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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-02-24


rich, variegated damask silk, fringed
around the edges, ornamepted at the
top with gilt balls, and lined with fin
ished cloth. The handles, which are
of lancewood, are armed with spikes
for tenting purposes, and bayonet
joint on each stick renders the whole
more portable.
A RUSSIAN lady of wealth and beauty
has introduced a fashionable sensation
in Paris. She has temporarily given
up driving horses in her carriage, and
appears daily in the Champs Elysees
and Bots de Boulogne in a low wagon,
to which are attached four donkeys in
scarlet trappings. She holds the rib
bons herself, and, it is said, that the
donkeys are as fine as Egypt could pro-
duce, SO that she has no difficulty in
keeping pace with the most rapid horse
drawn carriage, while her {" cattler are
as hich- stepping and snowy as any of
her rivals.
DULUTH, at the head o. Lake Supe-
rior, is becoming deserted village.
The misfortunes of the. NoEthern Pa
cific Railroad struck death blow at
the ambitious place that was to become
the Venice of the unsalted seas. Cor
ner lots, no longer at premium, sell
for what they will bring. A residence
that cost IS, 500 in better days has Just
been sold for 500. The Chicago
Ifib"ne drops tear over the crushed
hopes OF the young metropolis: "How
perishable and transitory are the uses
OF this world! But six years ago, Du-
luth might have stood against the
world; now she has fallen SO low that.
Proctor Knott forgets to do her rever-
ence. Chicago mourns for Duluth as
for Cincinnati and ST. Louis, and those
other cities that once were her sisters,
but are now her wards. Peace be with
them ALL"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-02-24
KANSAS STATE NEWS.
THE LEGIsLATURE.

{ In the Senate, on he 10th, the following
preamble and resolution were adopted:
"wHEREAs, The Hon. George A. Crawford.
one Of die Centennial Commissioners Of this
State. is desireus Of presenting to the President
Of the Senate. tor his use and the use OF his suc
pendence Hail, Phiiadeiphis; therefore be it
Resolred, That the hour Of O'Clock NJ, on
Tuesday. the 18th day Of February, 4: d. 1871.
be desiEnaeed q the time at whicn saia gave. %
sisting Of Senators Robinson, Morrill, and MAI
thews.n. be appointed 10 90 ad,ies tes Hon. G.
A. Crawford. and e Nuke an. neces.
Biils were brought g third
reading and passed as follows: 8. B. No: 8. an
act to authorize the Topeka Land and Wasfr-
across the Kansas River; was brought up BY .
substitute. which 10 general nits nature, legal
ising all dams. bridges, etc., as provided in the
original BILL but protesting The rights 81 inGse
the appointment OF etenographers in the pianlct
Courts Of the State Ct Kansas. An amendment
to 8. B. No: Is. an act to provide for Sate de-
scribing the duties Of Clerks Of Townships,
Cities and District school Boards; to regulate
the fees Of NotaTies Public; authorizing the de.
the Treasurer Of the STATE Of Kansas. 1.-The
House was occupied chiefly in the reading and
referring Of bills. The following resolution was
e ,ns from he
Associated Press di patches that AFTER the atten-
tention of the lower houEe Of Congress- was
called to the fact that j: n; welle aId
ThOs C. Anderson were confined in dark and
damp dungeon at The Capitol, and that the con-
fnement in the same cell had eiused the said J.
NJ. Wells to become sick, and tina the said Wells
poison of said CELL and thai said House paid no
attention to said matter. and confined the said
witness in said cell; therefore, be it kesotr+d.
That we earnestly and indignantly protest
against the outrage perpetra ed by the present
Democratic Bouse. as stated herein, and that
We regard the same as an act Of party spirit and
malice, begotten in hatred and calculated 70
destroy the sacred right of every citizen 70
proper and humane treatment" The Sen
ate cor current resolution providing for
sine de adjournment Of the Leg,
islature Febru ~ ~, was amended 80 as to read
February 10. and adopted. Adjourned Till IL
. m Monday. &
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"An' the boys an girls:o queried

"An' the boys an giris?o queried
Tappelmine.
would be better of alongside Of
me in the ground, rather than their
dad go backwards again y said Mrs
Tappelmine. People turn up their
nose at 'em now, jerry
"What are you drivin' at, Mariar.n
why, Jerry, when the children go
long the road-God knows / don't
let 'em do it oftener than can help
folks see 'em dirty, an wearin' poor
clothes, an not lookin' over an above
fed up, an they can't help twitchin'
up their faces at 'em; once there was
a time when l couldn't have helped
doin' ii to young ones lookin' that
way"
"Ctrse people!" exclaimed Tappel-
| mine.
"They do it to me, too" continued
| the woman.
Tappelmine sprang up, and exclaim-
ed fiercely.
What for"
"Cause-'Cause you've made 'em,
| reckon, jerry answered Mrs.
Tappelmine with some difficulty,
occasioned by some choking sobs
which nearly took exclusive possession
of her. you know, Jerry, don't
say it to complain ain-complainin' never
seems to bring any good to a woman
like me; bnt-if you only knowed
how folks look at me in-in stores, an
everywhere else, you--wouldn't blame
me for not likin' it. | didn't ever
do anything to bring ii about, unless
twas in marryin' you, and amt
sorry | did that; but / wish | didn't
ever have to see any body again, II
you re goin' TO keep on drinkin'."
The sick man fell back and was
silent; his wife threw herself beside
him, crying.
Don't get mad at me, Jerry: God
knows lis the the deadest TRUTH
After a moment or two Tappelmine
laid n hand on his wife's cheek, where
it had yot been before for twenty
years; onceits touch had brought blush
es: now tears hurri ed down to meet 1t,
and yet Mrs. Tappelmine was happier
than wheh she had been a pretty
Kentucky girl, twenty years before.
Marian" said Tappelmine at last,
1--WE dragged you all down.
mo you haven't, Jerry, asserted
Mrs. Tappelmine, with a lie which
she could not avoid.
IF dyin' III help you up again, I'm
willin'," continued Tappelmine.
The apartments in the Tappelmine
mansion were so few that it was i'm
possible for anything unusual to
transpire without attracting the at
tention of all the inmates; so it follow
ed that the children, beholding the
actions of their parents, had gradually
approa the bed with countenan-
ces whose blankness was painfully
eloquent to the sick man. Tappel-
mine look ed at them, and grew more
miserable of visage; he hid his face
beside his wife, groaned mo more
whiskey If die for it," and jumped
up and kissed each of his children,
while Mrs. Tappelmine sobbed aloud,
and Father Baguss, who, coming
over few moments before to talk
business, had heard the simple word
whiskey" and had since been jeal-
ously listening under the window,
sneaked away muttering to himself,
after all I've done for him, can't
even say to myself that saved him."
TO be Continucd)
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the room-"I'd helped save another
bv taking an interest in the mill. But
within a few days I've learned that
my own righteousness was as
filthy rags; twas even worse than
that. brethren, for the worst rags are
worth SO much pound. but | can't
find that my righteousness is worth
anything at all. I've fought it out
with myself, brethren, an believe
I've conquered; but it makes my
heart sick to see what my enemy
looks like, and to think that I've got
to carry him around with me through
the rest of my days. Doin' goods all
right, even if it does pay in dollars an
cents, brethren: but doin' good for the
sake Of what it'll bring is the quickest
way Of maxim hypocrite that | ever
found, and I'm beginnin' to think
that I've found good many ways in
myself, my friends. ask an interest
in the prayers of Gods people, an l
assure 'em that there's no danger of
any of their prayers bein' wasted"
The deacon dropped into his seat,
and the silence that prevailed for a
moment was simply inevitable in a
little company that had never before
heard such an extraordinary confess
sion; as one of the members after
ward remarked, ii sounded like II
murderer's last dying speech. The
good Parson Wedgewell spraug TO his
feet, and, with streaming eyes and
rapid utterance-, offered a prayer such
as had never been heard i'm that room
before. The songs and prayers which
followed were not those to which the
meetings were accustomed, and when
at last the assemblage separated, there
could not he heard from the home
vending couples any critiques of the
language or garb of any one who had
been present.
As for Deacon Jones, he continued
his new fight most valiantly. visiting
Tom Adam. that very evening, aud
assuring him that, their supplement-
ary agreement to the contrary not
withstanding, he would continue
Toms pay during his confinement,
and would pay his doctors bill also.
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Exchange Office.
Attorneys.
7. p. FERGUSON.

A TTORNEY AT Law, Real Estate and
A Insurance Agent.
| Office at the Post-offica.
Q2n2I Clarence, Iowa.
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c. CHAMBERS. N. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. hns prac.
/ ticed twenty-five years in this vicinity,
and need only ask a continuance the pub
lie con fdence hitherto shown.
Office in City Drug Store. Residence on
Cedar st., opposite Reformed church, Upton,
Iowa. Ssnni
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SYLVANUS YATES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Upton, Iowa.
q. CIRCUIT.

DEAL ESTATE and Brokerage Agent,
II Durant. Iowa. Attends personally
and promptly to the buying and selling OF
real estate on commission. renting houses
land farms. Best Of references given.
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Justices.
Physicians.
s. ENSIGN, M. ID.

PHYSICIAN q SURGEON. TIrToN. Iowa.
Having had thirty years experience
Or. f. hopes to give satisfaction in all cases
entrusted to his care. Office, at residence,
two blocks east of Court Square. 1871
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-05-03
Dentist.
DIR. CARRIER,
DIR. j. EDWARDS.
Aucttoneer
WIN. M. KNOTT,

A UCTIONEER VIII attend promptly
n to selling all kinds of property at Auc-
uon, In any part Of Cedar county. A list Of
mis- sales will always be found at the IIPToN
ADVERTISER Office where thost desiring his
services can FIX the dav for their sale with
out seeing him. ~
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-28
The Watch. chain swindle Again.

A new swlndler fleeced crowd ON Mer-
chants row out of considerable sum of
money by the old, old jewelry game.
Twelve victim, were swindled out of five
dollars each and twelve out of two dollars,
among them being number of men forty
years Of age whose names ought to be pub
lished as punishment for their folly. The
mode Of operation was as follows: The
swindler drove up in buggy, collected a
crowd and began by putting up a genuine
five dollar bill at auction. This was sold
for four dollars and half and was followed
by the sale of smaller sums down to ten
cents, at discount. Then he begun selling
rings for twenty-five cents, returning the
money and the ring each time to the pur-
chaser. These were followed by sleeve
buttons at dollar pair, the money being
returned each time with the purchase &C.
cordng to promise. Then he brought out
his five dollar watch-chains. This time he
did not promise to return the purchase
money as he had previously done,
but to the first purchaser he gave
chain and his purchase money back and
five dollars besides. To the next purchaser
he handed a chain and said, "stand one
side moment, please, till l wait on the
next customer" The next he treated In
the same way. 1t seems incredible thai
twelve men should bite 30 transparent 9
bait, but they did, and when they were
waiting for the money they foolshly ex
pected returned, drunken man appeared
on the edge Of the crowd. The salesman
called attention to him and in moment thu
space in front of the wagon was clear. A
snap OF the whip and the horse started
and man and money we're gone, while hi
victims rattle1 their oriode chains for com
fort. The affair caused good deal of ex
element on the street, and the victim
were heartily laughed at, as they deserved
The game was played here years ago, an,
has been repeated since. This man recent
ly did the same thing in Keene, and is liza
BILE to appear in any of the surroundin
towns. 1t is said that there is no lega
remedy, as the man has license as a ped
dler, and he carefully refrained fror
promising to return the five dollars wit
the chain.