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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
nleeeksr. sshasslno canaloralo No. 1888 Beecker.st

Beeckerst sebastno Conaloralo, No. 15S Beecker-st
John Colwell No. VGrek Place.
The following is q partial list of non-residents
registered in the Id Assembly District:
Second Election District-PatFick Holman, No. 3Si
water-st Joseph McKenna. No. us SoUth-st. Joseph
Tillman No 81 water-st.
Fourth Election Di.trIctJoseph Rnods No. 81 oliver
st. william f. Hasse, No. 81 Jamesst. George Stevens
No ~ Ol!yer.st. John H. sehlobin, NO 40 Oak-st.
Eleventh ELECTION Distrct-Doniel binehan, NO. 3d3
pcarst; Cornelius Shea No l0i Pcarl-st.; Patrick Finn.
No 4O4 Pearl-st. James j. Deegan, No. Ncw-Dowefy.
Twelfth Election District-Denns Moran, No. 455
Pearst
Mulbeiry-st.; Frederick Frederick No. Mulbefry"st
James Murray No. Mulberry-st; James Leonard, No.
o Mulberryst.; j. McKenna, No. 100 Park Row; James
McCaul No. 100 Park Row James j. Smith, No. 100
Park Row; Thomas Dacey No. 100 Park Row; william
O,Donneu No 100 Park Row Thomas b. Mcshane No.
$50 Park Row Thomas McDermott, No. 100 Park Row ::
John Mccarthy, No. 1870 Park Row; William BranIgan.
No. 1874 Park Row. John Conway, No. 1874 Park Row ::
John NJ Shay No. 1914 Park Row; Thomas Flanagan.
No. 19l Park Row; David Foley. No. 1876 Park Row.
Eighteenth Election Dlstric-John Murray, No. Chat
ham Square.
Twenty-nrst Election District-Dayll Calvin. No 81
gaxter.st; Martin Wohobcn No. io Baxterst William
MoTrissey, No. ~ BsXteT.st james j. Buckley No. ~
Baxterst Michael Mooney, No. - BaXterst James C.
Lamb, No. AZ Baxter.st; Liyerwe Rheinhsrdt No. AZ
Baxtsr-st
Twenty.thd Election Dlstrict-John Mccarthy, No. G2
Baxter.s Patrick Cassidy. No. 81 Baxterst John Kane.
No Baxter.st; John Shea, No. "a Baxter-st; John
Llnch No. "A BaxteTst Joseph Ryan No "a BaNterst.
Twenty Election Distrlc-John Sullivan, No SO
BaNter-st
Twenty-thrd Election Dstrict-Jomes Barlow No. %
Baxter-st; George Barlow, No. 90 BaNtcr-st. James
Hoey No 90 Baxter.st James WEIGH, No. 121 Walker
st.. Wilson, No. 121 WalkeFst. Joseph Reilly, No
125 Waker-st. Thomas Walker No. lis Contest; Pat
rick Main, No. 1913 White-ot; Edward Cahll. No 1913
whie.st Patrick Daily. No. 1913 whitest; Michael
Shaleg, No 80 Mulbeuy-st.
Twenty.hrst Election District-Danlel j. Goman, No.
1871 Leonsrist. Mark Buckner No 154 Leonardst Isa-
dore Butler, No. 15i LeOnard-st; John Felix. No. l52
LeOnaT1-st. Thomas McGIath No. 80 LeonaId-st. !;
Michael Shanahan Nos 146 and 143 Leonard-st. John
W. C0rrlgan No. 2 Frankllnst.; John Wilson No. 2
Frankllnst.; John Langan, No FranklIn-st; Joseph
IAngan Franklinst George Ryan. No. Franklin
st.; Joan Byrne, No. Frankn-st Michael Hurley, No
Franklln.st; Eugene Sullivan, No. Frankn-st; WILL
ian Walsh, No FTankn-st. Charles Dawson, No. 2
Flanklll.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
THREATS MAKE A CANDIDATE WITHDRAW.

peniamin c. Harris, the Sociats dc-Labor candidate
for Assembly IA the Ist District OF Union County, n J,
comprising the larger part of Elizabeth has withdrawn
from the contest owing TO threats which were made
against his lfe If he persisted in running Mr. Harris
is nearly seventy years DID, has been lifelong Meth
odist and Is highly esteemed In Elizabeth lie was
~ the organizers OF the knights Of Labor there. and
was pIaeed I'm nomination for the Assembly by petit
ton signed by 800 voters, most Of whom were Demo
Gratis.
The leaders Of shat party got alarmed lest Harris
sboud draw away enoaSh vOts . cause the defeat OF
Assemblyman Carroll, their nominee. A system OF
intimidation and threats OF personal injury nave been
nrsctlsed by the heeers toward Mr.. Harris whenever
be made his appearance In public and these have had
the desired effect. Alarmed for his safety, nc mas
Withdrawn but SAYS he Is going to vote for the Repub
lIcan candidate August +. Schmidt, and VIII be reoced
In zee Ie latter elected Mr.. Harris calls upon all his
friends I'm the Sociastlc-abor party TO do the same,
and thus administer crushing blow 70 b1sslsm and
ring rule I'm Elizabeth.
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Catarrh

a constitutional and not local disease and. there.
fo,e IL cannot be cured by local applications. n
ouires constitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla
which working through the blood effects permanent
Of atarrh by eradieatng the mpurty which and
nra,oe the disease. Thousands Of people testify to the
success OF Hoods Ssrsapffa remedy for catarrh
when other preparations have failed.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest Of Hun.
Remedies, internally 10 cleanse the blood q al inpaa
great Skin Cure and CUTICURA SOAP, an exQplsl,
Skin Beautifer, externally TO clear the skin and scl,
ing burning, sealy and pimply diseases Of the skin s,
and blood.
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Hoods SarsapaYiIIa

also builds up whole system and makes feei
newez in health and strength All who suffer nom
Caarrh or debility should certaply try Hoods sarsapara
Il u0sscsses curative power peculiar 10 itsen
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Force Them Out.

g WITS SPECIFIC is a remedy which is far in
- advance Of medical science, IL has been expeling
Mierob from the blood and curing the worst diseases for
30 ytars and II only recently that the medical word
harA cnnnlrhld
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Sod everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, SOC. SOAP
25e KhsYLyENT PTeRSssd r By the porTE&
RI Send for How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" "a p,eax
so Illustrations and 100 testimonials. 'r
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GrnIifxinnia AL

The high position attained snG ~ universal Acceptance
M Fgs a. the excellent laxative known illustrate
the value OF the qualities on which lts success IL based
GAknDeny-
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AN EDITOR
Nj. W. G. Curtis. Editor OF the Mcekienburg News.
Boydon, Va says that lac has been entirely relieved
atsccss which formed In his throat. and caused
intense pain almost choking him. lie could swallow
solid food and In most painful condition. lie says
that he took only three bottles aud that effected
plete cure
Trcaase Flood aud Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer =. Atlanta, "a.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA elVN rsq,.

Luncheon served from buffet car, h''gt a Nsw-ySfs
press. Fastest train In I'VE "''A' q"
central.
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NOTES or THE CANVASS.

A rousing ratification Of the Republican State ticket
was rade last night Lincoln Clubhouse. in Clinton
Place by the members Of the Lincoln Pioneer Corps The
members OF this Organization turned out in full uniform
and naraded through with band, attracting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

Mr.. CLEVELAND TO THE RESCUE
Boston, Oct. 30 tspeciaD.-Tne Democratic leaders
Of Massachusetts have raised the Macedonian CRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

n,.sPLES blackheads, red. rough, ehapped and ~
PsW skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP ~
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The Only WAY

to cure disease force the baclni through tho
PORES OF THE SKIN.
II. :. :. NEVER FAILS TO DO TlIIs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
Too willing to n. Acceptable.

A needy Frenchman once heard that .
marriage was on the taps between the
daughter Of q certain wealthy merchant
and the son Of q rich banker. The dOwry
that was to he given To the bride was 5OO,-
600 francs The merchant was well known
20 be ON the lookout for a good bargain or
10 save a dollar, 80 on this the Partisan
founded his hopes on = good dinner ut
least.
He accordingly called nj the merchants
residence and asked the privilege Of seeiBg
him on very important business After q
while he was admitted TO his presence.
The matter, sir, on which I call, /" he
began, involves for you the practical
saving Of 5000 francs. p
''Oh, my dear sir" interrupted the mer.
chant, 'this n too serious TO be discussed
before dinner, and a. IL Is now my hour
for dining, pray take dinner with me. and
we will sfierwari consider your pruPosi
ton at our leisure"
Having partaken Of a meal that left 4
pleasant favor In the unfortunate's mem
DRY the rest Of his life they returned to the
merchants study.
"And now am ready to hear your pro
posal, he remarked.
The Parisian after a moments thought
began:
Il understand. sir. your daughter Is "a
Be shortly married 20 the son Of the bankei
D'Argsut."
"Yes, that Is true"
"And that her dowry h half a Million
This was also assented 10.
"well. then. here h my idea ] an
ready TO take her for half that sum, ant
H. m
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
COUNCIL MEETING.

The meeting Of the council last
Monday evening was In some re-
spects one Of interest.
A committee OF ladies representing
the w. G. T. U. made some earnest
and persuasive entresties toward
having the joints In the city closed
up and rendered imperative and
void.
An ordinance appropriatlng 5000
Cor the payment Of claims was pass
cd.
Clerk was instructed 10 notify the
treasurer to file . monthly report Of
funds on hand.
A resolution was read by Counci
man CrAvens aud adopted, calling
the mayors Of all cities Of the second
class In the state 10 meet In Sallus,
Tuesday, January 80, 1t I O'Clock p.
m. to consider matters Of mutual
benefit aud interest pertaining 10
needed legislation for cities Of the
second class, for the purpose Of
bringing such matters to the stten-
ton Of the state legislature.
Rsvs. Foulkes, Baker and MAggart
Of ths Ministerial Association prayed
for an ordinance suPPressing the sale
in saliua Of the Kansas City Sunddy
SHR. Such an ordinance wss passed.
In the executive session following
George w. PerrIll was appointed
Street Commissioner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
RensiInEEoaIce.

In this issue Of the JOURNAL ap,
pears the advertisement for agent,
to sell 1.-THE Riddle Of the Sphinx
1.-The Riddle Of the Sphinx" IL 9
book Of some 500 octave pages, OF
extra mechanical finish and hand.
somely bound. The book IL by w.
b. Asnby, Lecturer Of the National
Farmers Alliance, aud, rs may be
surmised from the title, treats Of the
industrial questions now agiiating
the producers OF the nation. Mr..
Ashby, from his long connection
with the farmers movement, IL
widely known not only rs a speaker
Of remarkable power, but also rs
one Of the most logical and clear
cut writers Of the northwest. The
book II broadly divided into two
parts: Facts aud Remedies, part
first, treats Of the antiquity aud
honor Of agriculture, the fundamen-
tai position Of agriculture In the in
dustrisl world, the present indus
trial aud social conditions. then
takes up the questions Of land, trans
pOrtGtiOn, money, taxation and cost
Of interchange; part second discuss
es nstionalism, land remedies, gov
eminent ownership Of railways,
money measures, proportional taxes,
cooperation, organization, and closes
with q history Of the leading farm
OF the United States.
The book Is attracting wide atten-
ton, and leading Iowa papers de-
clare IL the most notable book ever
produced by an Iowa man. II is a
book full of economical truth pre-
senIed clearly and forcibly, aud
should be read 10y every man who
has the welfare OF his country al
heart. The book IL published by the
Industrial Pub. Co, room 9Dl MOnOD
blk, Chicago, III. Energetic per-
sons desiring profitable employment
should write than for descriptive
circulars of the Look and terms Ia
agents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
DEArR OF MRS. DAVIS

Mrs. Al Davis died 81 Canon City,
Colorado, on Thursday night last.
She had gone 10 Canon City about
. month ago In hopes Of regainiug
her health or at least prolonging her
life; but the summons came sud she
vas ready 10 90. The remains were
brought back and the funeral was
held ct Plymouth church, Of which
she wss . member, on Monday
morning. Rev. w. B. Mucklow
conducting the services. The Chris-
tlan character and virtues Of Mrs.
Davis we're known 10 . large circle
Of friends, having lived here for
many years. Her death h dePlored
BY ell who knew her.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22

Ksiisss spSnt ;sst week bsrs visit.
ing With the family Of kar cousin
Mrs.. George B. Abbott.
The wife Of yehn Moysss 10 ssr-
ioasiy i'll
Miss Anna DoDsr h sloH u reeov-
ering from Q severe attack 0ftyPhOid
fever.
VIM. Lsughlin and @. b. Don
myer went 10 Kansas City Monday
evening with fat cattle.
Miss Rosa Cline who has been
dangerously sick with erysipelis,
We are glad 10 note. is very much
improved.
Miss Mamie Fsssler Of Salina
passed Q few days very pleasantly
here last week with the Misses
Johannes.
There will be services In the
Lutheran church next Sunday
morning conducted by the Rev. J.
B. Umberger the newly elected
pastor of this and Sc Psuls Lutheran
church In the Shirer district.
Mrs. BiehI Of Bavaria IL here
visiting Mrs. Geo Rueh, who has
been very sick but IL now convalese-
ing.
Misses Maude Gage and Lizzie
Cline returned 10 their homes here
last Friday from 5zlina, where they
were attending the Normal.
A party Of young people gathered
attbe home Of J. H. McCollim Mon
day eveningit being Mrs. McColllm's
birthday. And the hours were pass
very pleasantly by various Amuse-
ments until eleven o'clock when
lunch wss served, 10 which all did
justice, and the merry crowd dis
persed each one glad TO have been
there. JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
BROOKvILLE.
From the Earth. /

&c. York, Of SalIns, will all the
NJ. f. pulpit ri this place next Sun.
day.
Rev. Semans commences . pro-
tracted meeting on the Mulberry
Sunday night.
Our butcher, SOndergard shipped
car Of cattle Sunday evening 10
Kansas City.
A. F. Erwin, Of Salina, Was In
town sunday, visiting our rustling
liveryman, J. 3. Morgan.
FL. Bruce, Of Mulberry, drove to
Salina Tuesday, via Brookville.
He found the roads badly. blocked
with snow.
VIM. Turton and Godfrey Cane
left for the west last Sunday. They
expect to make an extended trip,
visiting the principal cities In Colo
RADIO aud Utah, and may go to the
coast before their return.
At the last meeting OF the city
council VIM. Turton rendered his
resignation as city treasurer, and the
same being accepted, Major Ingra-
ham appointed T. J. Rollman, who
was duly confirmed by the council.
Mr.. Rollman will file his bond and
qualify this week, and assume the
duties of his office.
Mrs. Abe Amos came up Tuesday
evening from Salina, TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. ID. r. Thomas. She
aud our spouse Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
hied themselves to the ranch TO en-
gage In q "butchering bee" Mr..
Thomas killed IS or 20 hogs, and the
ladies' assisted Ia manufacturing
them into lard, sausage, souce, etc.
They no doubt had q nice greasy
time OF II IS the occasion required.
The strange part Of IL all Is that the
worst II the best.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
TESIOTT.
FROM the Herald. /


John Moore, brother Of Mrs. J. ID
Irwin returned To Tescott, Thursday
morning. John has been prospect
ing all over the country for the past
four or five months.
w. 4. Clinton purchased two cal
loads Of cattle at Beverly the first Of
this week and shipped them 10 Kan
sss City, he going with them. Mr..
Clinton returned this morning.
Rev. Lockwood came up from Sa-
lima this morning. He will preach
at the church tonight, Tomorrow
night, and Sunday morning and
evening. Tomorrow forenoon he
will install the officers OF the q. A.
r., and in the afternoon will hold
the quarterly conference Of the NJ.
r. church for this circuit at the
church.
A special was run mp to Lincoln
last Sunday and brought nine car
loads Of cattle from that point, stop
ping on their way down at this
place and picking up fifteen cars Of
stock, twelve Of which were corn fed
steers, that DIR. Dunn has been feed
ing for the past year. Also two carr
Of hogs and one car Of hogs and
cattle belonging to Geo. McNabney,
Geo. NcNabney, John Strait, J. ID.
Irwin and Joe Jackson from this
place accompanied the stock to
Kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
coNsuMPrIoN CUREp.

An old physician. retiring from
practice, having had placed Ia his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula Of o simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma-
nsnt cure Of consumption, bronchitis
eatarrh, Asthma and all throat and
lung affections, also . positive and
radical cure for nervous debility
and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers I'm thousands Of cases, has
felt Il his duty 10 make Il known 10
bis suffering fellows. Aetuated by
this motive and q desire to relieve
human suffering. I will send free
Of charge, to all who desire It, this
recipe, In German, French OF
English, with full directions for pre-
pairing aud using. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. w. A. MOVES, $50 Powers
Block, Rochester, n. Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22

scou rget with ulcers, boIls and letter,
Weak OF limb and sore OF eye,
Hopeless nov Of grou Ing better,
Surely one must die.
Not ut all, poor, discouraged suf
ferer from dlsordered blood and
scrofulous trouble. Take DR.. PierceiI
Golden Medical Discovery, the great
blood purlfyer ane Iife-saver OF
modern days. All those unwhole.
some sores and blood disorders may
be cured, and the victim will look
and feel like o new man. IL ID
warranted 10 benefit or cure OF
money paid for II. promptly return
ed.
Tourist sleeping cars are now run
between Boston and San Francisco,
via Salina.
These cars leave Los Angeles Mon
day, San Francisco, Tuesday, Sail
M Saturday, ct 8 .. M, and run
through to Boston. Returning leave
Boston aud New York Thursday,
Chicago Saturday, 5alina Sunday,
ut p. m, running through to Les
and San Francisco.
This gives Salina o through line Of
tourist sleepers via the Missouri Pa
clfic Railway TO principal points east
and vest including Chicago, Boston,
Salt Lake City aud San Francisco.
The charges for berths are low, the
service equal 10 the best and the
time fast.
Remsmber this via THE NILSSON.
RI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
r. w. RIORDAN, Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22

SALIVA. Ksns., Jan. IS 1891.
Corrected every Thursday morn


orsrs.. waahs.rss. ana ths Horthwss,
Paefee cease
The constant demand 81 the trav,
cling public 10 the far West for q
comfortable and ct the same time
an economical mode Of travelling,
has led TO the establishment Of what
IL known a. Pullman ColOnist
6leepers.
These cars are built on the same
general plan as the regular 6rst-
class Pullman Sleeper, the only DIFF
ference being that they are not up
helstered.
They are furnished complete with
COED comfortable hair mattresses,
warm blankets, snow white linen,
curtains, plenty Of towels, combs,
brushes, ETC., which secure to the
occupant Of o berth - much privacy
as 10 to be had In first-elass sieepers.
There are also separate toilet rooms
for ladies and gentlemen, and smok.
ing II absolutely prohibited. For
full information send for Pullman
Celonist Sleeper Leahet. +. L.
Lomax, General Passenger, Agent,
Omaha, Neb. S-3m.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
EIs.ea Ane,h.r slar,s WITT

-You scoun'rei," yelled young Jacob Green
At his good neighbor, Brown
"iou kissed my wifi upon the street,
Osght tO knock you down.
That's where you're wrong good Brown
replied.
In accents mild and meek;
az kissed her, that I've not denied,
But kissed her ON the cheek
and I did u because she looked 20
handsome-the very picture Of
beauty and health. What Is the
secret Of it," "welI," replied
Green, "since you ask II. will tell
you: she uses DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, I accept your apology.
Good night" "Favorite Prescrip-
ton" IL the only remedy for the
delicate arrangements and weak
nesses Of females. sold by druggists,
under q positive guarantee Of Civ
ing satisfaction In every case, or
money paid for Il returned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
SOLOMON CITY.
IFrotn The seatlnel,l


Hon. A. p. Collins has been re-
elected as one Of the directors Of the
State Board Of Agriculture.
Doves, robbins and Woodpeckers
cave put In an appearance; are they
the Harbingers Of spring?
A four year old daughter Of J. H.
Eichelberger died at the family res
idence northwest Of Hope last week
Of diphtheria.
H. E. Parmeter, now Of sallna,
formerly Of this city, has sold out
his jewelry business 10 . Mr.. Matte
son.
Sheriff d. w. NALL returned from
Texas on Sunday bringing with him
. man named Worley, who II charged
with making away with mortgAged
property.
Bishop Jesse Engle Of. Belle
Spring, has made an assignment
with liabilities stated to be $50, 900,
while the assets only reach one half
Of that amount.
Miss Flora Slriekler, after . length
ened holiday, returned to her studies
at the Wesleyan University at 5allna
on Friday afternoon.
Mrs, E. v. Acheson Of Salina,
came down on Saturday 10 visit her
sister, Mrs. II. Parmentsr and fami-
ly. She will remain few days.
w. Il. Bishop. Of SalIna. Chair
man Of Republican Congressional
Committee Of Fifth district, spent q
few hours In our city on Friday.
DIR. w. A. Phillips, Of SalIna, &C.
companied his two little children "a
Minneapolis en- Friday and retained
next day, stopping over and taxing
In the sights between trains.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22

We clip the following kind words
from "OEr Church Mirror" publish
ed at Howard by Claude %. Funk
and edited by Rev. J. w. Funk:
"Six years ago the decision was
reached TO exchange the mountains
OF Virginia for the plains Of Kansas.
A psrplexing question was, where
shall be our objective point? The de-
eIsion was ia favor Of Salina. Nearly
four years were spent In and near
that city. No place In the great west
IL 50 homs-llks. While residence
10 denied by the calls Of the Master
elsewhere, It II with great pleasure
that we record our appreciation Of
the papers published there which
come to US regularly, viz: Weekly
TTdiRgs, The JOURNAL, the Herald.
The home flavor they seem to have
render them especially desirable and
cause them 10 be read with greater
eagerness and delight. May the pub
fishers live long, prosper abuudantly
have appreciAtIve readers and
prompt paying 81 bscribers Is the ar
dent wish and earnest desire Of Our
Church Mirror.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
A,-,,h.,,r. For IN, D..,h Penalty.

IL would seem morally TO Be . debatable
question whether u should be considered
advisable that the soul Of the condemned
criminal should receive It's impetus into
eternity when absolutely stuPefed by
ether. Those who know death to be APP
preaching prefer, a. = rule, to meet IL wit
tingly with q clear brain, even though
racked by physical pain Of an excrueiating
nature One Of the greatest empre>sss who
ever lived refused 10 20 10 sleep when she
knew her death was near, because when
she died she wished 20 meet death with
open eyes and an uncloutlcd sense. II the
suggestion for the use Of anRstbetics In
capital punishment should be pressed with
force it Il probable that the great resistance
70 that change would he based on the
ground that I; stupefied the criminal 10
fore u killed him--BostOn Advertise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-22
sPRcrAL sEnyToEs.

CommsBcing next Sunday the
pastor and members Of the Cengre-
gatiouAl church win eomiasnes
special services with The help Of
Evaassllst waiter G. vsasis. Thsrs
win Be services every night aud aiso
special day msstlags fer various
glasses 10 be annoanced in due time.
Christian workers. Of al denomina-
lions srs cordially invited 10 s.sisl
In TIE work - far as they may be Il
liberty from thsir own church en-.
gnssmsnts. TIE Pabiie st lssr<
will - wsiesnsd % al shs nssel-