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ballard "a Snow Liniment.

This Imminent is different in compO'
sition from any other llniment on the
market. II Is a scientific discovery
which results in its being the most
penetrating liniment ever known.
There arc numerous white limitations
which may be recommended because
they pay the seller greater profit.
Beware Of these and demand BILLIARDS.
Snow Lniment. II positively cures
rheumatism. neuralgia, cuts, sprains,
bruises, wounds, sciatic and lnllamatory
rheumatism, burns, scalds, sore feet,
contracted muscle, stifI joints, old sores
pain in back. barb wire cuts, sore chest
or throat and Is especially beneficial ~
paralysis. Sold by @. Il. Northcratt 4
Co.
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What is

is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
Paregoric Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
Pleasant Its guarantee Is thirty years by
Millions Castora destroys Worms and aays
feverishness Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures DiarrhUa and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
toehing troubles, cures constipation and hatuiency.
Cnstoria assiates tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
tora Is the Chidren's Panacea-the Mothers Fried
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15
Miln,, Ntrre & Liver Pills.

Act On new principle Iegulating
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. a new discovery. DIR. Miles
Pills Speedily cure biliousness, bad taste
torpid liver. piles, constipation. Uneq-
ualled for men. women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest! so doses %
cts. Samples free at j. NJ. Gleissner's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-09-15

AT Inc fro [ door of the court house, IN the
6 ~ OF Abilene, count OF DlcHinEOui hthle
Of Kansas, - 10 o'clock a, IN. OF sara gay SCH
to the highest bidder for cash, tho lollOWlHB
desert ed real estate to'witi ...,, 49,.
lots number ono ~, two ~ three 20, louI
%, nys (bD and six (Gl In block number one
Q); lots number onu ID, Two ~, lhie" !Jl'
iour iJ,hvetb), ten lW,cloVen lllhtWtlNe lltl'
tnirteen O3l, fourteen 40 and hiieen u3l IN
block number two (2)i lots number one W
fiO1 eleven al, twelve O2), thirteen Q3l,
fOurteea 40, ventoen 10 ana eighteen llel
IN block number three t3li all OF DlOtk NUN
Der four ND, Except lutH ten (lO), eleven ~
| twelve (l2), thirteen 49,, fourteen ulli M
| teen 5),sixtecn 90. sevonteen IN, eighteen
| 0s). seven ~, eight ~ and nine OBI lots
| number three Isl, four %. fiye lb), six B)
| seven "a, eight ~, eighteen Obl, Ventetn
| IN, ntteen (l5 and twelve tl2l, IN bloch
| number 1--WE (5); all OF block number ak ~
| except lot number seven llli AZ OF nio ',,
| lsltexcept lots number eight tDand nine 90
| Mi of block number nine 90, all OF blocl
| number ten UO); all OF block number eleV
| IN. An OF the above described lots anS
blocks situated In CalEin,s addition 70 ~.
slate OF Kaasas' Al a. the sOuthwes
quarter IL " ~ Of section number one o. u
| township numhet sixteen 40, south Of "a x
| number tour 90 east OF the sixth prlnclph
| meridian, living n iTth OF Chlhln'H addllhoh U
the city Of H"rington, In Dickinson county
Tho said real estate will he sold pnrsuan
| 10 the Judgment OF the court In SAID chuH
rerited in faid order 81 sale.
Witness my hand this Attn day OF Angus
A ID. 1893. s,,tru
sheriff Dickinson Co., hhs.
sTAMBAu0H. HURD A DEWEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Undsr and by virtue OF nm order OF ,hle
issued hy the CLERK Of the district court Of
Dickinson county, state Ofkansn-, IN n rhn,.
pending therein, wherein he firat hhl'uh y
i5roTxe q. Catki ., u W. Burt and Myrpn
CaikIns, co pnrtrer doing business under
the firm name of Calkins, BUT omptny,
tn.a u Cukns, Virginia Munso !, the
Union Mo tRtgeN Trust company, u zorro
ration, A j. Campbell and y. 4, Munsell,
!, -. dat.uduntA 1 will.
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is so well adapted % children THAI
recommend It az superior 70 auy prescription
known 10 me-"
II. A. ARouER, "A. D.,
III SO. oxford St, brooklyn, N. y.
"our physicians In the childrcn's depart
mcnt have spoken highly Of their expert.
enco In their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among Our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are FREQ 10 confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won US to look will
favor upon IT,"
UslTED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENaARY,
Boston, MasA
ALLKH g. sMTn, Pres,
urrav Street, New York CITY,
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Pears
Soap

What is wanted OF
soap for the skin is to
wash it clean and not
hurt it. Pure soap does
that. This is why we
want pure soap; and,
when we say pure, we
mean without alkali.
Pears is pure; no al
kali in it; no free alkali.
There are a thousand
virtues of soap; this one
is enough. You can trust
a soap that has no biting
alkali in it.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists
all sorts of people use it.
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Castoria.

"Castoria ia an excellent medicine for chill
itcn Mothers have repeatedly told mo Of its
good effect upon their chldrcn."
On. g. G Osdoop,
Lowell, Mass.
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On Monday, sept. &c, a. D., l802.
First Published IN the ABILENE wEEkL
REFLECTOR, August 25, 1891
SHERIFF'S SALE.


STATE or ANS - is:
The Travellers Insurance company, plaintiff,
vs..
John A, Line, AnnuF Line, j. u, swanson,
Ella j, swanson Abiam Barley, de
fondRnts.
Under and by Ituc Of an ordcrof sale H..
sued by the clerk oi the district court OF
Dickinson county, state OF Kansas, In the
above entitled action and 10 mo directed, ]
will,
On Monday Sept. 26, A. D. 1892,
at the front door OF the court house, In the
city of Abilene, county OF Dickins y state
of knusnA ut 10 O'Clock n. IN, of said day sell
TO the hight VI bidder for cash, tho following
desert bed real estate. to wit.
Lots numDtr4 Ons lll ard two ~ IN blo'k
mum Der threetD OF Kinney A llo gc's addition
TO tho Town, now city, ot Abilene, ID ckin'
son county, Kansas, together wi h tins Hppur-
tennnces thereto DE unglnB.
ThD said real estate VAL be sold pursuant
% tho Judgment OF the court In SAID cause
rocited In said order Of sale.
witness my hand this 2ith day OF August,
A. ID. le92. s,,,,,u
sherifT of Dickinson County, Kansas
sTAMBAUGH, HURD A DEWEY,
Attorneys for PlaintiH.
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"Ca,dorla Is tho best rcmcly for children OF
which am acquainted, hope tho day not
far distant when mothers will consider the rcal
interest " their children, AMI use Castoria In
stead " the various quach nostrums which aro
destroying their loved onos, lY forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and othec hurtful
SCENTS down their throats, thereby sending
glem to premature graves"
Da. J. y, KiScHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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On monday, sept. 20, A. D. 1852,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

First pub ishod in the ABILENE wEEKL
REFLECTOR, Aug, 20, l'SAI
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Had the Desired Eject ii
CARRoLLroN Green Co.. Ill, Nov, 80.
highly recommend Pastor Koenisa Nerve
Tonic 10 anybody that has suffered from head.
ache as my son did for years. because two bot
ties Of tho medicine cured him. NJ. MoTJGUE,
WASHINGTON n. d. O., March 8, 1901.
For years had feelings that 1 cnn hardly
describe. l would feel ut times that was sure.
ly dying, OF have presontim ents TINT something
dreadful was about TO happen; since taking
Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic have felt like a
different person. 1t 10 a wonderful medicine.
MRS AGNES SHEA.
LoRETTo, Ky, March 2, 1891.
/ have taken Pastor Koeniga Tonic for cpl
lepsy OF 3 years standing, aud II worked like
charm on me- after several doctors did mo no
good. Your medicine ia perfection.
l.. U. VAN CLEAVE
-nrF-A Valuable hook on Nervous
Ill 4 Diseases sent free to any address.
4HKH and .poor patients can. also obtan
HILL this medicine freo OF charge.
This remedy has been prepared by tho Reyerond
Pastor Koenig. OF Fort Wayne, Ind, since 1870 and
lsnow prepared under his direction by the
KoENic MED. CO.. Chicago, tIi.
Sold by Druggists Mt 81 per Bottle. for %.
Large s,zo, sL55. O Bottles for 30.
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Ripans Tabules are always ready.
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Tho Centaur Company. II Murray Street. York city
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People Who Lack Salt,

Salt does not enter into the food OF
the poor Venetians, says letter from
Venice to the Omaha Bee. They
never taste it and the hospital for
scrofulous children at Lido is filled
by those who had not the necessary
article in their food. Every evening
have noticed a poorly dressed
woman accompanied by two small
children, boy and girl, go to a
point on the river and lean over the
wall and fill bottle with the salt
water. Becoming curious as to the
use made OF it l approached her with
an apology for the question, and
asked what she did with the sea
water. Turning upon ME a sweet,
sad face, in which traces Of beauty
were still visible, she replied that
this was the only way she had of CIV
ing her children the taste OF salt
which they required. The tax levied
upon this article by the Government
places it entirely beyond the reach OF
the pC;r.
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LINCOLN AT PRAYER.

had once been spending three weeks in
the White House with Mr.. Lincoln, as his
guest. One night-it was just after the bat,
tie of Bull Run-I was restless and could
not sleep. I was repeating the part which
l was 70 take in public performance. The
hour was past midnight. Indeed, it was
coming near to the dawn, when heard low
tones proceeding from private room near
where the President slept. The door was
partly open. l instinctvely walked in, and
there saw a sight which shall never for
get. 1t was the President kneeling beside
ma open Bible.
The light was turned low in the room. His
back was toward me. For q moment was
SILENT as stood looking in amazement and
wonder. Then he cried out in tones 80
pleading and sorrowful: 30 Thou God that
heard Solomon in the night when be prayed
for wisdom, hear ME; cannot lead this
people, cannot guide the affairs of this ma.
ton without Thy help. l am poor, and
weak, and sinful. o God, who didst hear
Solomon when he cried for wisdom, hear
me. and save this nationp- James E. Muir
dock.
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Tho Deadly Green Drink.

The fundamental principle of alb.
sinthe is a resinous substance derived
from wormwood.. This resin, with
number of essences made from aro-
matte plants, constitutes the famous
French drink, which is so poisonous
that a tablespoonful in a pure state
is almost certain to cause convulsions
to an inexperienced drinker, says the
St. Louis Globe-Democrat. 1t Is be-
lieved by physicians that the brain
disease which absinthe produces is
absolutely incurable, for the sub
stance of. the brain is changed by the
poison, and after the ahslnthe drinker
has accustomed himself TO his daily
dose a fatal termination is a matter
Of DO long time.
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A RIDICULOUS craze is reported to
be spreading in sections of Michigan,
growing out of desire to raise money
to nav off church debts and for other
charitable purposes, which consists In
women performing all kinds OF work
to which they are not adapted, 10 oD-
tain money. The wife of a bank
president in one town peddled fra
grant brand OF soft soap and scrubbed
the floor Of the hotel elevator; another
sold popcorn on the streets; a thlra
went about blackening stoves. Inc
wife of the station agent disguised
herself and got the job OF giving tne
depot a spring cleaning. In anotner
town a band Of girls went about tne
streets backing boots and washlns
the windows Of the shopkeepers.
These are samples Of the absurd
things which are reported 10 nave
been done to raise money for churches.
There is reason to suspect that an
unnatural desire for notoriety has had
quite as much influence in leading
women to perform such service as
devotion to the church. Itseems not
to occur to such people that they are
depriving a class of people who do
such work of the means Of self-sup-
port. At last reports the craze was
spreading. May it be kept within
the borders OF Michigan.
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RELIGIOUS READING.
"WALK IN THE LIGHT"
John l:3, I.

''wALK IN THE LIGHT"
John 1:3, I.
"Walk In the light"
o, Father, make this true Of me-
That sims dark night
May never hide thy child from thee.
Thus did pray.
And said: Tomorrow will be bright"
But on that day
Iplunged into rayless night.
My only boy,
AS he was walking by my side,
My life, my JOY.
Was stricken with disease, and died.
At FIRST said:
"My prayer of faith had not been heard
My boy is dead"
But then there came to me this word:
'Walk in the light.
And fellowship with God will be
Thy chief delight"
My eyes were opened; now see.
My pain and woe,
When from my arms my son was torn,
Have made me know
What God in his Sons death has borne.
And that for mel
Why should I. then. in grief repine?
Lord, let it be
In everything: Thy will, not mine."
III. E. Hurlbut.
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Our firesiGe conversations, our thoughts
a. we pass along the streets, our spirit in the
transaction of business, all have some amount
small though it be-of moral Value
lGoulbourn.
A gentleman turned off man in his en-
ploy at the bank, because he refused to write
for him on Sunday. When asked afterward
to name some reliable person lie might know
as suitable for cashier in another bank, he
mentioned this same man.
You can depend upon him." he said,
:'for he refused to work for Inc on the Sab
BATH"
A gentleman, who employed many persons
in his large establishment. said: Wv hen l
see one Of my young men riding for pleas
urc on Sunday, dismiss him Oh Monday; l
know suck an one cannot be trusted. Nor
will employ any one who even occasionally
drinks liquor of any kind"
BOYS. honor the Lords Day and all the
teaching of the Bible, and you will not fail to
fins 'svor with God and with man also.
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SEPARATION FROM THE WORLD.

"They are dead fish which are carried
down the stream" says Manton. Living
fish may 90 with the stream at times, but
dead fish must always do so. There are
plenty of such in all waters-dead souls, so
far as the truest life is concerned, and these
are always drifting, drifting rs the current
takes them. Their first inquiry is: What Is
customary? Gods law is of small account
to them, but the unwritten rules Of society
have power over them which they never
think OF resisting. They stand in awe Of
fools banter. and ask of their neighbor
leave to breathe. Good men have
generally been called on to
walk by themselves. We can
sin abundantly by passiveIy yielding to the
course Of this world; but to be holy and
gracious needs many struggle, many q
tear. Come, my heart, canst tn ~ 60 against
stream? 1t Is the way of life. The opposing
walers will but wash and cleanse thee, and
thou shalt asc end to the eternal river-head,
and he near and like thy God. 0 Thou who
art the Lord Of the straight and narrow
way, aid me to force passage to glory and
immortality ty!-[Spurgeon.
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TRUE BRAVERY.

Between twenty and thirty years ago
three little English boys were amusing
themselves together in a wood-lodge, one
summer forenoon. Suddenly one OF them
looked grave, and left off playing. 81 have
forgotten something" be said; II forgot to
say my prayers this morning. You must
wait for me-" He went quietly into q cor
ner of the place they were in. knelt down,
and revcrently repeated his morning pray,
er. Then be returned to the others, and
was soon merrily engaged in play again.
in which men read 1t. Wranglers and first
class men will not understand it unless their
hearts are right rs well as their heads. The
highest critical and grammatical knowledge
will find it sealed book without the teach
ing of the Holy Ghost Its contents are
often hid to the wise and prudent and re-
yealed to babes" Reader, remember this,
and say always, when YOU open your Bible,
10 God, for Christ's sake, give me the teach
ing of the Spirit"
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SPOrLEsS OR SPOTTED.

Suppose we should 90 through one Of our
large cities and visit all the places Of in.
iquity, taverns, saloons, gambling dens and
5rothels, and submit to every one of the un-
godly this question: DO you think Chris
tian ought to be entirely pure, spotless or
spotted%' what answer would be given? ?
Why, the whole crowd throughout the realm
of iniquity, one and all, would exclaim,
Spotted! nay, nav; Christian should be
entirely pure--spots belong to u.s." This
would be the universal verdict. And yet
how many Christian professors there are
who plead for a little sin-and for q
few spots. Is it not strange? We
would think that taste of the new life
given in regeneration would put within
them an insatiate longing for entire purity.
But, alas, many do not retain the sweetness
of regenerate life! They lose it out of their
souls, anG they do not want to hear about
holiness.-[Guide to Holiness.
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TWO MURDERERS LYNCHED.
"A Militia Company Refuses to DE.
fend the Jail.

Smith Tooley and John L. Adams alias
Tosch, were hanged few nights ago about
twenty minutes past twelve o'clock in the
courthouse yard at Vickspurg, Miss, by
mob of fully 700 white citizens. The War
rem Light Artillery declined to defend the
Jail and the crowd had no resistance. Tooley
was found alone in his cell and was knocked
down and taken out into the street in front
OF the Jail, where he was cross-qusstioned.
Meantime, Adams was brought out.
Henry Adams, brother OF the murdered
man, pleaded with the avengers, but in
vain. Tooley was taken over to the court
house and finally to the court room, in
which were 500 people. Here the examina-
ton was resumed. Both We're cool. The
people finally grew weary of the fruitless
examination and rush was made down
stairs with the prisoners. Both were then
hanged.
Their crime was the murder OF Mr.. Benson
Blake planter and merchant, at Redwood
the elimination Of thirteen robberies AMI
assassinations within the past twelve months.
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KEY TO THE BIBLE.

The Bible is q large book or small one. a
dark or bright one, according to the spirit
This brave boy grew up to he brave man.
He was the gallant Captain Hammond, who
noby served hi, queen and country, till he
fell headlong leading on his men to the at
tack on the Redan,, at the siege OF sebasto-
mol. He was faithful soldier TO his earthly
sovereign: but better still. good soldier Of
Jesus Christ, never ashamed Of His service,
ever ready to fight His battle.
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TEMPERANCE.
TOUCH IT NOT.

Sanctioned by custom, licensed by the State
Worshiped by rich and poor, by small and
great;
Sung Of by poets, praised by doctors too,
Caressed alike by pulpit and by pew:
The demon Drink reigns proudly DER tho
And few indeed his cunning wiles Withstand.
The yellow barley bends TO the light winds.
And grapes in clusters load the trembling
vines.
Gods precious gifts for man to love and use.
And not to wildly squander and abuse
II from king the mandate should 90 forth,
From east to west, from sunny south to
north,
That all the barley waving in the field,
And all the grapes the wellkept vineyards
yield, -
Should in the ocean recklelssly be thrown,
There would arise one universal groan,
And men would execrate the tyrant's name,
And pile his memory with uudyin2 saame.
But man, tyrant to himself, does worse:
Turns rich blessing to frightful curset
Crushes the grapes and barley till the life,
Once filled with comfort, is with ruin rife;
God made the barley, but man made tho
beer:
A truth which to the youngest child is clear.
Oh, for His sake, who came to save the lost,
Rescue the perishing' at whatever cost
And lift your voice in palace or in cot,
A voice Of warning. crying-"Touch 1t notp
w. A. Eaton, in Temperance Advocate.
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Fo1-R French soldiers sat on q key

Four French soldiers sat on key
of powder and smoked cigarettes.
After awhile they separated because
the powder blew up. Many a thin
chested cigarette smoker is sitting on
powder. When he goes to pieces,
physically speaking, he will know the
Joke is on him, though ut present ne
is too stupid to see that the average
man who monkeys with high expo
sives is swept into an early grave.
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HAD RATHER DROWN.
Six Workmen Accidentally Forced
to Make the Choice.

: While a number Of workmen were en-
gagged in repairing the wooden bridge which
crosses the River Ebro at Tortosa, Spain,
fire which was used for melting pitch COM
municatei to the woodwork and set the
structure on fire. The pitch also caught fire
and six of the workmen were envelopsd in
the flames. They jumped into the river and
before assistance could reach them two were
drowned. The others were rescued i'll q
terribly burned condition.
The Bishops palace and the Custom
House, both Of which were located near the
bridge. were set on fire. The bridge was
completely destroyed.
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A NATIONAL DISGRACE.

A beer .'canteen' has been in operation
about five months at West Point. It Is To-,
Gated in q Government building formerly
known as a cavalry barracks Is in charge
of Lieutenant Of the Quartermasters's De-
partment, and the bartender Is an enlisted
man. The receipts of this ''canteen" Is isre-i
ported, says the New York Herald, have
reached $500 in single month" The
Herald adds ut Is said the 'canteen, in
stead Of lessening the consumption Of intod-
cants, as many thought 1t would, has IN!
creased the amount Of drinking among thsi
soldiers at the post" The soldiers are given
credit at the "canteen," and each pay day
thew hand over what the bartenders slate
calls for, or thsy are 'blacklisted" until the
old score Is paid of. Such beer saloons,
officially connected with the United States
Army, are not only iuimical to the best
welfare Of the individual soldier, but are q;
National disgrace. They ought to DO forth
with abolished. d.-National Temperance Adj
vOcatp. ......f
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The Sugar Bounty.

A statement prepared at the Internal
Revenue Bureau shows that during the past
fiscal year sugar bounty was paid to the
sugar, s7,065, ,2s5, beet sugar, S240.O9s;
sorghum sugar, ST., 1871; maple sugar,
S2i65.