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ReyOIutiOnary Movements.

Havana, 21.-Advices from Port
au Prince state that five armed men
were recently found hidden IN the
executive mansion. They declared
they had been sent to assasSinate
the president, Solomon. Four per-
sons supposed to be implicated in
the plot were arrested. On the night
of the 9th inst. seven armed men
seized the governor Of the town OF
Auscayes, and were conducting him
to prison but a guard captured them
on the way. The next morning
they were condemned and executed.
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Washington, 21.-Representative
Deusten introduced in Ithe House,
a joint resolution requesting the
President to give notice of the ter
mination Of the treaty between the
United States and the North Ger
maR Union of 1868, which now ex-
lists by mutual consent, and author
izing him to appoint commission
of three members to meet a similar
commission of the German govern
ment, for the purpose Of concluding
a treaty of naturalization between
the United States and the German
empire.
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MiuinggExposisiOn.

Denver, 21.-The stockholders OF
the national mining exposition, to-
day, elected directors who in turn
elected their officers. The meeting
was very enthusiastic, all of the
100000 Of stock being represented.
The directors hold a meeting next
week at which definite steps will be
taken to push the enterprise. The
exposition is to be held next August.
Exhibitors are expected from all
parts of the world.
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A Successful Attorney.

Cheyenne, Wye, 21.-To-day, in
the district court, Chief Justice
Sener, ordered the name of Charles
A. Hoyt stricken from the roll Of
practicing attorneys, for failing to
pay over $3,0S7, money entrusted to
him by client. HOyt has fed. He
was last heard from in New York
city. He has also been indicted by
the grand jury. There is a reward
Of $3.50 offered for his apprehension.
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Boston, 21.-To-day's advance in
freights was 15c. on first-class, &c.
on second, &c. on third, and &c. on
fourth, being only about half the
anti-War rates.
Cincinnati, 21.-Three-fourths Of
the opera festival seats were sold at
auction. bringing $4,000, and be-
fore the frst opera is given the sales
will reach $4,000.
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Star Route Matters.

Washington. 81. - Government
prosecution officers, who have been
preparing information in the star
route cases, have nearly completed
work, and are only awaiting The ter
mination of the Guiteau trial to
bring the matter before the grand
fury.
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Rising Waters.

Nashville, 21.-Thc river has sur
passed the food of 1847 and is still
rising half an inch per hour, forcing
an additional large number of peo-
pie from their homes, to-day and to-
night. There seems to be no telling
to VIVA. point the flood will reach.
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WANTED.

A first class Trunk Trimmer.
Steady employment and good wages
to the right kind of man. Enquire
of John Manning, proprietor Great
Western Trunk Factory, 81 Second
South street.
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Fire.

Atlanta, Ga, 21.-Seyen business
buildings and the block of the
cracker factory burned. Loss. half
million; partly insured. The loss
is divided among several persons in
small amounts.
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WANTED.

A competent girl as cook
good wages; but must be expert
enced. Apply to Mrs. Louis Cohnl
Twentieth Ward, or inquire at
Cohn Bros. dry goods store.
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WANTED

A frst-clsss Trunk fnisher and
two Trunk liners, at Thos. Slight,
Paper Box Trunk Factory, west OF
Old Meat Market.
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The POWERFUL tonic virtue OF
cinchona (rubra) is preserved in the
celebrated PERUVIAN BITTERs.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

WEDDING CARDS, Envelopes and
Note Papers, at the HERALD
Office.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

a good paying business for sale
Address r. o. Box 381.
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FOR SALE.

Cheap. A frst-class, two-seated,
platform spring buggy. Apply at
this Office.
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lion that ought 10 b iu1slligsotly n.
svsssd. Good hay = tie sta0d-6y.
Everybody fseds bay. althoagn it 10
DOT alwayo - good . b 01gAS y end
ehould Be-. Nearly evesy6ody TODD
grain. but often do Il In snch Q va1 -
that Il produces very indi6efsnt r.
suits. But everybody dess not fed
roots. The sheep are pat upoa . dry
feed and kept on II week after week.
and mouth after month. At last they
are ready for market. and 90 to it
repFesenting . great waste 10 having
been fed altogether costly foods. when
there Were3chesper ct hand. II ought
to be the aim Of the farmer to utilise
all that he produces. This h one prime
object Of keeplng stock.
The hog aud the sheep mud the COW
are mills b grind what would Be 9th.
erWise worthless into value, and to
convert the valuable into greater
value. And they will all do Il faith
fully II given the opportunity. Men
often meet with disappointmeot In
sheep husbandry because they do not
feed properly. Neither carcass or
fleece q satisfactory for thsfsason that
there 70 nothing 10 make either Of
them. and when the wool buyer comes
round, and detects the fact OF imper-
feet feeding In the fleece, which be 10
sure to do, the 6ockmastcf blames bis
ill.luck when he should blame the
lack Of carefulneaaiin feeding.
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The Century,
FOR 1898.

The twelfth year of this magazine
the first under the new name, and the
most successful in its history, closed
| with the October number. The circu.
latlOn.,h has shown large gain over
that Of the proceeding season, and
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Life in the Thirteen Colonies, by Ed
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The Point of Viep, BY Henry James.
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The Chrisfidn League Of COnnecticnt,
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07
THERE'S NOT.


There's not q word your lips have
spoken.
Or look your eyes have given,
That's not enshrined within my heart
And Ii To me hesven.
There's not q kiss or a caress
Within thy nature hidden,
That does not speak Of tenderness
And to me II IL forbidden.
There's not place i'm this wide world,
Your favorite flower or tree,
There's not q scene in which you love.
That il not prised by me.
There's not q breath Of heavens mir,
Or sunshine that comes unbidden,
That does not tell me of love,
Which sometimes IL given.
Oh, shall I walk the darkened path !.
And sail life's tempestOus seas:
Or live In hopes Of further joys,
When I am loved by thee?
Then I will grid my armor on.
With strength not to be shaken;
II not, who'll know my love for you,
And a heart that's ever aching?
w. E. SMITH.
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Shooo.0aisino In koNooS.

a a II
,I aase S sne u V;naman Harner
r .s,o, T S.,,.r IA "a ,ev viii
.y.oas ,',,r,.ro,,s s,,a.r,s of nuye run.
. .i,en . mu'V 49, III ,.i,, gr.sses
luz, mhas W." roJ anJ market fsciii,ies
TT Jisp 20, ,s,-;t",v ,resens. sn.cini In.
,s VIZ. =. .I'y.pr.,sers mother
u a.ssa,., ,aar !" "a The fact that
80. a. ,.a..ss.. ~ D ano county sonfh.
LII, III ~, r'o,,"n, I.nds nj the a rkan.
WV. .,.., .nJ ~. tr;hnt.rv sfreams
a. &c. 81, a. n,nduca = fine Weld of
IT,. m..,,,p oorn Ia Gathered Tiers
" H. na,..s 1910 In coIJ weather
,h.n ,hs imm:n.. .tock 6elds of these
t hn,.nn ."I ,.md. Tha,a are two other
"., .. nc, r.,,.hIs IN yield In this
1870, ,sS,.h hsva nrrye,l most ex.
...iia.. eoIda. Co. sh.an ana tbose are
sor.hnm and miiiet These crops
49,. CT, s,.,d lrouoht we'll are
IT,. .,.;,,,o',. "a c.ttenjnv and en-.
VIZ .osa., ~, sIaan To the man of
ssrn.i, csni,.i who de.,r,,s 10 EN- bark
r., 49,. rs;s,n. the Arknnsas Valley
n1s." IL .,'ovs inducemenf,- Land
~ oh..n. IN XVs.tsrn Ss.dvwick King.
ne. Hsrner Smmner and Reno
nou,,,,ss there 4. vet land belonging to
The S"vern,.ant wbich can be Scouir.
Al nader the nree,nntion laws of the
Tinted States mon = settlement Of
sir months; residence. at 81 D per
90. ,.,,s ha,pe the Government rate
,h;s isnd ali Ss;n@ n nortion of the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07

We have eften remarked that the
great fertility Of our Western soil, and
the conseouent abundance with which
we are biessed. n in some respects a
detriment to us. 1t has tendency to
male M predicate In our farm man.
arement. We waste ground BY i'm.
nerSectIv farming two scres when the
cIose cultivation Of one would produce
n oreater crDD. We waste our products
nv ne0Iectin9 To feed everything that
n snIfsble Cor fed. uuleas Il happens
m ne acme of the more important
crons. In abort We become 40 accus.
topej IN having an abundance of
evarvtbinv that unless the bin or NOW
n f.il Of tie very hest quality of grain
or hsv we conclude that we have
no.h;I9. and there are men who sctu.
sifv huw SaeI ,rhen they have enough
On Ire 6.rn thai would answer the
n.,rn.,.e A crop Of turnIp, or other
rooss' ,,erhans sp nearly fafls thai thew
A. hsrdIv thousht vofth diRRinR. and
NAV NOT be nm. The sbeeD would
r.I3,ce IN : ts:fs of the.e fhsngr that
AZ len = vs.se In the erounJ such
thins. Are much cheanef than hsy or
~r.in' and besides thew An an once
Shich neithe, hsv or min viii an.
No man Who bs: n 6ocE Of sbeen
.hoaid permi, anv root which thev
i;E" m n N wssie An ths ANAL
snscimens. and All The imperfcct one.
.honid - ted n the .hesn vhich viii
sho1 Their snnrscistion 81 such atten.
a.. sv S1nrrxinsi n coSei,ssnn. Ti,sre
- ~ ~ vho a m rSSii,e Inc
vHivs Of fsedins rooSs. nd vhso n IL
~ ~ n /. 49, -. rs.o,t ~ -
i" Ss shsn .nrsS,-s - INT -
;m",,e.ss = n ;h.s -" n. Ss",,iv
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WHAT Is GOOD ROR BEAST Is
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Piies.

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HAkFF.'-Is VI ~ - Soz0C
b. J. RKsDaLl & Coy-s,enis-I ~ - ~ -
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dsir. SPAWN Cure. In the spnns Of i83 snDuso
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reach. but eeaIi Odd nothing thst scsA 0ls0 -
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The quistlng. rest-procuring quail.
ties, Is the far-reachiug and powerful
curative effects Of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, render It the very best remedy
known for lung diseases,
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Y. y, Sept. 1882.
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60 voSt - epoSv to-. ~ give yoaf vhsle time
- - bun6De0- Ne sehee Sasias~s viii pay yoa
psaTly g Uo11- No ooeeon fail te make ENORMOUS
pay, 81 sng.ging = sees ccstiy outat and terms
hs. n:asy - nss sssiy; and h'o"rsh'y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07

II il said that 5000 people die IN.
nually In the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
Of the country one death in every
three b ffum Consumption. This can
b and should b avoided our people
ars too careless about IN ordinary
cough OF cold, and other symptoms 81
throat and lung a0setions thas lsad %
this dissase. Yoa should afrset u
vhlls u isin the germ. Two q three
dosss Of Dr.. Bosanko's Co0gh md
Lung Syrup viii relieve IN ordinary
cough Or cold. Il doss not dry up .
eough like many pFspasatioos % the
markse and lsavs ths disoaos behind
Il, bat eeas directly O the throat md
bssashial tabss. Es0oving I'll The
pAIeem end moFeid unattse thaG seeu-
0ulatss IN ths threat end lunOa IL
allsys n irritation ed sso1sss ths
vs,ss slssR end distinee- BID -
osae os1ts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07
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