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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-02
HONE INTERESTS.

STEwED APPLEs.-Pare and quarter
your apples; put in pan and pour over
them boiling water until nearly cover
ed; cook until tender; pour out in
dish and sprinkle sugar over them I'M
til sweet enough to suit the taste.
Serve cold with cream.
WEDDING CAKE.-1 pound -four, 1
pound sugar, pound butter, IL eggs,
8 pounds raisins, stoned, pounds cur
rants, II pounds citron, tablespoon
fuls (mixed) mace and cinnamon, nut
meg, II wine-glasses brandy.
BAKED APPLEs.-Cut out the core,
being careful not to cut entirely through,
and fill the cavity with butter and su-
gar; put in pan and add water
enough to keep from scorching, and
bake thoroughly, being careful not to
burn; add spices to suit the taste ;
lemon peel grated over them is excel
lent.
LEMON JELLY-CAKE.-2 cups of
sugar, 4 cup of butter, cup of milk,
cups of flour, 2 teaspoons of baking
powder, eggs. Bake in layers. Jelly
Take lemons, pulp and peel, coffee
cup of sugar, piece of butter size of an
egg, and 2 eggs. Mix and boil till
clear.
APPLE JELLY.-Cut up the apples
and put in a vessel with sufficient water
to prevent burning. Cook until thor
oughly done. Put in a jelly-bag and
squeeze out the juice, and to each gallon
of JUICE thus extracted add gallon Of
sugar, and boil down until of sufficient
consistency. Pour into glasses while
warm.
GRAPE BUTTER:-Cook grapes unit
the skins are tender, then rub through
q colander fine enough to retain the
seeds. To each pint of pulp add
pound sugar, or more, if you wish the
butter firmer and richer. Boil down
with great care, to prevent burning, tc
the desired consistency, adding spices,
If liked. The natural flavor of the
grape is excellent.
SALT RIsING-Mix cupful of fresh,
warm milk, and same amount of warm
water. Add ! teaspoonful of sugar and
as much salt as can be held between
the thumb and forefnger, and sufficient
flour to make it stiff batter; let it stand
in vessel surrounded by warm water
kept at an even temperature for or {
hours, and your yeast is ready for use
KEEPING CIDER.-After cleansing il
of impurities by filtering or otherwise,
draw off into clean cask-a whisky
barrel or wine cask is good. For 4(
gallons take quart of alcohol and add
70 it OF. each of oil of wintergreen,
sassafras and cinnamon; shake up and
pour into the cider; bung up and shake
the barrel gently, and let it stand to
cure. Age adds to its quality; although
it seldom keeps long, unless abstinence
is one of its owners virtues.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-02

CHARLES d. WARNER, who has been
investigating the subject, says that the
condition of the women in the Orient
sis the conclusive verdict against the
religion of the prophet. All the culture
of a race that in its men has borne &C
complished scholars, warriors and
artists. has never touched the women
They have neither any social nor any
RELIGIONS life.'
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Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

Requires immediate attention, and should
be checked. If allowed to continue, irrita
ton Of the Lungs, permanent Throat affec.
ton, or an incurable Lung disease, is often
theresult. "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,"
having direct influence on the parts, give
immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases,
TRoCuEs are used Arrays ,rih good SUCCESS
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-02

An Iowa horse-thief, recently arrest
ed, confessed to having stolen during
his career over 1900 horses, not one of
which was ever found in his possession.
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A POCKET FILL OF MONEY

amounts to little when health is gone. To enjoy life
good appetite, sound digestion and elastic limbs
take TUFTS Pills. Then, If you are poor, You will
be happy; II rich. you can enjoy your money. All
Druggists keen them
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-02

SAVE Your HAIR-If you wish to save
your hair and keep it strong and healthy, use
BuRNErT's COCAINE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-02
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Giving . Minute Description OF the
Topography Of the Gold ReGton-Htch
lm Mineral Resources and Lumber, and
Surrounded with Fine Arabic Lands.
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e1Q0 per month made selling the Novelty Quflt.
Q1OO6 NOVELTIES. Buckeye Nov. Co, Cfncinnati,O q.
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Erskine, without taking off any of his
clothes, plunged into the water, and
after swimming short distance came
up with the girls after they had twice
sunk. Selling them by the hair he pull
ed them both on his back, and in doing
so was severely bitten in the hand BY
one of them; but he swan toward the
shore as well as he could, having only
recently learned to swim. He was join
ed by another youth, who took one of
the children from him, and they ulti-
mately got both of the girls on the side
OF rock, when a gentleman named
Cowan came to their assistance, and
they were landed in safety.
A CURIOUS instance of physiological
change wrought by eating a peculiar
sort of food exclusively is what hap
pened to the castaways of the Strath-
more upon one of the rocks of the
Twelve Apostles, where that vessel was
wrecked July /, last year. There they
found nothing to cat but penguins'
eggs, which soon made them plump
and happy. The remarkable thing
was, however, that the skins even Of
those who had been dark before be-
came fair, and their hair all turned
light, even the eyebrows. the change
being attributed to their diet. On this
same island all the birds were white,
even to the crows. The rock of the
Twelve Apostles, in the Crozet group,
would be good place for negroes who
wish to become white, if there are any
such; or it might pay to form COM
pany and import penguins' eggs for
use when the mania for blondiness |
shall set in again. The wrecked crew |
of the Strathmore seem to have found |
them palatable enough, as each man
and woman was accustomed to eat 80 |
1t q meal.
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sesses all her faculties, and occasional.
ly cooks her own dinner without assist
ance.
Mrs. Mary Goodale, of Pequonnoc
Bridge, Conn, who was 1O1 years old
June 21, visited New London in August
and had her picture taken in company
with her grandson and great-great-
granddaughter. She is still able to go
up and down stairs without assistance
and to call upon her neighbors unat-
tended.
Mrs. Jumna Graves, q native of Stur-
bridge, now living at Brinlfield, Mass,
with her daughter, Mrs. William How
ard, was 1O2 years old September 3.
She married at the age of "a Peter
Graves, who weighed 800 pounds at the
time of his death, in 1910. OF the three
centenarians last mentioned, frequent
notices have been printed in the papers
for some years past.
A great deal is annually printed also
about Captain Frederick Lahrbush, of
New York, formerly of the British army,
who celebrated what he said was his
10th birthday on the 9th of March.
One set of writer's attempt to prove
from the army records that he is 20
years younger than that, alleging that
in 1918 he pleaded "youthful indiscre-
ton" in palliation for some misconduct
as soldier, though according to his
present claim he was then 81 years old.
On the other hand the believers in the
Captains great longevity, of whom
there are many, assert that his detract-
Ors have COMPOUNDED his case with that
Of q younger officer of the same name.
Lomer Griffin, of Lodi, O., who cele-
brated his one hundred and sixteenth
on the 22d of April, was one of
he features of the Fourth of July process
sion at Akron. A native of CRANKY, Ct,
ne has always been q moderate whisky
thinker, but has never used tobacco.
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The New York herald., 1876-01-30
THE PRESIDENTIAL oANDIDATuRE.

SPEAKER KERRs LErrEB-HE rAvoRs THE
NOMINATION OF GOVERNOR HENDRICKS
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 20, 1874
The following Is tho full text Of Speaker Kerr's lot
ter To Mr j. H. Real OF Philadelphia In regard TO the
national ticket OF this year.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS, 1870
J. Fl. RBALL, ESQ.,, Philadelphia
DEAR SR-Severai days ago / received by mail, ac-
oompanied with yonr card article over your name
published In the Delaware county Democrat OF Deoem-
ber 80 last perused the article with much interest and
many Of Its views command my unqualified approval,
but have only time now 10 thank you tor your very
kind reference to In that article and 10 say that
Is my desire In any degree whatever, that my
shall connection with the national ticket Of
this year. The Indiana democrats will present 10
next National Convention another of her sons CAM
didate for the Presidency-oovornor Hendrcks-in
whose advocacy for that high place will stand with
them in hearty cooperation hyjudgmont is that
friends this year cannot do better II so WE'LL than 70
nominate Governor Hendricks am, with great re-
spect, very truly yours NJ c. KERR
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

ever. sharp demand, and, judging nom
the large blocks OF stock that have been recently
chased the tendency is upward
is stagnan and should continue easy, but the demand
from Germany continues France is quietly absorbing
specie and 1t is not unlikely that within
few weeks the drain upon the Bank OF Eng
land will compel change In Its interest
rate A leading financial journal, referring 10 the
accumulation OF uninvested money draws attention
the fact that there is dearth OF bonds which offer
fair profit and that rst American securities with
remunerative prospect, II offered, would meet with
warm welcome
Commenting upon the proposition embodied in
shermans BILL the paper says that II his system
were adopted in the United States gold dollars would
probably soon issue rom the British Mint and become
q useful coin
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WIn nrpAnrsrrrr

Wan DEPARTMENT,
0TncH on CHnY SIGNAL 0vucER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 80 p. NJ
Probatdyies
For New England, the Middle States, and the lower
lake region clear clearing colder weather with brisk
northwest 10 southwest winds, rising barometer and
Of light In the northern portions Of these
districta
For tho upper lake region, upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys, clear fair weather, winds
shining 70 southeast and southwest and during Sun
day, slowly rising temperature and falling barom-
eter
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear and cold
weather will continue with rising followed BY falling
barometer and nOrthsrly winds shining easterly and
southerly.
For the Gulf States partly cloudy weather. northerly
10 easterly winds lowor temperature than onsaurday
and rising barometer east Of tho Mississippi
For the South Atlantic States partly cloudy colder
weather, with northerIy 10 westerly winds, rising
barometer and areas OF rain.
The Ohio River win continue TO rise and the danger will
Increase stations between Cincinnati and Paducah.
Floods will In the Mississippi between Cairo and
Memphis and the river will probably reach the danger
line Al Memphis on Tuesday.
Cautionary signals continue at stations the Atlantic
coast from Cape Hatteras 70 Sandy Hook, and are
ordered for stations between New York and East
port
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GERMANY.

PARLIAMENTARY ACTION AoArNsT THE PENAL
coDR LIQUIDATION.
BERLIN, Jan. n, 1870
The rejection by the Reichstag Of the additions 10
the penal code for further restricting the clergy by
prohibiting the posting OF Objectionable cOmmunica-
tons the doors Of the churches OCCASIONS general
surprise was intended q supplement 70
previous bill prohibiting abuse Of the pulpit The
latter bin evadcd by placardng the objection
able Communications on church doors or BY pamphlet
pastoras and the proposed clauses would have applied
the pulpit law TO those communications
ARnM's CASH.
compromise has been reached by majority OF the
Reichsag including the national liberals and the lib
oral conservatives, regarding the proposed Arnim
clauses Of the penal code, that, In order TO make
diplomatic servant punishable, the intention offend
must be proved
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POLITICAL N6TFs.

The Saratoga Sentinel tdem.) thinks Governor Bede
Of New Jersey, next to Tilden the most available
didate TO carry New York State against Conkling
The Lancaster ohio) Gasetts (repl says the 'Hayes
movement is gathering momentum" Prior 70 Senator
John shermans letter y thought OF no moment
AZ all
The Wooster (ohio) Republican trepl afnrms that
General Grant favors the nomination OF Hayes
Next
The Wooster ohio) Repsbloan (rep.) deciares-'sws
for Hayes" The republicans might 60 further and
stn get wooster'd
'An open field and fair play is what the Lockport
on ~ Journal (repj demands in behalf Of Conking
The New York herald., 1876-01-30
BERLIN'S news BUDGET.
Fears OF a Turkish Massacre
Of Christians.
RUSSIA ON THE FISH CIRCULAR
VictOria's Visit-ARumOred Royal Marriage
A Grand Ball-A Present 10 Miss Gaul.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
BERLIN, jan 90 1870
The news from constantinope is serious The Sui
tan has resolved the adoption Of the reform pro-
gramme presented by the great Powers There are
fears OF grave opposition to his win
CHRISTIANS IN DANGER
The members of the old Turkish party said to be
secretly preparing for massacres of the Christians.
PoRKIGS FLAGS MAY APPEAR IN THE BosPHoRUs.
This fac. may induce the necessity OF sending foreign
fleets to the Bosphorus. which is being
riousy considered by the European Cabinets.
RUSSIAN OPINION OF CUBAN QUESTION
Tho Journal de ST. Petersburg, Prince Gortsohakons
organ, declares that European interference in the
present state OF the Cuban affair is unnecessary.
Differences relative the Interpretation OF the treaty
OF lTeS merely Spain and America Europe is
unInterested."
THE BALL IN TIE BERLIN OPERA HOUSE.
Yesterdays subscription ball in the opera House
the greatest success OF the eeason The members o.
the imperial family and many Americans were present
Emperor William conversed some time with the AmerL
can Minister, Bancroft Davis.
ROYAL EsGLisu VISIT GERMANY.
Queen Victoria ia expected to arrive at Coburg on
the 10th OF April She will visit Berlin aud then 60
Baden.
THE DuKE or coSsAUGHr's MARRIAGE
The marriage of His Royal Hghness the Duke orcon-
naught Prince Patrick to the Princess Marie niece OF
the German Emperor, is rumored
PRESENT TO AMERICAN PIASrsrA
The Crown Princess OF Germany has presented Cece
Gaul, the Baltimore panste. with costly necklace.
'Boss" TWEED.
The reward OF $4,000 offered for tho arrest Of
"Boss'' Tweed Is published In Germany.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A TTRAoTIvE NEW BOOKS
L INFELICR. novel By Augusta Evans Wn
son. author Of "Beulsh." "st Elmo" &o g.
q. ooURTIEG AND FARMING A newn novel By julia
P. Smith author Of "Ten Old Maids" &c. 81 IS.
g. WEST INDIA PICKLES, Diary OF Yacht Cruise ID
the West Indies By W. r. raiboya 81 so
4 NoRINB's REVENGE by May Agnes Piemlns
suthor Of Guy Earlscourt's Wife," &c- 81 rs.
S. sILCOTT MILL now novel By Maria Dsrrngto
Deslonde. Of New Orleans. 81 rs
9 WOMAN IN THE CASE. A novel By Bsssh
Turner. with photograph portrait 81 80.
T. A PERFECT ADoNIs new novel By the autha
Of 'Rutledgo," 'Sutherands." &c- 81 so.
g. WEST LAWN. now novel By Mary J. Holmea
author Of Tempest and Sunshine" &c 81 SO
0. TRUB AS STEEL. novel By Marion Has
land. author Of Alone" Hidden PATH" &c 81 so
TO- A COMIC CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF TIN
UNITED STATES. By Livingston Hopkins.
q. W. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers,
Madison square, New York.
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THE BLACK HILLS TROUBLE.
OMAHA. Jan. %. 1870.

OMAHA, Jan. %, 1870
large number Of citizens have len here during the
past week for the Black Hills and many persons
arriving daily, route nom the East Much trouble
IL anticipated with the Indians in that section this
summer The Arapahoes, who have been south this
winter, say they are all determined a for pos
OF the Black Hills country and prepared for
IL u IL not thought the governments will nterere 70
keep the miners out but may leave them 70 proiect
themselves.
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French Politicians Celebrating Victory
Before the Battle.
FREDERIC LEMAITRE'S FUNERAL.
An Ovation to Victor Hugo at the
Church.
NILSSON, ALBANI AND NICE.
Literary, Theatrical and Centen-
NAL Items.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE ]
HERALD BUREAU, 81 Avrsus DE L'oPERA,l
PARIS. JAM %, 1870
Tomorrow the Senatorial delegates elected two
weeks ago win assemble for the election OF the
naming 225 Senators 1t will probably prove day OF
dupes to many who have believed their judgments on
the result OF the voting infAilible
PUBLIC MEETINGS FORBIDDEN
The Prsfect of Police forbds all public meetings for
the expression OF free opinion
A JOURNALIST
NJ Emile de Girardin. tho famous journalist is .
candidate for the Senate in the Department OF seinee
Disc.
rHB BosAPARrIsrs
The Bonapartists struggling between the TWO
factions Of the Rouherists, who represent the
Prince Imperial and the JeromIsts. who represent
Pion-Plon himself
1--we BEARS GRzAsB SALES
President MaoMahon gives . grand ball on Monday
night TO celebrate the conservative victory which is
yet prospective
Marshal Canrobert celebrated his victory yesterday
In fact the various adverse parties all ceebrat
ing the hopedOr Victories and balls and dinners with
this object are everywhere the rage
MKDIRvAL BIBBIsa
Of Charlemagne who died that day loo2 years ago.
and who was greatly opposed 70 drunkenness In his
time
yRxDzRic LEnAIrRR's FUNERAL
The funeral OF Frederic Lemasre, tho greatest
French actor since Talma took place to-day from his
house in the Rue Debonny
rHH PALL-BxARBaa
The psll-bearers Victor Hugo and Baron Taylor
and the actors Dumaine and Laferriere
THE CHURCH SERVICES.
OF St Martin. There was immense crowd In at
tendance All the Paris theatres and the Paris press
were represented On leaving the church Victor Hugo
the object ofa popular ovation. The remains were
followed by an immense crowd and were inferred at
Montmartre Victor Hugo delivered a eulogy at the
grave.
THE BALL SEASON
This month is the ball season proper and much de-
lghsfui festvity is in progress.
THE THEATRKs
| There are few novelties at the Paris theatres N.
Anglers new piece. madame Coverley," which favors
divorce, win be produced Monday at the vaude-
VILE
AUBER MONUMENT
The sisters Of the great French musical composer,
Auber refuse contribute 70 his proposed monument
on religious principles, but is pointed out here that
they did not refuse hts large fortuna
A THEATRICAL xossrRosrr.
Tho Joserheatre Of Vienna win produce next week
a drama entitled 'Thomassen; or, the wholesale hur-
derer Of Bremerhaven"
Nilsson and Albanl have refused sing in the con-
certs at the Casino Of Nice the ground that the
resort Of gamblera Respectable American families
dcserting Nice for the
rHR LITERARY WORLD.
A broch1rs entitled ''Russa As Il Is" has made 70
sensation It attacks both the socialists and govern
ing class Of that Emplre
CENTENNIAL PICTURES
Mr. Stewart young American artist has COM
psted remarkable pictures for exhibition At the
Philadelphia Exposition
Az AMERICAN vEDDrse
On the 6th OF next month a wedding will take place
in the American colony between Colonel lie Palsr and
The New York herald., 1876-01-30
AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

YRANcIs DEAK TO HAVE A PUBLIC FUNERAL.
BUDA- PEsrH, Jan. %, 1870
The Hungarian Diet has adopted resolution that N.
Deak's funeral shall be the expense OF the country
Great preparations being made for thas event The
House Of Representatives win adjourn the day of
the funeral, which is fixed for the Sd Of February.
The body will lie In state the vessibuie OF me
AcademIcal Palace
The New York herald., 1876-01-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

G. Juhlin Dannfelt Swedish Commissioner General
10 the Centennial Exhibition is at the Hotel Bruins
wick Congressman William woodburn. OF Nevada is
staying at the St. James Hotel vscount Vaudeville,
OF England yesterday arrived Al the Windsor Hotel
Ex-Governor Seth Padeford, Of Rhode Island Is regis
tered at the Metropolitan Hotel Judge William J.
Wallace OF the United States District Court for North
New York, is sojourning al the HOFFMAN House
William y GILL; Of Boston, Is among the hate arrivals at
the Westminster Hotel Assembyman Charles n
SchieGen OF Weschester county. is stopping at tho
Grand Hotel Pay Inspector Gilbert K. Thornton,
Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-01-30
RUSSIA.

ST.. PErERsBURo, Jan. 20, 1875
The estimates for the public for the
year are published 70 day as follows
Total revenue, t46o. .o0o, 900.
Total expenditures, Sass, o31, 200
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

Rev h KeeL Wesleyan Minister Tns Esv mr.
Smith, or christs church. OncAi delegate objected on
behalf OF the Established Church.
AN nPoRrAEr DECISION.
The Court has decided that the word reverend" Is
not title OF honor courtesy but Iaudatory epithet
never exclusively belonging to the English Church
establishment, but simply matter OF usage and that
usage has long conceded the title to the wesIeyans.
The Dean Arches had enormously assumed that the
prefix reversnd" rightly title of the clergy epis
cOpaIly ordained
PULPIT MIN
Now comes the grotesque part OF the affair Several
ministers OF the Church establishment have written to
the editors OF the religious newspapers requesting that
in future they shall be addressed simply rectOr or
''vicar" emitting the title "reverend" which Is now,
they say, desecraed The quarrel affords much amuse
ment 70 the secular journals
THE LORD MAYOR A MoRALIsr MISSIONARY.
gotesque matter, also, is the raid Of Lord Mayor
Cotton upon the users of Billingsgate vernacular,
under old law OF Charles IL, which has been re-
vived with the view OF putting a stop to the use OF
bad language There have been several arrests Of
ers. Some Of the streets OF the city are placarded
thus