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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-11
Pebbles From TORY.

Our summer weather ha. gone .
xiiiiiinering. and for the past feS days
". have been having some genuine
winter weather.
A festival was held at the summit
Sci,ool House. January 9TH. fer The
'~nefit Of the Sabiaih sc. ioOl. The
i-t proceeds was s2j.25 The novel
ssy In winch the = .p er tickets were
iispO--d Oft caa>e,i much in.rrinient.
We think our frieni ID. H., from
Bridge. vii. never be ans nearer
i-avrn in this world than he WAS
while partaking Of that supper. THE
tin-t exciting feature of the evenings
entertainment was the voting Of 4 fine
,.ske to the handsOnest lady present
The lucky one Was Miss Fanny Shipe
We would like TO have some one
give us little information regarding
the late temperance convention held
IN Salina for Saline county. Why
was the notice Of said convention not
published In the county papers? Was
II because a certain few wished to 60
TO Topeka, rs self constituted dele
rates or WAS II because they imagined
that the temperance element Of Saline
county was confined to the narrow
limits Of the city Of Salina? Please
arise and explain. Rocks.
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School opened Nonday morning
AFTER two weeks vacation with A. T..
McComas - teacher.
Mr.. d. A. Sba6er, one Of the popu-
lar conductors Of the Wabash line, 10
here visiting friends and relatives.
Benjamin Thine took his departure
Sunday evening for Lehigh county.
Pennsylvania, where he Will shend .
month with his mother and relatives.
W. II. Boyd has returned from
Omaha and ie at his post again IN the
elevator. paying the highest cash
pri ces for corn aud wheat.
Mr.. Fred Swartxmsn, OF Solomon
City, spent Sunday here calling on the
boys- He II always welcome.
Quite Q number Of our young people
went to Salina, saturday night, TO zee
Rice's Surprise Party.
George Throne has gone 10 Carlisle.
Cumberland county, Penns-, to bring
tack with him . better half, % Mad
anne RumOr says.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Saxten
have returned TO Kansas City, after =
very pleasant visit here Of two weeks,
with the parents Of Mr.. Saxten.
Our ice houses have all bern packed
with fine quality of. Ice during the
past week. aud the c'i.,plaiut 10 No
more hear.i what shall we do for ice,
next summer? ?" NJ. T. HEAD.
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foP >ele.

An eight roam house with lot n
corner Of Santa Fee and Mulberry
The house IL We I built aud conf"rtn
bie. There is n ci-tern and well ~
the pr,ini--- Prize. 81 100 II sold iii
month. My household furniture " .
also he sold. either IN c..nn-cti"i
with the house ar separately. A III
~ the articles to be- seen ut the post
Office.
jUtf Mrs B F. E00LEsrON.
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~ 49, 49,
A light hll Of ynew. bat scar.ely
enough to maize good sleishing.
Plenty Of sabblts on Gypsum Creek
and the boys are having plenty Of
spost killing them.
Kounts d Wheslock our cattle men.
have purchased all Of NJ. Frank
Wilkeson' scorn of his superintendent,
Andy Sioop Mr.. Wheelock has also
purchased the corn stalks on the farm
Tor his cattle Of the several renters on
the farm.
The farmers are looking forward for
the time GINNING tn make warm the
corn stalks and sun0owen, and pre-
rarine their ground foe corn, - they
expect TO put out large crop In the
spring.
We had Q nice time ct the Hobs
Greek spelling school last night and
every one seemed tn enjoy themselves.
The school was presided over by Miss
Anna Shlpe, our wood-looking school
marin. Amer the school Wa disn,iss.
ed . part Of the Company staid IN
rehesise . dialogue for the following
"Wednesday night Miss Ollie Swish
o. acted her part to perfection.
OBSERVER.
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1.-THE farmers who live along or near
the streams would employ some Of
the leisure hours they now have In
putting up ice, they would have the
means at command during the hot
summer weather To keep their milk
and butter In q fine state. besides
providing themselves with many q
cooling luxury.
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ON ThiaTv DAYS TRIAL

The Voltsic Belt Co.. Marshall.
Mich, will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Eieciro-voltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on trial for thirty days
To ,nen young or old who are AFFLICTED
with nervous debility, lost vitality
aud kindred troubles. guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigor. Address ~
above.-N. b. No risk 10 incurred, a
thirty days trial 10 allowed.
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The Union Pacific have done some
good work In making their street
crossings absolutely safe and pa--anle.
Crushed stone and plenty Of IL. make
the approaches and crossings very
sui -tantial The company, also, ha-
recently put In fine cind-r walk
from the main depot to the Railroad
House
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The Christian church has extended
call to Rev. g. p. Peal to become
their pastor for period of three years
The elder Inns not yet decided wheth.
er or not be will accept the call. He
states that he has been rendered calls
also from churches In Louisville, KY,
and Omaha. so he will determine
which Of the three calls he had better
accept. During his min istratiois here
be has proven himself to be an atle
and eloquent preacher.
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The railroad petitions are expected
to be returned by Saturday Of this
week. The commissioners will prob
ably commence examining them
next Monday. II Is estimated that at
the present time there are about 1900
petitioners
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Gard a 1hnnks.

Mrs. America Brooks desires In this
To give expression Of gratitude to Mrs.
Ed. Whitman. Mn. r Bishop. Mrs.
H d Baker. Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Campbell aud Mrs. Eberhardt.
for the many Christmas presents
which consisted ~ clothing for the
destitute colored children. The child
rem as we'll m herself, will hold them
In grateful recollection.
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DIR. Mitchie, an oculist Of Denver.
WIS in town Monday, and made n
visit to our public schools for the pur-
pose Of examining the eyes Of the
pupils. The eyes Of some eight or
nine at the upper building were found
to be- In bad condition. and in need
of immediate treatment. The doctor
was visiting Mr.. Hall. who lately
removed here from Lincoln Center.
He made the visit to the schools at
his own suggestion.
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A race has been made between
Harry p. aud q. A. Emery's Nap
per- for 81 90. The race will take
place next Saturday afternoon ct the
Park. An admission Of Is cents will
be charged. Pools are to be sold at
the saloon Of Fitzgerald 4 Green.
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For Sale

A stock farm Of $50 acres, with good
timber and water, on Hobbs Creek,
Saline county. Also house and lot,
with bakery. on Santa Fe avenue. Sa-
lima Apply to II. Res.
3l-tf
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The entertainment given by "Rice'-
Surprise Party" last Saturday night
is pronounced by many mouths ~
having been the best entertainment
ever before given IN Saiina We wer
not able to be present. but hear from
all sources that II Was All elegant.
unique and perfectly satisfactory sur
prise party" The seats were about
all taken-a large share of them being
reserved at Is cents each.
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.Foa Rgxr.-rwp rooms for lodgers.
Enquire at No. 50. Seventh street, or
1t this ollce.
Blanketsi Blankets |! White
Cardinal, Grey, Brown and
Notified, cheaper than the
cheapest, and better than the
best, at Ober & Hageman's.
FoR sALE-A lot 75x9O0 feet 'front.'
ing on Prescott Avenue. The front
part Of the lot 10 covered with good
sised trees. For sale cheap. Apply
1t this olIlcs.
Clothing Suits, Overcoats,
Hats and caps, the best and
cheapest line in the west. We
are bound to sell /; come and
see us we can and will save
you money.
ODER & HA0RNAN.
Parties DESTROYS Of borrowing mon
ey upon real estate security will do
well to call upon C. e. Faulkner.
for terms, - he has now completed
special arrangements with eastern
parties for seven and eight per cen {
money, which can be loaned at rea-
sonable rate Of commission. @-tf
8 lbs choice roasted Rio
Coffee for ST..
8lbs. best green Rio Coffee
for ST.
Obs. Arbuckle's, Dill
warth's and xxx Coffee
for ST., and all other goods in
proportion at Ober 4 Hage.
mans.
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SALIVA MARkeTs-Jsnusry u, 1855.

Reported By C. r. Underwood q Co.
WINTER wHEAT-No. l, CSC.
@70c, No. 2.i84G06.
CORN-25c q. &c.
OATS-25c.
RYE-3Dc.
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A petition has been circulated in
Greedy township signed by majority
Of the voters. asking for the relocation
Of what Is known as the Buell. bridge
now spanning the Saline river, at
what Is known as Bentield's crossing
on the Smoky Hill, one mile and n
half south Of New Cambria. The
new bridge AT New Cambria will soon
be completed. The relocation matter
will come up before the Commission.
ers and township trustee next week.
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Coumisuisoef Miller vrits this
morning that there are about twsaty
Saline county citisens at the Capital.
Also there are |, 900 delegates attending
the Temperance convention.
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THE Judge" 10 for Americans. BY
Americans, free from rvl0arity. spark
ling with wit aud fun. illustrated by
the most able staff Of artists in the
world. with good will to all and
malice towards none,''
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For Rent.

Flint noor Of John Gels 4 Cos.
Bank building. the splendid rooms
at present occupied by the First Ma.
tional Bank, together with use OF
vault. safe with time lock attached.
furniture, etc.. possession Jan. !. 1883.
For terms inquire Of
C. + FAULKNER, or
Jvp I (sEfS
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Farmers and others desiring . gen.
teel. lucrative agency business. bv
which IS to sN day can be earned
send address at once, on postal. to H.
c. wilkinson 4 Co.. 1875 and 1877 Full.
ton Street, New York. A7-6m
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Fer Sale Al . 00r0siR.

A number Of choice building lots.
Choice locations on Iron avenue, East
side. Call on VIM. r. Gels. 81 4-w.
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As soon - the Railroad bond prop.
osition In carried. We shall begin to
zee At once . marked improvement In
business afYhin and the condition Of
this county. A. soon - It Ii definitely
settled that the new Railroad IL head
ed for Salins and will reach ~ In .
few mouths, We shall begin TO expert.
ence the benefits Of "Our prospects"
at once. Real estate will begin to rise
in value: business will make . re-
markable improvement; we shall
see clouds Of new faces within the
borders Of the county, and we shnil
b,.gin to feel that We live In . ''live
country" Since work has been com
menced at Council Grove there hs.
been - remarkable change In tina.
sleep old town. and all the people ar
happy aud prosperous.
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HOsS-$4 5Ot9S5.W per lOO ms.
BEEF CATTLE-s3.O0 per 100 lbs.
CHICKENS-6c per lb-dressed.
Mr.. J. NJ. Erickson now has per.
sonal charge Of the Grand Central ou,-
nibus. All orders can be left ut the
Grand Central, or sent by telephone.
and will he promptly attended to.
Sow.
We still have the incest
line of clOaks and Dolmans in
town. We can and will save
you money.
ODER & HAGRMAN.
wASrED-A girl to do general
homework. Apply to Mrs A.
Schwarta. Iron avenue, East Side.
Anything you want to buy
you can save money by buy
ing at the old reliable store
Of ODER & Hageman's.
The finest supply Of Meats Of all
kinds, Poultry and Game at Salina
Market.
48-3w. BARTLETT 4 JENKINS.
Any one in need Of pair of boots or
shoes, should first call at Sauer's Boot
and Shoe Store, and get prices.
For everything. go to Litowich 4
Woi.ieff.r's.
We are determined to close
out our line of Dress Goods ;
y"u can save money by buy
ing U' US.
ODER & HAGEMAN.
You can get clothes ut Solberg's ut
fr"m Is to 25 per cent. lower just now
than ut any other time. so w
For everything. go to Litowich n
WolsiefYer's.
For everything, go to Litowich 4
wolsieffer's.
WANrtD-At the Pacific House
one laundry woman and one chamber
maid.
For everything. go to Litowich 4
Wolsieffer's.
Litowich 4 Wolsiefier are agents for
the American. Queen and New Home
Sewing machines. II they cannot give
you satisfaction nobody else eau.
Cancers, goitres, tumors and all
mnladies and diseases cured by laying
IN of hands. No cure. no pay. Ladies
suffering from troubles common To
their sex, successfully treated.
JOHN HATNEs. Salina, Ks.
Music Stands nj F. & v. Eberhardt's.
For the next thirty days we
shall offer special bargains in
every line.
ODER & HAGRMAN.
Genuine Buck wheat Flour 4 lbs. for
g cents. also pure Vermont Maple
syrup at the New York Store.
The finest supply Of Meats Of all
kinds. Poultry and Game at the Salina
Market.
48-3w. BARTLETT 4 JENKINS.
We must close out our
Flannels of all kinds. Great
inducements offered !; come
and see us.
ODER & HAoEMAN.
VIII sell 8 lbs Of good green Coffee.
also II lbs good Brown Sugar for One
Dollar 1t Rothschild Brother.
Litowich 4 wolsiefi.r are agents for
the American Queen and New Home
sewing machines. II they cannot give
you satisfaction nobody else can.
Shawls very cheap at Ober
& Hageman's.
We are closing out some
lines of Roots and Shoes at
less than half their cost.
Come and buy.
ODER & HAoENAN.
We have reduced oil our nne Wool
Hose to nearly one-half Of former
prices to close them out.
RorHsCHrLD Bros.
Cha. r. Munger. Newton. Kansass.
State agent for school seats, msps.
globes. etc. Agents wanted. Fly
Take Ayers Cherry Pectoral to stop
your Colds, Coughs and Bronchial
Affections before they run into Con
sumption thst yos can not stop.
Litovich 4 wolsief7sr are agents f"r
the American. Queen and New Home
Sewing machipea rfthey cannot give
you satisfaction nobody else can.
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For Rant.

Two rooms In second story suitable
for office. d. 4 J. b. WHITEHEAD.
t8-tf
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At the annual pew-renting ct the
Presbyterian Church last Thur.dsy.
the seats rented better than VISUAL.
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Following is the programme Of th'
Salina Literary Society, for Frida,
evening, January 18th:
Music.
R-citation-Paul Hutchison.
Es.ay-E. l.. Bishop.
Lecture-T. l.. Bond.
Paper, LIST hslf-R. A. Levitt.
RECESS.
Paper, 81 half-Mrs L. A. Levitt.
RecitatioE-Mrs. ]. w. Daily.
Essay. =. Hall.
Oration-H. G.. Rash.
Music.
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Reported BY Bartlett q jenkins.
HOGS-S4 5O9$5. 90 per 100 lbs
BEEF CATTLE-S3.OO per 100 lbs.
CHICKENS &c per lb-dressed.
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Should - stopped. Neglect ne
quentiy results in an incurable Lung
disease o. Consumption. Browne
Bronehial roches doss not
dissrder the stomach Ike eD0gh
syrups and balsams. bot oct directly
on she is6snsed rasts. sIlaying isritsr
tioa. give Felisfin Asthma. bronehitis,
Coughs. Caiserh. md the Thrnat
Trnu',l0 which ~ gen and Public
1urakess ere subIe 70 For thirty
yeasu Browns Bron nj Truches have
beeu recoQmended b hysirisns. and
have always given pesfeet sasisfacsioo.
Having teen tested By vide and co...
sesat - Gbe neasly IN entire geoes1r
tioo, thsg hAvs attained Ven 0seits6
snnk oaeaG the ~ slnPlo gsoedlD
q ~ -. ossd = = sssts . -,
svWywosso.
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In 1874 while one WIN. Mcdonald
WIS in charge Of Mr.. John w. Light,
herd Of Texas cattle, in moving hi
cattle through Coffee county, b.
met the opposition II some settlers. IL
tn. frac,.~ which occurred McDonsiu
shot and killed the leader If the settlers
named Mike P"yntiy. Nearly fnu'
ye,r- afterwards Mcdonald WIS cob
v,cteiand sentenced to thepeuit-ntiar.,
for twenty years. On the md day
January, just passed, Mcdonald vii.
psr,ioned by the Governor and will
return with Mr.. Light In q few day.
TO his home In Texas. His pardon
was obtained upon a showing that hs
was in very poor health, and also OF,
the petition Of the Judge and all th.
jurors who tried him. The Governor
felt after q careful consideration
Of the case that he should be psrdoned,
and he Is now q free man.
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The County Comm issioners met on
Monday, and organized for the CON-
ing year. On motion of Mr. Miller,
seconded by Mr.. Forsse, Mr.. W. B
Scholl was re- elected chairman Of the
Board DIR. f. K Switzer WAS male
county physician remuneration
for services to be $500 per year. The
county printing was awarded TO the
JOURNAL and Herald. On recon
mendation Of Superintendent Davis.
Prof. r. j. Rollman and Miss Ella
Fergus were appointed school EXAMINE
ers. 7. J. Going, and l.. r. Parsons
were selected a. treasury examiners.
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The newly elected officers took
possession Of their respective offices
last Monday. The inaugural ceremo-
ni-s were brief but impressive. Judg.
Weaver simply introduced himself to
him.elf-for he l. own successor. MIR.
Miller held the hat of his successor
(which Is hin,selO while his successor
(which il HIMSELF delivered an elo-
quent address Ia himself (which IL his
-ucces-orl. Mr.. Ferlen produced d
box of fine cigars-a most deserving
tribute" to his own good nature anu
generosity. Mr.. Moore, who has 60
gracefully hummed the melody Of
You do solemnly swear" for the last
two years. WAS busy showing up the
books and counts" to his worthy
successor. Judge Foster had taken
the oath ~ county attorney, but was
not present. He was in Topeka oh
serving how wonderfully funny II was
{, see q Democrat in the Governor 4
chair. County Superintendent Davis
was on hand bright and early, ard sal
down opposite Judge Weaver. They
eyed each otber--the Judge probabl,
wondering whether or not the new
Superintendent could play as good q
game of chequers AS the old one. And
thus the elect" are started out on q
two years official pilgrimage. May
they one aud all prove honest and
worthy officers.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

Or. Mitchie. eye aud ear surgeon Of
Denver, Colorado:
HIaH SCHOOL.
Grade No. lone case Strabismus
Grade No. lone case Muscular
Asthenopia.
Grade No. 1.-Two cases Muscular
Asthenopis.
Grade No. e--Three cases Genuine
Invites.
Grade No. Zone case Nystagmus.
4" Mot yet examined.
#" 5-One case MyoPia.
1.-TWO cases Muscular
Asthenopia, and one case not yet dag
ouosicAted.
SECOND WARD SCHOOL.
Grade No. 1.-Two cases LeucOma Of
Cornea, and two cases Myopia-
Grade No. 1.-Two cases Graduated
Lids.
Grade No. s-One case Leucoma OF
Cornea. and one case Presbyopie.
Gsade No. 4-Three cases 0ranula
ted Lids, and Que case Of Muscular
Asthenopia.
CATHOLIC SCHOOL.
Two cases Of Myopia, three Of Gran
ulsted Lids, and one of Trchesis.
The revival that was In progress at
the I'd NJ. E. Church, resulted IN the
conversion of twelve souls, the most
Of whom were young people. The
young friends Of the church presented
their pastor . handsome present on
Saturday last. x.
Assssis lte@s.
Click now instead Of st. John.
Snoddy selected a. Speaker Of the
House by the Republican caucus.
There was quite Q sudden change In
the weather this afternoon. The wind
which was coming from southwest
suddenly whirled from the north, and
blew little blizzard for short time.
Since our last issue Charles z. Fair.
child has become mine host Of the
Assaria House the boarders say they
like the change.
]. w. FairchiId h still . widower,
but he says that his wife II liable to
come home any day.
A Mr.. Taylor. Of Kanaas City, was
sent here for the purpose Of taking
charge Of our freight omce, after Byers
learns him some rudimentary tricts.
The Heroid hal few Assaria items
in obe corner Of ito pages last week.
The items were oil right IL they had
been placed m . conspicuous plsce. Go
for the editor, "Eli."
Our friend Byers seen,s to think
that he l,as dead sure thing Of being
promoted from this station on % the
main line. His student In telegrsphy
will mourn bis losR.
Indications sre nov that AssaSia
will take . ''toom" this coming sum
met. Thew b no better location In
Ksubas than A0afia. I tell the tgOth
end NO. 4ssoo.
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Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal In.
jector free. Oscar Seitz. 4
Group, whooping Cough and Bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by shi-
ioh's Cure. Oscar Seitx. Z
Shiloh's vitalises is what you need
for Constipation, Loes Of Appetite,
Dissiness and all symptoms Of Dys-
pepsia. Price 10 and IS cents per bot
tie. Oscar seitf. Z
That hacking cough can be quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran-
Tee II. Oscar Ssits. Z
shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure 10 sold by us on guarantee. II
cures consumption. Oscar Seits. Z
For lame Back. Side or Chest, use
Shiloh's Posus Plaster. Price Is cents.
Oscar seita. Z
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? sbiloh's vitaliser
10 guaranteed TO cure you. Oscar
Seits. Z
eleepless nights. made miserable BY
that terrible cough. Shilohs Cure is
the remedy for you. Oscar seits. Z
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One span of and one span Of .
ysas old 0eldings. and one spas q
PARTNERSHIPS &wrGsAn.
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Fortunes for Fsrmers end Meohsnios.

Thousands OF dollars can be saved
by using proper judgment In taking
care Of the health of yourself an fam
ily you are Bilious. have sallow
complexion. poor appetite, low and
depressed spirits, and generally debil-
itated. do not delay q moment, but GO
at once and procure . bottle Of those
wonderful Electric Bitters, which
never fall to cure. and that for the tri.
ding sum Of hfty cents.-T Tribune
Sold BY Oscar SeitZ.
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Mrs. L. G. Denton and family went
East last month to spend the winter.
About ten days after their departure.
one morning before sunrise Mr..
Denton's dog, who was very much
attached to the children, was observed
by the railroad agent at Bavaria,
standing on the platform at the deDo.
looking up and down the track ~ II
waiting for the train to arrive. The
agent then watched the dog who re-
manned on the platform near three
quarters Of an hour, till the train go
ing West arrived, when the dog
jumped on and went of with tn.
train. Mr.. Denton says the dog Wa.
gone near day aud half, when he
Jaw him coming home on the rail-
road track-countiny ties, hungry ana
broke. He says II the dog had let him
known about his railroad trip In
search of the family, he would have
let the dog have money for meals
tickets, etc. He thinks the dog mus
have gone long ways, judging from
the time he was gone, before the rail
road boy. noticed him and put hin.
off. who says that dogs don't
think and are not suiart?"