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signs Of faintness, but he Afterwards
completely recovered from this and dis.
played no effort in mounting the lad
der which led g. the attic Of the guard
house, on his way 10 the scaffbld.
There was barely = culver as the drop
fell, and his death was pronounced an
easy one. During the early hours Of
the morning he gathered up all his
papers which covered his desk, en-
bOdying supposed visions he had seen
and his prophecies, and asked the
privilege from the OfIieers Of the guard
TO destroy them. This was allowed
him and gathering them together he
'ariied them o. AN open stove fire and
thrust them in Watching them until
the flames had devOured them he
then returned 20 his cell and 10 bis de-
YOtions.
II would be difIicult a. this time to
judge the sentiment clearly IN the
northwest ~ % Rel. The expressed
views are almost entirely unfavOrable
to him, and the half-breetls are usual
~ silent on the topic. A majority Of
the resident population believed he
deserved death, and this l. undoubt-
edly especially true in Manitoba.
Here, where he was tried, there was
some expression OF sympathy for him,
and al times the declaration that be
was right In his demands, as they
had nearly all since been granted to |
the half breeds. The execution Of
Rel Is to be followed at Battle Ford 4
by the hanging Of ten Indian chiefs |
for atrocities during the recent rebel
Hon, and IN each instance for murders !
This will close the book |
Of criminal procedure growing out OF
the northwest war, as the other per |
Sons convicted were for prison SEN
served out. The exeeutiOner Of Rel |
was a man named Jack Henderson.
who was captive OF ReiPs In the re-
belliOn Of 1870.
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1885.
Harper's Magazine
ILLUSTRATED

The December Number viii begin
the Seventy-second volume Of HGr-
per's Mdqdzilc. Miss Woolson's no
vel, East Angels. and Mr.. HOWelPs
Indian Summer, holding the fore
most place ia current serial fictiOn-
will run through several numbers,
and will he followed by serial stories
run r D. Bltckmore aud Mrs. d.
"a. Craik A new editorial depart
mpnt, discussing topics suggested by
the current literature Of America and
Europe, will be contributed by w. ID.
H0Wells, beginning with the January
Number. The great Literary event Of
the year will be the publication Of
series Of papers-iaking the shape Of a
story. and depicting Characteristic
features OF American society as seen
at our leading pleasure resoFis-wTil-
ten by Charles Dudley Warner, and
illustrated By e.. =. ReinhaFt. The
Magazine will give especial attention
% American subjects, treated by the
beet American writers. and illustrated
by leading American artists.
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1856
HRrDer'R bazaar.
IIITlTnATEU


HdTperis B0z0r Is the only paper In
the world that combines the choicest
literature and the finest art iliustra-
tons with the latest fashions and
methods Of household adOrnment.
Its weekly illustrations and deserip-
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YORK stylest with iis useful pattern
sheet supplements and cut patterns, by
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makers save many times the cost Of
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management Of servants and house
keeping IN its various details are emf
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given 10 the interesting topic Of social
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needle work are acknowledged 20 be
unequaled. It's literary merit IA Of
the highest eKeellence. and the unique
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Aaatlc nhnIsra

Is the most destructive and danger
Gus Of all contagious diseases; In fact
Diarrhea, Cholera MOrbus and stom-
sehe disorders are greatly modified
forms Of this disease. During these
months Il u unsafe to be without
BEd0's DIARRHOEA BALsAM which
acts 30 successfully In all summer
complaints. It Is harmless and pleas
ant 10 administer. For sale by Oscar
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The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Lutheran Church will hold a social
1t the home Of Mrs. r. L. Bond, ON
Iron Avenve. on Thursday evening,
Nov. 10. between the hours of and
lOP.A. AS this Is the finst Of the
season, this opportunity l. taken to
invite all the members and friends
Of the church to attend. A musical
viii bearranged. Oysters
and cold lunch will lie served.
Secretary.
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Cause oftaIlure.

Want Of confidence accounts FOR
half Ofthe business failures Of to-day.
Oscar Seitz, the druggist, is not liable
to fail for the want Of confidence In
DR.. BOsanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for he gives away bottle free to all
who are suffering with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption and all hffee-
siOns Of the Throat and Lungs.
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A single trial Of the Peerless Worm
Specific never yet failed to relieve the
baby, and overcome the pejudices Of
the mother. II not only frees the
child from worms, but regulates the
stomach and bowels. cures wind collie.
cOrrects aeidiiy, and cures Dysentery
and Diarrhea, gives rest and health
to the child, and comforts the mother.
Try 1t. No cure, no pay. For sale by
Oscar Seitz.
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1856.
HaFDeF's YOung
peODRe.

AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
The position Of HaFpcr's YoatnQ
People - the leading weekly period
ieal ioT young readers II well egtab-
lished. The publishers spare no
peins 20 provide fhe best and most
attractive reading and Illustrations.
The serial and short stories have
strong dramatic interest, while they
are wholly res froll Whalever o. per-
nicIoue o. vulFlrlv aelaalionali the
prpeIs On natural hlstoty and sciences,
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DR.. E. A. Collins has been treating
In a most successful manner numer-
Gus persons suffering with chronic
diseases. He Is certainly a most skill
ful physician. His Office Is in the
front room Of the Opera House Block,
second story. He will be found at the
Office during ofiiee hours. and at all
other hours at the Pacific House.
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Public Sale.

TWiIl sell a. my farm eight aud one-hAlf miles
\ east Of Salina, and eight miles southwest af
solomon. on
Thursday, NOueBibsr 10Th, 1885
the following described properly
marss ssr years cd. both vita foai s-year
old Colt, sucking colt, milk cows, > 2-year old
heifers. . yeariIng steers, lumber wagon.
graded bull
rERNs or sALE:-All sumo under $40. cash. All
over SO, q credit Of one year will be gwen At
per cent. interest. per cent discount for cash.
JEssE a. FiaHER,
VIZ. h. GEN, Aucti0neer.
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1856.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hdrper's Weekly has nov for more
than twenty years maintained its pO-
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~ newspaper In America. With a
constant increase Of literary and artis-
tie resources, Il Is able On offer for the
ensuing wear attractions unequalled 20
any previous volume, embracing two
capital Illustrated serial stories, one by
Mr.sfhOs. Hardy. among the foremost
Of living writers Of fiction, and the
other by Mr.. Walter Besant, one Of
the most rapidly rising Of English
nOyelisis graphic Illustrations OF I'M
usual interest To readers in all see
tiOns Of the country; entertaining
short stories, mostly illustrated, by
the best writers, and important pa
pers by high authorities On the chief
topics OF the day.
Every one who desires a trust
worthy political guide,an entertaining
aud instructive family Journal. entire
~ free from objectionable features Ia
either letters. press or illustrations
should subscribe tO HGrpeT''s Weekly
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LAMAsrER,s REMEDY
AcURE sua esrssia PREvEEf4TIvE sf
HOG CzOLaERA u


- HOG CzOLaE7O -
and ether diseases - Which hasr are sahieet. r
Whatour remedy yin do..-It eln put Fsar
hcrs IN see condition i VII Improve thelf
nuoriiies. 10 stops coughing 1noug hoEa II
rcrilatea ths heueh and aFFesls dlsease inleTery
lnssanca. wv
We he Remsiy hat done -
EaNtgTER q FEE1raoE, Topeka. Enn NcE -
SrEa s-Anrr losing - head ~ mT hou b.
cholrTa, I besnl u1inE year remedy ~ hog chol-
era and en- "a q has CHECKED The 11ezse and
entirely cure1 ne esanee. heltIly recon-
mend 6. 30 eliy Z. . preventative ~ ours.
Nj har1 arr doing vel. n. H. STANTON.
We ruaranies ar remedg 81 - superior 20
any aor meficlns, ana arr ready o. prove q ~
praeficai tests or We uill 20 - any part Of thr
Cniicd States Where hog cholera extsis, usenqb
ing but eur ogn ned apd wreG 81 dl.ea71
On etery iesta1ce 81 forfeit s1eIs I'd ~ ~ q b
reasonable cunpenaati1n fer ear sfrrirts A. ue
succeed. Ne laean - hat We 81 Gel suue
~ oar ruIuaiy 4 elce end iel9 = Fcl- - -
noi gait unfl theF - SEX. 8ul - 49, and
use 70 uari OF discaae, - 3 Fserantafive a -,
her ihan 3 curr. asa 4otr efnIElrf ~ 40 afua
direct 60 o.. Take ~ ether. Oue-pound trial
parkaEe aeni ~ expfesl PrrE1i4. tlat, la-Eeiin1
flu - F1n1F ~ HlElll. - IrrrEl EllH ll111
Write for eircllar aad tFeatisa On beg chaiera-
Ageuls wanted. Aadrsn
49, LanAsfrIIf FEnausoH.
Bpeka, Kansaa.
-acED uy-
9. o. ERtoaoa, aaIinag KaHsns.r
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suokIen's Arniea sslve

The BEsT SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SaI
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapp,-ti
Hands, Chllblains, Corns, and all
Skin EruptiOns. and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. II Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25cts. Per
box. For SALE by Oscar seitz.
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Lanauld ana liz Wemsn

How many women there are Of
whom thesS words are true: "They
feel laBguid and tired hardly able to
carry their weight on their feet. the
bloom all gone from their cheeks.
irritahls snd cross without meaning
70 be 90, nerves ali upset, worried with
the children, fretisd oveF little thing,
q burden 70 themselves. and yetWith
no acuts diseassn What . pity II b.
But . few bottles % ParkeF's Tonic
will drive AL this away. and relieve
the troubles peculiar 70 their sex.
fl-lmo.
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ELIsWnRrH. Kansas.

July 80 looJs
Sl6T264. Received Of the National
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Salina, Kansas, Sixteen Hundred
Seventy-twO Dollars and Sixty-four
Cents, being IN full for loss and dam
age sustained by ~ under your policy
No. $50 I'm full Of our claim. Thanks
for prompt payment.
JAM IN & WEsTERMAN.
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DR.. N. J. Brown, who is a special
list 10 diseases Of the Eye. Ear and
Surgery, Is thoroughly prepared to
treat all cases left to his care. All
Professional work carefully attended
too. ONCE and rooms In Campbell &
TuthilPs Block, Salina Kan. SLIM
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:. q ERioaoa, egll1aI Ka1sPs-


A man, not under 20. % correspond
with q lady In the east object. uiaiFi-
moay. AS the lady owns a barge ho-
eel and other PFnferty the man should
not b. without aoury. FOR partieu-
laFs addFrss KRkPr 4 BlsHoR.
aalina. Kan. &
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NEW YORK OBSERVER.

FoR 1876, SIxTY-FOURTH VOLUME,
will contain a new and never-before
published series Of Irenaus Letter. /.
regular correspondence from Great
Britain, France, Germany and Italy :.
Letters nom Mission Stations In In
dla, China, Japan, Africa and
Micronesia; original articles from
men Of influence and knowledge OF AZ
fairs In different parts OF this country,
and selected articles from the choicest
literary and religious publications. in
poetry and prose.
A new volume containing q Second
series Of IreBens Letters. \ sketch 81
the author, and a review Of his lif,.
and work, will shortly be published
We shall offer this year special and
attractive Inducements to subscribers
and friends.
sample copies free.
NEW YORK OBSERVER
AA NEW YORK
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ROHRER & BoARDMAN.

BURTON, Kansas, May %, 1885.
$3.50. Received Of the National Mu-
tual Insurance Company Of Salina,
Kansas, Twenty-live Dollars. and so
cents, being full amount claimed BY
me Tor damage on my property, I'M
der your policy No. 2,O44.
M. II. WHEELER.
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SOLID INpEMNITY.
Prompt Payments and Courteous Treat
ment

The following testimonials speak
for themselves:
OFFICE or RUSH & SPRAGUE, I
MERCHANT MILLERs.
LEAvENwORTH, KAN, Sep. p. 'S5.
E. e. Gay, See'y. Salina, Kansas I:
Accept nHr thanks for prompt pay
ment OF full amount called for In your
pulley on our mills, BEING THE FIRST
COMPANY 10 RESPOND out Of thirty
companies ON our property. Respe'y,
RUSH q SPRAGUE.
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Curtin and Stanton.

lCh.caEo Times
II the files Oftne war departm ent
could be overhauled there would be
exhumed a vast amount Of what
Horace Greeley used to describe as
mighty interesin' readin'. Governor
Curtin says that among the archives
are two rather spicy dispatches, one
addressed 70 him by Secretary Stan
ton, aud the other his reply. II was
late ia the war probably In the spring
of 1864, that the Governor came 10 see
the secretary OF war, and after giving
him harrOwing description OF the
condition Of federal prisoners in An
dersOnVille he appealed to him 10 say Q
them. Mr.. Stanton said he did not
see how he could do anything.
why said the governor OF Penn
sylvainia, I've have thousands Of con-
federate prisoners; let there be an ex-
change.n With some heat the secreta-
~ asked il he meant to propose that he
should take back lot Of diseased and
enfeebled men who could not return
TO the ranks and give the eOnfeder-
ates All equal number Of healthy and
Weli-fed men who would az once re-
cruit their armies. Governor Curtin
said that was exactly what he
was after "Weli, sir" said stanton,
"a man who Processes to be loyal 10
the government ought to be ashamed
to make such q reasonable sugges-
ton" Curtin Is an iraseible gentle
man, and he left In a chOleric cOndi-
ton. Imme lately after he got home
he received from the secretary a dis
patch about as follows: I'm the inter
est Of loyalty to the government and
the speedy suppression OF the rebel
lion you should resign &c once and re-
turn to private life, which you should
never have left" Curtin replied to
the secretary: "In the interests Of
humanity you should die and 90 TO
hell. where you ought 10 have gone
ong ago" Neither gentlemen acted
upon the friendly and disinterested
advice Of the other.
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No Chsnue Necessary.

It Is not necessary 20 change the
climate which you live in or travel
about for the restoration 81 health. 10
you have weak lungs, coughs, colds,
Group, consumption OF brumrhitlS,
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup D. war
ranted TO cure you. Sample bottles
free at Oscar Seitz's drug store.
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LEAvENwoRTH. Kansas.

EETIICIIUEI II IooI7
$1,000. Received Of the National
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Salina, Kansas, the sum Of One
thousand Dollars in full for loss I'M
der our policy No. l0l, in your COM
pany. CASH.
RUSH d SPRAGUE.
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ssIina Opera House.

The engagement of the celebrated
actress Madam JanHuschek Promises
to be q grand success. The box sheet
Is now open, seats are selling fast, and
everything looks prnpitiOus. The fol-
lowing is from the Times, Grand Rap
ids, Michigan.
An audience hOnOring the famous
star and itself greeted the great TRACE
dienne last night. IL was one Of the
few large houses Of the season. The
distribution % light and shade IN
Janauschek's work IL 50 skillfully
handled as 20 befog her audiences,
who are led 70 believe that no elabo-
rate study has been made, no canOns
Of art studied and that the actfess
merely plays her part easily, naturally
aud without the slightest effort. This
Il the greatest sliocessa dramatic ar
list can achieves success which few,
even OF the best, are able 10 reach.
To compare her with the Only other
living artist with whom Comparison
may properly b Iifade-and g RiaiOri
is now IN Amefica, her methods being
criticised by the press AZ large, aud
Grand Rapids people about % have
an opportunity Of seeing her for them
selves, q comparison viii not be OdiOus
the Times would say that the meth
DDS Of Jananschek were those which
SIT critics give 20 COrreggiO and Raft
aeile; Ristori's those which eOnnoiseurs
attribute to Rembrant and Rubens.
The first clothes her characters with
sn ideal beauty and q tender grace;the
second uses Eorges1s cDlOring and
strong contrasts.
Ianausehek Is vigOfOas, impassion-
I'd, noble, aud Is All this without
seeming % strive for effect. Risiori
apprOximafes the point, and IN % do
ing lays bare the anatDmy 81 hu-
man nature with skill aimosi - Won
dOus as that which eharnetefisea her
sister artist, bat she deals more with
Its physical than its reilned aspeets g.
RepOse and reserve force are two pre-
eminent qualities and quantities IN
Janausclsek's art. or the former
RistOKi pOsse-ess none, and Of the lat
ter, while she has s vast deal Of power
in reserve, she begins with - much
that her more impaEsiOned scenes re-
quirs ell Of which she Il competent
and consequent exhaustion lsshoHn.
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The matron Of the Home Of the
Frisndless at Jersey. City, n. y
writes; Everything good for babies
deserves attsniIon. Croup h theiT
worsl enemy. fam happy 70 state We
have used Hllrs Peerless Cough So
mp with best o. results here smsnB
uur little ones. can cheeFfally Tef-
ommend ig 70 an mothers Tor CFoup.
Mrs. q. BoUErEs-
Osar seltz sells above syrup. Ne
cure, no pay.
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Service by Publication
Israel Snyder. Plsinii1 ,

IsrleI Snyder, pIllnIlH
-.
Harry Ielahd. drt-
The above named defendant Harry Leland.
WI please take NoricE that he has been sued Ia
Justices court before A. Wellington. Justice o.
the Peace 81 the eitv Of Salina township. In Sa-
line county, Kansas. That on tue "a day Of No
rember ISIS, summons and order Of sttsehmen'
uere issued by said Justice % the Peace that
said order vas issued for the SUM Of fry dollars
$50; that said cause viii be heard before said
Justice o. the 9Th day Of December A.. D.. tss5 ri
O'Clock y the forenoon and that II said defr nd
ant fails % appear and delend at al saif time and
place Judgment viii be rendered for said
sum Of ifiy dollars, (l, cost Of suit and for the
sale Of the attached property.
lsEAEL 6ENDER-
By BANKS NooRE, his attorneys.
Attest A. MEl1fNaToH, Justice 81 ihr Peace
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The following from a Southern ex-
change, Democratic Of course. rather
reckOns up Ex-Governor CLICK in &C.
eOrdance with >the facts: Nothing
succeeds like success, and the most d.
rect road TO success IL persistency.
Ex-Governor Click, OF Kansas, who
became a good deal Of q national char.
Rcter by being the only Democrat
who succeeded in becoming governor
Of Kansas since lis full admission to
the sisterhOOd Of states. has at last
succeeded IN getting an Office from the
administration. Click appeared at
Albany soon after tlle president al
election last year and put IN a claim for
a position in the new cabinet. He
wanted To be secretary OF the interior
or postmaster general. He failed.
tie then wanted the mission to Rus
STA and also failed. Next he put ia a
bid for a seeOnd-elass mission, but
with no better success. He moderated
his ambition to q cOnsul-generalship
but again got LEFT. Then he wanted
70 be deputy commissioner Of the land
office, assistant superintendent Of In
dian affairs, or register Of the treasury
successfully, but with no better luck.
Finally he served notice that he was
willing to take what ever the admin
istratiOn was willing To give and the
announcement COMES this morning
that he IL appointed pension agent at
Topeka. PeTsistancy no less than
consistency Is Jewel.
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RUSH & SPRAGUE.
BENxrSeps KAssAs.

S24.5O. Received Of the National
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Salina. Kansas, the sum Of Twenty
four Dollars and Fifty Cents, being
In full OF all claims against said com
pany for loss sustained by lightning
July 81, 1885. NELSON TART.
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New York.
Address, HARPER & BROTHERs,
New York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
ABILENE, Kansas,
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s6T6.64. Received Of the National
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Salina, Kansas, Six Hundred, Seventy
Six Dollars and 25 cents, in full for
loss and damage under your policy
2Ol0 held by US Thsnks for prompt
payment.