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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

The Washington correspondent Of
the Topeka Capital thus alludes to
Col. w. A. Phillips new bosk
The Col. has q book Ia press on the
land and labor question which will "a
& few DAYS be issued by the SeFibners,
Of New York. He viii be remember
ed for his advocacy while in Congress
Of postal saving banks. His work
contains q description Of ali the
known systems Of land tenure in the
world. The chapter on the land
p0lity Of the United States Is q very
readable account Of all that has tran
spired Ia l4nd matters since the be-
ginning Of the government. and the
significant changes in land holding
that they are going on. One chapter
gives an ace81nt Of the rise, progress
aud charaeteristies Of corporations IN
the United States and another has the
significant caption Shadows 81 the
comiEg American ariEt0cracy.n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

Col. Everest writes to Mr.. Z. H.
Gibbs lin answer 70 an enquiry with
reference to the status OF the bon q
elections for the proposed No. Pacific
route between Council Grove and
Usage City as follows
We have elections pending in Usage
City for 81, 500 end Superior township
SIS, 500, In Usage county $1,000 ia
Waterloo township and 1000 Ina
Agnes city township, Lyons county (;
petitions circulating for $4,000 ia
Council Grove.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11
Notice.

Money at 81 per cent at Crippen
Lawrence & Co.'S.
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Ithss been demonstrated that two
successful church sOcials can occur on
one and the same evening in Salina.
Such was the case last Thursday
evening. A Methodist social was
held at the residence Of Mr.. H. H.
F. SudendOrf. Music, Rotations,
maple syrup, dOughnuts and hot bis
cult and coffee was the bill Of fare.
At the residence Of Mr.. BE. jenkins.
East side. the Baptist church had a
social. Considerable rivalry and
amusement in the auction business
was manifested. some SIS was the
profit Of the entertainment. There
was a large attendance az both socials.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

AS near as we can ascertain Saline
county has lost q less number Of
head Of stock from the severe weather
than any other county in the west
half Of Kansas. Ii simply shows that
the stock in this county are well
cared for in the way OF shelter and
feed. We have long since discarded
the primitive mode of letting the
cattle feed on what they can find, and
"drifI with the storm" for shelter.
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Sic ssmpsr TyrsnnIs

A Feast Of Wisdom and a FsOsg Of VII
ability lghere Il belOngs-T The race
Is 20 The StDift-The dear creatures
are Vildicoted, and Ten BOnGpdrtes
retreat ia disgrace from the Second
WaseTloO.
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ESoe agent the Chicago Cottage Organ the best the
market viii sell them for cash. easy terms Can and examine
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Tho rnr,ller,s parndIse.

New YOik Hcruld. 9 H.f-.
"a man on HE own farm, we'll cultivNt.
cd and kept well stocked, with good mod.
ern dwellings und barns and 0ut.huildings,
master Of both time and acreP, tied to no
hours by tbs call oibells or whistles, free
TO como and go according 10 tho neCefAi-
ties Of none but himsef, mostly in his own
fields, performing bis healthful Lahore
within sight oil the smoke oihis GhimnOys,
is surely as rich in tho genuine seusO Of
taht word as any man can be. He has
nothing 10 fear or nobody to envy. OF
one thing he Is sure all isday8, and that
ia q sufficient living; and that 10 what
other men are never sure without single
pRng OF doubt or apprehension. There is
his land there Ia his home there are all
the animate and inanlmate machinery OF
his establishment, and for the rest he looks
in profound trust to the bounty Of heaven.
INSTEAD Of this unworthy and demon
slizing anxiety to get rich, il the average
farmer, once being solidly established,
would resolve to enlarge and exalt his life
as 1t is, 10 make more out OF that, 10 en-.
Joy as much as possible Of what there Is
10 be enjoyed, TO Rdorn aud beautily his
home-that only paradise on Carth--with-
in and without, he would find all his daily
tasks easier, even to the extent Of being
delightful; he would feel rich whore now,
with mora money, he feels all the time
poor, and he would rid himself Of false
tyrant in the form Of increasing parsim-
ony that holds his nose to the grindBtone
till he is flung into his grave. II farmers
only knew 1t they would be the richest
men on EARTH" ,,, 81. .r...... I'D .gy.
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Why no sold Ills saluQl.

Pii',bpgh Dgpateh, t.r
~ hear that Smith has sold out his
saloon" said one OF . couple middle'aged
men who sat slipping their beer and eating
a bit Of cheese IN q SmiLh6eld street saloon
the other night, yd l,g
"Yes," responded the other, rather
slowly. .rasnN ...n,
"What was the rOasonH thought no
was lust coming money there"
The other nibbled a cracker 0bstracLed-
" Tor moment and then said: ITS g
rather funny story. Smith, you know
lives on Mount Washington, right near
me, where no has an excellent vile, y
nice homs, and three ~ pretty children
as ever played outdoors. All boys you
know thB oldest not over 8, aud oil about
the same S.ze. Smith Is a pretty reBpsCtE'
BILE sort OF q citizen, never drinks or gam
bles, and thinks tho world OF his family.
We'll, he went homo Que afternoon last
week and found hia wiio OUT shopping
or something Of that sort. lie
went on through the house into the back
yard, and there under an apple tree were
ihe little follows playing, They had a
bench and some bottles and tumbIcrs and
were playing keep saloon He noticed
that they were drinking something out oil
nail, and that they acted tipsy. The
youngest, who was behind the hari had a
lowell tied Mound his waiat, and was aot-
ting the drinks up pretty free. Smith
walked over and looked in the pail. II
was beer, and two Of the boys were 20
drunk that they staggered. A neighbor'a
boy couple Of years older, lay asleep be-
bind the tree. My God, boys, you
muat not drink that he raid, as
no lifted the G,year.old from behind tho
bench. 'We's playin' s'loou, papa, an |
was Bellin' II Just like you said the little
fellow. Smith poured out tho heer, car
riCd the drunken boy home, and then
took bis own boys In aud put Thorn to
b.d. Whenh his wife came b rk she found
him crying like child, He came back
down town that night aud sold out bis
business, and says he will never sell lor
drink another drop Of liquor. His wife
told mine about 1t, and sue broke down
crying while she told It," This Id q true
story, but the name was not Smith.
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Major RGndOiph In TIC baltimore AHleriodH,
II In said that mule cannot bray II you
Ito weight to its tail aud hold 1t down,
This was touChingly illustrated In the cav.
airy movement TINT preceded the second
battle OF Manassas. General Stuart, with
a large force OF cavalry maneuvering
around the TeLreating army oil Pope, got
caught between two columns Of tho Union
troops. and WAS obliged 10 conceal himself
in a dense wood between two parallel
road along which the enemy were retreat.
log, H0 had to lie low all night until the
columns passed by, Messengers that the
Union Generals sent 10 each other through
tho woods were captured and held with 40
little noise As possible, Ono great din.
Guilty wRH to keeplhs inules Ia tho ordnance
and CommIssafy wAgons from braying and
thus calling the attention OF the loo. For
this purpose Stuart ordered man 10 DO
detailed TO stand by each mule and whaCk
him with a stick as soon aB he offered 10
bray; Tor mule, like an orator, requires
q certain preparation before beginning his
ngat aud appropriate vocal exercises,
There is a pre- liminAry protest made With
the ears, aud certain hOlemhitlOs Oi.lhU
nOsirils, an expression Of sorrow over
PpreadB the CouhtenanCe, then the tall Ia
lifted, A brRy does not break forth from
tho lips OF Tile mule. ltb0gina away back
In the abdominal vlsCerA aud comes grad.
ually up. Now, ~ soon a. tie cavalry
mules began " prepare Tor bray, whaOk
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A cunE ron pIpnTnERIA.

Rec,ifed oil Of TurprntinO Has Had Sur
prlsIng success-A German Remedy
A lady friend Of the Auburn IN, ~ Ad-
v.rli,tr has translated from the German
a remedy for diphthsria which may be OF
use to some OF our readers.
II, Much, proprietor Of a drug estsblish-
meut in Leipzig, saxony, publishes in the
pharmaeist, medical paper, remedy for
diphtherla which has had surprising sue
cess, He urgently presses all physicians
10 tYy it for the benefit OF all patients SUI
iering from the disease, and also requests
lie preRa to publish It.
He eays: "My little daughter, 7 years Of
age, has had diphtheria twice within come
weokp,With severe fever, about 1862 Fab.
renheit. We gave with great success
recti6ed oil nituTpentine (oleum torebinth
alectihCatum). Dose, one teaspoonlul IN
The morning and tho same In the evening.
Adults should take ono tablespoonful,
Afterwards drink little lukewATm milk
10 allay the burning in the throat
For children the second dose can ne
mixed with milk, which will render II
easier TO take,
The result is really marvellous. The in
ilsmmRlion Of tho abnormal diphtheritiG
gpoLs in the throat grows lighter at the
edges, and in this way they gradually
shrink until In twenty'four hours they dis
appear entirely, leaving no sign.
10 quiet the ipllamed tonslls the throat
was gsrplsd at FIRST every two hours, and
then every three hours with.the following
gaHgle: One ounce Ch!orate oil potash to
| forty ounces distilled water,
This remedy has heen used with per:
| feet satisfaction both by adults and
children, not una ease ending fatally.
The Milwaukee PORsblatl quoted this
remedy from the German paper, and
aiLerward received 9 letter from a cub
scriber in Mitchell county, Iowa, saying
That "a child IN the writer's family was
attacked by dlphtheria, treated by local
physIcisnu, and died then four members
| Of the same family were similarly at
tackled, treated By this rapedy, and, am
happy to tell you, all recovered"
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neclnrocllrIn cnmnllmonl.,

Bca. Pulry Poore, IN Boston Batirci. .,I.s.
Daniel Webster, when Secretary OF
State under John Tyler was q guest at q
supper party given BY Colonel Seaton, Of
the National lnttNigSnctr, 10 about 100
Whigs, including many distinguished
Senators and Representatives. II was i'm.
possible for tile many not to render come
honor TO the illustrlous few, and In The
course Of the evening the Hon. Willis p.
ManHum, President Of the Senate pro
tempoIe, proposed 4 continent in honor
Of "the British treaty." to which was
added by another Senator present, "lts
distinguished negotiatorg." The sentiment
was drank with hearty unanimity by all,
and MIR. Webster instantly and happily
retotted aB follows: 1.-THE American Sen.
ate without which tho treaty would have
been nothing, and It's negotiations worse
than nothiugw The Senators were dumb
and could add nolhiAg 10 this. They had
paid generous tribute to Mr.. Webster,
but Mr.. Webster for ouLdid them In yen.
crosby OF sentiment All were anxious
10 hear more from Mr.. Webster, but as
the meeting was merely social, and moth.
ing but social interchange Of sentiment
designed, no more was said.
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-wANrrn-sonIE iINaoIsM.

V"~a'~ = p"
Mr.. Blains's Foreign Policy Recalled BY
Recent Events American Citizens Ansf
no Protected.
PhisbwOh Di,pGteh tIad) N
Not long ago an American citizen was
Imprisoned in Spain Tor more than fort
night in violation Of treaty righta' On
his return to this country he laid the case
before the State Department, which iu'
yestigated the matter and notified the
victim that he had good case sgaingt The
Spanish Government and was at liberty
to 20 to Madrid and bring suit IN bis own
behaltP The experience OF Spanish
dungeons, which the citizap already had,
was sutlicient Tor him and no did not Co.
Subsequently, the Canadian Govern:
ment has been sei1lng the fishing tleet Of
the United States in revival OF an obsolale
law, The purpose Of these seizures was
amply to drive the United statea into
allowing importalions OF Canadian hsh
duty !ree. The State Department. under
took 10 stop these RggressloRs; put tue
only vessels that have been released wore
released by the owners giving bond as re-
ouired by the Canadian courts.
Mexico has imprisoned several Amen,
can citizens lately. In one case the arrest
has been declared by the State Depart
Iaent itself to be plainly ipsdmissible, In
another q man arrested on United States
territory was shot without trial. The
state Department has made representa-,
tiona, and there the matter reSIs, to al
present appearances. t
The policy Of James G. Blaine, as Sec
rotary OF State, has been decTied as con
taining altogether too much iingoiam
The charge may have some truth hul
does it not seem, on these facts, thai
enough jlugoism TO protect American GU
zens in foreign countries is decidedly Ee'
qulred in the State DEPARTMENT.
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MnEnllNa, v, Va AUGUST q, l98O'
,onnl Mlrht LIn,e Icon IL lsI0.


u An exchange which adopts tho theory
that Mr. Tilden was deirauded cut oil the
Presidency, JernarRs'
The mart that Mr.. Tilden may have had
In ihe attempted purchase Of elseIoiH
votes. out Il Which he had been 1elfauu'
ed IL sill n disputed matter 10 con.
sis,an,Iy denied any knowledge oil Whst
was going on in thst way, Anu N III I "
;nvsstivatious no evidence was ever ieaVn'
ed 10 disturb Lis own deniaia,, y IS also
matter OF argument how lar ne may
oH" hc.n irsuonsib!a for the Electoral
rSmmissiou method Of settling, tue as
,,n,a Mr. Tildeu has been accused OF VoW'
ar,iiro in This connection. II ID no IOuDI
a tact tint lie did not wish to dlaIul1 lns
nears Of Ing country bya bloody stHsR!e
ior ths Presidency, but 1t ID A!6u no GoubS
iact tlAt If Congress hGd ctc.afeu NiE'
Tildn elected Au would have been IN
auguralpd. His cuter has ny I,,a. , Gn'
thS. gives color to the charge o. co"aiulee'
IfMr, TiIdep had been declared elected
he certainly would have been seated ana
that without the aid Of Mr.. WatteraonS
ubupdred thousand unarmed Kentuck'
iaus,n Tie people woud have seen to that
However few fiery politicians on either
sldo mas have felt about it, the country
was determined that the result, as 1t
might bs declared by Congress after the
hearing before the Electoral Commission
shol!d be Gcct pied 90 final and binding
subject Of course to any subsequent DO
cislon Of the Supreme Cour'.
1t would havctrquircd NO more courage
on the part IL Mr.. Tillen than it did on
tho part Of Mr.. Hay es 10 take the Feat' II
implied no coTadice, butts good cit'zin's
ready obedience to lawfully ascertained
results, 10 accept tic result as 1t was de-
clared. Mr.. IiIdeu and Mr.. Hayes had
sgreed to submit TO the operation OF the
Cpecisl Gcs OF Congress devised TO meet
tho peculiar features Of novel cOntro'
yony, Neither could in honor haYe Np-
pealed from tho finding except 10 the
courp, right which was especially re-
served to both in the act.
An appeal to arms would have been as
disgrscalul as it would have been futile
Mr.. Tilden kuewthis, and 1t will stand Tor
all time to his c,edi! that he refused to
permit tho Hotspup Of his party TO drive
him into the talCial role OF an American
PEOtender, t4
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At a period Uiliie when building wo'
manhood requires al! hUr strengIh to meet
the demands nature makes upon 1t, many
a young woman returns home from the
severe mental strain Of school with a
constitution, and her iunc'
tons disarranged, to go to an early grave.
Ifshe had been wisely Counseled and given
the benefit OF DR.. Pierces "FaVorite Pre-
scrlption" her bodily development might
have kept pace with her mental growth,
and health and beauty would not have
given way to decline and death. u
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yharkl would 90 the sticks, and the bray
would be suppIessed-and thus all night
Il was said that this was needless severity,
for It would have sutEiced to tie hFlckbat
10 the tail OF each mule.
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MONTGOMERY On Thursday, August s, 1855, at
$50 O'clock 4. NJ, ELiLAHETII, wife OF William
Montgomery, aged u ycar4 .e.J
Funeral from hi late residence In Martins Ferry,
Ohio, this lFrIdsyl afternoon at 1850 O'clock
IntermCnt at Mt, Olive! Cemcier|r .Caldwell's
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4ootis, Stationery, ~,
COME FIRsT.0LAsS
Hot weather Literaturo!

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commencing at 10 o'clock 4, NJ. the following d.
IcIibo property, that Is to suy: All that rat d
lois numbered niue aud ton III Ghap,lpc aud EGlF,
addition to the city OF Wheeling, bounded Ind
moro particularly DESERT cd rs follows lpAaLpi
al a point aud nj tho centre VI The btCA d,yl,O8
wall on the nOlIhcTly side Of Twenty Igii ,tft,
md seyonty.One ~ feet eastwardly from lhcN, [
corner OF WRer and 1wcntylhltd streets; thelC.
uOrIhwRrdly and pAiul,el with said Mater Nir,
NJ feet 10 the sOut6erly SIDE Of alcn loot al.eyWy
md with tho said side Of the said alleYNsy eisi
waTdiy sixteen and ClShttwCllihs lGS.l!D ipI b
tho Townsend line, aud With his line s0uthWAhly
and parallel with Water street seyCn,y.iwO Gal
nIne.tWeliths u! g.l2) feet; thence eltWadly mi
parallel with TWGntythiTd street six W Vl;ihCu0
SouthWavdly and parallel with Water street !Ony,
nine ard lSTce.twtliths " 3l!l feet 10 tic hOnh
Crly line III IwentY'thiId street, and VITA ihrAn.
WeskWaTdly twenty-five aud CiahlrtHel tbs Cg!sl.
iort TO the beginning, Together with all the ap
purlCUanCes un,o the said laud be unsilg OF il
any Wise RppeTtslnlpg.
TERMS Of SALELOnG'lhirl oil tho pnithEe
mCnty, or 40 much more Us the purchaser uly
CluCt 10 pay, cash IN hand IN the day q sils all
Inc residue thereof IN Two CquRl insGlmenB, piy
ablO In one and two years respectively lwH he
day Of sale the purchaser TO give his notes bearing
interest from the day Of sale, lut.rcd pNyNbclemf
annually With good personal security lor The d.
iorred payments, and tho legal uLe 10 he TetAilsd
50 - GE0RiE II. 4. GILCuRIsT, Trustee,
j. @, ltERVEY, AuCtIOnCgF. ~!
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tYou cannot fight against the future"
saws Mr., Gladstone, and some politicians
Iid II hard 10 asht agalnSt the past
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FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE DAILY INTELL|GENCER.

The coming campaign in this State will be the most
interesting and important in the history OF the two
parties. The Legislature to be chosen will elect
United States Senator and the elements that will enter
into the contest promise to make the campaign very
heated one.
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS will be
no less interesting and certainly no less important
This campaign is to be pushed with more than usual
vgor on both Sides and the INTELL1GENcER equip
ped with correspondents as to be able to place all in
formation concerning the campaign in prompt manner
and attractive style before its readers.
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FOR REED ORGANS,

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", j. ", C0WpES, Trustee.
W, II, HALLEkI AuCltOnecr, ly.g

HNRUSTE ELS SALE OF CENTRE
i WHEELING PROPERTY.
Iy virtue OF a Deed ot Iru,t made by Austin
Valley and julia a, daley, his wife, 10 ms 4,
lrIIGtee, bearing dae on the IAN day ul Nay, 4 b
1881 aud recorded In the office OF the Clcri Of Me-
County Court Of Ohio county, West NiIginlG, IN
DEED Of TIIst hook No, ~, page lOl viii ltl Al
public auction Ht the front dO0rot the Court lOus
Of Ohio county, WCst Virginia, on
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The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY
AuRuSt z, 1855, 1t the same hour and place ''
IN. HALLER, Auciioneer. '''' SS;
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saturday, THE llh DAY OF SEPT EYBER. lSS

commencing at 10 o'clock A, w., the nlloWlD.
property, that Is To say; The lease dated FrblusT
1855, Tor term Of ten yeaN on ul that parcel X
ground situated At the corner north nj Hb ,tT,ci
and west VI Main sir Vt In thu city Of Nh,eiins
beginning ut the point Of intcEcc Inn Il @Si
streets; Inence north on the West line Of Iain
street sIxty.four feet; thence Wet parallel Min
Filth street one hundred aud twelve iett; thgngs
IOuIh with line parallel with the line oi vain
street 10 the line 81 Filth ltIeet siNly,inf lerl,
thence east on FUN street. u lhs btSIuuug, 10
STouud with all improvements, lNnr,s, slate
furniture and all property Of whatever dc CTiplioh
contained In EA!d building, known is The Sonh
End Rluk,
Terms Of sa,e-Cash,
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF NORTH I'm

eALE Oe NORIu END
i. RINK,
by virtue Of Deed OF ,rru't made by tic Wb,a,,
ing ROLLER Rink Association, n corp ration ma,
thS laws Of ths State Of West Virginia, Ia ma y,
Trustee, dated April 80, 1856, recorded in Inc o0S
Of the Jerk OF the County Court OF Ohio CougT
Nest Virginia In Deed OF Ttust Book no % y!
psgu al, will sell Ut tho front door VI The Cop
House II said county on