@S.4O

Use Climax soap.
Great bargains at the Palace store.
Oysters In every style Mt Mrs. Lays.
Climax soap Is best and cheapest.
Closing out sale at the Palace store.
The finest oyster stews at Mrs. Lays
Climax soap will not injure the
hands.
The best confectionery in the city at
Lays.
Climax soap Is all the rage. Ask
your grocer for Climax soap.
Buy your hedge plants of Banker 4
Northrup.
Overcoats at cost ut Ferlen & LEX
sells.
For . good lunch the farmer IL invi-
ted to go to Lays restaurant.
The best oysters In the market will
always be found at Mrs. Lays.
500 cords Of wood wanted a: the Sa-
lima Coal Yards.
One trial Of Climax soap will insure
its continual use.
Read the advertisement of Litowich
4 WOlsieffer on the first page.
One trial Of Climax soap will insure
its continuous use.
Highest cash price paid for hogs at
Bartlett and Jenkins,
Wonderously beautiful wall paper
patterns at Whitehead 4 Seaman's.
Try Climax soap, and II you don
like II, take 1t back and get your
money back.
WANTED-A boy at this Office to
learn the printers trade. A boy Of IS
years, or older, preferred.
Try Climax soap, and II you don't
like 1t, take II back and get your
money back.
Potatoes In car lots, wagon loads or
by the bushel ut II. Rothschild 4 Co.'S
Red Front Store.
Go early and secure the most desira-
bic patterns In wall paper at White
head 4 6eaman's.
Parties and entertainments served
with the best oysters and in the best
stple by Mrs. Lay.
IOsT-A three months old Poland
China pig. Apply at E. Z. Phillips
residence, Eighth street.
The finest potatoes and onions to be
had In the city IL ut H. Rothchild 4
Co.'S Red Front Store.
Don't wait. Come ut once and get .
good selection In dry goods, boots and
shoes. LrTowIcH 1 WOIsrEFrER.
The "wall-paper season" Is at hand.
Go and examine those very handsome
patterns 1t whitehead 4 Seaman's.
Lor FoR 6ALk.-I will sell cheap
Or cash the lot south Of Hon. Nels
Petefson's, on 10Th street.
II. CRAYYEY, Lindsbug.
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BuckIen's Arnica Ssiye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cats
Bruises, Sore, Ulcers, Salt Rheun
Fever Sore. letter, Chapped hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. lti-
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price, - cent.
per box. For sale by all druggists.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price OF -
cents to free yourself of every symp-
tom Of these distressing complaints, il
you think sd call at our store and get Il
bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer, every bot
tie has printed guarantee on it, use
accordingly, and If ii does you no good
it will cost you nothing. Sold by
Aug EDgstrom x Go.
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SsliMA to = DE AallroAd Eating Slstiea.
Messrs- q. T. smith, A. L. williams
and Jake Brinkerhof were In town
this morning consulting with their
agent, Mr.. J. c. Bender, with refer
ence to the new route of the U. p.
through town. Mr.. Smith stated to
Mr. Bender that the company had de
cided to make Salina the eating sta
ton In place of Abilene-to be discOn-
tihued. He gave as his reason that as
the time table now Is Salina IL reached
at the most suitable eating hours for
all the trains. He said the depot
building at the track would be CON-
menced at once, the hotel building
now there to be moved SO near the
depot building as to allow ola covered
pasageway from one building to the
other, and thus protect passengers
from incl ement weather. The officials
were in the best mood possible. and
had a number Of good schemes for
Salina.
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Those who listened to the sermons
Of Rev. Mr.. Craig, at the Christian
church last sabbath, speak in the high
est terms of their ability, polish and
instruction. He is regarded as one Of
the ablest ministers who ever preached
in Salina. He takes charge of church
i'm Denyer
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Senator Anderson and Representa-
tive Peterson are putting on their war
paint i'm anticipation of an extra ses-
sion of the legislature, for the purpose
OF fighting valiantiy for Saline couu-
tvs interest in the apportionment.
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4maky Min liama.

As Zero" has LEFT aud no one takes
the opportunity Of writing items from
this place, thought I would pen .
few lines
The wheat prospects are very good
in this township and the farmers are
happy.
Mr.. Peter Hughes hes one hundred
young calves That makes quite .
herd for this neighborhood.
Our fArmers ought 70 take note Of
Mr.. j. Haskett's corn crop, and follow
his example for farming. He also has
ninety ecres Of splendid wheat.
Mr.. g. Miller hes erected . new
wind mill, 1.-THE Adams," with Ssed
grinding attachment Farmefs In need
Of such articles should call and exam.
Inc before buying any other. Also Q
hand corn shelter 1t @. Bagley's, Of
the same manufacture.
H. Jukes hes 70 support elevea
pound boy. Harsah f0f Hans. 1st
'em up. ALPaA.
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The County Superintendent will
hold an educational meeting and lee
ture in School District No. - Brook
Vile on Wednesday evening, Feb. I,
the exercises to commence at I O'Clock,
Pm II il expected that music will he
furnished for the occasion. All are
invited and expected to he present.
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J,wi
Coal Yard.

Remember Peterson & Co.'S coal
yard. Colorado coal u speciality. Also
cheap eastern coal Yard, opposite
Addison 4 Seaman's lumber yard.
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. A mass convention of the voters of
Walnut township is called to meet on
the 18th Of January. 1882. at 4 O'Clock,
p. H., at Fairview school house, for the
purpose of nominating Trustee, Clerk
and Treasurer, road overseers and 9TH
er township officers where vacancies
occur. WM. A. maxwell.
Jan. q, 1881.
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Wood! Wood!

For sale at all times, in any quaint
ty, hard and soft. Also fence posts in
any quantity. Apply AT wood yard
corner of Eighth and Walnut streets.
or at the timber miles east al Salina
GEORGE BENFIEID,
4ltf JAMES SANRuHN
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Wanted "A good Agent on sdioyy OF
commission, wagons furnished, to sell
the New No. s Wheeler 4 Wilson
Sewing Machine. Call on or address,
NJ. b. EssINGroN, General Appoint
ing Agent, Linden Hotel, Salina, KS.
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For SALE-Two lots and dwelling
house, with 6 rooms, good cfstern,
good well in kitchen: corner Eighth
and South streets. Property well i'm.
proved. Enquire at Graf's barber
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An Interesting letter about the insti
tutions of Leavenworth Is published
on the first page of this paper. Also
a good letter from Ohio, ON the second
pave
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Mr.. West, the barber, designs re-
msining here. He has not yet decided
whether he will buy an interest in one
OF the shops already here, or start q
new one.
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Hedge Plants and Fruit Trees.

We desire To say 70 those that want
TO purchase hedge plants or frui, or
ornamental trees, that weare prepared
tn furnish them in any quantity de-
sired. We have fine lot of hedge
plants that are home grown. Call on
us, or address
BANNER * NoRTHRIr.
JDwi Salina, Hans
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ji,wi
To the Voters Of Solomon Township
Saline Counfv

Notice is given that a caucus of the
voters of Solomon township. for the
nomination of township officers, viii
be held at the Poheta school house on
Saturday the 18th of January, between
the hours of 3 and } p. IN. By order
of the Township Board.
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Why do - many people we see
around ~ seem 70 prefer 70 suffer and
b made miserable By indigestion, CON-
stpation. dissiness, Lon Of appetite,
coming Up a Tie bod, yellow skin,
when, ~ q esats, We will ssll them
6hiloh's vltAllsss. guaranteed 10 cure
thsmf oe!d y Asg. 1nGstsom 4 Co
6ollno.
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Have you cafarrh, Dr. sykes
Sure Cure il an unfailing remedy.
Have you heard Of IL?
Arriving and to arrive at White
head & Seaman's-the best selected
stock Of wall paper ever seen i'm this
city.
Mr.. Olof Swe,llund has rented the
Grand Central bus, and will run it
hereafter. All orders attended tn
promptly. Leave them at the Grand
Central Hotel, or nj his residence, cor
ner Eighth street and Prescott avenue.
Baggage carried free. Sow
Parties DESTROYS Of borrowing mon
ey upon real estate security will 10
well to call upon e.. +. Faulkner,
for terms, as he has now completed
special arrangements with eastern
parties for seven and eight per cent.
money, which can be loaned At a rea-
sonable rate of commission. 3s-tf
SALINA, KS, Jan. 9, ls~2
All persons knowing themselves {"
be indebted to the firm Of Radyiiii
Bros. are requested to call at once and
make settlement, as all book ac-
counts Of the firm must be closed
within ~ days. Come at once and
make an easy settlement.
w. ID. RADciIFF.
Successor to Radcliff Bros.
SALEMsBURG, Jan. IL. lS>3.
EDITOR JOURNAL: Please notify the
voters of Smoky View towns hip,
through your paper, that oar next
election will he in the school house in
District No. -, on Feb. ., and that Tia,
primary will be held nj the same place.
Feb. I, Pm.
And obligs, CIV. Ro-BERG.
Township Trustee.
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Las, and Fin,, Notice 10 Debtors

Those indebted TO the late firm of
NJ. ID. 4 l.. f. Sampson are requested
to call aud make some arrangement
for settlement. These accounts must
he scttied in some manner AT once.
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Kate Hartman has been released
from Jail on her own recognizance,
with the proviSo that she will engage
in the liquor traffic in Salina no more,
and that she will leave town rs soon
~ she can arrange for her departure.
We understand that she designs going
To Kansas city. John Ryan has also
been released from Jail, having paid
Sl0o aud the costs of his suit Messrs.
Shultz, Scaton and Hartman remain
i'm prisou
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Sali0a Markets,

WINTER WHEAT-No. 1,-No.
2, $l.O7@$l.l2; No. 3, sOch SEE; Re
jected, =.
MILLET-JOc.
CORN-8OcCa8 sc.
OATS-5Oc.
RYE-75c(S7Sc,
POTATOES-si.5o@sl.75p per bush
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For Rent.

The store occupied by J. Frost. he
being DESTROYS to remove To other quar-
tiers. Apply at the store.
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The T. :. * W. surveying party
were II miles southeast of Salina, in
Dickinson county, last Saturday night.
They will meet the surveying party
coming west from Council Grove in
ten days, and will then return Ia Salina
and commence setting grade stakes.
The highest point in this county on
the line located will require only cnt
often feet Ia overcome it, which makes
"A grade of :}3 feet to the mile ut that
point.
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1t is the opinion Of many, Good Dea-
con Stacy, that it is just as right and
honorable for the county com mission
ers TO give the county printing Ia
whom they please as it is for the city
council To act In similar manner. II
the city council has right to reward
their friends" the county commits
sioners certainly have right To do so.
And we do not believe that the Good
Deacon Stacy has ever objected TO the
city council .rewarding Stacy.
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To remove those blotches and PIN
pies on those-walls. be sure aud oh
tam some of that handsome wall paper
at Whitehead x Seanan'-
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The young folks Of the Catholic
church give an entertainment to-
night. at the Opera House. Oysters
aud dancing are in store for those who
attend, and gala time for the evening
is guaranteed. The Catholic enter
tainments have always been very
pleasant and very popular, and this
to he given will in no wise he AN ex-
cpntiou
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The bailling formerly used by \.
Wheeler a. a wagon shop, at the cor
ner of Iron avenue and Fifth street
south side-haS recently been repaired
in good style, and will be used "a u
display building for carriages for a.
B Dickinson, and for organs, pianos,
etc. by Me--rS. Dickinson * Melbert,
who have formed Il partnership in
that busii,.--
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The think-pfs.Tins meeting nf the
Womsn'- Home AMI Foreign Mission
AIRY Society, held at the reSidcnr. IF
Col. Phillips on Thursday last. was a
success, financially, socially and in
poiat of Numbers. Tn cordial r.ccp
ton ofthe hostess ani Ia lieS in chirs.,
who served an elegant supper. deserve
more than "A passing tribute. All parts
of the program were well sustained
and could not fail L. he fruitful of good.
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The following programme has been
arranged for the next meeting of the
Salina Literary Society, 10 take place
tomorrow evening:
Music.
Recitation-R 4. Burch.
Essay-Miss Clara league.
Grafton t. l.. Bond.
Recess
Music.
Selections fromShakcspeare-M essrs
II. A. Levitt, L. l.. Bond. L. ID. Fitz-
patrick. y. II. Loomis, Il. 4. Burch.
Select Reaiing-Mrs Collins.
Recitation-R A Levitt.
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We hope soon Ia see the vast beds Of
gypsum in the Gypsum creek country
made of sonie Use. Gypsum exists no
where ia greater quantities than in our
county We -re il stated that in Clay
county there is factory where gyp-
-urn j. being quarriei, crushed, boiled.
and - manufactured, al the rate of -
barrels per day, into plaster of Paris
What j. tn prevent the establishment
of such a factory in our county,
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At meeting of the voters ofGreeley
township, held at the Parsons school
house, Friday evening, Jan. 2oth, the
following parties were nominated for
township officers: II. A. Anderson,
trustee; NJ. r. McAuliff, clerk Robert
Anderson, treasurer; w. Boatman and
+ Anderson cnnst a b1es
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat,

Should lie stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in an incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches does not
disorder the stomach like cough
syrups and bal-ams, but act directly
on the infamed parts, allaying irrita-
ton, give reliefin Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs. Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public
Speaker are subject to. For thirty
years Browns Bron, HAL Troches have
been recommended b; physicians. and
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and con-
slant use for nearly an entire genera
tion, they have attained well merited
rsnk among the few staple remedies
Of the age. Sold 1t . cents a boz,
everywhere. ~
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1-Enra ooPie5 u THE JOURNAL may % h"''
Wm. Hegbens Sore and af u, BooE 1s"'e "A''-
kssd 4 .ScansGn.
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Wehsve . speedy and positi We cur
for catarrh, diptheria, canker mouti,
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