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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-30
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and roo ~tu-His .liif~ nul iiit Isl laA iu. tween
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To Neitic e. " nrurr and O. e.. Wsrusr. sf
parts uuk unwu-
You sfua ,-tsh cot ynu ezra. hereby untiu.d
thai Nuu have iss.t.u -Ittl 900 1000 I. t1Isu tuui-
utrmcfl iu tlit district riruri tf -.IIu county
kan~l~. nu the ith siH1 si Nl...... S. o.. Jess.
wherein e.. 90. Iti.i,i. o. NJ .I.. s.i.,i o. 4.
lirrii-t. ruparturf- l- tsissIsi. l..-ii.r s. tu-
ar,- plaintiffs. aud irra o. .'... MHrL O.
Feeble. Nrtftr q "a afutf rr' 0. e.. Hfutr
are %, pendants, and thut uuit.-- 5000 Hit.asr
aftliur i't -rtt ptfiiif.iI uu OBJ fa.Is.rU Goo
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utsui u 900 &c. fttit iI .iiH .tir.f
the ~tii i'-tI1 l'r-.iflt- Yu. N-rIL O.. rs,-tit-.
ter llt- SUM uf t.s.sf f..e.tiftr With lutrrfat
THEREON t the rItt co. O. fs-f cent Irslfu tiIs 90
.ltt cot Auau-f a. IT, i~-s. rffl rf#.f. ct suit.
ant e. deere entered u -tid affi.,u fnrrsiu--
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imfsr-i hl tha -.ti,l i'rrit l.tuif.- .tIisl Mars
o. Fr.-llt--. uu lhi. fulisv tur df-rrIla.ii ri.tl
estate. Situated tu fhr rift ui i;ttssk ftils.
county s,f lit .iutf -tfs fsf Q, ifl-l fts- tif.
Lot Nu- in bit.-t Nu o., 900 tits gtitl a,i,il-
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prrtui-..~ -u'd tu -iti~i, ti,' -uu. Interest
and ci-f-. subject tu tiu. -.t-, GIVEN Deg fiir
said i'I-lN Freddie nuH Mars O. g.. ils.s t.u
. q rf,-itt-t-~ toe, b.. o.. Ni.is l.t '
sti and iitisf rect a1isi iurti.'f .i..-rHfius
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thait cot -tii t.riuii. ti-iirf 81 t.. Hiil -1iii
q o., Ahia.. JAWS t't il-F rt-tsN.
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HoRTlcuLTuRAL nlNTs


How - Beautlfy Publlc Grounds n Coua-
trg and village
The horticultural advance to be made
- the present time. which you'd prob
ably Be most beneficial. especially IN
country villages. is TO go outside Of our
individual premises and TO take mors
interest In the streets. the school
grounds. the churchyaris. the GENE
teries. the public squares or parks. the
railway stations. grounds Of public
buildings. and others Of this nature.
Some may think il Is enough for each
- sweep before his own GOOr-yard; but
tbS can not be true. for there is mani.
testify a public duty in this respect to
be discharged If we would give hortl.
culture the scope that naturally belongs
b t. Now. what Is every bOdy's duty
IS nObody's. and unless some public
spirited persons win take the lead it Is
evident nothing will be done. Is it
necessary to bring forward here the
mercenary motive Of increased value Of
individual real property tn enforce this
thought? We trust not. though it may
60 where il will have its influence.
How are these improvements to Be
made? In the first place they are
b be made in the minds Of those
who desire them; a number o
persons should be interested. the NOR.
the better. but some one must first
think about them. desire them and de-
termine % work for them. and must
interest Others in the subject Let one
thing be undertaken at a time. and that
one which in most eases will elicit the
greatest sympathy and aid will be the
improvement Of the school grounds
This should be nicely furnished with
grass. any disagreeable objects should
be screened from sight by proper tree
planting. the margins Of the grounds
should be supplied with trees and
towering shrubs. aud the fences. when
not hidden from sight by the latter
should be- covered with towering vines
The Ornamentatinn Of the school
grounds in this manner will commend
itself b the public. and will not be
difficult or expensive if properly at
tempted. The village improvement
society. as the club may be called. can
next turn its attention TO something
else. and before many years have
elapsed il will have wrought wonders
This is a society in which all may Join.
men, women and youth. and many
pleasant social gatherings may be held
BY its members, at some Of which the
small sums Of money needed may be
obtained by the pleasant devices the
ladies so well understand. - Yick's
Magazine.
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At Vernon 4 Bonds Music En-
PoTium, on Sept. .. Look sharp
Call and select your numbers 80
once. You may draw the Plan" Or
some other prize. All our patrons
who have or may Purehas~ pianos,
organs or sewing machines by that
time, are kindly invited 10 improve
your chance. IL costs yen nothing.
Call at is Grier Block, south santa
Re. at
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Legal Notice.

To Ncitie e.. Warner ausl O.. G.. Narurr.arti
Milton luutlr. Ihuffu~ h. Hanna aud ~ o.
lium Peek. rupfrtusr~ u- Tuutlr. Hanna A
com pnny. uu and each ni yuu ate trft-
in nu Hctiuu ruiunirnrrti Boo th. district
cuurt uf the county uf ~uluiF. tu the
stale Of kansas. uu The iuurfh duV uf Aug
u~t, 4. D.. l-'~, "a herein e.. 90. isissIi. J. ~.
Fisher ami O.. a. iirri.-f. ruf,arfurr- a. Be-
hpld. FISHER a 90. urr plaintiffs and Huu the
stid Settle 4. Warner and o. e.. IA nrmfr.
n iltun fnutlr. Thomas y. tluuiiu aIti ~ b.
Company .art. drisuslruiz. and Chat NOu ruuaf
answer frnuur Go tiis. Tctiflpu uIsri lu -aiItl
artiuu. uu or it.furt The 9Th dizzy cot ~. rfris.
i,.-r. a. D.. i7 or said istiiiou " BOO if taken
truf Iua iut-fur It r,-mslfrttl a-aIH4i Nuu
the ~.ld Nrttic e.. Warner and l.. e.. Warner
thereon 90 the rate of Q. lt-r cent pr auuuut
from the nr-i dng ct July. ISL. aud fur thf
cfHsfs OF suit. and fnrUrlusiu. uiurisIas
upon the suuth half OF iuf Ne. uliil that islr-
tiuu uf iuf No. O. commencing uf u ufsiuf the
southwest 90 inf M. e. thence. east li.i frrf.
thenrr north lusi feet. thrure a.sH-i to- frrt.
thence DC feet o. riarf &c hssiuuiu-. all iu
block NJ. o.. Town ~ sruuk Eiil.. SALINE Co..
Kansas. and dfrrrriuc said iu0rf- o. D.
-rrund Item upon said prrmif-f-. -i7rpufi aud
subsequent uulg Co utffri -I-st- made o. one
b. r. AiilHr for the sum uf I.sfi. uIid furilifr
siacrcriug thai said PREMISE 's- lid. suhis't
90 the mnri gage uf fl-s said o.. e. Ahfs. fu
satisfy said sum &C fIsi iufrr,f and -il rfsss
Aforesaid. and bat the said TsHiilr. Hanna
A tn. De- FOREVER barred and restrained from
settling up or rlulmin. ans right, title nsfl
imiert--f iu and o. said premise. flFrrst- fn
thai 90 -uid plaintiff, aud granting % said
PLAINTIFF such other relief as they Boo eIuiiF
may De- entitled %.
IAHEs CULBEHrepS-
piEiufiff'a "A ffifrurF.
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to read all these advertisements Of
medicines upon when
they enumerate with such partic-
ularity and minuteness Of detail all
the diseases mankind. womankind,
and even "babykind," are heir to.
How cheap one feels 10 commence
what she suPpOses TO be a tragic or
tender lOve-stOry, reSd until her
sympathies are so thoroughly arous-
ed that she can scarcely sleep with
out knowing whether they were
married or not, aud then have Il end
something like this: "Dr. Pierce's
FavOrite Prescription is the only
positive cure for all classes Of
female weakness" such as prolap-
sus, inflammation, periodical pains,
etc. For sale by all druggests.n
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the last state with slavery admitted
20 the Union.
Adjoining IL ON the North lay the
Territory, the creation of which
| inaugurated the final conflict be-
tween freedom and slavery, northern
enterprise and freedom building
possession Spanish Mexican, la
/ it, slow march from the Pacific
coast eastward, here met Anglo
American civilization in its rapid
march westward from the Atlantic
coast. jamestown slavery and
southern civilization coming up to
the south Of this Tract OF land, was
confronted by Plymouth freedom
aud northern civilization ON it,
northern bOundry. On the east,
standing upon all that remained 10
him OF a continent, the Indian had
come a mute and helpless with ess
Of the conflict between the desPOilers
Of his home. He saw the approach
Of the Standardization aud the
Angola merican settlers upon his
domain, the meeting Of northern and
southern Europe on American soil.
He saw the last two states, Texas
and Kansas, admitted 10 the Union,
representing slavery aud freedom,
drawn up i'm hostile attitude and
separated only by this neutral land
claimed by no man. He saw here
the near coming together, separated
only by this little neutral strip, the
civilization Of Northern aud South
ern Europe AZ ID had grown upon
American soil since its planting by
Cortez and the Puritans. He saw
the Catholicism Of Spain here meet
the Professionalism OF England.
Standing north and south OF this
Strip, he saw American freedom and
American SLAVERY, behold one the
National Idea, behind the other,
states sovereignty.
Here upon this Neutral groud that
Law between these conflicting forces /
with widely divergent ideas, the
Standardization, the aggressive
Yankee, the southern master, the |
oppressed slave, and the American |
Indian could meet with no lawful !
superiority attaching to either. |
Slavery and citizenship were |
unknown, the Catholicism of Spain |
and the Professionalism of England |
were on level, the Indian alone |
enjoying the primitive freedom of |
his native soil. Here the prowess |
belonged alone To the man who |
could establish and maintain il by |
force. Civilization was not there to |
make distinctions, nor the laws of |
man to work injustice.
The Indian was the only disiHter-
ested spectator Of the coming to- |
gether Of these antagOnistic forces |
OF our American civilization, around /
this little tract OF No Mans land. |
This meeting in mid continent OF |
England and Spain from the east
and from the west, the approach Of
the spirit of freedom and slavery /
from the north and the south aud /
the location of the Indian as a wit
ness Of the scene, l. the true cause
Of the existence Of the spot Of
ground where all can meet on terms
of equality, where neither the laws
Of church or state. Europe or Ameri-
IA interfere, hut where in the midst
NJ law and civilization, Anarchy
has its abode.
This is indeed NO Mans Land"
the ideal home of the. Anarchist
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Read the following: Blr. &. H.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: WAS
down with sbseess Of Lungs. and
friends and physicians pronounced
me an Ineurable COnsumptive.
Began taking DR.. Kings New Dis
eovery for Consumption, am now on
my third bottle, and able 10 oversee
the work on my farm. II e the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: HAD It not been for DIT.
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption I would have died Of
Lung Troubles. Was given up by
doctors. Am now in best Of b ealth. -
Try st sample bottles free At lIughes
4 Cos. Drug Store.
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FxrruiriNS Notirr.

MOTIF g. Isl hrusis, given chat letter. ftH.-
- tIt'trutarN uu iitr t~iuf.. of lirfsf.r
smith tl,ct-i-trt. wrrr -rstft-l Geo tlIf uIltIi.r
~i-nrti uu the .aih sltN t,f IuiN \. o.. Jess %
thr Probate tuurf cot -tIiut ttiuufN. kuu-.ta.
Vow. aii p,f-iti~ li.iNiu- rlatui~ .e.t.u-I -.iif
estate. aur hereby ussftisti. firrf fItF must
present tiir saline tn ihr uu.li Or .rti itsr aI.
luWaurt. within uut- wear frtHt fltt H"fa uf
said lrttrrs ur thu, may is. rr,rlu.i,,i frsuf
any heurfif uf such estate. au.I thlr f -lsh
chains tt- mot txIiistf,.I wtfHfu tlIrr Nt.ir-
alter ihr date ct -uid httrr-. fh,y sl,ali Dee
turrNtr barred
.lull A. I~,, EIII RI4TTII ~Hfru.
EVrrutriN' ni the estate oi ll,iar -mifn.
decreased.
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penny wise and Pound Fooll.h."


That's what men are who plOd
alOng-trying to do their business,
when they feel half dead. Their
eyes are dim and throb; their head
aches; the children annoy them /;
their wives lose their charms; they
lose their ambition; they make mis-
takes In their accounts, and the
world looks blue; they hate them
selves and everyone else. And
why? II you feel 30, why don't you
stop and think a minute--Or are you
too stupid? Your liver and blood
are out Of order; that's all. You
need n good regulator and tonic.
Take a bottle Of DR.. Pierre's Golden
Medical Discovery, and you will
feel like a new man. In three days
your wife will be tire prettiest aud
sweetest woman In the world; your
children's dispositions will be
exactly like your own; your bust
ness will improve, and you will
make money enough 10 pay for tie
Golden Medical Discovery" a hun
dred times over. Don't be stubborn,
but try il.
II you suffer from "eOld ia the
head" or from Nasal Catarrh. use
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. II
cures when everything else fails
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Saline County Voter. ofIsio.

p. Gregg,
George Painter.
J. Andrews,
II. Fairchild,
Daniel Hammond,
Mr.. Spellman,
JnO. II. Smith,
;. ID. Bradley,
;. a. Alderman,
ThOs. Irwin.
Henry Van Urine,
w. +. Grier,
T. :. WOlcott,
o. 2. Bicknell,
Mr.. Moore,
Jacob White,
Mr.. Speaks,
Angus Haggart,
b. +. Smith,
Geo. Smith.
Aaron Dresser.
J. II. Ball.
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oaardlng Araln.s coal Fnmlne.

Garden City Sentinel:
The railroad company Is evidently
trying to do its part 10 avoid a coal
famine along IFS line next winter.
Those WHO are able to do Il have
been induced tO lay in their winters
supply In advance OF the cold
weather. Dealers have been com
PEELED 10 sell all they can in advance
and deliver IL from the ears, and
all the sheds along the line are be-
ing filled up. Every freight train
bound east has Il number Of ear loads
Of the dusky diamonds, and il seems
impossible that there should be any
suffering through want Of fuel the
coming winter.
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Parsons Carriage Works are the
only first CLASH carriage works in
central Kansas. All kinds Of Gus
tom and repairing given prompt at
tentlOn. The best work at the
lowest prices. One hundred fine
vehicles in stock. ST..
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The total number Of Methodists Of
all classes IL 4,5a2, 75S.
The total number Of Presbyterians
Of all classes Is !, OS2, ABS.
The total number OF Friendship on
afiilliating ORTHODOXY Is 1900.
The number Of Roman Catholics
(estimated) IL 100000.
The total number Of reformed
both Dutch and Germany is %, ga.
The total number Of Jews who are
members OF the Jewish church il
1883. Jewish population is 80, 600.
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RednrInr ~ snrnIn.-


The disposition Of the Surplus in
the u. S. Treasury engages the at
tention Of our Statesmen, hut more
vital question has our attention, and
that is the reduction of the surplus
COnsumptives. Since the discovery
and Introduction OF DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, there
has been a marked decrease in the
mortality from this dreaded disease q,
and il is possible 10 still further re-
duce the number Of COnsumptives.
How? BY keeping constantly at
hand a bottle OF DIR. Kings New
Discovery and using according 60
directions, upon the appearance OF
the first symptoms, such as
Cough, a Cold, q Sore Throat a
Chest, or Side Pain. Taken thus
early a cure il guaranteed. Trial
bottles free at Hughes 4 Cos. Drug
store.
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BLAINE IN THE President
FISHERY MESSAGE.

LEWISTON, Ne, August 25.-The
second public address Of Mr.. Blaine
on the political issues Of the cam
paign, was delivered in the city hall
al Lewiston tonight. Hon. John A.
Kasson, OF Iowa. and Hon. Nelson
DinFley, Of Maine, also addressed
the assembly which was the largest
ever held Ia this section OF Maine.
NJ. BlaIne also spoke With pre-
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THE BEST SALvE i'm the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all skin ErupIions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 10
il guaranteed To give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
y cents per box. For sale by Hughes
& Co. n.
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SURPRISING RAscALlrY.
A Berlin Banker Whose Criminal Recon
Reafs ANY Thlnr On Rrrnrd

A Berlin Banker Whose Criminal Record
Beats ANY Thing Record.
The newspapers Of the capital which
have so often sung the praises Of Ber.
Inns honesty and held up every in
stance which they could find Of defal-
cation in America a. proof % the de
pravity Of republics have had numer-
Gus reverses lately. and never more
than in the case which came up this
week. The banker. Julius Rief, for
fifteen years an honored businessman,
is accused Of thirty-seven cases Of
fraud. and l55 cases Of embezzlementl
He defrauded right and left, and
seems 20 have had no conscience what
ever. Between 1SS2-'S6 Rief lost BY
speculation more than I 900. 900 marks.
His assets amount 70 5000 marks.
Ref dealt in lottery tickets as well,
and sold many upon the promise ito
furnish the tickets later a promise
which was never fulfilled. and the
money never returned. One hundred
and fifty WOrkmen who had intrusted
hAon hteAG caliAuIn - me etuAuQFel
stood about the courtroom. the eyes
Of many red with tears. The poor
fellows will get but a triae Of their
deposits AfeW days before his arrest
he married an innocent woman whose
little fortune Of $1,000 was quickly
lost, and she Is now reduced 70 want.
Two officers called upon a young
man in Frankfort-On-the-Main in order
70 distrain him. He received them
politely at the door and offered 70 con
duct them to his gallery Of paint
ings,n as he called It. with the remark
that he possessed nothing else which
could be seized for debt. They found
that the gallery consisted Of over fifty
dunning letters. twenty summonses 70
court, and several hundred unpaid
bills, ranging between ten and one
thousand marks. all Of which we're
pasted on the wall The
officers babe him . speedy good morn
Ing.-Bsrlds LsftsE.
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Smut and mold on corn and corn
stalks are often injurious, and. under
some circumstances. absolutely poison
GUS TO stock. They produce in cattle
a disease called stomach staggers.
Small doses Of sulphur are said to DO
helpful TO stock thus affected. Smutty
corn should never be put in the crib.
Il should be gathered at husking time
and burned. II allowed to 20 20 crib
other corn will be affected. and the
disease will spread the following year.
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For a first-class carriage, pliaeton,
buggy, spring wagon or ROAD cart,
call at Parsons carriage Works,
Salina. Kansas. You can buy better
work for less money than elsewhere
Repairing and custom work given
prompt attention. 2s-tf.
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WANTED-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Call on II.
T. DOty, at Kirtland's Publishing
House, or address through post
Office.
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The Union Pariiic railway will
sell excursion tickets 10 Lawrence
and return at single fare on account
Of bismarck fair. Tickets will b,. on
sale September 2nd To Sth, inclusive
Good returning until September 10.
w. =. BARR. Agent.
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Ni-~'.t 90 FArTFtc-
Passenger, fu-iii. arriV 81 fr1ni arst 500 a. on
Acroiun,oiaiiun rr.f t.p III
Accommodation ufst .I.fr rf
UNtuN Pacific.
d@il-rxpreS>, zuiuE rilsi. arrive in t"a- on.
<t-ht urtli-ssN pres. CD rI
Accommodation SO % ru.
M1iii-eA press. suIns west. arrives faH b.. ui.
Mall ENpr ~. euiuE west az 4. m-
Acfliii ii-iii lili, s''iug vest. arr vs 90 u. ui
AcrtE gsuS HENNcH To- o..
'assruEer. icisr~ ~aliua o. D.. fu.
-'ts-s'uEtr. arrives 20 ~uiiua Del , ui
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Mixed, arrives ai ~aiinu tr.t il.
RrcutSaN. rurKAAA -NStAtR
Mail ENpr.7-~. r"ins east. leaves So r.ni-
AcfntflmttHlttiuu q. fIf.
Wall Exrr,s>. coins west arrives li-ai a-ui-
Accommodation g." 'ar pm
e. "a y. EY. -EucE ISLAND rutft---
Through Passenger frs,in- tl-t.
ppart- 80 q. ui. arrive .ti kau-.i- tifi .Ir
q. ni-. ~ In' -is' o.. rI.
-, D.. ut. ter irhiu. WruUu-i..r.
Caldwell. aud aH l-'iut- -,'uih 1ui
southwest.
Thrrurh Passenger lni tVpf,-~ west.
NrriNr~-6s5l D.. ul-. tr u Iufuaa. kHr..1-
tify. ~ Itss atusl east
-lIt D.. ui.. fi,su "a iri.ifrt. 81 .riur-
tuu aud south Hfffl -ssuttle,s.-I
In,.il Accommodate
Arrive Il.tsi .t- ul- west.
u,Iuri~-.' % o.. tii-. -uiu- 'ii-'-
Furt urrliuiu- chair r-tf~ un 'I fai--.. ur,f
Trains. IhtN uur tiit- INCEST rt.f 90 u--Ir.U-
vehicles ui th'Ir r'si-- iu trlls ....t.
lur rates lIid general I..ss.Iu.tffiau r,tl-
rrruiug the grsli i;.. B. l-..i..I i;uut, rtIi uH
80 asl,lr,---
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cHrRcHEs 1NTHEUN1rED srArEs.

The total number Of Shakers is
24OOO.
The total number Of Adventures
is 92,711.
The total number Of Mormons is
10000.
The total number of MOravians is
l0,696.
The total number OF Unitarians Is
m,OOO.
The total number Of MennOnites
is 10000
The total number Of Universalists
o. 3 500
The total number OF Sweden
bOrgians f. 3 800.
The total number Of Friends.
"Hicksite" Is =, 900.
The total number Of Friends.
Orthodox" IL 100000.
The total number Of COngrega-
tiOnalists l. $50, $50.
The total humber OF Protestant
Episcopalians IL 4lS,5Sl
The total number OF Lutherans Of
Oi all classes is a30, $50.
TIE total number Of Baptists Of
all classes is 3,7IT, 037.
The total number OF reformed
EpiscOpalians Il 20,O00.