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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-14


Exchange on New York buying at par, selling
at q premium. Eattsrn cotton bills buying at ;;
per cent. discount, selling at par; and exchange
on New Orleans 4 discount buying, and par
selling.
Bank stocks-Bank OF Commerce. 1876; First Ma.
tionsl, lO2'e1lO; German National, 2OOg2lO; Man
haitian, 16O9l7o; State National l2Ogl25; Union
and Planters I35.
Insurance stocks-Home, 67970; Bluff City, 100;
Peoples, s29s7; Planters, lis; Phoenix, 90; Mem.
phis City, 100; HERNANDEZ 1O21S; Vanderbilt, 1Sal5
Railroad stocks-Chesapeake, Ohio and South.
sSsa e nst TSfIg1Se pSL hsslppi and Ten
gage bonds IS, ll2gll6; do second mortgage
bonds; Is QSs5), IO2glOS; do. consols. l07al09
Memphis and Little Rock first mortgage bonds
s., 100; Mississippi and Tennessee consols A, l26
do, y, ITO.
Bisce Ianeous-Merchants Storage and Com
press Company, new issue, los; Memphis Gas
stock, 50; do. bonds, 97glOO; Memphis Water
Company, bonds with accrued interest, par; do
stock, 100; Memphis city bonds, old. 30, compro-
mise bonds, IS; coupons from old bonds, 80; from
compromise bonds, 60; ledger balances, Is judg
menis on coupons and bonds, 90; paving indebl-
edness, 25; Shelby county Memphis and Ohio rail
market; Mississippi leyee bonds and coupons, is.
Tennessee notes, new issue. so; Crittenden county
(Ark.l warrants, 20; Deshs county g.; Mississippi
county, 80.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 13-Money II per
cent, closing at 10 TO Is per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper, 6S6h per cent. Sterling exchange
bankers bills steady. 4S1; demand, 454.
Bonds-Governments irregular but in the main
strong. Railroads moderately active without
special feature, except for Texas incomes, which
declined per cent. State securities neglected
Stooks-Share speculation opened hrm, with
the general list 5s955 per cent. higher than yes
tefday's close, the latter Hannibal and ST. Joe
preferred. After partial reaction in early trade
the market became strong, and shortly after III
o clock recorded an advance ranging from ID TO
IA in which Denver and Rio Grande, Wabash
preferred Omaha, Northern Pacific, and Union
Pacific were most conspicuous. From then til
near O'Clock the market was dull and weak and
prices declined slowly I9l per cent, led by Union
Idclhc, southwestern. and coal shares, while
Ham bal and St Joe preferred, on the sale of 100
shares, dropped TO 81 from S2L at the opening.
4 his was su bsequently followed by a partial re-
coyery extending to q per cent, the latter Wabash
preferred, but in final dealings tnis improvement
was entirely lost, the market closing dull and
heavy. Compared with the closing prices OF yes.
terday, the general list is to q per cent lower,
the latter Central Pacific, Reading and Hannibal
and st. Joe preferred. Closing Quotations.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08
KANSAS SENATORS.

Kansas has had only eight Senators
since Its admission into the Union,
twenty-five years ago. James H. Lane
and Samuel Z. Pomeroy were elected
In April, 1851. Lane served four years,
and was reelected I'm 1865, but killed
himself In July of the following year.
Mr.. POmeroy served twelve years. or
two full terms. +. q. Ross succeeded
Lane, serving FIVE years. and was sue
ceeded by Alexander Caldwell, in 1871.
He resigned after brief term and vas
succeeded by Robert Crozier, appointed
by the Governor to fill the vacancy.
James NJ. Harvey succeeded Crozier,
serving four years, and he was suc-
ceeded by p. b. Plumb, elected for q
full term In 1877, and just reelected.
Mr.. Pomeroy was succeeded by John
J. Ingalls,. elected In 1873 for q full
term, and reelected i'm 1873. Mr.. In
gals term expires In March, 1885.
1t IL q rather singular fact that six
persons have been elected or appointed
TO the Senatorial place now occupied
by Senator Plumb, while only two
have filed that now occupied by Sen
atOr ingalls,. Only two, Lane and
Plumb, have been reelected to the one
term. Lawrence, Lesvenworth, Riley
county and Emporia, have all had rep
resentatives In this place, while Atch-
lsOn hes held the other place cOntin-
uously for twenty-five years, MessTs.
Pomeroy and Ingalls, being both from
this city.
The late Senatorial election was no.
table n the first one that has ever oc-
Cured i'm Kansas at which the sue
cessfui candidate was not present AT
the Capital during the canvass.-Atch-
isOn Champion.
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Consumption.

II IL said that 50,O0 people die an
nually i'm the Cnitesi States alone
from this disease. In some sections
of the country one death in every
three is from Consumption. This can
lie and should he avoided; our people
are too careless about al ordinary
cough or cold, and other symptoms of
throat and lung affections that lead I"
this disease You should arrest il
while it il i'm the germ. Two or three
doses Of DIR. BOsanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. I: does not dry up a
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
It. but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegm and morbid matter that accu-
mulates in the throat and lungs. II
allays all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct. Sold 10y
Oscar Seitz.
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Plies.

Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense Of weight in the back. loins ami
lower part OF the abdomen, causin;
the patient to suppose he has some AZ
lection Of the kidneys or neighbcring
organs. At times, symptoms of indi-
Restion ore present, rs flatulency, UNI
easiness Of the stomach, etc A moist
ure, like perspiration, producing 4
very disagreeable itching particularly
after getting warm i'm bed, Is very
common attendant. Internal, Exter-
ternal and Itching Piles yield at once
to the application Of DIR. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
Tunsors. allaying the intense itching,
and Affecting permanent cure where
al other remedies have failed. DO
not delay until the drain on the sys-
tenn produces disability, tut try II and
b cured. Prics SO cents. Ask your
druggists for II. and when you cannot
oSGsin % of him, We will send IL, pre-
paid. on receipt Of price. Address The
DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co, Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by Oscar Seitz-
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vap3oua Canes

Advancing years, care. sickness, disap-
pointment, and hereditary predispRt
tion-all operate to turn the hair gray,
and either OF them inclines II to shed
prematurely. AYERS HAIR vIGoI will
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
to q rich brown or deep black, as may
be desired 1t softens and cleanses the
scalp. giving 1t a healthy action. II
removes and cures dandrufY and humors.
By its use falling hair Is checked. and
q new growth will be produced in all
cases where the follicles are not de-
stroyed or the glands decayed Its
effects are beautifully shown on brashy,
weak, or sickly hair, on which few
applications win produce the gloss and
freshness Of youth. Harmless and sure
In Its results. II Is Incompatible IS
. dressing. and Is especially valued
for the son lustre aud richness OF tone
II imparts-
AYERS HAIR vIGOR Is coloriess;
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil or color white cambria; yet
h lasts long on the hair. and keeps
Il fresh and vigorous, impartins an
agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

County OF Saline. In pursuance and by virtue Of
sail order. do hereby proclaim aud m.ke known.
that on Tuesday. the IN enty seventh day Of Feb
ruary A ID. lss3 special election viii be held In
the said county OF saline. for Me- purpose Of vot
above order eonisined and that said election I'll
Be held a. tie usual places Of holding general
elections in aid county and in the manner pro-
videi by laS for holding general elections
Witness my hsni aud Official signature this 18th
day Of January, 4. Il. lss5.
& :. RADCLIFFE.
sheriff OF -aiinc County, Kansas
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Starting . Pure.bred Herd or Flock.

As we have often stated, the cheap
stand quickest way in which farmer
OF limited means can secure "A supply
OF improved stock il To pcrsistentiy
use well.bred males on the best females
Of common cross bred stock il he can NJ.
ford to purchase such. The cost of !,
herd or flock of the more popular
breeds Is so much that the average
farmer cannot afford to purchase such.
II In fortunate that high grades
mails of seven-eights or more "blond"
are often nearly or quite as good f"r
all practical purposes rs technically
pure bred. This being true, there j.
little room for arguing that IA farmer
may not secure good stock. The usr
III well-bred males for few years will
give him good stock, IL he use good
judgment I'm selectionj and give his
stock good care.
But herd or flock Of pur,.-brei ami
mails may I've built up much sooner
than IL usually thought. given only a
very small foundation. OF course there
IL an element Of uncertainty in all
breeding. A mare, a COW, eve, ar SOW
may fail to breed, or may persistently
produce male offspring; but, with the
average results, the progeny Of one
female will soon become a large num-
her. Surely, there Is no good reason
why . farmer may not have q herd
Of pure-bred hogs if he wish. Let him
purchase SOW in pig now, and by the
Autumn i'm 1854 he may have as many
young brood sOws rs most farmers care
for. In five years the progeny Of one
eve may become n good sized flock.
with larger animals the rate Of in
crease Is slower; hut from COW In
calf. purchased this spring, there may
readily grow a herd of twenty f.
males, old and young. in ten years. \
good brood mare. I'm time, may be the
ancestor of nj least all the horse stock
needed on the average farm.
This is not mere theory" There |
are now large herds Of fine ctock eii- |
tireiy descended from one two or three |
cows purchased not many years ago.
Probably many readers will recall |
caeee where brood marc belonging 10
q neighbOring farmer "has made him
~ much money as all the rest of his /
farming 10 quote a saying we have
frequently heard.
To q young man ten or fifteen years
seems long time. and many of them
neglect efforts In improve their stock
because the process seems slow one.
We are laboring To hasten the time
when improved stock" shall i,e.' con-
lnon." The number OF farmers who
nee that Il pays them to Use nothing
but well-bred males Il increasing. \
large percentage Of this number can
we'll afford, and would ind il To their
profit. "a also purchase at least few
well-bred females breeders Ga-ett,.
Chscr1a |
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When Ladies sre Attractive.

All ladies know their faces are NOR,
attractive when free from pimpl,>
Parker's Ginger Tonic il populs
among them. because il banishes im-
purities from blood and skin ami
makes the face glow and the eye spar
kls with health.
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WHAT Is GOOD FOR BEAST Is
GOOD FOR MAN.
Read Of It's effect on Human Flesh

Psitsn's Mill. WAshirgion 90. Y Y F.b sIi---
D J. kendall " D-Dear SIN. t..rtr.--i,,
cas- vhieh used your k-pdsil'. s-,.s in ,.a,,
sas a malignant sntl~ sErain 81 .irf.gri tr..Hft.
.,sndin. hsd triei many ihi.,-, ~, in vai.
Tour hrndslIs SPAWN Carr Dat a.. fa.s 4. a.
grouni again. aDd, nsr the fr-i time sine 'rt b.
natural Is'sitS,n. Ar fau,ily lisin-ni t excel.
anything ever Used
Your truly. REV . nEIL
Pastor ". l. Church. Faitsfs MA
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From Gel. l.. 7. FOSTER.

i"nng,tpsu, bHis, NAY i5th, i--I.
DE ". J. kESbAIL y II li-li A s.4t ,t.....
81" liamhi"i"nian r"r With t.fI-s-l t.rv ti-fs.
u" hid iafP- is.n' spawn 80 aur Jiiur snf
smaller one ou The ,tnrT shith a.- q. Irt t.r.
iah'". hti him uni"T th. 'hsr-a ~ tUa N.-t.f
mary surgeons. tho failed a. sur, llf1 4 a..
on" LAY reading the a.iy.fti.s iussf af FFNutrfs.
SPAWN 'tnE Ia the hi.zgu EJyf.H- 1 lstetutius.i
Al one" 70 w.! u, anl got cur dTt..-ts tst ..l a.!
BOT u th"y "F'~rs-l thr.~ t-tit4- I t.fHt tir.s 80
ah anl ihpushi would give u . tilar...i.., fri..
usi u arc"titns g. dir'rtisfs suI rs fF. f.lrfl
gay Tue 'gii 'r-'r :" - isut auI "a. Iuf.ffs hs4
entif'iy dsaII"at'd, ! u4sl uIt au- bottle aUT
TIE colt limb are a. ne fTuti luulIs ausI Il.
smo"th a, any hprsr la The state. ~ !. sutirrls
eurri III" cuTs Nas ~ frtHafEall. that lss to-.
OF my n-irh'-"f. have the rHiaaiuius To-. i.tti..t
w" NJ" nov ustng IL Nefy Esai4ftfl4y.
T. r fu- ~ 4
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To-day, ut noon, if the traditions of
the past are true, the wOod-chuck,
the grounding, or the bear, just a.
you please, will come out Of the hole
In which he has been spending the
winter, and will take his bearingr.
The legend says that il he sees his
shadow In the snow, he will go back
and curl up for six weeks more OF
cold weather but il he sees no shadow
Inc will not 20 back, for he will know
there will he little more cold weather
this year. Just why these beasts
choose this day-Candleinas day-fOr
this purpose. Is not known, but ~ say
they do not 20 through this PERFORM
snce would be flying in the face Of a
very old tradition, which has been
preserved in the following form:
VI We wuddy-chukke seez hys shaddo
in We sunne,
Six weeks Of wintyr shall have
begunne.
Wye Muddy hys shaddo doe
Six wekes Of sprynge-like weather
thyr shall he.
The tradition has also come down to
Us Ia solid prose, thus:
II We ground hog cometh out Of his
habitation in We ground. and seeth its
shadow by light of ye sun, il will
return To its habitstion, and We wealth
er will be cold and stormy for We next
six weeks; but IL We little animal
seeth not its reflection or shadow, il
will return to its winter quarters No
more, and fine weather will be We
consequence.
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Oa.k-5 information asrsA> Ps,p.. - iesl Things
Worth ksosine. comprising the AiSaprs and mys-
tery OF everything IN coulsDon tsSbo>'s Hasfs
CSdspedss. or Explanation Of Words and Things
connected With all the Arts and Sciences ilsstrs-
ted With over 80 engraving nicely boucd incloth,
gilt size about BY 8 inches end nearly too inches
thick. Retaih q q So Sample Of either. seeSe.b
49,, for q, - bseA fsr o. AaAreo Bress q
Co, SsaaA -, laAinaa
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E.Eena.Il. Va. p.e n. Is,

EaFrn.asii. u. Dee n. Is-,
y. J IENatlL A Co. Ls~nts--I xi.h % "a ms
testimony Ia fssr - yosr Szluabg. Lnf..... Ksa-
dale -Ia'ia 'gre. ia the spring " ia. .ii,s-s
% The r. All sFr.is--i my rixht IsaL AZ N. A..
tnt 80 ssTy iaass aud al tlas-. .assr.-r "a,
-. "a fariating pain -ar- a basd-x. On It
~ 1frf gar. AID tri-d nl..ss ev~rytL. d. a. -,
b. iani c"li4 hnt asfhinx that .s..Li - -.
nfh-ni rsif~f When ssefvsrs~s IA v.. II
iaih fa- 'rrg Hufh. Ia April. I-T- hs~a =,
,fifple for LIE s4t ksslns
y i'-fi "H- third 81 = s8igle Hn4 est~rt~sr-1
g or. To- T4in lett Az asf Ia. -.
80 - ~ &c ! 81 sery Errieful g. } 90 s.a
- "a nsis,iaii sssElE gsr~ - ali o -
ilrr = ,ih -Ff4irs sul fhsafn.:5-1.
'"''s Hsiyi MRS bJtTEIL
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SETTLEMENT MADE tNDER OATH

IT, rhssi "a nay 'ss.@rn 10 th- year fs-s
~ -. rilh > i'fiaii >i.sFin 'urs. tsnr ss.sis
j. o. All ',-iu st-ly -is.p-i a.. .-4.s 90. .st
.t.-t g far "a -4rsris.H 40 ] LaE- -srl--f ths
tsf-e yer siles rrry hsrd. AL Hss.r has ts-n
laf-. r.r ".uli 30 aav iff-r~ufs ia "a. - -
- t- ..i.. Hl--.- rrH4fs4 hirn rlth K-s-ssllS
- 'tA ~ A. GAINES
tfp-''afsh i.iis Va. E~s sssh, I-.s
sE,fl sni .4tsz rloi o. ,--fsre iu= thi. s.sh IA,
o f"ffHarl y .i-st IoHS =. JESNE
lasl3us - lhs F~.cs
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CUREI


iur., nh ever use FOR any dep gated an 81 Of
b some are afraid 70 u-e On human neh
g1oa Tor MA and SPAWN
child
wonderful on human flesh aud Try IL and
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i'tR>EYER.NCE WILL TELL.

-fH.-h'H NJ Naryh I'm t--l
D. ht>rrrf q 60 .'ss-as, a. i...i - 80 -.
...i Ir,-sirI tHisG aa.a, .. t.t "a hos. that
ia'- .'au.s--i 10. tsn. pa, o. ~ish kasB.sis
,-'At, 'ui.' 80" vsry itr-- .-r. b.ar kssv
iaa 90 thr slastEs hai bcss ts-r. ! a..s
o-l-4 be. harr ct-ht rias,a. o. t.ok M s0ur
r..a'' p. -1t. 20. hrs- "n- - al to- o., TIE
'-Hr'. #a. has. ne & t-n t-itic- TL- 1890 "a
'itilrIs - saJ &c 81 -tiI. aaI - Lasch q. =
"a .f f-it. Ihil 90 -aai.ffal 49,, tIcias IA.
Gee -r.rr h-f. Bot u BE- ia-s ~ IN that " ~.
90. ..f God, i'..li. -.'r % srry rr-ai
i-l-p--f 0,iiy vo.irs
snA- PARKER
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A iiirG,a',,i wrri.r ra,er
3. d ). ,..ha,-hri7 u ~. sui
"a - Sn2 -,rs'c let i'.r Weekly
81 ~ Gra: his |; cGila,n. h.sr tfl-,.
ni illustration. aui 'iEii iar".
~ ri reading r.a,i.i Il O.. tI-.
S>ey IL il vi."."- !: :. e.. IN an.i
o<I~ healthy. IL e.Nr- ale il- new
its home a. g.iriut,H - hili "f rhoi,,
literature. IIruiHg '.t~Ir-'. o. ,.ivr ,I.'
cal AMI regular li't alton Il tta.r- inlr-.
pend.rily 80 I-"liri,- rr' affair. imrir,
the wear !. gives 60. 90 I'9-'.- ui il.I-iE,-
Tons euafG'ir. .T.fN TuH,.s "t subject
from the ,hn.rr,i NJ; pa, - ion Ia IL.
customs. msnner> anil ',u,rr riiy incidents
and EVERYDAY .grr-> 81 'r.iy I.upl, anl
Carfpons ui.u .Ns.f. Is'u mi ht'I>urps
Try il year ~. r''r, ui,.c :, ~ 4 yssr
SIMPLE vrpi,- ~! ..t- - s...tiis : cent.
ADDREss TIL WHEY GRAPHIC,
ls2 4 Isl bENrh',,. s.TEslT, 'niCAso
We Offer Til. Weekly Graphic i'm
Club with
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mr. Tnot, life Is sweeping g. q. aIaf
HfN \ dary before y"u die IA. .N4l.
uIS ] mighty liiI -uIUm, I,-,. l.L.i..
To conquer time 50, week Boa Nuur 90 -..v-u
a. outfit FREE. ~ Tf.k- tE,fg tI4tr no. 'ag.saI
not TgqGir,d. ", all furnish 900 "F .f..
Many arr making fortunes. Ial..a r.r .... ..... H
men, ard huys AID ga. il.4a. -r..i fr. ...'-
e. u you want hi.Iu'-- q ut.. n s.... .s..
grr At uay ~ the itm' stirr Sos Ir.f ,H. o.. %
ifNLLEIT y 60. Port! .,.i. E.s.u.
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PAWN CUREl

hr1sJ bland, Eris 90. "bis. xsrrh= also
200 ! o. kF>Estt 4 60 -f.~tt.-f h..- -
'H h'h.- eve spawn q af- o. a bons .f~sin SD
an sssi fs ,;-lrt That &c "a. ta1.s ~. ..i.r.-
uef completely - T. t-ss ~ hs,sis d. p-,e'r,.
tie tufr ssntdsEf hat {. q - ps..tsrly -
j. 81 d. I'd YHl claim Eif .s
Yea traiy N LINCOLN
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Get the Best.
Wsh>tsrs Dictionary - d. i..-l. .r.f. ...r...
should hSv. copy Nlii,Dt', A,I-....- ''. ...r..
airy. containing over .ssi Illustrations 49,
ani phras = cumprr hru-iTvly defined ef.II ....
ani table, iurri-H wops aud hfa-. b. . T..l.. ..-
cling vocabulary q >,ItpfuIr -u. p.nI..l u#lfr..
list oi myih'lnstr'l aui cl->-irsl rguIHs u'f.#i
States fSr l--.i and uian, .tI O. "a, fu. -
Postpaid Tor ouls - cent. AidIt-. B. .#.. l...
a 60, y. q. box Ia. >uuih f:s q In
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Sherif's Proclamation
Notice of Election.
SIIERlfErS OFFICE. |
January 18th. A u, lSsi !

STATE or KANSAS,
CoTSTY % SALINE.
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SPAWN CUREi

WIN CUREl
kna,ht SPAWN car-
us "a" s''ni days
D.
"a
Sts ar
sii~- hr haa.rd tsat a. v.-
rsn1wks
have
the prpre s"s 80
DIR. u. j. KENDALL r IN
E"Osb1r0h Falls Ver,...a
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INC TIr"ri' -" =irFr
NV - = I.f chat. .. f..". .H. ..s..
" ~ L.iu.-. ALL o. Coos. b. ..HH.
ili,-,. u be- ,lr Mt i'lYu.Er 'ls.. .. ...@'..
main "a ,-.y.gty. u..la ..... .-...
make m,ui.y. a. u-uf uiBls .... bel 20 ..-
auI riri. Z" work 81 %. IisIt d.. 20, .r.a.
tie. Auy ..ur ,aG o. Che 81 o. ut...I .a fr. ..
hr-t .ftu Tts hti-iLs-- VII PCS H...f. n. ..
tinr, ordinary wss's. iNIsHs... Hr... .... .
FREE NJ uu, W hu ~ ga fails I'D, f..
faphliy You r.ir d",... yaur s'HI. tim r. r..
work, 90 "Hly yugT spare iDsIi-U.s .....rII.
iiun aud all that 3. n-,i.l s.G. to-. tH.ae.
~tIN-nN n Co. Portland. Main,
HADA lei, srshps EOS -.s..-a '-...
KIN Uurk aul b. ...I. H. f..l ....
6eSNssbS ,rriu. A... 80 Poo = 60
month Atdrr- ~ Itt.
Tor, Mgr. ny Telegraph '"li.--, 1'Ia.ka Atr-
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Acme, Mich. December 18th l--g
DR. y ]. kESDaLL A ,o.-1s.ut.-I ..uf ,.., d.
dollar TOT your kendall- SPAWN Cure If-f .4nis,aF
which cured bone slAVit, Nth half bsatia Ia.
bes, iinuient ever USED
Your respectfully. HOMER HOXIE
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From REV. p. n. GRANGER.

Presiding elder ~ q. Alhsn- District
~. Alhans, VT Jan 1Eh I-sS
la. Is. ]. KENDALL a ,o.-t.est.-In f.uly 4,
Jour letter ] will say tina, my exp ri-tf- It'll
kendaifs SPAWN Cure hl- bsen very sstls'arts.,
ihd.'i Three " four year ags ! procured !
.f'le 81 your se"ni ani nth IL s'ir-l hars- IL
lasiene.s 'aussd ~ spAsis. Lat r.A.,u D.,
hnf- h"e.fn" v"ry lame anil tanned hl.l oct q r
lev weeks shsn h. tS.s..ns- better. bat sires. /
put him on the r0al BE- gt-s ~Sr.s uh.n d.
covered fingsu,ns vas forming p-.-ar.-.l ts..-
y. 81 hsnd.lls -fasin 'urr, and E!ih les thaa a
bottle cured biz" ", tk4t h. !. not l4'ns- neither
can the bunch i-i fsup.i
Respectfully yoans. P-S GRANGER
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Sheriff. PrOciamali0m Notice
Of Election.
STATE OF KANSAS. -
sAuSE Corxrr.
SHERIFF,s OrFIcE,
January. 10. A. ID. isSg.

III
sHEsIrF,s OrFIcE.
January, -, A. u. isSi.
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-, y. ' Ga,. u s =. ." II,
me . ~ r. S,.,a Tsna.s III ID, ~ III
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csu ~, 20 ~, =, .co,u "i",. J"'A VI
I'm ~. 18th day IL January. A. D. Isst the
Beard Of ,onnty Cotnu,i.sino.is Of salip. county.
Ean.,. being duIy convened In an adjourned
meeting fr.u their regular session nj IN, ,fr, Of
IN, J,Intv glerS of aid county pursuant 10 the
saint. in sh c,.. n-ny iied made anil ept.reI of
,.,.oy,, m, foll.,ins ,r,l,r t.-wit.
..s,
III w. .,-''Ti %, .P, ,s 70 ~, t,f''i,
OF Va, i"l-,a, .aina ""'''" "a'iio" '"'''-
Pih! Wy oA'h' e"u"''
AMI 80 oih-rs Of tho resident legal voters
u ia. county of S9line, state u Kanss-
aisl l-ins more than majority OF the rs-hi--lt
and heal voters in said county, has tsen
Tins 18th day 81 January. \. u. is.i. presented
the lsrri ~ County Commissioners uf said coun
y -: saline. for III. CONSIDERATION snd acti"n of sd
r,Iri, there h"ng present. W. IT, >shoii, chairman
AMI Au>s'n Nillei and oi"t f"rs-, m-nii-fs there's"
tcon~tituttpg n full EoIrdl. and Joseph Sargent.
County Clerk IL said county aud clerk ct said
B.ari which ssii PETITION, with the sisnaiur--
thereto omitted u in the words and fisur- follow
Ing. t. sit
4, ,h. Matter al Su,.r;,ti,p a, tL. C,pit,I >,,.k
=, r.. T,,..l, sir, ~ 49,, i.,,l,,,t 60,
-, hx slim. c.,,I,,y
10 10 H"H"sne h-hd @ 'n~ss tS'""'"'n'' o.
IN e"""s T" '~hh'' ~"' ~ h"h'"A
Whereas. the Topeka, Sslina a Western Rail
road Company PROPOSES :" construct and operate n
line of railroad e standard guag-. from the City
~. l.. -. - = -.