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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

Allow . cough to run until It gStl
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say, "Oh It viii wear away,
bat In most cases it Wears them away.
Could they be induced 70 try the sec
cessful medicine called Kemp's Bal
sam, which we sell on . positive guar
aAtee to cure, they would immediate
ly see the excellent effect after taking
the first dose. Price SOC. andI .Sl.OO
nriol Size free. J. J. Purcell. 2.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

gAtE LAKE. Utah, May ii.-Wheb
Angus Cannon was called up for sen
tence yesterday. be said be was con-
sclous Of having violated no law. his
Coincidence was serene. He had
obeRed the Edmunds law - he IN
derrfoOd n. That Il while living 10
the same house With hls WIVES pc nao
had intercourse with hut one. he
loved his children, and Was grained
20 hear the court cay the law bad
made All those children equal heirs.
&c inferred from this that In ease be
died intestate his children would be
equal heirs before the law and be
Thought Ia view Of this fact it was un'
iuef 10 bold q man criminal Tor eat
Ing With them and their mothers al
the table. His record was before the
country. and his heart were visible t.
God who created him. The record u
his life. IN contact with bis people,
There he turned and waved his hand
70 the crowd bore him up 70 receive
such sentences as the cOnFt should I'M
pose. He felt pleased also thas the
court had stated that his eOnduc4 %
wards his respective wives since tne
passage Of the Edmunds bill should
Be taken into confederation when sen.
tenee was being issued. He would
now submit and bow 20 the DEGREES ol
the court, trusting 20 be able % 0eai
up under any sentence it may 1nnlcti
IN such manner as TO give eVidenee e
his children that he had not Lost bis
manhood. CannOn's speech received
great applause, which the marshal
hsd TO check. When the court asked
Cannon II he declined to make ans
promise In regard to the future, be
replied "I have never been In the
habit tOf making childish promises
lest they should fail"
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS. !
SALINE COUNTY.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
onErwn APnrI N lslIf

NOTICE s HKREBI GIvEH, thai on ths
~ "a tay % ArEii los3 3 pstilis1 uigasd ~ &
,, IngFaham aad othsrl, RB prlssnief q ~
Board e C51nfy Oonllli.IiJlefa q tie Coanty and
ole1s ae.rlleid pFny iiF lor tha Facatisa a11 ~
l.cltiea ~ = certain road te.cribed e fellows,
o4nsacssg = thsHW esEnsr ofths x a
- " Z 81 ssetign 81, y - a1gfh % R1nEs
u q Ne - ? n. a esantJ He tetUoea 1alls1
and Linooia eguntie1, Fulll1g thelce 1lSt - nls
between thg " = of ths = y 80 the n y
Ell Hef8B = q nd aaetl1l 81, nile = ~
nlrtiia nne botgesl nsetioha 81 and ., thenoc
nualh 81 rods - tie 3 corner q Nd aaaii1l g
thence ee1t - Delr yrnctiu1ble % the Ice -
tgela seffiols - o. Tp u eEd h1etIc1 q p a.
3 - RHnfs ". 4 mlls- SD ruaf % - anErsya
and pisised - 81 q fuiiss tks aecfisl nne untl
4 slflkl1 tAs blun, thenco hefHseu - biuU and
Halbolty crss1 o1s mIls y Ehse eof1ef Fs1l-
tisn q q - lSs 9R6W, tsiH.arasct gilh Z
erantF Fcaf, lnf an1 - FIelia the prartoualT 10
rafaf rcn1 hsfgeen nactioas 81 ar1 j u p - 1n
sections 81 gin - ifm1th afE WoTG1
n a. ~ 80 ulll e Eoa1 = l1lpFur1teah,a.
Wh9r9n.u.. - hs1ri sf eI1nfv oou-si-1iau-
en- sPpslntsd ~ inllsEing naned rersens, -
~. J. Q. Hanlo7a, !. ail1lo1 80 o. ?. Ale1.
81 81 Fisgcl1, - inalElliions = mael. y go
llEeliGa via tes oclatg aalgeJuls = 80 tca1
.c q ~ lnTgahan N 9lsnlals Ioehahlp, -
Eo1nar1ay - ~ aly sf1sas a. D, - -
g.oosul = yisv ~ laa1, 80 giss - ~ sartioi
b 49, q he Bos.i e oss.sr csaal..sspsli,
CtnafF CllIEa
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In b proclaimed that at q late Con-
gress q the Russian Nihillsts It was
delermibed b give the OEAr q two
years' lease of life, and that during
thai time no attempt will be made
uPOn the life Of any member Of the
reigning family. MeahWhlle extra
ordinary efforts will be made 10 in-
daee Alexander 60 issue the eonstitu
ten that was actually signed by the
lale Car on the very day of his
asassSination hut never promulgated.
If amer two years have elapsed the
Car dees not make the concessions
esked, q reign Of terrorism and assas-
sina4iOa viii be inaugurated-the
Ike % which was never seen or
beard % before.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

ST. PAUL, MINI, May ll.-GeDeFal
Cook, one Of the heroes Of the Mime
sofa Indian war, and Judge Of the
military commission that condemned
800 Sioux Indians 20 death, 80 Of
whom were hanged ct MankatO
shortly afteF the massacre there, was
interviewed by an associated press re-
porter, Rs to the outlook for q general
uprising Of the Indians Of the North
west localities, because Of his famil-
iarity with the Indian character. He
says Middleton must achieve q deci-
sive victory or all Of the Indians will
have on war paint In q week. Should
the half breeds gain . signal victory
over Middleton, the result would be
most disastrous. He said the best
plan Of attack from distant Obssrva-
ten, would be TO weaken their fOrce
by sharp shooting, and then by shell
from the front and flank. have Irvine
fall upon the rear with his 800 mount
ed police, forcing the enemy into q
disOrdered mass; then, ~ possible rake
them with gatling guns, rifies and
shot and shell, until disordered, and
then storm their works. This would
dOubtless lose many lives, a. the enc
my are very good shots, being trained
hunters, but th end 10 be Obtained Is
% desirable and Necessary that the
troops must be sacrificed, otherwise
the whole country would be swept
by the savages, who are going on the
war path on the principle Of throwing
their lives away, IN which ease they
would spare neither women or child
ren. he edded that whatever FFieV-
ance the half breeds may have, when
they incite mefciless aavAges they are
entitled 70 no sympathy from ChFis-
tian civilization.
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Road Notice.
STATE oFKAHsAs,l
OrrnTTol aALIEE

Ones of County CisFk. saiiaA, April "a, isss.
HIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, thaf on the ga
II any Of April l0sd. . petition algned b. John
9 Ttrp1 and la othsF1. Has presented y the boar1
of O.1nsy Commissioasrl e he O0unty aud
80 aforuaaia prAying f1r he oPsninE q . eef-
tSi1 - dssrrf6sd e. iolloHa, viz:
Come nclne e he \ ooIuer e sectign -,
Tp Is, Range Weets lhe1ee 1entn estgeen -
n the south sids Of The uniol feeihe ; tr1cE.
"a intsrIset ths pablie raaf e that pgint.
Fhereunun, slh Boald 81 Coun1y commla1ion-
"a. Joaas Bsnheli, D. 8 Kohr, and Luks y
Psr.ons. ~ gieuers. % neet, IN eouilnction gish
- CounfT a1rveyuT e nsw 0ambTia in Cam-
ria roEnshiB. - Mondly th9 lat oay 81 lne =
~ or5-r q ths saard ofc1auiy Cozmi.uisa-
= IOSEPH EAHGEST,
w - l-.-E
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

THR Duchess OF Edinburgh Is q sis-
ter q the Gar Of Russia. The Prin-
cess Of Wales is a sister Of the En-
pres Of Russia. Kinship In these
modern days-even with royal people
-boars with it some degree Of love
and affection. The old fashioned way
q one royal brother cutting anOther's
throat 30 gain q throne does not obtain
% any great extent in these civilized
times Relationship between the royal
families Of Russia and England no
doubt will have-if e has not already
had-much 10 do with q peaceful sOlu-
ti0a Of the difficulties.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

GEN- GRANT expects 20 complete
the whiting Of HE history within q
month. Il viii be published In two
volumes Of about 500 pages each, un-
der the title Of''The Personal Memoirs
OfU. s. Grant," the period covered
beine from the days Of his childhood
down 10 the time Of the grand review
Of the Federal armies at Washington
e the close Of the war. Il is probable
that the demand for this history viii
exoeed that for any other work pub
lished In this century, and Il is fair to
suppose that the exchequer Of the
Grant family via be greatly increased
in wealth theFefrOm.
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1HE nAIAnnNas nE Pans.

The sO-called catacombs Of Paris
were never eatacombs In the ancient
sense Of the word, and were not de-
voted to purposes Of sepulture until
l7S4. In that year the Council Of
State issued q decree for clearing the
Cemetery Of the lnnOcents, and for
removing its contents, as well az those
Of other graveyards, intOthe quarries
which had existed from the earlier
times under the city Of Paris and
completely undermined the southern
part OF the city. Engineers and work
men were sent 20 examine the quar-
ries and 10 prop up their roofs lest the
weight Of the buildings above should
break them i'm. April Z, ,lT88, the work
Of cOusecrating the catacOmbs was
performed with great sOlemnity, and
the work Of removal from the eeme-
teFies was Immediately begun. This
work was all performed BY night; the
the bones were brought in funeral
can, covered with q pail and followed
by priests chanting the service Of the
dead, and when they reached the cat
acOmbs the bones were shot down
the shaft. As the cemeteries were
cleared by order OF the government,
their contents were removed 10 this
place Of general deposit, and these
catacombs further served as conven-
lent recepiacles for those who perished
in the revolution. At first the bones
were heaped up without any kind OF
order except that those from each
cemetery were kept separate, but ln
1910 q regular system Of arranging
them was commenced, and the skulls
and bones were built up along the
vail. From the main entrance TO the
oatacombs, which is near the barriers
d'Eufer, q fight Of ninety steps de-
sends, at whose foot galleries are
seen branching IN various directions.
Some yards distant Is q vestibule Of
OctagOnal form, which opens into .
long gallery lined with bones from
floor 20 roof. The arm leg, and thigh
bones are in front, closely and regu-
lArly piled, and their uniformity is
relieved by three rows OF skulls at
equal distances. Behind these are
thrown the smaller bones. This gal
lery conducts to several rooms resem-
bling chapels, lined with bones var
iOusiy arranged. One IL called the
Tomb Of the Revolution another
Tue AOtuo VI NlCtAurl Tue AatScI
containing the relies Of those who
perished In the early period Of the
revolution and in the Massacre Of
September" IL Is estimated that the
remains Of 3, ,O00, 900 human beings lie
in this receptacle. Admission 10
these catacOmbs has for years been
strictly forbidden on account Of the
unsafe condition Of the roof. They
are said 10 comprise an extent Of
about 3, go co square yards.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

Carr. BOorH, Receiver of the L.
3 Land Oface at LArned. has re-
ssznsd. He no doubt did this to save
Tie msTfiaestiOn Of q removal. We
rather admire the grit Of the Repub-
sican ol8ciais who hold on. 10 Is per
feclly legitimate b "foTage or the
enemy." A Democrat viii not be
ssund Tssigaing upon the restoration
Ofthe Republican party 10 power IN
ISIS. In fact the many thousand Of.
Gee holaers % the Cleveland admin
islEaliOh viii be inclined "to beard
The lion in bis den. the Donglas Ia
his hall" b the very last inmate Of
she day that via witness their re-
@Oral. Wherefore, boys, hang en- :
Hang Do tas olacs like a dog 20 q
uoeL Dsafle8E0.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

SUDOR CRoEIER-District Judge OF
AEaSsaWsrth oounty-hss decided
shat enc Bellies, committed 10 iail for
ooslampt by the county attorney BE-.
eaase he woald not answer as 10
u4slAer . ceFtain liquor Grm had
bssa selling beeF contrary 20 the stat.
u1a. sbeuia Be RECESSED On kaBsus
oaFsR Beller refused on the ground
shal q woald tsad 10 oriminate him
glf; theresoge he was committei %
ban EoFcoatemp4. Judge Croziar held
tha1 the power conferred On the
0an1g allorner b examine witnesses
ts1uIc allne oonplalnss under thePro-
hsasioa Nv. aai aaisg them for Con-
a1 m nneoasfilnlional The
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slranasI

We DO not know % any medicine
that has gained an equal popularity,
In such q short time, for the instant
relief Of Coughs and soreness In The
lungs, as Bs8o's Cherry Cough Syrup.
II is mild and plsasant 10 take and
viii not injure the most delicate In
fant. Sample bottles free at Oscar
seltz's drug store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

gOHN WALRUFF. the Lawrence
brewer. who has been refused q per
mit by the Probate Judge 10 manu-
tacture beer, issues his proclamation
that he proposes TO manufacture and
seu beerin the same way as he did
l'efore the passage Of the prOhibltory
law. The Probate Judge refused
WGlTu6T a permit beCause he supposed,
and probably very justly, that Wal
Tuff would cell his beer in violstion Of
the Provisions q the Law. Walnfi
nov deles the oaicers ana the laws
% the land. It remains 20 be seen
whether or not the State OF Kansas is
a bigger party than John Walruff,
brewer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

We noiics that the late Capt. c. N.
Paine. Of Oshkosh, VIE, wealthy
lumker dealer, provided in his will
Cor q bequest 10 Lawrence University;
% Appleton, Wisconsin, Of $4,000
A cid Lawrence is our alma mater
We feel almost g. happy over the be
Guest as ~ we had been the lucky
heir ourseif.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

THE Senatorial question can be
Sooa ssstled IN Illinois IL Sittig and
AIeNilien viii turn IN and DO their
auty. John A. Logan Is the first
choics 81 Illinois - well ~ the Re-
publiosns Of the Nation. Sittig and
HeNislen have a chance now Co re-
oeive the WARM aud grateful plaudits
q the PsoPle BY voting for John A.
EsQgan, 81 50 into well merited OBJ
sourity BY voting against him. OF
oo1rse tie recent election assures the
ohoioe % = Republican U. s. Sena-
aoE, but 30 eiect any other Republican
than John A. Logan would be a very
UssNtisfactOry victory for the party.
Tse DenOcrats Woaid really call il a
eeiesi q stalwSrt Republlcsnism.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

A HULLETIE Of the National Cattle
and Horss GrOWers'AssOCiation shows
that the percentage Of losses among
hOrses and cattle during the past win
ter In the great stock States and Ter
FitOFies has been less in Kansas than
In any other State or Territory. The
percentage Of losses ranges from 2
per cent. (in Kansas 20 "A per cent.
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Road EOtiCa
srATEo OF KANsAs L.
CouETr % sALIaE.

HIOFfCE B HEREBY GIVEN, that @ tAs -
~ dnT 81 ApFii issti pefiiten 1lgnee u 4noe
Lssis ard ~ Others. "a nlea = - -.
se,-eS-If praTinr fog TIE loe9tlo1 ofa eerlai1
- 11Ierfbed aa fellggn, vizf
Osnnoneing e he horth ed g the r9ad rll.
49, WrTfh krfuoan 8octioE1 - and u - II
-. Wosl e ca ?, n. and thsacs Fnnni1l
- tn1f o. haifBectiel nna q 1eeiigl = - f1l1
- intsIsseta . esanty road ranains ho!ta e -,
80 81 nararia. Al8e = F1e1le o1e BAH IL
effhe roaf runnlng noFfh e. alartef seeil1l illl
ofa.efIsa 81, - y, Rangot He1is foa.lle..i,l
= a a. ths toga line ranling dirsei - ne tosa
V-Ssr-sroa y.ald bossi sfcosufy eoumiUloaerz
nrpolnani he fslloslng namea PaE1 A-el'
NO Minard, {. O CooisY an1 Seaara 4aFaise1
n OSis ts9nsAi7. on FTi19y t9e - eaJ efSene
Al - fa15, sd procan1 - Nlau 80 rl1as a11
1fro - al paTtisl ha1ri1g
- go8RPH 8AnoEnT.
Cusnsg clarE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

Oscar SeltE, the druggist, Who q al
ways looking sfteF the Interest Of bis
customer, has row secured TIE sale
Of Dr.. BOsanko's Cough and Lang
Syrup, q remedy that never iails TO
cure Colds, Pains In the Chest, and
en- afIections that are considsred pri'
mary to Consnmptioa. Price. 5Ooss.
and 81. Sold By Oscar Seitz. 2
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

THE Abilene evening Gazette is Ger
tainly q credit 10 our neighbOring
city. II shows much time and care
spent upon its columns, Is rich IN
lOcal news and altogether the best
evening paper ia Kansas that we have
seen. II the.Gdsotfe people keep up
their gait" they will surely ''gei
there" We congratulate Bro. ROhrer
on his succezs a. q newspaper man.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

A VERY lugubriOus expression
passes over the face Of the Democrat,
when IN demanding that the ras-
Gals should be turned out q good stall
WaEt answer comes back that after q
years Of management Of the treasury,
the Republicans can boast that there
h oaly a deficit Of two cents. And
this Scent deficit IL ali the capital
the Democrats will have to work upon
in convincing people that their party
sbOuld remain in power. Poor, for
lorn Dems.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

MILWAUKEE, May s.-While AleS
Hibhard, aged IS years, was eossina
up q trade dollar and attempting q
catch . lt In his sleeve, the piees OF
money acClcently struck in his mouth
and before be was fully aware Oi
what he wa doing be swallowed C.
All the prominent physicians On the
city have been consaited and are now
deliberating on the questiOn whether
OF not the young mans singular diet
viii prove tatAl. He is suffering c0n-
sideFably from the EasplDgs q the
milled edge Of the dollar, it Is
thought
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

case ln some form, OF some other case
Of q similar natare, viii probably
reach the Supreme COurt before long,
and the opinion Of ollr Supreme
Judges win settle the matter finally.
Meanwhile the csunty attorneys
should 60 on performing what the
present law permits and requlres Of
them-the decision OF q District Judgs
10 the eoutrary.
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NOtIoe Or the meeting OG lhC
RQaFd Of EQUALIZATION.

NJ OTrE u HEnEsT dITEH that he Board ol
~ eouhty eommiuianer1 q Saline county, Kan.
50, VII meet as q board % eQualiEatiol e th1
colnty clark's 0Ecs IN salihl allias esanty, Kan
-. % = . afst honday II ylne. beilg ne 1fu'
al sFro1u tn aEnaasnanta wtl - corrooled nnd ~
hef Fraated e. jnsties End equity nay damand
Ansr the adjo1rnmeut q nd board % ab1te-
neat VII - alloWed.
In Uaneal uhsrsof have hsrsunto sst my
han1 uud aalHed ny oaicial seni thia Dth day q
isEsIi : JosErH sansuzE. cogsi1 osEk.
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THURSDAY, MAY 4. 1855.

THE "i0lIn KAnsas City Times has
at last been rewarded. Chas E. Has
brook, Of that paper, has been ap-
pointed Collector Of the internal Rev
enus for the Fifth District Of Mis-
rouri
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

The AtehlsOn Champion says: II
seems TO be pretty we'll settled that
the Missouri Pacific is behind the
Rocks county railway project and
will construct the road under the
name Of the Kansas Western railway
company and take the $50, 600 bonds
voted q short time ago. The direc-
tors Of the Rocks county railway
company will arrive In the city Mon
day, when the formal transfer Of the
franchise will be made. By the Mis-
souri, Pacific Is meant that company,
not the Central branch nor the Union
Pacific, aud unless Mr.. Gould can
buy the Central branch from the
Union Pacific, he will connect with
his Rocks county road and proposed
lines farther west by building an In
dependent road from Hlawatha.
There Is no doubt that Mr.. Gould Is
alive 70 the necessity Of occupying
the northern tlers Of Kansas counties
and unless he can buy roads he will
build them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

HUTCHINSON, May 1.-THE Chris-
tian church, Of this city, was dedi-
Gated yesterday by Rev. Isaac Errett
Of Cincinnati, assisted by Rev. LOtz
OF EmpOria. Mr. EFrett was a life
lOnf friend Of President Garfield, and
preached his funeral Sermsn. The
church edifice here cost 81 900, and
was all clear save 3. go, which was
raised yesterday by the congregation.
Tonight Rev. ErTett is addressing q
large sudisncs on the life and ser
vice Of James A. Garfield.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

A daring landlord In Berlin has in
tFOduced paper plstes. Bread and
butter, cake and similar articles were
serv on q pretty papleF maehe plate,
having q border in relief aud resem-
bling porcelain. The landlord liked
them because they were 90 cheap
they could be thrown away
after once using; walters like
them for their lightness, and beeaus e
they are neither to be washed or
broken, and guests were delighted TO
take them away as souvenirs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

Have youF Carriages and Wagons
repaired and painted at the City Car
riage and Wagon Works. Good work
and low prices.
PEARSON & WEAVER,
Sallna. Knnsaa-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

The steamer Helvetia Of the White
Cross Line ,en route from Antwerp TO
Montreal, was sunk in deep water by
heavy ice in the Gulf Of st. Law
renee. She had a cargo Of freight
valued at 100000. No lives were
loai
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New aOOds.nsw slyIe. At solssrr,..

We have just received dir eet from
the mauufaetOry . full and complete
Iins Of Parasols, which We sell at very
popular prices.
LIroRICH & WoLaTEFFEa-
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The National bank act provides fOt
. limit Of capital in the establish
ment Of National banks prOPOFtioned
to the importance Of their locality.
To start q bank In 3 town Of SOU
population or less requires = capital Of
not less than S50,0OO. In a town OF
between 5000 and so, 600 people the
capital Of the bank must be $lOO, 600,
while not less than $4,000 IL re-
quired In q town gilmore than 6O,OU
inhabitants. Each hank must de-
pOsit with the United States Treasury
bonds 10 the extent Of at least one
third OF its entire capital ss security
for It's creditors. The government
then issues TO the bank 20 per cent. Oi
the deposits In blank notes, which
when properly filled and signed, be
come the circulation Of the bank.
Each bank must report Its condition
quarterly 10 the Comptroller Of the
Currency, aud must at all times have
on hand in lawful money Of the
United States an amount equal TO At
least 25 per cent Of its circulation and
deposits. The notes issued by the
National banks are thus secured, but
depOsitOrs run the same risk OF loss
through dishonesty or mismanage-
ment Of funds as with other banks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

Clothing. the largest stock, and
lower prices than any Of our neigh
bOrs. Don't take our word for It, but
call and be convinced.
LIToWICH 8 WOIsIEFFER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-14

Amer two year, experience in carp
culture, l am prepared 90 say that
they are the most profitable fOOd-flsh
we have. Their growth Is simply
immense. put some fish, two in
ches IOng,in my pond, 10 May, and
by next fall they measured thireen
and one half inches, and 9 year later
they were nineteen inches long, and
would weigh about five pounds.
They only grew for about four and a
half months In q year, as they nei-
theF grow nor eat during the winter.
fed bread, made Of corn meal and
shorts. until; green corn was hard
enough to cut Of, after which they
got corn, first the green corn, and
after shellgd corn until cold weather
set In. tried two on the table and
pronounce them excellent - good
enough for any one. They are sweet
and delicious, and have but few
bones. / would advise any one hay
ing a spring branch running through
his farm to construct q pond at
Once.-Cor. FdrHi and FSrcside.