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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

1870
80 acres I broke - acres fenced good frame
horse rooms good cellar 2sxs2 barn Slx50 granaTy
and shed 2tx2i3 GOOD wells "a miles from Salin
5000 4 cash balance on time.
100 acres ~ story frame house good cellar els
tern Ca Kitchen Kansas harm good granary AMI corn
crib isHis tool shed lix20 hen house good vel
with wind mill 20 acres fenced with wire ~ appls
trpes years old 100 peach irees years old and
other small fruits 20 acres In wheat and = acre.
IN rye 10 miles from salina price 5000 = cash bal
on time
90 acres Of cood land In Lincoln county 6 acres
broke frame house i2x22 story stone stable straw
roof lxs9 good well and ne spring leo peach trees
yeHn old lio0 forest tres pries $500 500 cash
bal on time
50 aefea an bottom and second bottom p acres In
cultivation creek e living water running through
the place new frame house ~ story i5H2i god
shed good vel some fruit and forest trees ID
miles from sallna and miles from AssaTia price
5000 si290 cash bal on time.
$40 acres X story house u rooms stables IS
a.rus broko 10 bottom land ~ miles stone ience
~ miles Ofgo0d hedge fence = mile plank fence
Ice hOuse good wells running water acres orch
ard walnut timber on the cree price $500.
1916
leo acre farm miles east Of Salina god frame
hOusa ol rooms good cellar good eistern 2 wells
frame stable 90 acres In cultivation II acres In
wheat go bearing apple tres Co barring peach
tres - acre1 ienced With hedge and wire pasture
Of % acres feBoed price $500 = easb bal In and
8 years.
ISIS
A god i6O sere farm 10 miles east Of salina
frame house With basement kans1s Stable 50 afTes
under euluyation al % Wheat 70 aeres pasture
fenced = mile Of good helg0S good wells Price
$500 without crop o. siIo With crop = cash bal
on time.
500 ecrcs bottom land 100 gently slipping prairie
~ story frame dwelling q 8 large rooms snd good
cellar large harn ard gr1nary cattle she'd cor
raisa neEeF hiiing wells god young oIehard q
thrOugh The farm walnut ash and cottonwood tim
Der along the stre1m 80 acres under cultivation
splendid corn and wheat land. This b one Of the
anesi Arms In Saline county PEiee sisooo-
8 .srs SGD upland EsEtly usdsT saltissiloa
On time.
soaerss good upland in Lincoln eOsniy. Pries
$40 = cash halanee yeaT a PER cent Wa
trade ioT town property cattle Or horss.
Cod rOsns hOu.s and 10 an saHia Fs Avenue.
Price ssooezsh-
"A
~ si6-y brick house with frane addition, s
Ioolis 2 lots On Fourth sireet- Prizes sil@ sleo
God houus ana Us onsoath Eeght Stree, houe
- Rooms snail stahle and out-builiingss iruh
iass. Price $40 fSoo eash bal On time.
- acrul eusfIs raneh. a. aere n eunlFntiou,
living uater. 2 nils wes 81 alooErlle. also Ne
rghf % leo aeres ur1ber cialas dsliars pr
10
eoncres IN under cultivation and al fenced, g
arrus On whsat, o. stoFy flzme hou5e via
eaIInr siana sirhia sni sIana1y lso(1f, sod
ven. 90 fruit truea- 6uiiE IRON salina- frfce
lls5a. elooo es-h al. On line
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

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I'm III AThe lar-aaI, handsamesf host
NIL lin book ever soh for iezs Than
- twice cur plcc. The fastest
selling book ln America immense prufls 90
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can hcccme a successiul agent. Terms FIRE
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03
faf

iar cnod well kanzas stalle, srE1aly RIA corn
erib s1,(i9. 10 hundred acres uEicr euiiiE1iicn.
~ acrcsin Wheat, acrc IN Potaioes, 0yrsun creek
runs thruush light timber On ereck. Price 800
f2to cash bal On tine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

50 aefea an bottom and secoRd bottom p acres In
cultivation creek e living water running through
the place new frame house I = story i5x2i good
she'd GOOD vel some fruit and forest trees -
miles from Salina and miles from Assaria price
5000 fl20o cash bal on time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

io aeEea undsre nliivaiion re acEes IN wheai !
say lranae h1n iGxla aoa cailar csteEl stahe a
KS win len o. hnV gl1le ecFlll lilea e hase
mileof wire faae6 orenrd al ki1dl q irilit Ssh
pcnd Eflunry roCd VEL mlle1 tfoG 1alia1 Prs
t91ao elooo eash lal On tine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03
sAEIA T9RNAI UNIVERSITY!
SALIVA. KANSAS.
rAor.psAr rr.s,i,.ll Economical, Norm.
FALL EEzE Il vEEzs. EzarEs szFs.i. lssl

Salina Is located On thec center Of the great wheat
holt o. the vest. and Is beautiful and rapidly
gruHin-Nlty AZ 50lo population. No saloousi No
saloons. No healthier place can Be found. There
= no better socisty.
Ga11za Vz4vo-11s- 5s.151zE
This building nov under process o. erection
has s. ruoIns j. supplied with steam heating
apparatus. and Is ample for GO students.
An boariins Recommendations are drsf-class
and hoard viii be furnished % the actual cost Of
purchase and preparation. 81 50 90 s3no pei
week.
This University Is non-scciaran. ana With
competent faculty viii opeu uith the following
nUps PIN e V7re
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

g aeFcs an under cuifir.fius. ~ hsuse roouls,
Eanr1s riltla, cuTu cIih, 80 he1rirr frult
treas lsfra % tnfes adsa ereek % ole sd tnheT
On cTeek y roia of grove n froHi q hcu1e- 4
and = laflGs ffuu ssiina. PIKE SIS pr acEs ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

nnfnH send six cents for post
HN1tT IL age and receive free, n cost
III HhNH III ly box Of goods uhich VII
m HNHNI help you % more money
"A Ae-Ha~@ right away than anything
else In the world All, % either sex, succeed fom
Grst hour The broai road 90 fortune opena D.
farp The workers, absolutely sure. AZ once ad-
dress, THUS & Co.. Augusta, Maine
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

fco aras boilam Iand = sfory houss front bald
ing i6xS3 haek hlililn1 tlNl8 gund Welll ciztern
IN kitchen sod c.llsr baru 28x19 shed l5EtS eorn
crib exl7 chlckan houra 1oEl9 faEm al undeT cub
tluatiul an fenoei acreI IN aTchsri hearing cher
~ freal nr1i1nla nluula I'D p1sEs acf11 Wainut
rove ID ncIls On rroaiEg Wheat n aeTa1 ol t1c-
ny 81 milel hetss ienes 70 milea ifom salina
prise SIS PER acre uiihoHt wheat eFoP-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

81 Acren, ctuEy frzme hculs ruous, 6 nerea
hroke, - acrcs IN Wheat aerrE % tnher ye1n
Ga chs % good aehnol, al foni aecund hdli1ll.
Price sfooo $50 essh bal % tine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

saacrss. hou-e lt,Cfs adsuoa fa,Cif, god bafn,
seTes q ps.siass ieaset- Psies slse9 ensh.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

forfS 80 ria1s trss - appie tTosl 10 harins I5s1
tarrinr rnIrhErfieE - he1rlnF penrh treaa -
r1elehsFries GlTs ~ Farlety q straubelrla
6ss s1iins pTics $50 sizes bsiz6ss e tissss-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03
Plans and Estimates Furnished on
Application.

We are prepared 70 execute any kind Of work
pertaining 10 building, short notice and AZ the
most reasonable prices. Laying out plats of
grounds, and experimenting buildings promptly
attended 90. job work solicited Shops on santa
Fe Avenue, opposite Addison g seauian'- inniher
yard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03
1873

$40 acres = story house u rooms stables s.
a.rus hroko 30 bottom land ~ miles stone lence
~ miles ofgo0d hedge fence mile plank ienee
ice house GOOD wells running water 2 acres orch
ard uanat timber on the cree price $500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03


ing l2x26 good cellar eementsd good wells spien-
did young 0Fchard-peaches apples AID Pelrs =
acres fenced In pasture - acres In re y neres
nry six2f corn crib hoF pasture with sheds miles
from Sallna $500
100 aeFus Of 6ne bottom land good X story
house isxs0 corn er % SKA stone stable god
wells, living WEter running through the place
fenced on east and weat side 90 aeTea IN cultivation
20 acres in wheat 5000 cash miles from 81
lima
100 acres q river bottom land mile Of river and
timber on the place 20 serss broke miles from sa-
lima. Price $500 dolhrr
5S1{ serss Of bottom land y miles frOn city, =
well all under cultivation 5000.
g. acrss al under cultivation god frame house
Of eve rooms rood cellar GOD stable and EfanarT
miles from Salina. Price 500 5000 cash 5000
in one year
50 acre upland farn IS acres In Wheat - arres
prairie. PTiee $3.50 tii4 % run i0 years e per
esni balance 4 cash = years time. 4 miles
east Of Assaria.
A splendid farm Of $50 scrss house IL stories
6fooIlh good eellara large barn granary corn CRIB
frame siabls and kouss q enc ro1m 20 Rcres IN
Wheat miles % railroad station. sisoo0 y eash
balshce and yesn.
20 acre farm 2 miles est o. Ealina 1 story frane
dwelling rooms stable wood shed several hun
dred fruli trees price si7oo.
leo acre farm god house rooms sod tx stable
ftzls Ffansry SKIS 3 aeres timber orrhui-l1oo
fruit tres never hllnl vel 7t acres Uhezt Filce
an fenced With hedEs hog and cattle tight mliel
aouih Of sahna an under caltiTasio1 Price $500
$500 eash halance ysars Il sPsr eenL
A farm q leo acre. ecoi sione hoaae Ioois
stone stable a2xft wells Sod spring 4ooo forest
tres yeaFa ED oFchaTt-peaches pears apFia
and cherrios $ arres pasture ienced D ecr@
n wheat lran-e sruulry and beg pens ete 80 =
eash talance q run years.
go acrss rcod sfory frame b0use Foouls clos
eis and cellar harm stury i6xso granEries capcc
ity go bushels each c1-ral eatile sheds PIG pens
aelis eisiern 81 house rs aere1 q Hheat orch
ards all kinds Of iralL An lenced viii hedse ;
miiss from salina e7eo
ioo acrus boiiom sBd ~ stoEy houss irgui bald
ina i6xs3 haek hail1ln1 RVS gun1 Well1 ciziern
In kiichen sod eallEf baru esx19 ahed l5x1S can
crfb szS7 cslcken hou.s l0xl7 farm 81 uldeT enl-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

leo acrs farm 8 miles east Of Salina eood frame
h0uss Of rooms good cellar good eistern 2 wells
frame stable 90 acres In cultivation II acres In
wheat 800 bearing apple trees CO.. BEARING Peaeh
tres a. acres fenced With hedge and wire pasture
Of % acres fenced price $500 x cash bal In and
years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

ssncres nIl uu1cr culiivation and al feneed, g
asIr1 IN Ehs1t 90 .ioiy if.ne hea'e va
erIlnr slana strhia aui sfun11y les<lf, 2 GOD
vTp1I. 100 fruit truas- GuliE from sallna- frice
slts1. eioco es-h al. On time-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

so acrss GOD sfory frame bouse 6 Foouis clos
ets and cellar harm stnFy iezs0 granEries eapcc-
ity go bushelI each corral cattle sheds PIG pens
asls eisieru 81 houe rs aere3 q Whaat orch
ards an kinds Of frulL All lenred viii hedse B
nils from salina e7eoo
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

100 acres q river bottom land mile o. river and
timber on the place % sers broke miles from 81
lima. Price $500 dOllarT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03
rETs

A ROod i60 acre farm 10 miles east Of Salina
frame house With basement Kanszs stable 50 afres
under cultivation all On wheat 10 acres pasture
fenced = mile Of good helgoS good wells Price
$500 without crop OF si7oo With crop = cash bal
on time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

100 nera Of hne bottom land good ~ story
house itxsO corn er % 6x24 stone stable god
wells, living WEier running through the place
fenced on east and west side 90 aerea IN cultivation
20 acres In wheat. 5000 cash miles from 81
lima
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03
Publication Notice.

a n IA Ueek af home, $500 outdt Tree. Paw
VII u Absolutely sEre. No risk. Capital uai
ANNN required. Reader, II you want tusinrFs
NINN Nat Which persons u ether sex, young Or
old. can make great pay 81 the time they
work. With absolute certainty, write Tor ulrticu-
Lar. u n. ~. ~ 4 Co. nnr-l-nI. M-lnl-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

A splendid co acre lafm 10 miles east q salina
500 ecrcs bottom land 100 gently slipping prairie
~ story frame dwelling q large rooms and good
cellar large harn and grznary cattle she'd cor
rlisa ncEef hilinE wells good yOung otehard q
apple pc1ch and cherry tres running water
through The farm walnut ash and cottonwood tim
Der along the stre1m 80 acres under cultivation
splendid corn and wheat land. This d one Of the
finest Arms IN Saline county priee sisooo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03
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farm q leo acre. Eooi sione boase Ioo,is
-tone sfahle a2xsg wells Sod spring 4ooo forest
tres yeaFa ED oFchaTt-peaches pears appia
und cherries s. arrea pasture leneed = ecrs
h wheat irln-e fFanlry and beg pens exc. 80 =
eash talance q run year..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

$50 acres Of bottom land y miles from city, =
new story name h0ufe good orchard and god
veil all under cultivation 5000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

leo acre farm good house rooms sod iag Stable
ffzls Ffansry SKIS acres timber ofrhEd-l1oQ
FRUIT tres never hlling vel - acre Eheet Fllce
al fenced With hedEe hog and cattle tight mliel
aouih Of Slhna al under ealtiTa.iol pgice 500
$500 eash halance years q pr cent
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

s. acrel gOod upland partly under cultivation
miles from saiina prics $50 one bali eash haianc
On time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

s. acres an under cultivation god frame honse
Of eve rooms good cellar GOD stable and EfEnarT
miles from Sslina. Price s2ooo 5000 cash slOoo
in one year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

10 scr. eaiiIs raneh. 4. aeFe n eniiFnti0n,
living uater. nils uef q arooErilie. also Ne
righf % leo aeres uI1ber cialas d1liars ~
nere-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-03

eoaeres good upland On Lincoln coaniy. PTici
500 = caah halanoe I ye1r a. per cent, Mil
trade W town property cattle Or h0rass.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers

TvNdOS. y. f1SdEh & CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneera
Y % Of 6Eb
The undersigned trustees in Equity cause of AnS
No 1891 win sell at public auction. in front Of
premises the dsscTbed real estate to wit
June 1884, at five H. we p a s OF
by depth Of lot 2as
ton OF Maryland avenue and north street and 18th
sale SR sAE PIX aer s
sa e fTfy Of
north feet thence east a to he line of 9
street east forty feet six inches thence south with
sa Fl
JUNE. 1884. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. we will sell parts
30 North street Forty feet Ea four
nnE thence north ys1 feet ss nches thence
northerly parallel with Vermont avenue. forty
thirteen feet and four and half inches to
Vermont avenue which is fifteen feet from the alley
alley thence along said alley feet eight inches
thence south feet three and half inches
street. thence along street to beginning, and the i'm
AND on The SAME DAY IMMEDIATELY AFTER
HE n ABoVE SALE we will sell Lot letered E. accord
ion of square No 215, the improvements thereon
Terms of sale One third purchase money cash: bal
eighteen months from day of sale to bear interest from
0 say or sre to to p by s
Trustees, purchaser purchasers pay all
chase money in cash day of sale atifcation
thereof by the Court On ratification of sale pay
mens of purchase money and not beforel Trustees will
convey property to the purchaser purchasers de-
post Of 800 ON each piece of property sold will be
chaser he terms of sale must be complied with within
ten days from day of SALE property will be reaiver
tsed and sold at cost and risk deaultng purchaser
All convey ancing at purchasers cost
NJ. r. MORRIS.
WILLIAM j. MILLER 1rusteeS
m30-dy6is 486 Louisiana avenue
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING

fganp sfEn &c s s5sAR1g 81 RR9RHHhEE
bHf BEN ? yALLkS VIEW MeSf FAs IN 'L0hssro*s
BY virtueof decree of the Supreme Court of the -
Mesns and are natS and
robert Smith and others defendants No se55 Equity
the eppH? ssS
JUNE ~, 1884 at the hour o, 81 FIVE O'CLOCK a.
the valley View Farm" lying in the District of Column
ba being described in one parcel follows: Beg mining
standing on the SOU side q the free road said
Of beginning is on the line dividing the tract called
Alliance from that part Of the tract called White
the said point Of BEGINNING running south Is degrees
Ess g Up e the ssd Of 90
west 80 Perehes thence north 4s degrees west 10
n se wet Is then
last point is distant II peches from the said division
lines between Alliance and John A. Murdoek's part
south 81 degrees s east towards the said division
still with said Ridge road North % degrees west 20
thu he ase nEh Sc 50 e
and Murdoshs Part # White Haven; Which DIVISION
bounded hickory tree which is boundary # Alliance
AMID s 9 OF Sha ana ld part Of White
east to the place of beginning containing ~ acres
aGG l1 pe af sale Gr eds tho ~ ,
chase money In six. twelve and eighteen months from
the day OF sale the purchaser giving his notes
interest deposit of 300 required and be forfeited
the terms OF sale are not complied with at the end Of
aaSs d9 h day Of sale or the m has
the payment OF the whole purchase money and ratca
ton Of sale by the court the trustees will convey to the
purchaser at his cost and the property him
sold free clear and discharged Of all claim Of the
r. P JACKSON. Trustee.
FR re bF ~ 55 5sfss. f frastee
ava WQlhf ncyf0D
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Charles Reade's Grave.
From the London Times


Charles Reade was buried in the same grave,
side by side. with lady who, together with her
husband, had been an almost lifelong friend of
his, and to whose memory he erected a marble
tomb, with the following inscription, composed
by Mr.. Reade himself: Here lies the great
heart OF Laura Seymour, brilliant artist,
humble Christian, a charitable woman, Loving
daughter, sister and friend, who lived for others
from her childhood. Tenderly pitifu to all Gods
creatures even to some that are frequently de-
stroyed or neglected. she wiped away the
tears from many faces, helping the poor
with her savings and soothing the sor-
rowful with her earnest pity. When the
eye saw her 1t blessed her. for her face was
sunshine, her voice was melody, and her heart
was sympathy. Truth could say more and sor-
row pines to enlarge upon her virtues; but this
would i'll accord with her humility who Justly
dlsclamed them all and relied only on the merits
OF her Redeemer. After months of acute suffer-
ing. borne with gentle resignation and with sor-
row for those who were to lose her, not for her
self, she was released from her burden and fell
asleep in Jesus September 81, 1879. aged fifty
nine years. Blessed are the merciful. for they
shall obtain mercy.'-(Matt v,7) This grave
was made for her and for himself by Charles
Reade, whose wise councillor. loyal ally and
bosom friend she was for twenty-fOur years. and
who mOurns her all his days" Mrs. Seymour
was in her time an actress of some celebrity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-04
What Is known About Insanity.

From he St James Budget.
Experts agree that the subject Of insanity is
stil plunged In semi-obscurty. The greater
number OF authorities are Of opinion that the
only successful treatment is of q negative kind;
that the mind must be placed. as it were. on
Clutches and al irritations removed, so as to
allow nature u right hersefby series OF efforts
from within. The patient usually arrives at an
as lu'n IN frantic condition due sometimes to
personal outrage and rough usage to mental
Irritation OF temporary sort. II irritation Is
Kept up, forile excitement glides into inilam-
nation OF the brain. and that ends In PARALYSIS
II taken IN time, early symptoms may be treated
Dy soothing methods before the tissues become
unnamed Or, II this be impossible, then the in
nainmatlon must run It's course watched care
Iuily. IKE fever. for crisis. If through care.
IesSness the crisis be allowed to pass unob-
served, alas for the victim! Imbecility super.
veaes-chronic dementia. The patient is insane
Tor ne; or. In cases Of extreme rarity wakes al
last after nightmare OF Years. famed and shat
Tered insanity Is prolonged seep-waIking. a
ECac.uoh OF topper peOpled by dreams. from
sheA TIE sleeper may awake or not. If the
pfslh can Dc inlled TO complete rest bv science
Z itay awake whole And yet the u1ai-house
innate who above all things should find repose
II -'is seciuaiol, generally seeks for 1t In vain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-04
A Revival oE SIghtcaps.

Pro- the s. James Gazette
There must be- millions of Englishmen who. ex-
crpt on the stage. in a farce or pantomime. have
never seen nIghtcap, and it is surprising to
hear that il IL still worn in France. where
Tor the last fifty or sixty years--since the
early days of Beranger. in fact-tha bonnet de
cot0H has been held up to ridicule and scorn
To wear bonnet Ce cotton is % be q bourgeois or
II other words, hopelessly commonplace per
Son such as Louis XVIII. satiriZed by Beran-
ger In lie Poi d'TvetOt," and painted in that
poem as ''COiiIe par JeannetOn, Dun bonnet
de- cotton" or the father of Jerome Paturot.
whose son. aspiring to a position in So
clety. BEGAN. as first step, By renouncing the
pateTEal trade in cotton nightcaps BalZac
shows. III the ''PhysolOgie du Marriage" how a
husband. wishing 70 cut short the interest that
his VIE seemed 10 take In q distinguished look
M nan who vas visiting with them at the
same house. caused one night an alarm of fire
10 BE- gwen. OH which the inguished-lOOking
nitl suddenly appeared with cotton night
cap on his head--tO forfeit for ever the lady
good opinion. French medical authorities now
declare that colds are caused by sleeping Nth
Out nightcap- Dreams. too, are traced to the
same cause. and from the sense in which the
word 'nightcap is used among us in cSnnec-
fi"n with a glass OF hot grOg taken the last
thing at night. il is evident that a nIghtcap was
formerly looked upon 10y the English as con-
ducive TO sound sleep. few years ago the re-
Mobilization OF the cotton nightcap in France
seemed a. improbable as the restoration of the
t1u.JOns. For the moment, however the
tVls5set IL cOtos is certainly looking up.