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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-04
PublioatiOn Notice No.5292

Land Ones % saiina KsHsss. April q. iss
N0TiOE d hereby given that thai he fnIios-
- ing naHe1 aeitieT has SID notice % biz In
claim, and that said proof yin b. made before
Eegister and Receiver - salina Kansas, 90 Iune
= ~ isssi Wa Ihemag IoEer, n 1898 for the
= section - r lGR5W.
ne h1inea IRE following uiinesaes 10 prove his
continuous rrsidence upou, aui cuifiFai5n q nsid
lands va Jacob frEnk. holcrt hahrock Charles
anrds and john koIeusberrer, an Of hrookElli-
Asns1s- J.H. HOpgE Rarisirr
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Publication Notice NO.52H.

Land Ofioe a SaiinA. Kansas, April 1e, tsoa.
NOTICE. - HEREBT GIVES that the following.
named settler has dled notlcs - bis intention 70
make hnal proof In support uf his claiu. and that
aid proof Win Be made before Register and Re-
celTer, e. salina. kanaas. en- Nay =, 1855. VIZ I;
sylvester Burns n. +. ls3o2 Tor The Wits a.,
See 9. Tp. a. R.IW.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his,
ccntinuous re1ideuce upon, and cultfVation Of
said land, Wa NafheE Tobln, n Herringt5n
Thos. hartin and Daniel Mason, an o. solomon .
Kansaa J. n. HoDsE, Register.
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Publication Notice No. 528l

Land Odoe a. sllina, Kan. April l., ISIS.
NuriCE - HEnEHT GIvEN that the folloWfng-
uanei asitler has Sled notice Of his intention 10
make dnai prosf In support Of his claim and that
aaid proef eill - made before Register aud Re-
eeiver at this O6ce, on June 4, fSs5. viz: &. "
Pieree, n =, eesi1 for toe y. W. See 8, Tp. Is
3 RsW
He names The following witnesses 10 prove his
coutiuanus reaideoce upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz; J. Deiipiane, J. w. Brace, and
Churchill, 7. o. J. n. HopsE, Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-04

Oscar Seiiz, the Druggist, who is
always looking AFTER the interest Of
customers has now secansd the sale Of
Dr. BosanKo's Cough and L.ung Byr-
up, remedy that never falls to cure
Colds, Pains in the Chest and all
Lung Affections. For pFootrt try q
free, sample bottle. Regular size 50
cents and 81.
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GOEA9T

Through tickets to all points, East,
North and South, on sale at the U.
P. Ry. Depot, SalIna, Kansas. Bag
gage checked through. Maps and
time tables furnished on application.
a mos-
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IUsT war sOs Anril. Via. c,,.
Notice to Contractors.

VIZ Trustee % smoky Hill Township win r.
- esiye s-aled BIDS up % sttuday. Nay IS, lssa.
for rrtsiing the fslioEing described road:
Commencing just wraf 81 3 eulrert nrar tha g
corner gfs W = 81 = 7 ifR3urst. Thence sasi
% pridgr over Dry Greek. near b 4 eorner ofaaii
section =
The riEht 70 reject any and al lids reserved
SPECIFICATIONS ior MD HOTk yin b. fouBd a ane-
o. : 7 Girls, salina- J. p. ANDERSON
ll-4W Trrrsfaa
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SiraHnd.

A white SOW is penned up at John
SchWartz's, on VIM. ShaW's farm,
HObbs creek. The owner can get It
by paying for advertising and feed.
JOHN Schwartz.
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james S, pavanf,

DWTD for Eofking people. SD ioeenfs posi-
III aEa. nnd - uin mail ybu NJ. . royal,
Talu1hie a1mple box q gods that Wlli
rut yea 81 tie way q ulskihE sore Money 10 e
~ days that y0u ever ihouEht possihle a any
hu.ineas- Capital not required ron eau live
81 hulla and wurt In srare line only. o. IN he
tine. All 81 both aaNeat q I'll ages grandlF
al1cce1fEL - Els @ - eaally earned sVfry even
Ing. HAT 81 uho Eaut Wurk may ted the
huilnesa. gs nfake thia unparallrd err. To an
VIA ars - urIl s1iisEei Ee via sena 81 = paT
for tie troahle q griting - ~ Full partirullrl
diFeeii0ns. etc, sent Ire. fuBense paF ah1s-
lutsly .lrs fee AZ uho atari g g1cs. Dont De-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-04

ThirtyIWo years ago Woman :
Rights Convention" was held in
Bruadway Tabernacle. New York,
which was addressed 10y William
Lloyd Harrison, Chas. &. Burleigh.
William II. Charming, Antoinette
Brown, Lucy Stone, Mr.. {. !. IL.
Nichols, Mrs. Mott and Sojourner
Truth. Col. +. W. Higginson wrote
% this Convention that "f0D,csffc
duties alone" prevented him from be-
ing ia attendance.
We are struck with the fact that a
man may plead exemption from pub
iic work GA account Of domestic du-
ties" without provoking a sneer.
The following extracts from Col.
Higginsou's letter were read before
the Convention
10 there he a WOman's sphere as a
mans sphere, why has not woman an
equal voice iu fixing the limits?
az u he unwomanly for q girl TO
have q whole education, why Is ID not
uuWousanly for her 10 have even a
half one
10 women have sufficient political
Influence through their husbands and
bTuthers. how j. % that the worst
laws are cOntessefly those relating TO
female property
10 politics are necessarily corrupt-
ing, ought not good men a. well as
ROOD women, Co be eXhOrted 90 quit
voting.
10 however, mans theory lie cur
rect that none should be- appointed
luroTs.l,ut those Whose occupations fit
them Co understand the matters i'm
dispuie-Where b. the puOprieiv Of
empaneiing jury of men Ia decide
On the right of a divorced mother 10
her child
iftt tx proper for a woman Ia open
her lils in jubilee To sing nonsense,
how can Il he improper for her 20
open them 10 speak senseG
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AoAe aAAs Prs--s gfssa sssg. send rs
esVS =: S'1 Ss &c SirS sss y y ls ana.
rllla, MAJ vi san yoI o. Eotk thEi gili % once
hrinE yru O. uoneT aasffr than anytkinE IN
eeeh b1x Agenis wanted ever Where 81 eifhef
ST 81 - - Cor ~ TIE tins or1re tine only
% Eork for ~ 81 thelr oEn humel. Fortunes for
all uurkeFz ahsnlutalg aEurcd. Donn delay
n HAlzEFT q cos ,Rortlasa, Bsiss.
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For al ei.eases cnnsei W the ever uss oftatacco
or liquor. This remedy = particularly elicarious
in avertiag palsy and delirium fFemfna. Prize,
ti.p per box siK boxes g5o0.
We GaaTantre a Cure. OF agree % rrfund double
the none paid. Certificate 90 each boE. This
guarantee applies 70 each % our Eve apecifes sent
hy mall 20 any adiress secure from observation %
reeeipt Of price b careful 30 mention The numhef
% Specific Uanfel- Our specifcs Ar only FrCutn-
meHiri Tor sperife diseases. Bewarn % rraedirs
uarranted 70 eurr al these diseasfs gth medi-
cine To avoid cuuuterfrlts and always secure the
Salina, Kansas,
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Mr. Clsriss Nichols.

In writing to the New Northwest in
regard 10 a notice in that paper Of her
work ia obtaining laws favorable 10
the women Of Kansas, Mrs. Nichols
says:
"FOr myself and my sex. TO which
history has never been just, / would
lac o. BE- remembered ln connection
with the fact that In July. 1880, Kan
sas, in IL state constitution, led all
the states aud Territories in providing
equal educational rights for her sons
aud daughters in colleges and instiiu-
tions Of learning controlled or fustered
by the State. Also for the mother
equal right with the father Ia the cnn-
trOl aud custody Of their mutual Off
spring also equal rights for men aud
women in the organization aud con
duut 81 is roniulon schools. These
rights, denied io women la every see
tion of the Union excepting the
school vote O. Kentucky widows,
we've what 1 plead for and won
aeainsl q solid Democratic vote and
W'ardV Opuusiiinn, srronded by con-
servsiiVe republicans, enough Of
Wlium Were finally WOn o. my aid or
E4AAAaEAA AAAAN hNnaAAA y AAAA AAlF AAu or
three earnest men who had been
right from the beginning The value
Of my accomplishment was largely III
the prominence secured "a ID by its
being embodied ia the constitutional
provisions. The great influx Of inn
migrants, on the admission Of Kansas
Co the Union, from states and cOun-
tres bitterly opposed aud all unused
90 such freedom fOr women, immi-
grants les patriotic aud more con-
sentative, in search Of wealth and Of
fee. and who had not proved, like
Kansas pioneers, the value OF de-
v0led Intelligent women 10 a life and
death struggle for human rights. For
seeing ~ { did this floOd'0f adverse
elements that would sOOn Outnumber
and oui-vote our friends, I felt that
without these constitutional promises
any attempt ! could make % procure
she lSOun ! was asking for women
backed ~ ! was only by a small SUI
fgage association and two or three
hundred petitions would be de-
feaied, u not la Sthe first in succeed |
ing legislatures. 10y pressure from
without aud prejudice or greed Of Of |
fice within. Iu 1850 or 81. New
lOrk adopted the Kansas mothers |
property rights act, hut the very
next legislature. while the women
and her public endorsement.
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Publication Notice NO. 1922.
Laua Oaes ., sslina. Eaaas. Aprl Il, lss.

- N7l1I0 = 1-III-a - HTI- I1I -.
EoTlcE 4 HEnEnY GIvHE thai the foIIoEiug-
named Esttler has Sled notiee q his inteution 70
make dnal pref in sappaFt % his e.liEn and thaf
sd proof viz b Ha1s belsre Register and Re-:
Z. Hspes u. n ises3 3 E3ta6 or ihs NV, sec
- Twp &c. 3 West
Hs Ianss Ths folIoeIas Witnsssssts pfoVs ~
ee1iianeus rtAidenee uPen, and euliiIafiol q
y. feIuihion and Nllau1 Diatterrack, al o. AZ
Aarias kan-aA N H0DaE. Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-04

The first daily newspaper in the
world WAS established aud edited by
a woman, Mrs. Elizabeth Mallet. I'm
London, March Ice. Il was called
the Dailv Current.
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Final Notice To Tax
payers.

0fiee Of County Treasurer saline Co. kansas ;
salina, Marrh -. los.
~ mtith o. uEHEEr aIrEN that the follow inr
~ desruhed ioun Dot aoid in uctoiier is-ss ~
Inc tax - ISL, viii ~ conveyed 10 the piir-
N nsfr unless The same g. redeemed on or heinr
the zsrd DAY Of uciolrer. A. D.. lss5.
J. r. uauiLruN, Treasurer,
saline County kansas.
CITY 90 skLfEA-
Name unknown. lot 3. Elm a., Bishops
Addition s3 -
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ABILITY HAS NO SEX.


Coumer ieaiions and Nerspaper CpFings solicit
"a isr this coinmn. address
NEs. LtuEA n. JoHSs.
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said "There is neither male nor fe-
male, for We are ell one in Christ. /"
They do not quote the great apostle
when he said % the church: 'Ye
may all speak In turn, one by one,
that all may be edited" They do
not remind US that the church ws
made mp Of men and women, and that
other texts, now wrongly rendered,
fOrbidding women TO speak, make
st. Paul inconsistent with himself,
which Is not 30 be admitted. They
do not quote his repeated direction
that the husband should love mis-
wife as his own body" ''as Christ
loved the church and gave Himself
for il, - and that leach husband in
particular should 90 love his wife a.
himself"
How IL would alter the tone OF
those who preach the subsection Of
women II the above texts were put
forward as they should be Every
husband who loved his wife as his
own body" when he took his own
body 10 vote. would take his wife with
him 10 vote also. There would be
small desire 20 rule over the wife on
the part Of husbands who would give
themselves 20 die for her a. Christ
did for the church, and that Is what
St Paul said they should do
But equal human rights existed In
principle long before any books were
written. and they cannot be made or
unmade By any texts. They exists In
the nature Of things. They may be
trampled down, a. In the case Of the
slaves, or ignored, a. in the case 81
women. But they will be established.
-Lmcu lSI0le IN WOmana' JORrnel.
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HfE more moaey than a. anything else b. taxing
u " an aEsncy fnEIIhs best selling book cat Re-
ginnera s1eceed candy. Nole iziL Terms free
HALLEEf Book Co, Portland Maine
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Oh 4 c. WEsr's EzEvE ASD Bnug fzElI.
sE-rr. . guaranteed speci4c for Hysi1Tla, D.r-l.
Headache. herFous Frostrlti1l csrl1nd - tha 20
Of alcohol OF tob1cco, Makefulncea, Mental D.
preston. Soldering q he Bruin fesui-irg IN n.
santty urd lc1dInE 20 ulieerT, decay ard celth
Ercruatur8 Old Age. BarruEncss, Los q pUlEef
h either sex, Involuntary Lossog and hferlnlt-
urzlcl1 czlset byOIer-ezertigTI d The nrlin, SELF
one mCuth'a treafmeut eidDa box or az bozrl
tnrt so. scrt b. E1ad prepaido1 raceipt d pticd
W. GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
Iocuro any easa. With elch osieE FecaiFed hyns
1ur SIX buEas, Accompanied With sail Ne VII
fund tho moaey II thu trl1lma1t de- utcdccl
acure Gu1nuteo1 irenad unlyhI
JOHN o. WEST q CO,
sea ". MADISON ST., CHICAGO. Ma,
Sole Props Vests LiveF PIN.
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Cures Guaranteed.
nR nv PECIFI No.

A Certain Cure for Nervous Debility. seminal
weakness Iuvoiuniary hnissians Si,srinaiorrhaa
aud all dseaars OF the EeniiU urinary DREAMS csus
hy -eif-ahuse or over indulfrncf
Pfirs, 81. o. per box siN boxes t5.H0-
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MIMI Seni ak cents Cor posi-
UIIII Age. and receive free oult-
III EnIIH u box 81 FluiS uhirh yin
III HNHEN. help ycu % more mG1ey
nFht sway thzn auythlnf
els IN the gozid AN, Il ether ~ Iucceei irIIi
arst boar. HE hruad road % forians opens -
fore the uerkers, ahsoiufely mre AZ olc8 -
arcsas TnuH Co. Anglstl, Malns.
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At the Temperance meeting nj Ire.
ont Temple, on Monday night, Mrs
LiverInOFe struck the Keynote when
she said. "YOu will never, never
carry the temperance cause TIL we
have wAmAn suffrage. Aud the TEN
perance people are learning that les
enm
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DIR. ARMS sPErIFI Ne. >


For Episptic Fits. Mental Anxiety, Los Of
Memory. Soflening % the Rain. sud an Diseases
% the brain. Prize tl.oa pr box, siz boEe- iio1
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m. WARNS sPEcIFIc Ns. 4

FOR Impotence. sieriliiy In either scr. Los, Of
Power premature Old age. aud al those diseases
rrquiriug thorough iuviguTating % the seHual
orEans. Prise. s3-oo pei hoK. six boxes slouo.
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DHEUU send six csuts for postage, and ~
HNI. ceire free, q costly box u god
ghlch VII help you % MON money
right sway than anything else In Ibis uorid- An
o. either sex succeed FROM frsi hour. The broad
Rad 20 fortune opens before The gorkers ahso-
lutely nura. As once aiiress
TEUE& Co ANGUISH. naine.
a inns ussk e home, $50 oltft fres- Pag
w Eahsoiutely sura- Ne rfsk. Capital Boi
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Wurk, With al1oluis certainty, grifs for partiea-
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DR. WARNS aPErIFTC No. 5

For Headache. Nervous Neuralgia. ani all acute
diseases Of the nervous system Prize. 5oc pr bon
six hoxes f0l - 20.
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NEW MILLINERYS STORE.

sHILOH's CURE WILL Imn.dI-
Atsly relieve Group, WhooPing cough
and Bronchitis.
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A FEW HINTS
FOR mn WE o.

aoss IL hsis-
sis ezfly, 2 70 Z PHlsS
fhoTOusAly, = 70 9 Rlls
RpoEtaes vilI dseids fAs
VTVPsT doss - sash cas- )
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-27

Comment OF ths EngiIsh Press ON the Irish
Leaders Dublin speech.
Mr.. Parnell's Dublin speech has thoroughly
aroused the Conservative press OF England.
The Times says that no prudent politicians
can underrate the importance of the action
taken by the Irish Nationalists at their con-
ference "Mr. Parnell's programme" con-
tlnues the Times, "may, however, meet
with fate similar to that which befell O'Con-
nell's at time when the Irish were a. con-
fidcnt a. they are now. Mr.. Psrnell demands
the repeal OF the Union. So the Irish ques-
tion Is no longer question Of local selfgov-
ernment This might be acceded TO by Eng
land, which will never listen to plan for the
separation OF Ireland"
Tho 'Standdrd says: Mr.. Paruell has de-
clared war. 1t will be shame and q disaster
II English statesmen OF both parties fail to
battle him. We do not pretend to ignore the
danger to which the imperial unityis exposed.
Mr. Parnell now holds strong hand. The late
Liberal majority In Parliament could afford tc
ignore him, but It will be different I'm Parlia
ment evenlybalanced between the two parties
Mr.. ParnsIl has, however, rivals by thu
score. He knows very well how precarioui
his tenure of authority is. IT both TIN
outset that Mr. ParnelPs demand for hom'
rule will be met by firm opposition his in
| 1uence will be doomed"
The News takes advantage OF tho excite
| ment over Mr. Parnell's bold declaration TO
| Irish independ once to exhibit the advantag
| which large liberal majority would be =
| tho country. The Liberals, argues the NeGs
| are more likely to oppose the Parnellite de
nands than the Conservatives.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-27
Perpetual sieepiessness

vas the exquisite torture practiced by Euro
pcan isg.h Asiatic victims whom they desired to
punish with utmost cruelty. Nature, although
no tyrant. Is just as ineAUraNle In her laws and
therefore visits myriads Of good citizens With
the same torture for the transgressions Of her
code. Either over-taxer 4nrecuperated mem
tai ana nerve forces T. sat!ably demand their
dues and proper coinpeL alton or the full PEN
atty must come. Outside assistance therefore
becomes an absolute necessity. Nothing can
satisfy the full conditions but DurrYs PuRE
MALT wHIsKEY, and IL should consequently be
used promptly 1t is stimulant without injuri
Gus reaction, nourishment without a trace of
ipfaming poison to create unnatural cravings
and destroy assimilation of food and a healthy
tonic to restore normal strength and hardy mus
cles without superfuous fat TO detract from
comfort. All reliable druggists and grocers
have f.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-27

THOSE who lay the fatterIng JUNCTION to
their souls that summer is getting ready to
bid adieu tothat section OF the country lying
along the Atlantic seaboard, will doubtless
grieye TO learn that such cool experiences as
those through which we are now passing, are
by no means notable. The New York Her
aid recalls that In 1874 frosts occurred in
New York and Massachusetts for six cousec-
utive dsys in August (from the ESD to the
zsth,) but the following September temper
ature was A. high as usual or higher in Al
most all sections of the country. In August.
1876, there were destructive frosts in Mime
sofa on the 2lst and in New York state light
frosts on the 23d and oath, but the sequel was
not an exceptionally cold September In the
northwest In 1877 frost was reported as far
south As Cape May on August I3, and in
Iowa week later but the temperature of
the ensuing September was higher than
usual over the whole country except on the
Rocky Mountain slopes. In 1878, SO mem.
orable for its fine crops, frost occurred In
Dakota on August 10th, in Massachusetts, q
week later and in Iowa, Connecticut and
New York on the Gath, while September Of
that year was abnormally warm over almost
all parts OF the United States.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-27

xa 6n1nns tyeIsiS ~ 49, - xis.s /. -
4 Dr. -.
Ysom ~ chloaoo xxloenA
SouuAa NsA, ~ dnoee q falo Dtorsoes
who IiveA not NE tnh bottn a osUan box.
Hee tlny Foeideuce y sltunted IN IN aristo-
craEto qoas1sr known = Walnut IIill. Tho
dwolling consists ofa common organ boz,
sx5 gFo1nd dlmenslonA On the eastern side
10 dry goods boz L about 0ne-thlrd the sizc
Of The main structure. There are no shin
glee, or uling, or unexcelled and unequsled
patent roofing, bat instead . Sew breadths Of
M carpet l!anked by . piece Of diispidatsd
toward the fenoe and they are vide and un-
| taken out entirely TO givea 'shcarty.welcome-
everyone touch TO the building. A strip
| Of calico answers for door, like drop cur.
tain OF o Pinch and Judy Congregation"
Windows, common or bowed, there are
The woman who occupies this strange
| abode b hpinster named Lizzie McEvaney
| who saye Mo once lived In Iowa with heI
sisters but fled from their abuse to Omahi
i've years ago She has been employed - I
domestic By number Of Omaha families
who Ill speak we'll Of her. Not long ego, al
though psriscsly vel! and buxom 70 the eyye
she IL dlseased with m infectious malady
She went out Of ssfvico md asked admissiol
To several public institutions OF charity. Be
ing refused admts9i0n, she set up house
keeping In her novel hut squatting on th
ground she occupies She II about IS year
old, ladylike in manner, but undoubtedl
| insane.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-27
THE coming railroad extremity will be the
peoples opportunity.

IT has been recently noted that the Cur
rent, a very bright little periodical that
claimed Chicago for its home, had been
forced to suspend publication due to financial
embarrassment. Its editor and founder,
Edgar L. Wakeman, has been well nigh
driven to distraction by his misfortune. He
had prior to his venture In the Current been
one of the most trusted Northern cores
pondcnts Of the Louisville Courtcr-Jomrnal,
and is described by his friends as a man of
irreproachable habits. He has lost in his
literary undertaking $4,000 OF his own
money and 5000 raised by stock COM
pany. This is much to be deplored, for the
Current was chippy, bright periodical that
well filled the field between tho daily news
paper and the more or less heavy magazine.
1t contained much excellent literary matter
and was fast growing into public apprecia-
ton when overtaken by financial disaster.
1t is to be hoped that 1t will soon rise from
its ashes brighter and better than before.