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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-30
Weruttsd,te teIeqrepDiSd,e DepeSd,es,

- gtahe l6anuibal No., Oeriu9te
Der 8iebbGnoler Soiepbs 6eab, gesen ipel4en
ieine Satin cine S9eiouugsfluse anseittenst
hattie, porgeitern Die 8rau Su ertrdnfen, murbe
ieood) ourdl ieinen Sobn oaran perbiHoert.
Seao beging 6araui Selbitlnoro, inbem er iid)
Die &eble burhiduitt.
= Gin pOrgeffern Nbenb in Dem groBen
@ebduoe Str. IL uno 13, Sunlnerftrabe, III
9 o ton, aussebrobenes Seuer rtdtete
SdaOen i'm Setrage BON $12,000-$20,> p
600 au."
al Gin 6rad t3us Der reittle-@dupls
fius8ahn" ent9letlte porgeitern Utorsen nabe
YOrt@&liuton, Yenni. Webrere NIT @etraioe
befradtete gBaggons gerietben in 8rano uuO
murben Serft0rt.
- Der freifinnise britii6e @eiftli6e 3 q II
Stanlep, ipel9er ff1 sur Seit in 8hila.
Selphia aufbdlt, belt geliern cine Brebi9t in
Der porti9en ct. Santes. gptifopa STRIDE Dor
elmer sablreiben Wenge 3ub0rer.
- Die . Oemof fr q ter bon gtebra Sfa
helten borgefern tbreu Staats<@oupent in
2incoln unO ,lominirten @anotoaten fir bic
Staatsdmter. 9ie @reenbddler ftnb auf benl
Stfet itarf pertreten. Die Serhauolungen
be5iielid Der Sinansfrage tparen iebr itiirmi-
ider Nrt. Der @onbent ltellte cine gBei6'
gelo.Ylattfnrm aui.
- Sn Cincinnati ipuroen uorgeitern
spei &naben, RanleuS 9aolb Snelbafer nno
ySillie Oebans, BON einenl i3nge itberfabren
Mnb auf Der Stelle get1otet, Snebafer per-
unglHdte bel bem Seriu9e, ieimen @efdbrteil,
pelder taub mar nno bic beranbrauienoe 3o'
fomotipe ndt b5rte, 5u retten. Oepans nar
erlt Dor s,pei 8odeu pom Mempbts ab9ere'lt'
,tttr rom neIFpr1 cciphpr 2jf erft0phen.
= Sin in Vorfolf. County, 8irg.,
anidsiaer aeadteter 6armer, Otamen8 Sobn
gH. WcBberion, ipuroe am letten Srelta9e
burd etnen 9turs aus ieinem 6nhrtperfe aui
Der Stelle gei0otet.
= Der 5 ain p fer Safer" 1T auf Der
Eabrt bon Norf0lf, Girg., mad Bonce in
Borto Siico angefomnen. Gr wurbe abge'
i1idt, nm 10 piel, als nt6glid1. BON BEN
Cargo bes bel Yonce geifeiterteh britiiAeu
Dampfers n8asmaniane a1 retten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-30
selbfsmtoro eines iiebemiabrisem
&natett.

&tncin n attr %. september. : Sin
erftaunliber Selbtmoro ereianete iid] tpab,
reno Der uergansenen Bode in oieier Staot.
Das Spier lit Elm iiebeniabriser anabe, Sea-
mems Senrp 8ippiti behen gltern in gir.
So, MartinitraBe, pobnen. Der Saduerbalt
mar Iolgenfer WaBen: 5enrg fam aus Der
5dule beim nno pcrlangte elm Stiid Butter
broo BON ieiner Wutter. 2ettere CAB ihm ein
9tid grob, leDof ohne Butter. Der &nabe
fiiblte fid) hierbur6 gefrdnft, leSte oas Srop,
obne Elm @ott ,n iagen, auf ben Gid nuo
perlieB bas 5ails. llnterpegs begegnete ibm
ieine Shpefer, bon mel1er er init Der Be
rlierfuns Abi1ieo nabnf, bab iie ihn ME wie@
oerieben tperoe. @r besab fd] barauf an baS
6luBufer, entfleibete iidb, ipraus in bas Bals
fer uno ertranf.
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Gin fM0tter flarer Setnt

ldBt F9 bur9 0tetuisung oes 8lntes nit
$ ance's 9 uiiapartllenz ober 9 luts
pille erlangeu. Sie furiren aud &opf-
peb, re9eln ben unterleib, fdrfen ben Sra
aen, reoeu Die 2eber an uno oerleiheu benz
9au,en S1ftene @eiunOheit uno @nergie.
Breis 25 Gents bic ghahtet. gu baben BET
Setb 9. Sonce gtr. 108, gSef' '8altimorea
hraBe. Q507
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Sdre6ltd)e &ataitropbe atf oe,st
Sou8sSSIano Sonno. - grplp=
ftou at.f etnettt Sanpfer. -
9WOlf WerfDt1ett def60fef.

9 Oh b. 81 10 | T, Conn.,, %. Sep<
tember. = Der 5miihen bier uno gten Dolf
fabrenbe SamSfer qoelpbi" fog beute 0tor-
gen in Die 2uft. 0tebrere YeriOnen iuurOen
get6otet.
Das llusliid ereianete fia um a9t llbr
heute friib, oils Der 9anpfer nur nod etne
balbe Wteile bon ieiner htefiaen @erite ent.
ftrnt mar. Sa8 gSraf murbe logleid mad
@regorp's BOint busiirt. Die @etDbtetcn
fno iefS on Der 3abl, pdbreno etma 3ipan5ig
Yerlonen Briibluunoen oabontra3en. Der
Oampffeiiel muroe bur6 Die Steuerboroieite
oes SaiiitenoadS geibleubert. Der 0fumpf
oeS Sabr6eu9s, iotute Die 0fal6inerie nurben
nur wentg bei6dbigt. Gs befanben ii9 etpa
200 Baiiagiere am Sorb oes Sabrseugs.
(Spdter.) - Sotueit ernittelt ilt, lpuroen
folgenoe Yerionen get0otet ober peripunoet:
9etOotet: Srau Boole BON South Hor
mali, Charles SO. 2Orb nebit Srau BON gtews
burpport, Wai., 5enrp 2llen BON 9torpalf,
Gltlab SettS BON l8ilton, Conn.,, 9abriel
SOpb BON Sarlen, gtep.Oor., 6. q. 6orb
bon Sblo uno cine unbetaunte 6rau.
S6fper oerlpunoet: Srau 4oa Braolen bon
@reenfiel 9iu, Mabel g4ooo BON yiews
Dorf, iofuie elm 0lenitmdp9en BON Bridge
port, Conn.
2eidt peripunbet: 6enrg @onnea bon
Spriu9felo, 3. 8. Crane BON 0auburp,
Conn.,, 6enrp 2inerman bon Saugatud,
@onu., SRI. Qibbie Stlif bon Normalt, y.
3. Osborn bon @eorgetopn, @onu., s. s.
Sepner BON gSeitpOrt, Conn.,, Safe 5alptn
bon Bridgeport, Conn ST. Wtee bon yteips
arf, RS, Sranf 5oifman BON Stem 9orf
uno Sorace 8. Dane bon Normalf.
Gtma brei ODER bier Der Seripunbeten iper-
ben pabrltetnlid ibren Serlebungen erltegen.
Die lln9liiGlifen 1puroeu tbells tm DOorlOu=
9ouIe," tbetls in ySartlett'S &itn> >Sotel" 81
9regorD'8 BOint untergebraft, mo iie Die
bette Yfe9e erbalten.
Die 3etd,e bes 6rn. gliiab 8etts, bes SRI.
Sarab s. 0eouaro uno oes Nesers Sas. 6.
Sobnlon iino ioeben auf9efuhben wOroeu.
Die Serungliidten murben grDBtentheil8 ourA
Die @rploiion tn'S gSaiier gei6leuoert, unO
man ut 5ur 3ett bentiibt, bic lleberreite aufz
3uftnoen. Die 2ei9e bes 5rn. Sopo nuroe
auf ocn iogenauuten rSlats," $50 SuB BON
oem Shauplase Der Sataitropbe entfernt,
entoeft. Stele ber5SerreiBenoe Sceuen ereig.
neten fid, aIs Dieienigen, peld)e oem Ser
eerben entgtn9en, Die Deritiimmelten lleberreite
threr QngehDrtgen erblidten. Die llriade Der
grploiion lit nod nift befannt.
CONT t6Ss S.ee1r ? r ~ If, Gonn., 29. Sept.
- Sbeo. gS. 8apmon6; etrtitiar 1ssr 1Asr ygaia9iere
oeS 9ampfers ,Aoelpbi," erlas beufe TfuS1
elnen Serletuugen. Die 3abl Der Spfer be@
Limit iih1 fPt5t nlIf 2mnlf
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Wtiittcrn, Die bre SnOer 9eiun0 ST nGbrerr
iuiinidlen, obne I'M Stanoe Su lem, eS onrd)
ibre elaene 8ruit 81 beluirfen, fam niftS
SelIereS empfoblen iueroen, ais ,,SeattSd)eS
&inoerutebl" PaedOtrOphin). Sn slpoa
befen gu haben. (6ebr,8, ,1S.t6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-30

Is Die Manni6aft Der norme9iih m
Sarfe pgm a." pelde am %. Suli aui
Der Sabrt bon aonoon naA philadelphia uns
terglng, muroe ourd ben 0ampfer egfews
Tslo~ 9erettet unb tam porseffsrn in 5altfar,
N.zS., on.
= Die @reenbdtler in ct. 9omis no.
i1itnlrten an ietten Samifage Ganbioaten
tur lidcttld9e Aemter. &einer Der Ganoibater
bat lenIals norher Elm 6ffentlibeS Mmt be-
fleibet.
Sn 9 an 6ran3isco trat porqe,
fern bic @onftitnante Snlamme1l, pertaate fit
ieood, obne pidtige @eifdfte efleoist 3u ia,
ben, bis beHte.
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Der &rte9 nit 0ett gbeDetttteS+
Wndi cine .Sd1Iadlf."

@bicago, 20. september. = Cine bonn
,9ager an benz @halfs@reef" Oatirte 9epeid]e
oes @eneral8 Sobn Yope nteloet, baB bic
Sruppen uor9etern Die ieinolihen @bepenne8
in ben @anonS an ber SamiibeO &oman's
Sort dngrtffen uno einen Snbianer l0Oteten,
mabrenb iie II Yferoe unb 81 Stiif Ntnbuleb
erbeuteten. Sberftlieutenant 0elpi8 bonn 10.
Snfanterie He9tmente unb brei Soloaten mur~
ben perrpunoet. Die einbrebenoe 0unfelbeit
uerbinberte Die Sruppen an ter SerfOlaung
Der Jtotbhdute. Cine ipdtere Oepeid)e berid,>
tet, baB Sberitlieuteuant 2epls nno elmer Der
pertpunoetcn SolOaten ihren @unben erlegrn
iiuo. Sberftlieutenuut 2e,pi8 lpar aus 4las
bana gebiirlis uno cttpa so Sabre alt. @r
abiolplrte bic Willitdr<Afaoemie 5u @efpoiut
in 1849.
Die lleberreite oes Sberftlieutcnants iinO
our6 eine 4btbeiluns SolOaten mad Sort
@a1ace gebradt morben. Oa5 9efed)t NOR
oas finite, ipeldeS ben Suoianern geltefert
purbe, ieitben1 iie Dor etpa 2 gSoden ibre
Naentur 1labe benz Sort 9teno perlteBen.
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Grttuufeu.

9ouing f o n, Neliou- County, girg.,
28. SepIember.- BdbyenS eeitern orei Stas
benten Des ygtorpooo : &ollegs" iiber ben
Sames. Siper fabren uollten, ihlng ibr Boot
unr, unb Mn9uS WicDonalb aus 8errppiae,
Glartez@onntD, 8irg., ertranf. Seine @e=
fdbrten g. W. G1itb linb Us. u. BRADFORD
mohten ollie Mnitrengunsen, nm ibren &anie-
raben 81 retten, nno bitten nm ein Saar fein
I@didial getbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-30

By~ Or. @bafmer's 9eiltinrtur seaen
9Dspeplie, Sauce's 4Ebore S9rap 9e9en
6nfsn uuo Grtdltung, 6aHce's SalIaparilla4
pile gum 8eintgen bes 8lutes, 6ance's
guAu fir Sie Riereu, tSance'S 6aarz gSieoera
beriteler, Sauce'S &beumatiSmus Eminent
- Nlles Su baben bel 9etb g. Sance,
Nr. 1O9, SSeits 0Qlt,moreItroRe. (15O-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-30
Stpet Verionett iiberfabrea ,tto
aef00tet.

New.Yorf, %. september. - Cine
&uti9e, in pelher iid mebrsre Berionen be-
ianoen, purbe beute Our4 etnen :3ug auf Der
Atlanticz zNpeulte=O =Oipliion Der Song SSlauz
Der Sabn" iiberfabren, unb Der &uti6ert Jos
lpie eine iunge Dame blleben auf Der Stelle
tobt. Ntebrere anbere Sniaiieu pes SubruerfS
murbeu perlebt.
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Gitt &ttabe era,toroet.

Stew 9 + u n 10 ID, N..S., %. Seps
tember. - Ibrabam Bead, 46 Sabre alt,
brafte geitern abesb bem uier3ebnjdbrisen
@usen Sowarb cine SdubwunOe bel, mel
der Der &uabe hente erlag. 9te Gffaire er<
eignete iid) in Somaro's g8Obnun9 gu Stel=
ton, N.zS. Beaa, tpeld1er bereit8 6mei Sabre
i'm 3u6ihauie 9eie1ien bot, 1T perbaftet. Die
llriahe oeS WOrbeS TT nlAt befaunt. ale
getheiliate fif1b Neoer.
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Sas GtSe ettter uSpree."

@inctnnatt, %. September.- Sn Dem
canaoii9eu Stdotd)en 8iubiOr, Der StaOt
Detroit, Otid)., ge9eniiber, DurOe Daniel :.
5owaro, Elm Glert Der DWihiganer Central
Babu," geiterH Oa8 Spfer eiiler i9dnblifen
Shat. 0oparb mar mebrere Sbat betrunfen
gdpeien uno batte fd in oleiem 3uitanbe iibsr
ben 6luB mad 8inpor begebeu, mo er 3mei
@auibolOen, gtanenS Setter 8o9erS uno @.
Graop, in Die 6dnoe ftel. Die Seioen idleppz
ten ibn uad3 elnem &obleniduppen aEl SluB.
ufcr, idlugen ibn1 ben Sdabel elm, beraubten
TIM I'm Nle8, mas er bel ftd1 trllg, iOaar lei.
net Sleioer, unb mareu seraOe i'm 8esriffe,
ibH in ben 6luB gu lperfeu, al5 etn Yoli6ilt
erid)isn uno Die Shat perbinoerte. SraDp
ipuroe perbaftet, rudbrenn 6Ogers entfam.
OOmarO mir9 0hue Srpeiiel lterben.
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sbs,ial /. Motiae,t.
Gterber 8efd3a1tt
3irttidle umb ruffitdle Sdoer tiir SO Seats
IN
ssr. "a, Roro>2tbertssStra
(SuIi4,tS) g. s. 0errep, Gisentblimer.

0aM, aIetidsmaum 4 Ieusp.'s Dretbets
(compressed yeast).
Dd mon entbedt bat, bas nteIe Ra@abmunsen un.
ierer 9efe f& TN Uiarfte befinben, 70 bat aue d&te
Presbefe unieres 6abrfats ai iebem Badete ben Nas
men unierer 5trna. HIe anberen Nnb Na&abmun-
gen.
gtan perlanse BON ieinem @rocer San, 8Ieti&s
Ssanm & Gcmp.' . NreBbefe. Edslid friiG!
Gatrii=Depot: Nr. "a, Noro=Gutatpsgtrahe.
6. q. 8ennett, @ei6dftsfhbrer.
(Ndra19, ,12DteO
Etne @artt.
Mn Ale, welde on Den isolsen Don Susenoinnoen,
nerp0ier GGmaGe, &nttrdftnns, gerluh ber Dsan>
nestrait &c. Ieioeu, eroe i'd TO enfrei elm 6eaepf
has He furirt. Disies srose 9etlmitteI nurSe bon
einem Wiifiondr tn Sho>amerifo entoedt. S&idtttn
abreIHrtes @oupert on Gasp. Soiepb e. Snman, Sta'
tion D., Bibie.5ouie, W.=D. eitp.
tOt.81S.t&u.,t.a.I.N
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GniTlten.

39t ca go, y. StptM0gf. = GtlIWe
@iieubabnarbeiter, psld)e Dor einigen Sageu
bel 9ennlion, Sa., an Der ngtortbmetern
Sahu" beid)dftt9t waren, fanoen, pdhreno ite
eiuen 5ugel ourdita6en, cine .groBe auantis
tat Sno6en bon beceuienber @rSBc. Sleiels
ben lagen 10 SUP inter Der Sberfd9e III ei>
ner 9anbidlft unO riihreu augeni6einltd)
pon etnenl poriiiuOhutblideu Sbtere ber.
Die 3dbue iiub uortrefhtf erbalteu, pdbreno
bic rlleilten anodeu in Stiide 5uiannenfal
len, iobalo fe Der 2uft ausseiebt tueroen.
Glide Der 3dbne ipiegen adt Bfuno unb ia.
hen einen llmfana BON einem EuR.
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Ttats6eIA
(Ius ber,"SGs. staats5sisuns.)

yvllno @ott iprad9: res iperbe 2i9t,"
nno es waro 2i6t.m ,Sn Der lateinllhen
ausgabe Der 8ibel beiBen bic Der @ottbeit in
ben Wunb gelesten Worte Fiat lux"
nno oarauf bin nennt bic partei Der lpabaiins
nigeu 6ari1ge bas abolute Yap1ergelp, lpos
NIT iie oaS aano begliiden mill, fl a t.@ E b.
Denn iie nleint, Der &ougreB iolle bic Inter
lafiunssiiinbe oes S1Spfers gut MAIDEN (pa
bieer eS peridnmt bat, ebenio @elo iperOen
su laiIen, rpie 81 d y uno burd ein alluidds
tises; nes merbe!" (iat J! aus Yapler.
mlId)en @elb MAIDEN.
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Gatarrb.

Or. Sartien's SroBeS &etarrbs @ettmttteI
furfrt abifoSenben Nthem, Ablonoerunsen aus Dem
9nnie. Nthniunasbeld werben, aopildmsra nno 9alss
IeiSen. Yreis Elm Dollar Die 6lafde. Sn allen apo;
tbsfen All baben. (San25, tS,W)
Nu 0apttaItftett!
2 erfaufe aDiaI dsssn Snlaas gfss gsSas
mi ersfer QIafSe, ueIde 6, uHo 4yoJent bringen.
8eaxttu 3ewtS,
8ertreter ber 49. SEQ. Wui. BQneu eemp.s BAN
iiera IN 8cffon unb NemsDori: &omptolr: Ut. 61,
OeeouDs1txahe, Baltimore, 3ko.
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6%@ls TfHd3LIllN
0runbei9entbum
5u bertaui9en nner 3ll berfaufen
0rumoetaentbums S5rie bon U. ~. GaH tn
8ebaroe oes nMmeriean.H

120 M6cr Sano, cine prahtoone fSarm, 9ong=
Green YaGep, t3 Wtetlen pon bier.
Sd,0nes sStegeliteinbauS on Barrenftr., Bebn
3immer, S4500; lpirb aud sesen einen aanoiis nabe
Der Staot pertaufft.
8roBeS ftodtaes 3ieselfeinernrs Saus an
Wartets sspace, 9doen unb Bobnuns; fe6r btlig i'm
Eaui6e.
&eere 9amiteuen on Eoiuionitr., 155 sSuf Sronte,
nur $500.
Nrad,tpnae gSobnuna ON Der TO- Strase, gBaib=
tngton, y. g., ionic @rHnbde in oerelbenS Stdtt,
ehr bits Su perfauien ober segtn bieses @iSentbum
urlsutauShen.
Nstnes VSobnbans'an galbounitr., NIT alIen mo.
bernen ginrihtunsens Brets $1,000
3nei breiit0dise Ssauier an gBaibinstonitraBe,
3inmer nit g3aiier; neu unb in 9utem Suitanbe.
Brets $500 iebes.
Narm NIT 144 Mdern in gnpert=@ountp, Yiarb=
(anb, nit 9e6duli6eiten. BretsS $4,000.
SSinf 5neiItofise sieselftenerne Sdufer on W9at<
coat, nabe Strtderftr., 3imper enthalenb unb in
sutem 3ufansx. Yrets $500 iebes. au4 seaea eine
fenrrp rfrtop nuFt RfpT OyaN
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Selegrapbiide Sepeitle,t.
3ulanb-pepe(tett.

eridte Der naiIociirten Brefie- fir ben nSeuti9en
eorrelponoenten".
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-18
A PRDoNA BILE PRIDE

Prompts most people to delay, by any
laudable means That science affords, the
evidence Of physical decay. Who that
is not in perfect health would not match
the bright eye, the active mind, and
other appearances of youthful vigor,
with the luxuriance, the rich color and
the beauty of youthful hair? Parker's
Hair Balsam stands pre-eminent as an
elegant hair dressing, and by its health
full action on the roots not only promotes
a luxuriant growth of the young hair,
but unfailingly restores gray or faded
hair to the original youthful color, giving
a soft, rich, and lustrous appearance of
great beauty. No other preparation so
removes dandruf or stops
falling of the hair its cooling and heal
ing action entirely curing itching and
humors of the scalp, and keeping the
skin clean, white and healthy. 1t is
perfectly harmless, exquisitely perfumed
and contains nothing that will soil the
skin or gum the hair. 1t is not dye,
and is unequaled for excellence and
purity. Buy bottle from your druggist,
II. B. Stevenson, and test its merits.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-18
WOMANLY ELEGANCE AND
GRACE

There are few among our fair readers
who would not gladly possess the rosy
complexion, the beautiful form, the
cheerfulness and elasticity ofspirits that
good health always imparts. Parker's
Ginger Tonic will restore these feminine
attributes to thousands whose shattered
constitutions are due to functional de-
raugelhents. 1t radically cures dyspep-
STA, gives tone to the enfeebled organs,
dissipates headache, neuralgia and ner-
vousness, relieves painful periods, and
safely establishes regularity Of the female
functions 1t sOothes the nerves, i'm
parts ease and strength to mothers them
selves, and through the milk to their
nursing babes, prevents the nausea and
constipation peculiar to ladies in deli
cate condition. greatly relieves the suf,
ferings of this period, and is unequaled
in curing bowel disorders and pains in
adults and teething children. 1t is pleas,
ant in taste, can never do any harm. and
is far superior to essences of ginger, pos
sessing the additional virtues of other
roots and herbs. Buy S1OO bottle of
R B. Stevenson, or a sample bottle at
L cts, and test its extraordinary merits
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-18

THE New York Tribune thinks that
the Congressional elections, this year,
will be unusually interesting. A change
of only eight votes from the Democratic
to the Republican side will wipe out the
Democratic majority, and that fact alone
will make each party do its best. Be-
sides the National and other hird-party
elements have strength enough to control
many close districts, and by combining
with the weaker party on quasi indie
pendent candidates, really hold the bal
ance of power in the next Congress.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-18

WHAT the Democrats expect to gaiu
by their desperate attempts to reopen
the Presidential question, we cannot un
derstand. No good can come from them,
in any event, and they are constan,
menace to the peace of the country.
Mr. Hayes can only be unseated by q
forcible revolution, or by impeachment
The question as to whether or not he
ssas properly elected to the Office of Presi.
dent, has been tried and determined by
the highest judicial tribunal ever known
to this country, and one that was ere,
ated for that express purpose, mainly by
the action of Democrats. Originally,
we believe, that very few Republicans
favored the Electoral Commission, bu,
many of them finally supported i,
as peace measure, and it was understood
that the decision of the Commission was
to settle the matter for all time to come.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-18
HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR JUNE.

Harper Magazine for June, while it
has that largeness in the character
Of the subjects treated which usually
distinguishes this able periodical, il
exceedingly beautiful in its numerous
illustrations, and surprising in its vari-
ETY.. Lovers of the picturesque will
read with interest the exquisitely illus
trated paper, contributed by s. G. w.
Benjamin, "Al0ng the South Shore"
showing charming bits of coast and ru-
raj scenery between Hull and Plymouth /;
also Miss MitchelPs animated descrip-
ton of Heligoland, the Enchanted
Isle" Those interested in ceramics will
be delighted with Mr.. Skies paper on
the celebrated Delft ware, with thirty
illustrations. For those interested in
art and music, the paper ON J. @. A.
Ward, by G. w. Sheldon; Mrs. Des-
pard's entertaining reminiscences.of mu-
sic in New York thirty years ago, and
the easy Chairs" defence of the artist
against undiscriminating and ignorant
critics, will have special attractions.
To the distinctively literary field belong
the Rev. Mr.. Baldwin's contribution, in
which is published for the first time, a
pleasant correspondence in verse be-
tween Fitz- Greene Halleck and young
lady of Guilford, Connecticut; General
James S. Brisbin's interesting paper on
the poetry of Indians; and Charlotte
Adams's eloquent review Of the vicissi-
tudes of Russian literature. Science is
duly recognized not only in the "Edi-
tors Scientific Record" but also paper
by George w. Beaman, entitled '.How
shall our Boys be fitted for the Scientific
School ?" and in Simon Newcomb's story
of "a Manufactured Comet" Of larger
and more national interest is Mr.. Los
sings able paper'on the battle of Mon.
mouth, with fifteen illustrations. lnI
another field-that of religious biOgra-
phy-we have concise but graphic por-
traiture of Hugh Latimer, the "Paladin
of the decentralization the pen of
Charles d. Deshler. In fiction We have
further installments of the two great
novels of the seasOn-William Blacks
"MacleOd of Dare" and Thomas Hardy's
"Return of the Native;" also three
short stories. Of these, the longest
and most striking is sThe Drinkwater
House," by Mrs. c. V. Hamilton, with
three remarkable illustrations by Abbey.
Mrs. Spofford contributes "In Storm"
and Henrietta Hardy "Greta's Boys"
Bret Harte contributes a brilliant soci-
ETY. poem, "Telemachus versus Mentor"
which is effectively illustrated by Rein
hart. George Lunt contributes poem,
ga Tri,"; Miss Mary A. Barr another,
entitled Captive Queens in the Mar
ket." "Song of the Clay" is the title
of peculiar. but very striking poem
by Il. d. The Editorial Departments
are full of interesting and entertaining
matter in their several fields.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-18
A REMARKABLE RESULT.

1t makes no difference how many
physicians or how much medicine you
have tried, it is now an established fact
that German Syrup is the only remedy
which has given complete satisfaction in
severe cases of lung diseases. 1t is true
there are yet thousands of persons who
are predisposed to throat and lung affec-
tions, consumption, hemorrhages. asthma
severe colds settled on the breast, pneu>
monia, whooping cough, &C.. who have
no personal knowledge of German Syrup,
To such we would say that $4,000 dozen
were sold last year without one COM
plant. Consumptives try just one bot.
tie. Regular size rs cents. Sold by all
druggists.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-18
LIST OF JURORS.

The following named persons have
been drawn to serve as jurors at the next
term of the District Court, which COM
mences at lola, June 18th, 1878:
Elias Young, Usage; ]. II. Osborn,
Humboldt; l. B. Lawyer, lola; E..
Sniff, Cottage Grove; W. A. Maybee,
humboldt; E. 7. Stow, lola; ]. C..
Howell. Humboldt; G.. ". Dickinson,
Humboldt; o. J. johnson, Humboldt /;
E. G. Gilbert, Usage; j. L. Maybee,
Humboldt; L. L. Hartman, Cottage
Grove; ]. P. Boyd. lola; Geo. W. APP
pie, lola; Geo. w. Fisk, lola; Clark
Cleaver, lola; ]. H. Gardner, Hum.
boldt; J. 3. Torbert, Humboldt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-18

"A gentleman writing from Southern
Kansas to his old home in Illinois, thus
sets off the attractions of the former in
comparison with the last-named locality:
awe are luxuriating OH strawberries
(don't that make your mouth water),
radishes, lettuce, rhubarb, &C., and !
suppose if we tried real hard, we could
have new potatoes, too; and then think
of poor old muddy Illinois, still wallow-
ing in the mire; the roads impossible
no corn up, no gardens planted, and the
cold north wind turning the oats beau
tiful ague color. Give me sunny South
ern Kansas every time"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-18

"A. A. Harris, of Fort Scott, writing
to to last weeks Union, states that the
defeat of the railroad bonds in Salem
township, this county, would be very
disastrous to the enterprise. As Salem
township voted solidly against the bonds
only two votes being cast for the prop
ositiou-it must have been very "disas-
trous." The voting of railroad bonds in
this county is thing of the past. Mar
maton township is to vote on the same
proposition Tuesday, May 18th, but will
in all probability, defeat them by large
majority. Since writing the above we
also learn that similar proposition to
vote bonds in Elsmore township, was de-
feated by heavy majority, only ten
votes having been cast in its favor.