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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-06-26

COOKING GREENs.-Every house wife
thinks she can cook greens" 1t is the
simplest of all dishes; and yet, in most
cases, they are not we'll served, for much
depends on the manner in which they
are boiled. The water should be soft
and tablespoonful of salt added to a
large sized pot of it, which shall be boil
ing hot when the green's are thrown in !;
and then it should be kept on the boiling
gallop, but uncovered, until they are
done. which can be told by their sinking
to the bottom of the pot, and they should
be skinned out as quickly as possible
into a colander, so that all the water
will run out. Press them with small
plate, then turn upon platter, add a
large piece of butter, and cut up fine.
Serve while smoking hot.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-06-26
Reliable Evidence,

11S Baltic St., BROOKLYN, n. Y.
II: X. STEVENS, ESQ.,: Nov. II, 1874.
Dear Sir-From personal benefit received by It's
use, rs well as from personal knowledge Of those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost miracu-
lous, can most heartily and sincerely recon-
mend the VEGET TINE for the complaints for
which it is claimed to cure.
JAMES p. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Bsp. Church Sacramento, Cal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-06-26

When a man puts anothels name to a
note, it is bad sign.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-06-26

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ihA S ALLEN G Ss Aas'AS' 3ss.
In the Probate Court in and for said County:
In the matter of the Estate Of
David w. Halyerstadt, Deceased
Notice is hereby given, that Letters Of Admin
istration have been granted to the undersigned ON
the Estate of David W Halverstadt, late Of said
County, deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate
Court of the County and State aforesaid, dated
the 18th day of June, A. d. 1875. Now all per-
sons having claims against the said Estate, are
hereby notified that they must present the same
to the undersigned for allowance, within one
year from the date of said Letters, or they may
and if such claims lie not exhibited within three
years after the date of said Letters, they shall he
forever barred.
LOUISA HALvERSTADT,
Administrator of the Estate of David W. Halyer-
stadt, Deceased
lola, Hans. June 1lth, 1875. Is ~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-06-26
EQUALIZATION.

The Board of County Commissioners Of Allen
county, Kansas. will meet at the Office Of the
County Clerk, in lola ON Monday, July 5th,
A. ID. ISIS, at 9O'clOck .. m, and sit as . Board
Of Equalization, to equalize the valuation Of the
real property Of said county, at which meeting,
all persons feeling themselves aggrieved can APP
pear and have all errors in the Assessor returns
corrected, rs Justice and equity may demand
Given under my hand and the seal of said cOun-
ty, this 18th day Of June, ISIS.
ssrAL. Is H. A. S Goaasg alslit.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-06-26

Au Orders Receive Prompt alterations.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-06-26
At the Very Lowest Rates.

And all kinds OF LEGAL BLANKS Furnished In
large quantities 1t low prices.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
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Tile COLD PRENIT.N.

From the beginning of July to the end of
October in 1874, a period OF four months, the
highest price of gold was 11O7s and the low
est 100. the average price being not far from
10. and the range of the fluctuations being
confined to l per cent above and below the
medium or average price. From July 1, 1875,
to the present time the highest price of gold
has been 117l4 and the lowest l1l3i, a range
of 5lo per cent. The medium or average price
may be put at 114ic This is rise OF 4i2
per cent above the medium price for four
months in the Summer and Fall OF 1874.
How this rise can be accounted for is GueS-
ton which naturally presents itself to re-
fecting mind. 1t is a question which it is of
importance to the business community to have
answered in a satisfactory manner, If 1t is
possible so to answer il. 1t is Il very con-
tracted view of the present strngcDcy which
ascribes it to the operations of the Secretary
of the Treasury. By the last Debt Statement
the Treasury owns only $11 100000 more
coin than it did year ago, counting silver
and all, while there is an increase of
SO, 900 in the aggregate of past due
bonds, which are in fact equivalent to coin
certificates. The Treasury must accumulate
coin if it is ever to resume specie payments.
If censurablc at all, the Secretary is to be
blamed for paying out his coin too freely.
|. The rise in the gold premium Is, of course,
a consequence of the growing scarcity Of that
metal. That scarcity is shown by the dimin
ishcd amount Of certificates for gold deposited
with the Treasury outstanding with the public,
by the diminished quantity of coin and coin
certificates held by the banks Of the Atlantic
seaports, and by the high rates OF interest
daily paid by the various sorts Of speculatCrs
who fancy it to their interest to borrow gold
in preference to buying it at the current mar
kct prlcc.
II. The increased scarcity Of gold is mainly
the result OF Transactions in merchandise
and securities with foreign nations. For
year past the rates of exchange on London,
Paris, Amsterdam, and the other financial cen
ters Of Europe have been almost constantly
against the United States. The official reports
Of the foreign commerce Of onr country show
a net expectation of T7l ,237,92 in specie in
the year ended June 80, 1875, against
S3S, ,175, ,t99 in the year ended June So 1874,
an increase of $33, ,OG2, i26. Do not the broad
facts we have stated 20 far toward justifying
the advance which has already been established
in the gold premium!
III. The future course Of the gold premium
is undoubtedly not susceptible of prediction.
Nevertheless it is matter of great concern TO
our importers and exporters, however averse
these classes may be to speculation, not to be
blind to the operation of those forces to which
even spectators must bow. Foreign trade
under any system of currency is more or less
of the nature of a game of chance, and it is
particularly hazardous under our present mon
etary arrangements. Upon the answers given
to the three following questions will depend
in great measure the 6plon which oen'i-
bic person will entertain of the future yaiar
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Spanish Cabinet was reorganized,
with Gen. Joyellar at it's head -= The cattle dis
ease had extended to NorfOkshire, England. --
Yhe Servian Government was erdesyoring to secure
q peaceable address in answer to Prince NilanIs
speech - Distinguished visitors arrived in Rome
70 celebrate the fourth centenary of Michel Angelo
An important change in the policy of the Right
Center was expected in France &C The Jacques
Cartier Bank resumed business al Montreal. -
Over 5000 people visited Gubord's tomb and the
contemplated place of burial at Montreal.
DOMESTIC Spotted Tails band prevented some
of the River Sioux by force from going to Crow
Butte for the Council; preliminary Council as to
the Black Hills was held with Red Clouds chiefs.
- Five blocks and two factories were burned at
Mddlebury, VT - Henry Wilson gave his views
on what is required of tho Republican party, III a
published letter. - Evan Morris won the cham
pionship at sculling against Coulter - John j.
Cohen g. Sons of Augusta, Ca, bankers failed
- Samuel Walker testified at Washington as to
the Indian beef frauds - Dr. IlelmbOld sued
the physicians of Krkbrides Insane ASYLUM and
Others on account of his incarceration. - Sew
sral dangerous cOunterfeitcTs arrested in Ala
bama and Tennessee =- The propeller Equinox
vent down in q gale at night Oh Lake Michigan
With oil Oh board. 22 in number. -- froais ap-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
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the Danubian revolt, the Russian forces under
Gen. Kaufman were steadily pursuing their
career of conquest in Central Asia, making use
of a pretext of insurrection in region too
distant to give the opportunity of intervention
or even inquiry to the timld Cabinets of the
West. 1t may safely be questioned whether it
is a wise policy which, by denying to Russia
the opportunity Of extending her frontier
sOuthward, drives her to this steady series OF
Eastern conqucsts, and which, while preserving
an impotent and decaying heather despotlsm
on the shore of the Bosphorus, is apparently
accomplishing nothing in the way of checking
the growth and development of young and
lusty Christian dcspotism, which is marching
rapidly, and hitherto invincibly, into the heart
of Asia
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
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Republicans as Senator AlcOrn and ex-senator
Pease and such Democrats as the members Oh
the Democratic State Committee, that peace
now prevails. A negative answer would nave
been further qualification of himself SO he
took the pitiful resort of making no answer at
all and ndulging in few more remarks about
the irrepressiblc conflict of races. 1t would be
well if the people of Mississippi were to choose
a Governor as well as a Legislature next
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

peared in Maine and New-York. - The Attor-
ney General telegraphci to Gov. Amcs that troops
are in readiness but askingif theyare really needed
- The Hon. Henry T. Blow died at Saratoga.
80 The Old Defenders Of Baltimore observed the
day by attending church in q body. - Moody
and Sankey held services at Northheld Mass.
CRY AND SrBURBAN.-Frederick Schuchardt a
Co.. foreign bankers, suspended payments -
The New-York Custom house authorities asserted
that J. NJ. ROdoc lnachi IL Co. OF boston uHder'"
ued imported Turkish rugs. -- Frederick Juuu
German in West Thirty -ninth-st.. stabbed hls wle
and committed suicide on account of jealousy. -
Inspector McDcrmot preferred charges OF neglect Oh
duty against Police Captain Van Dusen -=- Car
iboo Burgoo, Century. and Mollie Darling won the
races of the last day of the Prospect Park meeting
- Charles Jcncbe Of Hohokcn committed SUI
eide because his wife deserted him. - ""id
l16os IlGai, 11G12, Gold value Of the legal-tehder
dollar at the close, $3.50 cents
THE WrATHrr-The Government report predicts
cloudy and warmer weather. - In TINS CITY yes
terciay the day was cloudy and cold; thermometer
60. G7o, G3O.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

When a critic undertakes to correct blunder he
should be careful not TO make bigger one Some
body who made a speech at Buffalo tho other day
said In the glowing language of the inspired
psalmis, Peace hath her victories no less renowned
than war" Upon which sarcastic journalist re-
marks: "This gentleman may be pious. but he cer-
tainly ought to buy copy of Shakespeare" Never
mind doing that Try Millions XNlth Sonnet, TO
the Lord General Cromwell:'
Yet much RENAME
To conquer still peace ha'n her victories
So less reuoWn'd than war"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

The Council at Red Cloud Agency does not
meet under circumstances as auspicious as
might be desired The temper Of the Indians,
as described in our special dispatches, promises
ANYTHING rather than a calm consideration of
the important question which is to be discussed.
We give little credit, however, to the report
that certain Indian chiefs have declared their
determination to break up the Council or Kill
Commissioner. 1t is not the habit OF these
people to proclaim bloody purpose 50 boldly
At the same time the Commissioners may well
be on their guard against treachery.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
1mue ements ano 1tlretinas.

ACApxMY OF Music" Around the World"
BoorH's THRArER.-" The Gamcster." barry SULLIVAN
Cs.xp OPERA HoUsF-"The Pioneer Patriots"
IYCkuM THE .TER-" Nine. LArchiduc."
OLYMPIC TnEATER.-Variety Performance
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
TuvArrR CoMloUK-Variety Performance
UNION SoUARK THEATER.-" The Gtlded Age"
NAIIAcK's THEArER.-" Grofic Ciroha." Miss Julia
Mathews
AMERICAN INsTITUTE.-ExhibIOn.
CENTRAL PARK GiRDES.-Concert Thomas
GuMoRE's GARDEN.-Concert.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARr-Paintngs, statnary'
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

Our letters from Youngstown and Canton
give interesting details of the progress of the
political canvass in Ohio. Every Gay brings
new laboIcrs into the field, and makes the
work of either party warmer; soon the cam
paign will be at its hight. Ex-Lieut. Coy.
Woodford of this State seems to be valua-
bic accession to the Republicans, as may be
inferred from the demands for his services on
the stump and the publication OF his opening
speech at Youngstown for general circulation
among the voters tainted with the imitation
hcresy. Mr. WOodfo7d strikes the right key
when he boldly declares that hard money can
ddates should be elected and rag-mOney men
defeated under whatever partisan banner they
may fight their battles.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

Smart management has enabled the adyo-
Gates of womans suffrage and of dress reform
for women, to bring their theories before the
British Association for the Advancement OF
Science. Our English correspondence gives an
account of the debate which thereupon en-
sued, in which q noble Lord committed him
self to a disparaging statement as to the edl-
cation of American women compared with
those of England or even of France or Italy
Lord Aberdare if he wishes for peace of mind
for some months to come, will be careful not
to read anything from this side of the water
after some of the American women have taken
up this subject and shaTpcned their quills.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

Messrs. James r. Osgood & Co. announce to
tho Book Trade to-day that they will not contribute To
any Book Fair general Trade Sale this Fall but that
they will hold a special sale OF their publications
from sept Is to Oct 20 They propose to Offer extra
discounts during these weoks. and hoy viii tlAo orders
for their entire Lat OF Fall publications.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

Cool weather marked the opening day for
many of tie city churches which have been
closed or deprived of their regular pastoral
supplies during tho Summer vacation, and
large congregations welcomed the returning
preachers to their pulpits. Our reports OF SER
mons contain discourses of unusual interest by
several popular divincS.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

The reorganization of the Spanish Cabinet
nlaces Gen. Jovellar at the head of affairs
and harmonizcs the members on the question
of universal suffrage, which was the cause OF
disagreement. There is, however, no reason TO
expect any important changes in the home or
foreign policy of the Spanish Government on
account Of this reorganization.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

Fx-Spcakcr Blaine opened ard closed the
Maine campaign, so far as he was concerned,
in his speech at Portland on Saturday night.
His friends were not disappointed in his out
spoken uttcrances on the currency question.
His declarations against the policy of imitation
had no uncertain sound, and he made some
fair hits in commenting upon the espousal of
that policy by the Democrats of Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA, and of the general trucking of
their party to the intiationists 1t is pity that
Mr. Blaine did not stop here; or that, going
on, he could not find some live issue to dis
cuss. He should have left all that talk about
upsetting the Constitutional Amendments OF
the last decade to such sensational politicians
as Senator Morton, of whom the people do not
expect stateSmanlke arguments.
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Inspector McDcrmott has preferred charge
of neglect Of duty against Police Captain Van
Dusen of the Fifteenth Precinct. Van Dusen
repeatedly reported that 10 gambling-house
was open in his precinct, while one of the
most notorious places of that kind in the city
was carried on constantly in East Elghth-st. with
hardly any pretense of concealment. The Gen was
finally broken up by the Inspector Its pro-
prietor has laid potent spell on the eyes of
police CAPTAINS preceding Van Dusen, and appa-
rently upon officials higher in place, for he
has frequently enjoyed surprising immunity
from mocstation even in times which were
troublous for gamblers generally. Unless Van
Dusen has a better defense than it now appears
probable that he can offer, there seems to be
an excellent opportunity here for the Police
Commissioners to make much-needed example.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

The attempt Of Gov. Ames to secure mill
taly Intervention in behalf of his party in the
pending important political campaign i'll Mis-
sissippi promises to be signal failure All
the proceedings following the Clinton not have
served to bring out more clearly the entire
incOmpctency of this man for his present pO
siton. And yet with such an Attorney Cen
eral as we had year ago he might have had
United States troops now rowing over Missis-
sippl at his bidding, making domiciary visits
at midnight and dragging pcaceable citizens
miles away from home to stand trial for
imaginary OffeDses. The like was seen in
Louisiana and Alabama, it will be rcmem-
bered Just before the elections of November
1874. With an evident desire to do his whole
duty in the way Of protecting the State Gov
ernments from insuirecticn, Attorney General
Pierrepont has exhibited respect for consti-
tutIonal methods that should be lesson to
such men as Gov. Amcs. His last telegram to
the Governor covers the whole ground in the
concise inquiry whether there is such an in
sIrrectiOn against the State Government as
cannot be put down by the State military
forces and other machinery of the State Gov
ernment with the aid Of the true citizens. An
affirmative answer would perhaps have brought
the troops but this Gov. Ames could not make
without assuming Il position which could not
he lnaint aimed apaint the asSuraUcpH of such
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

THE TfJBUNEs MONTHLY CALENDAR.
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w., OF n.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

To conquer still peace hath her victories
No lees renOwn'd than war"