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Virginia CoIored Troops IN ProVi'
nRnCR.

PRovnENcE. IL. August ls.-Ihe IL
.-iria Guud- colorel'. II Portsmouth, a.-
rived here by the Baltimore steamer ms
morning. They number tveu5! -i''I mon I'm.
and were received hy t-t member, ~ lu'
T.ur,a battalion and "a salute ay @ battery.
,--.r -e. kia-. dre---paradv was given lh
fr1ut of tle CITY HaL The command was
reviewed hy Mayor Haywood. The Guar Us
Wore welcomed 10 the city hy thc. M.l"5,'
AVID tbev made q tour IS the City Hail. eAo-
i,,., with collation. In the relctory.
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MARINE I>rELLIGESCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST - l-e<-
ARRIVED.
--,,u,e- Ariel. clifford, norfolk niieg -s...ss
r,il r1---l4a,uss aud l.l-r'ii-rf' i-' T. A~'"'-'
suftfiulllI ilenl-
-t.,lo.a.ru Oil Dominion. sikcf. ~ ytA'
,.--i'.li..i. =. ami passenger. c. " Ais'H US
.f..m.r Pioneer P.atl rhAadeipAl.- nefc444i-
..,f r....t.llref.. d. "a. Nrt arr A -f'tl'- -.
-.h,.ol,.r taartsy 81 H.fistf. B. 'is 't..-', -.
t...e ..l.f t..slpesAe sue H-4i ta-4i'-t
r..r.r. .a-I g. lr.l. & Pa. -f.-
pDr.f oF wv PONT NlN--AtDlst - SEA
ruy 1elegnlAa.l
ARMED.
...- INV -rhfrlLesuoru. old fpiui ana
..-.. rl..rt-ils utiise ard pass niger Asra-
-.s ....t tbIu Railway .salp4nf .tiio a2iito "N
s..,ne~ champion. NJ Arfick. $685.,
,iluiit. ,.ltl ua-s,ii-gr.- tiit-'lii1Ai aAA N'i"
3, ..l,... afllaus IAul sailed un n-iurni-
--..r,,er Arnulnar. lrla. merchant ~ -, -
.o..r.- asitisn-ld Cilesapeasc ana ON" H-'i'-'
f..rsIzuv .aua sgilcQ na 90 sriii. 49,. a.. -
..,il,,ster n. ". tlali, --- AlcxGHIfi7- - 49,
coaL s,.vu
.s.,,,,..afr k,.uavaz- sssr~uvt-0d t-f''sio'i'ee'
? III |.I.e,ts.akt ana Uiutn Railway t.-at--1N.
+ -ci.oouer - r. llt-ao,scA. Reno, n'.s'Oa' NN@''
+ r6,..retse 1na Ohso halfway tpmi@Al'
81 Telegraph.
pQgTOs. kUglNt i-.-Arfilte' S<AN'-'~~ ''''
W Huppsr, ;ruta hirhH''h"' w.
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prAplxG. Pa. August Isl o-uas -A,,'l,i
i''t T,rrJorr. the dctaul,ing e1-couh'l
-. - headed guilty 20 the indictment
- ,.,, u, him with embezzling State funds.
g ia, mi imposed boy the Court wa aS
,lI,o,ys :, That the prisoner be senlenceu
~ +Irec wears separate and solitary Co-
~ al hard labor in thc beI' gc''i,l
iai. That he pay the cost, 81 pfos'o t,o ooi
,1.a, he make restitution OF 'ne 80" '..',;l
s,oIen and that he ',1nG COMMITS ,,, u .r
fte sentence l. complied with. i HJ o aver
- az - OF indictments were E''u WV
Cor subsequent action.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TaE DiararcH FROM ALL POINTS

fieatiie Apaches DcprrdstinE and Commit
tsnr Fearful Ouunges In sonora-Nemlna-
tsons FOR Congre~-Hew IL n Proposed 10
Use the mississirpi-River Appropriation
A"hiuxinE In Arkansas; Trouble Between
Whites and Biaeks-virEinia Colered Mill
sarV In fre.idence-An Embczzicr's sever.
senteRce-A Robber Sentenced 10 t.,
Years nPrisenment-M Rssachusetts
Sreenhaekers-An impending Ceniiici in
ths Esst-Tac situation in EgyPt-Adiourp-
ment Of Parliament.
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V-o,., NORTH Carolina

plSE CROP EuOETs-A tFEei' ~" Finn
COLONEL CONNOLLY.
lCorrespoaaenee u the Richmond Dsp' ~,
OXFORD, \. 6, August II, los-.
A Baptist Association has drawn lisn
here frem all parts 81 the 71aie' anu .a az
from them that crops are looking VIZ.
evcrywhere. The general expression -
tlat this l. the most relnArhaD'e crop se'1
eyer seen Ia this country p,.,-
Colonel }. X. Connolly, ioIinsi's e' ~ i.a,a
mond. preached most earnest, III S I.o i.s
and impressive sermon here yes.e.u;-g ~
fore remnant Of biz famous Wal ts ,..'r
think il wac the tenderesi oecasi M s,,il.
Witnessed. strong men "eps nm 800
dren. Colonel Williams gave luz s,r,,,aa
a banquet at his residence amer In n,y,Ts,
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by Telegram.

'' ..i w.
Nnw NpRE. August i---Couor arn; s9!er.
- bales uuiau4,. $ l-i0r.- Orleans 1870
weekly BOB receipts, 81 uAlee. 4ru~,- f.ol4
1l.r EPo-' $50 ,l.ii hril.i.i, s-..i -aes @,
rance s - n'iier .n ga, comment -.t'~ 'fte-
-ie. -.'-t hl.c siprA, j t.ou5 plIe'. >ou,itei
fnnr 'tnaty ~'th i''E Nt1fi in H.'H. r1n4uunt q
ft4r extra. .t.I.n -l... good I. rUnIrr extra.
~1.-us- >r.11. N hr1f--f asia l..- a 60. higher.
closing trr 80 about d.. ludrr uu.. I1c r.fs- uu-
r...f a. .r. tllr Ul-uer closing
.-... e.. ou SAD. rates. ,t,,..r,..f - ~. ste. ~.
n.n. 9s.s , a ,',. ar, .. gas s.sr
f..r,a..i, lsa lilsr l.i,4. steady. fair 60 EeDd
rernin-. s-fs.. e. s-lsc.. rcAu,i uriat. Standard
-.. Nnla.-.~ cul aud Unchanged. Rice
qu.ef ana .t,,.v. Hosin steady 90 3 .eUfa l.5a.
irp'niin' -ni. -' B ,grtsnt. VOL .rm an"
fa.s ..., ll -u. rather ntak. lr-~ without
mtr me- ncr in'-. -i'I - ne
e-i.' t-t.'.. "'i..i. ".. A.t r"nt
n'Hl- D - .iar l.r- '-tiA.i, tn.
uu-. ifl.t. .r.gIn- -r. BE. hirh"r closing 80 AT
evening t.N iairl' arrive nu-i me- prime
s-'n1-- 'A,',.. fl-.,'' = ltei"-
her. --.' s--.''. fFc.rht lu Liverpool
'.'''. p,trD,.pv
,,.r.,,.,, go. ~ ,.I-',,, .,...,,,. ri,,.-
- 'l-
- =. -. no a-,na 81. Wbelf- south
- 49,. III H.. f..,,, ,,a
sluggish. southern geo. s4Iua-sl-l3. amber,
IL. ,r,,.- i-t1....ft si torr,--.i.th-
-, ,a.i.r. se-ser1l l,we~ ana dui .outh-
e-u white. $50 L.; ye.."~ an nominal l., a.
500. bid. oats lower and ana. southern. Sa.a.
/ s-... rad ru.t-rroof. 5u418c we-feru white.
-G.-ac NV etsy and iniI. ur.me n choice
perr.,tyauIa ana N.ryltud. sItmsIT. Pra,l4-
- f,,riy ,~ff,e and fru sf..- t,rrk 80. rs =.
ia 81 f,'t-n,,.,t.- ,l,nfId.r. .ud rl,ar-rll,
"a ID II ai'd Iaac B.con-Si,oalders Sc:
T &C., i 10 niif-r .,edy. vest.rf. packed.
Ia -ac; creamery, 3S,.gaie. tsi's qaic, ~ ~ ~
laIr. ssap.c. sggea!r qar, a IN - e.,
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cc,.raI strike of Drivcr-DOys Threat
pnel.

Wurs-BAREE. Pa. August Is mere
,--,. considerable excitement 81 fiymoHii,
M noon today. when the driyer-Do!- ana
miner. p, connected with the Leh'-n ana
EiIke.balre Company. operated p! , mar,
parish a Co.. came oar 81 the mine. ana III,
announced that they would not W'rh k
'Dv r..oived 10 Join those on strike ID
mi, civ. and win attempt TO force me , o .,
rafor, @. speedy -ortemont Of then eIiiP H.
T., ,,o,r -. as though the strike VIII nt-
como General among the driver-ooy- ana
the runners who are working iol lAls ooI'-
many
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sentenced for Robbery.

DasroN. August lS.-ID the superior
r,.;,o,nai Court to-day Arthur \. Moves
49," -oIhed Levi. Coleman * Co.. q dIF
w. ''. 49, amounting 90 nearly ~le.7oo,
- .,,,tanred "a ten year. in the Concord
" IS. ,,,.;.on-oue day solitary confinement
- - IL f,qiancp NJ hard labor. Moves Was
. civ enr;0rer oi the building, and COL me
Goods out through the eit|A 80. -. - =,
IT. NJ -. have been recovered 10 date.
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Nv Y0RK. August ls.--i NJ $3.50 ~
; "a" foT the past seven days reported 20
, xnw York number 50, distributed ~ i ~.
New 70 Fe.tern states. lG; western, -
low srn ne: middle. 30; Pacific STAT
-ou'" 'Tr.elrr,torie.. 10; New York ci'y anS
anu B..aoI,vn. 5. The principal Ne" or
bf .',u =, ,hgt Of steanan Brothers lever
i ,,bo owe s50,OO0 and make prefer
l,,,..s nj -. 900.
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pusire Family Muiaere"-

1.oSpor. August ls..A man ,,,, mds~ed
.oxce and his entire family were in ~ sheir
~ party Of men last evening , III snra
9 ~ he1,syed In the locality that the JOY -
paye information relative 10 the lnai ,ais,
she baiIitfs Of Lord Ardislean: WHO'S se J Senc
~, we've found bound together IN LAKE '0Hs
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Adjournment OF Pnrllamont.

L0yboN. August ls.-Vhe House OF
LORDS and the House II Commons both
adjourned til the oath of October. TAere
was no f0rmaiifv observed. Not even 81
quorum oi the House oi Commons WIS
present. There were. therefore. no que~-
rlou- pending W hen Black Rod arrived Co.
summon tlc members 30 hear The royal a--
.enr given TO bills. The House va, techni-
caliv considered made. and the small NUM-
Der Of members proceeded TO tAe House %
Z o-r-
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y.ryox-gever.

" ASn ,a,s afternoon TO surgeon-Gen1eira'
H"miIion from the Acting G9leG Texa o. re- re-
.er 1, = 81 new cases OF yeilow-iever at 'i'''
,,,loce since Yesterday.
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AYoung LADY Shot.

MONTREAL. August Is.-A Young lady.
eighteen wear. old. named LAYERS. belong
iuc IN this ri-T. va~ accidentally -n- lie
-q,!s Shot Yesterday o. -. Jerome ty q
vounr man named scott.
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Obituary.

NEw YORK. August 1s.-Frederic De-
peystcr. IL. D.. one Of the oldest and
best-known citizens u New York. died
last night at Tiyoh, Duchess county, in biz
eighfv-Sixfh wear.
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'"'' % -''@
'our'ri frodu'.'
-.-. trr
aHaI 20 80 .,... s-..s-.. .s,-
good. i2 I6...ir-s se.ow 'a-tai els re:'a- ;.
..r u s-.uJ lr- h.-.e- lt --'-lt sI--
t.r...rn..ll-.
E.r.. Nominal.
aIr.l Peas. 20 lHl ial.
D-r7 +-tH Som. ......... 1-.5s.
Ta. IA i-.u rr.le m-e-i f-.ny
fea.rs trn'
fI..t..f- ~ i-L' ---i" .....
Ha.. tr-l4ia -ntn-ti. s'l'. 60 r'
a.tr..l. S.. -,... cloves. H..-t.--
'f -..s 81, .-. ,.,-r.t
f.-s "i -.' Fl'''
ot '.f- ts.
IIT .l.'1. - ,, .. ...-.r,., ID.
f.f.tr i.....t .... "a l,. tr,.gbit
.-. 20. ' .a. ,-.... ''
l,. - sar. r uoslc..
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Congressional Nomination.

LITTLE Rock. August S.-COngressman
!. h. Jones has been renOminated by the
Democrats OF the second district.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. August Is 1sez.
sALKs-FrRsT BOAnp.-I. 600 Richmond and
Danviile icbcRiare< nj sOss: 1000 Western North
Carolina Railroad -. 1890 tB. c.. az l04; 81
shares Petersburg Rairnad stock AZ 2s'. 90 do si
2ss; 8 shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company al 50. shares Atlanta and Charlotte
stock az 76ss.
SECOND BOAED>-lo share Petersburg Railroad
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EVIDENCE ENDED.
feth Days Proceedings I'm the Sar.
land Trial.
THE DEAD MANS CLOTHES IN COURT

"eaohs Iestimony-His Account Of the Con-
rersatisn and Firing on the Deadly
Yield Confirms that Of Boswell
and Eanes-Bosweu Re-
oalled-why lie Went
ARMED.
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Warm words from Judge Hinton
Rulings and Exceptions.
The KNIFE ADDISON BORROWED.

Miss Hatcbetfs Last Letter Rejected rs
EVidence-Counsel Preparing In
structions 80 submit-Ladies are
Granted Permission 20 Attend
Court During Argument.
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0fI-ItNk>
uNCHELL's oIL-rANKs.

u-NCuELL's OIL-rANKs.
We have re,ieeed the price OF these '"iss'''
TANKS o. So far The aO-saiion fAteas t's'a "i'a'
-. ,,,,,,. $40 fer oo-zailou s.ar; IS e4E Sc
: salta1 star Tank
The besst Tanks MADE
PURCELL. lApp s Co, prHgs'ss''
90, Asenia
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.,uE. CEMENT AND P i-AsIIh;

0CETAND LIME.-schooner ''os'Pn
pun, -, from RrcklanG, Aiaine WIZ a
Ii fs " ICES 6arrel FEEsh n s mn.
f ITME nom Ie celebrated ssr al. low lrs vessel
kILAs' H-1i' WARNEE M,gksr
lime. Cement Lump aud GsSa l,,ir r - nsk
l.''A' -eTcnIeen.. street sogIl siHS VI pVs~'
anls-ly
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That feeling OF languoI anu . a@ nv
foIloys physical exertaon fcA0s'0 ~
using Browns Iron Bifters'
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BALTIMORE. Angus. 3 sly lr-iaia So eon,".i
dated. --f pl .t-duc coupons, l-.- ueW 4N-t
a. lid -Glr.
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Mr.. wedderburn', place ~. - ~" t-o,n
this killing took place . end acres.
here. Wedderhurn A-' u...-au.l onar-
and on it comiortahie wv n nd cotton
ters. also \ saw anu -ri'i-ili'' . - Tn Tn
rin. blacksmith-shop' ana '''. .,.t.,e the mill
scene OF the shooiih- distance OF
road Joined the main roa'7 4, the inter.
loo wards ron the mi. -. a an, nd Roach s
section Of ile roswell went TO the mil FOL
Addison. u. If the correspond
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N.e YuEE AurssZ L. loit"n-N Sci te.e.i..'
a. =. 49,. 80 talas Iuiur,a cipeel baI-iy
...-..i~- sale. $1,000 halet- An2t.-- $3.50
.f. ~ -opt.nber. sl-5-n- l-.33 lct'ttf.
.-g .ll.3O. Nlttui.ff' fl4.nv' 80 80
-1f -4. February. sll.-a p--.rt -, -
.ii1-n sII.sr April. .l2.1ltss4-.--i May
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18
HORSE EATING DIRT.

In a letter from Old Mission, Iowa,
IA correspondent writes that he has a
valuable horse that eats well, and
seems perfectly healthy. but that as
soon Us he gets access to the ground,
he eats the earth by the mouthfnl ;
and he wishes to know what the trOu-
BILE is. 1t is a depraved appetite, such
As is sometimes seen not only in dys-
peptic horses eating lime, earth, etc,
but in cows eating chalk, earth, sand,
wood, leather, hair, bones. and almost
anything ST a similar nature that they
can find, and in dogs swallowing all
sorts of things that they would not do
if in perfect health. 1t often begins
a habit and continues as u disease,
for the foreign substances in the stO-
mach disarranges the digestive func-
lions and keeps up the cause Of the
craving. Perhaps as prolific source
of the trouble as there Is in the case Of
a horse, is the lack of rhOsphates in
the food. These should be immedi-
ately supplied. by feeding. for instance
ground oats and shorts. niddlings, or
bran. If the food could be steamed, il
would be all the better. The horse
should be prevented from having the
opportunity to indulge the depraved
appetite, and should be given a good
tonic. We would recommend as q
simple remedy, charcoal, which may
he given without danger and in such
doses as the judgment will suggest.
Give, also, plenty Of salt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18
MIllETF0R CATTLE.

We have some inquiries with refer
ence to the Hungarian grass and Ger
man millet as feed for cattle. Hunga.
rian is the variety of millet which has
been generally grown in this country,
and has one marked Characteristic,
which is its ability to Withstand
drouth. 1t Is not an excellent hay,
but is about on par with fair meadow
hay. The analysis of q fair sample
gives the following: Water, 1910 per
cent; ash, $50; protein, 5.9l: crude
fiber, 2s.O6; nitrogen free extract, AZ. Is
fat, l.36. Ii il deficient in protein and
rich In non-nitrogenOus nutriments.
Its di,estibility has never been deter
mined, but il is supposed to have the
digestibility of hay Of similar compo.
sitiOn.
German millet is claimed by some
to be better than Hungarian, but We
do not think there Is much difference.
To get the best quality of fodder, il 1t
is sown broadcast, from bushel to q
bushel and q half Of seed should be
used. The time for cutting IL when
the heads are well formed, but before
the seed gets ripe Western Rural.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18

suTTER MAKING m KAssAs.

There are two WAYS by which the
production of butter and cheese In
kansas can be greatly increased first,
by winter daifyIny: second, by Inn.
proved methods Of manufacturing but
ter during fine hot summer months.
The first can be most generally adopt-
ed. and will be SO soon as the profits
resulting therefrom are generally un-
derstood. In this mild climate,-with
luxuriant pastures of wheat and rye,
and chesp meal and brsn.-good but
ter and cheese can be probably made
during the winter months. This has
been tested by several in the vicinity
of Manhattan. who furnish their Gus
toners sweet. golden butter all winter.
For two winters past. Mr.. J. H. Barnes
VINO manages the Easement farm, has
MANUFACTURED an excellent quality Of
cheese. In the spring il IL Just ripe
for use and. i'm the opinion Of the
writer Of this article. Is far superior to
any other cheese that can be found In
the market. Mr.. Barnes milks, dur.
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Kill the Potato 6uos.

II is important TO destroy the first
brood of potato beetles. This brood
comes from the ground in early spring
and the beetles soon lay their orange
colored eggs i'm clusters OH the under
side oft the potato leaves. These eggs
are readily found by turning up the
foliage with hoe handle, and picked
of and destroyed. If this is omitted,
the larva or grubs, soon hatch out,
and begin their work of destruction.
Poison i'm some form must now be
used. The two leading insecticides
are Paris Green and London Purple.
Both are arsenic compounds. The
while the purple" Is a by-product or
refuse compound from the dye facto-
ries, and therefore cheaper. These
substances are used either dry or wet.
In the former they are mixed with
thirty to sixty times their bulk OF
flour or plaster, and busted or sifted
on-best while the dew is on. or soon
after rain, that the wet foliage may
retain the substance. In the wet
method, which Is generally preferred.
the poison is stirred in water-a large
tablespoonful or so 20 the pailful-
and applied through a sprinkler, stir
ring il very frequently as it does not
dissolve. The "bugs" have been In
the potato growing regions so long
that a full discussion of the subject Is
unnecessary. 1t is important to re-
member that these arsenic compounds
are deadly poisons, and to be used
with great caution. Any "greeD" or
''purple'-it Is fortunate that they
have marked colors-in the house.
should be put where no one can use
them by mistake, aud out of reach of
the Naturalization Agricultural
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18

"WhO is Lucifer?" said the teacher
Of the infant class In Sunday School
81 KNOW" spoke up brave-5-year.
old girl In very earnest tone.
well. tell NE, Katie" said the
teacher.
"W'y, Lucy's fer Bob Spriggs, who
has such q funny little mustache, an
wears such q short toat: but papa
don't like him at all, and ser he amt
got ne sense an no money, an he's fer
rat ole Mr.. Grip, an"
That will do, Katie" broke in the
teacher; l see you are posted. We
will go ON 10 another question" and II
required the teacher five minutes to
get through using her handkerchief
wiping her eyes, she "had such bad
cold, you know" for Lucy was teach
ing another class near by. Lucy told
her mother afterwards that she
thought Katie to young to go to school;
the confinement was not good for her
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18
DAMASCUS.

Damascus Is the Oldest city i'm the
world. Tyre and Sidon have crumbled
| ON the shore; Baalbcc Is q ruin; Pal.
myra Is buried in a desert; Nineveh
and babylon have disappeared from the
mains what Ii was before the days OF
an isle Of verdure In the desert, "a pres.
idential capital" with martial and
sacred associations extending through
thirty centuries. 1t was near Damas-
Gus that Saul Of Tarsus saw the light
above the brightness of the sun ; the
street which IL called Straight, In
which 1t was said "he prayed" still
runs through the city. The caraven
comes and goes, IS 1t did one thous-
and years ago; there Ii still the sheik Z.
the ass, and the water-wheel, the
merchants Of the Euphrates and the
Mediterranean still occupy the streets
with the multitude Of their wares"
The city which Mohammed surveyed
from . neighboring height, and was
afraid to enter, because 1t was given
to man to have but one paradise, and
for his part he was resolved not to
have Il In this world" IL to-day what
Julian called the "Eve Of the East"
rs 1t was In the time Of Isaiah, the
"head Of Syria" From Damascus
came the damson, our blue plums,
and the delicious apricot, Of Portu-
gal, called damasco; damask, our
beautiful fabric Of cotton aud silk.
with vines and flowers raised upon .
smooth, bright ground; the damask
rose into England In the time Of
Henry Will: the Damascus blade,
50 famous the world over for its keen
edge and wonderful elasticity, the
secret of whose manufacture was lost
when Tameflane carried the artist
into Persia and that beautiful art Of
inisying wood and steel with gold
and silver, a kind Of mosaic, engrav.
ing aud sculpture unitad, called
damaskeening, with which boxes.
bureaus, and swords are ornamented.
II Il still a city Of flowers and bright
waters the streams Of Lebanon and
the '''silk of gold" murmur and
sparkle In the wilderness Of the
Syrian gardens.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18

4 good brother In an eastern Church
had call 10 preach. Being unable u
rad. he employed friend to read the
scripture Lesson. On one occasion
the chapter selected was Genesis xii
which contains the words: "These
eight did Micah bear to Major, Abra.
ham's brother" The preacher die.
coursed therefrom ~ follows: "Breth.
rem and sisters, let Us consider our
blessings. Morning and evening our
wives and daughters milk the cows,
and our wants are all supplied. In the
days VI good old Abraham, as you
have heard, It took eight to milk a
bear. and they didn't get much al
that.0
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18
Medicine Given Away

The fairest proposition yet brought
to our notice. is now made by the pro
prietors Of DR. KING's New Dissolve.
RY for consumption, that great remedy
which Is producing such stir all ovei
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 ofcost, which will convince
you what . regular dollar bottle will
do. As you value your existence you
cannot afford to let this chance pass.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18
Facts Speak For Themselves

{. II. Hall, GRANVILLE, ILL.,, writes
81 never sold any medicine in my life
that gave such universal satisfaction
rs Thomas Eclectric Oil. In my own
case it cured a badly liberated throat,
and In threatened Group in my chill
dren II never failed to relieve" For
sale by Oscar Seitz, Salinn, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18

I say, for IN indigestible dinner win
cast Q shadow over the sunnlest ne
tnre.
II you don't want cross husbands,
sour help and fretty children, Be care
ful what you cook. You can save or
make yourself . great deal Of work
and trouble by the way you manage
baking day. / once knew little boy
who had to be whipped every day.
That little boy went to bed every
night with his hands full Of rich cake
and pie. Think upon this subject
Tired mothers, and don't make your
selves any trouble, for Il will come
fast enough. KARA KYLE.
7H><(o~<4 II
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18

During the recent food i'm Middle
field, n. Y, little five year old bow,
when the water had reached the height
of two or three feet around the house
in which he was, fell upon his knees
aud uttered the following prayer: 80.
Lord, don't like this; take II away.
You said when you Get your bow In
the skies. you would have no more
floods. Now, how Is this? Amen"