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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-07
amusements.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
FOuRTH WEEK ANnIAsT RIFT ON

FOURTH WEEK AND LAST BUT ONE
Rsb M5sr II mp ns 3,
- GREAT f eo Z RAh hIrFSDnoME
s1e aa ssns ss on
Revived anu again larger and better than ever
Mas.pg tie s ts enaSas sIhieaos ever Known
S Slsfst
Daring and fearless buTd races.
Monster elephant giraffe races. fat races
monkey Psny soves sa5 Cs sn IScs hao
Delghtins children onisling and astounding adults
.1s aal the
No circus act left Gus no features cGrtoiled
Stage ssapse Il aSSo
Mira So5s f ssS PoEyf1.d w sSydi
,oo saer,a y hte EIspnaat;a
Saa paasjant hsI he hindco snaS max char%sr
Arada, the Wild Central american
ThecOun and c,uStess Ma rim Mrs General rom rhuO
s9s aRs nth ssi' the
nf hR hf s pnc aas to q
for Their ancestral estates in Italy:
Long the Intense admiral me void and dOuby inter
Admission to all 50 cents tth ave sds; children under
nine Is cents seats y Siadison-av Boxes
SrooGSns AP ri 70 Fa iepha APRIL 27
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE HALL,
ahSs f1E ssS fp@ sn CLUB
''0nl Grand h5's aud Da
Admission. 5nc. Children 25c No reserved seats.
Citizens Bicy Gle Club Meeting Friday Evening April H.
Admission. 5Uc. Reserved cas- BIC. extra.
CIilCKERlNG HALL. April g..
" Annual concert OF the
YALE
GLEE CLUB
Benefit OF the Yale Boat Club.
Seats at Scbuberths Brenano's and Chicxcring Hail.
EDEN MUSEE, 23d ST.. bet 9TH and 9th ayes.
IL open from II to IL. Sundays. ] TO IL.
HISTORICAL MONUMENT.
ALL THE PRESIDENTS OF
THE UNITED STATES
surrounding
BARTHOLDTS STATUE OF LIBERTY
Further
THE IRISH PATRIOT GROUP,
ParDeL OCOnnel. Butt, Dayitt and Emmett
Admission to all, 80 cents. Children 20 cents.
THE Raglan ILLUMINATED TOURS
Il STEINWAY HALL. Next Tour April, 10. Paris
the Magnificent" Tickets 25, 81 nd jOc at Schuberths
STH-AVENUE THEATRE. MlNSTRELSY.
- EvcnngsatS. Maiinees Wednesday and SATURDAY at2
Two WEEKS ONLY-EASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOR THE FIRST TIME AT THIS THEA RE-
REFINED MINISrhELSY. THE MO Rid RENOWNED
Famous OTglnz alton. New Features, etc.
General Admission all parts of the house. soc.
BEST SEATS ONE DOLLAR.
I 18th STREET THEATRE. Cor. 6th-ave.
HARRIGAN AND HART
LAST WEEK of Mr. I'D Harrgans revised farcical comedy
1.-THE MAJOR"
Every evening ats Matneos Tuesday aud Fri lay
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REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YoRK Monday April 0. 1852
Tho following sale was naue ~ 'A
ealesroom to-day:
By v x. Sterensoa& Co
SAW ,,,cs building with plot OF land known
- the BOu Opera Hou go r. Of SStSsi plot
nins George Whitney
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASsfHH>
NETWORK CITY.
The following is a list Of the TRANSACTIONS
corded in the Registers oh'oe '"-u~'
sa.ve, cor Of iSstast a5I7s John piion anu $4,000
wife M sgt k s5ss bunker to 10000
,.avs a cor Of !sths dr.S 9 1850
sms.reperIy "A Interest," Henry Isn'i '''' 1880
,sx.es ga Of 4sthst gSssSi n' $3.50
same Property 4 interest Charles h"oin -4 $3.50
same % ii Of Sdave 52xio22; a,sS sG,a
st. $50 Of lstsve S15S y psGrasi and
$50 Of asta Se:i ESn $4,000
Bowery, 2i2; A M Sparks ahawne 70 $4,000
M.iison:ave 5l4 q so au ,aas,'r 1880
adsSs isSsi 10000
%it,el 1915 ii Of Sdave isliOOi Anna 500
eSsen and another Fannie smith t. Anna Co
12OS.st Il Of s;aSS e,tjiss 1900
sotbst s. 100 Of ith.aye - M9SiScns $4,000
1lstn,st 80 1t W OF lsi,ave, Iohn FLYNN 80. 1000
s4ths s. Iblit Of ,th-ave' lsAio1 235OO
man r. Nsanr
1lshsI lis fiwoi lss Se 2sSo1ai 1900
adsye - 2l6 Of 2dst 81 ST 40 1900
11eth.st s s. SOo6 q Q. Aye;A. e. an 1900
10. y aS5 n e OF 6thave 25x99ll; y nv
ioo rarty and another 10 George Berry n NJ Mo
same ,,roperty George Berry ana VIE 10 M nv /
1litS-sf s. 6o5 e " 81 ae;s ss liuhiooio 10000
.,acs n a OTIS 444 and 44o 5uAiVVi o1 w 200
onI another LIZA RUPERT
ssds s. IS Of ethave iS&io-'1' u" 265OO
Jane 81 iC6avc. i51iola; John La
30" cave 80 10 Margt Haley l. -inerest
-. Ra'o " n 2 TT 7sds 26xll& 2 "'e'e'' 700
Aseanv evy an wife 10 Moses Levy ;aoh WV
sd.ave g. I66.s 1t Of l2Sd-st'ZoAi'V oA.an 10000
tof 1nn N Of Bieeckerst ls9x9t; CarOhhe eooo
lane to ] III Anderson ~ q - m I. John
letssi s. 1870 Of steays oIier 1880
AyeC VS. 5s.s I, OF sthst ~ 'A''i 0"'a 10000
e-,s NM = =, II W a SHAVE. l25xieo'' al oi
s1si ST. 100 It " OF 5th aye l6Snso''' N "i 25 500
1sadst $ rs II Of 7th;aye ieox'eii o'o 2G75O
Seis,T and wife to T. Wrsht 20 IA, 90 M %
,e,h 81 n = "a II II Of 1th-aye. 'S'ioAi00' ~ /
75tis s. 100 II Of l!thaye Sosio-'-' .... ll.476
lsader tft stee to NJ JeDcKs no -. same to
75thst S. 100 it e Of lIth-ave 'o&io-'-' san" 1926
7s,is Is. a35 # OF llth-ave 7sxloz.z' ea 1912
75ts.a IS. 200 fie Of llth-ave' lOOAio-Si 10000
Iencas 10 NJ J Merritt -Iir,as ReynaI
sthsvs' cor OF s2d.s,. 2o6xO7l 'ues he'"a $500
execttOr to J Council "A .ite IN Chas
rarai ar No sg4: Herman SchDepel anu "HS W 10 900
Bradley and VIE .---.-.------'-.--
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DressmdiiJy

nRESSM AKER.-Thorough, accnstom nhea,,a 10
~ nne work wishes moro cusiomeis W ""' ~
drcsnesa speciality Address ,..a laQs broadway
Miss ~ ID, isG T,ibuno Upso~a omen, I.s2 =.
nRESSMAKING.-I 1he newest moa ae,s,,r .,
q, he sen now az Madame JAMM ~ the selspfasa
inter 90 west lthst Artisuo aress"A"s'
pr1cea
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Annusements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

Mr. MAPLrs0y has the honor 10 announce
SIX ITALIAN OPERATE PERFO FINANCES,
To Be given during the week commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 20.
to include the two positively farewell appearances Of
Mime. ADELlSA PATTI
before the NewYork public three appearances Of MIA
EMMA NEVADA, one Of Nine FL RsCH-MADf ana thrs9
Of Nine sCALCH1 together with all the principal Artists
his company.
Chorus. Orchestra and Ballet
Director o. the Music anc Conductor Signor Afd0
Repertoire for the week: Semiramfie. La sonnambuiA
Der fresciutz Mireia LA Fglia del Reggimento -
Lucia
subscription to the six performances; Boxea go
and $3.50; parluet ana Balcony So
Sale opens THURSDAY. April ..
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giip l]rup,rip for Sale

-ONLY a few of those elegant new caDi-
shed houses eftin 79thst west oil LeAihg'oh-
ave- inquiry HmEs A FRAME. owner, 105 East 7O,h-st
VERY DESIRABLE 19-foot honse, iS %
~ Eas 6lsst newly painted and deeorae' NIL 10 w
Pow NO. II Ir;S BUEK CO.. MadiscnsVe anu o-u-se'
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5innnrlnL.
AMERICAN
FINANCE COMPANY,
6 Pine-st., Ncw-York.
JOIN C. SHORT President
FRANCIS 4. Nice-Prcaideni
I'D Vice. President
TIIED u. TALBOT -atd 'tcc-irc-inrh'
WM 4. WATSON sec, ana treas
Authorized Capital Stock---Sl, 100000.
Paid in---S500,00O.
SOUND INVESTMENT BONDS furnished to Savings
Banks Insurance Companies Executors and Trustees OF
Estates AND individual investors
UNITED STATES BONDS, state Bonds, Municipal Bonds
Hnilroaa Bonds BOUGHT AMI sold.
DEFAULTED BONDS OF states. Munic paiios and Enil
road Companies negotiated or collected.
CALL AND TINE LOANS made on United sihtea nonl IL
and good Municipal anil Railroad Bends
FINANCIAL AGENCY for railroad companies and other
also conduct The Reorganization OF railroad
Companies other corporations whose bonds are IN default
or whose property hands of Receivers Trustees
RAILROAD LOANS negotiated.
NH..Na
Authorized Capital Stock---sl, 100000.
Paid in---S500 900.
TIE CORBlR BARKING CO.,

10 LTDddW " Nf0- lW+-
,HND p PkK CENT FdEW NOhTGfGES
The chief with lenders = their irnby 20 fecr
mine Whshtr securities offered pOntNet be relied
To return the capital that beng the important ood-
cfat1n.
active business for thirty years possess
rsintd knowledge OF such sUCur a. arc nIa
tho publ other housr and ~ay uni, sA
mako Will enable the ltndef To
a perfectly independent opinion regarding the "crd-
biy OF osc hrst mortgage iAini cans claim hAt htst
mortgage lpins itd by us are AZ safe ~ chsr
state bond, can demonstraie The TACT 10
who call aud mfrst gate ihuHf having iuhh1 'U III
vestmeut years wAere there Il absolute fale
tine hg rate Of interest Owe II 10 Lin
the Ui our business Tor
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Eertnres ano meeiinss
Cos! an1 founo


4 OST Rank book No. 149, SOB ON Dry b0ck
IL savings person having n % sas wSn
aSs ar the A d sook viii be declared eaneeca ana sa-
i H ana = new issaed IN iiea theToot
\ OST.-Bank Book No. AZ, 294 on Dry Dock
L esns Auy person having claims upon slid
Rs sre are called apos present The sas TO the bsns
bovh III ~ sid book viii be declared canceied
VII ,inxushsd and issued IL Len thercof
7 ECTURE.-The first of series OF free Lee
IL ture anaer the auspices Of ~ ss.s
onsrtera GARRErsoN's HALL. lOaPkiNsyi L-ks
s- On Tuesday evening Ap,n 1850, AZ O. S,fesH
suhsecs "Anctsnt snd cssaiM utstsfy o. Staten As@
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6eip '11mteo.

rANTFD.-Salesmen 10 sell the Mosler,
w Rshmenu a ca safes Ia tho Eastern statcs. Ex
uersenced men aos ired Apply. VITA reierencs. 70 ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26
New YORK Women.

The reports from the women who
tried 10 vote in New York at the late
election, come In very slowly and are
dlsoOuraging. An organized effort to
vote was made by the women in near
~ every district OF the State. Several
succeeded In registering In New York,
and in several cities In the interior Of
the State, including Albany, Troy,
Utica, Ithaca, jamestown and Ogdens.
burg. A few women In New York
City failed In their attempt to register
Among these was Lille d. Blake,
President Of the New York Woman
suffrage Association. Mrs. Geo. X.
Mitchell, wife Of well-known citizen
and politicion, was allowed 10 regis
ter but although she demanded that
the oath be administered 90 her, the
inspector refused % take her vote. A
protest was entered, aud Il Is said Mrs.
Mitchellis will be a test case. At
every point heard from, the ladies at
the polling places were treated with
all due respect. OF the four thousand
elecuon districts Of the state, only one
hundred have o. yet been heard from.
some inspectors refused 10 take votes
% duly registered women because they
were ignorant Of the law; others
were umid. Some confessed that
they we've in favor of letting women
vote, but were afraid Of the conse-
quenCes. Others said they were act
tng under orders, but ~ far a. heard
nom, all refused o. take the women's
rotes. The attempt Of the New Isrk
women 10 vote, b looked upon as q
failure, though the women are deter
mined % keep on Offering their votes
until their vutes are taken.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26
Woman suRraas b - York.

Hester Hermann, Of So West Fifty
Sixth street. also offered to vote at the
polling place Of her district. She was
accompanied by +. w. Chamberlain,
q lawyer. I'VE can't take your vote, -
said Chairman OF Inspectors Sander
son. Demand the right 10 vote, ["
said Mr.. Chamberlain 10 the lady.
Il demand the right TO vote. "said
Ms. Hermann, rendering a bunch Of
tickets. Cant take 'em" repeated
the chairman rather nerYOusly.
why not? She Is registered" said
Lille DevereuN Blake, who stood by.
Been ordered not to-" replied San
denson. ''Stand aside, please, aud let
this gentleman vote.n
The ladies stood aside for a moment
and consulted together while the line
Of voters passed on and deposited their
ballots. Finally the ladies stepped
forward again and renewed their
demand. a general discussion OF the
subject ensUed. 10 was found that
all the inspectors favored Mrs. Her
mann's right % vote. Then what's
the matterGn inquired Mr.. Chamber
lain. ''Orders' was the lacOnic reply.
From whOm:n police headuuar-
ters.n ''On whose authOrity?n John
]. OBTienis.n I'VE will fix Mr..
O'Brien u that's so. F." said Mrs. Blake
Indignantly. Finding further argu-
ment futile, the party Withdrew, but
10 O. understood that this case will also
appear In court.
Ms. Harriet Putnam Rowell, great
granddaughter OF Gen. Israel Put
nam, was refused the right 10 vote az
this same polling place. Mr.. George
7. Sterns, who was present, protested
~ q citizen, and told the inspectors
that having permitted the lady 70
register, they had no right TO refuse
her vote.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Piles are frequently preceded by 3
sense Of weight in the back, loius,
and lower part Of the abdomen, caus-
ing the patient 10 suppose he has
some affection Of the kidneys or
neighbOring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, as
hatulenoy, uneasiness Of the stomach,
etc. A moisture like persplration
producing a very dlsagreeable itching
after getting warm, is q very com
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the
application Of DR.. BOsankO's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon
the parts Affected. absorbing the
dOliOrs, allaying the intense itching,
and affecting q permanent cure
Price Scots. Address, The DR.. Bo-
sanko Medicine Co, Piqua, Ohio
and by Oscar SettE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

In ISL Dr. Msrgeret z. Miller reg
islered a vote in the First Ward in
New York City, and her vote was
considered as legal. II legal then,
Why not now
The Detnoii ErcniRg Journal has a
good word Tor Mrs. Custer, and also
for woman sufilage; 1T would be q
reTg graceful and proper actioh % SD
point the widow OF Gen. George A.
Custer Il. ;. Pension Agent for Mich
iean. II b. g very poor argument
against her appointment % urge, a. Is
being done in certain quarters, that
the Ofilce had ought not to be Owes 90
= person who cannot vote. 10 D. Mrs.
CuSter's misfortune, not her fault,
thal she g. not a voter. II D. the in
iosiice cf American law, not her IN
cspsciiy. that withholds the right Of
sulInsre frem her. Moreover, there
Wuuid BE- no more effective way % di-
vorce poiilics frum public ofilee than
% appuint capable women 20 these
ut1tse they can fil.n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

To find the price Of the semi week
~ with any Of the combinations, add
81 80 10 the combination price for the
weekly.
The Hlter-Ocodn has Subscribers In
every Stale and Territory In the
Union. IL paid postage On eircula-
ton IN 1854 &C the amount 81 SIS, 42l .0z.
There d q continuous issne Of tie
Daily and Sunday editions Of the
Eatcr-Occua every day q the year.
The price Of the daily flfer-Oce1n,
exclusive Of the sunday eciiioa, $3.50
per year. postage prepaid. 1neiGsfye
Of the Sunday edition g A. tl2. The
Sunday Inter Oceas alone % ~
sample. copies OF any Edition sent
on application.
Remitlances may Be made ct Cur
risk, either By dEali. express, pest
Office order. or registefed letter.
Money sent ID any other wag e af the
risk u the person snndlnf ~ Adj
dfeH, THE 1EEEs OcEAN,
e5 Madison b., Cllcag1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

W. II. HnLA Co., FairpOrt, n. y
Gentlemen; Ny little boy has been
troubled with worms for more than a
year. Aftsr trying every remedy 1
could hear Of, and employing emil
nent physicians with no permanent
benefit, was induced by our drug
gist, SIR. 8 Coventry, to try your
Peerless Worm Specific. To our sur
prise and great satisfaction. it re-
lieved the poor little sufferer before
we had given him the first bottle.
can recommend It with the utmost
confidence TO any person who hiss lit
tie ones suffering from Worms. /
would not be without It in the house
LLOYD s. CRANDALL-
The above statement OF Mr.. Gran
dall know to be true and having
used the Worm Specific In my OWL
family with the best OF results, can
truly say It merits all Il claims.
8. CoYEETRY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

An easy and effective way 30 bring
Wpman suffrage into politics win be
Sound when every voter who believes
On slIfaEe for women win take the
Eround. and stand 30 e, that be will
30 vote for q candidate for either
branch q the legislature who q not
Faetlr and willing tn vote for such
measure q suflfaae a. the legislature
en- grant, viz, municipal and puesi-
Dental suffrage. When one voter IN
q ward o. town takes this rrouBd.
WUDlan suffrage has come into the
politics of that ward OF tcwu, and
cuEse effectively. Every voter ran do
tbs 81 BE- WilL lt Is a peacefui srsy
D. establish the principle Tor which
the taltles q the Revolutionary war
Eefe Sought. kt win soon De heard Of.
tat slcb o. Euch q man Eili give bis
Vole O1lr for Legislators who respect
ehs eqeal riEhts of W0men. Other
usen win ioin him. The majority
Wil cane over Ca the end. g. they did
o. Gle case 81 the slave, and The ricio-
~ win be won. Who viii lead the
wey f-Eaes 6foae.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

SECRETARY aud treasurer OF the De-
Molnes Railway, Des MoInes, Iowa.
gentleman delegates expressed the
belief that fully S25, o00, coo Of street
railway stock Ga this country h own
ed by women. This recalls George
William Cuftis'E famous saying:
"A woman may vote g. . stock hold
eT upon q raiirOad from one end Of
the country 20 another. But u she
sells her stock and buys . house with
the money, she has no voice In tbs
laying cut Oftke road before Der door,
which her house Is taxed % keep and
pay for"
AR. Curtis may well SIX, "why in
tbs name Of lc0mmOn-sense," this
should be thua.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Mrs. A. NJ. stetsou, Of South BOs-
ton, is new ally in temperance re-
form, and has accomplished q great
work at Norton Mills, VI, where
her husband owns q township with
i 800 inhabitants. The Boston 1rGU-
eitCF says: ION a recent visit TO that
place she found that liquor was lille
Eally sold az the hotel at which she
Was stopping, and that the bar room
was q resort for lOafens. She raided
the place &c once, had the bar torn
down, and the street watered with
the liquor. When she was out driv-
ing, several barrels Of liquor arrived,
and GA her return, observing how
matters stood, she succeeded ia hav-
ing u sent back % the place where IL
was purchased. She then engaged .
carpenter and . paper hanger, and In
short time had the bar-rOOm trans
formed into an inviting reading-rOOm,
with papers and select reading. she
visited the men who bad freqUented
the BARRON, and obtained hundred
names 90 a Temperance roll" Yet
people viii 90 On declaring that wO-
men can not help % enforce the laws,
and therefore must not help 10 make
them WOmuH's Journal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26
Women Are Represented

Thomas Bingham, Of MeKeespoFt,
Pa, came heine intoxicated lately
and because his wife refused 10 give
him money for more liquor, be
knocked their siX-months-Old baby
out o. her arms, and then beat the
woman until she fell Unconscious on
the floor. Amer that he sprung upon
her hfeiess body and jumped up and
down until life was almost extinct.
Hearing people coming, he fed, and
has not yet been arrested. Ms.
Bingham & still living, but no hopes
are entertained for her recovery. The
baby Is also In q dangerous condition
from It's fathers rough handling.
Hrs. Bingham has never voted. Mr..
BINGHAM he.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

I've laiy DELEGATES were present 81
she uleatinE 81 the American Street
El2iluey Association held Oh 81 Louis
~ NEE. Hfs II ". Fredenhurg.
rE0rltaioI ard Treasurer offha New
alanr Elrual zfniiwsF al New Abs
~ Ea1.s and HIs. -. a. Turner
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

The Arkansas Ladies' journal says
''They tell Us that women are not tit
for politics. This may be true and
- it Is next 10 impossible 10 change
the nature Of woman, Why wouldn't
Il be u good idea % 80 change politics
that they shall be 10 for women ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26
ABILTIYHAS no SEX.

osumuuieaiisas ana Newspaper Clipping solicit
- '-' '''''n' A'l as. Lava, n. 5onss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

A detailed description Of what goes
on In the stomach Of child who has
worms, would not be pleasant read
ing. Suffice It to say that the child is
In torment, and every principle Of
humanity calls upon US who are pa
rents, TO help the little helpless ones
God has committed to US, by expell-
ing the enemy. The Peerless Worm
Specific is a simple, safe and palatable
remedy. We sell Il. No cure, no
pay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Allow cough TO run until It gets
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say, "Oh It viii wear away, +"
but in most cases Il wears them away.
Could they be induced TO try the sue
eessful medicine called Kemp's Bal
sam, which We sell on q positive guar
antee to cure, they would immediate
~ see the excellent effect after taking
the first dose. Price soc. and Sl.OO
Trial size free. ]. ]. Purcell. =.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

The price Of the Weekly Inter Ocean
is only 81 per year, postage prepaid.
The semi-weekiy Inter Ocean Il
published every Monday and Thur
day. In addition 10 the features men
toned above, this edition every Mon
day contains the sermons OF Professor
Swing and ether leading dlvines. The
price OF the semi-Weekly Inter Ocean
is e 50 n year, postage prepaid.
The infeF-OcedH OlIer8 number Of
premium combinations, which we be-
iieve 10 be the best ever offered BY q
newspaper. Below we give q sample
Of them
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