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The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
HINnEREn m A hIRn.

How many men under the same
circumstances would have paid any
attention tO the poor robin and heI
little brood?
Edward Corlis, the inventor Of the
Corliss engine, In building an addi-
ton to his factory, while laying the
foundation found it necessary TO re-
move q ledge by blasting. The work.
men had been employed, the mate
rial provided, and the blasting be-
gun. The next morning Mr.. COrliss
passed by the place where work was
proceeding, when the foreman In
charge, knowing his interest In pret.
ty things, called him.
"See here, Mr.. Corliss," said he,
"here's q birds nest that we've
found, and that's got 10 CO."
He showed the manufacturer Q
robin, sitting upon q nest that had
been built, fast and snug. In . crew
Ice Of q rock among some bushes.
The bird few or her nest as the men
came near, and showed ave blue eggs
that looked as II they had just been
laid.
dCan we move that nest some
where else ?" asked Mr.. COrliss.
"Tm afraid not, sir. We'd tear it
all 10 pieces getting lt out. and u
isn't likely you could get the bird
to 20 to sitting again anywhere else.
We've got 10 90 on, % we may as
we'll rip it out, aud throw the eggs
away"
"No, we won't disturb her. Let
her bring out her brood right there"
"But we'll have 10 stop the work
on the buildingr'
"Iset ne stop 10 then"
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
COSrEHPoRaxEoUs cuMMESr.

II is the skirt OF Iady's ball dress
that costs; the cOrsage doesn't come
high.-BOSfOH Courier.
When you hear a young man saJ
that girl has no heart you may be
pretty sure she has his.-LGUrcnc,
Mass American.
A great many New York Demo.
Gratis who are honestly opposed "a
prohibition feel ashamed 20 see their
governor In the hands Of the saloon
interest," Washington Press.
When 4 willOwy girl admits that
she is pining for u waltz with q
spruce young man, the chances are
that she would like To play ivy to
the oak.-SOmCTTiiiC Journal.
Bride-tieorge, dear, when we
reach town let US try to avoid leav-
Ing the impression that we are newly
married.
IAN right, Maud; you can lug
this vallse. ."-NCbrdskd State JOurn-
al.
From indirect scOurces OF infor-
nation we gather that the cause Of
the money stringency Ia New York
10 due To the large amount of funds
put up on the base ball champion
ship. IL New Nsrk should win
there would be no trouble about the
Worlds fair.-SPriHg.6cId Mass. }
Union.
10 is strange, IL one thinks Of u,
how greatly that vague and nebu-
lous weariness which we are accus-
toned TO term the burden Of life,
would be eliminated IL we could
eilectually banish regrets. II IL
the wish that we had done this, or
had not said that, which contributes
more, perhaps, than any other cause
TO an Underlined Boston
TrdrCiCr.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
IIEMs OF InTKREsr.

The name Of Key East, n. j, ha,
been changed to that Of Avon-by'
the-Sea.
The new steel bridge over the
river Thames, at New Isondon
Conn, has q swing draw 5O2 feet
long.
A redwood tree, twenty. eight and
q half feet In diameter, was recently
cut In Tulare county, California.
To Chicago friends Minister Lin.
coin writes that he finds his new
cares much less exacting than he
feared they would prove.
The Empress OF Austria has been
drowning her great griefs In the
study Of Greek, In which she has
made admirable progress.
The craze for rl-fishlng has ex.
| tended from Wisconsin into Illinois
At Belvldere, on the Kishwauket
river, q baker found 800 pearls, foi
which he has been offered In chiea-
60 an average price Of thirty-ilve
cents apearl.
Honey bees that come from mo-
body knows where are making life
miserable around Reno, Nevada
They invade dwellings, aud hav,
forced several families to vacaie
portions Of their homes. One man
mas hIIien WE'VE s"arin ms IhIs seaSon ,
ever.
A body OF five female sanitary
police Is now established In Chica'
go, under the appointment OF the
commissioner OF nsaItn, aecoIuIng
20 an oIdihanee OF the cIIy councII'
ne uu'y VI Ii's new ienis,e . sau',aIy
poilee u 70 inspect IactoIIes anu
,eneniehts IoI tue ProteetIoh vi 'ht
heaith Oh WORKING Nomeh'
The American housewife has
often bewailed the heated condition
OF her kitchen in tile summertime.
and therefore welcomed with JOY
the small kerosene stove. II seems,
however, that electricity is to super
sede the kerosene stove as a heat
dlsleiier' Inc Lewiston Journo'
ssys that an inventor Oh maine msn
nIaetuIes an electric oven; anu ms
JUST ihNenIeu an eieeIIic hatiroh'
A wife-beater and an habitual
drunkard have been refused ma
turallZation papers, and recently
Judge Deady, ofOregon, has refused
q professional prize-hghter's appli-
cation. The law requires that the
applicant has behaved as n man Of
good moral character attached To the
principles OF the constitution OF the
United States, and well disposed to
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
Harvest Eseur.Iou.-Low Rat.s

The Santa Fe route will sell, on
September -, aud October =, 1859
rOund-trip excursion tickets mt great.
ly reduced rates from Salina to AlI
points In Kansas west OF line drawn
through Albert station, barton
county,, Larned, (Pawnee county,,
Macksville, lStailOrd county, aud
Springvale, (Prat county, and TO all
points In the Indian Territory, Okla
homa, Texas. Panhandle Of Texas,
Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, wy
oming, Idaho and Montana. Tickets
are good for thirty days from date Of
sale, with stOp-OverE allowed at
pleasure on return trip. Parties de-
string To make thirty days trip to
any Of the western mountain resorts,
including Las Vegas Hot Springs,
Colorado Springs, Palmer Lake, Cas-
eade Canon, ManitOu, Green Noun
tain Falls. etc, can save money by
taking advantage Of the low rates on
the Harvest Excursion dates. For
ticket rates and other information,
call on Geo. II. Anthony, Agent A.
T. Il \. r. r. II or address
GHO. T. NICHOLSON.
q. y. T. A., A. T. a 8. ,. n. r.,
Topeka. Kansas
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
lllaln Waman

are as n rule, possessed OF happy
dispositions; but when these sweet
dispositions become sour and irrlt-
able, In consequence OF the long
train Of distressing features peculiar
to female complaints, they are then
not eompaniOnable to say the least.
IL IL the duty, not only of little
women, but Of all women 80 afflicted,
To bring about the subsection, and
immediate removal, Of these pain
ful maladles. This L. easily ac-
complished by the use Of DIR. Pierce's
fayOrite Prescription, the great
specific for "fenale weaknesses. I"
II In a positive cure for the most
complicated aud obstinate cases Of
leueorrhea, excessive flowing. pain
ful menstruatiOn, unnatural sup
pressions. prolapsns or falling Of the
womb, weak hack, 'female weak
ness" anteversion. retroversiOu,
bearing down sensations, chronic
congestion, inflammation and ulcer
alton, pain and tenderness In
ovaries, and kindred ailments. All
druggists.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12

And % orders we're given that
operations on the addition should
be suspended They were sus-
pended and the hands slo0d
still. drawing their pay for doing
nothing. OF next to nothing,
while the robin sat on her
nest with an air OF great eonse-
qaenee and sealous attention 10 bus
lness, and had her food brough. by
her mate. and at last batehed Der
brood. Aud then there were three
weeks more, at the least, before the
young ones could fiy.
Mr.. corliss visited the nest fire.
quently, not with any impatienee tn
have the robin aud the young ones
out of the way, but with q genuine
Interest In their growth. The old
birds had all the time they wanted (;
and when, at last. they had sternly
helped the clumsy, reluctant young
sters over the edge Of the nest, and
they showed themselves nj le 10 get
about on their own hook, orders
were given TO resume the building
operations, and the dull boom Of the
gunpowder, tearing the rocks apart,
vas heard where the birds had
peeped.-O Paper.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12

The fav0rits winter vegetable
crop u spinaeh. Sow the seed nov
and 70 will be up IN time 10 remain
in the ground for 40 early spring
supply.
Now down ali the weeds and
grass - soon as you cut the corn etf.
Do not stack the corn TO remain,
bot plough the ground before the
winter sets In.
A gallon Of lard oil and q plpt Of
kerosene make an exesllent MKT
ure as an ointment for seurf ou
hogs. IL also destroys lice or other
vermin that may lnfest the animal.
The country school Il the scource
from which many diseases are
spread, and In q majority OF cases
the well from which the drinking
water n obtained n the cause.
Clean all school velis yearly.
Keep the onions In the barn loft or
some other dry place. when the
crop 70 dug let them dry we'll. Store
them free from dirt and loosely, as
they should not be piled hut scat
tered, to admit the air.
To have q plentiful supply Of arly
greens next season SOW turnip seed
now aud allow the turnips 10 grow
and remain In the ground during the
winter. A slight covering Of straw
will protect them.
Hens roostIng In the trees will be
subject to roup when east winds or
danlpness reaches them. The fall
is more unfavorable 70 poultry
than the winter. Shelter Of
some kind should always be pro-
vlded even In summer.
Corn End sOrghun grown for sill
age should be planted thin enough
70 mature ears and produce n crop
Of seed and not harvested until
nearly ripe. The silage will thus
contain 3 considerable amount of
grain and be OF more value to feed
with cOttOn-seed and with cotton
seed-meal, and produce better
quality Of beef.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
POLITICAL pEIFrWoop
Picked mp Here ssd Thsrs On the See of
J0srnaiIam.

Picked mp Here asa Thsrs On the sea ol
JoarnaiIsm.
New York Press: Sitting on the
back stairs and fiirtIng with free
trade oppressive sumptuAFy legisla.
tiOn will probably be che occupation
OF the Democratic party for the next
quarter Of century. All the other
avenues to q political career are
closed against Il.
Troy Times: Russell B. Harrison,
son Of the president, has returned
from q short visit 10 Europe, where
he went for business and pleasure.
He has conducted himself like q
gentleman and an American. But
that seems Co have been q capital
crime, judged by the way the
Democratic press In abusing and
lamPcOning him. Manly business,
isn't it?
Chicago Iatsr-Occdn: The one
specific step in advance needed In
tie interest alike OF labor and Its
employment II q well regulated,
effective, aud impartial system Of
arbitration TO take the place Of
strikes. The waste and lpss by
strikes are enormous, and without
any compensation. Sometimes the
strikers gain their point, Il IL true,
but their gains would be quite as
great aud frequent by arbitration.
New York Prcss: The sooner u is
understood by every southern state
that the Intimidation OF voters and
frauds upon the baIlOt-box mean
Acknowledgement In congress the
better 10 will be for every state In
the Union, and sauce for the south
should be sauce for the north.
There can never be any equity In
elections anywhere until the pun
Ishmeut is made 10 flt the crime
with about the same neArness that
his skin fits the snake.
Kansas City GLOBE: To prosper,
~ IL thought, the chances Of the
democratic party q year ago, the
Times Kansas City gave currency
TO the Galloway circular, which
stated that the farms Of the state
were covered Enee-deep with mort
cages, the result Of Republican mis-
rule. The result was to create
alarm, withhold capital from the
state, to force the foreclosure OF
many mortgages, and ruin many
farmers. But In Kansas the charge
Of misrule did not affect the people,
for they endorsed the Republican
party rs they never had before.
Cleveland Leader: The only way
to settle this race question IL 10
begin by being just. Treat the
negroes with Justice. Give their
children schools; let them vote and
see that their votes are honestly
counted. The federal government
will never agree to undertake this
scheme Of colonization. Il Is Alto
gether likely that the next half q
century will see one or more states
OF the south almost entirely peopled
by blacks and ruled by them. The
majority can not be permanently
kept down. Whether they shall be
ht TO rule when their day comes
depends very largely upon the treat
nent they receive In the meantime.
Indianapolis Journal: II IL now
In order for the free-trade organs TO
explain that the strikes In London
are the result Of protective tariff In
the United States. or course, they
can not be expected to admit that
the British free trade has anything
To do with throwing 10000 English
men out OF work.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
SCRAPS.

American people spent slOo, ,OOO, 900
In Europe this year.
This year the Illinois corn crop
will fall 10000, 900 bushels short.
Just think OF the legislature of
Georgia In session during the dog
days, and In that climate.
Harper Brothers pay $4,000 per
year for literary matter and artist
work upon their magazine.
Senator Ingalls, IL the orator at
| the dedication at Leaven worth,
Sept. II, Of the Grant monument.
A Nevads convict having served
out his term has begun the Job Of
killing the witnesses against him.
Carleton Harris, the young man
ing, was q nephew Of Jay Gould.
A Virginia capitalist Of the name
Of Harlow claims 10 have q mort
gage Of tl20, 900 against the White
House at Washington.
American people pay at least s25.-
Coo, 900 Q year for baking powder,
and the cost of it to the manufac-
turers IL less than one-third Of that
amount.
A watermelon farm at Adams
park, Georgia, which consists OF
500 acres and produces 400 ear loads
Of melons, 10 said to be the largest
watermelon patch In the world.
When the Hon. John Bull geta a
few more millions invested Ia
"trusts" In the United States the
people will stand up and knock him
out before he reaches second base.
yohnstOwn makes q special ap-
peal for aid TO Its school-children.
All school property has been de-
stroyed, and the survivors Of the
food are not able TO replace it and
pay for teachers.
The total Indian population 10 less
than 10000. OF these q ,232 live In
houses and 9,6l2 families are
engaged In agriculture. And among
these so-called ssyages there are
=, ,663 church members.
The saloon-keeper can mix dog
wood, sulphuric acid, water and
what not with his liquors. His
customers will drink, smack their
lips, aud pay his price. Nobody
ever disputes prices with bar
keeper.
Rochester Herald: Mrs. John A.
Logan 10 truer TO John A. Logan |
dead than many wives are 10 their |
husbands living. and when he was
living Mrs. Logan lived, moved, and
had her being In her husbands In
terests.
Denmark for twenty-five years |
past has spent $4,000 yearly In the
Of dairy schools. As
result Of the training the butter
makers have received at this school
the butter Of the country has %
much improved In quality that
within twenty years DenmaFk's ex-
ports increased from t2,lO0.00O to
tl3, 900, 900 per annum.
Boston Trdrclier: The eOmman-
General Russell
A. Alger, Of Michigan, promises 10
make one Of the most successful
officers In the honorable position In
which he has been placed. He has
, most brilliant army record -
cavalry leader, and n .
pleasing and stroaa speaker on the
platform. He ls In his prime, and
man Of great energy and wealth.
The next place Of meeting Of the en-
II Boston.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12

This remedy II becoming % veli
known and 90 popular as % need ne
special mention. All who have
nsed Electric Blttsrs sing the same
ssng Of pralse.-A Paref medisins
does not exist and lt n guaranteed
oe do ell that is claimed. Electric
Bltters will cure all diseases Of the
liver and kidneys, will remove
pimples, bolts, salt rheum and ether
affections caused By impure blood
VIII drive malsria from the system
and prevent a. well - cure all ma-
larial fevers-for cure Of headaehe,
constipation and indigestion Try
Electric Bitters-entlre satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded.
Price 90 cts. and t1.O0 per bottle at ,
p. Hughes a Cos drugstore.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
The rrinnnInI cnnrinr.

A good time to visit the National
Capital aud other places Of interest
in the East, will be during the
rriennial COnrlave Of knights
remplar st Washington, In October.
IL IL the best season of the year for
an excursion, the weather being
usually clear and pleasant, ami the
scenery more attractive than at any
other time.
The pleasure of the trip, however,
will depend much upon the route
selected. From nearly all points
west Of the Mississippi river, the
most practicable route II through
1t. Louis. 10 Is the natural gateway
between the West and the East, and
In recognition of this fact all the
great railway systems west OF the
river have fast through car arrange
ments To St. Louis over their own
lines or those Of their direct con-
nPctiOns. Thence eastward, the
quickest route by several hours, and
the only one having a double daily
service OF through ear lines from st.
Louis to Washington IL the Ohio &
Mississippi Railway. Every morn
Ing and evening q superbly appoint
ed Nestibule train Of Palace Cars
leaves st. Louis over the o. 4 NJ.
with Through Pullman Buffet
Sleepers for Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York via the
ID. Il o. II. X. These trains also
connect In the Central Union Depot,
Cincinnati, every morning aud
evening with Through Pullman
Sleeping Cars To Washington, via
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Ry., thus
offering a choice Of routes over the
mountains OF Maryland and Virgin
in. The mountain scenery along
these lines Is justly famous, while
the climate Of the Alleghanies In
this latitude IL mild enough TO
render the ride over the mountains
agreeable.
The rate has been fixed nj the
lowest limited one way fare for the
round trip, with the privilege Of
returning over u different route by
the payment Of n small additional
sum. Rate to Baltimore and return
same as 10 Washington. and 10 New
York and return only $40 more.
For rates, dates of sale, lint, and
full information, apply To agents Of
connecting lines or address A. J.
LYTLE, General Western Passenger
Agent, q. & NJ. Ry., 1Ol aud i0s
North Fourth Street, st. Louis, Mo.
36-lt
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
\. c...ym,,,.n Ir..,,h,..

Read the following: MIR. G. n
Morris, Newark, Ark says: "Was
down with Ab--ess of Lungs. and
friends and physicians pronouLeed
me an Inrurahle CoDsumptive
Began taking DIR. Kings New Dis
eovery for consumption, am now on
my third bottle, and able 10 oversee
the work ON my farm. IL II the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse MiidiewArt. Decatur, Ohio.
says: "Had u not lsen for DR..
kiug's New Discovery for Consump-
lion ! woul1 havp died of Lung
Troubles. Was given up by doctors
Am now In best oi health" Try N
sample BOTTLES free At =. r. IIughp
4 Co.'S, Drugstore.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
FAMINE IN THK sounAN.

An awful famine IL reported in the
Soodan but the wonder n that the
6oudnnese do not suffer mere from
this cause. IL is q gFest desert land,
With the Ineagre supplies In demand
for the use Of the soldiers who
oeeupy lee settlement, and, except
along the river courses, there IL
water femiBe - all times.-Phila-
ds,phia Ledger.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
Administrative Notice.
STATE or KANsAS.I ss
COuSTY oF SALiNE

STATE or KANSAS.l 40
COUSrT 90 SALiNE.i
In the Probate Court In and for said county
Notice IL hereby given. that letterS of nj.
mlnlsfratson have bcen granted to the IN.
derslgnsSl ON the estate of Jarred A Rein
late Of said county, deceased, by the honor
able. the PrulIate Court, Of the County and
state aforeSaid, dated the 5lst day of August
A. d.. lse9- Nov all perrons having c.aims
against said estate are hereby notified that
they must present the same Ia the under
signed for allowance, within one year from
the date nj said letters, OT they may b. pre-
cluded from any heneft OF snch estate: and
IL such claims b. not exhibited within thrre
year. aftef the date of such letters they shall
be forever barred.
August 81, lSs9 NANCY REIFF,
M-4f AHRNfnfafrwaWaw
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12

Last Friday . tramp Of the name
Of e. b. Randall stopped al the
house Of VIM. MallOn, Of Ogden, and
borrowed some camphor, and then
asked the privilege OF going into q
room 20 rub 10 on bis stomach. He
was 90 long that Mrs. Mallon's sus.
PieiOns were aroused; and when he
was gone she examined the room
and found that her money was
taken by him. She gave the alarm,
and soon . dozen men were In hot
pHrsuit. He was chased ten miles
and was caught In = corn field. Most
Of the money was recovered.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12

A Postal Tube" 10 connect Dover
with Calais, over the English chan
mel, is being discussed In England.
The plan IL to suspend two tubs Of
about yard each On diameter by
nleans OF steel cables across the
channel, 40 yards above the level of
the sea The steel cables will be
hxed To pillars at distances Of about
$40 yards, and In each tube q little
railway will run with cars capable
Of carrying 40 pounds in weight.
No parcel OF greater weight than this
Will be taken, and the cost II esli-
mated at the modest figure Of
5000, 600.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
surRie.'s AruseA sss,s.

THE DEsr SALvE iu the world for
Cuts, bruises, eores, Ulcers, salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, an,I
al Skin ErupIions, and positively
cures Files, or no lSay required. IL
is guaranteed tn give perfect salts
faetlon, or money refunded. Price
s5 cents per boz. For sale by Hushe-
Gn
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12

The fountain rises to the level of
Its source. The supply Is supposed
70 seek satisfaction Of the demand.
IL the public prefer haudbllls with
display Type and cheap wOodcuts,
men will be found TO furnish thai
style Of journal. II the public man.
ifest q demand for a neatly-printed
paper, In which careful, conslderaIe
articles aud acknowledgement
news are published, men will be
found competent to furnish that
style OF periodical. IL the fiapdood-
les OF 'ciEty Itch to have themselye :
and their affairs paraded In the pub
lie prints, men will be found 70 fur
nish just such public prints for their
deleetatiOn.-JOC HOTdrd.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
a munn naR on anIn.

The largest bar Of gcld ever east In
the world wss turned oat at tke
United States e.sey efIiee at HeisnA,
Montana, lnst week. 10 wsiahed
80 pounds and 70 worth . listis ovss
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
An EPiLkPrsc.s .EhRIsLE DEED.
From the rall Nah oaseiss.

The hospital fer ineursbles n
Ghent was yesterday morning
throwa into indeseribable eonfnsioE
By the fury Of an epileptie. wht
tfeysrssd the dormitosy, euttinf
with Q razor The throsts cf the pc.
tlents lying In bed. Tvsnty-fous el
these unhappy creatures had beer
thus injured before the perpeifaiei
could be secured By the attsnas ats.
Three cases heve Terminated fatally.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
NEGRO MELODY.

Ws're q elingin' 20 de ark,
Take n In, take rs ln.
Fur de gntab's deep en- dark,
Take us in, take IN In.
Do de ne1h Il po' en- weak.
Take uS In, take us On.
'Tia de IAWd We gwtnter seek,
Take us In, take us In.
Den L.aWd. hole out dy han,
Take ue In, take Ne In.
Draw de sinEaha 10 de lan.'
Take usi In, take N In.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12
MISSOURI PAcIFfc.

Notice Of Final Settlement.
STATE or KANSAS ss
COUNTY oF SALINE. \
IN the Probafc Court ~ and for said CouHfV.
In the matter Of the estate oI Heller smith
deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interrStet
In the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified
that nj the regular term ofthe Probate Court
In and for said county, to be bcsun and held
nj the court room In Salina, and county al
Saline, state OF aforesaid, on the first Mon.
day Ia the month of Ortohcr. A. D., lSSa,
shall apply to said court fOT full and hna
settlement of said estate.
Ellie. SMITH, ENecuiriN of the
Estate of Hclser smith. deceased.
Salina, Kansas, August -, A. H., ISa. B-ii