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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-31
TO BE PUSHED.
Orders for Building the Red Rirer, Sabine
and Western Road.

Orders for Building the Red Rirer, Sabine
and Western Road.
Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Dec. S0.-From L.
W. Lloyd, president of the Red River,
Sabine and Western Railroad, chartered
not long since, it is learned that instruc-
tions from the New York offices have
been issued to have thirty miles of the
road completed if possible by July l :,
1889. An engineering outfit will be
placed III the field in about ten days, and
in accordance with the instructions work
will be pushed as rapidly as men and
means can do it. The first work
doue will be between San Angus
tine and Nacogdoches, and Will pass
through the oil and coal regions of those
counties. 1t will also tap the long-leaf
pine forests between the Houston, East
and West Texas Road and Red river,
striking the river at Alexandria, La.
Mr.. Lloyd has just returned from New
York, where offices of the road were
opened at No. 66 Broadway, and No. 10
New street, with Second Vice-President
William E. Young in charge. Mr..
Lloyd says that capitalists of the East are
anxious to invest money in railroads in
the South, but they all want to invest in
roads running east and west, having
somewhat of prejudice against roads
running north and south
MI. Lloyd will remain few days in
the front tepush the work Wong.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-31

THE GAzETTE's special edition will be
issued Tuesday morning. If you have
not sent in your orders for advertising
and extra copies, please do SO as early on
Monday as possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-31

parallel in any country in the world.
There is truth in this picture, and yet
there is another side of it. IA Professor
Brice would probably allow had he based
his observations on the proceedings of the
last Republican national convention +,
where Il railroad king stood no show for
the presidency simply and solely because
of the anti-railroad feeling in the great
west
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-31
LOCAL TEMPERATURES.
Corrected daily BIZ j. P. Nicks.


Eastern Texas-Rain, colder, winds be-
coming northerly.
For Arkansas-Light rain followed
Monday by fair, colder, northerly winds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-31
THE RAILROADS.
Notes of Interest About the Great Iron
Highways.
the Roads Forty Years Ag0-0ur Railroad
Kings-Digging Big Tunnel-Where
Turkeys Are Plentiful.
Hnl,le NOfes.

H. P. Hughes, travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
came in from Houston yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-31
CITY Public Schools.

The exercises of these schools begin this
morning at 9 a. m, and it is hoped that
there will be cheerful return of all the
pupils to their grades, and
determined to work to the
end for promotion another session.
The superintendent desires TO meet the
principals and teachers for white pupils at
the Girls High School building Tuesday +,
January |, at IN. The principals and
teachers of the eolored at Building No. 6
Wednesday, January 2, at 4 p. m.
THE GAZETTE s been the great factor
in building up Fds Worth Now lend a
helping hand ARif by distributing a
gOodly number4 ftss geeial issue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-31

Messrs. J. F. McCarty and F. Fuller OF
Los Angeles, Cal, representing the
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors, res
Gently organized i'll that city, are stop
ping at the Ellis, and are here for the
purpose of organizing a subordinate div
ision in this city. They wish to meet all
conductors interested and discuss the
merits of the new organization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-31

Every mapAfta ctRre, no matter how
small, should fertise in THE GAZETTE IS.
special editions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-31

If you haTasn otsa1ready done so, give
an order at onasxor advertising and extra
copies of To GAzAgTE' S special edition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
HARRIsOS INDICATED.
His Alleged ATTACK ON Irishmsn wholly
Without Foundation and Untrue

His Alleged Attach ON Irishmsn who'll!
without Foundation and Untrue
BLOOMINuTON, ILL, October L.
On the I'D inst. wiIIiar Condor, NJ
Irish resident Of bloomington, rub
Used an affidavit in which he swOr,
that In 6 speech made by Genera
Benjamin Harrison, November =
1876, this city, Harrison made use OI
the following language: "NOu al
know what they the lrish) are, and
II 10 were not for them we would not
need half of our penitentisries
which ars almost full of them. They
are only good To shovel dirt and
grade railroads, for which the re-
ceive more than they are worth. a.
they are no acquisition to the
American people"
Four others by affidavit rorrObOra-
ted COndOu's statement in u greater
or less degree. The bloomington
Paragraph will publish the affitlG-
Wits OF thirty-fOur men who were la
General Harrison = audience, all Of
whom fatty contradict COndOu's
statements, and declare that the
charge against Harrison 10 wholly
without foundation and totally Un-
true; that General Harrison did not
use the words attributed to him. or
any others of u similar tenor or
effect. Amung those who thus
testify are eX-tiOyerhOT John NJ
Hamilton, Congressman RUwell,
Messrs. ID. VI. and d. r. Funk, Hon.
7. T.. Kerry, Colonel john Reed,
Messrs, Luke Nevin and Edmund
O'COnnell, prominent lrishmeu:
Captain A. SwestZeT, last COM
mander q. A. II. department Of ILL.,
nOis, and J. II. Cheney, late receiver
of the Lake Erie d Western rail
Way.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
Election Proclamation.
STATE OF KANSAS
NsnNagTNnE SALINE -

STATE OF KANSAS
CDTNTf % SALINE.
The stat Of R"HsGs.f1 rU 'rhoH, fEes- prsserf,
shdu cyfHs. grrsf.Hg:
Saline county, Kansas. by virtue 81 the
authority ia ms vested do. by this prDrlau-
alton give Iul,llr ndfi-. that on Tuesday. the
9Th Of November \. T.. iSS,. thsre will ~ n
general election and the Officers To- ~ chosen
a. follow:
Nine Presidential Electors. one Governor.
one Lieutenant Governor. one Secretary oi
state, one Auditor. "ne Attorney General.
one Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
one As~Ociai" Iu~ti~e. one Congressman for
Finn District, one state -cna tor, one County
Attorney. one Pr'lai. Judge one RsprsSrn-
tative. one Clerk District Court. one i1unty
Superintendent, "u" county Commissioner
for second Commissioner District.
CANHKIN ruwNsHIr.
one Trustee. one Clsrk. one TrSaSurrr. two
Iusfirrs Of the P"arc. two rnn~tal,les and On"
road "N"T-eef for each roai district.
DAYTON TOWNSHIP.
Ons Trustee. one Clerk. one Treasurer. tao
JustirFs 81 the Peace. two GonstablsS and
on" mad pVersser for zach road disriri.
ELN CREEK T"wSsHIP.
onr Trnst... one slcrk, one Treasurer. two
Justice Of the Peace. two Gonstahie> AMI
one uNerSc.F Tor each rad district.
EUEEEA TOWNSHIP.
tine TRUSTEE. "u' IL TX. one Treasurer. two
justices uf th, Peace. two G1nstabl.-s AMI
one ruad Oy-r~'-'r fer zach rJitd district.
INLrN r"WN~IIP.
one Tru-t"s. "n" clerk, "n- Treasurer. two
Iu>tIr.s uf The q, s''. two Gun-iablss anil
"ii' rual ''N'~~s-vr Ter s-arh fr'1d district.
.EEEiEN T"UN-HIF.
"n. Trustee. "u' '-l,fk. nn- Treasurer. two
Jus'i,-'-~ of The l'-ur-. tvu Cun-iail'- and
"n" read ","r~--r Tor acii road district
Hr--I.v T"wN~HIr.
tine Tru-t', "ur ,Irrk. "u- Tresur-r. On,
Justin, g! ia, Prs,"'..'Wu U"nsia i,lr, and "n,.
f''s,i b''T-'"r i"T 'arh r'ssi district.
'.LENnNLt T"WN-Hir.
On" IT'iS''7', "mr l'rk. enc TREASURER. tw"
I"-il"'~ 81 the Par. ~" I"u-iahl'-- AMI
enc r'''l "'"r-.'T ter each rnaI district.
LITTTTN T"WN~uIr.
'''.'. Tru-i,r.. one I'-rk. an. Treasurer. tive
'"tI,i'l,i'-- and "n' r"ad "N"r-"rr fur rSrh
Rad distinct.
ON" r"w~-uIr.
rn" Tru,'".. "m" '.l'-rk. "nr Treasurer. rW"
lu-'ir'.. ct if' T'sar,. twn Cut~tabl'~ amt
"n' f''a" "'"r-''-r l"r ZACH rua'i district.
rIIN>NSI NSLLIh lew N~HIr.
On Ir,i,t., "I'.. ,l'ri, one TREASURED ~"
"u" read psTr~''T Ter ..ss'-h r,r,l district.
-uEHN NIL few NNiIIr.
en- lTu~''' uii'. !'rk. "II" Treasurer, ~"
lu.ii''. ut the r'.ir,. ~" t'un>iHtl,-> apd one
rad ''f' e. ,.l i"r ZACH r"sd district.
~vrEN ,IFw Tow >-Hir.
"u' Tru-'.... '.'r'. Ihrk. "nr TREASURER. tw"
Justices "i ih" rrar'. iwn t''n>taII,-- a.Id
"II" I.'st'i ''Ngr~'e''T 'ur Zach rad district.
-u"LN> T'w~-HIr.
'but TRUSTEE. ,,il,. . l.rk uu, Trra>ur,r two
lu,ii""> 81 tr" Poo. ~" t"n-Ia''lr> and
',u' r'rtI UN'r~rf-r fer ,-t"h r,,-,d district.
II aHIrI I"wN-Hir.
t''r" Trustee. "ur .I'rE. "u'. Ir"i-uirt. tvs"
juice cot 20. r's'.. i"" C0u~ili'I'7- and
uu. r,,.I ''y.r-.e..r '"F ,-s,'.n r',a.I district
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
NERVOUS DISEASES,

~ every elias of Nervous Dsa remedy ha, been ALL,
to compare with the Nryinc T which y pleasant Harmless
all its effects upon the child the u delicate mlvl
ua Nutcnl q" all the aln,ut, which the heir
dependent xI>iin and iniui., Digestion When tn n j. an
uccu supply Of fas in the hrl general debility
the brain, spinal and i tx u!t Starved Nerves
rtarv,l muscles, hnc VIXEN the RI 1t k.u uf supplied AMI
rhan weaknesses AMI ailments disappears w rr A. ill.,,
ytcm supply all the power y vh th. Vial Erc> tn
Is"ly carried i the fr suffer f. p-, nutrition
Ordinary f"" os .ut quaint IN kiu
necessary Ia rlarr the P1t nr # y:" AMI Labor imp
the For this u lt,rrlS
supplied This production g" the South
found lv aaly> thu Genital element which
im Ihi a''rlmt ir il MAGIC power all
,,T ,,Iu,utS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
Notice Of Hearing Application for DrnE
giat's Permit.

SALSA. KANSAS. sept. l2ih. iSsS.
NoTtCE j hereby given that !. the under
signed. ". ". Brown. of the Fourth
Ward OF the city Il Salina. Saline
county, Kansas. did. ON the i2Ih day 81 Sep
temhsr 4. d.. lSSs. fiie = Petition in the
potato rOurt oI Saline county. Kansas. pray
Ing fnT druggists permit "a ell intnxirai-
ing liguors tor medical. srieutihc and me
chanical purposes. only NJ his place Of bust
ness. No. ia. Santa Pc avenue, oi said city
OF Saliua. county and state Aforesaid, the
SPme being In the Fourth ward OF said city.
said petition will ~ he ard nj the uffice Of the
Probate Judge of said saline county, al the
court house, In said city Of salina, county
and state Aforesaid ON the ljth slay al
October 4. H.. ISIS, At . O'Clock a. m. of that
day. All persons Interested are NOT ned Ia
be present. and show cause why 4 druggists
permit should not be granted as prayed for.
W. ". BBowN, Applicant.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
Guardians Notice.
STATE uF KANSAS,
I.mI-NNN ~ AAnHNn

'oTNrN - SALINE.
N"TICE 10 hereby given that letters nt
guardianship On the estate Of jeremiah
WEAVER insane were grs ntsti tn the under.
signed on the nth day ~ September A n
lses BY the Probate Count OF Saline COUNTY,
Kansas Vow, all persons having any claims
against, or Interest In said estate are herehg
notified, that they must present the safne tn
the undersigned. All persons arr also here
by notified not TO transact any business, of
whatsoever kind u may BE-. with the said
jeremiah WeaNer unless with the sanction
Of the undersigned.
sa-t MARY WEAVER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18

Small house, near central school
building, for rent cheap. Every
eyAVsniSnes. CD. QrIEcY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18

7, 10 Gr.r' Saith .Ia,TIrua Nr'.r.1s &c.,:
I'LNa GENI~ i ,l,~ir,. ~ sly - Nr-t that
have suffered fer many Year. with u very -. ~
,t. i5-'si,'. ut The >',iua,h AMI I,rIr. trt.-l
'tvFE I"dI'luv 7 ,r,u.l hear ct l1rt u.rtrr'rs
'I"u'' ur u'y HpIsf.l ii''t' E,sHi until vs. Mt
Es.sl t'tfE 1"tfI ,It.i south NrT.,iu N,-rs irs.
i"ur amt ~IuIiIH,h amt Liver tUF,. u'rl stt.trt.
slus sry,rtl l-,;Il,., 81 % must ,lv lIut ava
,ufTtt-'7 Tat H. wonderful pun"f. To- eur tu,.
s'Iugvi AMI u'it'rl ~, uu- l-'f.Uu. n every.
't, ku'N the Ntlu, 81 thi, f,.r'ril us .Ir You
U.'uil u", - all. 10 .uIIiy Ihe I':u1ud
J \. H,rpfs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
Delinquent Tex List, 1887.
OCTOBER SAILS.
NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERS.
ortICE CorNrr TREAsrEry

OFFICE ~ COCSrT TREASUEEE.
saline County, Kansas
Salina, September =. lSSs
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
AZ described land and town lots. Or ~
ssry tor that . irTOSs will. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER -, IsSS
aud during the next succeeding davs there
after. be sold ~ public auction at nv nfiIr.
ia the CuuTt house In Sallna Saline COUNTY
Kansas. for the taxs~ and charges thereon
for the wear 4. u. lsS7.
CLARENCE WILSON,
Treasurer OF Sallue County. kansas.
sNoEy vIEW TWP. IH Fiuh Ial
f~s'p' STR a Amf mise santa Re - ).
a"IT - Is LEI ttnss Worth ssl
r"uN BnT-. Al 49,, -
n. ri - Ls' NuREtsoN'S ann.
sai rxr,rHsrrr apB. .
SlF a. ,,,, - state aRs
NiS " h'"'AN'H" "A
- - a ~.
HAWKES. ABb. TO n OF
aNrsUH CRY. ne cor
n m 81 Ant 3loth
p l a. ~ Phil
SaIIna lips I'D Add
- Frnnt az thence StsTritniy,
~ stn,f., IL n Saiins
ri loo . W4n
s1,, ~ - ls n IsR
n IN Ftnk az eSnto
Fan ~ IS beg. II
nnls iIA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
ien'l rass'r Agt., Cincinnati, ..

Truly Il was Home Market who
VAS nominated Nv the Rep ubIirans
At Chicago. Here is the I,oudun
Times saying, in review Of our
last census -belOrs u saw prospect
Of getting English goods into our
market duty-free: at 10 pecu-
liarity Of North American devotion
ment aud evidence Of its solidity
that town and country grow to-
gether. AS the branches and root.
Of healthy tree should stretch
forth In unison, prosperous IiTs In a
newly planted American territory ia
certain to have Its infiex in a ihriv-
ing and neighbOriug market town. -
Town and country that grow great
together means home market. which
translated L.: Harrison aud Morton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
ohio aud uI.,I..Ippr RAILWAY.

A well equipped and popular line
connecting the three important
commercial crnters-St. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati
The Ohio and Mississippi Was the
first railway constructed between
At. Louis aud Cincinnati, and its
history Of third Of a century IL one
"f steady improvement in physical
snnditiOn and traffic resources.
Al the present time four through
passenger trains each way between
st. Louis and Cincinnati are neces-
sAry To accommodate its large and
constantly increasing volume Of
travel, and two between ~. Louis
and Louisville.
Tue time of its fast daylight train
between 81. Louis and Cincinnati, .
distance of al miles, is hut ten
hours, sn average speed which IL
not surpassed 10y any railroad in the
United States.
Its trains all enter Union depots
in Cincinnati, Louisville and II. !
Louis, conveniently located near the |
Seuters Of business. Transfers TO |
other lines are thus avoided.
Through sleeping ears are run by
this line between 1t. louis. Louis
willie, Cincinnati, Washington, BaIti-
more, Philadelphia and New York.
Travellers going To any point, east.
northeast, southeast, should make
IL their business to ask for tickets
via the q. 4 NJ. Railway.
Further information IN regard TO
the route. IL not obiainahIs from the
ticket agent, will he promptly fur
nished "n application Ia 4, J. Lytle.
General Western Passenger Agent,
l0l aud los y. Fourth ST, u. Louis.
Missouri.
W. u. SHATTUC,
Genl fass'r Agt., Cincinnati, q.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
CURES ALL HuMnRs.

from q common Blotch. or Eruption. 60 the
worst scrnfula. Salt-rhrum. Il" fcy'r-snrts,'
Scaly or Rough skin. la short. all disass
catised BY Rad hiDOd are conquered hy this
powerful, purifying, and inS iEurattng rted-
cine. tirtat Eating ClCf-rs rapidly heal uni'
its benign inhucnCe. Especially has II mani
fested ts pItenry IN curing letter, ErR.-rna
EryBipeias BOiis Carbuncles, Sore Eyes Scruf-
slOlIs sores and SwellinEs, lIiT-ioint Diss-ass.
White sWellingS" GOitrr, or Thick Neck
and ENLARGED Glands. send ten cents in
stamps for 4 large Tratis.. with Culorpri
platrs, IN Skin DiNaars. or the same amount
Tor q Treatise ON ScrOtulDus AEcCtirfs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18

Harriet p Hall ni WlyurtDvu frl . SAVE.
az owe my lii' e. The IE,HI S,'!ih Am'Tr.uu
NvfNIur I hal b,'u Ia 'rrl isT five months
from tia. eject al Hn - TIu-',l ~l1ug, o. In
'I=y.ti'U. NERVOUS IU~frHifsr, rIi a 3 fi'.rIl
shattered condition e my IS AuiH stem Hal
given VI al huIs~ ui Ev'iiH= veil llrl ;ri'Hl
thru, du'IDT~ " it'll up T.lI,E The Nrst ls'rf'' 81
tie. NrTy.uv TOUT imTFuyri re -r mu,h that I
VI. AL, e. wa!k a'sI'i' al i'rv iu'tls7, Gun
Ia" entirely. ! l-.li,yy 10 th. 1T ue,liriu,. ~
The World. can not r7rummcui It to- highly.
Mr. ~. Rus-Dll. sugar Greek Nall.y. Ind.
write Il have uNRi S-vrrti hu'tlrs e The
South American NvTNinc Tonic. aud will say !
consider 10 Ih- l,7st m-'iiC!n" in tho wurli
believe II saved III. liVrs 90 tvs" az my hildFrn.
They Wr-r down uni nothing APPEARED - 10
them any ru.rl until I prpsuG u ihis remedy.
I, was very surprising h"W rap-i.y they hath
improved Uu it. ~" rI,umu4sUi TIN 'u,ail-
cine 10 all Eiy uCigh'sBrs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
The Salina Stone Yards,
UlTCh Bros. Props.
SALIVA,

Are now open. and we
are ready to do all kinds
of cut stone work, and can
furnish good footings and
ruble.
For information enquire
at the yards, corner Elm
and Fourth streets.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18

NcrvOuSncSS AMI
Nervous Pru>lration.
Nervous Headache and
Sick Headache.
Female Weakmc>-.
All Diseases at Women.
Nervous Chills,
Paralysis,
Nervous Paroxy~ms AMI
Nervous Choking
Hot Fla.lcS.
Palritation nf the Heart,
Mental Dependency,
S!ccplcs,nr>:,
-. Nitu~s Dance.
NERVOUSNESS at Female,
Ncrvuu-nc>S of Old Agr,
Neuralgia,
Pains in the Heart,
Pains in the Bark,
Failing Health.
All these and many other G.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
ulEHAT
d Ais
YOU?

Do you fed dun. Ianguid. low-spiFited- life
leo, and inda8rTihahly miserable, both phys
cally and mentally: experience Q sfnse of
fullnes OF binsfinE aftsr eating. or Of gone
inE. tongue cuatrd. bitter 90 bad taste IN
mouth, Irregular appetite, diziness. frequent
besdacbea blurred eyesight, floating specks "
before the eyeA nervous prOstrAttOu or eN-
hausiOn. irritabllity Of temper. bot fusbes
alternating With chilly sensations sharp,
hitting, transient pains here and thsre. cold
feet. droWsiDess after meals uakefulness. or
DISTURBED and uurefreFhiuR slsep. constant,
tndesrriiabie feeling OF dread, or Of tmpend-
ing ralatnhyp
of theae symptoms. you are suffering frum
that msst common Of American mAladies-
BiliOus Dyspepsia. or Torpid Liver. associated
with Dyspepsia. OF Indigestion. The more
complicated your dis-asr has b-cOu1n, the
ErpaseF the number and diversity % symp
DR.. RierceaS Golden Medical Discovery
will subdIs 10. ~ taken according To direC-
tons for q reasonable length % time. n not
cured. complications multiply snd ConuImp-
rheumatism. Kidney DISEASE. or OtiIeT grave
msladiss quite liahle IN - IN and sSI,Insr
or later. induce q fatal termination.
DF. PlrFce's Golden Medical Die.
eOTsry arts powerfully upun tho Liver an
through that Ersat bl1yd purifying 90 -.
clsanss the sSsiem 10 all blOS.d-taints AN,
purItisa. from hatever caus- arising. u
equally efiiGaffDtls In acting upDu the Kkl-
nrys. and uth"r eICIrtBry Organs. sls7.n sinE
strengthening. and healinR their di-nssS A.
an spIS-tiZmg, restorative tome i gr"uU''s
digestion and nutrition, thereby building W
b1th n@sh ard strength. In nialETiaI distticts
this WONDERFUL medicine has gaitis-i tyrr'af
cs-lehrity In curing Fever and Ague, Chill AMI
Ferer. Dumb AEne, and kindred iiS7ts.s
Or. Pieree's Golden Medical Dis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
.Foa TINE BLOOD % TINE LIFE. {"
CONSUMPTION

which n ScroGula Ofthe I.ungs, is arr,-stcd
and cired ~ this remedy. u taken IN the
vicious power over this terribly fatal disnasa
when frst Offering this now w0rld-fanssi rem
edT Co the public, DIR. Pierce thought seriously
Of calling his CONSTITUTION CURE' Tut
abandoned that name rs too restrictive for
Q medicine which, from It's wonderful rvnn-
binatiOn Of tonic. OF strengthening. alternative
or hlopd-CleansinR. anti-hiliolis ps-Ctnral and
nutrttive properties. Is uncquasd. not only
% q remedy Tor Consumption, hut for alt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
Gu r e S

Broken Constitution,
Debility "f OH Ag,.
indigestion AMI Dy-p,p-iI.
Heartburn and Sur stomach.
Weight ami Tenderness in stomach.
Las If Appetite.
Frightiul Dreams,
Dizziness and Ringing in the Ear.
Wcaknc-- Of EXtrcmitirq AMI
Painting.
Impure ami Impoverished BlouI,
Boil anil Iarhuucl,-,
Scrutula.
Srr"tul"u> swelling ami Ur,.r-,
Consumption Of the Luug-,
Catarrh "f the Lung,
Bronchitis auh Chronic. Cru.h,
Liver Complaint.
Chronic Diarrhuu.
Delicate AMI :, -rlulru= Chihlrru,
Summer Complaint Of Infants.
intS cured ly this wonderful Nrryiu,. Tonic.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
SWORN CURE FOR ST. VITUSS DANCE or CHOREA.

CENwUrEi,-yIIE. ISp.. May ~ l>~G
Nv daughter. tN,lgr ar uii, hal t-tu al
fitted Ter several months with ChuFf.g ur Z.
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',ruIi not s,rlk. 'uuit not tI'k 'uu'i net suul.
l.rv anything hUi milk. I hal To- lstt'. her
Sr an infant. burlur Hul urirhlur. rry-. her
~, '"muruc,7l giving her Ia. nth Anti
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA.

Inc GFeat SOuln american hcrVlne Tonic
Which Offer the only absolutely unf. ever
cred for the of lr>n Dyspepsia and the symptoms
AMI horrors which the result at disease and debility . human
acb. No person airl pas by this jewel incur ui, i
affected y disease u the Sna h, cl,c the Of
thousands that this the AMI
world for this universal destroyer There
Of the stomach which n~ the wnl 'I curative Fr~ the South
\ulc Nrryiup Tnir
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18

7th street south ui Opera Hou.s.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
Cocoanuls for Coin.

They arc worse off for coin in Gu
lanto, Venezuela, than we are in Pan
ANA. 1t appears the people have no
coin, and when they want to buy any
thing they Immediately steal few
'cocoanuts and hand these over to the
traders for the supplies they require.
This has led the project of the district
to issue degree which is unparalleled
probably in financial circles. lie has
prohibited the use of cocoanuts as
money and threatens raiders with con-
dign punishment who may receive them
as sach Rather strange way OF pro-
tccting the palms from the dcprcdalions
of robbers, who must be strong
backed lot if they can carry about much
wealth in the shape of punches Of
cocoanuts. Panama Star and Herald.