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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-30

Hon. #. +. Garvsr's lecture on
Character Study" was 3 decided sue
cess. Notwithstanding the extreme
heat, there was q full house and APP
preciatlve audience. The necessity Of
Il close study Of the various phases Of
human nature. especially boy nature,
was dwelt upon, the advantages and
disadvantages accFuing from the
attention to or neglect Of this lmpOr-
tant part Of teachers training were
fOrcibIy portrayed. Ii was a lecture
that could not fail to fulfill it, object,
viz: to emphasize the Importance OF
the study Of physiology.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-30

HEREBY ANNOUNCE that ] am . candidate for
the oilre of REaisTEa % DEEDa, subject 70
The decision Of the saline County Republican
Conversion I'D W. MANCHESTER
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-30

4 HEEEIT announce that am . eandidaie fer
, ihr once u Rerister o. Deeds subject 20 the
decision % the Republican County Sonventiou.
ALICE WHITWORTH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-30

The German NJ. L. Church was ded.
icated last Sunday, in accordance
with the previous announcement.
Despite the intense heat there was a
large attendance al the morning ser
vices. Some 5000 was raised during
the day-mOre than enough to liqui-
date the church Indebtedness. The
German MethOdists have an elegant
little chapel aud are To be cOngratula-
ted that their church affairs are in
such q prosperous condition. The
pastor, Mr.. Dryer, has worked hard,
and is rejoiced that his labOrs are at
last crowned with success.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-30

I SHALL be q Candidate for the once Of Register
o. Deeis. subject % the will Of the Rspubm-
can County Convention
C. = MARTIN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-30

The members Of the State Board Of
Charities-with power to locate the
SOldisrs' Orphans HUme-are en-
route, visiting the several cities which
have made application for the lOea-
ton. SAlina Is one of the candidates,
and the Board will soon be with US to
look over and consider the availability
Of Salina for the location and to discuss
our proposition. SalinA will have tO
bid well to be successful. The old
soldiers are taxing the initiAtOry step
to secure the home. AT a meeting Of
the Salina Post, G. A. r., last Satur-
day, a committee consisting Of Mpssrs.
J. q. MOhler, &. =. Martin, and q.
A. w. Bone was appointed to solicit
subscriptions in behalf of Salinas
proposition. All citizens, it Is to be
hoped, will cooperate heartily with
the soldiers in this good work. The
Home will be an institution which
will be helpful In many ways 10 the
city which secures il, and Salina
should not fall behind the rest Of the
applicants which are making strenu-
GUS efforts TO obtain IL. Let us then
be up and doing, In this matter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-30
DE- Dale Patenl-Monogram.

Said one lady TO another: Ibid
you ever >"
Ever WHAT"
Ever try n sack Of Monaghan
Flour: Ifynu didn't, try Il and go,
will use no other"
IL you want to bake light cake OF
biscuit that will melt in your nlouiL
and are ~ white as SNOW. Use Oak
Dale Patent Flour.
Every house wife la saline county
should try one sack Of Oak Dale Pat.
cut and one sack of Monogram Flour
just to see what II Is like.
Oak Dale Patent and Monogram
Flour made FROM the choicest soft
Red wheat, aud by the latest and
most improved fiH Roller process.
Try Il and be convinced. For sale at
all the stores.
Highest price paid for good milling
wheat, or liberal exchange In Flour at
Cambria Roller Mills. Give us q
trial, farmers. GELS 4 GIBBS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-30

T HEREBY announce ihui am . candidate 70
L the ofre Of sheriff nnl.ifri o. the decision o
BE- Republican County Convention.
W. W. BARTLETT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-30

The editor of the Abilene GG,ette
very properly eOmmends Salinas
pluck and enterprise TO the HlOw-gt-
ing elements OF Abilene. Just hear
him:
The city Of Szliua is b short distance
west Of Us, aud, To illustrate the pro-
gTess Of that city, We will mention
that within the past two years they
have voted So O bonds To erect q
college, and donated So, 800 la casll
fur the erection of AnOtheT. Were
SAiina inflicted with such newspapeI
men As BTOs. Hart and S5IrOtheT, she
probably would have had = ten by
twelve school house. made out Of cut
tOuwOOd logs before they would have
made the amount required.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-30

The Salins Post, g. A. r. at its
meeting last Saturday, made arrange
ments 60 hold memorial services ut
the Park on Aug. sth, In honor Of
the deceased cOmrads and command
or, General Grant. The proper COM
iuitties were appointed to arrange for
the services. which will be conducted
in accordance with the ritual. Rev.
A. n. See has been INVITED 10 deliver
the address. The Post invites the
public generally TO participate in the
exercises, and it would he q good
plan for all the business houses To
close while the services are Iending.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-08-01
AFTER WARD.

xhe path was long, but when che reached the
end,
The object of her quest. grave. was there,
The grave of one who - b. z dearest friend,
Whose loving thought had Ii. htened every care
he two together long bsd 1urneced here,
And borne e.ch other burdens dsv by day,
haired every joy, and many o nope and fear;
Nor dreamed they Of the irtias of their way.
They came almost unconscious to that hour.
They thought their prayer Q loving God must
hesr;
hat, in the fullness of His grace ana power,
He would spare each TO each v m any year.
And Co. when the dark shsd w fell at last,
And one went ON God holding BY the hald,
And one turned back to live but in the past,
Gfieving because she could not underetand.
There hung pail upon her earth and sky,
Che was 20 oes0lste and heaven % fair.
But, afterwsrd the comforter drew nigh,
And her worn soul beyond prison bar
Az, as in vision, the dear friend she wept
Rested and comforted Def re the throne,
No WEAKNESS sgain, no vigils KEEP:
There pan and death and sorrow are I'M
known.
Was she res gned to bear this bitter loss,
Since he was spared earth's sorrow and Its
pain?
Yes. for love s sske she took her heavy cross,
Thinking each day how p eci0us was his gain.
She could not know why To. y must part SO soon
She must not doubt or question Gods dear
And 50 she asked of him that one great boon
The sweet submission that could trust him still.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-08-01
A Hint to the Boys.

New London Day.
stood in the store the. other day
when a boy came in and applied for q
situation.
"Can you write a good hand?" was
asked.
"Yaas."
Good at figures?"
"Yaas."
"That will dol don't want YOU" said
the merchant.
"But," said, when the boy had gone,
II know that lad to be an honest. in.
dustrious boy. Why don't you give him
q chance?"
Because he hasn't learned to say Yes.
sir, and No, SIR If he answers me as
he did when applying for situation,
how will he answer customers after be-
ing here q month";"
What could l say to that? He had
fallen into habit young as he was,
which turned him away from the first
situation he had ever applied for.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-08-01
THE CUSTOM OF TIE PUBLIC
Respectfully Solicited.
S237,O13,7O6.75.
Is the Total Valuation of the ProDertv of
This State.

Is the Total Valuation of the Property O
| This State.
] The state board of equalization, con
sisting of the auditor, secretary ant
treasurer of state, convened yesterda,
in the Office of the auditor. Their worl
is not yet completed, but the followin,
facts and figure were obtained:
The total assessment of the state fol
1884 is $28, Ol3, 1875.
Total assessment for 1885, less Pratt
and Stafford counties, not reported al
yet, is $247, 81 ,645 40.
Total increase over last year, $11 ,222..
$1,000.
Graham county shows the the highest
rate per cent. of increase of any county
in the state, being 100.
The next highest increase reported ID
Decatur county, 70 per cent.
The greatest decrease shown by any
county is shown by Atchison, which was
3 per cent, or $240. 1922.
The next greatest decrease is shown
ny Linn county, which is per cent, or
$l39 1858.
In all, seventeen counties, as follows,
show a decrease in their valuation:
Atchison, Linn, Butler, Chase, Chautau-
qua, Cherokee, Cloud, Hodgeman, Jack
son, Marshall, Mcpherson, Miami, Neo-
sho, Ness, Riley, Wilson and Wyandotte.
The highest increase is shown in Sedg.
wick county, which is $780, 1855, or
II per cent.
The following counties show an in
crease: Allen, Anderson, Barber, Bar
ton, Bourbon, Brown, Clay, Cofey,
Cowley, Crawford, Davis, Decatur, Dick
inson, Doniphan, Douglas, Edwards,
Elk, Ellis, Ellsworth, Finney Ford,
Franklin, Graham, Greenwood, Harper,
Harvey, Jefferson, Jewell, johnson,
Kingman, Labette, Leavenworth, Lin
coin, Lyon, Marion, Mitchell, Montgom-
cry, Morris, Nemaha, Norton, Usage, Os-
borne, Ottawa, Pawnee, Phillips, Potta.
watomie, Rawline, Reno, Republic, Rice,
Rocks, Rush, Russell, Saline, Sedgwick,
Shawnee, Smith, Sumner,
Trego, Wabaunsee, Washington.
Some interest is felt in Ludwick, lit
tie town in Pratt, near the Kingman
county line, over the mysterious disap-
pearance of q young man named Bayles,
who has skipped the country with 500
Of his employers money. The case is
simply one of misplaced confidence.
Bayles, who came to the neighborhood
some time last March, by his good be-
haviour soon gained the confidence of
everybody. He taught school q few
when q gentleman by the pane
Of Ludwick gave him position as book
keeper in his store at the above named
place. Ludwick took quite q fancy to
the young man and had implicit conf |
dence in his integrity. Nothing ever
went wrong until Saturday night last |
when Bsyles left for parts unknown tax
ing with him 500 of Ludwickis money. |
Nothing has been heard of him since.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-08-01

Maine papers say that Bath board
ing mistress surprised one other boardere,
who was learning to play on the banjo
by reducing the price of his board, on the
ground that his singing and playing had
frighted away all the rats. The conpli-
ment has discouraged tte young man 20
that he has given up practice.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-08-01

Several parties in Winfield the other
day, killed two head of stock belonging
to an unoffensive citizen for no reason 1t
all. other than meanness. Now the citi-
Gems of the town offer . reward Of $500
for the arrest Of the guilty parties.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-08-01

SlOer Cnem In any Otlor llGnC. A sharp.
ly logical old person that never feels a
draught where there is no draught, and
never gets overheated over cold regis.
ter would be unnatural and monstrous.
"You are making sport of u.s." Not in
the least. All such cases come under the
head of faith. For the time being the
fire is really there if the person believes
it to be there. / have Planchette, and
among my friends are several who can
be made to believe they are exercising
no will in moving the affair, while in re-
atty they are doing all the writing that
is done. ALI that is necessary is to assist
their imaginations by your remarks
These persons are never accustomed to
sharp, distinct, incisive consciousness.
They never know accurately and surely
but therefore they believe
readily. They are good subjects for
whims. You can undo their faith as
readily as you can do it. But that inva.
riably Anglers people. Faith gives rest,
even faith in the most arrant humbug
and nonsense. If you destroy faith you
destroy peace. Whether morally you
ought to disturb rest, peace and eatisfac.
ton is for you to decide. Now the faith
healers invariably begin with lie. That's
the strength of their cure. The patients
recovery wholly hangs on being brought
to believe the lie. He is, first of al, to
believe he is not sick. eff it be q case OF
the healer tells the person there
is no cancer; that it is only an inflamma
ton. Then the mind is swerveJ quickly
off to God" Two whims, you see, my
friend, are like two negatives; they make
something quite the opposite. There is
within first, "You are not sick" within
second, God will heal you" Put together
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09
sine

Ser genau 3uf1auenbe erfennt an
getDihen tlsinsn 0ortommniKen, mie
febr fid Der Sori5ont unieres Diesidbrls
gen acknowledgements gu fdrben be.
igiHnt. Mngereat our1 friibere grfoIae
baben unfere Gaufeute ben Oingen,
bic oa fommen ioaen, p~orgegrifen unb
tire 2uger bon Weibnahts maaren melt
fr1ber dig ibid perppuftdnbiat. Tim
init Der Sugenb gu beginner, fir ruelte
ia bod oas Wtibua6tsfeff bic b6dfe
8ebeutung bat, fbnnen mir nur BEN
gltern ins @ebd6tnlB rufen, bas Nibs
lide NIT Dem S66nen gu perbinoeu
unb lire Geihente berart su mQblen.
bab nidt nur bic geifige pfIege, fons
bern aud bas dfbetlfhe @efubl gef6r=
bert miro. unb als Mittel gum !3mede
9ieSt es mobl ttihts BeKeres ais Biz
der. Die ~unsdbligen Werbienfe bss
9errn Nic. Sengg, Der in ,bieier
&aufmannsbran9e bas M6glldite Ieis
ttet brouten mir faum gu e~rndbnen.
Sein 0auptaugenmerf if oarauf qerids
tst, ltets nur quite Maare berpdbrtefter
Qualitdt gu fibren, ionic bic Gunb=
i9aft burd reele gebiepung suflisben
gu ielen. Deutf6e unb ensllide iaus
ttrirte Bidder, pra9tperfe, Suaeno.
lfrttten, ShuIbiber &C., 5dreibma
tertalien. importirte Homane uuo No=
neller IN GROCER NusmabI. User llh
BDrtutIrte erfparen min, bah er Tipfps
ooer Scenes gsrne bdtte bobsn moaeu.
BET aebe bel 3eiten su Sic. 3enaa.
yfr. 218, Weit Commerce Strase, che
bic beiten Sa6en oersriHsn iinb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09
Sin pielperbetRsnses ltnternehme1

YIN pIeluer9eSRenoee untethe1tte11.
Wir fiblen uns oeranlabt, 3tpei un.
ferer alteften unb befanntea Ginmohner
tpegen ibrer iahrelangen @ei1oftsthds
tigfeit unb ibres INTERCHANGEABLE
gu ermdbnen. gs finb bies Die 6erren
u. s. 6rD unb Colonel S. g. u n-
breps. SIN gan3en State 1inb fie
CUR @entige befannt, obne baB es n6tbig
wdre. ibre ipe3leIen Yeroienite beruor,
3ubebea, SIC babeu uater benz Nanuen
Mnbrems& Grn
elm GOmpagniegef6dft gegriinbet. bas
benz Ans unb 8erfauf BON @~runbeigens
tbum i'm 5taate 9eras feline befonoere
aufmerfiamfeit i1enft. Die Office BE-.
fiuoet fidy i'm 9nuie Wro. 2 Weif gom
merce StraBe, IN umittelbarer Ndbe Der
Bride. Die bereiis erpdbnt, werben
bic 0aupimerfmaIe bes neueu Inter
nebmens in benz @rmerb unb Nerfauf
bon 2ano unb @runbeiaentbum be-
tteben. 6rembe, wel6e nit Der Mb1idt
bierher fommen, lire &apitalien in bies
fem 8ei6dfts3meise gu inoeitiren. tpers
ben es Dortbeilbaft finben, nit genanrs
ter Girma gu unterbanbeln. 8eibe 6ers
rem baben peri0nli6e &enninlb BON fat
allen Ganbbermefungen in unierena
bliibenben un6 borwdrtsfdreitenben
Siaafe. 9,12,t1m, 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09
Die Gtienbabn mad aerrsiue.

SIS lit ieBt feaitebenoe 3batia1e, baf
Die @ifenbabn na1 &errpllIe gebaui
weroen uirO. Wie mir aus gutter
Auele %elfabren, bat 0err Geo.. . a r.
tbOlomaei, 8ertreter beg 6auies
Sail & Ut in Baltimore. bereits
arrangements gelrofen, baB bic erffe
@arlabung Gra6t ausihlieBli9 aus @
%. Sail & Ar' 2ittle Softer Song Gut
unb Deulf6em &au6tabaf Nr. 6 bette
ben wirb. uebrigens baben mir nod
mit5utbsilen, baB ii6 0err Bartbolo.
maei-beier betannt utter benz Namen
The little Joker"-permanent in San
Iatonio nieoergeIa6en bat uno BON bier
aus ben Stat berelfen tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fir Sdnitte
Ouetffunsen, @eidwiire, 6ieber. uno Saut.
ausf9la9, Gledte, sefprunsene Sanoe, 5roa.
beuIen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten furirf Sa.
morrboiosn ODER feline 8esnbIuna. 0olioe
Classification garantirt ober bas @eIb pirb
auriiderfattet. rs gents bic Sda9teI bel u.
Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09
Mmsber2auf!!!


SIN @nbetradt, bab MIR feif ent<
idlchen fnb, NIT inherent &etatl<
0eI9dft am Main pla5a DOR benz
l. Sanuar ppafanots aufsurdumen,
merben mir idmmtlide @aaren,
rpenn bic NOtb es erbeiidt, fir bic
Salfte bes Wertbes lOsidlasen+
Nad benz 49, DECEMBER ptrb bas
gauge Eager auf Auftiun obne 8ad>
bait serfauft. @erfeb1t bteie auber>
orbentlide Gelesenbett nidt!!!
D. & A. %0ppenheimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

Die Girma MARTIN &
S9rpber fat cine 3meigoffice in
Der 6tabt, No. 2 Commerce : StraBe
erridiet, wOfelbf iie ale nit benz Dols=
aefddft perbunoenen Orbers entsegea=
nimmt. 5,12.lWt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09
@efmhf

fit einen lebisen 9errn, Mufnabme III
elmer oeuti6en Gamilie, incluiipe Bob
nung, Got unbs Wdf@e. 9ierouf @e=
feffirenoe Derben 9ebeten fhriftIi1e
Musfunft inter Der @bifre 3. Il. care
Of r6reie preffe" ab3ugeben. I'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

Wer nit Der 6irma Wartin
& S6rpper @ef1dfte absumaden
bat, fam ieBt in ibrer neuen Office
No. 2 Commences trabe nabe Der Bride
porjpre9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

sd- Wir fiibren bic befen Semben
uto 0erren Soil~eiteartitel, bic impor=
tirt perben f6nnen. 4ommt unb per=
glei9t preife. pancoaf&So Sob
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

Gin bibfhes acknowledgements !
9aiden : Mlbums nit 81 Der intes
rellanteften Mnf9ten BON Sun Nntonio
unb umgegenb fur uur so Gents Bel
2.t6mtD2m puul Magner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

= Srembe gum Beiu9 in San An>
tonic finb eingelaben, @Iarf's y l.
9aIIe Nr. ell, MIamo
StraBe, gu befu9en.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-27
Business for the states 0mecrs.

1t is represented to the legislature that
" of the 100000 of delinquent mercantile
taxes placed in the hands of magistrates of
Philadelphia for collection last July, $4,000
were collected at the cost to the state Of
nearly 100000 The press of Philadelphia
have charged direct theft and deliberate
robbery in this, and some Of the political
friends Of the accused are charged with try
ing to prevent n real investigation Of the
matter by securing committee Of the
House which win not give the affair the
serious concern il demands.
Without questioning the sincerity Of the
House committee that was So promptly ap-
pointed, it is obvious that Senator Wal
lace was right in not allowing the Senate
TO be too hasty in committing itself to the
proposed investigation. IA a rule we
haven't much faith in legislative iuveStiga-
tions; as witness the late Standard
oil company tax committees work,
and the white-washing report of
that committee, appointed some year,
ago to inquire into the big fee paid
Simonton and Olmstead, and the ahate-
ment improvidently made from the tax due
the state by transportation company,
every dollar of which should have h2cn
collected by the states officers.
If the commonwealth has been swndlcd
in Philadelphia in the manner alleged, the
proper persons 10 look after its interests
are the attorney general. the auditor gen.
eral and the state treasurer. \ call upon
them by the legislature will probably bring
the answer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-27
The'City's Fiscal Statement,

The annual fiscal statement of the Lancas.
ter city authorities shows that the munich
pality has total assets Of 81, ,OO5, ,622. .7j and
liabilities of $751;, ,772O2, a balance in favor
OF the assets Of s223, ,s5O73, some 10000
less than the entire amount of the city
bonds in the sinking fund and an increase
Of about sil 600 on the balance exhibited
by the statement Of last year. While the
funded debt at 6 per cent. shows an in.
crease, somehow, from siGs 900 in last
years statement to s4SG,3l2 in 1855. Tn.
amount of bonds in the sinking fund is in
creased from s2O7 200 to s283 ,G5s. The
water works valuation II increased from
$4,000 to SOP 800 and in justification
of these fgures the finance committee
points ont that the water rents amount to
$4,000. From this, however, to get fair
idea of the net revenues OF the water works
must be deducted about $4,000 cost of op-
Grating them, besides the salaries of the
superintendent, engineer, &C., making il a
close shave to figure up six per cent in
come on a half million dollar valuation of
the water works.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-27

There is very mseemly sqUabbe over
the money which the state has not vet
appropriated to the representation of
Pennsylvania at the New Orleans Expo
sition and the i'll luck which has thus far
attended this misadventure bids fair to eff
fectually prevent any state display there
by this commonwealth
II seems that the governor first appointed
Mr. Long, of Philadelphia. the commits
sioner for the state, with Nh II. II.
Thomas of Mechanicsburg. as alternate.
Mr. Long declining to serve, the governor
named Col. \. Z. Lewis. of Pike county.
in his stead. For time Lewis and
Thomas worked along on differ
ent lines without any very clear
definition Of their relative rank. But
now that there IS, or was. prospect
of 10000 to be appropriated by the state
and TO be spent by the commissioners a dis
pute arises as to which is chief commits
sioner and which the alternate, and each
insists that he shall he voted the money
and control the expenditure.
1t is very unfortunate and not alto
gcther credtable contention, and will mos
likely have the effect Of disgusting the leg
| islaturc with the entire botched business.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-27

AN interesting case pending in tho L. =
circuit court, Philadelphia. is the motion in
behalf Of the United States for an injunction
to restrain the South Pennsylvania railroad
company from laying tracks through the
grounds Of the Carlisle Indian school, on the
ground that the state cannot charter a corpor-
alton to enter upon federal property. The
question involved is not 50 much the sover-
eighty Of the general government, rs that is
well settled in favor Of Uncle sam, as the
character OF its title in this particular prop.
erty
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-27
I'M TOO little,

Dainty little, quaint little Tot
Not yet so ugcdas three,
Chubby flst fan Of posics bright
Buzzing like "a baby bee.
Where DO the sweet hOWers come from ~
Asks papa, kissing her twice;
"NOw tell me that, Pausy, my own
And then he kisses her thrice.
I'm too little 10 know such sings r'
There's laugh IN the eyes sky-blue-
I'm dess 'ittie enough TO rss 'em
Dess e sam do you
--kol{0 RQa,Lisr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-27

VERY curious characteristic Of human
nature Is illustrated by he story Of Pullman
the "model city, Of the palace FAR company.
IL 10 printed in to-day's ISrELLIGENcFR
ana points a moral ior social refonners, com
munists and philanthlopists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-27
:. Thc WorId is AIInIIccting shnm.,

Ana very poor show it Is to the man W hose
head swims with vertigo, and whose stomach il
p"werless TO- digest q square meal Ii Is how
OF misery, dilapidatiun and dcspAir--tupugh 10
make the man wish i, WAS great deal more
tCcting than Il is. But There are bright DAYS
ahead, II You folks will b0 wise. Mr. DluV GrGl,
sheboygan WIS, SAYS Browns Irou 'EIttrr-
cured ine Of dizziness and debility" Follow his
CXUmOlC.