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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07
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HE Predictions for Ssptembss end he
Westhef Outlook for the LIST three
Months Of the Year.
First to seventh-Now, mark. Fog
gy weather will be experienced
along the North Atlantic coast and
Gulf Of st. Lawrence. with thunder
storms and probably sultry weather
over the North Atlantic. Sultry and
showery up to the sixth day. Cooler
change Of night on sixth or seventh,
with possibly frosts in New York State
and Province ef Quebec and Canada.
Seventh to fourteenth-COoler and
pieasanter weather. Days varying
from warm to sultry (; evenings and
nights generally cool. A favorable
week In the majority of sections.
Cool in mountainous regions Prob
ably good deal of rain in the Prov.
ince of Quebec and lower provinces.
stormy on Newfoundland coast.
Fourteenth to twenty-iist-Ar rather
stormy and unsettled week, with fire.
auent rainfalls. Windy weather
probably i'm the Gulf Of St Lawrence
and North Atlantic. Fair seasOnable
weather in thesmajOrity of sections
Wet in northern sections about 9th
and 2lst. Stormy and cold weather
in England and Scotland.
Twenty-first to twenty-eighth-
Temperature probably fall-like.
Windy with very cool evenings aud
nights probably frosty in northern
and western sections. A good deal of
rain in Northwest and Western States.
Stormy and wet I'm Gulf Of Lawrence
and along North Atlantic coast.
Twenty-eighth to thirtieth-In all
probabilities wet and stormy in the
majority Of sections. Crop reports
less favorable than expected. Wretch.
ell weather in Martinez ports and
Newfoundland.
October-COld, wet and stormy after
the fifteenth of the month through
out Canada and northern Atlantic and
central States, with probably snow
falls In extreme western portions of
central divisions Of United States
and i'm western Ontario, Canada
NOvember-May bring y return Of
open and calmer weather in its fore
portion, but the latter part of that
month promises to be again stormy
and very cold in northwest and pOr-
tons Of northern central division,
u. 81 There is likely to be cold
wave of considerable intensity over
western and northwestern sections of
both Canada and United States, to-
wards the close of the month, or ell
try Of December.
December-It Is my opinion from
present standpoint, July Ind that
this month will give an unusual
amount Of pre,ipitation(r rain and
snow Snow in northern, north
western and western sections, and
heavy rains and sleet storms i'm south
ern, central and southern Atlantic
divisions of the United States. After
the 10Th ofthe month the snow storms
are likely to extend rs far To the
southwark as the northern portions
of the southern Atlantic division
tableware and Maryland.) Heavier
SNOW falls, will occur in the western
and eastern portion Of the st. Law
renee river valley. Very stormy at
the close of the month i'm the major
ity of the sections, and probably plen-
ty of snow. Before the first Of the
new year there will have been ex-
pcrienced very considerable term
of wintry weather. The ice lookout
could not well be better.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07
The Uses Of the Cellar.

Dr. George Tburbar. the veteran
bort,cuIturisi. Joints out i'm the amer.
;cOn a0r;cuIfur;sf for .ScufcU,Ic,. some
of the uses of cellars i'm Keeping living
nIants:
Every one knows of the importanc.
of a COOL cellar i'm preservin.. veceta-
HE. lint TO those who grow dowers
n il of eo,,al yaIue i'm keenipg nl,n,s
NOT used as food, There are many
things which can he kent ,hrougb The
winter. i'm a state of SUSPENDED ANNA.
t;on so 10 sneak nrovi,leJ tLav .in
NOT actually ireeze or becom. kii,;nv
dry. "There.,, said DeptlemaS
u wSos. ,,aca i ons NJ tho 1em ,ie nana
Boston. well worth visitine-"fbere is
the most valuable structure of the
whole.r To 90 from one mar, of the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07
An ART AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
IN THE CAPITOL At WASHINGTON.
Under the auspices Of the Society Of the
Army Of the Cumberland. for the
benefit tho Garfield Monu-
Hen Fund.

The Board Of Direction, composed Of
some of the most prominent names
in public life, including members Of
the Supreme Court, Senators. Menu
bers Of Congress, Army and Navy Of
ficers of high rank, and the first citi-
zens Of Washington, send the follow
ing TO the press:
A National Bazaar, Art. and Indus
trial Exposition will be held i'm the
rotunda and adjacent halls, of the
National Capitol, at Washington. DC.
November 18th Ia December 81. lin
clusivel, 1852. as authorized by joint
resolution Of the Senate aud House If
Representatives, August 3, 1SS2. The
object Of this undertaking is To raise
funds with which to erect n statue in
this city to the memory of General
James A. Garfield, late President of
the United States. which work IL in
the hands ola committee Of the Society
Of the Army of the Cumberland, who
have already collected for this purpose
some twenty thousand dollars, and
expect, with the results Of the exposi-
ton, to have n sufficient sum with
which to erect n work befitting the
great name 1t II proposed to coInmem-
crate.
The art exhibition will be under the
direction Of the leading artists resi-
dent In Washington. II II hoped that
artists throughout the entire country.
professional and amateurs. will aid the
work by contributing some one work
-as . gift to the fund-to lie sold for
its benefit, and he willing tn exhibit
others, under such rules and regula-
lions q may be determined by the
Board of Direction. All persons de-
string to contribute In any way to this
great work are cordially invited to do
70, and to proceed In such manner a.
their Judgment may dictate.
Contributions from the ladies In the
vsy Of needle and fancy work are es-
pecially invited and anticipated as one
Of the more prominent features OF the
exposition.
10 manufacturers this exhibition
ofFers opportunities second only to the
Centennial Exposition. Occurring ON
the eve Of the assembling OF Con.
9res, and 1t the season Of the
year when all the foreign representa-.
tives are 1t their legations, every ex.
hibit will have the attention, not only
of our own representatives,. but Of the |
REPRESENTATIVES, Of al the civilized M.
lions, - we'll - the representatives OF
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How to have Good Butler.


some people are always having
trouble with the dairy products, and
II puzzles them to learn what Is the
cause OF II. Their neighhors. have
good butter and plenty of IT. and OBJ
tam good price for II, but these un-
fortunate people never have good but
ter, and never have much of il. In
WARM weather what butter they have
l. grease, and Is worthless except a.
greese, and in cold weather they
hardly obtain enough {" supply their
own tables Now the difficulty with
some oil These people l. that they ap-
pear {" labor under the delusion that
one cow l. just a. good a. another, and
that any COW can yield milk whether
she has anything {" make II out Of or
not. In these days of progress in the
dairy, when the utmost care Is cxer-
clsed among ehierrrising dairymen Ia
select Tie very best cows for dairy
purposes. anu WHEN OWING To compe-
tliion and low prices, such care Is alb
soiuttiy necessary Ia Insure any thing
IKE success, u Is simply astoiIishingt Ia
see The number oi sood-for-nothiny
cows Oh our iarii-'pws That are nj
neither Tor Iairy purposes or for the
shambies The ioS'Tn R"rdt has
often said that II Tor any reason "A
farmer docs NOT see mt tn consult his
own Interests IN selecting any OF the
improved breeds or grades, that the
least he should do Is Ia exercise judg-
inent III selecting from our native
Stock such animals as VIII best serve
the purpose Tor which he wants cows.
III Il not absolutely necessary Ia have
Iasa mr. x-.aI t,ra al
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the Press. Who will gladly make full
mention Of all worthy exhibits; this,
with the fact that each donation or ex.
hibit contributes 80 much TO O work
that must commend itself to every pa-
triotic citizen All exhibits will bear
the name Ofartists. manufacturer. etc.
aud will remain i'm place until the close
Of the exposition. Arrangements for
transportation Of exhibits are being
made, and details will he given on APP
plicatiOn to the Board of Direction,
rooms 50 to 50, Ebbitt House. WASH
ington, ID. e.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07

Formerly LAFAYETTE. BLOOMINGTON L
MUNClE and LAKE ERIE 4 LOUISVILLE
RAILWAY. The shortest ani mosi direct IL
making Immediate connections for passengers
East aud West.
The shortest and most direct route between Ran
sas City, Cleveland. Buhalo. Pitisbury. New York
Boston. Philad-lphia. Washington. Baltimore All
all points fascinating eics- connections with all
the Trunk Lines.
firs.-ciass equipments. Steel Rails. wcsiipr-
house Air-brakcs. Miller Platform an! Coupler
elegant new Reclining chair ani prawias-room
Cars attached tn all through passenger trains fre
Of extra charge TO all rst-eiass pssen hohlne
through tickets. The fe~ changes by this Route
are all inside in Uuion Depcis-no ornnihus rrsrs-
frp-
Ask for tickets to any poini East via the LAKE
ERIE & WESTERN RAILWAY. Maps and
other information furnished free upon applicable
10 principal Ticket offcrs. or address
q. W SMITH, Gen1 Pass. Agent.
IsIiy,t'c ind.an
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07

other deciduous shrubs that have q
complete rest during winter. Gera.
NUNS, and other bedding plants,
taken up and planted out In boxes Of
soil, will keep almost a well In the
cellar as In . greenhouse. Indeed q
good cellar, well used. Is worth more
to the average amateur than . green
t,nsao
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07

To Nervous Sufferers-The Great Euro
pean Rem6dy-Dr. ]. b mpson's spe
chic Medicine.
Dr. J. b. simpsons Specific Medicine Is psi
tive cure for Spe rmatorrhea, Impateney. Weakness
and all diseases resulting from self Abuse Ner-
vous Debility, lrritability. Mental Anxiety, Ian
al Of the Nervous System generally. Pain. In the
Back or side. Loss OF Memory. Premature old
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restore functions and procurr Hcaih and nappi-
mess where before vas dependency and gloom.
The Specific Medicine Is being used with won-
derful success.
PsmE lets sent free to all Write for them and
get full particulars.
Price Specific leo per package. or six packages
Address all order
J. =. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO.
Buffalo. New York.
Sold In Salina by Oscar Seitx.
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sanity and an
early grave, or
both. No mat
te-hou SKATER
ed the system
may be from ex.
eesses Of any
kind, . short
course Of this
medicine will
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07

are immensely strengthened by the
Use of DIR. II. V. Pierce's "FavOrite
which cures all female
arrangements, and gives tone to the
system. Sold BY druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07
STATEMENT MADE UNDER OATH

To whom II may Cone-rn.-In the year ISIS
treated With Kendalr- SPAWN cure . bone sts-in
OF several months grosth nearly half a. large
hens egg ani completely stoPpsd the isrs-n ani
removed the enlargement. I have sork-i M.
horse ever since very harl, AMI never has been
lame. nor could see any iiff-reBce IN the sz- of
the bock Ioini. since treated him Niih keuI.is'-
Spawn Cure r. = GAINES
Eno-bgTgh Falls VI Feb. 18th, i-.g
Sworn aDl subs fibsd to h. fore me thu. gslh day
o: February. A. u, l-sS John %. JENNIE
Justice % tn. feac.
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mi n Great chance to make mo ney
huIuJ Those Who always take advsn-
~ ~ = - stage Of the good chances for
making money that offered generally become
wealthy, while those Who do no: improve such
chances remain in poverty. We want many men.
women. boys and girls to work for light in their
own localities Any one can do the work property
from the hrst start. The business will pay more
than ten times ordinary wages. Expcnsiv. outfit
furnished free. No one Who engages fails to make
money rapidly. You can devote your whoe tim.
TO the work, or only your spare moments. Full
Information and all that Is needed sent free.
Address STIssoS & Co. Portland, Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07

For SsSe G. { oeeoajW,

One Of the pleasantest and most de-
sirable residence properties In town.
The building contains Ave rooms and
. large pantry, . large cellar With
brick floor. good well and cistesn, with
cistern pump In kitchen. The two
lots are enclosed With . substantial
picket and board fence. They contain
bearing fruit trees, shfubbery, etc.
This property will be sold very cheap
and on very easy terms. Also for sale
. good piano fof olfS. For any fur
Their information apply b n. p. Oas-
roll or u. D. Sampson. l6tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

ON HUMAN FLESH has
& ""e" ever used for deep seated . standing hoi.
S smene some are afraid It on human flesh simple
gSo 70, and we know from that SPAWN
used child
wonderful human flesh
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07
FARMERS FRIEND,
South Bend, Indiana.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
CiRcul AT,oN "a nm

Ssu~OeH uONs SS,VOV.
The largest and best agricultural paper in the
country. Eight large psge>.ts columns. few al ver
Iisemenis aud almost double the reading matter
given 10y the 81 30 AMI 81 agricultural papers, hut
We send u TO you for 81 cents year. Premiums 10
every subscriber, premiums To club raisers aud -.
splendid presents given them in addition consist.
INK ola $40 New Bir,is-ll Clover Hullcr Gem
pi-ie. including re-cleaning attachment. which
cleans the seed A. threshed a stsb ,asadsy sulky
Plow; s6S Simiehaker Farm Wagon; Oliver
chilled Piows, Sewing Machine. Silverware; etc.
some of the departments Of the FSrnssrf Friend
Farm Topics. Tn. Orchard. Live stock. The Poul-
toy Yard. Home and Health, Domestic Eeonomy,
Young Folks, The Puzzisr, The story Teller, The
Funny Place, Sunday X. aiding, The Clover Leaf.
The APiary, Letter Basket, various Topics. Cor
Tcspondsncc, Hints for the Season. Worlds Re-
cord, etc. Practical farmers and the best writers
contribute To it. Agents make money canvassing
for IL. Any subscriber authorized To act agent.
send ~ cents for years subscription, write
y"uI name and these Of your neighbors postal
card for free sample copies and our illustrated
Premium List.
Farmers Friend Pub. Co.
30 SOUTH BEND, IND.
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b n as
s
certain n n 80. nh hn ph.
s s
.
70 sAss -
DIR. b. u KENDALL 4 co.
E~osoWr1A ESlSs, Tersssss
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WHAT Is GOOD FOB REAST Is
GOOD POR NAN.


rsftens Ahh. Warrington Co, NY, Feb.2i1s.s
B. J. KENDALL u D.-DesR slr-The particular
case % vhieh sssd your Kesdali'a SPAWN Cure
v0s nolignaae sokle sesain a sixteen Donshs
standing. hsd tfte1 many thing but in vain.
groasd sGals. All - Tie Anl tine since hurs, In
Q natural pssttIoa. Ros family iinime Mt IL exeels
anything vs ever used.
Yoa1 truly. REV n r. BELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07

BskersGsH. VI Dee. q. is7o
n. J. Kendall q Co,-;-Bt.-f wish N sdd my
testimony in favor ~ your valuable infns-nt. Ken
daii's SPAWN Cure. In The spring Of Is7. -iipp-i
the ice and sprass,i my right limb at the ks-e
point. Ga, very lame and a, tim saff-r-d thu
most exeraeisting pain. I ryrr = bsnssx- 90 10
for over year. ADD tried most everything N my
reach, hut could ind nsthirg that -eslh give
permanent rslief. When 0rcruorkef 10 vsuks
pain mueh. In April Iss- h-zs In
think shosh b. cripple for hfe bat hssiBz
some Of Esndslfs SPAWN Cure thos<h usasi sfy
IL. ! usrf one-tbira Of a bottIe AMI sxp-r<Bssa
relief a once. The palm lon me and hss n.s
trocbled me since fs-i very grrfefsl IN ysa nat
would recommend Kendsii's SPAWN Carr 10 al - b.
suffer With -przins ard rbeuaiafism-
roars truly MRS. B0rTELL-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07
MILITARY HISTORY OF Kansas.


The State Historical Society il ell
leavOring to collect materials Of the
military History and biography Of
Kansas. The object is, to save such
materials from being lost; and i'm
order that they may be used by the
future historian i'm the preparation of
correct military history of Kansas
of the history of its regiments Of the
separate companies composing its reg
iments (; Of neighbOrhOOd bands Of re-
cruitS, and of biographical sketches,
as far rs may be. of individual officers
and privates. 1t il desired not only
to collect the history of the soldiers
who were citizens at the time of the
war, but also that of those citizens of
Kansas who have become such since
the war. All alike are interested i'm
saving, for the instruction of future
generations, q record of the history of
the war, i'm all its details.
The soldiers In Kansas are requested
by the Society to bring into IL cOllec-
tions for preservation, whatever ma
terials of the history Of the war they
may be able to contribute. At this
time of soldiers reunions and of the
general revival of interest in respect
To war history, this appeal is apprO-
pirate. Soldiers are asked by the So
ciety to put in writing their reeollec-
tons of the war-narratives Of their
personal experiences, biographical
sketches of soldiers who died In the
service or have since died, accounts Of
marches, campaigns and of battles,
and anecdotes and incidents illustra-
tive of army life and experience. Man
uscript papers-letters from the army
written by soldiers, diaries and jour
nails kept by them-these are espe-
cially desired. War newspapers,
pamphlets, pictures, songs, badges
printed relating to the
war. War relics of every kind are
desired. The collections of the State |
Society are being made up
for the State they are the property Of
the State, and are carefully kept In |
the rooms of the Society in the |
State House. A museum of histOr- |
zeal relics is being formed, for
the instruction of the public; and
an ample library Of books, pamphlets
and manuscripts il being gath
cred for the use of the public. and to
give the historian correct data and
and materials. The war history of
Kansas has rs yet been very meagerly
Its materials are rapidly
Being lost, through the accidents of
time. The effort of the historical So
.iety TO save them should he responded
10 by every one who can in the least
lid ia this work. The Society will
give directly to the newspapers Of the
State, for immediate publication.
many of the papers contributed. 9th
RS will be filed for future use. Wri-
eIs of sketches can, il preferred, pro-
,ure their publication in the local
sending copies of the pa
,ers containing them TO F. G. Adams,
Of the Society, Topeka, to
Ne catalogued with the collections.
rhe Society has published circular
IN this subject, which will he mailed
o any one who will apply to the Sec
etary for it, to whom communications
hould be addressed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07
haggaIt & Woodward,
-DEAIERs H-
Groceries, QueensWaTe,

We lead in good goods low prices and full stock. We
deal exclusively in GROCERIES and QUEENSWARE,
and prepared devote entire time and attention
to the of customers Don't consider this in the
light of merely advertisement, but and our
goods get and be convinced of the facts of this
statement.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07

Group, whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Sh;-
loh's Cure. Oscar Seitz, I
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nRor business ncv before the public
You can make money faster Al
oe~ ~ork for u. than n anything else
Capital not s~sied. We gill starr yoa sIs DAY
and uir ards made ut home by the ip1usi rious.
Men. semen. boys and sirh wanted everywhere
.ork far NOS 10 the time. You can uorh
IN spare time only or give your whole time 10 the
bushes. Yua csa Hss II home and do the york.
No other business vill pay you nearly q we'll Ne
one can fail TO make esormoas pay BY esgAgins q
and honersbly. Addres TsuE ACo, Augusia, Ne
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KENDALLS SPAWN CURE!

geiiey's Island. Erie Co, Ohio, March 2iso
Dr. J. y Kendall a Co-''ents-I have u-esi
your krnds'f- SPAWN Cure a Bons SPAWN aud
am pleased To rrport that u has taken the ebiary.-
meni completely IN. II tO1k ono bstti. 20 y~rfofm
the cure. am confident that II u Is ptofsfiy u--.I
IL will do all you olaiL for IL.
lours truly, z. VI LINCOLN
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Presiding elder OF 81 Adams Disirie.
81. Albans. VT, Jan. sah, Isso
DR. r. J. KENDALL a Co.-l;so,s-Ip ye,,x A.,
your letter will say that my experience With
kendairs SPAWN Cure has been very .atI.faetory
indeed Three or four year. ago I procured n
bottle OF yosr agent. and With u cured hor~. of
ismeness caused by SPAWN. Last season nav
horse became very lame and turned him cat for
lev weeks when b. became better but when I
put him ON the road he greu vorSe, wheu dis
covered . ringbone vas forming I procured a bot
tie Of kentsfs SPAWN Cure. and with les than
bottle cured him 80 that he Il not Iame-peitb.r
can the bunch 10 found
Respectfully yours Pm GRANGER
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Young and middle-aged men, suf-
fering from nervous debility and kin
dred affections, as loss Of memory and
hypochondria, should inclOse three
stamps for PartiVII Of Worlds Dis
pensary Dime Series Of pamphlets.
Address Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo. n. Y.
Univssssl Appreciation
BY the community at large has been
given to Burdock Blood Bitters. No
instance II known where Dissatisfaction
has been manifested by their use, OF
where aught but benefit followed their
Price el.O. For sale
by Oscar Seitx, Salina, Kansas.
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p n. GRANGER

Acme, Mich, December 2s,h, Isss
DR. b J. KENDALL q Co.-Gests-I sent You a
dollar for your kendall's SPAWN Cure last summer
which cured bone SPAWN With half n bottle The
best Imminent ever used
Your respectfully HOMER HoyIE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-04-22
Monday, 10th.

EaIebua vs. Kamaka, ", ct al; ejeetnent'
This was a jury waived case and was "a Isiau,
MT. HartweI for the plaintiff proceeded to put
In evidence when Mr.. Kaulukou appeared iOr
the defence and asked that the deiauit be va
sated. The Court declined To take hat course
sut allowed Mr.. Kauiukou TO cross examine ~
-S.rassss when the evidence was complete
MI HartvelI asked to be heard on the law IN
yolved as TO whether the relationship proved