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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

concerning the seclusion of women, and
more fanciful ones still concerning the
degrading nature of work, and it takes
want to drive them to it. And 50 they
keep along with their little schools. their
little. sewing, their little shop tending,
and look askance at the more
energetic and daring who
reach out toward employments
8 little broader and little better paid,
until the latter make it a success, when
the others some times timidly essay to
follow. One thing needed by women,
certainly, in order to overcome this
backwardness toward entering upon
new occupations, is some tonic to their
self-respect, some stimulant to their
pride and their ambition; something
that shall make it seem utterly unworthy
of them to sit down, be they rich or
poor, and live on the labor of another ;
that shall make it seem as unquestiona-
BILE to the daughter to sit down and be
supported by the father as it is to the
SON; and shall make all women see the
propriety of every human being provid-
ing its own place in the world. But
while the majority of women are being
educated up to their work, it goes with
out saying that there are more women
already waiting for places to work than
there are places waiting for women
H1rper's BGzGr.
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School.boys Planning . Strike.

A strike of q rather.novel nature will
probably take place at the school-house
at Hampton, in the town of Newburg,
on Saturday next. Itappears that since
school first started they have held six
daily sessions q week, keeping school in
on Saturday. The pupils have applied
to the Trustees for Saturday as holt
day, saying that as they always had Sat-
urday as play-day, they would like to
have it for that purpose now. But each
time the Trustees have answered that in
olden years they had school on Satur-
days, and they thought that what had
been done ought to be done again, and
so on each Saturday the school-bell has
been rung the same as on the other days.
Consequently, the pupils held a meeting
and resolved to go to school Saturday,
and as the bell rang they should march
in body to the residence of the Chair
man of the Board of Trustees and ask
him to release them, as well as the
teachers, on Saturday from their ardu-
GUS duties. If their request is not heed
ed, they propose not to 60 to school on
Saturday. What the result of this strike
will be can not be predicted. 1t is to be
hoped there will be no riot or bloodshed,
however.-Kingston IN. ~ Freeman.
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Sanitary Value Of Forests.

DR.. George L. Andrew, of Laporte,
Ind, read a paper on the above SUBJ
ject before the American Public Health
Association, at its recent session in Chi
cago, of which the following is q sum-
mary:
1. Forests increase the amount of con-
densation over their own areas; but by
reason of TIE amount intercepted bytheir
stems and leaves, the annual rainfall ut
the earth's surface is not, perhaps, ma
terially affected by their presence or alb
sence in regions well covered with other
vegetation and well cultivated.
2. By means of their interlaced roots,
moses, lichens, ard numus, forests
check the efflux of srper1uous rainfall,
thus regulating the water-supply in
streams and springs, and decreasing the
proportion of the annual precipita-
ton that is borne to the sea by the nat
ural drainage of the country. & e,
8. Forests diminish the evaporation
from the learth's surface, but this n.y.
grometric deficiency is more than COM
pensated by the increased evaporation
from their leaves. Forests may thus
become beneficial or otherwise, accord
ing to circumstances. The change
which tree-planting has produced upon
our Western plains is thus far an I'M
mixed good; but, by increasing the hui
nudity of the climate of certain health
resorts, as of Denver, valued mainly
for its dryness, extensive tree-planting
is not unaccompanied with evil. rE-g
4. Trees modify temperature-wood-
ed countries being warmer in winter and
cooler in summer. This they do by ra-
diation; but by means of their slow con-
Quoting power the times of their daily
maximum and minimum do not occur
until some hours after the same phases
in the temperature of the air, thus dis.
tributing the heat of the day more equal
ly over the twenty-four hours. The
specia! significance of this effect lies in
the fact that, as related to human health,
the daily range of the thermometer is of
more importance than the mean temper
AZURE of whole seasons.
s.. Trees radiate and evaporate to a
stratum of air equaling in thickness
their height, whilst the radiation and
evaporation from grasses, plants, and
shrubs is confined to Q stratum limited
to the comparative lesser planes which
they occupy.
s. From the preceding it may be fair
" inferred that forests modify climate
to the extent of influencing the amount
and character of the diseases in their vi
cinity. Qn this inquiry residence in
forests is not considered, universal ex.
perience having shown those situations
which are permanently shaded to be in
assls-i.sa
z. Forests and tree-belts are Of un-
doubted value in preventing the dissem- |
nation of malaria,
8. Trees are Of positive sanitary value |
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GENERAL BREy1rIEs.

CUBA has been fighting for freedom
for nine years.
Mrs. CLoPToN, of Georgia, has give,
birth to triplets three successive times
FORT WAYNE, Ind, has a saloon
keepers association with membershi,
of 400.
In Greece it is known by the way /:
woman dresses her hair whether she i.
married or single.
JOSEPH OLIPHANT, a Loganspor
Qnd.) man, was recently relieved of 6
tape-worm $50 feet in length.
THERE are over 100 women tele
graph clerks in London, and only on,
of them has been dismissed in fou1
years.
GERMAN millet is being used as rict
in lower Georgia. The husks are re
moved and the grain is palatable food
The advertising columns of news
papers are, perhaps, more Trustworthy
index to the state of trade than their ed
itorial opinions.
ELIJAH A. MORSE, of Morse Bros,
the /" Rising Sun Stove Polish, man
has been nominated for Lieutenant
Governor of Massachusetts by the Tenn
perance party.
JOHANN GAwRILOwITscH, late Re.
gent of Servia, who died August 1, left
his whole property, amounting to 7OO,.
600 francs, by will, for pensions to be
paid to the widows and children Of
teachers.
FIVE successive Legislatures have
tried to legislate honest fruit measure
in Michigan, and the peach baskets this
year are as small or smaller than ever,
and so constructed that big peach will
not lie at the bottom.
The great trout-iisher of the Poudre
River in Colorado, known to all fire.
quenters of this delightful region as
Dutch George" has been shipping
125 pounds of trout to Cheyenne pei
week, this season.
The word Bashi- Bazouk means, liter.
ally, foolish head-Bash, head Bazouk.
foolish; the terminating the word
Bashi being added through Its becoming
an adjective. The sensible meaning Of
the word is irregular"
The French Government has adopted
revolving cannon that fires 81 shells a
minute; each of which bursts into "a
fragments. 1t can be prepared for
acton with great rapidity, and two men
only are required to work it.
Z Gov. WILLIAMS, of Indiana, missed
q train at Muncie the other night, and
sought lodging at the Haines House.
The clerk, not knowing him, assigned
him to rooms Of limited dimensions in
the fourth story, reserving q nice room
down stairs for an expected drummer.
When he discovered his mistake he pro-
fusely aPologized, .and induced the half
disr0bed executive of sovereign State
to deposit his jeans on the hack of a
stuffed chair in the moro commodious
apartment. The drummer is yet to be
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

Clifford's Febrifuge is not panaeea
for all the ills to which flesh is heir. We do
not profess to have discovered o cure-dH,
but we confidently recommend it to you US q
sure, safe and speedy cure for all diseases
arising from Malaria. In this class of dis
eases It is specific; it enters the circulation
it will purify and build up the debiIitated
system in . shorter time, and with more last
ing benefit, than any other known remedy.
j. C. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. st. Louis.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06
Is Drunkenness . Disease :

1uC AuCIlC0u kASSOClttlOu 1Or Gle
Cure of Inebriates has just held ses-
sion in Chicago. At the outset they
discussed the question whether drunk
enness is disease. DIR. C. T. Widney,
Superintendent of the st. Louis SAM
tartan, told an incident to prove that it
was difficult-often impossible a
man, given up to the habit of drinking,
to stop without the assistance of medi-
cal treatment. The case was that of a
man who tried So earnestly through
years to quit drink by his own volition,
that he beggared himself, caused separa-
ton from his family, and, in his abject
wretchedness, came to pass where he
had but one desire and one care-for
drink. At this stage, the case was treat
ed as one of disease, and in short time
the man was cured. Two years have
passed, and he is still firm in his refor-
nation, and an upright, good citizen.
DR.. C.. w. Earle, Of Chicago, read pa
per in which he opposed the idea that
alcoholism is disease. To so term it
was to destroy the whole responsibility
OF the individual. DIR. Wilson adyocat-
ed that it was better to treat the opium
habit by gradual reduction of the dose.
He had tried belladonna, but was not
satisfied with it. In too many doses,
the so-called substitutes, or remedies,
consisted of opium in another form. The
immediate withdrawal of the drug usual
" caused diarrhoea, insomnia, and rest
lessness, sometimes going so far as to
endanger the life of the patient.'' The
Doctor had found that more of those
who were treated gradually recovered
permanently than Of those subjected to
The heroic treatment commended for BY
DR.. Earle and DR.. Brothers. who favor
ed the plan of cutting of the supply 1t
once IN tho Treatment Of both opium eat
ing and alcoholism.
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Read HE Statement.
vEGETINE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME-

n, boston. Oct, 1sD.
D.ar Sr-My daughter, after having asevers attack
OF WhooPing Cough, was left In Q feeble stste OF
health Being advised BY friend she tried the VK0-
stored TO health,
have been . great sufferer from Rhsumssism. I
have taken several bottles Of the vK0RrfNR for this
complaint and am happy 70 say It has entirely cured
with the same good results. It Is great cleanser and
purifier OF the blood; pleasant TO take and can
JAMES MORSE. 81 Athens street.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

WILnoFT's ANTI-PRRIoDIc OR FEVER AND
A0UE Observation-Disclosures Tonic has estab.
lished itself as the real infallible Chill cure.
1t is university admitted to be the only re-.
liable and harmless Chill medicine now in
use. Its efficacy is confirmed by thousands
of certificates of the very best people from
all parts Of the country. 1t cures malarious
diseases of every type, from The shaking
agnes OF the lakes and valleys to the raging
fcvers of the torrid zone. Try IL! 1t has
never been known to fail. 6. K. FINLAY &
Co., Proprietors, New Orleans.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06
the FIREsIDE LIBRARY,
the SunnYslpE LIBRARY.

IN, he cram e goesic hter.tue; E.eh number CON-
Rookh By Tom moore, l0c; z Don JIan, b. ISrd ~.
ron. 2Gc Psradise Las. p Milton. lOc: 4 Lay q
lOe; OtSes 8 SoioS f;,ldix soid IN ns~sdssss1:
and hookselle1s md senk postpsid, Eecsps q plies
street, New YWk -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06
Rheumatism i +. oi.,.,s d u, Blood.

The blood in this diseeee found % contain an *
cess o. f6rfn. vEGETINE sets By converting the
Dood rom ts diseased condition TO healthy cifcula
ZION. VEGETINE regulates the bowels, which Is very
important In this complaint One bottle Of VEGE
LINE VIII give relief but to effect permanent cure
tles especially In cases oflong standing. VEGETINK
sold Dy all druggsts. Try II and your verdict win
D the same as that OF Thousands before you who SAY
~ never found 80 much relief q from the use 81
nEGEIdNE, which 10 composed exclusively Of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

wives kDOW Mat GAo DEoW e Care
Il often soothed by delicious supper. TO
which perfect bread, rolls, blscuit, etc., arc
20 important To hare these delieate products
Of baking always reliable, The use Of Doc
L1Y'S YEAST R0WD1B II vRY important
This article II among the most valuable of
the day in it, bearing ON health. Il b put
up In cans always full In weight.
Mothers, 0othsn, Moshsm.
Don't fail 70 procure NM. WuuL0wS 6ooFl-
mo 6YRUP for al diseases Of teething in chill
dren. Il relieve The child from pain, Cwes wind
collie regulates the bowels, and, by giving relisk
md health to tie child. gives rest % The m0GhG.
TEE Filthy Discharges and disagreeable
Bad Breath incidental 70 Catarrh disappear
after few doses Of eANYoRD's RADICAL
Guns IoR CArABHH. Ulcers of the mem.
braneous Innings, the bones and cartilsges OF
the nose. are at once healed. a
KINesroRD's OswEeo Corn STARCH Is
used throughout the world. The establish.
ment, as now enlarged, has over II acres oil
flooring, consumes 5000 tons of coal, and
produces over s. tons daily Of the best starch
known.
THH silverware delivered by the National Sill.
yer-Plating Co., No. 704 Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia is giving entire subtraction. All orderz
arc promptly filled, and no one need hesitate
about sending them mOney.-Lufheran Observer
II you want good reading, SEQ list Of Firesids
and 6unny.ide Libraries. in another column.
srsee E. BROWNS Adv't Of Foor LAIHnA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

"vkaErISH.- says Boston physician. has no eouaI
Is blood puriner. Hearing Of It's many wonderful
cures after all other remedies had failed. visited
the laboratory and convinced myself Of ifs genuine
merit rs prepared from banks. roots and herbs
eaeh OF which u highly effective. and they are COM
results"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

RARE CHANCE 1 %ias I Sss S Scf
LIFE & CONFESSIONS OF JOHN D. Lee
executIon-with Life Of BRIGHAM YOUNG
fully illustrated. Tells all about MORMONlSM,
have waited for and buy ut sight. PRICE LOW
PAYS BIG!! Agents, don't fool with unsalae .
hooks. hut send ut for our illustrated crr n.
BRYAN, BRAND co. Publishers, st. Lor s,Mo-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

| PldCcS rs IHoSc VIC LucutlOu Dy WOmen
will not drive men into places where
they will be unhappy or taxed beyond
their strength; but they will cease to be
doing work where they not only are not
required, but are wasted, and their Ia
Dor will become productive, which the
labor of men in such situations can not
now be fifty termed. They will add,
too, by so much to all the opportunities
of civilization, will increase the wealth
of the country, and simply allow
women to assist in its distribution.
1t is, however, rather idle to speak of
the affair as if women were to drive
men out of position voluntarily and de-
liberately. Women can not occupy
these places till men forsake them;
even the pressure of public opinion will
not at first be needed by men. The on
ly driving to be done will be when the
wages shall be so reduced that they will
not answer the needs of men; when
women, who are satisfied with much
less, and for whom much less is deemed
sufficient, will gladly accept them. And
then, women having once at last filled
these places, public opinion assumes a
new form, and the lord and master can
not do any thing SO derogatory to his
dignity as to fill the place that has been
filled by a subordinate; and the battle,
if battle it be called, is so far won.
But the great trouble in this matter
is, after all, the unwillingness of women
themselves. The great majority do not
expect to work; they expect to marry.
And that they can work and marry too
does not occur to them; nor do they
think that any thing in the world
is quite so honorable as marriage.
Perhaps there is no life that is
altogether so blessed, and SO blessed in
giving blessing, as the married, when
ever it is properly lived; but in COM
munities constituted as ours are, where
the one sex is usually so greatly in ex-
cess of the other, it is out of the cues
ton that all should marry; and it would
be better to provide ones self, at any
rate, against the necessity, Just as the
sons of princes are taught a handicraft,
thatthey need MOI be beegars in case
they came to the last of their crowns.
But even the women who do not think
about marrying. in so many words, hest
tate to assure the occupation that are
They hate to be conspicuous,
to be eccentric, to be strong-minded
they like TO get along Just e. their grand
mothers did; they have fsnciful notions |
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u Hook o. WOnderHf Of Marvellous MysfeTieNi
Thousands Of HIDDEN SECRETS-the Science
Of Life unfoldedl KNOW THYSELF. Agents
Wanted. Hy0u want to make money, send
for Illustrated circular and extra terms 10 j. w.
MARSH, 722 North Fourth Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
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DIR. orEEIx. Who ~ for yeara been In the
Proprietary Medicine bustnean. and Who has
travelled In varions parts of tho world In search
u information. hes great confidence IN The Erred.
tcstor - the +" Nc Plus Ultra" Of safe. sure and
reliable remedies for general use - Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with . bottle without delay.
and zoe VIII always ksrp u In the family and
ave uooey. 0oat b put ~ Win 5000 oshss
pecpar0e1oa. Take only Ssscle's Pain Er0dicascr.
We can produce thcusands II testimonials ~ 20
the eurss made bat TRIAL will prove "a the
most skepeical that ID 10 truly ~ Eradicator cf
Palma. Aches and Infammstfons. II hiss been,
and IL nov, constantly used by hasssmeu - .
lintment. and hes saved more valuable property
of that kind thaa any other preparation. TaAe
pains 10 - that you 81 ths genuine.
Pat up In lesgs bsetlqo sud lor ale by druexixss
and dealeea. 10 yoa happen - be In locality
where orEEl.EB PAIN ERADICArOR casuot
be obtained. eend 10 the nearrss Wholesale drug.
xfst. or - the Agents.
For sale By eli dragsists-
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggises.
tsO ~ ~ uaskst skrpse. oan irancAsre. Cal.
Prec y psr Lnrss Bottle SIG Bottles tor Is.
octls-dAw0
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THE most pcrilous time in the life
of the male human being is that OF his
caifhood. in :be vealy period, b. tween
bis fife, nth and twenth fifth year, he is
a source OF almost incalcnlable vexation
and disgust"
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Saturday, October 81, 1877.

A DAxBURY bass- bail enthusiast is
getting ups ball of iron filled with
nitro-glycerine. which will explode on
being caught and tear the catcher asun-
der. This will be more wearing on q
club than the ball in present use. bat
il is more humane
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A GRocEeYMAS in Hobok n failed the
other day. "How much can you pay
asked friend. DO you think you
ean give fifty cents on the dollar" Fifty
cents, Iein Go.t, No. that's too m lcIl.
In New York they are only paying Is
Ter cent"
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CAUTION !!

WhkREAs. MY WIFE, BILLIE 6IvLER,
w having LEFT my bed aad board without iass
causs o. provccation. this 10 10 caution ali p<r.
scns axainst harbcring or trusting her on INV
sceeuat. - viii pay no bills Of her eonsrursiue
es@fw II. ROSS
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NOTICE!


wv HEREAs, THE COMMISSIONER OF TIE
w General Land once, In letter dated ansu ~
~. 1878. ordered that the lands In Tewnsnip -
North. Range East In the district OF i.nas sos
sale at Olympic. w. r.. should be withheld Itvp'
disposal agricultural lands until the i PHI.
mineral character thereof. shall have been ta',1
established" And. whereas, Patrick VAIL ~. -
King County, W. r.. who made pre-snS...o...
filing for land In said Toypship and B.uee. W
for Z y Of N w and Va ONE q Secsn a
10, now makes application 20 make his nnss s.L
Of said land. and has fled In this cfiice MS - -
declaring that there Ii not within the hmiI
said land, - his knowledge. any cos: os ~ 4
valusble mineral deposit. aud that SAID isue
essentially non-mineral land. - ,.
Nov, therefore. In accordance wild InsS.rd
tons from the Commissioner Of the Genera - -
Once, Il II ordered that testimony toucesps
character OF said described land shall os 49,
before tEs Register and Receiver OF tne - =
States District Land Office 1t Olympia, "a
on the 18th day Of November. 1877. bsginnine 80
O'Clock. A. NJ. Of which place and time al n
having interest In the matter 81 the enasss s.ssr
the above described land sre required 70 syrss
and there and then 70 present. sncn svldes ~
may serve 70 fully sstablish the chssse
ssid tract Of land. 80. $3.50
3iven un6es our hsrd, at tire Cpite9 1.ssS
Disiric1 L1nA O1Acs q Olympia. v. +. TINS
DAY Of oeptombag, A. D. 1871.
,. T. BROWu. Register.
s~t,s-stv ROBERT q. stuart. Receiver