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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
DIED.

Stella J. Hall, only daughter of A. F.
and Emna Hall, who reside in Rich
township, Anderson county. Kansas.
Stella was born Jd9e 18Th, 1876, died,
August 9th, %8H, age. 2 years, 2
months and N3afs. In point Of mental
ability SIAls <Has an unusually smart
child. At 40 time Of her death she
could spszk the English language -
plsfnlyzs any grown person. Her dis.
position was kind and forgiving, always
more willing to forgive . wrong than to
avenge one. During her illness, which
only lasted one week, abe was very pa
tient, always showing perfect willingness
to take all medicines that were admin
istered. Although all the aid that med
ical science could afford was in immedi.
ate attendance her little life wore away
until at 10 o'clock on the evening of the
9th she breathed her last.
Stella, O Stella, o where are You now
For death hath closed on your fair little brow,
Soon will We meet you ON yonder bright shore
Sever, o never, to leave you any more.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
CALL FOR COUNTY GREENBAcK
CONVENTION.

There will he 3 mass convention of the
National Greenback party Of Allen
county, Kansas, at lola, on Saturday the
2lst day of September, 1878, at the court
house at one O'Clock Of said day The
object Of such convention will be, lst q
more complete organization Of the party
and the PRONUNCIATION Of the principles.
End. the nomination of Il full county
ticket for the November election. Die
tinguished advocates of it's cause have
been invited to he present and we expect
full representation of the people by the
people themselves. All friends of the
cause, without reference to past party
affiliations, who believe in the principles
of the National Greenback Party are
most cordially invited to meet with us
and participate in the deliberations of
the convention. The only credentials
which will be required will be faith in
the we'll known and now almost univer-
sally accepted political creed of the
party and loyal devotion to its cause
together with a fearless and outspokcn
advocacy of its claims upon the people
J. H. RICHARDS,
Chairman Central (om mittao
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
EXCESSIVE HEAT

And unwholesome diet at this season
of the year may speedily carry you to the
grave. Parker's Ginger Tonic, by its
corrective action OH the entire digestive
apparatus, will not only unfailingly cure
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera
Infantum, Collie, Cramps, Spasms, etc,
but will prevent those dangerous disor-
ders from attacking the system. 1t may
save your life, and should always be kept
in the house. This pleasant remedy is
unequalled for teething children or
nursing mothers. Possessing many ad-
ditional virtues of other valuable roots,
it is far superior to Essences of Ginger,
without their constituting effects, and
while more invigorating than liquors
never intoxicates, nor creates any desire
for stimulants. 1t cures Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, etc., enables
you to enjoy the fruits and vegetables Of
the season without fear, and gives COM
fort and ease after hearty meal. Buy
a $1.00 bottle OF your druggist, r. B.
Stevenson, lola Kansas, or sample
bottle at Is cts, and test its extraordi-
nary merita.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
TIcE FOR SEPTEMBER.

LIST to Sd, clear or fair; Sd to 7th, fb.-
rt., ending in clouding, threatening
weather, with heavy rains and severe
storms in places; 7th to 9th, r.b.ft.,
generally clear or fair; 9th to 18th, var.
liable, generally low barometer, with
high temperature preceding and accom-.
panying storms, except north Of storm
centres, which will occur about 10th,
l1th, 18th, 10th and 18th. There may
be storms on the Gulf OF South Atlantic
coast about 9th or 18th. Ifso, clear and
cool weather will prevail in the Nilsson
ri and Ohio valleys during the con.
tinuance of the storm; 18th to
10th, RIFT, clear and cool, probably
frosts north and west of the Ohio Goth
to 23d, fb.r., clouding and threatening
weather, with rain 23d to oath, r.b.ft.,
clear and cool; oath to 18th, fb.r.t.,
clouding and threatening weather, with
probably severe storms in places. Storms
on the Gulf coast liable to occur on 24tE,
25th to 26th, r.b.ft., clear and cool 26th
to 30th, fb.r.t., ending in clouding,
threatening weather and heavy storms in
places. The warmer days will occur
about 4th, 10th. 10th, 22d and 2Sth The
cooler days will occur about 9Th, 18th,
18th, 18th and 30th. Auroras, if any,
lst, 9th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 26th.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
REMEMBER THE FAIR.

Again We would urge upon our citi-
sens not 70 forget our fair. The pros
poets are good for glorious fair and one
that will Be . credit to the entire county.
Bring out your products Of every kind
and zee what We can do for one year.
Strangers from all over the east are now
in our midst and 70 them We want to
show our best features, 90 that when they
return homo they will b filed with
praise of our beautiful and magnificent
State and county.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
THE REACH OF HUMAN

BEYOND THE REACH OF HUMAN
Skill the power to restore the hair %
bald heads when the bulbs at the roots
are destroyed by age or disease; but
there are doubt1oss many persons becom.
ing bald, whose hair by careful attention
might be restored to its original luxur.
lance and beauty. Parker's Hair Bal.
sam is an elegant preparation, designed
to meet the public want for harmless,
hair dressing and restorative. Dandruf
and all humOrs from the scalp, and never
fails to restore gray or faded hair TO the
original color, and the soft, rich and
glossy appearance of youth BY its
occasional use falling Of the hair is
Immediately checked and luxuriant
and beautiful growth Of young hair in.
duced. The exquisite perfume and the
purity of its composition are highly ap-
preciated, and as it is not adye and does
not stain the skin or clothing, it is a
growing favorite Of the toilette table
everywhere. Buy q bottle from your
druggist, r. B. Stevenson, and test its
merits,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
MASS MEETING.

The great settlers pic mic at Hum
boldt next Thursday ~iil be grand at:
fair. Among the, speakers advertised to
be present arsHon. ~. Ingalls,, Hon.
P. B. Plumb Hon>D. C. Haskell, Hon.
Thomas Ban, Hon. Geo. R. Peck, Hon.
]. P. t/Johp; j. R Goodin, NJ. j. Salter
and Y B. Torbert. Hon. NJ. J. Salter
wlYdeliser the address of welcome. The
great question of public lands and other
important issues will be thoroughly dis
cussed. Let all those attend who can,
for it will be the great meeting of South
ern Kansas this year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
GENEVA ITEMS.


Hay making about done in this vi.
cinity.
Many cases of chills and fever are
reported but no sickness of . serious OF
fatal nature that we know of.
The Sabbath Schools of this place
are invited to q pic mic to be held on
next Friday in the woods near John
Blacks house. =
H. E. VanDeman starts for Manhat-
tan to-day where lie has been employed
a teacher of horticulture, botany &c. In
the Agricultural College.
Tho reason the Geneva Items
have not appeared is because of the alb
sence of Reporter"
The spectacle man" has made quite
. successful canvass of the dim eyed sages
Of Geneva.
Local notes scarce this week.
REPORTER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
A CARD.

We take this method of expressing
our thanks and heart felt gratitude to
the good people of lola for their kindness
and sympathy as manifested toward US
during the short illness and funeral rites
of our beloved little Walter. We will
try to repay you with the deep gratitude
of our hearts. and hold the memory of
the same most dear until the sorrows of
life are all ended, as such sympathy
should not be soon forgotten.
J. B. Young,
ALICE YOUNG.
lola. Sept. I'd, 1873.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

S-Eight basial diversities of kisses are
mentioned in the Scriptures: The kiss
of salutation, Sam. xx.4; Rehabilitation,
Ruth ii. 9; generalization, 2 Sam. xiv.
SO subjeetion.- Psalm ii. -; approba-
ton. Proverbs, ii. s; adorati6n, King,
XIX. Is; treachery, Matt. xiv. 49 aztec
ton, Gen. xiv. 10. There are some other
kinds of kisses which young landies
receive over gates O. moonlight nights,
which the scriptures do not mention
neither do the young ladies.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
NEW LAND AGENCY.

Parties having improved farms, wild
lands or town property for sale and wish
sales effected at best advantage will do
well to leave them with the undersigned.
Charges reasonable. No charges unless
sale is made. Office for the present
with Peter Bell, County Attorney. }
Call and leave description and terma
GHO. II. BELL.
lola, KANs., Aug. 2Sd, 1873.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
DO YOUR PART.

There is hardly . lady in the county
bat who can, with little expense and
trouble, contribute to the interest of the
fair. Dairy work. culinary products,
needle.work and thousand other thing,
are desired, and to the ladies must
b assigned the credit or discredit Of
making their part of the exhibition .
success or failure. There is no such
word - failure in this connection and
We confidently predict that our wives,
mothers and daughters will como out
in force. Ladies, do your part.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

All parties wishing to secure the ad.
vantage of the reduced rates on family
rights for DR.. ]. w. Davenport's patent
fruit preserving process, should make
application at once, as the reduced rates
will only stand for short time.
JOHN r. GRIFFITH, Agent.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
lob PRINTING.

We are prepared to fill promptly all
orders for Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Envelopes, Cards, State
ments, Programmes, Visiting Cards, H.
vitations, Circulars, Posters, Dodgers,
Attorneys Briefs, &C., in the neatest
styles and most reasonable prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

We have tried to get some informa'
ton from the secretary of the District
Fair in regard to the speed ring but the
Association having ordered secrecy in
this matter. We learned there had been
% entries but for what purpose mir.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
Chairman Central COMMITTEES

Entries are coming in very lively
at the secretary's Office for the approach
ing District Fair and we have been told
that nearly a. many are made now as the
total number last year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

The Kansas Manufacturing Compa-
ny, of Leavenworth are going to make a
large display Of wagons at the District
Fair.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
NOTICE

Joseph Pike has moved his sboe shol
one door south from Northrup's store
Hand made kip boots, IS; calf boots, 81
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

Mr.. A. W. Beck has put up standard
scales At the stock yard for the accom-
mediation of our stock men and shipper.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
WANTED

A girl to do housework. Inquire o
G. D. Ingersoll at this Office.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

We exhibit this ,Ueek
Ne,O Torchon L0ces, In
the late handsome pat
terms, at lou prices, La
dies please ask to see
them.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

Sunday morning.
w. II. MAKEANEY, Pastor.
MARSH AGUE CURE efFectually Grad
icatee all miasmatic diseases from the
system. It cures the worst cases of Ter,
tian or third day ogue. as well Is the
mildest forms of chills and fever, after
other remedies fail. Ask your druggist
for it. Price only so cents. For sale
by Jno. w Scott.
We have before u copy of Foote
4 Slie's singing book, entitled, stepping
Stone to Singing,"-published BY Kan
sas Publishing House, Topeka. This
work il intended for beginners, and is 90
arranged that any person, no matter how
ignorant of music, can readily under
stand It. Single copies are sent, mail
free, for 80 cents
-One of our exchanges very sensibly
suggesn that if our farmers would invest
moro money in cattle and les in farm
machinery they would make mors mon
sy. $500 invested in . reaper will be
used, on IN average, ton days in each
year, and the other sos working days
viii, - general thing, be thrown aside
In tie sun and rain to rot The work
done, - general thing, could b accom-
plished without it BY . very few days
extra labor, and the $500 if invested in
young cattle and the cattle properly
cared for, would soon bring IN annual
income Of much more than the original
investment.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

Mems Blue Mixed Half
Hose at 20 cents for t,Uo
pairs, selling ut other
stores for 25 cents pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
CITY SUITS md ASSESSMENTS.

Gideon Lee Knapp purchased a ferry fran
chlse to run from Fourteenthst +. T.. TO Greenpont
but no ferry-slip furnished him. In 1850 he SUED
the city for It's failure furnish slip Judge George
g. Barnard ierred the suit to John b. Haskin. Will
liam Fullerton appeared for the plaintiff, John X.
Hacket for the city The referee reported in favor OF
plaintiff for $4,000, in 1865. The plaintiff did not
however enter up judgment, but presented his claim 10
the Board OF Audit of 1867 which disallowed Il. AS
sstant CORPORATION Counsel, i. Henry Lacombe, OBJ
aucd Yesterday order to show cause why the whole
s should not be dismissed the ground that the sub
mIsson TO the Board of Audit was an abandonment OF
tine action while its present state u was continual
threat to enter a judgment for Sl49OOo with eleven
years interest. -
I'm Il proceeding by Louis T. Delahed 20 set aside an
on his property for paving the Boulevard,
the supreme Court General Term, sustalns the assess
meut The amount involved directly Is S3.ls9 hut the
whole amount Of the assessment involved III the same
Gue stios about $4,000 j. A. Bcall represented the
city IN this proceeding.
The supreme Court General Term has refused 10 grant
new trial in the suit OF Charles Guidct against tlc
civ which was decided in the city's favor
The Protestant Episcopal Public school appealed from
decisions That 1t must pay certain ASSESSMENTS In DOt
eases the supreme Court General Term, mas sustained
the assessments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
P4yrOMIHE or THE SLEEPING BEAUTY

On the evenings of April % and %, the
stage OF the Academy OF Music will he turned into
palace for the representation in pantomne of the fairy
legend which Tcnnyson tells In his poem The Sleeping
Beauty" The performance il TO be in aid Of the Mount
Vernon Endowment Fund and no pains viii he spared
by those who have il in charge to make II worth the pat
ronage of all who like to beautiful romance, bea
fully presented There will be four acts with taboaux.
The time Is the XVIII Century, and Ming IdiorOSo
and his Oneen the prince and princess, knights,
courcr and ladies Of hOnor herads, stewards, guards
and ras will move about the palace IN costumes OF the
time Of Elizabeth The wicked FAIRY BidckStiek and the
good fairy queen Iaia. who brings her wes 10 uaugt
with her attendant lays Will help 10 make the romance
sea Every one knows the story OF the sleeping beauty
whom the wicked aIy, arOnted at not being invited TO
the christening, cursed; how she escaped from me
tower and the protection OF the good fares how the
speli 81 sleep laid all the court, and how lovers
Kiss dissolved the SPELL aud IL Is not necessary to Tce
ii, The frat scene will represent the thi0ue-
room IN the kings palace and ne christening
feast; the second hall and the magic Tower
with tapestries banners, and armortl decorations me
third, the sleeping and the Pflncesss Douuoir ue
fourth river In faryland, which the fInee anu KIM
cess float away in nc SKIN while on the bank stand
the KlGg ana Queen and the courtitrs, vauy oSekons
he lovers to return Between the second ana third acs
Tennvsous poem will be rccitof ndmuslc from Men.
lessohu's Midsummer Nights Dream Will be played
throughout the performance. -, ,.. l.,
Mrs kmes Van Wart ID chairman OF the committee In
charge nd ali who desire further Information advice
costumes etc. should apply TO her at NO. 10Y
Fifth-aye, between the hours OF and IL An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
FRANKLIN NOT AN INFIDEL.

TO the Bdit0r Of The Trt6ane/
SIR: Your correspondent &C. w. r. is
much mistaken in concluding that Paine and Franklin
were both iuddels Of the school" Franklin was
Theoretical aud practical believer IN the religion Of
christ When Paine wrote to him, requesting his coo
alton in abolshiDg Christianity, he replied tina! he had
better let Christianity alone unless he could invent
something better lis place. Franklin was the friend
anu patron OF George Whte1sld and gives az The best
account We have OF that great revivst's cloquence
he was a. $50 the publisher OF two volumes OF his se0n'
He presented % Congregational Church IN FRANKLIN,
Mass a collection of books. While the Constitution Of
'es was framing, Franklin moved that. 1t be made
rule To- open the business OF the House with prayer, at
the same time aVOwng bis fdth In the Gospel aud It's
teaehingSas the power OF prayer. Again, look into
his letter crltcisng pamphlet ag inst Christianity III
which lie uses those wcllrememberod words: "lf men
50 wicked With religion, what would they be Without
lil" His cpitaph. composed by himself. is proof
th lac believed in the Christian doctrine OF the resur
rec,ion o. the dead. In the close OF Wecms' Lie
Of Franklin we have authentic account OF has death.
IN which be is described dying with his eyes fixed on
fsyoTite picture OF Clirisfs crucihxon Wecms was
contemporary Of the great philosopher was nj one time
lac pastor OF Washington himself, at Mount Vernon;
nd Franklin shows III what high esteem he held clergy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
DEP4RrCRES foE EUROPE TO-DAY.

Four steamers will sail with passengers for
Europe to-day-tho CITY OF Richmond, ot the lnman
Line and the Helvcta, oil the National Line, Tor Liver
pool; the Anchor Line steamer California, for Glasgow;
ana the North German Loyds steamer Mose, Tor ire-
men Following are tho saloon liSts:
FOR LIVERrOOT4-lp Sea'ashp C'ig Of R.eh@ond y
Ma ne Mia Alexander Gu.ld J. HurhaiL, MIS- BhfD.uk
William 5io,tc =. krollpfchcr Charl. bn,h :. ilir.,.
r. Ijanokt.e George DcN.er, T.. Alvarez y l-blacho
ltO-r L. A. IIrII,, J. 1syipr, - l4ah "llirl
a Ieg.u,o MI. Caldwell A. L. biSbc0 Charles hA%ht Il
knir,gs NJ Conzlcz G. r. Wlils, hndrOs harlll, o. IL
larlle ars fza Napni, Miss ko3i.a Nalpn Miss Rosa
Verg,r l. : Miller Mn. Miller Miss Daisy Miller. Master
80 10 -, H. i'1~ James u. Belgrave, Mrs Bcgrave
and child tirorgr Mnsha. - +. Quinn j. Hrslme Ernest
I.ayl ,,oJ ioEI Baird J. l. DuuiSe, Mrs Denkr T. ;.
Ir,urft Mts. Trench John Hamilton. a. McF watt b.
DuclOs. a., o.,,>..., u.u,.,,tn
Dutuan 81 g. iIose Captain Murphy. Henry Bell. NV j.
b. kngston. William g. trcnibath Miss Margaret Mlief
Julns I,rle.e1g lioDoIt y. Kirk. Thomas AcCleiiind
/ anne, MrtlrlIud. f. G.. Mitchell David Iatt,
FOR HiiEMEN-ld HisfDisbfp Mofet-ferdinand kuehh'
Ptr F,1cLce. Joseph NcNulty. Douglass = gutierrez
Nurcs' Ehh,ertng Goitrb Cramcr Miss Bertha Mai -
hrt. ind ,glfs R0boTt Ebhardt Theodore Halkhecht ~
Ibafls julius Week. 81 nscntha. Ernst Miirt' Siss
hrt"f o. iahs sac l,Y1i Alss flOia -
E,srcI. T.. Williams. u. N0eAeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
YALE COLLEGE NOTES.

TIE JUNIOR EXHIBITION sPEAKERS-EDIIoRs FOR
NEXT YEAR The COMING OF MOODY AND
sANREY.
NEw-HAvEN, March THE speakers for
thenex Junior Exhibition, which will take place on the
lin OF April, announced yesterday. All members
of class having appointments high rs first dispute,
were required TO write and the writer's OF the best
essays were chosen the speakers for the exhibition
They and their subjects follows: % Chan Lung,
Hen shang, China, " The Educational Element IN Chi
nese Civilization !. t2) George F. Foster Grand Rapids,
Mich. Victor Hugo" @ samuel +. Poster, New
Albany, n ~" IIeheicn;' % Louis y. syle, Yeddo,
vile. Conn., " The Balance of Power o. James W.
Eaton, The Popc and the Revolution OF 49,; l9l Amos
L. Uatheway, Wiilimantic, Conn, " Milton as Repub
lean :" lO) Ambrose Tighe Brooklyn n Y ," Dante"
or the above, lour-Burpee Green, Hathaway and
TIghe-arc members Of the Lent Board
The editors OF the papers have just been announced
and in general the selection pronounced good
For the senior editors The Courant has chosen the fol-
lowing Pouney Bgelow. Highland Falls. y. Y; Elisha
b. Joyce, New-York City; Otis H. Waldo, Milwaukee,
Wis The Record editors James W. Eaton. Albany,
" Y; Lewis A. Platt, Waterbury, Conn; Henry J. Ten
Tvc, Albany: Thomas T. ROcliOrt. NewlIayen; Junior
Editor Norris q Osborn, NewIaven; Senior Scientific
G.. f. H. Barilct. Buhalo y. Y. The nitarory supper
win take place In few weeks and the new editors VIII
begin their duties at the opening Of next term.
Tickets we're distributed to-day to those members OF
college who consented to sing in the choir at the revival
meetings Of Moody and Sankey. large number of stu
dents Will become members OF the choir, which viii III
clude about 200 persons Each ticket-hoder agrees 10
intend at least three meetings week. that large
choir IA assured The Tabernacle H. rapidly approaching
completion. and though hastily erected will be very
oredtab,e building. 10 will be well heated and well
lighted with seating capacity OF about O,OoO-0ne-
tenth Of the whole city-beSides various committee
rooms The Christian people OF New Haven arc takihg
M the matter very heartily. and unoD meetings are
daily hcld al the Third Church, IN anticipation OF the
canning of the cvangelists. The Tabernacle Will be
nnc1nn ahn The 27in OF tnis mnnth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
New. York, March .. 1873.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
AN INSIDE VIEW OF HOW THE ADMINISTRATORS Is
RFORGANIZISG TIE SERVICE.

RFOHGANIIISG TIE SERVICE.
TO the Fditor Of The TribuHe.
SIR: / will suggest what ought TO be vig0r-
ousy presented In the independent aud honest PreSsa
protest against dishonest and hypOcritcal rreexts for
ace-lnng in the and IN defiance Ut tnc spirit 81
Civil Service Reform" In my entire experience III
Civil Service never have 20 much Of This under
tbe present Administration. There il more intrigue
plotting. more credence given to false and mali
cious gossip, than ! have ever before known.
DISCHARGES without reason and without hearing
are frequent. InsnuatiOns, when proof Is ASKED are
abandoned aud the outgoing public servant, even lie
be crippled Union soldier ia told that his place Is
wanted promised filed that he has occupied 1t long
enough and should have been discharged before. And
there are in which these places thus filed
filed with disrepuiable appOinees, Migrants, dssolute
and dishonest. One discharged because lac or she las
been prudent adding little To small possessions prev
ously acquired. give place 10 one more destitute
Another perhaps the best clerk IN division or bureau
IL suspended because he she has third-cOnsin or
some relative by marriage among the thousands IN the
same department Pretexts sought In score OF
forms none Of which common "a "reOrganzst
ton When small device OF the devil * available
then comes in the specious and unanswerabe plea OF
CONTAMINATION. Yours X.
Washington. ID. e.. March 4, 1873