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THOUGHTFUL THOUGHTS.

The pleasures of this world are deceit
ful: they promise more than they give.
They trouble us IN seeking them. they do
not satisfy us when possessing them, and
they make Us despair IN loosing them.
lie who says education says governs
msnt; 10 teach u 10 reign; the human
brain Is n snrt of terrible WAX that takes
the stump Of good or evil. according 10
whether an ideal touches IL or claw
seizes Il.
0falI the love ON earth the one most like
the divine love Is that of tile good mother
30 unselfisll, unforge tiing, wstchful, con-
si,lerale. free frum jealousy, aud desiring
the good Of her children Ear more than her
own happiness.
The human heart is like a mlll-stone in
mill; when you put wheat under IL. Il
turns and grinds. aud bruises lie wheat
inlo iinur; II you put no wheat Into Il, II
still grlnds on, hut then tits itself !. grinds,
aud II slowly wrarys away.
The mls4r ioIlsfo for riches, the hero for
fanie, the scholar ihat his name aiay he
known iocnming ages. How much higher
and nuhlsr ihe aim of the Christian who
J. living for eternity--loiling fora crown
of everlasting life!
The man who lives right. and Is right,
has more power IN his silence tlinu
anuIl,er has by his wuris. Character Is
like bells which ring nut sweet music, aud
which. when toutched accidentally even,
res0und with sweet music
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An exchange sayr: We are 10 rscsip,
of two poems. one % The Thrccing Btain.
and sno,hcr on Z Bleeding Heart W.
will wait until We receive me ~ the .Sto-
muot Ache. and publish al three tOsclh.
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ham all the year roand:
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All The rest have thirty.one.
Whhout . single glcsm Of sun;
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They'd be jull aud dirty ivv.'
TIE Baltimore G,czet,e says. Grst class
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-04
HOME INTERESTS.

PEACH COBBLER.-Make q rich bis
cult crust; put it, rolled thick, around
the dish; put in layer of peaches, then
butter and sugar, and very little -four,
then peaches, and SO on till the dish is
full; cover with q thick crust, cut slit
in the center, and pour in boiling water
till full; bake in moderate oven.
HAM OMELET.-Beat eggs till quite
featherly, then add large spoonfuls of
finely minced ham; butter the frying
pan well, and pour all in; when well
set, roll up all like a jelly-roll, and serve
Immediately. A steady and moderate
fire is always necessary to make a nice
omelet. = 49, a-e rsssFt.rz.
g WELSH RAREBrr.ACut some new,
rich cheese in thin slices; melt in sauce
pan with little beer or ale; stir until
thoroughly melted; have bread ready
toasted, and pour over the cheese on flat
plate. Add mustard and pepper ac-
cOrding to taste with mushroom catsup
plentifully. Should be eaten immedi-
ately, otherwise it is apt to become
tough and indigcstible.
APPLE-sNOw.-Take dozen apples,
boil them over slow fire until they are
soft; then remove the skins and cores
beat the apples well with a wooden
spoon until they become frothy; strain
through sieve; then beat the whites of
IL eggs until you can turn the dish up
side down and not spill out; add pound
of sifted refined sugar; mix it with the
apples; then beat all together until it
looks like snow; place it on cake dish,
build it up as high as possible, place
sponge cake or lady fingers around the
sides like "charlotte russo" 15s5
RICH CoFFEE CAKE.-2 cupfuls of
butter, 8 of sugar, l of molasses, l of
very strong coffee, 1 of cream or rich
milk. the yelks of 8 eggs, pound each
of raisins and currants, 1 pound of cit
ron, the same Of, figs, and 5 cupfuls of
Drowned -four after It Is sifted. Put the
-four in the oven, and watch it well to
keep from burning until it is o nice
brown. When cold, sift with it 8 tea
spoonfuls Of baking powder and q little
salt; cut the figs IN q long strips as you
can; dredge al the fruit with -four; beat
the cake up well, and bake in mOder-
ate oven from 4 to 8 hours,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-04

ment Of simmons Liver Regulator, which
appears In the PAPER Of to-day. This standard
remedy. the only genuine Of which b manu-.
featured by J.. 81. Zeilin d Co., and Of which
they are the sole propriet0rs, does not deserve
to Be CHASED With the many "patent" nos
trums 20 literally advertised throughout The
country. It Is one Of the very best prepare
ular practitioner Of medicine. It Has large
sale In this city, and can be found In al our
drug stores. A bottle or package should be
found in every family, - It. 1udlcious uee b
almost certain to prevent bilious attack, II
taken when the symptoms nrst sAow them
selyes. ~
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the most hsttering encouragement.
Really, we don't see how you could ask
for more. You can't expect the girl to
throw herself at your head. It is as
plain as pikestaif that she is ready
to consider proposals, and
that she is open to conviction.
The thing for you to do now is
to get on the right side of the old folks.
As we look at it, they have the deciding
voice. A strategic lover never neglects
the parents Oftentimes you would
think from his manner that he was
SQUIRTING the mother instead of the
daughter, SO assiduous is he in his at
tentions to her whom he one day hopes
to call by the endearing name of moth
er-in-law. See to it, too, that the old
gentleman forms favorable opinion of
you, by reason of the sobriety of your
behavior, your strict attention to bust
ness, your sound views ON politics and
your correct knowledge of affairs Stu
dious reading of the San will be great
help to you in this direction, and furnish
you no end of proper themes for dis
cussion with the paternal guardian of
the object of your affections. Take it
all in all, provided you are a young
man of good character, we think the
chances of your having speedy occasion
to buy an engagement ring are all in
your favor.
We append a brief answer to an in
quiry from a New Haven girl. 1t is this:
SIR-The excellent sense you display in
your advice to correspondents encourages
me to address you. am damsel of 10 at
tached to an estimable bachelor, who regards
me with . merely paternal affection. In the
meantime / have lover of more suitable
age, approved by my mother. Please mark
out the exact line Of conduct for me.
- h DOROTHY HOPE.
How is it? Do you love the old bach
elor or the young fellow? Would you
be satisfied with merely paternal affec-
ton when you could get that of lover!
Moreover, your mothers approval of
the youth ought to count a great deal.
If he is all right, and you love him and
he loves you, tell the old bachelor that
you require something more than mere
paternal affection in husband, that you
can get that from your father, and do
not wish it from him.
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The House Where Gen. Grant Lived
Before tho War.


c.1:.: us SoLosponue tuN Ao
Clncnna.l u1Seue gives Ine iolioWing
oooun' u 'ne ioi 'io' noiiio VI "on
Tho ,...,..
ING 'g,eg!aPh iaCely salu on S n9rning
tn az ex-Iresiaent Grant nao uined WIN I
Mug anu queen III oeiglun 'nat tne
s!ea' A.nellcah MenI uoMn W uinleI
VIII WIN queen upon ms a[h' anu tnat
n NJ! ura wy, Ieaneo upon Inc arm Vi
nimS' ihey waHeu .nroush grInu
mans, anu ate y! snttering Doaru. Inc
account was s'rihihS' anu VIII ho1 Suher
now Dy a contrast' showing wnat man
may 10 anu become IN a feP1ohc where
changes are masicai. Inc 1azette cor
respondent READ the Geographic account
anu theh went OUT anu so0Ppeu rhtn
street car on the me wnIch runs norm
ana soutn throughout ot. LOUIS. ne
RODE south Two or three mics, ana got
on az barton otreet, In modest nelgh,
borhood devoted to small shops and
residences. ne entered grocery store
ana asked the BOY II ne had never neard
CT mousse near tnere somewhere tnat
Ten: Grant ha9 nved IN DeIore the war.
course do' saia tne Doy. us
a yaiier mouse atween TWO ols uns' TWO
docks up street.. ..L-
Inc place was VISITED. mere was
tiny wooden structure yet remaining IN
the improved neiSnborhood. IL stood
between Two pr1cK pniidings' ana seem.
ed at nrst glance ike an clubhouse OF
some KIND attached TO one OF them. IL
was single story with a sort OF attic
ABOVE, ana contalned Just Two rooms ,n
tnoogh a lean-to had Deen added. Inc
6lmlnutlve STRUCTURE, WIN It's one WIN
DOW, nad Deen orig1naily yeiiow' out
the paint was ABOUT worn away Dy the
storms OF years. Inc man 1ody was
ciaPD0arded' me lean,to maze OF up
r1snt D0arus; Oid WOODEN steps witnout
any raining led down 10 tne streeI On
,r9nt' anu stePs equa,ly uhtrestworIny
leu ihIo ING small yar9 ~ Ine sue: ms
yard was enIered, anu group OF Gnu,
dren 1oun1 tnere-hot oVerciean ana
neat, put an heaiIny anu merry. ane
quest C girl, ahswe.eu ques'lons reauny.
one said tnat ner Iatn IH was carpenter,
anu ms haiI,e was "g,cAeI' anu !nas
.ney Knew 'lat .ne IIesloent hved
sneLe once. ne vlsl.or was Mlcwea 70
,ook al9a an - Da.se.ien. appeared 70
oe USED Ior uihIng purposes. In the
TWO rooms aoo'e Ihe Space seemed
.n,eny ueso.ee 10 oeus: WIN fanny
III an aSUoe Vi s9cn . slze''n SS case could
s no. ~s,t le t H.ae t;ts ne nean;.o
SELL. NJ ~ NC .ne tl'cneh - may ~,
I teles. WIS. S ara 10 Know tnat tne
5ousoaeePihs ulu not appear 10 oe con
uu ovJ.a UPON snd the men sns;
p pr, s,en anu !; .hlnIy ySang wne,oouDs
,e:s sivlieu ~ tne sPotlessness VI every
- ng. I nn" .hos so Two si M.a looms
- noI Ano WI wIe'nsl , Mrs. ulant KEPT
Saruen' pus Il sl.e uiu, ~ Is " " n"Peu
sna. sne iiaG ovs.el lol'ane WIN ner
rn v, pl,s 1S ' ha inc Rresen. occu-
! Ian's Vi ner oiu nvme; ine vines IN
oae ya,u were no. 'lslving, anu .ne SIN.
"a IA .9 ~ ~ s ~ t snu Us ss way On .ne
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-04

KM6AfcsD's OswBeo CoRH SHARcH, for
purity, strength and delicacy, hes no equal
Physicians recommend 1t - yc4y nutritious
for infants and fnvnlids.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-04
Qpuaslaan.

In the notice, week or two ago, ofthe offer
Of the National Silver Plating Co., an error oc-
CURED in the address, which should have been
2O4, as It appeared. The liberal offer still
holds good. Parties ordering goods will
please take notice Of this correction.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-04
n00l ma a q for Physicians. How 10
u get them. Send stamp to E.
Ouu 6VuvubtV E. LlAvIrTK. Cincinnati.O.
Sale & Exchange Bureau
FOR FARMS.

blank.
Any wishing TO buy send. full particulars Of whit
b wanled.
FOR SSLE-Thc finest Farm IN llliros Cost over
f0o.0t: sell for e7s0 900. In iroIuois County. Want
offer. Would consider part exchange.
. FOR SALE-Great Bargains-Farms with fine grow.
Ing crops:
Delaware County, Iowa, l6O screr E,am
jefferson County. Kansas l6J acres EiOU.
Union County. iii o.s. 10 acres. S2j0
And 5p other Choice Farms. cheap.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-04

The most delicious, light, white and whole.
some biscuits, rolls, mullins, wsfles, corn
bread, cake, ETC., are possible to every table
by using the celebrated DooL.Y's YBAsF
PowDER- II b absolutely pure, and will go
much further In use than other kinds Of baking
powder. It il impossible TO fail with 1t in
baking. Ask your grocer for 1t, and do not
be put of with any other.
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E p. Ho1CHKIsS & CO.,
142 LaSalle Street. Chicago. III.

II you feel dull, droWsy, debiitated have frequent
headache mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated you suffering fran torpid liver, or
.bilousness." and nothing will cure You % speedily
and permanently as TO take SIMMONS LIVER RseU.
TOR or MEDICINE. 90.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-04
JACKSON'S BEST

SWEET NAvYCHEWING TOBACCO was
awarded the highest prize at CENTEN NAL Ex-
position for Its dne chewing qualities the excellence
and lasting character Of It's and nsvoruG
your for this and that each plug bear
blue strip trade marx with words Jacks0n,1 Best
on It. Sold by all 1obbers Send for sample to C, A.
JACKSON q CO.. Manufacturers. Petersburg. Va.
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NATURES RE1EbZ>
YEGEflNn
1nf caEAr Bloop huMnca,
GOOD FOB THE CHILDREN.

BOSTON HoMK, II Tyler street,
Boston, April. l671 !
4. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir We feel that the children In our Home
have been greatly benefited BY the VEGETINE you
have 50 kindly given us from time to time, especially
those troubled with the Scr0ful8.
With respect Mrs. N. WORMELL. Marion.
VRcETlNR N aol 3 ~ Al nRuoolaFa,
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In about the same length Of time l receiv-
ed the following reply:

MR.. -: take tie earliest opportunity
of acknowledging the receipt of your letter
of the Sth inst and the obligations feel to
half. There are many points besides mere
personal regard to be considered; these i
must refer to the superior knowledge of my
parents, and If the result of these inquiries is
such as my presentiments suggest have no
doubt my happiness will be attended to by n
permission to decide for myself. hope If my
parents should see cause to decline the pro-
posed favor Of your alliance It will not produce
such a disuniOn between Us as to deprive
of friendship. Respectfully,
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kind favor-were impropers Secondly.
Don't you think that It was improper for me
to ask the questions to visit and correspond
both at the same timer Thirdly. Don't you
think that have encouragement?
We fail to see any thing Objectionable
in this amatory correspondence. On
both sides it is marked by dignity and
reserve, and has a certain business-like
character which cOmmends them to
q practical mind. We should say from
reading it that our correspondent would
at least make a discreet lover, and the
lady a sweetheart who would not en-
gage in the rhapsodies of love, but would
conduct herself under an engagement
with the requisite propriety. There is
great self-controi, about her letter, and
It goes to the point SO directly and prac-
cally that we Judge her to be common
sense girl whose idea of courtship is re-
moved from the romantic folly Of many
of her sex. She does not vince, there
is no coquetry about her
words, she is evidently collect
ed in spirit, and she has studied
as models the most formal, commercial
correspondence. Her resolution to obey
the decision of her parents in the matter,
after they have made proper inquiries
regarding the character of the young
man, is sound and commemorate. She
rightly speaks of their superior knowl-
edge, and her obligation to defer to it,
expresses the wish that the investigation
will result favorably to her sutton, and
that, if it does not, she and he may
know each other as friends, if not by
dearer name-though she doesn't put it
exactly in that way. Nothing could be
moe exemplary, no conduct on the part
of girl under the circumstances more
praisewOrthy, and no better evidence
could be furnished that she is dutiful
daughter, and would be q desirable
partner for young man who could adj
dress her in such language as that used
by our enamored correspondent. She is
all right; now for him and his ques-
tons. $3.50 -s.l 5..1.. .-..-..
First. There is nothing improper
about the words "kind favor" They
are entirely suitable, and rightly &C
knowledged that in giving him permits
sion to write to her she granted him. a
great privilege, and in doing so exhibit
ed the kindness Of her heart. II. she
had been cruel girl; II he had not
made good impression ON her; II she
had been entirely Indifferent to him,
would she have suffered him to open the |
correspondencef Secondly. No; you
did right in asking ct the same time |
both to visit her and to correspond with |
her. In these cases when you get the |
opportunity yoa mcst improve Il, else
you may never have another chance.
You see it worked well. Why, then,
question the propriety Of the proceed |
ings Thirdly. We think you lave had !
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RichmOnd, Va. One q The beo1ng vlrxInIs Bch0010,
All the appointments good. eoaGuo opens Sept ~
Addrs0 JOIN HA03. y. ~ rfeNeeak
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The town looks like some lost thing, away up
there among the weird cliffs, though It has
reached it only q week before our arrival,
however, and it yet bore all the traits Of the
simon pure frontier mining and stage coach
rendezvous; Its baths are the best, perhaps,
In the world, and to go there without trying
them Is to deny yourself q supreme luxury.
People do go there Kinds of people,
who never SO much as wash their feet in those
marvellous waters. The manager of one of
the bath houses, evidently taking us for a
party of European capitalists about to buy
the country. said sneeringiy, {" An excursion
week, and shoot me if there weren't Just three
of 'em took baths" Then, with look of Mt
ter contempt, he added: "Editors-and
do believe"
On all sides about Idaho are mining shafts,
and sluice. boxes, picks and shovels, piles of
ore, and all the queer appurtenances of gold
nua nun " evenings, we were told, as many
to the village out of the scanned and SCARED
mountains, after their mail and to lay in
their little stores Of provisions. encounter.
ed one of them that afternoon, a brOnzed and
much bearded fellow in long boots and q
flannel shirt, who had sauntered into town
after "something to cure snake bite" and in
the haf-hOur talked with him he told me
more about the geology of the region than is
to be found in all the books, and set the min
ing business before me I'm any but glittering
he informed me, from one to three dollars
day, and board-just about the average wages
of labOrers and mechanics "back in the
States" as they still say out there. A ton of
the gold bearing Quartz Is worth only fifty to
two hundred dollars; and It costs half, and
sometimes two thirds, of It to get It out and
crush it. 1t takes money to make money
e carried on By companies, and the men work
for EN- BY the day. A fellow can't do much
on his own hook. tell you. Once in while
strikes q big thing, but it's power
n mr. NJ S<uvr,