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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-19
Vegatiine 8!
The Best Spring Medicine.

NE. II. r. STEVENS: -
Dear Sir-This is to certify that have used your
BLOOD Preparation in my family for several years
and think that for Scrofula or Cankerous Hunors
or Rheumatic affections. IL cannot be exceed; and -
Q blood purifier and spring medicine II IL the best
thing have used. and have used almost every
thing. can cheerfpys recommend Il to any one n
need of such medfcibe-f "a s.
Yours. respectfully,
MES. a. A. DINsMORE, 10 Russell street.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-19

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lEASs pgiceD-Lareeyf Company In America
staple sracie-pleses eyerybody-Trade continually
increastng-AGents wanted veryWhere-oest induce
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yegetine is Sold by. All Druggists
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-19

H. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-19

proceeded to rifle the dead bodies of the
fallen men, gathered in the mules, and,
taking part Of their own horses, har-
messed them up, hitched them to the
wagons, and, piling the dead bodies of
friends and foes alike into one of the
wagons, like SO many slaughtered hogs,
commenced their march down the
stream, compelling the women to walk
in advance. After travelling this way
some five miles, darkness coming on,
they halted and went into camp. They
then dug deep trench near the
bank of creek and carried the
dead bodies one by. one, amidst
coarse jests and jeers at the agonizing
grief of the women, and pitched them
into this pit in a pile, after which they
covered them with earth. They then
began overhauling the contents of the
wagons, and discovering small key of
brandy that had been taken along for
medical purposes, the robbers ceased
all further investigation, knocked it in
the head and commenced to drink the
LIQUOR like water. The result of this
was that in less than an hour the whole
party was in state of beastly intOxica-
ton. The leader of the band approach
ed Mrs. Morehead and began taking in
solent liberties with her. By this time
the hapless women began to pray for
death in preference to what they feared
these wretches might do. Others of the
gang now approached the women. They
commenced quarreling among them
selves for choice. TWAS finally agreed
to draw cuts for the women, which was
done, and the nameless outrages that
these fiends perpetrated that night
would make the devils in hell blush
with shame.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Benge, who had been
left for dead, recovered from the effects
Of the blow sufficiently to get onto his
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-19

~TIcAL Guide to all operations Of the trade; Draw
ing for Carpenters. Forms Of Contracts
Plans etc Illustrated. 50 cents. PAINTERS
MANUAL.-House and sign Painting. Granting
Vanishing, Polishing. Kalsomining Papering. Let.
Alphabets, So Scrolls and Ornaments. 81. Watch
maker and Jeweler, 50 cents. Soapmaker. = cents.
PEKsS GUIDE-aO cents Dog Training . cents
or BOOKSELLERS or by mail JESSE HANEY D CO..
1l9 n assau-st. :. New York. ~ -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-19
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-22
WE made Il flying visit to Iihcrtv, this

WE made Il flying visit to Lhcltv, this
county, on Sunday last, not a very appro-
pirate day to visit however, and formed the
acquaintance Of many Of its best citizens,
and viewed the town all over besides at
tending church and listening to a VERY
good sermon by Rev. Cronin, Of tue VI. L.
church. TO say that we were highly
| pleased with the place and all TIL" kind
hearted pco"lc we met would be a small
way to express ourselves, but that must
suffice at this tine. Liberty is ccrtailv n
lively town and from what we could learn
is good deal of Il business place too. The
copper mine, a few miles from it, being a
great advantage We return thanks to the
many generous people who received Ms so
kindly and hope to make another visit
some time soon
DEATH OF Mr., JOHN HECK We are
again called on to chronicle the death of
another of cur oldest citizens, Mr. John
Heck, who died at his residence in this
city, on Monday aft moon, 9th inst, in the
Goth year of his age Mr. H. was mill
wright of considerable reputation through
out the state, but more fully known in
Washington and Frederick counties, and
no doubt mIlcrs will feel his loss very
much He was good husband and Il
KIND father. Ouc whole community VIII
dcplorc his death as he was a genial and
pleasant citizen Hi, remains were inferred
in Mount Olivct cemetery on "Wednesday
morning last, and were followed by large
concourSc Of relatives am! friends. Rev.
f. r, Eschbach oniciatcd at the burial
EnmiHrr.
\ Man SHOT ANp KIILrD.-Thc Mid
dlctown Register says We have been
Informed Of fatal shooting atl'ray which
occurred lust across The Potomac river in
the nriohborhool Of Lovoltevllr, LoudoUn
county, Va. on Friday night last. 1t ap
pears that ON the day previous Joseph II
Mann and R"hrcca V. Lvn, Of that yicui
~, were married at Frederick, AID rctNrN-
ing TO the residence Of the @room~' mothel
ON Friday, thry were visited Friday uiL'it
by raytv of roughs who greatly annoyed
the newly welded pair by tie beating OF
tin pans, blowing OF horns, Sc, Mann IT.
uurslrd them t. dc,,t, but refusing to DO
49, he took down m oil SHOT cum aud free
into the crowd This also falling to hHgn
the desired effect, he got III, revolver and
fired again the bah from which struck q
mnn named John nlj.au in lcurc&, rjo0l
the effects of which lr died thrsuu" 0'%lh
/ 4 young man namrl George was Hl~" -'t2,
1 in Tive han !. After the shooting Nl&n
. feel. Byi>an was married man. III, to
mains were buried IN the Catholic crave
/ yard at pctcrsyilIc, in thi, Valley last sun
dnv. 1t is stated that brother of lis WA
Shot end Killed in the same vicinity abou,
the beginning Of the war.
FNHM, SoiD-On Saturday las, John T
Martin, aucto1cor, OF lht, place DI to1
the executors Of thc late HyorGr V. Iur.
man, in front of the Gilbert House. tie f..
lowing property Of aIil deceased: FIRST
The valuable home farm, s;jH.Del ON tn,
turnpike about half mile ,a.th OF Til
place. containing - acres to Judge WI
liam Black, for - per acre.
Second, elnaIl farm contain m IS a"re>
lyinu about three i1Nllh~ of a mile south
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-22

NOR BUSINESS CARDS.
a. CALL AT PlIlS OFFICE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-26
tt RhISH HISTORY.

A Humorous Recital Of Facts Worth Knowing.
We find in the Cincinnati Enquirer a
lengthy disquisitlon on the Eastern Question
and the Turk, by Cath and though tinctur'
ed with good deal Of levity, the facts in the
main are correct and worth knowing. Ne
give extracts:
The Turk is white man, Of enough eau
casian blood 10 be one of William Cory
subscribers. He came from that part of the
world where Jesus and all races originated
and whence they cmigrated-the common Old
Dominion of all the +. F. VS.. The Turk
was a Moncol at one time, but nowadays is
all CIrcassian on his mothers side. You can
hardly tell HIM from a Kansas iayhawker. II
would appear that, under all circumstances OF
history, the Turk has always been fighting
and a marrying man. We are indebted a.
him for coffee and tobacco, a clean bath, and
the right not 10 be talked TO.
The Turk, my son, was in his glory about
the time Columbus set set sail To- discover you
and me. Then he reached far into Europe
and into Russia, and controlled Arabia and
Barbary, and was the monopolist of the Med
iterranean sea. He was not mere murderer
but made treaties, eXacted tribute and read
BOOKS. Capt John Smith who settled Eir
gira and told a number Of lies about Poca
hontas, was fresh man from Turkey, and
in his day the Turks nearly took Virginia and
colored all the mcerschaums. The Turks
were whipped back 10 their present country
by the Poles, whom the Russons afterward
destroyed as a nation. Yes, jeremiah, the
brave race which saved the Christian cross
from the crescents edge was gobbled up by
the Russian bear. Aud now. after three hun
dred years OF gorging, that Russian has the
impudence 10 say that the present war 1:
wholly and only for the relief Of the Turkish
Christians! Such Is the Impudencc of gifl
concerts and kings,
The Turk, my slumbcring boy. must not be
mixed up in your dreams with the Arab, the
Saraccn. or any thing of that kind. The Turk
' as q nation, bad nothing 10 DO with the cru.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-26
ROMANCE OF THE CARPET.

IRojt. Burdctte, in TIE burlington HdTfeye'I
Raskinc in peace in the warm spring sun,
South Hill smiled upon Burlington.
The breath OF May, and the day was fair,
And the bright notes danced in the balmy air.
And the sunlight CLEANED where the restless
breeze
Kissed the fragrant blooms on the apple trees.
His hcardess cheek with smile was SPAWNED,
AS he stood with carriage whip in his hand.
And lie laughed as he dotted his bob.tailed coat
and the echoing folds of the carpet smote'
And She smiled as she leaned on her busy mop,
and said she would tell him when to stop
20 he Rounded away till the dinner bell
Gave him little breathing spell.
But he sighed when the kitchen clock struck ohc'
And She said the carpet wasn't cChc'
But he lovingly put in his biggest licks
And pounded like mad till the CLOCK STRUCK slA'
and she said in dubious kind OF a way,
That She guessed he could finish it up next day
Then all that day, and the next day, too,
The fuss from the tireless carpet IeW
And she'd give it a look at eventidc,
And SAY, "Now beat it on the other side''
Sra the new DAYS came as the old days went,
And the landlord came for his regular rent.
And the neighbors laughed at the tireless broom,
And his face was Swallowed with clouds OF gloom.
Till a., last, one cherries winter day
Tie clicked at the carpet, and slid away;
And never again the morning sun
Smiled at him beating his carpet drum.
And South Hill often said with yawn,
where has the carpet martyr gone!
Years twice twenty had come and past,
Aud the carpet swayed in the autumn blast,
For never yet, since the bright spring time,
Had IL ever been taken down from the line.
over the fence gray haired man
Cautiously elm, CLONE, elem, clutn, ciamb'
He found him a stick in the old wood pile,
And he gathered it up with sad, grim smile
A flush passed over his face fororn
As he gaZed at the carpet, tattcred and torn.
And he hit it most resembling thwack,
Til the startled air gave its echoes back.
and out of the window a white face leaned,
and palsed land the pale face screened.
She knew his face she gasped, and sighed
y little more on the under side
sight down on the ground his stick he throwcd'
IA he shiycrcd and said, "Wcll, am bowed"
And he tarncd away, with heart full sore,
Md he never was seen nor known no more.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-26

land and stood war with France, England
and Italy, AS we'll as Turkey, 10 get intOXicat.
cd ON the Golden Horn. In 1853 they tough,
The Crimenn war; ten years latter scrfilom
ceased IN Russia; the Russian flag then went
round the Caspian sea, and now 1t is going
round the Black sea. As far us we are con.
ccrnrl, jeremiah, we are willing that 1t shall
20 ON, or % back or do almost anything. The
best ihiDg for the Turk would he pcaceable
submission to Russian civilization; But that
religious business OF the Russians Is very per.
picking. How can We understand church
with fifteen thousand saints and ~ pIrgHto-
ry? Can't they throw in purgatorv for the
benefit Of the Turks? II oaght to be an ac-
commodalng war on some minor points.
Here, my son, will wake you up, amt put
YOU To sleep another day. The Turkey |
have been speaking about WAS not the bird OF
Christmas, though very old gohbler. 1t be.
gins TO look, my son, as if Russia wOnld re-
cover the Holy Sepulchre for US. And when
we get II, like everything else, we shall get
tired of il,
1t looks a little rlean for all the puffy
nations OF Western Europe to be pitching into
Russia. But suppose people are Jealous OF
their property. England stole India Aus
tria stole everything, and now they are sur
priSed that Russia Is bad enough to steal. If
Mr.. Whately were in good health and we
were discussing il, he would call it a skin
game"
Col Rivers landlord of the ST. Charles Ho.
tel, New Orleans, drew the attention of cor.
respondent OF the Baltimore SIN to an old
man and said "IIe was once among the
weathiest of our sugar planters, the owner Of
hundreds OF slaves, one of the best customers
at this hotel, and his bill would average from
seventy five to one hundred dollars day
Now, he has scarcely money enough to buy
his breakfast. He haunts this hotel constant
ly il may ne because i, reminds him of what
he used 10 be- Col Rivers also spoke of
the time when his hotel was almost wholly
patronized by wealthy planters, many of
whom came with their families about Christ
mas and stayed until the end of March.
Their expenditures were very lavish. "Ah!'
said the landlord, "those were the days when
people drank wine. The stock of wines car
ried by the house was never less than about
$4,000 Everybody drank wine-white
wines tor breakfast, red wines and champagne
for dinner. Why, our bills for wine alone
would often foot up $1,000 day The PIC
ture that he drew of the present was less
agreeable to HIM, and less entertaining to the
listener.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-26
THE CANDLE EATERS.

There were the Russians, it was their first
appearance. They had been trained TO fight
by the NOrmOns-fellows OF tho same race as
those who conquered France snd England,
but living hundred yesrs or more earlier.
Vladimir the Russo-Norman king, is the
King Arthur and Jack the Giant Killer Of
the Russians. Almost nine hundred years
ago he was baptsed a Christian with all his
court, and they ate all the candles around the
altar. But Russia would have been a higher
nation two hundred years ago, except for the
TartarS, who sloshed against her and set her
back. But while Columbus was discovering
America, Ivan the great of Russia broke his
country free from the Tartar yoke.
About the time the city of New York was
settled by the Dutch the Russians elected for
their car Mike Romandoii, descended from
a Prussian emigrant to Russia, who had In.
termarried with the ancien, reigning family.
Then, in course Of time, came Peter the Great,
who died when Benjamin Franklin was nine.
teen years old. Peter set up the first news.
paper in Moscow and Ben set up the second
in Philadelphia The Russians walloped the
Tartars aboutth time Philadelphiawasfo found.
ed and incorporated them, and they are still
called Cossacks. During the Revolutionary
war Catharine the Great, famous for her low.
ers, was queen of Russia. She taught the
Turks that woman had soul, for she took
territory and prestige from them. Catherine
put her husband off the throne and had him
killed some say; but they always abuse US
women. Kitty was Prussian generals
daughter. Her son Paul was also assassinat.
ed for going into war On the wrong side. And
then came Alexander, that ally and after ward
victor over Napoleon. His little brother,
Nicholas, reigned until 1855, and conquered
the Caucasus mountaineers, squelched Po-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-01

The case of Mary Mendoza for using OBJ
scene language was tried before Judge With
erell yesterday, and fined S25. Miss Men
dora's bank account not being in flourish
ing condition, she will languish in the Ormsby
County Bastille for the period of twelve days
and fraction. Her frail companion, French
Joe, who was arrested at the same time, will
have an audience before his honor. Judge
Witherell at o'clock to-day. when she will
be granted permission to tell all she knows
and maybe little more.
A. DeNeuf and Hank Phillips start out
this morning on hunt in the Sierra. They
90 prepared to meet all kinds of game from a
quail to grizzly bear They take with them
a bear trap, which looks as if these hunters
meant business. There are 3 number of
other parties organizing for similar expedi-
tons. The epidemic of shot gun talk is
prevalent; one can meet with 1t on most ev-
cry street corner
Wells, Fargo & Co. received per southern
stage last evening base bullion from the Dl-
ana Mine, valued at So, 600 The shipments
from this mine were increased to larger hg-
ure last month than it has yielded SINCE oper-
atoms upon it were commenced.
Col W, s. Wood, one Of the refulgent
lights OF the Virginia City Bar, was seen
upon our streets yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-01

'SNHE WI NHNSE DES TRUCTEON OF HU-
] man life annually from secret and chronic diseases,
caused this old and reliable institution to be established
first in Philadelphia PENN in 1885, and afterwards in San
Francisco Cal in 1854 private dspensary in crd to
afford the afflicted the best medical and surgical treatment
Tor the above and all other affections and complaints.
Consultations at the institute or by letter, FREE
q" he All cf-ns
DR.. L. J. CZapkay would most respectfully inform the
pubic OF the Pacific that at the socta ion
If friends and hundreds of those unfortu-
natey afflicted with disease he has ryopened his MEDICAL
AID SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
Of his profession. The doctor would remind all those
in need OF medical aid, that since renqushng his
very extensive and successful practice in San Francisco he
has visited the principal cities in Europe inspecting dill
gently the most renowned hospitals and gathering the
peence OF the most learned in the profession the benefit
which he offers to all in need OF his services Rheu
matte affections chronic catarrh diseases OF the stomach
and Kidneys liver complaints, etc, successfully treated
Those who suffering from the and ndscretions
of youth, nervous weakness physical and mental debility,
assured OF permanent Charges moderate Ali
communications strictly confidential Medicines sent by
express. Address l.. J. CzAPKAY, NJ. D.,
au25-ly 2o9 Kearny ST., San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-01

line whose purport should be that those who
came to be preached at remained to be enter
tanned with the gleesome carols of the choir,
the tinted sunshine streaming thro' the chan
eel windows and the pleasant shapes and
tasteful trimmings of bonnets and dresses
umn is reserved for this broad and I'M
restrained eclecticism - this full catho-
licity of reference, this untrammeled free
dom of disquisition and debate. Even, if
We choose, gossip shall have harmless
hearing here; and something semi-business
like-like show talk and puferies may find q
place in this good company. Now and then
we descend to the level of news itself; and as
agreeable coloring and what more delicate
thinning can be imagined than that of a well
fashioned treatment of my neighbors' new
goods or my professional friends handsome
library or his turnout or his successful prac-
tice. The lines of beauty and grace are
everywhere, and the charm of comeliness and
the welcome form of harmony do abound and
are upon all sides of US. With regard to the
keepers and retailers of open secrets, to the
effect that Mr. R. NJ Daggett had received
the appointment to the SUPPLEMENTARY of the
Carson Mint, vice Crawford, rernoved:-We
took some pains to ascertain its authority,
and in our search fetched up against Dame
Rumor, as usual
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-01

STOCKS. - The tendency OF yesterday 5
market pointed upward, with frmnoss that
has not been notice tile for many moathes
There are many extravagant rumors ahoat
assigning reasons or causes for this welcome
rise, but they cannot be traced to any reliable
sources. The new developments in Con. Vir-
ginia was greeted with much satisfaction by
the many holders of bonanza securities; aud
the fact of this unexpected strike of rich
ore body on the 1750-foot level, sent Con.
Virginia stock into the thirties, figures that
this security has not reached since May last.
Overman closed very strong at S2S 90. There
is either some newly found merit in this
treacherous mine to warrant this firmness, or
the stock Is pooled, the latter most likely
being the case. Justicesmore than held her
own; figures on tho street, as well as on the
board, indicate that much confidence existed
among buyers and holders. The long talked
of development in that mine is hourly expec-
ted to be made Much of this stock is held
by people here, and an appreciation in its
value will have very desirable effect If
one half of the reports which are circulated
by individuals who are in position to know
something about the mines are true, boom
ing market can be seen ahead without the aid
OF Telescopes on the Otner AanQ, II uncover
ings of rich ore bodies are not soon made, we
would suggest to our friends to stand from
under.
Nor ONLY Honest, BUT OBLIGING-In our
issue of yesterday we related how Dir. Dague,
Conner of the Mint, came to lose his watch
under rather peculiar circumstances. The
watch was found by man, whose name we
could not learn, working about the railroad
track, in the vicinity where it was lost; and
upon finding the time,piece the lucky man
repaired to watch-makers for the purpose of
having a new crystal put in it, which was
very likely smashed when it fell out of the
owners pocket. The matchmaker knew the
watch, and after doing the work required of
him, proceeded to hunt up Mr.. Dague and
told him where he could recover his LANCE
After thanking his friend, Mr., Dague lost no |
time in seeking the whereabouts of the tenn
porary custodian of his time piece, whom he |
found shortly after starting out in his search. |
The man readily gave up Mr. Dague's prop |
erty and received half eagle in consideration |
for his kindness. The only motive the finder |
of the watch evidently had in having new
glass put i'll was actuated by his desire to save
the owner, should he make his appearance,
the trouble and annoyance of attending to the
business himself.
MINT COINAGE following Is the coin
age at the Carson Mint for the month of An
gust, 1877:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-01
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

DANCAKE COAL COMPANY.-LecatiOn
of principal plaoe Of business Carson City Nevada
Location of works. Pancake Mountain White Pine county,
NevadaNoce is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board of Trustees Of the Pancake Coal Company, corpo-
ration held the 14th day Of August A d. 1877,
sessment o g OF Fifty Cents per share levied upon
the capital stock of said Pancake Coal Company payable
Immediately in United States gold coin to the Secretary at
the office Vi the company with Trenmor Coffin, Carson
City, Nevada Said assessment to be paid before the
18th day OF September, 1877.
Any sockhoder making derault in payment Of said
ment above required, upon the shares held by him,
will be delinquent and said shares will be advertised for
sale at public auction and unless the required payment
made thereon before the 18th day OF October 1877
many OF such shares will be sold II O'Clock Of said
last named date will be necessary for the payment Of
the assessment all shares held By such shareholder
together with the costs Of advertisement and expenses Of
sale By order Of the Board Of Trustees. Dated at Office
x company, Carson Osy, Nevada August 18TH 1877.
svle1sw4w T. COFFIN, SECRETARY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-01
Or. |. j. CzAPKAYS
PRIvATe MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
2oe Kearny st, san Francisco,

ESTABLISHED IN 1854
For the Permanent Cure Of sIl Specfa and
Chrome Diseases, HlsO al Female
Complaints and Di-easss of the
Nervous system.