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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

CONFECTIONERY lcrNo.-Beat the
whites Of two eggs with. eight large
spoonfuis Of white sugar, place In small
can and cook over the boiling tea-kettle
for i've minutes, stirring constantly
spread il on the cake with knife and a.
quickly as possible as it hardens imme-
distely.
FarED CAKEs.-One teaspoopfulcream,
one eER. beat up; . teasPcsnfal Of salt
md aae Of soda. dissolved in q little
warn water; ssGscieat Sour TO make ID
roll we'll; Gu: 10 pieces three inches loag
ssj tso inches wids. and fry in hot lara
Pm CKrsr.-0ne s-aczpfsi II wsser.
GO ~ lard. . s<a-vsnsfsi of salt ssd .
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

WORKING BurrER.-Do not work too
much or too fast. Work slowly until
all the salt is thoroughly and evenly alb
sorbed. Otherwise the butter will not be
of uniform color. Working it too fast
will destroy the grain, and the butter
becomes salvy and lard-like in its texture.
Let it stand or put it away in the tray
for twenty"four hours. Then work it
enough to remove all the buttermilk or
surplus brine, so that the butter may be-
come dry or like piece Of cheese. Mold
into rolls, and Get these away for twenty
four hours or until they become hard end
arm. Tho cloth should now be put on,
so as to cover one end, while the other
is left open Tor the stamp, The cloth
should be cut in pieces Of exact size and
dipped in brine, and the butter rolled
when the cloth is dripping wet. Butter
should never come in contact with the
bare hand. When in bulk it can be easily
handled with ladle and fiat paddle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13
"Never Marry q Man Who Drinks.

The writer who said that, said all in a
few words. 1t is amotto that every girl
might have written upon the wall of the
peaceful little chamber where she dreams
her maiden dreams, and often makes up
her mind to marry the "dear, good fell
low" whose only fault is taking q glass
too much now and then, and reform him
after marriage.
1t is all the more necessary that it
sheuld be written there, because the men
who "drink" are by no means the worst
men in the world. We know that gen.
erous, warm-hearted men, men of intel
lect and men of power, have found the
temptation tho hard to Withstand, and that
many man, otherwise contemplate and
wicked, has never had "a glass too much"
in his life; although It is also true that,
under the influence Of liquor, men have
done deeds the very thought of which
would have sickened their sober, souls.
If only all men who drink we're despic-
able in all other respects, there would be
little need of the warning; but, as it is,
let every girl remember il, let every
mother whisper it. Whatever his charms
or his natural virtues may be, no woman
can be happy with drunkard. And he
who will not give up drink for his sweet
heart's sake will never give it up to please
his wife.
If anything can check man In his
career Of dissipation, it will be the dread
of losing the girl he loves. Say, "You
shall never have me unless you forsake
the bettle," and you may conquer him.
Failing in that, all your wifely tears
would fail also. Don't marry him. Bet
ter weep over your dead hopes, and go
single to your grave, than suffer what a
drunkard makes his wife suffer. Never
marry man who drinks.--Aary Kyle
Dallas, in N. r. Ledger.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

The contents of Lippincott's Magazine
for September are of light character,
suitable for the season, but include sew
eral papers of more than usual pungency
and interest. The illustrated articles
are an account of a visit to the desert of
Sahara, by a lady, and a description of
Kashmir, by Edward G. Bruce. Per
sOnal sketches of some French Littera-
teurs," by Arthur Venner, will attract
much notice by details respecting the
lives and habits of Tame, About, the
younger Dumas, and other celebrities
with whom the writer has come in con-
tact. Mary Dean has a graphic and
amusing rural sketch, entitled "The boy
on a Hill Farm :" naval officer gives an
account of "a Day at Tantah," the scene
of the Egyptian annual fair; and d. c.
Macdonald relates the experiences of an
English teacher in the United States
Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis contributes
short story. "His Great Deed" charac-
terized by her well>known powers of
delineation and insight A story by
Sherwood Bonner, &C. g.; or, "Lilly's
Earrings" is sparkling and vivacious;
and Miss Olney's new serial, Through
Winding Ways" grows in interest, and
seems likely to take firm hold Of the
minds of many readers. Short papers,
and poems BY Mrs. Moulton and John B.
Tabb. are included in this entertaining
number.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
WHAT IS THOUGHT Of 1T.

The Neodesha Free Press Qnd) has
the following notice of the Republican
Safe ticket:
The ticket put ia nomination by the
Republican State Convention at Topeka,
to-day, is without doubt one of the best
ever presented to the suffrages of the
people of the State. The head of the
ticket, Hon. John P. St. John, is as good
a man IS there can be scared up in the
State. Hon. L. U. Humphrey, the nom.
inee for Lieutenant. Governor, the pres
ent incumbent, is q man that ranks
above the average Kansas politician.
Hon. James Smith, the man who is to
make the race for Secretary of the State,
is unknown to us. but is spoken of by
the state papers as being a man Of rare
ability. Of the nominees for Chief Jus.
.tice, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney Gen.
eral, and Superintendent it is unneces-
sary for anything to be said. They are
all serving now in the respective posi-
tions to which they have been renomi-
mated. Their official records are we'll
known to the people of the State, as No.
l in every respect. Taking everything
into consideration, the ticket is as good
q one as could have been nominated, and
will undoubted receive the full party
vote
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
rBEDxxocRAfs AND ras aREEyBack.

A recent document issued by the
Republican Congressional COMMITTEES
shus shows up the record Of the Demo.
erass On the gseenback question:
When the bill providing for contrsc.
ton in Tie volume of greenbacks Wa
| pending IN the Thirty-ninth Congress it
was supported by nearly the unanimous
strength Of the Democratic party. Under
that act, it will be remembered, the Sec
rotary contracted the greenbacks ~.
100000. The act passed the House
March 2S, 1866, by vote of 8S yeas to
So nays. There were twenty nine Dem
ocrats in the House, and every one of
them, with one exception, voted for the
bill, while fifty-two Republicans voted
against it.
On the 4th Of February, 1868, q bill to
prevent further contraction passed the
House. The bill declared ''That from
and after the passage of this act the au-
shortly of the Secretary of the Treasury
to make any reduction of the currency,
by retiring or cancelling United States
notes, shall be, and is hereby, suspended"
The bill passed by q vote Of 127 yeas to
50 nays, l0S of the yeas being Repub-
licans
During the last Congress the Senate
passed the following:
Be enacted, ETC., That from and after the pxss-
age Of this act United States Noes shall be re-
ceivable the same coin in payment for the |
four per cent. bonds now authorized by law to |
he issued: and on and after October I, 1873 said
notes shall be receivable for duties on imports
Coming to the House, Mr.. Fort, of H.
linois. moved to suspend the rules aud
pass the bill. The Democratic House
ninety seven Democrats voting
against it. A two thirds vote was nee.
essary to suspend the rule.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
THE REPUBLICAN SrAE TICKET.

The candidate for Governor, Col. J.
p. st. John, is q resident of Olathe,
johnson county, and by profession q
lawyer. He has never dabbled great.
deal in politics, but was elected to the
State Senate from that county. He was
also candidate before the State conven-
lion for Governor two years ago and dur.
isg the same fall made a very brilliant
canvass of the Second District As a
public speaker he has but few equals.
In his private life his character is be
yond rsproach, and in his own town aud
county he is very popular. Altogether
jAe il a standard bearer of which any party
might be proud, and one who will lead his
ticket wherever he is known.
The other nominees, with the excep-
tion of Secretary of State, are the old
incumbents, and are too we'll known TO
need any special praise at our hands
Their denomination is u just and proper
reward for their past faithful service,
and was we'll merited.
The candidate for Secretary of State
is q resident Of Marshall county, and an
entire stranger to US, but is said to lie a
.eompeteut man and well qualified for
the position:
On the whole the ticket is one of the
best the State has known, and we have
NO doubt Of its election by the usual
majority.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
ST. NICHOLAS FOR SEPTEMBER.

The current number Of st. Nich0la.
is pervaded with the spirit of the season.
and the delights and doings Of Septem'
Der days are well represented in its pages.
Near the beginning is an interesting
short article on Misunderstanding" with
Il fine picture showing a feet of mackerel.
boats my st. George" is strong, ex-
citing story Of the sea, admirably illus.
trated by Alfred Kappes; and we catch
pleasant glimpse Of the beach in WAL
ter Satterlee's picture by the Sad Sea
Waves" There is, also. good story by
Emily H Leland, entitled, "How Lily
toes was Caught il Shower" with q
capital picture by Jessie Curtis; and q
series Of very funny cuts, called "How
He Caught Him." representing a queer
fisherman's difficulties with his "catch."
Other good outdoor pictures are scat
tered through the number, and the
installment of Miss AlcOtt's serial, "Un-
der the Lilacs," contains a large and
beautiful brook-scene by Thomas Moran.
Several well-known writers aid in fur
nishing the other contents. The number
opens with an exquisite little poem by
SOho 4hoAsVhS VuttstCN
Susan Coolidge has an excellent story,
"The Fox and the Turkeys" illustrated
with a picture from Gustave Dore !;
Thomas Dunn English contributes q long
fairy tale, with two striking pictures by
E. B. Bensell and c. P. Cranch, Samuel
Dufield, and Mary E. Bradley, have
each q fine illustrated poem. Still
another feature is paper by Prof w.
K. Brooks, entitled, Chow Birds Fly"
The article explains simply and clearly
the process of flight, the adaptation of
the birds wing, etc and with its illus
trations form q novel and instructive
paper for the boys and girls.
Many good items Of information and
are crowded into the depart
ments at the close, and in the Letter Box
there is a capital short article which calls
the children's attention TO Mr.. Bryant's
poetry. and points out in the collection
q large number of beautiful poems which
the majority of young folks are fully
able to understand and enjoy.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
NATIONAL REPOSITORY.

The September number of the Nationa
Repository has for its first article an il
Illustrated sketch of 'Stoke POgis" and
the country church yard, the subject OF
Gray's Elegy. This is followed by a
notice of Elizabeth of Hungary" from
the pen of Mary A. Lathbury, with one
illustration. Mrs. Elizabeth s. Martin
gives the last two of the ''Three Eras in
Woman's Life" or Carlotta as empress
and widow w. II. Larrabee contrib
utes an account of Bulgaria and its
People" Harrington Putnam writes an
entertaining description of "Fables and
Fabulists;" DR.. Wise treats of Dickens
Child Characters :" Mrs. Dickinson con-
tinues her story, "Among the Thorns :"
and the editor furnishes his usual mis-
cellany" of brief, readable and suggestive
paragraphs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

A delegate convention Of the Republican party
Of Allen county will be held at lola on Saturday
the l4th day Of September, 1873, at O'Clock p.
N. for the purpose Of nominating candidates fol-
the following Offices, vIs: CLERK Of the District
Court, Probate Judge, Superintendent Of Public
Instruction And County Attorney. Also for
nominating candidates. for Representatives for
the 59d and SD districts.
The number Of delegates from the different
townships to the Convention viii be Is follows:
Geneva 4, Deer Greek 4, Usage 9, Marmaton l..
lola 10, Elm 2, Elsmore 8, Humboldt 10, Salem
2. Cottage Grove4.
1t is recommended that the primary meetings
for the election Of delegates the different town
ships be held on Wednesday, the llth day of Sep
TENDER, at O'Clock P. M, in all the precincts
except the townships of Humboldt and lola, at
which places the Committee recommend that
they nset ut P. NJ. 1t is also recommended
that the Representative Conventions meet direct
ly after the adjournment of the County Conven-
ton for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
Representative for the Sad and SD districts
By order Of Committee
wv. DELAPLAIN, Charm pro fem.
Il. B. STEVENSON, Sec'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR CoNuRESs

Tho Democratic Congressional Con
sentiou for the Second District met nj
Wyandotte last Tuesday aud nominated
Chas. w. Blair, of Fl. Scott. Mr.. Blair
ia one Of the best known and probably
the ablest Democrat in the district. He
is one of the finest speakers in the State
and has also held many positions of hon.
or and trust in his party. He has sev-
eral times been delegate TO national
conventions, and was q candidate for
Congress against Sidney Clark but vas
beaten. He has an honorable war rec.
ord and was Lietensnt Colonel of the
Second Kansas infantry and Colonel Of
the 18th regiment of Kansas volunteers.
At pzssspt he is attorney for the Mis-
Souri, Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad Com
pany and this feet will probably make
him somewhat unpopular in the border
tier counties, and especially in Cherokee
county, the delegates of which opposed
him strenuously in the convention.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, IS
| In the District Court of Allen County, State Of
Kansas:
Nancy Fudge, ct al, Piain'ifls,l
VS..
Conrad Fudge and John Pow
ell, Defendants.
Conrad Fudge, of the State of Tennessee, will
take notice that Nancy Fudge ct al. Of the couu-
ty of Allen in the State Of Kansas, did, on the
18th day of Augu.., \ y. ISIS, lls their petl-
ton in the District Court within and for said
C0ulty of Allen and State of Kansas, AGAINST
the said Conrad Fudge and John Powell, defend
ants, setting forth thai the said Conrad Fudge
did obtain q deed ffuns Allen Bryant, ~ admin
iStrator of the estate OF Adam Fudge deceased,
late of said Allen County, state Of Kansas, to
the month half. and the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter, AMI the west half Of the
southeast quarter OF the southwest quarter Of
section six, in town tweDty -fonr, south Of range
Kansas, and lid ai-o obtain tax deed Of T. S.
slower, Clerk CT the said County of Allen, to
the said above described tracts of land; and
pray ing that said deeds may be asijudged 10 be
void, and that they he Cancelled and set aside,
aDdt the possession to the ssii above described
Lands MAY he restorc,! to the said plaintiffs, and
the said Conrad Fudge is notified that he is re-
quirei 10 appear and answer or des..ur to said
petition. on or before the 18th day of September
a. ID ISIS, the same will he takea as true
and the relief prayed for will be granted.
u +. SMITH.
a44w Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest: T.. NJ. SIMPSON
Clerk District Court
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

Gov. ANTHONY has made q most ex-
cellent governor. His administration
has not only been solid but brilliant.
He has brought TO the executive Office
rare talents-method, order and accoun-
liability. Not only this, but he has con-
Quoted the most brilliant preliminary
campaign on record in our State. He
has shown political talents for orgsniza-
tion and leadership OF the very highest
order. His II the most potential person
atty that has appeared in our politics
since the days Of James H. Lane. It 10
not impossible that his temporary defeat
may prove the stepping-stone to still
highsr political hoaoEA jon.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
THE August number of the Orph,

The August number of the Orphens
(Horatio C. King & Co., Publishers, q
Park Plnce, New York; contains q por-
trait end sketch of Often bach valuable
article on "How to Sing Song; "How
Berg1er il Prosecuted" and great
variety of editorials, personals. notes,
and other interesting matter. There are
a. usual, fourteen pages of music, includ-
ing an air from Beethoven war lyric
by Major General James McQuade: q
beautiful song by Zundei; . hymn by
Mr.. King, the editor. and several other
beautiful and popular selections. The
music in this nnmber-could not be pur-
chased at the stores for less than %,
while the annual subscription to this
excellent monthly il only one dollar.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
AN ACT Of JUSTICE.

The following resolution was passed
unanimously by the State Republican
convention. 1t is simple act of justice
to Gov. Geo. I. Anthony and the prin-
ciples he represents:
Resolued: That in the administration of
Coz. Geo. T. Anthony zoe recognize the
faithful following ofthe highest principles of
right and justicc; that ne gl4tiy pay trs6
ute to the steadfastness of his devotion to the
best interests Of his State, his people. his ma
ton and his party, and say to him in the
name Of Kansas, Wei done, thou good and
faithful serpdnt."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

THg Republican Convention of the
Second District struck tae ley note OF
;he campaign in the financial plank of
ths Pastform. The first District adopted
It sIi6ost word for word, and the State
Convention slsQ adopted substantially
the same thing.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

TIE Kansas City .Aoxs.al il nearly
~ reliable Is the Kansas City Ns~es at
present. When il stated that Anthony
shed team upon Withdrawing his name.
it stated what was untrue in every par
ticular. s-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

That governor Anthony could transfer
one hundred delegates bodily from him
self to st. john 10 . feat that few public
men in Kansas could ever have achieved.
-Larrsnee J6sssa1.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
TIE KANSAS CITY EXPOSITION Of 1878
Will be the
GREAT FAIR OF THE west.

Sept. Is, IL, IL, 19, 70 and Il.
On n(1n IN PREMIUMS for Agricultural Inn
6VSVVV plements, Manufactures. Mechanics,
Machinery, Agricultural and horticultural Pro-
ducts, Fine Arts, Textile Fabrics, Horses, Cat
tie, Sheep, Swine and Poultry. assuring the
Grandest Exhibition ever witnessed IN the West.
Among the many attractions offered will be the
TROTTIM0 and RUNNING RACES
In which more than one hundred Of The fhstest
horses In . world are entered.
On Tuesday, Sept. u, ''Luls, ,, the fastest
trotting mare on the turf record 3:l5, win trot .
raee aGainst time for . purse ofol 90. On we'd
resday he Kansas City Cap Rse. Tor q 90 with
On InuT'd.y, Sept: Y; = s. A|lH.9!4 q. King
On friday. Sept ., TIE IRE for Al Race, in
which axs eaisred EDWIN FORREST, )" 3:llk;
HOPEFUL" BIS; ''GREAT EASTERN"
on Saturday, Sept n, ''SllU00LER, !"
win dive IN exhibitioa Of his marvellous speed for
. Special Pure q q 90.
Abundant Recommendations 1br al who may
eome. Rsduced Rates from Al points, and 70
- 0tirs sxhibitiea H. sdmissson charge d oaly
my Caats. Tor information or Pumfnm Lists
address d. L. HALL, eec'y, X. c., No.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

VH No Fisk. hsaAR. u yoa wAnt hnsiness
p st which persoos Of eGtA19 sax On mako
~ Rsas pay I'll u tuna they worn, write
1bg pogt3calnxs % n. HALLBTT Co., Portland,
Nafne. va n Tyr
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

N01. 81. JOHN will poll - heavy q
.css = Aathony did two years ago-and
That & enough for Ill practical purposes.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
A TORPID LIVER

Is the fruitful source ofmany diseases, prominent
among which are Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Co.'S
hveness, Dysentery, Bilious Fever, Fever and
Ague, Jaundice, Piles, Rheumatism, Kidney
Complaint, &c.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

AnnounceRent.
hereby respectfully announce myself q candi-
date for the Office of Representative of the Sind
Representative District, subject to the action Of
the Republican Convention.
W. A COWAN
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07

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per day made BY any worker Of either
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Improve your spare time ct this business. Ad.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To cell DR.. Chases Recipes; or Informafion for
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
TT. SCOTT MARBLE WORKS

FIT. SCOTT, KANSAS.
AHONUMENTS, Gnvestones, Etc, Of Amer.
lXlicAn and Italian Marble manufactured In the
best and most approved style, at lower figures
than any other works in the south west. Al
work warranted to give satisfaction.
N. B.-Parties can make contracts with the
agents st the same figures IS they can ct the
marble works. I. W. MOODY, Proprietor.
GEO. n. RC0Na- AGENT.