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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

Temperance Convention, under tho auspices OF the
New York Conference Temperance Society, held
all duy yesterday in Forty-third street Methodist
Episcopal church. Tho Rev. c. W. Smith presided,
and papers were read by Rev. J. NJ. King giving
history OF the temperance reform IN this country dur
ing the last century; by Row. John Johns, comparing
the temperance reform In England and the United
Stutcs and by Rev. J. +. Richmond, skotching the
cause in this city aud giving its outlook for tho
uture. These papers and topics were afterward
discussed by the ministers, OF whom large num-
Der from up country present chiidren's
meeting was held also halfpa three O'Clock, at
which addresses delivered by Rows T. Millard
preached very thoughtful sermon on the subjocts but
tho cruwnng meeting Of the Convention was last night
when the Rev. William Baldwin Atlcck, VI England,
delivered address on tho topic - Lost Tor Want oI
a Word.n In his person Mr. Aliuck carries the
sears rum and the few personal "reminiscences oi
hls carly lie added spice to the Illustrations
that he gave OF tho value OF word Nearly thirty
years ago ne was WORKING In Newcastle coal mine,
where ho had been placed when ho Was only nine
years Of Bgc. But he was young man ~ tho time VI
his con version, and tho Church pushed him out 10
preach He did not know ono letter In the alphabet,
though that would hardly be believed ncws did ne
not tell It himself In quaintnoss Of style
Illustration and practical application he - scarcely
second 10 John b Cough. rne , latter. nowevor,
over England speaking in the cause oi temperance.
and he has been Tor the past six months ~ Canada
Last night no gave Tho audience the Denont OF MS
swenty six years or preacher and public lcc-
turcr, ana kept them IN laughter and tears HIS
touching sketch OF the rescue Of him who y now The
pastor oi the City Temps IN LONDON anu one o. sne
foremost prcachcrs In England from possible drunk-
ard lilo under tho influence OF his ncbriatc sther,
elected from congregation expressions Of gratitude
10 God And also rescue OF another popular min.
itcr In London the Rev. Charles Startling, who was
IeIt on the street. cnging TO lamp post, while hts
mother went 10 look FOR hts drunken father who had
been locked up stirred the emotions OF the people
A cocct,on OF $50 wns taken up 10 pay Mr.. Alleck's
travelling expenses and or printng, Sc or the Con
ycnton. The choir oi the church rendered some tenn
perancc anthema with fine effect and utter The passage
of resolutions the Convention adjourned.
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INTO THE JAWS OF DEATH.
AN OLD NAN WALKS INTO RAPIDLY REvoLv-
ING FLYwHEEL AND Is TORN TO PIECES.

AN OLD NAN WALKS INTO RAPIDLY REvoLv-
ING FLywHEEL AND Is TORN TO PIEcEs.
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 10 1876
A strange ana shocking accident occurred at tho
upper rolling mill OF tho Lackawanna Iron and Coal
Company, this city, yesterday, by which old
workman named Patrick McNay was torn 10 pieces
by massive nywhcel that was revolving with hight
ning.hkc rapidly 1t IN the dim twilight OF dawn
when the horrible affair occurred, and McNay, VINO
had occasion TO so from portion Of tho works 10
another whero ho had to pass close by tho wheel.
doubtless did not see II owing to its swift mo-
ton and the iact that no was near. sighted,
aud so he walked right into H. and
in instant his musilated body was
hurled 10 fragments about the mill, among the bewi-
dered workmcn. The sight OF an arm leg descend
ing among who dli tho accident thrilled
them with fear and wonder he shocking ALTAR socn
became known, and when the crribic wheel stood still
its appearance told fearful story The trunk OF the
old mans body lay beside The pit, and the difficult task
oi collecting bis scattered remains was entered
The head missing aud nowhere 10 be found until
after several hours, when 1t was unay discovered
the pn beneath the wheel McNay was over sixty
years OF age, and leaves vile ami child to mourn his
fearful fate ABOUT year ago small boy while play
ing in tho vclnity OF this unguardcd wheel was Killed
II "A m M
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now rHg RETURNS co.
TIE STATE REPORTED TO De TRANQUIL

WAsnNGToS, ID. G., Nov. Il, 1915
The following telegram received here to night -
JAcKsoNy,LLg. Fla, Nov. II, 1876.
We learn that reports have o3tancd circulation In
The North that turbulence and anarchy exist IN flor-
Ida. making unsafe or visitors or citizcns thus de-
terring people iron coming hithcr In view
oi TINS W. deem II our duty 10 say that
ali such rumors doubtless the outgrowth OF tho
excitement u tho election. We know that this por-
tion OF thc state. both this ciiy and county is as
qut and safe ms the Northern states. Residents OF
Northern hirh have returned, and we venture 10 say
none o them have written 10 Their friends that " IS
Otherwise than perfectly sale here. THIS community
IS entirely peaceful ana business is active aud health
tui as usual Visitors aud immigrants now entertain
no icarS oi the safety OF person or property here"
II. RANDALL. Chiei Justice.
PHILIP WALKER, clerk of United States Court
JOSEPH IL. DURkEE, Chairman Republican Exccu-
i've .Comuittoe OF Duval county and state senator
UORAIlo JENKINS, Jr.. Secretary Republican Exec
utvc Committee Of the Second Congrc sona dis
trict
A. A. KNIGHT Collector OF Internal Revenue.
X. Is NALkENBURG IL, Associate Justice oi supreme
Court.
u. GOWN. Postmaster
II. u. ARCHIBALD, Judge OF Fourth Circuit
JOHN 8 briggs, Shcriii OF nuyal county.
JOHN B. SrlCkEY, United states District Attorney.
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emma and have the Board sc. to work on wha. re-

emma and have the Board get TO work on what re-
Turns before it,
The Secretary OF State to-day furnished the demo
srais with list Of counties whose Official
turns we're in. There nine yet missing,
the most OF them being distant counties The
democrats arc under profound sincere uneasness
over the delay in the arrival OF these returns In
former elections have been held back until II
was too late TO count them the fear is very gen.
erai that the returns from several heavy democratic
counties VIII not be here until after the 9th OF Decem
Der.
now rHE RETURNS co.
said the secretary oil the democratic committee TO
me to-day, ave have followed to the hands
OF county boards and have fixed their figures
there by taking certified copies. They
now 20 from republican clerk 10 republican route
AGENT thence TO republican postmaster, TO a repub-
and 10 republican secretary. We cannot
follow them direct thom can only hope that
lheir transit win be certain and prompt"
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A BORROWED NAME.

10 rnE EDITOR OF run HERALD:-
notice in the HERALD oil Saturday a report Of pro-
cecd,ngs Ia divorce In your city, In which a
certain Mrs. Gregg appears a. a witness under tho
name OF Mrs. White who stated that she once kept a
hotel In tas place This unauthorized uso OF my VIE
seriously object TO- as shc und are propretors
OF hotel and may be cvnfoundcd wnh Mrs Gregg
by publishing this disclaimer you Will obiigo yours,
respectfully, GEORGE II. WHITE,
BAyoxxxviLLs Centrcvil.e station. j., Nov. 90 1870
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SMUGGLING IN HOBOKEN.

Mrs. Sonntag. OF No. IS Eidridgc street, and No. So
Canal street. New York, arrested at tho Hobokcn
ferry last night by Police Hanrahan, the charge OF
having qrantity OF silk In her possession which Is
believed 10 have bccn smurgcd ashore from the
steamship Lcssing Shc will be brought before Re-
cordcr Bohnstedt this morning.
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STATEN ISLAND.

A temporary Injunction was soino days ago granted
by Judge Gilbert against the trustees Of tho visgc Of
New Brighton requiring them 10 show cause why they
should not be permanently cnjoincd from proceeding
with certain local improvements aud taxing property
,nents wore shown 10 be necessary and tho expcnd.
lures honest, yesterday Judge Gilbert dissolved
the temporary Injunction.
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LOUIoIAN A.
PROGRESS OF THE COUNT BEFORE THE RE-
TURNING BOARD.

PE)GEkS5 OF THE COUNT BEFORE THE RE-
TURNING BOARD.
By TELEGRAPH HERALD
New ORLEANS, Nov. u, 1876.
The Returning Board opened the returns OF eleven
more parishes to-day, and passed on seven. The pro-
cecdinas were harmonious and marked with an ab-
OF tho arbitrary dcmeanor which characterized
It's opening session. The democratic committee look
the prospect in more favorable light, and think
Will be found impossible for the Board 10 find sum-
:ient prctcx throw out enough votes TO defeat all
..he democratic electors
THIS morning exGoverror Wcklifrc elcctor ut largo
On the democratic ticket, addressed the Board letter
asserting his right and demanding permission to bo
present ut the count Somewhat TO the general sur
prise this was promptly accorded.
~LEcroRAL CANDIDATES ADMITTED SESSION.
subsequently to the admission Of General Wickiiie
the Returning Board ordered that tho candidates Tor
electors be admitted 10 the chamber OF the Board.
Much better feeling prevails tonight
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THE COTTON TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. p, 1916
A meeting Of cotton sp'nncrs and others who in.
tcrestcd in the cotton trade held to-day, aud
association, which is known the phladcp phia Cot
ton Exchange, was organized. W. s. Russell was
elected President and $. Riddle Vcc President.
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VERMONT APPOINTMENTS.

Moxrp.LiIR, Now II, 1870
The Joint Assembly to-day elected John Picrpoint,
OF ycrgennes, Chief Justice, and James Barrett. II
H. Wheeler Homer f. Joyce, Timothy Il. Rcducld.
Jonathan Ross ana II. Henrv Powers Associate jus
ticrs ana also Edward Conant state superintendent
oil Education.
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DO issued the members asccrtained 10 have received
the largest OF votes and The questions OF
their qualifications and any protests or contests IN rc
gard their places be decided respectively by The
LEGISLATURE and by Congress both OF which bodies
judges TO their membership
The second order asked for required tho Board
OF State Canvassers 10 go behind tho re-
turns OF tho county canvasscrs TO investigate
The returns OF the managers Of precinct elections
and 10 make comparison OF the latter with the former
ana certify TO the Court such errors Irregularities and
discrepancies may be ascerlaincd. This order Is tho
one winch tue republican Board of dread
the most An experience OF h7c counties. which they
unfortunately did compare showed such errors frauds
and irregularities In the republican counties thai they
arc fearful further comparison Of all tho counties in
the State will change the result as to rirc the cec-
tora vote ol the State, portion OF H. 20 ridcn
This order is supported by
AFriDAvrs SHOWING SERIOUS DISCREPANCIES
between the statements OF the county canvassers and
The OF the precinct elections, and tho order
further requires the Board bring into court the pa
pers upon which their return IL based that the Court
itself may inquire into these discrepancies, errors and
irregularities.
The Court took these orders under advisomcnt until
tomorrow
DIRECTIONS THE BOARD.
severance of the various classes OF cases
included in tho petition OF tho rcIators
Tor mandanus, 80 az To allow tho Cases
Of electors, Congressman, State officers. Members OF
the Legislature, collectors and county officials 10 be
taken up, canvasscd ana discussed separately Before
adJourang the intention OF the Court 10 takc up tho
Of members ot the Legislature first animated,
and It required that any exccpilcns 10 the can
vasscrs such members should be presented
at once.
AS TO the Governor, Lieutenant Governor and mem
bcis OF the Legislature the Board OF Canvasscrs have
rrctcnce Of jurisdiction TO hear contests or pro-
tests though they attempted their desperate strait
10 assume it. What they Will now do Is 4
matter OF conjecture but II IS feared that since their
scheme of making a Legislature has failed through
the intcrposition OF tho Court they may delay the
certificates OF the members until next Tuesday.
whcn tho Legislature required to meet, and thus
perhaps
PRODUCE CONFUSION AND Probably ANARCHY.
Its said tonight that tho republicans claim the
election of the entire State ticket with tho exception
OF Chamberlain who runs far behind his ticket and
that thcy would 60 far claim his election but
that the ex pertinent would DO too ridiculous.
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE STATE
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. u, 1875.
The official votc OF Pennsylvania Is follows -
Hayes 1884, l4S Tllden, 1866 204 Cooper, 1904, Smith
Prohibiiion 1875 and peculiar ticket headed By
local candidate, So.
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AN ILLEGAL VOTER SENTENCED.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov. 81 1876
In the Circuit Court, to day, John Mcdonnell was
sentenced to fifteen months Imprisonment for falsely
pcrsonatng cieclor and voting IN his name In the
last Cong re. Onul cleo ton.
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nearly all OF tho parishes The parishes which
have been by The Returning Board show Tho
following results:--
rli. cASvAssEp PARISHES.
Ascension gives Tndcn l. 200, and Hayes 2,0s4 As
sumption gives fden $50, and HAYES l,092
Avoyeiies gives rden l,47l, aud hayes ], 500
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MASSACHUSETTS, STATE DEBT.

Dosrox, Nov. II, 1Ss6
Tho State debt Is gwen as S3j, 800, i14, being do
crease OF $3.50 900 during the year
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DEATH OF A NOTED BULL.

KAxKAxEE, III Nov. q, 1915
Emory Cobb's shorthorn bull, Nineteenth Duke Of
Airdric, valued at $50, 00O died last night
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE STATE
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov. 21, 1915.
The official vote OF Pennsylvania Is rs follows -
Hayes $751; las, Tllden, 204. Cooper, 1904 Smith
Prohibition l,3ls and peculiar ticket headed BY
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

-Messrs. Purdom and Best, two sub
ssantial farmers of Logan county, Ill ,
have been in our town during the past
week and in looking over our county are
50 well satisfied that they have purchased
240 acres of railroad land and in addition
propose to buy some improved land.
Mr.. Purdom will move to this place this
fall and Mr.. Best will come in the
spring. We are glad TO welcome these
gentlemen to our community and hope
they may induce Others to settle in our
midst.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19
THE GREAT EUROPEAN SHOW.

THE GREAT EUROPEAN SHOW.
In the Harrisburg Pennsylvania En-.
assiner we find the following notice of the
show which will visit lola on Saturday
the 18th inst.
1t is not often that the press can, con.
scientiously, after . show has come and
gone, say that they performed what they
set forth in their bills. The great Euro
pean show did all, and more than it
promised. Its street display was an
elegant affair, and its tent show splen.
did. Its collection of animals was fine.
There were more educated animals intro.
duced in the ring than We have ever be.
fore seen in . show and the degree Of
perfection attained was something almost
beyond belief. One Of the rare things
was the litter of lion cubs, which were
taken from the cage and passed around
among the audience, allowing the ladies
and children to hold them in their arms.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

"Wednesday evening last, while Rev.
H. X. Muth and his wife were out visit.
ing, number of the members ofhis con.
gregation took possession and upon his
return he was surprised to find bounti.
full feast spread and his rooms filled with
his brothers and sisters. 1t was sur.
prise in honor of their pastors birthday.
Everything passed off pleasantly and the
ties between pastor and charge were even
more firmly bound than before.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

The City Council have been putting
down sidewalk along the north side of
Vine street leading west from Washing
ton avenue to the city limits. The street
has also been graded and culverts put in
making it one of the finest streets in the
city. 1t has been put down as substan-
TALLY and as cheap as it could possibly
have been done, and will be great con-
venience to our citizens and strangers
who may wish to visit the Mineral Well.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

Gov. Hayes has promised thorough
and conscientious reform of the Civil
Service, 60 far as lies in his power, and
has promised it in frank and soldierllke
way that shows he means every word he
says, and will, If elected do his best to
make It good. What if . Congress is
elected. through neglect by the best
class Of voters, or by the triumphs of the
machine politicians, which will resist all
the efforts Of the new President toward
the fal6llment ofhis pledgesNMks York
Hi6s~e.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19
SENSIBLE ADVICE,

You are asked every day through the
columns Of newspapers and BY your Drug
gists to use something for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint that you know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that GREEN'S
AUGUST FLOWER will cure you of Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint with all its
effects, such As Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation
Of the Heart, Heartburn. Water.brash,
coming up of food after eating, low spir.
its, ETC., we ask you to 60 to your Drug
gist. John Francis. and get sample
bottle Of CREWS AUGUST FLOWER for
10 cents and try it, or regular size for
Is cents, two doses will relive you.
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Sign, Ornamental and House. Painting
done Oh short notice.
HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALITY.
NORTH SIRE PUBLIC SQUARE,
East Of C]art House, lola, KANSAS.
PUB.ICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court
; of Allen County,
state of Kansas.


l.. L. Northrup, Plaintiff
W. In the District Court
Thomas M:Cnllouch snl OF Allen County,
Mamie + MnCnii"uch, state of Kansas
The said defendants Thomas Mc(:ull0uch and
Mamie 4. McCullOch, his wife, Of paris unknown
will take notice that the above plaintiff, l.. /.
Northrup Of the County Of Allen in the State OF
Kansas, did ON the l&th day OF August 1875 file
his petition in the District Court OF said county
of Allen, against the said Thomas McCnlloch and
Mamie +. MCCULLOUGH, defendants, setting forth
that the said Thomas McCull0uch and Mamie r.
McCulluuch gave mortgage to the said l.. l..
Sorthrup on lot numbered s in block numbered
81 in the city II lola, IN said county OF Allen to
secure the payment or $llO. Nv according to one
certain mole referred to in said mortgage and
praying that the said Thomas MCCULLOUGH may
pay SAID sum now claimed to lie due, with inter-
est amounting to the sum Of LII. -; or that said
premises may he sold to pay the same and the
cost of tins suit together with the further sum OF
IS. 90 for stipulated attorneys fee; and the said
Thomas MCCULLOUGH aud Mamie Z. Mccullough
are notified that they are requirel to appear and
answer said petition on or before the 5tn day Of
October, ls7i, otherwise said petition will be
taken rs true and confessed aud q judgment rem
dersd against the said Thomas MCCULLOUGH for
the amount due on said note and for costs and for
the sum of $500 stipulated attorneys fee, an
an order Of sale made, directing the sale OF said
premises and an application Of the proceeds to
the satisfaction of said judgment.
l.. l.. NOkTflRUP, Plaintiff.
MCRRAY & RICHARDS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. n3t
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.

lola, August II, 1876.
At a called meeting of the Democrats
of the SD and SD Representative Dis.
tricts, held at lola, August 18th, the
following delegates were elected to at
tend the State Democratic Convention
to be held at Topeka, August 23d 1876 :
Fifty-second District-A. Hankins, J.
G. Murray, Geo. A. Bowlus, delegates ;
D. Palmer, Jas. Simpson, S. T. Gordon,
altcrnates. Fifty-third District-J. w.
Pine. &C. Cuppy, H. L. Davis, delegates;
o. Thurston, j. B. F. Gates, L. Haines,
alternates. D. PALMER, Sect'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Mr.. J. p. Boyd in to-day's paper.
He Was the firtt one to introduce the
Poland China hog-to any great extent
at least-into our community, and while
he does not say much about it yet he
sells about all he can raise.
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NOTICE,

All members of P. of H. of Allen
county are requested to meet at Hum
boldt on the 22d day of August, at 2
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the feasibility ofstart-
ing a cooperative store at Humboldt.
BY order of Pomona Grange.
J.P. Spoul, Sect'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

Charley Mcclure, in company with
his. sister, arrived in lola last Tuesday
evening, from Seattle, Washington Ter.
ritory, where he has been for the last
year and half They laid over some
three weeks at San Francisco on account
of his sisters health-otherwise they had
a pleasant trip.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

THE REGISTER was favored with .
pleasant call last Thursday from Mrs.
VIM. Helm and Mrs. Barth. From the
former We were made the recipients of q
nice basket Of grapes grown on the Helm
place south of town, and from the latter
q fine mess of roasting ears. Call again
ladies.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

We are requested to announce that
there will be meeting of the Republi-
cans Of Deer Creek township at the post
Office at Carlyle, to-day at 5 o'clock, for
the purpose Of selecting delegate to at.
tend the Senatorial Convention which
meetsat lola, August oath. Republicans
turn out.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19
SCHOOL NOTICE.

There will be public examination Of
teachers for Allen County, Kansas, at the
school house in lola, commencing at 8
o'clock a. m. on Saturday, August 2Gth.
JENNIE PIcKELL, Co. Supt.
lola Kans. Aug II, 1876.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

-Cowan 4 Richards grocery store
came near having first class fire last
Thursday. A blaze was discovered in
their back room in close promoxity to a
coal oil barrel and but for the prompt
application of water the consequences
would have been serious. The partition
wall was scorched, but otherwise no
damage was done. Cause unknown.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

In the presence of Col. Benton q. =. A.
Gen. Franklin, Dr.. Calling and Others,
one Of the improved rspid-hring Calling
guns was recently fired ut the nate Of 20
shoA second, or !, 400 per minute. The
gun is ten barrel, forty-five caljbre.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19
Ladies Oho have tried
the Health Corset use no
other See them
ut YATES.

~ ANOTHER LOT OF TEAS
JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM
THE IMPORTERS, AND CHEAPER
THAN EVER, BY
RICHARDS & COWAN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-19

II used ON the back of the head and
down the spine ten minutes before chill
time Rancrofrs Discovery will prevent
the chills. Sold by John Francis.
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NEWSPAPER LAWS.

Any psrson taking Newspaper regularly from
gthe posto1loe, whether direcoed 10 his name or
:another's, is responsible for The payment
pefs0n order his paper discontinued he
,muse psy al sxrearages, or the pubiisher may
.co1ttnne 70 send u until the payment p made,
sA0d collect the whole amount, WHISTLER the paper
sts taken from the once or not.
The c0ufts have decided that refusing TO take
J1eWspapers and periodicals rom the p0stoAce, or
removing and leaving them uncalled for, is Prina
(ecSs evideace Of Intentional fraud.
Papers may be sent to Subscribers until an
express order to discontinue IL received, and all
.srfear.ges are paid - required BY law- Merely
fNtRrning number Of the paper is not sufficient.