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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-23
WHAf Is YEGEffNEs

Hisa compound extracted nom b6rks, roots
and herbs. It is Natures Remedy. It Is perfect
" harmless from any bad effect upon the system.
Il Is nourishing and strengthening. It acts di-
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i is pensceA for our aged fathers and mothers,
fbr it gives fhsm strength, quiets their nerves,
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symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
,.iIN in the right side, under theedgc
of the ribs, increases on pressure
1nneiimes the pain is ii The left side; the
lent is rarely able to lie on the lei
.ie; sometimes the pain is felt under
q: shoulder-blade, and it frequently ex-
eEds to the top of the shoulder, ard is
omelimes mistaken TO- rEcun.a, ism in
nc arm. TIE stomach is affected witt.
los oeappetite ard sickness; the bowel:
- general IRE cost:vyc, sometimes s.tenla-
i've with lax; the head is troubled witt.
,iain, accompanied with a dull, hcav,
sensation in the back part. There Is
generally considerable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation OF
having LEFT undone something which
ought to have been done. As ut. dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains OF a
prickly sensation Of the skin; lis spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up iorti,ude
enough to try it. In fact, he distru>ts
every remedy. Several OF the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred wherefew ofilem existed,
DETERMINATION ofthc body, after death.
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively deranged.
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DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
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For all Bilious arrangements, and as
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the passage. "Frailty. thy name is WON.
an" is translated, 'Mademoiselle Frailty
i the name of the Lady"
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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05

Nevada steps 10 the Front with ver-
micular shower.

4ver since the great meat shower
Kentucky has been sleeping upon its
laurets, fotgetful Of the fact that "eter-
nal vigilance" is the price OF most any
thing. and>now Nevada, who evidently
had been watching its opportunity.
startles the world with "a shower Of
live worms" actually wriggling rs
they reached the \earth. Everybody
will concede that theN'spawn Of batra
chian reptiles" is no circumstance to
the "conqueror worm ~ We clip the
following account Of this remarkable
occurrence from the Virginia Nevada
Enterprise Of April 30:
During the rain storm evening before
last there were showpreI down on mud
near the corner Of T. and Washington
streets. millions OF small worms of the
ordinary angle-worm species These
worms were from three to four inches In
length and quite slender. They came
down alive and wriggling. The shower
of worms only covered an area of about
fifty yards square. but within
this space they covered every
thing. There can he no doubt
about these worms coming down from
the heavens. IA the balconies were so
thickly strewn with them that they
could be scraped up in bandfuls. Buck
cts. tubs and pans placed under the
roofs Of houses to catch the rain water
also caught great numbers Of the worms
The sidewalks in the neighborhood were
covered with them. The worms present
the same appearance rs the common
angle worm. except That they are red
der in color and arc marked from end
to end with small rings about one-six-
teenth OF an inch apart. A great mum
ber Of persons visited the locality aud
examined and speculated upon the YER
micular shower
The Nevada paper. Of course, gives its
own surmises and explanations on and
about this mysterious rainfall, but we
prefer stating simply the bare facts. So
that the learned or speculative minds of
our readers may have full sway for con
lecture. Scientific explanations. rs q
general thing. are not truer than credu-
lous speculative theories, and the latter
have the advantage of being curtained.
as it were. by q haze of poeticnl mystery.
pleasant and refreshing to the soul
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
CAWlE WNEAk AGES.
The Ntrcct Gable the Only 0nc in 0Pr-
rattan.

New YORK, May i.-There is difficulty
with the cables between Nova Scotia
and Newfoundland and Heart g Content
IL Is ascertained that the cable broke
somewhere between North Sydney. the
terminus of the Western Union lines
and placentia, a short distance this side
OF Hearts Content. where deep sea
cables are landed.
At about o'clock last night the two
lines from North Sydney to Placentia
district. one OF which Il $50 and the
other $50 miles long, also two lines from
North Sydney to ST. Pierre. and the
same number from the latter place to
Placentia: both or these. and one Of the
direct wires above mentioned broke 81
few DAYS ago. since which time vessels
have been engaged in graphing for the
broken ends. No test had been made
up to midnight by which the location of
the last break could be ascertained.
The French cable broke about 200
miles this side OF Brest on April 26, and
has not vet been repaired: thus all COM
munication with Europe, except by
direct cable, has been temporarily sus-
pended,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
TEL. va MApHIs.
The Hear Factten In wall street Cireu.
Iates the Following


The bear faction in Wall street eireu.
lated u new story yesterday concerning
the rival telegraph companies. For u
long time past the Western Union and
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Companies have been anxious TO con-
troll the Southern Atlantic line the
former to maintain practical monop.
oly and the latter to extend it's busi-
ness. For time the Atlantic and Pa.
ciilc bought largely OF the Southern
Atlantic stock. hoping to obtain control
of the line. but eventually they decided
that 1t would be cheaper to build line.
and they ceased their purchases just
after they quit the market, the Western
Union began quietly to buy the Southern
Atlantic stock, the Atlantic and Pacific
gently unloading their shares Ut o. slight
advance, and saddling them upon their
rivals. The Western Union Company
obtained control Of the coveted line,
but ruinor says. paid dear for their
whistle. Some say the cost was S4DO,-
600. but probably one-half OF this sum
would be nearer the mark Meanwhile
the stockholders are complaining that
the expenditure was an utterly useless
one. since the Western Union already
has splendid Southern lines.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05

such o sinecure that Or. White. whose
abilities can certainly secure more FOR
him in the practice Of his profession.
should stoop SO low To conquer. In fact
his manifest determination in this mat
ter has given rise TO some ugly stories
and it ia whispered on the streets
that the Office is worth more
money. But this cannot be admitted
unless perquisites derived from illegiti
mate transactions are meant to he in
sinllated II is true there Is tumor
ailoat that not many months ago ship.
bearing perishable cargo. was per
mitted to ascend the river upon payment
Of four thousand dollars. but although
the matter Is being investigated the
Fact has not yet been proven or even
traced 10 any particular member of the
Board Of Health or the officers
stationed at the Quarantine. Yet
If such should be the case II would show
n derlorable state Of affairs IN a quarter
which ought to he above suspicion To
return to Hawkins and his court There
is yet spme hope that no violent attempt
will he made to dislodge Dr Gaudet aud
the other officers reoentlyeleeted Haw-
kins. from u great man eater that he
was IN December last. has mast
now. who holds over his head = i
ment abolishing The Superior It
Court and passed by he last Leg e.
which only awaits kellogg's Ire
to wipe him out and. thereto aay
not aet without consulting er
As 10 Kellogg. it is true. thf IN
ceremonious election IF " len1nd
Or Hire. he evinced fave bf.
White. but Kellogg. 1t is ',ded.
is too much occupied jus in assist
ing the Congressiona lmittee in
their investigation Of tho New Orleans
affairs, to bother himself overmuch
abnat the constitution Of such finieky
affair as the Board OF Health.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
Augusta Conssitntionalist

A few days ago we expressed some
surprise Mt n reported conversation be.
tween Gov. Smith and Georgia corre..
spondent Of the New York Times, es-
pecially when the Governor II quoted
as having declared that ''the old Whig
and Union party, on most national
questions, is In accord with the Repub.
licans Of the NORTH The Atlanta
Times, on the same subject, rather EN-.
phatically puts itself upon record thus
Governor Smith could not have ut
tered such q sentiment, for it is false
md calumnious. Truer men to consti-
tutional liberty than they who followed
the old Whig flag, aud who knet at the
altar whereof Henry Clay was the great
high priest in better days than these
do not live. Whilst u majority Of them,
perhaps, did not favor the policy Of Sc
cession, when the sovereign voice Of
Georgia declared for 1t, they stood by
their State. and every battlefield OF the
struggle was crimsoned with their
blood, and Is q monument-durabIe az
brass or marble-to their devotion
to their State or section. To
say that they are in accord with the Re
publicans OF the North on most na-
tional questions Is calumny and lie.
The past Is Of record, and stands for
itself; their present avouches itself"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
TmE ROY Mu'aDEm CASE.
The state Not Represented Although Il
There Are Five Officers for that
purpOse,

This morning Castet Broutin and
Munsha,sen. the persons charged by
Coroner Chastant with the murder OF
Roy. near the Magnolia Garden. in
January last, were arraigned this morn.
ing before Police Magistrate Staes. Of
the Second District Municipal Court.
As far as the evidence went. there was
nothing to show the implication of
either Of the individuals charged. the
case having been based originally on
bare suspicion and n statement made by
the dying man that n man known a.
Low Dutch Henry was among his
assailants, which he. however. denied
eventually, saying that he did not know
who had done the deed. Among the nc
cused, the man named Henry Manshau-
sen is the only ono whose name was not
mentioned at the examination this
morning nor was the cause Of his accusa-
ton made apparent-in fact his presence
was entirely ignored whilst the defense
and Castel had nothing to do with the
stabbing. The proceedings were inter
rupted. owing to the absence Of the ear
driver who had picked up Roy from the
car track and the policeman who had re-
ceived the statement of Roy concerning
the identity of his assailant whom he
called Low Dutch Henry. who has q
wife and five children" Judge Staes
acted iudiciously in postponing the case
to Monday next. At that time it Is
hoped that one of the States prosecut
ing officers, for there are five ofthem, the |
Attorney General, two assistants and
District attorney and one assistant, at
least one of whom could be present |
at examinations Of the importance of |
this case. The result would be more |
to the accused in case Of
their discharge as well as to the public. |
1t would seem necessary to justice to
explain why Henry Munshausen is con-
nectcd with this case, and the accused /
himself might be thankful to have such
IN explanation.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
TELEGRAPIIC
TENAS STATE FAIR.
The Gala Day The Grounds CpwJed.
Special TO the New orleans Dempatl

Special 10 the New Orleans Damofatl
HousroS, May FisTG.
The city is thronged with peole from
every section OF the Union. NeDrleans
is largely represented.
Many distinguished straners are
present aud the greatest efhusiasn
prevails.
Thursday was tho gala dav the fair.
The military turned out inarge force
and the companies from Galeston were
especially admired
The Galveston ARTILLERY fred d salute
OF thirty mine guns
The drill on the Fail Grounds was one
" the best military displays ever seen
here, anu the immenke crowds present
cheered the troops loi,llt for their mag
niileent movements
The hotels are al filled and private
families have as ijuch as they can do
10 accommodate applicants for quarters.
~. IT. Holmes. oftanal street. carries
off the highest preuiums for his elegant
display Of lace goods. ladies' underwear
and other fine drf goods.
A. W. Hyatt, Nol SO Camp street. has
been awarded the highest premium for
the best set Of commercial books.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
The I.obby's war with Mexico.

Washington Letter to the Chicago Timesl
There Is very energetic attempt on
the part Of the lobby ferces TO rush
things with Mexico. Finding that it is
impossible to make money in the usual
way. the lobby folk are striving to fan
the revolutionary flame In Mexico to
war heat which shall involve this coun-
try in n crusade over the border. The
main movers in this scheme hold large
sums Of Mexican bonds. ahd ii Is said
they propose following the example Of
England in setting Customhouses and
paving themselves in gold in the event
pf a war.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
The Old woman.

A gentleman observed an urchin who
had large slice of bread in his hand.
and who was crying very bitterly. MY
son. he exclaimed. what are you cry
ing about2'
"Mother wont boo-hoo-oo put any
butter on my hread-boo- hoo-oor
'.Oh, is that all?" said the gentleman.
Come. dry up your tears, and be a
man."
1T ain SO much the butter" retorted
the little urchin: its the disposition
of the old woman"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
Arrests for April.
The following is tho number Of arrests $
made dun ing the month oi April:
- . -
4 AUSEM ENTS.
Academy OF MMsir.

Mr.. Fred. Mauherret. the Treasurer Of
the Academy of Music. takes his ben
eft this evening. The treat in store for
the visitor at this theatre is Bulwer
Lytton's beautiful play Of Richelieu,"
and the particular feature of the occa-
sion, the impersonation of the title role
by Mr.. Ben. Onorato. and that Of .Jttlia
bv Miss Emma Doyle, both distinguish
ed amateurs. assisted by the best per-
formers Of the company. Give Mau-
berret good benefit, for he deserves it.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
TWE CulNEsE ~ EsJt0N
Great Excitement lncendiary speeches
AMti.C0elte Organizations.

SAN Francisco. May = The South
San Francisco Anti-Goolie Club aud
Young Mems Universal Reform Society
held meetings last night and passed
resolutions indorsing the destruction Of
Chinese quarters at Antioch and advo-
eating similar course In this city un-
less the Federal Government should
take immediate steps to ahate the evil
of Chinese immigration. Highly incen-
diary speeches were made. ami letters
read from societies in the interior seek
ing the cooperation Of San Francisco
anti -Conlic organizations
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
MEXICO.
NEv0lr tRNutEp.
American aud Foreign Residents Fave,
the yleyalut iou.

NFw Yonk. Nav 4. Mexican adyices
state the prisoners in the castle of>San
Juan 'Ulioa, Vera Cruz. Ievelted on the
night If the nth April The small garA
risen was nearly uyerpowerel. but the
revolt was finally subduel Ten leaders
were shot.
American and other foreign residents
favor the revolution. hoping that some
lucky occurrence may result in annexa-
tion to thd United States. They say
there ate strong signs Of dissolution Of
the Government. lts best generals ate
dissatisfied. Tho campaign thus far has
been q failure
The Minister OF War hlalnes the Pres
ident for neddling with military affairs
Money is scarce and the prices Of pro
visions are rising.
President Lerdo is firm by no means
disposed 10 decline reelection lle
says to yield would be to abandon the
Constitution.
ssrEsr NEWS.
Thc samraisn palisy ~ the e,aluttun-
is,s-ti tieu, TScohthn.
HAVANA, Map The steamer CITY Of
Havana. from Vera Cruz 23d. reports
Gen Alatortn AZ Tehaucan. directing
the campaign in the State OF ruebla
$4,000 regular troops are operating IN
the States Of Vera Cruz and Puebla AMI
the Valley Of Mexico. The policy ~
the reyolutionsts is TO avoid fight.
5000 are roaming in detached bands
through the States Of Daxaca. Vera
Cruz Puehla and Morelias.
The railway between Vera Cruz and
the City Of Mexico continues. uninter-
rupted. Forty-tive hundred Pronunci-
dos are scattered along the line Of the
road. and have destroyed thirteen
bridges. The capture Of Matamoros by
Diaz Ia not considered important.
The Tiro Republics Gays. While the
interior States remain faithful the Gov
ernment of Diaz will have no influences
on the revolution. Gen Escobedo. at
the head Of Ave thousand veteran troops,
Ia marching against Diag His defeat
later is expected. and the Goyelument
has arranged to prevent him from cross
ing the Rio Grande at any point between
New Laredo and the mouth Of the
river.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05

OF the s.o0O.0oo people in Mexico.
more than 6.000,0Oo are non-produeers,
and yet these Mexicans foot up good
increase Of population every year.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05

1t is still the fashion for ladies to let
their hair fall In a "cobwebby" mess
over the left eye It looks coquettish,
and in some instances is very alluring to
the "poor flies OF men,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05

A fashion journal says waists are to
be longer this year." This, however,
will not keep us from putting our arms
around them just the same.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05

A Chicago lady, whose lord and mas
ter INDUCES rather freely in the convival
glass, says he Is q kind but indulgent
husband.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
From the Evening prees Dispatnhesl /
For ulainr.

FREDEpek. May 5.-The resolutions
speak of Grants Administration as
wise. patriotic and prudent: pledges the
vote Of the State to Blaine. and instructa g
delegates to vote for him aa long ae
there 10 hone
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-05
STATE SENATE COMMITTEE.
THE situation discussed immortality 81
the lbipcsC

SAN FnANClRco. May l. The state
Senate Committee Is in session at Sacra-
mentc on the Chinese question. ofNeil.
n policeman, tostitiea 10 selling Chi
nese woman for $3.50. who. dissatisfied
with the purchase, suicided. He had
been informed Chinese attended mis-
sion schools to learn English. who
laughed AT the idea of becoming Chria-
tians. A Chinese interpreter testified
that two Chinese were killed for testify
ing in court. and a reward was out for
the life os witness.
District Attorney Jones gave evidence
how the Chinese compromise feloniea.
ahduct women. and spoke Of their other
rrartirpu