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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-28

M ANTED, LADY AGENTS FOR
w Ms. Campbell's New litter "a
utter, hustle, hoopskirt. and undersklrt
combined. Hoops can be removed and
skirt laundered. Adjustable TO any size.
Very fashionable. and sells for 81 10 every
we'll dressed lady as soon as shown. Agents
double their money. Also full line OF new
furnishing goods For ladies and children.
ADDRESS. with stamp r.. III. CAMPBELL X
co, Asa west Randolph street. Chicago,
Illinois. fe l4.Su ru&rht5t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

A, shorthand writer o. twenty
year's experience recently said 20 =
Washington Sar reporter:
" A Congressman once said 10 me
siCsn you e1Ins up % nay heuse %.
night ] want 10 dictate & speech. p
"All right, said I but Is vii cost
-'Wbal! Ten dollars for an even
ing's wsrki can get Il done for 50
s'iY You won't have tho least trouble
Ia getting Il done for So / replied.
A few days afierward 1 met him,
end he said. II wish you would help
me out with ttst speech"
Didn't you get your S5-man 20 do
Il, % 4 asked.
'"Oh. yes. he replied, "bnt the id
fool took down everything 1 said.
word for word. aud made the worst
mess ever saw. ASH obliged 10
A.. commence il all over again.
"ro show YOU how dependent upon
their stenOgTapher men can become
be went Oh, II will tell you thai for
thirteen years | was privste secretary
70 Gen. Garfield, and = great deal Of
the tine be did not see niue. tentiis Of
his correspondence. 1 would furnish
him With blank sheets OF paper aud
indicate where his signature should
be written. I would afterwards write
his Letters, and end them &C his sigma
ture aud address and mail them. OF
course I had taken = greet deal Of die
tatiOn before was trusted 10 such an
extent, and knew just about what he
would want 10 say. l was &c Mentor
Al the time the New York Tribune
telegraphed 10 Gen. Garfield TO know,
II he was the author Of the MOrey let
ter, and was awakened from q sound
sleep In the middle OF the night By
Gen Garfield. He showed me the
telegram, and said did / ever
write that letter % / was q bic to pro-
nOunee IL \ forgery at once. knew
] had never written It, and I was 80
familiar with general Garfisld's style
that was satisfied he never could
have written IT, -
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Piles

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some az
lection Of the kidney or neighbor-
organs. At times, symptoms Of indi-
gestiOns are present, As fiatulency, IN
easiness Of the stomach, etc A
moisture. like perspiradon, producing
a very disagreeable itching, particu-
larry after getting warm ia bed, is 4
very common attendant. Internal,
External and Itching Piles yield at
once TO the application Of DR. BOsanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
TumOr, allaying the intense feelings
and efeeting permanent cure where
all other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
tenn produces disability but try it and
be cured. Price 50 cents. Ask youF
druggist for it, and when you cannot
obtain il Of him, we will send ID, pre-.
paid, on receipt OF price. Address
The DR.. BOsankO Medicine Co., Piqua
Ohio. Sold bV Oscar Seitz.
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1ours truly
JAMES b. FRYE,
ll2 Garrisnn Ave.
RIRTH OF APoEM.

Prom the Literary lille
Doubtless inany Of our readers have
read Gen. w. ) Lytle's fine poem,
Cleopatra, written the night before
the battle la which be was killed.
The Pittsburg Leader relates the roe
mantle circumstances under which il
was written. They were told by the.
late Col. Realf 20 a gentleman.
He spoke Of the night before the
battle at which Gen. W. ). Lytle fell
The two (Realf aud Lyttlel lay to-
gether in the Generals tent.
They were both given to writing
poetry at such time, and each had an
unfinished poem on hand, and they
read aud criticised each others efforts
humOrOusly Tor some lime, when
said Lyle
"Rsaif. 1 shall never live to finish
that poem"
Nonsense, said I, ''you will
live 10 write volumes Of such stuff
a feeling has suddenly come over
me, % continued the General sOlemnly
(which is more startling than q
prophecy, that / shall be killed In to-
morrOws's fight.
"AsI spoke 10 you. saw the green
hills Of the Ohio az i stood among
them. They began to recede from me
In q weird way. and AZ they disap-
peared the conviction flashed upon
me like the lightnings shock that /
should never see them again
/ rallied him for his superstition but
the belief had become 80 strangely
Impressed upon his mind. snd he sue
ceeded 80 far IN thrilling me with his
own unnatural fear that ! begged Eim
to finish his poem before he slept, that
such fine work might not be lost to
the world.
In the small hours the General
awakened me from a slumber Into
which I had fallen 20 read 20 me that
beautiful poem, which must live as
long g. our literature survives, be-
ginning,
am dying Egypt, dying
Ebhs the crimson life-blOod fast.
Ny eyes filled with tears as he rad.
He said not word a. he c0ncluded,
but placed the manuscript in his /
pocket and lay down to sleep.
Before dawn. came the call Of /
arms. When ] next saw poor Lyle /
be WIS cold ia death among heaps Of /
slain. I thought of the poem. and /
searthiug the pocket where had
seen him put it, drew IL forth, and 4
Il was forwarded among the other
.hings 10 his friends
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

1t Is said that $1,000 people die an
nually In the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
OF the country one death in every
three is from Consumption. This can
he and should be avoided our people
are too careless about an Oruiuziy
cough or cold, and other symptoms Of
throat and lung affections that lead to
this disease. You should arrest IL
while it isin the germ. Two or three
doses Of DIR. BOsankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. 1; does not dry up a
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
it, But acts directly on the throat and
BRONCHIAL tubes, removing all the
phlegm aud morbid matter that aceu-
mulates in the throat and lungs. II
allsys all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct. Sold by
Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

Read, ponder and profit thereby.
Kemp's Balssm for the Throat and
Lungs is conceded by all who have
used 1t TO excel any preparation In
the market Is a complete Throat and
Lung Healer. All PERSONS afflicted
with that dreadful disease-Consump
tion-will find speedy relief and in a
majority Of cases 3 permanent cure.
The proprietor has authorized J. j.
Purcell to refund the money to any
party who has taken three-fourths Of
a bottle without relief. Price so cents
and 81. Trial size free.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

Is the daughter OF Mr.. D. r. Wagner.
Of the firm Of Messrs. d. r. Wagner
& Co., merchants In Water Valley,
Mis-. He writes from his home
under date Of Oct. 10, 1885, aud says:
'OuT little gil Jessie was taken with
scrOfula about six years ago. She
was then only six years old. We
tried all the best physicians 10 our
town, Ne well % those al Hot Springs,
aud Eureka Springs, Arkansas; in
Philadelphia and New YoFk City, be-
sides the virtues Of numerous
other springs which We visited,
and dad for her all that affect
ion and money could do fOE abont
four years, and with AL this We bare
y managed 10 Keep her alive. She Was
the most sffiieted child | ever saw.
She had assesses on al Of her joints
and on her neck. and small pieces Of
bone worked from them Cor more
than Two years, and her elbow and
hip joints stiffsned. AfteV trying,as
We thought, almost every thing, and
apparently with out any permanent
effect. in our despair concluded 20 try
Swiftis specific Strange 70 gay be-
fore she bad finished the first boltle
we saw a change for the bettes. Her
appetite began 90 improve, snd her
eyes 20 brighten. soon she csased 10 |
complain Of the distressing pains
which bad nade her life miserable
the previous years. In ten months
after she began 10 take 5. 5. ). sll
the abessses had healed up, and she
had now grown much taller aud i'm
proved 10 weight twenty pei cent.
Nov, with the exception Of 3 stiff
elbow ana hip. she j. ~ well - any
one. No one who knew her cotditi0n
four years ago thought she would ever
get over IL. We attribute her recov-
cry 70 sWift's Specific entirely I
have seen g tried with seveFaI others
hers, and always with good results"
Treatise on Skin and Blood diseases
mailed free. tbs SWIFT SPECIFIC
Co, Drawer 3, Atlantis, Ga. l51 W. 3
4 New York. ]
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MIraeuIou, Escape.

w. W. Reed. druggist Of Winebes-
ter, Ind, writes lone Of my Gus
TONERS. Mrs. Louisa Pike. BartOnia,
Randolph county, Ind, was n long
sufferer from Consumption and wss
given up to die by her physicians.
she heard OF DR.. Kings New Dlscov-
cry for Consumption, and begun buy
lag Il OF me. Ia six months time
she walked 20 this city, distance OF
six miles, and Is now 20 much i'm
proved she has quit usingit. She feels
she owes her life 10 It."
Free Trial Bottle at Oscar Seiiz's
drug store.
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Is the most destructive and danger
Gus Of all contagious diseases; In fact
DiarFhea, Cholera M0rbus and stOm-
ache disorders are greatly modified
forms Of this disease. During these
months Il ~ unsafe 70 be without
BE0e's DIARRHOEA BALsAN which
acts so successfully in all summer
complaints. II Is harmless and pleas
ant 10 administer. For sale by Oscar
=a{fv
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DEAR MS. JOINS In glaneing
over the W5m1a's Tri5Has, edited by
Airs. Clara Colby, Of Nebraska. my
eye was riveted upon an article emit
tied, "From che Land or the Free"
The article vas from the pen Off c.
Hale. o. Olympia, Washington Terri
tory. Never before has the title Of
an article brought 70 my mind such n
flog % thought. Oh, what a shame
for our own beautiful country to have
snch q stigmA resting upon it under
the cloak 81 freedom. u this q free
countrys Are not Inothers, sisters
and daughters fully the equal Of man +?
ANY one will agree that the woman's
intellect fuliy equals that OF man.
Then IL that be the case. surely the
same Intellect will help her 70 use the
right Of equal enfranehisement with
Judgment About the only reason
advanced By those opposed 70 the
equality Of the sexes, seems % be that
woman viii neglect her household
Affairs. T. there any more need that
she shsll do this than the husband
and father shall do 50? A true
mother viii never neglect home ties,
Tor the outside world There are
many who would" methinks hear
some one say. Probably there are, but
are there not many who do 50 n0w
for the frivoiities Of the world ? Sure
Is We cannot lay their neglect 10 vot.
ing st the polls now. Oh. may we
soon see the day when we can join our
Washington Territory sister aud shout
THE glad tidings, We are free 2"
Then think We can easily show to
the world that Ability does not al
ways wear breeches"
Youns for the war Of justice.
PAULINE
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With q majority Of people II Il Al
experiment that DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup is e sure cure for
Coughs. Colds. Pains Ia ths Lungs,
Soreness IN the Chest. etc. but for
those Who doubt, ask your neighboFs
Who have used Il or get q free sample
bottle o. Oscar SeisS. the druggist
-
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Want Of confidence accounts for
half ofthe business failures Of to-day.
Oscar Seitz, the druggist, is not liable
10 fail for the want Of confidence IN
DR.. BOssnkO's Cough and Lung Syrup
for he gives away > bottle free to ali
who are suffering with Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Consumption aud all Sffee-
sions Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

Captain Paul Boynion's curioslti 6
sold for about 5000 az public auction
the other day. The Captain proposes
20 swim up the Amazon River Ia the
spring.
DR.. ralinsEe's Brooklin Tabernacle
pews were sold Monday evening aud
brought, prsmiunis auountnEIto S O00.
The Pew rental for the year amounts
% Si7 .2iO, and the total receipts Of
the church viii reach sS0,O50.
Daniel Smith and wife, Of Merrick
J.. I, have lived togethed seventy-tw0
years. and hsve nine % their fourteen
children living. They have twenty
uine grandchildren, forty great.Fnnd-
children, and four ErHat-greai gnnd-
children. Dir. smith Is IS years Old,
aud his wife So.
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The United States Government
issues 1890 different books year.
Wedding guests" are furnished
to order by an agency in Paris.
William Mitchell, OF Milford, Pa.
hes lust discovered that an old pack
age Of Mexican bonds which have
served as playthiRgs for his children
for years are worth SiO0.00O.
A twenty-twO-carat diamond, worth
$40 q carat, was found Ia the WiseOn-
sin diamond mine, forty miles north
Of Milwaukee. last week.
Smith NJ. Weed says that Mr.. Til
denis reason for remaining al Grey
stone Is that he can not stand the
rough ride over the city pavements-
Ex-C0ngressmsn Samual F. Barr.
Of Bar HarbOr, Me-, says that the
Presidential fight 10 1883 will be be-
tween Senators Sherman and Logan.
Edmund Yates writes In the Lon
don World that Nine Patti + coming
10 America next autumn. II fear she
IL getting iazyn he says because she
lbas just refused IS 900 for fifteen
concerts in Russia because il is so
cold
Nine Patti ct Vienna received on
the stage q Christmas gift In the form
OF tree, the branches % which we're
interlaeed with q golden chain each
link Of which bore In diamonds the
name Of the opera in which the prima
donna had appeared.
Senator Ramsey, Of Minnesota, sew
ersl years ago gave his wife tie choice
between = block lot in Minneapolis
or nice new bonnet. Designating
the traditions Of her sex she took the I
lot and recently sold Il for 81. GOO
The present value Of the hat she had /
IN mind at the time Is not known.
The late Mr. Sharon's gin II $50, 900 /
% Golden Gate Park, san Francisco.
is 20 be expended ON marble gales /
The gates, with wings and facade.
will BE- $50 feet long. aud the central /
facade 90 feet high, will pc pierced By 1
three arches. The two wings will be 4
built as c5lonnades.
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The matron Of the Home Of the
Friendless At Jersey City. N. j.,
writes: Everything good for babies,
deserves attention. Group Is their
worst enemy. am happy to state
we have used HILLS Peerless Cough
Syrup with best OF results here among
our little ones. can eheerfully rec
Ommend 1t to all mothers for Group.
Mrs. G.. BOULTER.
Oscar Seitz sells above Syrup. No
cure, no pay.
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cURE and certain PREVENTATIVE Of
So Hoa "oTsmE n -

A CURB and certain PREV ENTAIlNE Of
So AOG CHoLaE7A "
and otherdiseases 70 which hogs are subject.
What eur remedy will do 1T Will put your
hogs in hne condition. Il viii improve their
appetites. II stops coughing amona hoas- II
regulates the bowels aud arrests disease 10 every
instance
What the Remedy has done
LAMAsTEE 4 FERars0N, Topeka Ean Nov -
sIRs Amer losing 50 head Of my hogs By
chOiera, began using your remedy for hog chol-
era and can say Il has checked the disease and
entirely cured the balance. I heartily recom-
mend u, not only as a preventative bat a cure.
Ny hogs are doing we'll H. II. STANTON.
We guarantee our remedy 10 be superior %
any hog medicine, and are ready . prove Il By
United States where hog cholera exists, use moth
ing but cur Own medicine and arrest the disease
In every instance or forfeit $500; all We ask Il q
reasonable compensation for our services if ue
succeed. we mean Just = hat We say. Gel some
Of cur remedy 81 once and feed 70 your hors. Do
not wait uniil they get sick, bat get some and
use 20 ward on disease, 81 q preventative a bet
ter than q cure. Ask your druggist for 70, send
direCt 70 u.s. Take no other. One p0und trial
package sent By express prepaid, 81 o.. l0-pound
can 90 cents per pound. 8 pound can el2.0o.
Write for circular and treatise on hog cholera.
Agents wanted. Address
LAMAsFER a FERGusoN,
Topeka, Kansas.
J. ~. Ericsson. saIIna. Kansas.
JOHN A. BRANIFF. RIP. CRAVEEs
Notary RubIie. Eotsry RsbHs
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W. H. HnL & Co. Fairport, n. Y.
-Gsnfi,men. Fer years my wife has
been sufferer from Constipation and
observation-disclosures bey0nd eniur-
aoee. She has tried many remedies,
aud consulted eminent physicians bat
found no help. About three months
ago she began TO take CObb's Little
Poiophiln pills. aud she has had but
one return Of the hsadaehe. aud that
was csused BY overWork.
Yours, truly,
Forsals ~ o. seitz-
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ABILTTYHAS NO SEX.

csanauicsiisas ara Newspaper CiipFluEa soliei
"a 30 taia cliamu. address
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lt Is claimed that idiots. insane per-
ssns, and criminals should be denied
al rririlei e. and immunites a. re-
EI,ecis civil and political rights.
Query: Ought women 20 be held in
the same category with these
lt has tcen considered among the
ErusstEi ~ uutrages that can be perpe-
traied Cor one nation OF people 10 leg
Estate Tor another nathan or people;
fsr the former % enact laws and an
administration, and 20 compel the
latter tote governed by them.
QleTy; Is N not Just ~ gross an
outraEe Tor men @ enaci laws aud %
eBforce them upou women Is 10 not
- be presumed thai the same princi-
pie holds good in the relations Of
sexes as in other relations
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We hold our women amenable to
the laws under which they live, 10 be
re1fshed By them, and % be dcalt
eiih macy titnes, even more severely
than men.
ouery. Would ID b. any violation Of
Republican principles that women be
allowed Go have q voice in making
thsse laws and % assist in fixing the
character and amount Of penalties
attashel 70 them
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re d asked. ''IzoE would q woman
lruk in the presidential chair % The
Cnilei Staies 9 Answer by
ooarrs How Dies Queen Victoria
louk ap5n The shEoas o. Englandg
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Kansas Medicine Co.
SaIina, Kansas.

Following are the remedies.
Kidney and Liver Cure, for diseases OF The
Kidney and Liver.
Pile Remedy. for HemorrkoIds ard Rectal u
GERS
Dyspepsia osrs. for Indigestion and cossap.-
tioH ~ the baurls.
Lightniug OIL. for an Palma, Rhsunafism, New
Falria. Dlarrhea and Colie.
Aathmarine, Tor Asthma. Coughs and rerioan
Brynehial Affections. No iailure ifdlrecii1ns are
followed.
Dr. stove, the originator ofthess incidence, g
lime 70 the praeiiee o. BIS rrufeaion. ireating
g ronic diseases, and supcrintendinF TIE u1aru-
facturs Of bic remedies. he b The only phyEi-
elan In the State uho exclusively treafs chr1nie
diseasess Perfect satitalction = guaranteci %
srery case entrusted 10 co. care.
Cohsuiiation strictly con1de1ilai. OHce ever
Salina, Eanaaa- a
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coed werzmv A6ette.
MASTERS REMEDY.

shop On Santa Pc Avsnus. tvo aoars south Of
Obei 4 Hagemans.
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OUR 2 - = 80 - - &: ,s e. g. 49,
American Pa Co.. ehiada Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.


The Canadian Pacific railway depot at
Winnipeg burned. Loss 100000.
George W. Blabon 4 Co. soilCloth works
at tNicstown, Pa, burned; loss $4,000.
D. Henry Wheeler, a prominent citizen
Of Prosperity, =. O., was waylaid aud mur.
dered by George McNeary yesterday.
The eight men escaping from the Idle.
wild disaster IN q llte.boat undoubtedly
persisted. The empty llfe.boat has been
found.
Philip Smith, foreman Of the Cincinnati
lOikVrdlud, tnysteriously disappeared
while about 10 take a steAnar OF New York
for Bavaria.
Michael MCCabe, Patrick Condor and
an unknown man were found frozen 10
10 death In the streets Of New York yes.
terday morning.
Abe Thompson, the negro who outraged
Mrs. Lancaster, near Glenn. Springs, s. o.,
on Friday last, was lynChed at SpaftanB.
burg yesterday afternoon.
Tho United States Supreme Court has
affirmed the decision of the lower court
that Tennessee cannot tax Pullman sleep.
Ing cars running through the State.
ID The opinion Of Governor Foraker, ol
Ohio, Mayor Smith, Of Cincinnati, has full
control Of The police force, and may re-.
move the Superintendent for cause.
II tis reported that monopoly has been
formed for controlling the manufacture oI
Cotloh.seed oil, and that sixty percent ol
IN Gi.a .aiii. 40 IL IL VI aaia -
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MILsuN,s sl,hEcII.
The TsnOr OF HIS KsmA Ka 10 the HOuAs o.
Representatives Yesterday.

The Tenor OF His Rsma ka 10 the HOuAO Of
Representatives Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, u. o., March 2-Iu con-
sldering the Pension bill in the House to.
day Mr.. Wilson, Of West Virginia, spoke
at some length. Referring to the crit
Clsm that Commissioners Black had kept
Republican members Of Congress waiting
In the ante room while he was Conierring
with the Democratic members in regard
10 removals from his office, Mr.. Wilson
said that the country would commend tie
Commissioner II he held those con.
ierenCes little more often and
would commend his action TO other
high officers. He regretted to hear the
gentleman from Maine (Mr. Boulelle)
CrltiClsing the Southern people because
they had in ono or two points raised mod.
est monuments to their dead. The
mourners around those monuments could
appeal to the SsaCher VI all hearts to tes,
tily that they cherished no thought, wish
or aspiration that did not throb for the
greatness and glory Of American institu
tlons. He had served In the Con,
federate army as q private
but lie felt the kindling Of nc
feeling that did not urge him to the posi-
tion be occupied to-day, his whole duty II
the whole country. lie saw in the wal
the stately stepping Of that providence
which used the wrath Of men 10 work out
It's benehcent purposes. II had abolished
slavery. The war had secured the preRer
vation Of the Union, but It has secured 4
result greater than the preservation Of the
Union in the extinction Of slavery, and
greater than the extinction Of slavery wal
the utter annihilation Of any ground, cause
or excuse for further sectional prejudice
or sectional hate. Applause on the Dem
ocratic side,
Mr. Henderson-"Amen to that brother
Wilson. l want that acted upon by your
ifiends.n
MI. Wilson's speech was listened tc
with great attention by both sides Of the
House and he was frequently interrupted
with the applause Of his party colleagues