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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-30
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Cheerfulness is an excellent wearing
quality. 1t has been called the bright
weather Of the heart. 1t gives harmony
to the soul, and is perpetual song with
out words. 1t is tantamount to repose.
1t enables nature to recruit its strength |;
whereas worry and discomfort debili tate
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8. T. Kelsey says that the chinch bur
never feeds on fax and that it has never
been known to pass through q field OF
strip of fax. He thinks that these facts
may suggest a way of protecting corn
fields from the bugs.
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SAYS A salt should
be furnished to all animals regularly. A
cow, All OK. or horse needs two to four
ounces daily. Salt increases the butter
in milk, helps the digestive and nutri-
tive processes and gives goOl appetite.
The people Of the interior of Europe
have saying that a pound Of salt makes
ten pounds Ut flesh. Ut course salt only
assists ia = ssimulating the fo,d, it does
W.; make Hesh VI b0ne, nor muscle.
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Ix West Hampstead. n. H., the
Nashua and Rochester Railroad passes
through the farm of Mr.. Bal OlIway,
who never rode on the cars, and who has
not slept out of his own house for forty
years. He is seventy-two years Of age.
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To Louisa NJ. Parmelee:
Take notice that yOu
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1. Marshall's large and superbly engraved
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-30

A farmer recently made an expert
ment. He took sheep that weighed
about 100 pounds, put it in a pen, and
after it had became wonted weighed all
its food. and found that three pounds per
day of fodder and grain was all he cou ID
make the sheep eat. The farmer bad
verified u rule we'll known to the much
despired "book farmers" and arrived at
by many and careful experiments, that
about three pounds Of good food per day
for each one hundred weight of live
stock, is a fattening allowance. For
illustration asleep weighing one hundred
pounds requires three pounds of food per
day, and q steer weighing 1000 needs
thirty pounds. These rules are approx
imately correct, being varied somewhat
by quality Of food and stock. The
farmer knowing the weight of his feed
aud that of his stock, by applying these
rules can guess closely as to whether he
has food for bis stock.
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A correspondent Of the New York
Trio9as who last year lost 6fty hogs BY
what il known as "cholera," has this
year succeeded in preventing any
appearance of disease by administering
the following medicine: He procured
II pounds sulphur, 6 ounces saltpetre.
4 ounces black anthony, 6 ounces cop
peras and pounds soft soap. A number
Of troughs 10 feet long, 8 inches wide,
and inches deep, were also obtained.
A quantity of bran and shorts sufficient
to give q small feed to each hog was
placed in q box and moistened with
water in which the copperas had been
dissolved; the other solid ingredients
we're then powdered, and with the soft
soap were evenly mixed with the bran
and shorts. The whole was then dis
tributed in the trough and given to 100
hogs once week. Not only was cholera
prevented, but the hogs were kept in a
hearty and thriving condition. -.
, 1875-03-19

gen 8iini6en ponis entipredenbe antiport
iii6t Su erparten iet." lleber bic Dirt ietneS
SorgebenS !: oh eS iiberbaupt our9 Elm ioge=
narttes &loitergeiet, baS in ieinen @runos
3iigen eutiporfen iet, ODER in abmiuiitratioem
Bese benz Notbltano abbclfen ioute, bate
oas Miniiterium it6 iibrlgenS nod nt6t
idliiiiig gema6t. Son einer 3utuetllng oil
BEN SlnoeSratb lei nad ben belttnlmteE Grs
~tldrungen Der baDerii6en SunOeSbepoumdd)'
tisten BEL ben S%eratbungen sur Nnsfibrung
beS S~eiuitengeieseS Geri6leppung 81 befitrd]s
ten. Auf Der OttniitersBrditoent unb &etAs'
tan5ler 5iebe es por, Die Slolterf rage i'm Nege
Der 2anbeSgeIebgebung ,ober Der Aornl1titra>
ton 81 regellt, ba Die Seriiditdtigung baperi-
l9er Yerbdltuiiie nnb &eieroate matlde
lpeiertlide Se|itiinllun9en oes @eieseS abb
Ihmddel m0fte, poonrA audi Die prenbllhe
He9ieran9 in Sen al8 b~ringenb urb unanfs
itiebbar ~erfannten Diabregeln gegen 9eiltliNe
Sroen uuo Gpngreaptionen beldrdnft uno
sebinbert merben biirfte. als be lohoerS ges
metniGdplih uuo geidbrli6 peroen Die Sran.
c%iScauer unb@apuciner 9eidtlbert, neil ite leit
Der gntfernung der ieiuitenperrpallbten Sr'
ben" iid tnsbelpnpere Die @riinoung nnb
Gerbreituna Der SerS=Otaria Britoerldaften
urb Der @ebetssA ut otolatssSereine arl9elegen
ietn lieben.
, 1875-03-19
Gnelifbc Mnifbt BON BEN Ser
binSerunes= Mitteln Der Nus
fpduberuua Int Sent1blduS.

Ser MilitGr, 0tenf NIB Die S1rht Dor
neuen &rie9en ltebt nit NrbeitSloiigfeit, Notb
uto @lenb auf gleiher 2inte, mas Die @riinbe
Der ~IuSmanberung in 9eutiblano betrifft.
DEM &rteg ulto &riegsbienlt 1tllb mteoer ill.,
| laden Der gtotb. @enn mar Der Jtot9 burdJ
Sertbet1ung Don @runoitiideu an ges
itsloie nl09lthit abbelfertpll (perrt lldr1ltd
bic ;3erlplltterung Der 0om1dnen D e Il
CHM ll1lo 3mef bat u1o rtd)t ben elmer Ser=
fSzSpeflllation) 10 fam man bod Die
9fotb bur6 Srteg nlb Srte9Sole1tit a1h
baourd nldt beietttgen. Siele bleibt per-
t%tatent. Son btelem rtdttgen @eltdtspllnft
gebt Die Baa Dtaa @a5ette aus, bet tbrerll
llrtbeil iiber Die 3eriplitterung Der 9ornarert
in 9eMtidlalo ais Wftttel sur Serbtnoernllg
beS NuSiparbertS. sic lagt:
oOie INNER mebr MISUNDERSTANDING
bes Dtilitar=O ten1teS in 9euti6la1o ntad)t es
INNER midtiger, iebeS Shlllpflod gu pers
ltopfer, moourh Wfdlluer entrll1nell f0nllet.
,3ugleif aber nad)t bieielbe llrlade oa8 Ser.
langen s1r NuSiua1berung INNER mddti9er.
Utan fanlt nldt arlebnlel1, oaB Der oeutl6e
Saner lt6 lieber bon ietlter Nrbett nno letner
Sarltlte fortnebnlen l1Bt, I'M Die belter Sabre
Ielae8 2ebenS I'M SSelo ooer III ben &aleruetl
Sualtbrtngelt, I'M r1ogllderlpelle audi nod
tobtgel6olen Su meroen, alS Der Sauer trge1o
elmer anbern Station. uno Die NuSuanbernne
na1 ben Ser. Staaten liebt fauml aus luie Der
6ortSug nad fremoem 2anpe. Der 9eutide
iinbet BORT ieire eisne Sprade, feline Sittell,
nrb iein Ster ebenlo gut, nie in leineln Sc
burtSoorf.
9ie 9fesierung iiebt bas iebr pobl ullo ieit
Ginger 3elt siebt iie in Setraht, mie lte bie=
ier Seuegung @inbalt tbun lam. 9aS if
I'M Angenblid leifter, ba Die Stoduug ber
@el1dite in ben Ser. Staaten Die @llltpanoes
| rung iest Iebr perminbert bat. 0esbalb tpdblte
Die 9iegternng bieien Moment, I'M Die neue
Serlodung gum 0abeinlbleiben betanlt 3l
MAIDEN. Die Sauern Iollen bur6 2altb=gSer=
mtuigungen beito6en tuerber, in Seutihlanb
;u bleiben. llnmD9li6 fam man iiber ben
ySertb oieieS SLAMS eu1 llrtbeil fd1er, bis man
beilen GtnSelnbeiten fennt, aber man fam
NIT Siferbett bebalpte.t, baB iebes 0tittel
oaS 2eute 9egen gSe9laufen pom Srie98oienlt
beiteden lol, Die 6efrltlrurlg pertbeuert.
Der a%ugegenmdrtise NtilitartSmus, Der mter
Oeuti6lanps 6iibrung CUR 0tooe bel Den @on-
Observation-Disclosures gerporben, lit etn 10 grobes
llebel, baB Mles, mas oeiien 9lufre6tbaltung
nod lditiger UNI oer1lnad nod I6lpterlQer
ulad)t, ais Elm @epinn fir oas ipabre SIT
| t~ereie GuropaS 81 betrad)ten it,"
, 1875-03-19
Mufbebmn9 Der &lpfter in
IT, Nreut;en.

Der prenBll6e GultuSmlnt1ter Or. Sail
hat al Die observation-disclosures etn per-
traullheS G~unbiArelben beSiigllh Der getlt-
llden Srben uno Congregational gerlhtet.
9a1elbe 1T in benz 81. gS. Sgbl., weldes
aui sau6eroroentlid)en @esen ooer pielmebr
llmipegen" IN beH Selib oeS S6riftltiidS &C.
tommen lein Mil, perofentlldt. gStr 9eben
baraus folgenben IuSSug:
Wtiniiter 6alf bat arf @runo BON Grbebun=
gen ote @eniBbelt erlan9t, baB bis auf ipeni9e
Congregational it1lb iogenannteS ertlaner aue
iibri9en Srben inter Der 2ettun9 bon Sr-
benSgeneralen in 0font, alio in Mllmittelbarer
Serbltbung NIT Dem Satican iteben. Dies
beredti9t Die preuBiihe &egierung, melhe
burd ausgefuloene Srefe, bur6 9auSs
iudmngeu, uno burdb beeloete IuSiagen emit
Qer .auSqetretener SroenSbriioer poll9iiltl9e
Setpeile erlangt bat, 9e9en Die SlOlter uro
Congregational auf aominlItratlpem gSege
porSu9eben, pa bic Dfatgeiese jeoe frenloldn<
bllhe Satisfaction I'M @ebtete oe8 preuBlz
ihen StaatS itreng perbieten. 9tamentlih
1ino e8 Die 6ranclScalter, Die 9apuctner uno
Die 9ominteaner, melde erlt IN leBter 3eit
Die binbenblten Snltrlctlonen BON ibren Dr.
benSoeneraleu in Nom erbalten baben, Die
Wtai0elebe AT um9eben. Solde @on9regaz
tlonerl, mel9e itb nit Der Sranfenpfege be-
iailen, unc bon ben SebOrben CUTE 3eu9ntlie
beiieen, lino Don iener Wiabregel auSgelAlols
len. Stusegen loaen auf9eboben weroelt !:
Der Sroen Der S6ulbriioer, oer llrlullnerin>
men, @larifieu, &armeliterinnen, Der 6rauen
pom 9uteu Sirten, Saleianerlnnell, Der
Shmeltern I'll llnlerer lleben Srall, melhe
iammtlib ibre Wiltterbduler 81 @nserS uuo
YariS baben. Sine NuSnabme BON bielen
meibliaen Srben biloen Die S6lpeltern ODER
Srauert pom 9uten 9irten, Die iiA NIT Der
@%rSie4nna Der &tnber, Seierung @efaliener
&C. belAGftigen, uuo bon peuen Die amtli6eu
9leder6en biSber nod fein p~piitiueS ST.
9ebntb crSlelten, oh ooS WtltterbalS in
Wtiinhen, StraBburg ocer Diarietlle lei.
Son elmer Outrage iiber bic 0epenoeus Die
fer nsuten SirtinNen" bel BET olterreidtl6en
Jtegterung lei abgeleben lporoell, vba bel ben
&eStebungen bes o%ferreiAtlHen Wtiniiteriums
gu BEN tirhltten Sr9unen NIB mad ben bis
Der gemadten @riabrun9en cine ben %bte1eitl'
, 1875-03-19
Maiber Wbaana. !
Neuefs unb
bette Mus(tht

A9enten une Uerfauter!
5sn'p QDarp Ssder's 8amilisn : 3eitune trttt ibs
SerbttsSatlpn' an une 8tebt ibren Nbpnnsnten Swst Der
8rhBttn unb i6bnltsn Slepsrapbi. en-. Smei auBerf an.
%stebsnesn Silesrn, pslae fptert Apsang fabsn. non Dlrs.
4npsrien als Ssssnitlds Nv ibrem Wide awake" unb
Fast asleep. &senten BADEN inmenisn @rfols es N
bic bette iernals eebpitne @eleeerbeit fur lie. 9pir lieferu
ben lsi&tsiisn uao i6bnten VertIus-@ satnfanb unp be.
sablsn isbr tpte @pmmifiVn. SER fribets pber nele
gbsnnent erbdlt 10 fprt 5pst f6bue Stiper. Sinlana.
ltber Wprratp ~ aueeabiidlther Der enbuna sprbanbsn.
Die 8situns fslbf ftsbt inter Bamilisn : Splrnalen ebue
TIRES Slet6en ba, unb IN 70 pppuiar. baB tie Bic grpBte
8erbrettuns IN Der sSelr bat! 0as tsts litsrarii6e
fanat serabe an; bic frateren 8apitei ' eresn BEN @tens
nenten g%eliefert. Mrs. Stetpe's lanferIsbnte 5plse aut
my wife and l., .bsstnnt nit benz nsutn Sabre. SRI
gene Senaano, Der elm eutes Saldr oeer Elm unabtan iaes
@eiddft rinf6t, fplte fur Gireulare unp Yrsisliffe lid
ipsnbsn an 9. y. Spre u. 60. &sw gsrt. 4g9i4Di.
s Ssls ga sG sransis ssa'''na''9 senten perlanet
, 1875-03-19
DC To mtc4t toSt, fonoern befinpet
f1d fpOhl.

unb bs Brase ~. sslanste Der DSttpr IL esnes rtStt.
Ssn Dts8uels tn steiem Saat9 Q1enn btes beistt wtis
10 bat Dr.. a0iitart Der QDtlt ~bsptelen, pas S&Etsefud.
salsas u, rsna man rsatssitts, ME sOrssfartebsn. be
arese Gntbeduas In Der Watsria rebtea, ben .Vtne Ere,
aereial- sss.u paIs. uub eunsenfrantbstten anwenbet,
s 81 sss man nj. III e. s:l g si,l. - i.ssss ssssa " s Sss,a m s,Is,
aura ben GsbrauH Sbres Cordial unb Der .Dstpspfa.
ptasA ssedlt ~Orbsn itnb.A Nuf Gria&en ssrSFsatlidsa
Dtr ns@ Elm 8susats in Satsrsds sa estssubsu. uutr.
&rselftss Wbe., 81. fos. 1863. M
D.. Z. q. 8. gDtfbart. = aDertbr NtrrI SIN aptsu
1868 e.Ftl t,ta ttn Intanss nnbsssatsastr Suasn, mel.
der aber balb etnea ernfltben &baratter annabnn. D.
- bon frapfatI MIR Qebtrttran % ntbmea, welda
ws t idste, mir etpas GrleiGttrune srf&aftn mlres
mt3 abst nia' sartrsn Tonne. 50 srfadts ben qss.r;
abtr braate MIR Beasruas. Nstn 8sFnbtn wurS. spu
lag tu Gag ialimmsr u NIB taleSt sr tlirts M q n
atS fasaa unbstItarsr eaptkbtu&tIsE
Pine Tres Ear Cordial" an serfu&en. SOON btt
sras 8Iaf4s sar n i ssa Statsa InS all
ID a&t,gtnsm men tatts war etns Sc.
ss q e. sss :.s ss! sass. s sisss: sss: sss q fast9s:4. "a 81
Id furHtete, mid ,u taui&en. Ssst aber btse Id bic pol,
u.bsras.agsans, sdn,Ii& aeaalt. " istn. Sd. farsttt Stss
&ea, wsua SieH fir ansemeAsa tubea.
Wtt aufrt@stssr Dantearisit Sss
sta ~srfasrsusr Rssistar, sel&.r 5ataltats. Giplsm.
tttntsn In ben 9mpfsnsstimmern Der Office. Dret con.
~iu!tirenbe Werite soa ansrtannter 9adtisistt atb.n i5m
,ur Site; fir ste Ssmubunssn ssritbtu ssrssu BEN
Iubltfum tetue Rotten bers1net. 4I
9ias iSl@t 1tlsstntett sistet istHs anbrrs GnRalt !m
eanbe.
B.sf. aus trssnb entna Gbeils bss aanOs, In S.lS.n,
nm Ratb a~nasfrsst uire. weroen prompt unb ~unsatsels.
LID beantpprtet RtrneRen fuQtea tn 5crm BON
aSedbfein oner Noffanweiiunaen I
dbtruad6t wtrben.
preis BON ~aDtibdrts ~Nnertean DpspttFa pug 81
per 6&aatsI.. Disftlbsa tstrSsn mad Gmpfans be- De.
traees per POT j~u9eianbt.
Sr.is pom Diitarts ~ytne Fret Ear Cordial" $3.50
per tlaf&e Sbr $tt pei Duseub 8laf&en. 8afsabuns
per Grprt6.
uQe Butterflies fsutea a~trefFrt wrrbsn an
e. q. q. 2Btfbart, M. D..
Re. $50 Nprh 9weite Str.
ptlahelytia.
M BADEN II ella aystAssfa. iS22ius