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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

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Why? Vegefiae will Cure feese C0nptstnes,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
le Old Folks Concerto.

On Wednesday, 3lst AL ye me n and women sing
ers will be in position at St Patrick's Hall the oc
cason being Ye Old Folks Concerto, for the benefit
of the aged and ntrm, under The charge of tho
Little Sisters OF the Poor. The tickets for this
entertainment are selling very rapidly, as they
should be for such Worthy object and the certain
ty now is that st. Pat:ick's Hall will be filed to
OVERLOOKING on the night Of Ye Old Folks Con-
cert. In charge Of the music is Prof. Watts to
whose excellent taste is due the well selected
programme of the occasion. The Little Sisters of
the Poor have under their care one hundred
and seventy-five old people of various denomina-
tlons, who are happy in the hands of these kind
sisters, who minister to their wants with the
hdehty OF mothers to their children Those who
cannot attend shonld buy tickets to the Old
FOLK Concert. worthy cause like this appeals
to every heart and it is gratifying to know that
1t Is IN this instance 80 sincerely and cordially
appreciate
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
POLITICAL ON DIT.

Tlttlebat Tltmouse, in the opening of his pub
lie career, is said to have been suffering consider
ably from lack of those crisp little evidences O.
public Indebtedness yclept bank notes, and owing
to the opportunities of neghboring creditors
had every avenue of exit from his domicl closed
against him. Our politics are somewhat in the
same position, for the award with it's concomit
ants has effectuay closed all means of egres
from the present condition of things, until such
time as it goes into operation and is effects can
be seen.
What will they do with it? is heard on all sides
and only silence responds. Politics is at a
dead stand and outside some extravagant
guesses, few venture an opinion as to what is to
come. Of course, it is desirable that We NAV
get some good out Of so much labor, but mapy
an old and wise head is puzzled to know where
the benefit will come in. Patience on monu-
ment is no comparison to the long suffering and
silent people of the State, and now after all the
waiting if we are to get nothing, then indeed
will our situation be deporable
The General Appropriation Bill.
The General Appropriation bill has been signed
at last. Kellogg put his fist to it i" yesterday.
and IL will be promulgated Tuesday morning. 1t
would have been given to the world this morning
had it not been that the clerks in the office of
the Secretary of State would have lost their din.
ner II they had stuck to business long enough to
copy it. II has been shelved, bat work will com
mence on it bright and carly Monday morning.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
IN ADVANCE OF THE JETTIES
A Sensible Enterprise.

1t is refreshing to know in these dull times
that some enterprise is left among our citi
zens, and we are pleased to lay before our
readers the fact of large OUTLAWS being made
| by some OF our wide-awake merchants to
accomplish that which has troubled the ship
ping interest time out of mind 1t is we'll
known tact that large steamers coming to this
port can not load beyond certain depth for
fear Of detention on the bar, while those
taking cargo in this port and sufficient coal
besides to run them home often ground
thereby meeting with expensive delays and
vexatious troubles.
1t was the steamer Memphis, we think, of
the Dominion Line, during the past year,
that stuck on the bar for several weeks, una
BILE to move, and, as last and only hope,
employed the towboats t" assist her in get
ting over, when she broke her propeller and
had to return to this port and take out her
entire cargo and go in dock to repair, costing
her owners in the aggregate thirty thousand
dollars. Instances of vessels being stuck
on the bar suffering loss of time and money
are too numerous to enumerate Suffice it to
say that none Of these delays need be endured
any longer The Chickasaw has been
relieved of her immense armament and
machinery and remodeled into an admirable
convoy. Our readers may not be aware that
the Chickasaw passed through the war as a
monitor and was sold by the government at
public sale, not long since, at the Naval
Station, below the city. She is all iron very
strong, having fore and aft bulkheals AMI
cross sections at short intervals from stern to
stern. Gunwales four feet high are built on
and around the deck; she has steam apparatus
for dropping and hosting anchors, which can
also be used to assist vessels in an emergency
tor lightering their cargoes. Her carving |
capacity is over one thousand tons, or say five
thousand bales of cotton, which could be
aiken ouside the bar to a vessel with perfect
safety. The Chickasaw's dimensions are two
hundred and sixteen feet in length, forty-four
loot foor, tftythree feet beam. The principal
object however, for which she has been re-
modelled is for coaling steamers outside the bar,
nus enabling them to take on full cargo here
without fear of detention on the bar, and with
ne complete facilities on board it will be L
snort work to coal the largest steamer that
zones TO New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

49, 1iiIei - tio country, tAe [escl
- ~ @ ant aiu SlaspI9 tafilI', MAKE
- ~ , ne " 9iiaole Ianuac
;,7; 80 ~ VI ~ pioouctsi put Jht
+bnS1't ,;.i PSi'ii, ai tltoueh
mn r1f5ton,c 49, 49, , ei Pio'ton y
hona q ,roo+lr and ,,o S1 IL nc car
frftr, trsJo "a no GAtelu ou
onr shins and INV fTin ~ 80, "lrl
own ,topuf,n.,7rc ,,o7,,a.;a - -
imnortant hrsnh, so 10 nov III many
aTa ~ ~ III Il ~ 1 II ~ 80 a, " cl
| evtent '- - - u '1i0 ii0' W S0iiie
Y The action If ror,ras, ~, t,,o ,rro,,o,
cuesfion IL now sacn tn no ,,,;,,I1a,a,+ =; -. ~
sults Il viii ,ot o;+bor - a',lt -l- 10
for YEA ia come Ven. i, +bo lIii an
foreion war hIInc 49,, =, ne VI
nrnrses without the f5a - d An NC" or
| .harr,o, j., -, @ - W auueH VI Siea'
the Wnole IN 'i1es % llToz ne 9anAs are on
sim flat tney iool VIII cI1sici, ~ ~ - "
ton paDer Observation-Disclosures, ~ i I;t rot"
of interest which naturo1I3 ten,n4 10 49,
investments Eyarv one WIZ dtiras 70 SO M;
ness re.established ON s0i115 hos1s ,,,t oiai
at this evidence Of cnnseTvatva Observation-Disclosures =,
the banks o-'o4 -'--'-i'' ioii -
8 A. s;ons or tl,a acf,,o1 ,a,,i,,ol IF osss .o
NAV nnote the f;rt tIot al,ao1. ,,,1e - ,o wv
,racts FOR ,,a, in}llin.rs , nniatir" o'
city, The iron luCn.trv which va w. mo- da9
lcroliv IL IL vas .tio hloSs ue
r. tha raiIroa y ,o,r ~ - 4ios
iron and wa haor +b.t tho 10, - Ill IS a ~
dfforent nars IF tho -, "a ,n'i W.. No "a
have ord ~ FIR tro ,,. +lro,' r,lr+h. - r.
the south wbere U;oinnco 1 a; ",.s"u IA
- $3.50" 'io41ioo anu ui9oiuei nave
con,idnca 90 u'iinS ,e last year
arm sonnritias ro;1rooJ a,iI .iiae oouln-
bonds are bon~ht fnr Local i',reS1n,ar!
siderable onanf7t;eS .Iaan,; .hn - IN
of Southern a. n debla i 60 ~ 4li
the SCALING NJ state dehts 10 no Iiaaa.. ,I,;s,i
for tbosa yha hn1d thaoo ot a pteaeaht liis
nnrtan+ r,aaos +oard .tr iales, ~ - az M
IF Santbarn b,saa ,ia eai,s
Of money in Fnaiand has ,ud',cs5 10 lon la'e
there in onr hre.Jstnff, ,a ,'.o,i a
kay "a ereata when IS
and hos srnsdv nGaod n4tnd r aoi Export.
ave indiootionS horn 10 % pieos' hols
for none which MI, III ~ a." uenlailo
if nrobaba ia h., snr,i ,,oa I ptese
mar cant -Apii' -''0li'' ni's 00 "oi I'll 'iA
irba inbl;,c, ,,rool,., o,,,
hnsiness IT, r"le,o u1ins ptet,s Sooo
viii nrobablv draw ateI 49, honso u
. nsidarab,a a~at ~ ,toiso ouAnS W
E;aaut. IN M 1aad;.,1, 49, ~ SIM Opens.
there Il believed to n - th;s tim, ~
in he conntr anJ ~ ooiIonn /; ~
creasino and .. ons in .silars au IN
tbe cou1try ara h,rt +hoa :; Inns "ii w u
exnect fair bnsi.as, "a. the 800 IG"iou W
tnpata,v vii; nov bo s,,n,lat, "a, "itIn' ioi
the needs Of the neona s,1 ,he; o a p1teu u,i
for cash. 'i 'o'i '''t'''' ~ ou'
q II ~ baIiaved bv 10 sh,o,o. 49,, -. |
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
De MurSka TO.Niyht.

We need hardly call the attention of our con-
noisseurs to the fact that De Murska. to-n,obt
at GIunewall Hall, gives her farewell concert
previous to her departure for Galveston, for
already they have ties flied their knowledge of the
fact by the early purchase of seats. As this ia
the last opportunity afforded to listen to this
"slivery throated" nightingale, every one who
has not yet enjoyed the delights of her witchery
OF song should attend. The ticket office will no
open to-day from IL to o'clock
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

foE TIT FANNY OF THE LATE CHAs. BRrLARp
'Qn Saturday evening next, as appears b. the
advertisement in another column, there will be
given at St. Patrick's Hail. grand concert by
eminent artists for the benefit OF the family of
Charles Brulard who fell on the memorable 18th
OF September. It's, perhaps, unnecessary for
u TO urse people like ours to attend when such
An occasion occurs. Ever ready to do their all in
The noble work Of charity, without doubt this
musical event Will bear substantial testimony to
the bereaved family Of peoples regard for the
dead patriot ana soldier.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

There IS no establishment in our CITY more
worthy OF visit than the mammoth drug bonse
OF our friend l. l.. Lyons, corner Of Camp and
Gravler The Wholesale department should be
examined by all dealers in drugs, paints. oils.
fancy goods, surgical Instruments, etc, which
mr.. Lyons sells at prices that will compete with
those OF any market. His retail aud prescription
department Is not surpassed by any pharmacy in
the country. Ladies will find there the noa,
complete and elegant assortment of fancy ooods
tollet articles, etc, at very moderate prices.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

The OPERA.-In honor of the Easter fest;vo,
there will be performance at reduced nrices at
the Opera House tonight, 'Trovatore" and
Les Noces de Jeanette will be played, and
hrst'ciass seats can be secured for one dollar at
the box-offce. Tomorrow night, Halevys splen-
did five acts opera will be played tor the benefit
OF the Opera House Association, and as the
French patriotic societies have taken hold of the
matter, we feel assured that there will be no
standing room in the Opera House.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
A pandOra'S BOX.

A gentleman writing from one of the country
parishes to Senator Booth, under date March ODD
says:
The compromise is regarded here by many aa
Pandoras box containing two live gorras, sIx
I'VE rattle snakes, forty pounds gun cotton and
one gallon nitro glyccrine
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

The PRIDE OF THE GREAT WEsT-The WiIaon
Shuttle Sewing Machine Is extremely simple in
It's constitution, elaborately finished in it. de.i,n
and ornamenting, combining great capacity and
aua p1ation 70 every variety OF family sewing and
manufacturing. 1t embraces all the imnnrtar.
and essential clements embodied in sewing ma
chimes patented within the past twenty-five Years
together with the late important improvements
and patents OF eminent mechanical experts and
Inventors ID the employ OF the Wilson tomnanv
Inc west has reason to be proud of the W,Ison
machine; Salcs-room 193 Canal street, New Or.
leans. This company wants few more agents
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

VALUABLE STORE, RESIDENCES, SrocKs, ETC. AT
AUCTION. Messrs. Nash & Hod3son, auctioneers.
sell on next Saturday April Sd, valuable store,
No le6 Gravier street, opposite the Cotton Ex-
chance, and residences, cottages, vacant proper
ties, bank and other stocks. for the succession
OF 2. c. Mandal. See advertisement
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

The receip. Of tickets is acknowledged for tbe
ladies' fair to be given at the hall of the William
lei HOOK and Ladder Company, Gretna, for the
oeneht OF the German Evangelical Protestant
Church" opening Sunday April 18th.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

and Monday there will be grand conca,t AZ 10y
delightful place Of resort, the Magnolia Garden
Bayou Bridge. The concert will commence ~ !,
O'Clock T: M. Admission free There viii he a
grand bail in the evening 1 0o d
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

Dry GooDS.-Those OF our readers who desire
to purchase dry goods Of the best description
and at the lowest prices, would do well to read
the advertisement of Messrs Kern q Co. 102
104, 106 and los Baronne street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

=. WESTERN PRODUCE. See advertisement NJ
a Messrs. Newman 4 Kent, so Tchoupitoulss
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

Ladies who have purchased tickets for the
Brulard Concert would do well to read the notice
published in another column
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

what bakers say about Paragon yeast powders
See advertisement on second page.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

frENITURE SALE on WEDNESDAY, See adj
yertlsement OF Messrs. Nash 4 Hodgson, anc-
tlOQeers. 2''' ""S
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

| Choice Smith DISTRICT COTTAGE AT Auction
See Messrs. Nash Hodgson's advertisement for
choice cottage and two lots for sale next Sal ur-
day, on long credit; new house, eligibly located
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

For a square meal shadines.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
Coo FOR a hot day-Shadines.

Don't fail to try Paragon yeast powders.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

In 1862, merchant, named Edwards. return.
ing hs 70 Finland from the Leyan', was accompanied
coffee Edwards introduced it in London where
it became very popular. "-'o'o
during the reign Of Charles II, coffee was sub-
ected to the same persecution as it suffered in the
East. In 1912; the king had al the places where
centers of reasonable discussions. But this
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

The New York Herald of the 10Th, has the
following hopeful leading editorial on the
business outlook OF the whole country. The
references to the South will be read with
special interest
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08
HUMOR.

''Consumption is all economical
ease," said John Henry, with cold
his lungs; ''y5u can furnish your
coughin'.''
Philadelphia is engrossed with
Centennial, but Moody is urging her
look ahead still further, and think Of
Millennium.
When a Massachusetts, temperal
man gets drunk they carry him into t
presence of his wife. and leave him tn
without any means of defending hi
self.
An editor at dinner party, bel
asked if he would have some pudding.
piled in fit of abstraction Sowing
the press OF more important matter,
are unable to find room for it.
An inebriatc in Port Jervis fell a
struck his nose against BARRIERS Pc
On being raised from the ground
asked, "What n thunder 'zat (hic| WON
I wi striped srockin's on got (hlc) ae
meg f.ol ->7.-
= A man in Boston, in his hurry to ass
q fainting lady, got bottle Of mucila
instead Of camphor, and bathed her Fl
with it. She was good deal. stuck
with his attention.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08

md ta'en to the rear, talangs wi Sir
oinclalr,7 Co.. Burton Gladwin, and
ithers. Oh! but this is a sorra
Braddock@s joost lost his fourth
me 1nle care thinks he's tighten {
broad plains O. Flanders. IT'S e
'ama'st TO drive one distrausht to sc
trying to wheel and manguyre a
army shou)ther to shoulthcr, in a
foot road: | haze begsit him to ]
men tax to the woods, but the don
daft"
"Wel', colonel said Washingto
use to discuss the general now. 70,
immediate attention. I'll send son
dies to take you to the rear"
W ashington had scarce gone I'm
PAGES before a: bullet, sped by an |
rifle from the ravine, struck I
straight through the heart. just
was falling, his son James rushe
ward and caught him in his arms.
too, was at the same instant mo
struck, and both fell together, loci
each others embrace, and this ":
fast of the old Scotch nobleman.
two bodies lay just where they f.
years, through summers heat an
ter'S snow" mid all the wreck
spitefu1 elements
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08
THE BOOTBLACK'S. STORY.
detroit Free Press.


When a dozen newsboys and boot.
blacks had collected on the Custom
House stairs yesterday, and when each
one had grown tired of jaw breakers and
popcorn balls, "Little English remark.
ed.
''sposen Jim Cocoanut tells US a
storv:" --.:i5'' g.
':Sposen, remarked all the Others.
well, gentlemcn,'' remarked Jim.
after few digs at his head, 81 will tell
you true story about girl. Her name
was Marier, anG she had yaller hair, blue
eyes, small feet, and she was worth a mill
lion dollars.'' -. 49,.
''!n stamps = asked Cross Eyed Dick.
lin clean cash, right in the savings
bank" answered Jim. ''This girl was
an orphan, with no one to boss her
around, and if she wanted to be out till
eleven o'clock at night, she could. There
were piles of fellers after her to marry
her, but she stuck up her nose at TIE
hull caboodle.''
"What fur?" anxiously inquired fire.
cracker Tom.
SWhat fur? Why, she knew they
loved her money instead Of herself. She
wanted some one to love her earnestly
and like gosh. Well, one day when she
was going down to the post Office to see
IL there was airy mail, runaway horst
came along. Marier tainted away and
sat down in the road, and she'd have been
broken all to pieces if it hadn't been for
bootblack. bout my size. He pulled
her into shooting gallery, brought her
to, and then hired hull Omnibus and
took her home.
Sand they fell in love and were finally
married, remarked Suspender johnson.
mo, my fellow countrymen," sadly
replied Jim; gin him ten cents!!''
"And is that all 2 exclaimed three or
four voices.
'Ali Sue gave him, and that turned out
to be counterfeit -
There was a long period of silence, and
then Cocoanut Jim continued:
Nv hich is lesson to us never to
marry girl worth million dollars
''And We never shall - they solemnly
replied.