{ title: 'The Saline County journal. J5 New Fnrmitfire Store W. Berg, Dealers in alll kinds of Plain, and Fancy rURNITURE, Carpets. GUTHEIE, DIALEE1K AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SKINNER SULKY PLOWS, DAYENPOBT SULKY PLOWS, EUREKA CULTIVATOR FISH BROS. SALINA PRICES WILL BUY ALL KINDS OF GRAIN. AfnH tica'l Undartaers w r '. Hate added to their mammoth stock or BOOTS AND SHOES 00,? Orders Oiled by 1878. V - co ,4saaaaaaaaaaaaaSeeB-BW The H jafrsakesia Cases. Ike aoiso of fcoilimg! Buck land became more quiet, but in the eve ning his throat and mouth filled with frothy mucous, so as to cause choking and efforts at vomiting for relief. From this his strength'fcited rapidly till death came, apparently from exhaustion, the co r. CI f can be done for. IMMENSE LINE OF HEATERS Shelves Full of Hardware. THE UEGEST STOCK OF FURNITURE. JOB AND 1EPAIR SHOPS IN FULL OPERATION. Very Respectfully, RAVCLIFF BROS. Steamship Line BETWEEN' NEW YORK and BREMEN, Via Southampton , Carrying the United States Mail SaUiikt day rromXeir Yorkevery Saturday. Tai ener booked to and from Neve York. Southampton London, Havre and Bremen. Apply for jiarticticu, lara to McConnetl A. Masker, Ijind Department K. Unrivaled w- REMOVED HLA-LXj, en S CO CO 15 0 ft 1 H Pi TO Bo D. My prices are the lowets Catalogues mailed on application. Sweeny Fistula ana all other horse diseases. Terfect satlsfac ion fnaranteed. Taos 'wanting: Machines will find me prepared to sell them the New Family Machine fur Xroxkx 8B. My arrangements with the Company allow me to j-tt, sell these machines ON-EASY MONTHLY PAYMEVTS Office with C. Berks ESTABLISHED 18 10, -AT Salina. Fine Calf Boots at 3. I Adieu' HaM in gTeat Tariety. IXL xxxx GOLDEN BELT. XX We attend to all buiiics that can poibly attach t :i lirst-cl;iss Ileal Estate Olllce, and finish it up In the least possible lime. We ollVr for sale All the State Agricultural College Lands; AIL the King Bridge Company Lands; All the Amos Lawrence Lands; All the Scotch Colony Lands, AND 1,000,000 Acres Owned by Private Parties. WeoaTerll sections of land in a bo. They are all well watered and niD. U lor eoiotues, siocc rancne or rxiensire larnu. During the day he was seen by Dra. Those physicians, without exception, pronounced the caso one of unquestion able hydrophobia, and concurjwith Dr. Smith in the opinion that the treatment by curara offered tho best hope of any remedy. The family, attendants, and all who watched tho progress of the dis- oaso are convinced that the effects of this drag were most favorable keeping the patient more quiet, and rolioving the dieeaso of many of its terrors. Smith injected the drag under the skin every hour and oftner, giving at each injection from one-fourth to ono-tbird grain, giving during tho day upwards of seven grains, suntcient, bo thinks, to thoroughly test its value. It was certainly used with nerve and courago sufficient to prove tho full service of the medicine The doctor thinks his experience in this case teachos him thai tho cure for hydropho bia is not yet discovered, but the use of curara has been followed by such great relict in tnis case, that no should certain ly recommend its use in another case, if administered by an in tolligont physician who could bo on the ground constantly to carefully watch its effects. The relief in this caso was certainly very great,and tho romody was followed by no paraly sis or unfavorable symptom traceable to tho drug. It requires nerve to inject into a man's blood evory hour or so a dose doubly sufficient to cause paralysis and almost instant death in a well man. The fortitude and restraint manifested by Mr. Auckland astonishod all who saw him. The disease caused intense agony to himself and friends, and in his death tho world has lost a good and valuable man. It is a curious fact about tho dog-law that injury to property or animals may bo paid for out of the doe-fund, but it provides no remuneration tor injury to a human being. Ashbol Buckland was laid up two or threo weeks by tho injury to his hand after it was bitten by the rabid dog, and ho appliod to tho solect mon for compensation out of tho dog fund for bis injury, but was told that the law gave him nothing, but that if tho dog had torn clothing instead of flesh, or had injured a hen even, they could pay him well for it. Whito of Ludlow receives pay for his cnttlo that died by tho disease, but Mr. Buckland's family can obtain nothing for thoir terrible loss. Boston Papor their minds to the same thing; and count hotel failures, non-connecting train, way lines stopping at cross roads, inattentive waiters, and all sing ular the discomforts of the road and the inn as parts of the bargain. And, above all, let them practice what Dean Stanley preaches in tho words which are quoted above, and they will discover that men and women are creatures worth studying and propitiating. They will both im part good and receive it. The young officer is attached to the Powhatan and was in New York, whith er his fiance went with her mother, in tending to sail for Europe to spend tho summer, instead of which she agreed to her lover's request for an immediate marriage. Tho young couple, who are a wonderfully handsome pair and per fectly suited to each othor, say all who know them, are now at General Pro mont's New York residence, whore Miss Fremont is also. Genoral Fremont, his wife, and their youngest son are here. Fremont is visiting Miss Olivo His ley Sewary. General Fremont says his son's brido boars a startling resomblanco to his own wife at tho same ago. Both ho and his wife- express their most cor dial approval of their son's choice. Tho young lady has been greatly admired during tho two seasons sho has beon in socioty bore. Fremont has had what rarely falls to tho lot of any one a boautiful youth, followed by a no less handsomo middlo ago. Ilor hair is now as whito as snow and very abundant, and her fresh oomplexioa and animated play of fea tures combine to mako her ono of tho most distinguished looking women I havo ovor seen. Uer conversational powers aro unrivaled, no less for her ready flow of choice language than her selection of topics of interest. In the wholo rango of sacred and pro fano literature, perhaps thero is nothing recorded which has such staying prop erties as a good healthy mortgage. A mortgage can bo depended upon to stick closer than a brother. It has a mission to perform which never lots up. Day after day it is right there, nor docs the slightest tendency to slumber impair its vigor in tho night. Nicht and day, on tho Sabbath, and holiday times, without a moment s timo tor rost and recreation, tho biting offspring of its existence, in terest goes on. Tho seasons may change, days run into wecks,wecks into months, and months bo swallowed up into tho gray man of advancing years, but that mortgago stands up in sleepless vigilonco wun too interest, a perennial stream, ceaselessly running on. Liko a huge nightmare eating out tho sleep of some restless slumberer, tho unpaid mortgago rears up its gaunt front in perpetual tor ment to tho miserable wight who is held within its pitiless clutch. It holds tho poor victims with tho relentless grasp of a giant; not ono hour of recre ation; not a moment's evasion of its hideous presonco. A gonial savago of moiiiiying aspect wntlo tho intorest is paid ; a very devil of hopeless destruc tion wnen th payments tail. If yon wish to mako j-our son like his uusinc3,piaco him in responsible places. Trust him ; consult him about tho work ho has to do. Ho will tako some inter est in his work, and be much moro like ly to succeedd when ho starts for him self. Don't make slaves of your chil dren. Twenty years ago wo know such a man. Tho fine cstato slipped easily from tho hands of hj son who had no skill to man ago it. So ono genera tion makes money for tho noxt to squan der. Charles Busch, tho lovesick lunatic who eo persistently mado lovo to Miss Astor. Ho didn't riso whon tho con gregation did, and tho girl looked at him in somo surprise. Therefore, reasons Buscb, sho is in lovo. Ho mado lore in tho samo way to Christine Nilsou when sho was in ow York, and was arrested. Busch is a woll-oducatcd Gorman ; is master of tho English, Spanish, French and Italian languages : has traveled ox- tonsively, and has considerable reputa tion as a music tcacner. Whole blocks of Lots, and Lots anywhere. O acres, and fltted up with all tlir and with li acres of old land in the Flour, Bran and Shorts We Buy all Kinds of GRAIN. We also exchange Flour for Wheat. Seadatajsm cored fDr particulars l. We offer tor sale 300 lots in the city of Salina; and improved property of every description. CITY LOTS SOLD ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. SEND FOR A COPY OF THE KANSAS CENTRAL LAND JOURNAL, a large 32 column paper inblibed by u, and therein And Descriptions of a Thousand Tracts o Land, somo reasons why CENTRAL KANSAS Is a good placo'. Office of the tna Fire Insurance Company. Office of the American Central Insurance Company, CASH ASSETS, - - - 1,000,000. To travel lers ho appoals. Some people when thoy go traveling conduct them selves as if they wcro evading an ene my's country. Wearing a hostile air thoy aro not unlikely to be met in the samo spirit and encounter obstacles to their comfort at every step. Their pleas ure tours aro plain; and their necessary business excursions are weariness. Thackeray is speaking especially of women. Hap pily the number oi those feaale saaleoa tents is not larec, and a woman, as a rule, is ranch pleasanter asd, therefore, happier traveler than man. It is because ne can oetter endure. It is now twenty-two years sinco 1 moved to my present homo, about twen ty years sinco my currant bushes began to bear. About the socond or third year of their bearing, the common grcon cur rant worm made its appearance, and threatened to destroy tho crop. I put one or two hens with broods ot chickens among the bushes. The Worms disap peared very suddenly, but tho fruit ro mained,and gave a nice return. Sinco that I have kept poultry constantly among the currants. As to cultivation, ovcrv spring tho bushes are carefully trimmod leaving a lew ot tho thrifty shoots to grow, and cutting back some of tho old stoms, and afterthey havo borne heavily tor two or tnreo years, cut them out en tirely and let tho younger ones take their place The ground is well ma nured and worked ovor with a spade or fork. I dig very shallow to keep from injuring tno roots, sometimes i use coarse manure, and put it close around tbo bushes for a mulch. Tho chickens scratch the manuro ac cording to thoir liking, but they cannot get it out from among tho bushes, and perhaps it is just as useful to tho crop af ter they havo spread it in their way, as it is when I put it on in mine. At any rate the result has been that for the twenty years since tbo bushos began bearing they havo not failed a ainglo year to yield a vory large crop. Not a yoar has passed that somo of tho bushes do not lie flat upon tho ground with their burden ot iruit. Last season tbo cur rant crop of State, and in fact through out tho West, was almost a failuro, yot my bushes wero loadod as usual and they promiso another big yield this sea son. Smith, of Wisconsin, in N. Tribune dioa and MsachaBW n. Tho phonograph, wo believe, is a ma chine that listens to tho voice and 6aves it ; it preserves your words and tones in this city ; taken to another city or an other ago, it is unlocked or opened, and your words come forth. IMutarch tirsl told the story, but Munchausen gives it to us, that a tune frozen in a fluto in Siberia thawed and delivered itself when the fluto was taken to Italy. Is that what thoy claim for tho phonograph 7 The Munchausen story is found in Cbaptor VI. ABfi n tli maI m AA Ft a in! SANFORiyS RADICAL CURE For CATARRH A surer vegetable distTtlatioti entirery unlike all ether remedies. SWORD'S RADICAL CUE Is a local and eoastttstlaojrt reieedr. It acta cpoa Use orcc tt cirruliuoa. Taaa a care proem- to twin directions, srd It does not era poi;Bl for haxua lataanj ta dCTiM a wn ralfccal tnatacnt. Tle C -U a:uk ot t aiarrh bad lrfimrna! I Ml fered th mt cserarHfli psia la rryt. KuuiurJ liaiuiBa Eaeh ptcLare contain lc SfrtV lraprote. Iar Tate li't luft. V o Ts recommendedby Physicians. I bateltern aaufferer with the IhftjtfMa for oter forty years, ami lute hail tie CXnuie Iii-irrhorj fur oer sir monttit, and hare trirI mott eterythlcff; Siren up to ill, ami Ultl not et-ct to lite from ilay to ay, ami no physician couM touch my cat I eau Tour Veiretine recommenjeil to cure Dytprjuhi. I commenced ulli it, ami I continued doini; ii. I liecoinca lifelnt and stamant eltlicr from chance of weather or of climate. VEGETESTE For Cancers and Cancerous Humors. Jan II, K Mr II. This It locertifr lliat I hail lieeii uH. I hail rltrn rue up M die, when I heard or yonr medicine, ezrtlne, recommended for Caarer and Ciacereae M. If V,oma will re lieTetiala. It works In tie- blood, the eirrutatlnr fluid. It ran truly h calleil Ihe 0re. S-t Ml fim f linlwwftt-, Ivttooa, pavlit carrf. Ih r t eUamUlir la Crvavt In U a. I t of tT i-lUr tlMtrr Hoi, nut ttiUfttI fjtrrtof ih tirovfUi. AfrlCfat COLLINS' VOLfAiC PUSTER And Jnll, ron htTln- what r tr vlUIajfta pay for. Blank Book Manufacturer, BINDER, BookA Job Printtcr. AH Limit of ar. Iratul family ublleatl9 In Ihe world Any oo ran hecoine a ui-rjrjful agent The rint tlrfant work of art flel lr- til niUriltrfT. All when rajre make money fa. Pull imrtlcultra, direction and Urm lrc Klectnt ami etnaUe outfit free If you wast pnillltble work tetvlut ymirsddreet alODfe llruet nothing to try Ihe butlne No one woo eeiyace fall to make real par Adtrr. Maine THE PARKER GUN. It 5irrrs: Ittar Ur. Vie, I uke pleatnre In rat ley, that I hare y taruuy wim ran reasiti, aa-: I htye known of eTral caeet of remarkable rare ef. U, The Iter Win MelNjaaM U well knowa throotii Ue L'nlleil Mates at a rninliter la the M Y. D's have it uui S9t-:i an. Suddenly we beard a tcrenee! M-e M , tarf M-masL A PHY8KM. Billony wsut home yseter- Ta eirtneweieat Am. Look at the Adirondack pilgriBS and it... Scbool HniM tl Cbcrrbes. ZZ2 aaie AC k-aaaafS I V eaaais aaye. I 178 W-thtoftoii St. Bast raw siricUT lenutoai. Wojrra a Co, St. ATSD Wl' the known worM. StmpU witAfamt AdJret A. COZLtaS a to ,Caaft I T a campers by the seashorts,oriBlbeBoaa-jiasttat his wife gars a pierctag sfanek tains. Bat it was too Alo Sp-rixl Arfsu of tbe Lirr Ixmtkxxcz. JMI WBO irSTS mm aasrraua. I aaaaa iT-'aw, J at.
