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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
"A FORTUNE.

Eiere'ah Grand Dra,cing. 1877.
At New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov. 9th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
This Institution regularly incorpo rated by the
Legislature 81 The state for kfuc aud Chart
table purposes I'm 1865, with Capital 90 90. so,
TO which " has since added a reserve fuDd of
$4,000 ITS Grand single Number Draw
tnGs VIII take place monthly. II Hsrsr scalss ~
Postponed. Lock at the following scheme:
CAPITAL PRlZE. $4,000
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RUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOB
EMATUR RIA.

MagtcaI Efecf e the Bzfalo Lifhia Waf~-Stafs-
gzesf of W. Is. Ustlsos, Edst0r n fAs Assf NsSs,
Chssfevfoscs, Nd:
For over three months have ocsn suner7ng WITH
HRmatrrfA, and q number OF m Dsf eminent ply
elcians OF Maryland have treated me-, witnoet sp.
parent effect. The loss 81 blood hes been large s1d
eoaftasoas Nd y gili u clear uriae, 20 my know
ledge, has been dtschsrsvd within the tine n.ned.
On The I1th q yaue ! led ss'as al nsdie,ps And
Noe. and Z, and It's effect Wa. magical. IN fhsss
kidneys Sere working psrfecly, - fer - I could
Jud9e. Some days have nov slapsed, end I have
~ no return 81 fhe trouble In any form. write
thfs without solicitation or the ksoelsdss Of any
one end only from sens Of duty 30 s<hsn va
oursrzsrewH, np. June pts. M,
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Present Aspect of the Lick Trust
ism Francisco -. Roston .Lo,rnol

otn francisco Cor. Boston Journal
The estate of the san Francisco million
ARE, James Lick, remains unsettled, and the
deed OF trust by which he left the bulk OF his
property for benevolent and scientific pur
poses is In court, aud its existence threat
ened. / am not fully informed as to all the
facts IN the case, but am in possession of
enough TO be able TO give a brief outline.
Lick left a property valued al nearly ~ O9O :
90, The accumulation OF a lifetime. TINS in
his last days he turned over to board OF
trustees to be applied as was set forth in the
deed OF trust. Before he died he changed his
mind, made second deed of trust, and
placed his property into the hands of new
trustees. BY the provisions of this second
deed OF trust, the trustees were TO convert the
property of the testator into cash. Then GER
.sin relatives were 10 be paid various speci-
fed sums, the largest being $3.50 900, TO his
only son, John u. Lick; 500, 900 were TO be
expended for the erection OF a telescope to be
conveyed 10 the University of California:
s5i0,W0 for the endowment of a California
school of Mechanical Arts; 800, 400 TO
found an old Ladies' Home, and $40, 900
Tor free baths in this city. Numerous caller
amounts were to be given for other benevo-
lent purposes. On the demise OF Lick, his
son John undertook to break the deed OF
trust, claiming that the amounts left him
and the other natural heirs were insufficient;
that the testator was insane when he executed
lie deed. and that the code OF California nro-
hibits any person from giving more than
one-third OF his property for charitable pGr-
poses to the exclusion of his relatives. In
order TO avoid the disastrous consequences
OF litigation a compromise was PROPOSED to
the claimants by which they were TO receive
S3s5, goo for full release and discharge of all
possible claims which could affect the valid
lily of the trust. This was satisfactory. But
before all the benefciaries gave in their APP
prevail the question came up whether the
S3S5 600 should be paid pro rata b. them or
whether the amount should be taken ouc Of
the general proceeds when the trust was ex-
ecuted by the trustees. Out OF this proposed
compromise has arisen the present co N plica-
a ha "a IN mo- IN nd oil ft,o
Charles have ratified the com promise bat the
Academy of Science, the remaining residua-
~ legatee, and they contend that the appor-
lion ment OF the 1885 900 shall be made pro
rata amopg all the benehciaries. The COZ
test is an animated one, and the lawyers will
reap harvest.
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EXTRAORDINARY ,sEMI-ANsUAL DRAW
TUESDAY, Dec. lIIsh, Is71.
Tickets, ~, Shares IN Proportion.
Capital Prize. 10000. "a Capital Prize, $50 90.
Ss22 SEQ distributed IN prizes of dsreut den emit
nations. Drawings superintenisd b. q ansrais a..
L Beaur gard, Of La. and General Jubsi A. Esrly,
Of Va Commits sionefs for the State and people. rgr
Information. apply 10 them OF M. A. OAUPHiSs
p. y. Box G9l New Orleans. La. srp29 " 4, I'm
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WE SELL

WILLET - LIBBEY,
eeIr-tr SSSfh Street and N. Y. Acemse.
"THAT HARNESS OF MINE.0
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COAL AND WOOD.

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WOOD! EOODg
Ihk 'Ekh sEsF nARIETlss OF COAL At
Tx Low EST PRIOEs Ak
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fihe 5000 irom ~ o. 20 -. Osk froo, =. Al -
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pOsite direction, and Joe speedily ma ie has
presence known to the fair captive. A hur-
rled consultation followed, and the wnoie
situation was taken in.
"Inez explained that she was held pris-
oner by The Chief OF the tribe, Red L igle
who was determined she should marry him.
Red Eagle was half-bloOd, his father being
q SpaniaTd. The entrance to the cave was
narrow, well concealed, aud its existence
known only TO few OF the 1odiius. They
still swarmed in the mountains, bat in two
weeks were going south for a raid upon the
settlements, aud only a small guard were to
be left in the cave.
All this Inez hurriedly explained to Joe,
and it WAS agreed that he was to lie con-
cealed in the UNEMPLOYED portions OF the cave
to the rear, recover from his wounds, and
wait till the Indians left before attem ptipg
rescue, while Inez was to furnish him with
provisions from her own allowance.
The Chief, Red Eagle, in the meantime
offering her NO indignities, and ordering that
she should have whatever she called for. AT
ter three weeks of weary waiting Inez
learned from the old woman that Red Eagle
braves Lao been left TO guard her night and
day. They took up their places In the far
corner of the great hall, and Joe waited i'm
patiently until they should go to sleep Day
and night were the same in the cave, but
finally The braves stretched themselves Oat
one after another TO sleep. That sleep was
their last, for four shots from Joe's revolving
carbine fired in rapid succe sstou killed them
all before either was aware OF his danger.
80 The old woman was forced TO guide them
to the entrance of the cave, which was found
after many and tortuous windings, and Inez
and Joe emerged from their living tomb just
after sunrise. Joe then saw that he hal
passed entirely through the mountain.
q" ROmuldO and his friends had long given
them both up for dead, and their feelings
may be better imagined than described when
they returned safe and sound after their mi
Taculous adventures. Ever since then Joo
has hidden that pony and has been perfectly
/" But you don't mean to tell me, Colonel,
that Joe got no other reward than that mis-
erahie little piece OF horsehesh? He married
Inez, OF course?"
That's the way the story writer's would
dx things" said the Colonel, shut they never
deal In facts as have done. The Senior was
as good Is his word, and got surveyor II
divide the rancho into two equal parts, and
showed Joe about fifteen cart l0a1s OF gold
and silver bullion a. his share.
"sNO SIR said Joe, Il want none of these.
want that sOrrel pony. Here are the $50,
and want to know II you WIZ trust me for
"sIT give you the pony and anything else
you want said the Senior. You deserve any
thing that You Will ask for
" But with oil that the 1enoe could do or
say, Joe made him take The 90 and Let him
have tho pony With o6duo On IL"
"Weass hat y The DNt pnna tur0 ending
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15
A Professors Romance.

A charming love story, with a COLLEGE
professor-possibly Thomas C. Upham,
OF Bowdoin-for its hero, is told by the
bangor Commercial. Among the White
Hills, many years ago, young student
met a lovely girl and lost his heart, but
dared not tell her, SO timid and retiring
was he. She seemed to be aware of his
attachment, and looked upon him with
kind eyes, but nothing came of the ac-
quaintance. They separated, and SUBJ
sequently each married another. He
became a college professor, evinced tai
ent OF high order and won reputation at
home and abroad. At last the weight
OF years compelled him to give up the
duties OF his professorship. She who
had shared the honors of his career had
passed away, and the white-haired pro-
lessor was left alone. He made a Jour
ney to those hills where he had sighed
and dreamt in boyhOod, and there he
found silver-haired widow-his old
time sweetheart. After . long talk he
rose to take his leave, and the dignity.
reserve and bashfulness which had been
the instincts of his life, seemed to for
sake him. Taking the venerable lady
by the hand, for the first and last time
IN his life, looking her tenderly in the |
lace and calling her by her Christian
name, he said: 81 have favor to ask
Of you: viii You grant me kiss ~
Their lips met with all the fervency, if
not the passion of youth, while tears
'treamed down their aged cheeks. |
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A Conductors Singular Mistake.
Condncto;. Ho-t;,.,, -; w. -.

Conductor Herkins's from New York.
Saturday evening, says the New Haven
Palladium, was delayed half an hour
by a singular accident. Our readers
may remember our account, a year AGO.
OF the Harlem conductor whose 6at
blew out of the baggage ear door, and
who reached for it so eagerly that he
followed it, and was SO injured by the
fall as to be laid up for several months.
This same Conductor Budlong was col
lecting fares on Saturday in the tunnel
on the train which leaves the DEPOT on
the Harlem road at 2:20 p. m. Passing
through the last car he walked on.
thinking he had another car to visit.
and walked right off the end of his
tram, falling on the track. It is very
dark in the tunnel, and the rolling |
smoke made it impossible to see thar
there was not another car. The engi-
neer soon discovered that Budlone was
missing. He telegraphed back to the
depot. and Conductor Herkins's. train
was held back, 80 that it might not run
over Budlong's body. An engine WAS
It once sent up through the tunnel to
ook for it, and it was found ON the
rack. Budlong was unconscious and
'adly hurt, but it is said that no bones
lad been broken.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15

Inc following lstt1 from Rsv. q. W. MansseId. sor.
mery pastor OF TIE Methodist Epscopai Church Hyde
Park, and at present settled In IOVe muf convircS
ever one who reads his letter of the WundeEu cnravS
Sr ~ ~, o. sEGEINE - thorough cleanser and pu
~, HDs PxRK. MAJ, Teh IL 1919
,,Iiss,s5, $780, IN y...s 90 M hahn a.n.a
year later was attached b. typhoid eyer IN fts n;f
FORM II settled in my hack and tool the form ~
lalge eboces, which was ffte0 nOnfhs IN
gas1Inelag had two surgical operations b. the bef
suffered great pain ct times and was consfsntly ak
ened By pofuse discharge alDo los mail No. -
Zone q otnerent fms - : 1880 1890 y
Matters ran on thus about seven yeas I'm NAV. 1874
tax with you Of the virtue q VEGETNE "A . .c
ana py your Kindness passed through yo1r rnsrrs~Sx
nouhg ne ingredients. etc, By which your rcnedy
xIN .nas NV and heard gained sms eussep., =
commenced taking soon after but fat vur,. ,D,,
ssr enecs n psrsevered and felt vas bee
Idesired I'LL had taken It fahfniiy fo IIfs III rsu
tnan year, when the diculty in ne bacS ~ S,.sd
An % pune m0ntfB have enjoyed the bef n heSnS
,i ~ m may time Gained twenty I'VE pounds al nah
never more able 70 perform labor than noS w.
pIne Me raSt lew weeks had erzofuloxu sur,,,no
a. LAKE e my nSt gather another nan al nv fsa.
Win t. falthfully and Il removed It level
cured my main trouble sooner Il had tsten isycsr
doses after having become accusfoed IN IL .xSs
LET your patrons troubled with scrulula r SIae1 ~
eas se oeG = nat takes tme eronic di
WILL IN my Judgment. cure them.
Win great OBLIGATIONS am
q. ". M1Ssr1EIn
Pastor OF the Methodist EpiscOpaI Church
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sooomf,i IL melted 'hnttar The oreted
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nonr fhs IS;4 ,ti ;nt , ,;ned CIates and
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Safe and Sure,

Mr. b R STEVENS:
In 1872 your vEGETINE w0 recommended 70 ma
and yeidine TO the persuasions Of friend Concerned
20 u Al the time was suffering from general d.
plLy ana nervous proSratOn, supefinducod by over.
ana curative properties seemed to Affect my debfated
system nom the nrst dose and under is persistent use
EqSd telling Since then Ihaye not heatated to give
sale sure and powerful agent In promoting health and
fsss1I1nG me wasted system 70 new Life and encrVy
NICOTINE y the only medicine use and q LONG -
live never expect 10 ind Q bettof
Yours truly, VIII CTAPy
LEO Monterey ssresS HieShany. Pa
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15
Opiun.Eating BOYS.

A man in Stockton, California, was
surprised the other day to learn, on
questioning his II year old boy, of the
alarming prevalence of opium-smoking
among school-boys of tender wears.
The lad seemed to speak of it as mat
ter OF course, and mentioned the names
OF dozen or more boys from IL to 16
years OF age who indulge in the danger
Gus practice, and make no secret Of it
among themselves possibly because
they do not know the terrible evil of it.
-BGltins0re An,esjcsa.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15
ANswERs TO cHARApEs.

!. Hawthorne; 2. Hugo; g. HUMBOLDT; 4.
sMna5,yatt; s; Moore; s; Motley; 8 Ruskin; 3.
shelley; = Hogg; 10. Waller; II. Socrates
~. Howells; Ii. Bacon; IA. Keats; rs. Cole,
ridge; l6. Akenside; u. Mark Twain: ia.
Beecher; 10. Goodrich; %. Mulock; 81. yir-
gil; e Edgeworth; q. Noltaire; "a. Dickens :
=. Cervantcs; Is. De Foe; 81. Agassiz: 81
Bancroft; g. Dumas; 30. Beaumont; 81. L.
yer; 3s. Poe.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15

HAVE sold Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup
family, / became satisfied of its merit. # has
become the leading article Of its kind, having
by far the best sale Of any. Sample bottles
were freely given away, and this led to its
rapid introduction. JAMES JOHNSON, *
Clayton, JEFF. Co, N. Y, n
Ex-Member Of New York Legislature.
Sold By Meyer Bros. 4 Co.. st. Louis. Mo.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15

An Excellent Medicine.

r~ SPRINGFIELD O, Feb % 1877.
Inns 20 certy that have used vEGETINE mann.
ttactured ~ u X Stevens, Boston, Mass for Rheums.
1sm and General Prostration Of the Nervous Hysfsm
VII gooa success recommend vEGETNE Is an a.
1BA Yours very truly,
@. W. VANDERBILT
M vsndegT1ft a the dHm Of vsnde0rfff Hnffnsn
Eewolknown business man In this placa hs1in1 ~
OF the largest stores In Springfield o. -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15

sToDDARD's "PouLTRY WORLD" Hartford,
Conn.,, should be had by all fowlbreeders. Costs
fss&s essiaesIss AZ. 22sl,;
original, and always fresh. 1Oc. single number.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15
Literary Charades in Rhyme.

below are number of ingeniou
charades, each cOuplet describing tn
name of a well known author. THE,
were contributed by various persons &
the New York Graphic, and their solu
ton will prove pleasant pastime 70,
the home circle of a winter evening. The
answers will be found appended:
l. My last a little spear, INV first a field I'm
MY whole the CAD with which a. farme,
= Ny Ny n ass is ehopping with heavy axe.
8. My first bees note singing on n flower
NY last nash of lightning in q shower.
4. TO wed near by his name appears to mean
The whole suggests the use of Gretna
Green. 31-.-T -I-7-'I'- 'o---'
ne Is greater than many and less than
6. He earned a sage's purple gown.
But always wore the garb Of a clown.
Z. TINS name.observe it very we'll .
Is kind OF bread and q hotel
8. My first may be found on a saIt.w.tsr
Ny second in sociables, papers and soap.
3. This, which the shrewdest, most ingenious
Gould never make, small pig often-can.
10. And this (although not very nice. ,tis trne,
Inc last named author always likes to do.
II. LOOK on this name-a sunbeam in between
stocking and tormenter, you have seen.
II. An adverb and additions to a house:
Inc Whole dog does when he can't get
Is My last is to think and by first BARKING
louder: 80 - = s
Ny whole, you hear people inquire for his
IA. letter that partakes of food.
And thus obtains q livelihood
ID. carbonic mound, petrified, IL Won will
An anthracite range-a bituminous hill.
l6. Although he seldom would complain.
HIS name Is an internal pain
H. My first is a visible line, signal to con.
Ny second goes to its wedding. but never |
g. His dual syllables win represent
stately tree and what one should repent.
MS motto always was, as have heard.
Be virtuOus first and wealthy afterward
o. His name you'll find not difficult to oness
Inc leading part In music and a tress.
1. A poet OF great worth and fame. -liH
let sick brink will sound his name.
:. Another margin this; but let me tell Won L
II Is not sick and has some little value.
b y5st naif !, book my first viii represent;
|. Three ofmy first in England g royal eroup.
troop.
!. Il names show tendencies, here is another
bother.
This Is vowel which Is often read,
BUT never hears single thing that's said. n
/. philosopher and savan both together.
AND yet his name Is lighter than feather. Q
Ny hrst Is q curse that people used to fear q
Inc rest homestead meadow lying near |,
: This name, as pronounced by himself, is +,
When Yankee child leases its mother to b
yield. W h
/
In his name two syIlables see "h
Top and mountain Is he.
His name It is used to gain mower
And his readers all laugh by the hour.
He wrote charming poetry-all his works
And yet he was only three fourths of n 81
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15

ONE Of the very best presents which can be
made to family, minister, church or friend q
Cabinet or Parlor Organ. It is aluxury, and
ct the same time most useful, and will last Q
Mason 4 Hamlin make the best, and offer su-
perb new styles, this season, at reduced prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15

TIE attention OF the public Is invited to the
advertisement of the Franklin Jewelry Com
pany, in another column, who offer large in
ducements to all who wish anything in their
line. Their illustrated catalogue will prove in
teresting reading to the public.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15
Our Minister'S Wife,

n, LOUISVILLE KI.. Feb. 10 1877.
Mit1 mnammatoy rheumatism. Our mInisfsrS VIA
4dvlsed me 70 take SE6ETNE After taxing one bofis
lie 4se2se again commenced taking It and am being
tion aseo kiesu{ ~ e5s9 ereafv improves my digee
1011 Kest Jefferson Street
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15

A COMPANIONS song to ssPull Down
the Blind" entitled "Pass the Buck. |"
has just been issued.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15

KINGsFoRD's OswEao Corn STARCH for
puddings, custards, blanc mango, ETC., is the
original. 1t Is used in all countries. Its
purity and delicacy are unequaled. Hence
Its economy.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-15
Mothers, mother., Mother,,

Don't fail to procure MRS. wNsLows SoorH.
ING SYRUP for all diseases of teething in chill
d1en. 1t relieves the child from pain, cures wind
collie, regulates the bowels and, by giving relief
and health to the child gives rest 70 tho mother.