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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-05-13
Agriculture FOR Women.

Before the. late, civil war in this
country, almost the only respectable
employments open to women were sewing
and teaching. During the contest, how
ever, so many men were absent in the
field that necessity compelled women to
perform labor which had hitherto been
considered wholly masculine. They did
their work in 30 satisfactory manner
that their services we're retained after
the close of the war. OF course this
proved advantageous to working women,
though they complain, and not without
cause, that they are unpaid simply be.
cause they are women. But, 50 long Is
plenty Of others are eagerly waiting to
supersede them, there can be little hope
of an advance in wages. The only alter
native seems to be in seeking more lucra-
tive positions in the newer and less cum
mon fields of labor which are constantly
opening to women. Much sense and
nonsense about the health and other ad-
vantages to be gained by doing house.
work, but unless public opinion changes
very much, no considerable number of
our intelligent countrywomen will be
found ready to perform the labor OF q
servant in anybody's house but their
own. Yet we believe that more money,
health and contentment are sacrificed
every year because women insist upon
some so-called genteei occupation, than
for any other reason. The lighter kinds
of agricultural labor, such as bee-keeping
poultry-raising, gardening and flower
culture seem particularly suited to
women; either of them could be carried
on without more physical endurance
than is required to enable one TO
stand behind counter or run a sew
ing machine from morning till ight.
In all such work, as in almost nothing
else, a woman receives for her labor
compensation as generous as that given
to her stronger brother.
To succeed in agriculture, as in more
pretentious pursuits, one needs to pos
sess knowledge, skill and degree of
business capacity; but almost any
intelligent woman may &C
quire these by giving careful attention
to the details of the special business she
intends to follow. We recently learned
of the success of two California ladies
who had worn themselves out by constant
They saved money enough to
buy two hundred swarms of bees, and
with this stock began to raise honey for
the market. The first year they cleared
three thousand dollars, besides gaining
much valuable information about the
best honey-producing plants. Last year
they planted all the mignonette seed they
could obtain, and this year they intend
to plant two acres with this flower alone.
Other ladies in different sections of the
country have been equally prospered in
the same idustry, and We hope it may
be undertaken by many more of the
weary, heavy-eyed, hopeless looking
women whom we see daily passing to
their ill-paid toll. Of the other occupa.
tons which we have mentioned we shall
speak another time when we have more
space than now.-NeU York Illustrated
Weekly.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-05-13
Stick to Your Farms.

The life of q farmer is not an easy one
but when we look around and see the
wrecks of fortune made on every hand
by men engaged in other pursuits, the
farmer has cause to be thankful if he
can support his family and give bis
children . good common education. Ii
has been stated that during the last hall
centary only four merchants, in the city
of New York, out of every hundred,
have succeeded in making their business
profitable. The unsuccessful ones have
managed, in many cases, to continue in
business for years after they had become
bankrupt according to their books; but,
of course, finally had to succumb to their
fate. These men, while living in good
stlye, and many luxuriously, have car
ried continually load Of care that no
farmer ever experienced; and when the
time came that their business must be
wound up. their condition generally has
been one of poverty, and utterly broken
down in spirits. A few recover and re-
sumo business again; but the majority
are pushed aside to give room for others,
eventually to follow ia the their foot
steps and end their lives in misery and
despair.
Farmers. be contented. You may not
be able to lay up money; but if you can
pay for your farms and live comfortably,
envy not the condition of those engaged
in other pursuits. To those farmers who
are out of debt and own good farms,
need say that the apparently wealthy
bankers of Wall street might well envy
your lot. Nearly every week some one
of these firms, owing millions of dollars,
explodes, and its members sink into pow
erty and obseurity but the farmer who
is out of debt owns bank that can new
er fail, inasmuch as seedtime and harvest
are promised unto the end of time.
A word to farmers sons: Ifyour faith
ers own good farms which are not mort
gagged, don't all abandon your home
One of you, at least, should remain to
carry on the farm when your fathers
lease of life has expired. You might
possibly do better in some other bust
ness, but you had better not risk a
change. York Observer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-05-13

FLOATING IsLAND.-Boil with a pint
of milk bit of cinnamon and half the
peel of lemon when almost cold strain
it, and mix with it the beaten white of
l and the yelks of three eggs; stir it over
the fire till it thickens; pour it into a
dish and stir now and then until it is
cold. Whisk the whites of 2 eggs, and
half a pint of some kind of jelly till
they are very stiff, spread over the top
of the custard and serve.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-05-13

BREAD BALL-Break the bread in
small pieces and moisten with a little
milk or warm water; season with salt,
pepper and nutmeg, adding a little fine
sage or parsely and small piece of but
ter; mix and form into small cakes or
balls; roast with beef or chicken, or fry
after meat in q skillet.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-05-13

An Advertisement of New York ice
cream mandatory stated that the cream
would be shipped to any part of the
country, whereupon Danbury man
sent a stamp for a sample by mail. A
rather cool request.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-05-13

A Chicago boy who has been sitting
up nights reading pirate stories, called
his father to supper the other day by
bawling out: "What, no there, base
craven! Come hither TO thy vesperian
hash" And when that father and that
son came together, it sounded as if the
belt had slipped off a twenty-foot fly
wheel.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-05-13

Give hogs plenty of pure water to
drink, and keep within their reach equal
parts of wood ashes, common salt and
flour of sulphur, and you need not fear
hog cholera or any other disease.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-05-13

We should practice temperance, if it
were for nothing else but the very pleas
ure of it; it is the glory of man that
hath abundance, to live as reason, not as
appetite dictates.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

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State of Kansas, by Mary Z. Green and unless he
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Witness my hand and official seal this 26th day
April, 1876.
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Clerk District Court.
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to keep informed on all the improvements and
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05
NOTICIAS DE CUBA.

Habiendose rstrasado ell vapor de
la isla heTmana, tomamos de FL
Cropista, cuyos ndmeros hasta el 20
de JUNO nos ha traido de Nueva York
el John Walker, las siguientes no.
ticias:
Segun noticias generates, de conformidad
con al lgunas particulares que hemos recbi-
do, han quedado solo insignifcantes parti-
das en- las jurisdicciones de Colon, Sagua,
Villaclara, Cienfuegos y Trinidad, con-
centrandose los insurrectos entire Remedies
y Sancti Splritus, en- vista de 10 cual ha
sido- reforzada prontamerte la Ultima
jurisdiction, por ser la que menos tropa
tenia relativamente su extension V con
diciones especiales.
7 anade Ell Aba:
Sc dice que Maxine Gomez y algunos
otros cabecil!as de importancia mambisa.
han pasado la trocha del J1caro en- direc-
cion de los montes de Puerto Principe con
unos mil ginetes 500 infantes.
Tambien Sc dice que ha llegado a Ia
manigua C!!) una conlision de dominicanos
q ofrecer a Maxine Gomez la presidencia
de la reyuelta rep1blica de Santo Domingo,
y que este celebre incendiario esta dispues.
to q adm;tir a.
No sabelnos ell grado de yerdad que
puedan tener tales rumores; pero ST pode.
mos asegurar que los insurrectos estar
sumamente desconcertados, y el suent
dorado de sus principales jefes en- la,
Villas hace tempo que no en- otro qut
repasar la Trocha, convencidos como es65t
de que en- este Departamento no podral
alcanzar ninguna ventaja, y en- 6l correl
immense pelgro por la activa persecuciol
de que son objeto,
Veinte hombres del regimiento d
NApo'es destruycron la prefectura d
Naranjo Trinidad }, hatiendo una partids
a la que hicieron 5 muertos Y ocuparo
efectos correspondence; teDiendo u
cabo herido y 2 contusos.
| En- Manzanil!o Sc presentaron el 10,
insurrecctos 4 indulto.
/ Las4s guerrilla volante y q escuadro
de San Antonio, al mando del capita
D Cruz Gonzalez, fraccionados en- rrup, r
duraats Il noehs del Q, l0graron dor nue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05

L
el 8 de JUNO las noticias que nos b;
| traido Ell vapor CITY Of M6uico, siend,
entire todas la mas gorda, la coniirna a
clon de ser efecfivamente el infarte
u. Carlos de Borbon y Este, ell viajere
lncognlto, de cuya personahdad ha.
blamos dudado~ ~hasta ahora.
Las personals hasta ahora des-
conocidas que viajan col d. Carlos,
son el titulado general Malti,ez We.
lasco y dos j6venes que Sc hacen lla-
mar vizconde de Monserrate y marques
de Ponce de Leon. SQu6 traeran por
estos rumbos esos senores? Tambien
es va casi SECURE que vendr;ln 4 Fila
DELTA.
-En c1lanto & las notic;as de la SUI
blevacion Ell que esta envuelta la
rep1blica, he aqui las noticias que
nos facllitan los peri0dIc9s.
La one supimos aQu1 victoria de
Oajaca hace 6 8 dias, fu6 en- Epat-
Ian, y he aquf los pormenores tales
como los ha publicado otro peri6dico.
El senior general Ooutolenne, jefe
de la Inca, dispuso que cada uno
ocupara su puesto, y animados admi-
rablemente por todos los demas jefes
esperamos Ia embestida. Entretanto
ell enemigO avanzaba, Y por sus movi-
mientOs prOnto conOcimos que trataba
de envOlver nUestra posicion: 6sta
esta flanqueada pOr dos rios de impe-
tuosa corriente, adelantada va la esta-
cion de lluvias, pero ahora casi secos
uno SO llama ell Atotonilco Y ell otro
ell Iztlcar. Por los fancos, pues, esta-
bamos perfectamente defendidos, Y
NADIA habia que temer, y nuestra aten-
ci0n Sc reconcentro en ell frente, por
donde necesariamente tenia que alta
car ell enemigo. En- efecto, no tarj6 |
este Ell hacer un en1puje formidable,
y rechazado con grandes p6rdidas nor |
Ell senior general Coutolenne, que era
todo heroismo en- ell combate, no tard6, |
sin embargo, en- volver a la carga con
un denuedo de que solo son capaces
los soldados mejicanos. Tres veces
lntent6 Ell asalto, especiaImente sobre
el centric, y Otras tantas tuvo que |
retirarse, hasta que al fin las sombras
de la noche pusieron termino & la
49,
De mil quinientos & dos mil hon1-
bres entire muertos y heridos ha CO.'S
tado esta hecatombe, y entire ellos
hay valientes solustdos que c0mbatie-
ron juntos por la patria y hoy luchan
On opuestos bandos: el general Cou-
Lolenne fue ligeramente herido, 10
mlsmo que ell general Teran, cuyo
impetuoso le hizo caer prisio-
nero. De parte del gobierno queda-
ron herid0s los generates C0I1ella 6 |
lbarra, y murieron dos cor0neies. Los
-r0feos que hemos conquistado sen
pleas de artiiierla rayada que nos
lacian talta, y aIgunos 1OO dc fusiles
abandonados por ell enc
migo flente d nuestras posiciones.
A 900 Sc hace ascender eli n1mero |
de los soldados federales que Sc han |
pronunciado en- Tenic. So dice que
81 general Tolentino esta pres Y que
manda a los subievados un Sr. Aifaro.
del n1mero 10 del Pueblo, peri6-
1ico que publican los pronunciados en-
Cautla, tomamos 10 siguiente: Gel |
gen neral d. Inocencic Guerra, ha sido !
reconocido como gobernador Y CONAN
dante militar de Moreies. d. Inocen-
cio Guerra fu6 herido en- el ataque 4 |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-05
Los turcos tenfan atemorizada &

Los turc0S tentan atefnOrlZada {
Europa y su imprudencia y arroj
los lleyo q encontrar nuestras nave
trabandose la pelea mas sangrient
que hablan presenoiado los mares
Don Juan de Austria que mandab
la escuadra, Andres Doria y otros ca
pitanes, varias veces seyieron en- peli
gro inminente y siempre socorrido
fueron por Bazan que con sus galera'
llevaba la consternacion al amino dt
los tenaces turcos. Cerca de veinte
mil esclavos cristianos rescatados
diez mil prisioneros, treinta mil tur-
cos muertos y ciento sesenta y cinco
galeras fueron los frutos de esta ba-
ITALIA que la cristiandad entera celebrt
con febril entusiasmo. Muchos illus
tres espanoles que all pelearon Sc
distingu;eron luego con gloria en- Elan
des, como Farnesio, Lope de Fl
gueroa, Vitelli, D. Luis de Reque-
sens e.. Fueron grandes guerre-
ros marinos que honraran eternamen-
tie la historic patria, d. Juan de Aus
tria, d. Aware Bazan, Sta. Flor,
Gonzaga, Bernardino de Mendoza,
los Velascos, los Padillas y otros mu-
ehos que 4 tan alto esplendor elevaron
la marina espanola. Fueron celebres
tambien los venecianos Sebastian We
Micro, Barbarigo; y el genoves Andres
Doria; Urbino, La Corne, Colonna,
Serveloni y otros muchos capitanes
de menos fama tanto espanoles como
italianos.
d. Juan, siguiendo las huellas de
su her6ico padre, emprendi6 ctra ex-
pedicion sobre Tdnez que di6 des-
pues desastrosos resultados.
Pero la armada mas imponente de
aquel siglo, la que admire Europa &
hizo temblar 4 muchos reyes fue la
InvenciJle, 'destinada q conquistar NADIA
menos que 4 la Inglaterra. Esta ma
cion no estaba bien mirada por la Ca
tolica Irlanda, nj ,por Escocia donde
mandaba Jacobo, hijo de la desgra-
ciada Maria Estuar!o q quien mand6
decapitar la celosa Isabel Sin embar-
60, Escocia y su rey Jacobo todo 10
olvidaron y la ayudaron contra Espa
na. Con ell conde de Leicester fueron
ingleses q Flandes q pelear contra los
espanoles; fueron despues a las islas
Terceras a ayudar a los portugueses
y franceses; los almirantes brilanicos
pirateaban en- nuestras costas Y D. Al
varo Bazan, despues que conquist6
las Terceras escribi6 q Felipe II y lie
amino emprender NADIA mGnos cue la
conquista de 1nglaterra. Aqael bravo
marino guerra cortar ell aibol por la
raiz. Felipe II consult6 con Farnesio
que estaba dando en- Flandes pruebas
de serelmejorg generaldesu TEMPO. A
Farnesio lie pareci6 bien la idea; pero
decfa que esos grandes elementos los
mandasen q Flandes, que el Sc com
promoter a a dominar rapidamente ell
pals y que luego marcharian Ipgla-
terra. Poderosas eran las razones, pc
70 Felipe tenfa grandes deseos de
castigar la osadia .inglesa y no las
escuch6.