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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
MCDOUGALLS' SHEEP DIP.

McDOugalls non-pOlsOnOus Sheep DIP and
cattle dressing, scaD specific and insect eX-
terminator on sheep, cattle, horses, dogs
poultry, etc, has been used with great success
in this county for several years. 1t instantly
exterm1nates all ticks, lice and maggots; is
the only true specific for scab, and finely
stimulates the growth of the fleece, making
its use very profitable. When used at II
special strength it also waterproofs the fleeces,
thus atfording the animals great protection
from cold and wet. In the United States,
Great Britain and many places abroad it is
now generally adopted-having to IA large
extent displaced the use of tobacco, arsenic,
lime and sulphur, and poisonous mixtures.
1t has important advantages over such dress
ings, and is more certain in its action. For
sale at
SHELDON DRUG STORE. II If.
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Cnrinn. Herman I,.-rnh.

II j. a belief among the GrrInan chill
drrn that hareS lIy the Easter eggs. and
the country chil'lp.n - Ia the wunl,
shortly bcfurc Easter AMI gather mnSs
grass aud twi.gs and form them int,
nests. whirh they mark with thciI
nam's, AMI then skilliully hidc th,--,. H..
hind the bushes ia III" islr,l,.n az und-r
the large chairs ~ s..fas in thu library 90
sitting room. On Easter morning they
90 and sec what ih,. har, has brnnghi.
No enc knows rNarily why the hare
has been associated with Easter. though
therr mr. many pretty legends giving
rrasnns. which arc ls fully iplicvrd hv
the little German people ~ the stories
Of the g"nd Kris Eringl". Thr "nly lif
fenpDc,' is that one comes at the Christ
mas tide. the other at the Eater festival.
Both arr surrounded with mystery. but
both ar alike w,.lruur. and arr laughed
about and talked al,rut many iimos Lee
fore the happy days cnme again. Emma
J. Gray in G"oi housekeeping.
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HIon-HaSDED OUTRAGE At UTICA

In the Faul Of 1856. shovel my show
in Utiky, n trOOly graft >itty in the
State Of New York.
Tue people gave inc cur'lyal recep,
shun. The press was lnnd in her praSeS.
day rs | was givin lcScripshun 81
my Bs-ests and Snaiks in my usual fiUwry
stile what was my sknrn & disgust "a
So. a big burly Teller walk MP To the
cage Cnntainin my way iigrrs Of the
Lnrrs Last Supper. anil rrlSa Judas
lscarrOt by the feet AMI dra : him ont
OH the ground. lie then commenced
fur tn pound him ~ har,l ~ d., cood.
What under the sUn arr won abowt?'
cried l.
SEE he. What did Won bring this
pussylanerITglS cuss her. far * h. hit
the wax iiggrr anoih,r tr.,m.ujis blow
on the heel.
ST. |. ''Hun egrriuS as. il,at airs n
wax iigger IA r'prsrnia'hun If the
falls Pustlr'
Sez he, That's all very veil fur Won
IL fay. but | tell yOu. Old man. that
Judas lscarrut cant show hiSSaifin Ctiky
with impunerty hy a darn SITE with
which OlsSaTylShun H. kavet in Julassis
he'd. The yulng man belnngpl To Of
the first famcrlirs in Utikv. Is-sl him.
and the JOUry brawt in y'r,lick of
Arson in the 81 degree
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A FRAGMENT.

In one If the shOwman's letters hc de,
scrihes visit to his hone. His call
upon the editor If the local PAPER is al
luded 20 rs follows:
After breakfast ! went over Ia town
"a see my old friends. The editor Of the
Bugle greeted nc runlyully. AMI showed
ine the full,.Tin' article he'd just written
about the paper uu the other sidu If the
street:
We have recently put up in our office
an entirely new sink. uf unique cnnstruc-
tiOn-with two holes through which the
sniled water may pass h. the new bucket
underneath. What will the hell hounds
Of The Adyertirer say Ia this? We shall
continue Ia make improvements as fast
As our rapidly increasing business may
warrant. Wonder whether a certain
editors wife thinks she can palm off a
brass watrh chain un this community
for n gold ONE
That" says the E,IiiuF. hits him
whar he lives. That will clnsr him up
a. lad aS it did when wrutr an article
ridicoOling his sister. who's gut a cock
eve"
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TIE NnRIE RID NAY.


The red man of the forest was for1n1y
q very respectful parS,n. Justice to the
noble alOIrygine warrants me in sayin
that urrigerneriy he was n majestic cuss.
At the time CHRIS arruve un thesa
shores Il all"ol to CHRIS CuIU4BUsI.
the savajis was virtspus AMI h1ppy. They
wene innOpnt uf sgrt-sSinn. rum. draw
poker anil sinfulncSs gin'rally. They
didn't discuss the slavery Ja.s:iun rs a
custom. They hal M c"ngrr5S. faro
banks. d,.lirium tr,.n' ms az Associated
PreSs. Th"ir hiliLs HsS cons zIuently
gOoI. LGte supiE-rS. dy~.r-lI~v. gas com
pSnit-s. thieves. ward politicians. pretty
waiter girls. and other metropolitan re-
fineinent, wcrp unknown among them.
No saTsgr III gnoSl standing would take
pOstage STAMPS. Y.E couldn't have bot
. coon skin with barrel If I'm.
The female Aboory zig,. n-vrr died Of
consumption, becausar she ,.;ln'I tie Ger
waist up in wh1ls11re things; hut in
loose and howin' garments she bounded,
with naked feet, over hills AMI plains.
like the wild and frisEy antelope. Il was
a unlncky moment for US when CHRIS.
sot his foot onto these ere shores. Il
would have bepu batter for US If the
present day il the injins bad giren him
q warm meal and srnt him ho,ae ore the
ragin' hillers. For the say.lyes owned
the country. AMI CuLUNBUs was a fill
buster. CORTEZ. PIZNIRo and WALKER
were Une hurSe Observation-Disclosures
was four hIrse team Eilibustcr, ana A
large yelltr dog unirr the Vaughn. I
say. In vicw uf the m,.s va are maxim
of things, II would have barn better for
rs IL C"ITNBUs had staid 10 home. Il
would have been better for the show bis
Mss. The circulation Of VANITY FAIR
w"nlt Ina larger. and the proprietors
wouhi all have bsozum pinsi Yes, sir.
and perhaps a teiIIin alley.
by which ! don't wish 10 be under
stood "a intimitin' that the scalpin'
vretrhes who are in the injin bisniss at |
the pr,ss-nt day are nf auy Account. or
calculated 10 make home hSpps. sp,cial- |
ly thu SioxpsOt Minnesoty. who deserve
to Ie murdered In the first desrre, and
II PorE will only stay in Sc. Paul and
not % near leIn hfms'if, reckon they
will be.
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natures True Tonic.

One of the advantages uf light gym,
nastics is that tn" sick and cgnvalasceni
can make what appear tn L. triiiIn., II
forts, and by them in time n, r,4sturrl
10 active health. lf tuo feeble Ia L.,
practically able iu maxi, Int liitl,. cxcr.
tiun. try what are known a. deep breath
ing movements. L." Fat upDn the irlrs.
tax" rs long anh rs l,z.p hn..ilIS n J,,=-
sihlc. aEl while the meath is closed
slowly throw the arms up in fr,nt anil
then Mt the sides Rest for ten minutes
Try again the same inhalItiun and cx
halaii"n Il air, the latter heing pnr,. and
fresh. After e while attempt the sIIna
sitting up. Thesr Cxrr,iscs Can safely
Dc taken 10y the sick one every DAP sav-
eral timcS, AMI the whole muscular sys-
TEN will be improved, just az il some
revivifying tonic hal l.cen givcn. far
better one than any charged with 81.
cuhnl or some like s'imular:. Ladies
Home Journal.
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"THe HOUR or SUNSET"

A Rs oIutIoBary Relic which Barely
Escaped the Refuse Pile.
There was a new picture in the Ma
tiOnal museum Of Independence hall
cJme, rs il were, 10 lie seen by strangers
from fIr of lands-and there were faces
there TO see il that had only recently
come To- the shores Of America The
picture Of itself. Its simple cardboard,
little more than n square foot in size. its
s1nber print. making a curious reflection
upon its true meaning. seemed Of no in
trinsic value. II had held q place be
times among the cherished relics Of n
colonial estate; had been cast among
strangers, to H. finally rescued from the
rubbish % an auction house to find final
r-st in the hall of all halls
II l. The Hour IL Sunset on the
Fourth Of July. I776 The members 81
the old Continental congress, having
signed the Declaration. are seen in the
act Of leaving the hall. Hancock. dis
tinguish,-l 10y his dark dress. stands Un
the steps in frpnt sc the hall door, an
nnuncing Ia n friend that the DECLARE
ii"n has Just bSn signed. Franklin is
sen nj his right. Jcffrrs0n leans against
the right pillar "f the door. Adams is
cunversing with jefferson. Between
their heads apIcars the face Il Living
st"n, AMI against the left pillar stands
Roger Sherman. These form the group
on the STEPS.
Beginning then on the left Of the piCt.
ure. and counting every figure with nu-
merals rs n guide. may be discovered.
first, a citizen nf the day with the fanil
lar Revolutionary costume; then vii
son. a signer; next a Citizen, AMI in the
order given. n Tory. another signer, a
young woman and presumably her IA
Their. the Indian WIN bare the DeClara-
tinn 10 the carriage nf Washington.
Thomas Paine. talking with Bcnilmin
Rush and Robert Morris. lDth uf whom
were signcrs. Behind the heads 81 Ciii.
Zans are se,.n AMI Ia thu right Is a crowd
of patriots. Quakrrs. Tories. etc. eagerly
discussing the nature aud merits uf the
Declaration.
For about thnr years the picture.
which brars the imprint "f 'GroOne &
Brightly" was in tll'. T. -.sI-Ssinn 81 John
a. Keel. n well pr-,.rV n man u more
than sixty years. who has lived in the
quaint two story aud slant lpuSe. with
itS snow white trimmings. for more than
n third Of a century He was formerly
with N. Thomas S,ns, auctiunetrs
where he lost many valuable r,lics in
works Of art 10y the fir. which destroyed
that firII's SUnth street house. and lat
terly has hecR IN thu employ Of Ellis e.
Shaw. II was during rale 10y this firm |
uf an old estate al .iT,h street. whore |
The Hour uf SUns..t' wls offered and |
would not bring Il s''Eg. that he himself |
Withdrew il ut the BEST bid made.
Then II lay in tine office of the Chest
nut street store until that hunSe was
closed. and all the rubbish l"ing cleared
ont Mr.. Kctll remembered The Hrrlrnt /
print and saved II fIun the ash laFTsl
lie took IL tu the National museum.
where he Thought il richtfully belonged.
~ all his inquiries have failed to dis
cover Cne like II, and th'rr in the an
tiJue case On The west side uf the r,E'm
IL max br found in au obscure cnrncr.-
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Every man has got n Fort. It's sun
mems fort to de- uEr thing. AMI som,
other mems fort to d. another. Will,
there is nuIneris shiftliss critters guiI
round loose who's fort Is not 10 Dc
nothin
Shakspeer rOte good plase. but ne
wouldn't hav succeeded rs n Washing
ton correspondent uf = New York daily
PAPER. He lackt the rekesit fancy and
imagginashun.
That's 50!
Old George washington's Fort was
not to hev envy public man Of the present
day resemble him TO eny alarmiu extent.
WHARF bowls can Georges ckal H.
found; ask. & boldly anssr no whares.
or eny WHARF rlst..
Old man TOWNSHIPS Fort was 60 Inaik
Sassyperiller. Coy 10 the world an
luther life saivedy- (Cutashun from
TOwnSin's ADVERTISEMENT
Cyrus Fields Fort is 20 Law a sul,-ma-
chine tellegraf under the boundin billers
OF the Oshun. and then hev il Bust.
Spaldin's Fort is Ia nIaik PREPARED
GlOo, which Inrnds everything. Won
der ef IL will mend sinners wickid
wASe. umprUIntoo gOak.l
Zoary's Fort is to he a female Grrus
Teller.
Ny Fort l. the great moral show biz
Mss & Titin choice famerly literatoor fot
the newspapers. That's what's the mat.
ter with nae.
&c, &c.. &c. Sol mite 60 ON to n in.
defnit extent.
Twict I've endeverel 20 do things which
thay wasn't my Fort. The fust time
was when undertuk To lick owdaShus
Gus who cut hole in nv tent & krawld
threw. Seq I, my jentls Sir 20 out OF
shall fall onto you putty hevy.- SCI!
he, ''Waae In. Old wax fggers," WHARF
upon l went for him. bat he sawt me
powerful on the bed & knockt me threw
the tent into q COW pastur. He pursool
the attack q flung me into Q mud puId-
die Az arOzs & rung out ny drencht
garments ! koncluded 6tin wasn't mt
Fort De now riEs the kurtin upon Sepn
2nd: II Is rarely seldum that seek ron-
ISOLATION In the Flown Bole. But in q |
sertin town in Injianny in the Faul Of
Is, my origin grinder got sick with
the fever q died. Inever felt 30 ashamed
% my life, q th0wt I'd hist I'm a few
swallows Of sutbin strengthin.
Koasequents wss higtid In % much |
s didsat Esckly knOv WHARF bowls ] |
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Bearded Woman in my Show. How
did he repay me for this hndness' BE
basely undertook lone day while in q
BackynAlian mood On rum & right in
sight Of the aujiencs in the tent 30 stand
upon his he'd, whhreby he betrayal his
sex on account Of his boots d his Berd
fAllin' of his face, thus roOinin' my
prospects, in that town q likewise incur
rim the seris displeasure Of the Press,
which sed boldly was trifiin' with the
feeiin's Of intelligent public. I know
no such man as Olonzo Ward. do not
ever wish his name breathed in my PRES
ents. I do not recognize him. I per-
fectly disgust him.
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WAS. l turnd my livth =. lists al
Pray loose into the STR. II ait all
my wax wurks then L. /! ,.Jold play
hOss So hitched my. "a Kanaw
bOts., there bcin two 81: ,a-='-s hitCht
un also, one behind ami ,..s,ilI"r ahead
If me. The driver h"ll = !! US to git
up, and Ne did. But to. -.,s bein a.
nsed To 81 arrangement Begun 10 kick
& Sgueal and rair mp. HONS -Iuents was
! was kiC Vt vilently in the stuInmuck d
hack. and presuntly fuwnd myself in
the Kanawl with the other li..sS.-s. kickin
& yellin like tribn uf Cus-clr"urus saw
wis. ] was rescoOl. iS ~ | was bein
Carrid to the tavern TN hcn luck Bored
I sd in a feeble vOise. Boys, playin
hOss isn't my Fort"
MURUI--Never don't do nothin which
isn't your Fort, for ef yOu do you'll find
yUnself splashin round in the Ranawl.
figgeratively sTeakin.
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Road NOtiep,
STATE 90 KANSAsl Ofiice oTCounty Clerk

sriTEo 90 KNSsAs,I Ofiice ofCOunty Clerk
NOIiCE ~ HEHEBl GIVEN. That On
~ the l3ih hay 1T January. 1921, a Eeiitipn
signed by ". W. Smith and 10 others, Was
presented Io the Boarl of Commi. sinners nj
The 1,iunty aud Stale aforesaid. Praying Tor
tn. otN Tin e n certain rnad. described n
toll ~, Via Beginning nj the Northeast
corner ct section Is, and the Northwest rOr-
nrT ',I >.-rti,'n n. township ~, range west.
aud running Ilne sOsiih tNO miles aud Inter
~'rtips q T,si.i running east aud west nj the
is.It:hEs-t gunner nf section y, aud he north
,r,>I r'rnrI IT section D. ] he ruad prayed foT
T. 70. Lr ~ fret " Idle.
wherruJ,n. said Boanl of county Com
mi sionets RpIoinled the f'IllsEIng named
p-r4,ns VIZ: John Olson. John Rupert and
l,,itn I'rirr-nn viewers, With INSTRUCTIONS
tp meet nj the house of W. W. smith. In
summit township. on "Wednesday. the 18th
tiay of March, A. u. 1901, and processi Ia view
ssid rt,aa.l and give tn all parties hearing.
Iiy order "f The IBoarI Gf Con ~ Commits
s!OBer~-
&C.,, d.. ADDISON.
t|l County Clerk.
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The Wa, The Fnrmrr InnL 4,

We are indebted tn the clergy f.,
some odd blunders. 4 country clergy
man ON a certain occasion chose for hi
text passage frum the Scriptures which
had been variously interpreted. and OF
concluding his scnnon he said. 'Thess
are the conclusions have reached after
the most diligeni study, but | must in,
form you that the commentators dis,
agree with me-" lie was somewhat as.
tonishe1 the next day 20 rceiYe a big
bag Of POTATOES with the following note:
Reverend and dear sir: You told me
this moruin' rs how common taturs
didn't agree with you. hope as how
choice kidneys does Providence Jour
nal
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Notice.

ALMA. Kansas Ian. 10 IsaI.
S.ENi.ib TRuIb AIS ." p"ttsrm tn,
- ,tuti..- 80 ouutV PBy~iriau i,sT ont s.aF,
s.tli D.. r,-.'.. q ni the nilir'. the I,unty
, i.Tk E. e,tifnr County, knn.H-, until -
.,',.I.-.s. n' ~.,iunlay, January ., lSai. The
't,.u'N ~ -.cIan must furnish his metli-
,-iu' 'i.-.tur the sick innaifS oi ia, t'uinty
" ylum nnd if,il and perform all dulles rni-
~ .ltr,i ~ The contract made with the County
pbN si..i.,n IL the year issi. A hond of $50
WiII b, T1!niTrd Of The physician r'-rriVIng
the apI-'ihimrnt 4 thp faithful discharge
at lat, du,ir-. = I'D bond Ia be approved by
Ih,. Ihtar,I %! county Commissioners. Pm.
I-,>s,i- Ia d" endorsed: "Pr .pdSalS ior county
PhysIrIan."
d.. ADDISON,
County Clerk.
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RGrad NOties.

Road Notice.
SrATE az KAEsAs,I Once Of county Clerk
County ~ Saline. January 18th, Issi.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, That on
~ the lgIh day of January, lsgi, petitiou
signed by Peter WaFsirunl md 10 others, Was
pr,-srutrSI in the BOari Of County Commits
~ion-rS oi the county aud state aforesaid,
prnying EIr the opening oI n certain mad.
,Isx-rii-I follows. VIZ: Beginning nj the
nuyitgasi ruTiier of - tion !. AMI the north
W,-Si c.IrnrT - sect lon 4. and tO csBntinue on
..rtI.,n lin- s.suth three miles Ca the smith
e=iSl r.ITnrr of Secilon ~ and the southwest
,-oru- -: ~rciion D. Thence to meet with
lstd-oni 2 -ad running east aud vest In
township 10 south. range 3 west Sth q. N.
Tbs. s.siI Rad to ~. - feet wide.
Nhercupon, said Bnard &c county Com
INV, !S.I,stIrrS appointed the folioNib " M med
{, -rsSpns. viz Miehaei Dorr y. y. 1ohnsbn
aud t'haT'eS Swanson Ntewer-. with In
strHs tirgS In inert, In conJunt tim with the
C'nuniy SerteynF, II the h1u-e of Peter
war,iruni. In summit tsu nzhipSn Thursday
ia. Isih day 81 March A j.. i9l. aud pro-
e,--i tn view said ro1d, and give all parties =
hearing.
ID. J. ADDISON,
[sEALJ CDubty Clerk.
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OLoNzn MARn

! bare seen = low and skurrilus most
Ia tie Papr frum 9 certin pursuu who
signes hisself OlonEo Ward. q sez he Is
my heriuthcr. did Osce hav berruth-
er OF that name, but do not recugnise
him nov. To me he h wuss than dedl !
took him from collige sum 10 years ago
and gave him . good situation q the
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THE JOURNAL
Publication Notice.
fort2 50.

Publication Notice.
~, ,''' ~ - court o. us :aii sS"n:
Saline County. ~ and state.
J"hn V. FarueII Co, In-l
rorporniesi, plaintiffs.
FIaek. MorIariiy a TO-, de-
frEdHnIs.
To J. n. FIack, .. A. MoriarIiy ard Cecilia
a. MoTiarity, defendants:
VOu AND EACH OF you wII.LHERE-
u by take notice. that on the ri day of
February, A. d., 1881, the Plaintiff. John v.
taTwrll Co corpnrntinn duly organized
and engaged In the wholesale AMI rptail nIer-
camille bu<inrSs. In the city of Chicago, In
the state at Illinois, by virtue Of and under
the Incorporate laws of the said state Of iiii-
nois. aud under q he incorporate name and
style of John v. FnTwell To-; fled their
p.titIon Ia the ONCE of the clerk of the Dis
irirt Court Of saline comfy, Kansas. against
the said defendants Fiark, hortarty a TO-,
a rO- partnership consisting Of j. u. Fiark,
D. \. MOriarity and Cerilla q. MoTiarity and
engaged In the mercantile business In the
city Of Grand Junction, Ia the county OF
Mesa and state Of Colorado, under the firm
maine n nd style OI Finrk. MOriarity a Ia, and
that you and each Of you must answer the
PETITION of the plaintiff filed n Aforesaid, ON
the said petition will h. taken A. true and
Judgment will be rendered, Ia said action.
against Nnu Hni each ni YOU n co-partner.
.blp. Hiii ~'rrrniely against each ct ybu n
MotiIIiIN 4 "a. In favor Oi the said plaintiff,
IUhn :. = Twell TO-, for the recoV-
rT, at the sum Of two thousand seven
hundr,,I aud Iwrnty-seven dollarS, with
iHIrT.asI tH"Trun nj the rate at six per
r,.m Ir.T ntuum fupm the 9Th day at
iaaHlTS. \. -. lS1l, aud inT further
iu.'-n.ut AGAINST you and each Oi you.
iriHt'N aud separately fOT the sale of the fol-
luWin. de-. { IL II and attached real estate
aud that the prncer,is arising from the said
--i'. ''' aIiarh'J real est ATE he applied; tr-t
To- ilir lN nirpi of the Gusts Of this action;
rruni. - the satisfaction at the plalniin
claim ct Sg7s5!tD aud Interest thereon as
af,T'--.ii aud attached In said cause Of action
,,n the ..;Id aud 2sth day Of February, A. -,
1921. Town: LoiS number twenty six and
twruty -,isht un Eighth street In the city of
s;sIiiu't, Sliiur county. Kansas, aud n further
iui-riCut that the allegations Ia plaintiff
affidavit IpT attachment nlt'l herein are true
tud that The stid plaintiffs J. v. FaTwell
-. arr the l'-sil hO ders Of the aforesaid In
ti,bicdn,SS CT TT that the same l. due aud
unI.1!d a. thee plaintiffs John v. Farewell
to, 10 "a, Suu aud each OF you, Juintly sep
"FHIriy aud EdivitlualitL, rs lnctI!brrs OF the
cupnri prT>l4ip uf finrk. hOriaTity a tn. and
that you and each Of yuu are members Of the
: 10 ;,,,-parinrrship oi FinrE, AiuriHriy 6I'o.
Attest: W. T. FRAZIER.
4 - SIiSTTRG, Any far l'ialniin.
t'I.-Tk u the District Court,
'-kAI Nv Anton A fTtrlTickaon, Drputy.
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The Las. Desperate Resource.

Misunderstanding. music, singing; you
have learned everything. and haven't goi
husband yet We mast next try paper
flower making and wood carving. and II
that Is no use, you will have 20 learn
cooking Der Ulk
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Send ten (l0l cents In stamps OF
coin 10 John Sebastian, GenI Tiki
and Pass As't Chicsgo. Rock Island
4 Pacific RS for a pack OF the
latest, snloothest. slickest playing
cards that ever RIad,lrned the eyes
and r!Ppled along the fingers of the
devotee to Seven-Up, casino. Dutch,
Euehsre, Whist or any uiher ancient
ar modern game, and get your
moneys worth five times over.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23
Castoria

"Cassoria h 70 we'll adapted in children that
Irecomm-nd q ~ superior n any Pr~rTiption
Known 10 mr."
n. A. AErHER, 4. D.,
III So. OIford 81 Drooklyn, n. Y.
"Our physicians In the childr'-n's depart
men. have spoken highly 81 thrir eEPeri
ence In their outsiie prlscticr. With Castoria,
and although re only have aIn"ng our
medical SUPPLIES what Is knoSn as regular
products, yet We are FIRE to confess that the
merits % Castoria hAs won us 10 lOok with
favor upon Il"
UKrrED HosPFTIL AND DisrxxsAEy,
BOstoa, AasA.
ALLIES e SETH, Pres,
fray strost, New York Ctr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23
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ar L- Due's Periedieai rus.
THIS grrat Preach remedy acts dlreefly
upnn lar digestive organs and positively
rtiFsS suppression of the nlenses tfrDnl Ehai-
ever eagsH sBd ali PERIODICAL troubles pecu-
liar Ia women. A safe. reliable remedy uaT.
raate~l In excite uisnstruatlon. should MOI
~ u-fsl during pregnancy. Pull dlrectioul
accompanying eaeh boa ey mall 81 box %
ihPe frT 81 The genuine article supplied
~ druggists In Salsna, Ws. BrDvn. kielhorn
Kunz a hattiaon. Ne Dwell a Curry, Pur-
cell, Strvens a On.
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PROTECTION
On FREE.rRADE.
WHIcH7

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ueeki
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-23

when Baby ~as sick, re gave hcr Csstoria-
WHEN she uas Chill. she cried for CastoriA.
When she became Miss. she chung IN Castoria
When she bad CbIlirrn, she gave thrn Cnstoria