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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13
herring at Billy Browns.

DDried herring at Billy Browns.
n-Game Of all kinds wanted ct GOforth's
EeFresh Michigan cider at Mrs. Hays.
EeBest tea in the market at Mrs. Hays
nrGame ofall kinds wanted at Billy Browns
uBuy your furniture of Bell, delivered free
ErFresh lemons and oranges at Billy Browns.
DThose oranges at Billy Browns are deli
cious.
Gfviolins from % to els at Mrs. j. A. Whit
ney's.
E-Fresh stock Of candies and nuts at Billy
Browns
E7-Harmoncas from Sets. to o.. so at Mrs j.
A. Whitney's.
HTBilly Brown received u fine lot Of fresh
candies this week.
H-The finest oranges ever brought to this
town at Browns.
E-German Accordeons from o.. 50 to $40 at
Mrs J. A. Whitney's
ErOhio cider at Billy Browns. The best ever
brought to this market.
G-One Of the best sewing machines in the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13

D-The finest oranges ever brought to this
town at Browns.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13
THE HOME DEPARTMENT

has within the past year assumed new character
AMI Il rev inI Or!ance. u l. now the out growth
ii The Inter Oce:a policy Of fu>ier & home inter
e,.s, amt Waite il i, unique ia its fresh. .iI,.
liz plan, ii i uneIu.ed III its inieTes: az. IN TIE
aIn.uLt OF suggestive and practical Information
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13
ELEGANT ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS
FROM LIFE.
F E A T u r E S.

No Sectional Prejudices-A journal for the En-
tire Country.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13
THE INTER OCEAN,,
Weekly, Sl.15; Semi. Weekly, $3.50
Daily, $40.

THE INTER Ocr.y as a no,;,;c,I ;ournsl
stands c.fesseiiy AZ The head of The R..nubl, c m
press of the West and n, "A m, al ,bIe and reliable,
nev,na,er h,. ;, r..,ut,t;nn second T., nnne
Wnie IL mas meyer wnyered i'm tie sunnort of mar
~ prnciples has never .aileJ tn do is mil duty
in critic Al times and ha. lever h.st,ie I'm .;rike
hard blows i'm defense of tne EenuhI can ca,I,,..
il has neyerce,s.i fn he :, s-,,a,i .Xs,,Ier rs,
pendent of all political and party considerations.
Win the record of seven years c,nscientiou,
work and efficient ,eryic. Behind il n,
OF chirac. er The Inter Ocean enters upon The
work of A new year enters ,,.,,p the work of a
wear the most imu,rtaur herman. in il, history
and the mos, mn,neninus in the hi.t,,ry of the
Republican patty. Lines are ALREADY S,ru,:..
for the great hattie .r isso .ri fa ,,untrv m,
never i,.iI fine need nr s,,nch anJ LIE ;,,,n
of Drinci, Il. for tine 50 % nj nrincinl. - a, ,,,Il
the coming wear In I'M, b.en the ..noJ T,,iuue
of The Inter Ocean In lead in ne fr, ,ton nf
lie opinion and T., have a IRENE ,dnus f,Ilnw,uy
Ii has maintained thi, positiun as leader because
of its unaI,e,tinned IoyalIy n, the f,nda,nent,l
principles of the ,s,rty In, bodness Ia ef,.n,iIn.
theIn and It's fair i'm d,cu.sins, rre.s uolitf-
cal questions As The Infer Oceaa mas Sounded
the key-noe of The contest. i'm mas years Eeulb-
lcans i'll look to il AS a faithful ,i,ie aid ieId-
er in the coming wear. And they will moi be dis
appoin,ed The nIuer will .;,nii 81. In always
Ting il the front rank for the that have
made the cou ltry Whit IL is
The Inter Ocean eN,I ec;s TO receive from enemies
and opponents htrd blows and TO return them
with Interest Fran Re,uhlc,ns aud friends il
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13

: Tviolins from % to SIS at Mrs j. A. Whit
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13

AND THE PRESS SAY:
ct stands ar the head of the strictly agricul
fuia! and horticultural periodicals OF the coun-
Try - GsrmdEfoIrB Telegraph.
The RurGi .Ic,r f0iksr deserves all the success
il seems t. gain ''-GdrGcaer's 3foaiaiy.
~ does not owe Il dollar and has half . mil
lion 1T its b.ck .''-Bgtai0 Express.
And hundreds moye OF like character.
fssFremiam Lists, ETC, sent free to all who
wish 10 act rs agents.
RURAL NEW-YORKER,
IS Duane St, New York.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13

H-Billy Brown received fine lot Of fresh
candies this week
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Humboldt, Kansas
"A Office with q. W. Hutchinson. No charg
in suits bring unless / gain them
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13

EFresh stock Of candies and nuts at Billy
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13

Ez-Harmoncas from Sets. to q. so at Mrs. j..
4. Whitney's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13

uThose oranges at Billy Browns are deli
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-13
New Era in Agricultural and
Horticultural Journalism.
The Subscription Reduced from $3.50
to 80 per year.

honestly Devoted to the Welfare of its
Readers.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

ELEGANT REAL TURKISH RUGS AND CARPETS,
AT NO. 10 MAIDEN LANE. ON WEDNESDAY.
27Tu INST.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

SALES AT AUCTION.
SAE KldH
= ihss No ahSPT = VEST isTh H ST., ST. BETWEEN oA'
FOUR aoSEP SS15 SEP sSHlsTHy ~! AZ EfAsogonrr.
i$S$ ss DsSs
single and sane Drawps aS noG s sas with sssd
IN ssr
oisann. marble Tables maTqusGGy Ga GsOss With
cGnsG; TABLES hsss; Turkish Chair; Lca%sss
.yes eeess.ns is.id 'l% ssn
e q sr as o%
Blankets: I,s:a and s.i.sSsh suits TT5S,
sassr sivsT:.1s caai9.
sssss Of or
a a 4! The LARGE hkS%S sISSE xASsIoS,M -
40 Tafs Ills 1ruEs6Hl MoRNiSG eoMNKSciSG = .
rARLons L SSESsk PIsIss s 9h RSoS LIBRARY
ErRNITURE BRoNzzEs. Nz.., I.Ii, IAiNTING;S II s;s -.
;s Rs;s:ts $.S Gr.sisn ys. sna ebony and .S ssa
ne. Upright Cabinets. ba.is Easy
rsn.nGs hy master artists B,onnes and Clocks Cur
ssss Bedssesds, Dressing Gases Bureaus wsshs,ands
sas ss.
Ware Basement and SsEsT si.S;ns kRRE%ER snTs!sff
Good. removed or boxed and shipped Take Fifth Or
s.sea siposd i4sS '"1
a. old stand, 81 Nassau st.
D1saos6s s;ls e
THIS DAY cyEspASS1 AND WEDNESDAY.
'',s a., 81 s1sss. ss..ss s:ss s... day
SOLITAIRE RINGS ESRRisas, sTPIis'as STUDS DIAMOND
ssS aSS HSt Siaa5sSs S SHSR sE 2s5 FfSs SS
0' 0''s' . ERNEST LEoPoLp, ESQ, Trustee.
AUCTION J. sDGIfF 2a6Fs SMITH Ays,len.,r. THIS DAY.
THIS DAY uyEspAyl MIA Ar sEsS Tkk O'CLOCK, SHARP,
40 wfsS ESfiHa Hna I'll FIlsS!frEE, SfAh irH Az,
1,nHAEY, 'SHAxSEa hSp ,bISIss fgkSIITuEE,
WV @ ."i.s; & ASss
~ nssrEs 9E EsrF 1hss AsR yTABIr Ss
o'F Sts, 5iS FRSSs SSs nisSSff * isvy RstSh0Ix
GRAND cssSII.. S%ESicE,' ny ny doSpr.
rnqE SS tScSSAn SSSn? = ni;Isssss4 $2s
s,s!,. IA I,.!'ss .sS
ss.s .l Ffi:s s. nsss: Ss ss ; S,
brRry, secretary BookcAte. Ihbles, Books.Hc
leather, China. Glas. and Silver Ware; Cutlery Hall
v.scd railroad or sixth to 2sd st.
A -A.-BARKER a co, AuCTIONEERs.
Last week tho Old Curiosity shop.
t-so broadway
This fCur.sen'h day.. sale comprise, all tho antique
the last sac Of those superior English bccchoadns shot
At MATHEWS ART ROOMS. So CEDAR ST.
srEcs si"ssn SALE SA';s@ 81 'Ff FSk Ms% ESGsavrsGs
bxS 4 Ia Sss 'H
4 OLD PosT orrIcE sALEsRooMs
h'cn'fH TIs nt.5 pay 4dksbAS Tl1s As''''''
ss ss "a ar @ snS dS
tarpe. eiesan, chs@Scs and Dining Room rurni-
so c5c sr FfssS Ts'' fisxo s GOOD ORDER
JArAsEsf asb sSt Sr
elegant Cabinets Curios. Lacquers &c. Sale absolute
-rEMEMrTTosy .s. = SALE y At ,r ArGrInS I,,S,,,
prcvi"ms 10 their removal to No =; Union square
Of marble cce md r1"sy Goods in
~, NJ and "a aud December p and T. commencing each
EDWARD sCHENCK a Sons. Aucficneers.
4 GEO W. KEELER, AuCTIoNEER.
a. TSPaf srpi + ff'Sis SfsasrSh4 I! 8 's5YE sSYE E.
Gin. '5r%S D""eS S'ssTs s. ssapsm psp
I rosewood Parior Suit In satin,
5olots Russia leather Fancy Goods,
4Lounges. Folding Bedstcsd.
4 PETER BOWIE AuCTIoNEER,
sells WEDNESDAY. at n o'clock, at the
private residence. Ais, st., moor eth av.
the Furniture Of brown stone house, consisting
elegant Psrlor and Chamber Suits. made by Roux,
Mirrors Etagcrcs Sideboards Chandeliers real Bronze
Ornaments Library and Centre Tables oil Paintings
celebrated artists real Lace Curtains Extension tables
drawing Chairs. Bcdstcads cnred hair Mattresses
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

INANTED TO BUY-A GOOD. STRONG HORSE FOR
w double and single harness. Inquire 80 Elm St., near
Pearl, grocery store
VXvANTED-ONE BOSTON GIG IN PERFECT ORDER.
w Apply at HoLLENDER co.'s Stats Zeitung Build
ing.
y HoRsEs-sUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS; ANY
trial given. Hudson River Stables, 40 West Sph ST.
c10S TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS, COST $40
months aso also sn ns
100 West 18th st
DRY GOODS.
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY
and
real bargains
for tho
holiday season
J. ! c. JOHNSTON.
Broadway, 5th av and 2cd st.,
having purchased Of French importing house in this city
its whole stock Of
100 PIECES
LYONS BLACK SILKS.
which they offer at fully
40 per cent less
than the like goods have before been offered to
the people OF the United States,
the rm hopes that It's patrons and the public will give
these goods thorough examination they win be shown
willingly cheerfully and politely without any i'm
portunty to purchase.
Tho will refund tho money any purchaser not
vnccd that these cheaper than they
be procured elsewhere
J. 4 c. JOHNSTON.
r ADIEs' WALKING COSTUMES,
ELEGANT STYLES. IN NEW FABRICS,
CAMELS' HAIR, &C., AT
VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
SUITS
IN wORSTED AND wORSTED AND SILK; ALSO
MORNING WRAPPERS
OF EVERY VARIETY
AT SPECIAL BARGAINS
A. T. STEWART CO.,
BROADWAY. 4TH Av.. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
ISAMILLE DE LACY, ses,la BROADWAY WILL OPEN
1.-THE coming week the richest and most elegant assort
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED. RECEIVER OF The GERMAN
Savings Bank In the city OF New YORK; will sell
public auction the Exchange Salcsrcom, No. Ill
broadway York city, 9th November 1873. ut IL
o'clock noon through A. II. MULLER A SONS, Auction
par value Of SO UDO due March 1, 1901.
Farm Bonds of the aggregate value
Of Ss,5t -
81 572 90 with from October ~ 1875 Claim fos
balance call loan by Louis Saa ~ 3sS 40 with In
terest from October y, 1875.
Builders Bank about Sl2sSi 81 with collaerAis held
therefor.
Judgment entered December - 1876 in favor Of the Re-
cSjvcr against Adoph I.evnger for So, 566 ~.
Judgment entered June 20. 1873, against Christian
Schwartz for SlI ,.psD ~.
claim suit against the estate of Louis Jordan. de-
ceased aud the estate of Franz A. Neuman, their
bond for SIOUn. TO secure the discharge by John @.
claim for draft against j. Bnrkhardt for SIS 81,
with interest from October >, 1879.
Claim balance of interest due bond and
Of y. r. Denis, Sd 60 with interest from November 1.
1879
Two for deficiencies against Isidor Falk one
Iny 1876 for 81 af2 -, and August 1915,
for I.als 90
for SJia ", for 81 27 IL, each against Elizabeth
Iimb.r aud Mary GoodkindF
Judgment deficiency, for 81 2o2 IS, against John
w. smith
HERMANN uHL
Receiver, 10
MAN 4 PARSONS,
Attorneys for Receiver:
~ Wall st.
n.tnA Va N,w
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
TnE GREAT CHANCE.
TmE TiiE GEEAr GEEAT ohAScE ohANcE
Bs$#s # #$$:EE#E
s'ss$$$ s'Is$ s:$$$ Ell Ell Ell $sEE $sEE $sEE & &
1857 OTHER PRIZES.
HAsE EAsE East s$EHSHs s$EISHs S$EHSHs
WHOLE TICKETS, sa HALVES, 81.
Addros. all orders TO T. J. coMMERFoRD: Secretary,
co Essn saaf Ky u
OPEN UNTIL P. NJ.
N. B-oPEN THANKSGIVING DAY UNTIL l p N.
S67. .925.-"oLD EELIABLE' DRAWS AGAIN.
ONE OF ssa sSfirAE FRizE' s's% OF $4,000
DOWN 'sss 'To TTE HHEEh EowMsr RfszFs Or S.
wuorr az az ,e2a 9%rs sDisTFiBrTIEp nIE nor1.p
Assn H. s1
Louisiana Exirasrdnary draws Desomssr .r,s 10
Tickets, Slo Halves 70; onehffh, y; one-tenth Si.
CT QEn 000 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
Dl.OCU.UOU.Extraord drawing December q
Capital $3ooooo; ordinary drawing December g csIss,
$2tO0O0 Prizes casicd and orders filed by SONNES-
BERG h CO., New Haven, Conn.
SPORTTNG-DOGS, BIRDS. &c.
A -A.-GuNs EXTRA
Parties desiring elegant brecchloading Shotgun at
half its usual sale to-day at
IL o'clock. BARKER Il Co, Al and ~ Liberty st.
A BARKER & Co. AZ AND 40 LIBERTY ST, WILL
N .scll this day fine Lavarich Setter. well broken
TIME ONLY BREEDER AND DEALER OF FIRST
premium Mount ST. Bernard Dogs. English Pugs and
Fox Terriers all ohcr choice breeds Of Dogs also four
different strains Of Game Fowl Medicine for all dog and
fowl diseases d. p. FOSTER West Sd ST.
THE TURF.
4 -FLEETWOoD PARK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
A.30Pursc $50 TO road for horses that never
beat S in harness Entries close Thursday November
lS. Address GATES II. BARNARD
L,LEETWOOD PARK.-THE GREAT TROTTING
IL Race advertised for Friday, November ~ and post
poned Of the weather will OF Wednes
day, November ~, nj o'clock.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, I 2e5 BRoADwAyaa
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

4MgsENENrsaae ANUS Y ns pAenu,s ~ I'd and Sd coils
Bill BBnILLIARDs1iaTn Il, I1s = r PAsEa6th col -.
sSAkb And aPs
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAcx-4th
sygsISEss eProETyx!TrEs- ePrfaH r.sr-
SfTH SExI Es4sFE yGS sSIE1sa r.ss.s,h col
fssss ana s;s s coils
b1Scika AcAbnSiEsr D1n rasnPsss Psesosd sd col
DENTIsTRY-l2rH PAGE-4th col.
no6sfs 70 hET AND uN
EgRofExN !fs1n "a, fAcr-ssh COL
EExxGGRslSs ExGGRsioSsIisrM fassIs.e r.ese.h sol COL
FSk .S S1 TO
ruRNiTuREman SfRs.H a"f Psencsth sc% cssii col.
H5EsE si:s Il sss s 9Th
H95SEs s55Ss 5ssHes pacrs fs or BUSINESS &C.,
YxsrW,1GTTG1 WAMTE2-2p q, P.cS-,s PAcs-,sh &c. col.
EosT AND ,G FoUaDNisT NE;'s Paas~ls. ~; col
MAfHISEExYIf5G MAsHES f.sf'e F1sash ss col
M,ATRIMoNIAL-iirm PAeE-iacol.
AS CO.
NsEgWslqAFaG NV aIcA4oSs4s9h rtSsa s9l p.er-sA COL
FlssSNAs!sa pkaANs phsHls col
RSf Eosf5S
18TH PAGE-cd col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR To
RENT-2p PAGr-4th col.
H9 aasA COL co.,
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-lst col
BALES AT AUCTION-Isr PAGE-5th and 9th COL
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-11rnP PAGE-2d, Sd,
4th 9th and 9Th coils, and 18TH PAGEls and "a ccls
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-12TH PACE-2d and Sd
coils
EEgs p "a g fss
IIHE LECTURE sEAsoN-i2TH p1cE-eth col
THE TRADES-l2ru PAGE-4th col II
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGE-4th col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-12rH PAGE-6th col.
UNFURNIsIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGE-5th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-l2rH PAcE-eth col
WATCHES JEWELRY, &C.-Isrn PAGE-ath col
WINES, LIQUORS. AC-12TH PAGE-fth COL
WINTER RESORTS-2p PAGE--6th col
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-1orn PAGE-6th COL
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

UCTiON HOUSE OF VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY,
n ITO AND 1l2 EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4TH AV
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that sound kind and true in
harness from three days given
to test warrantees
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

TURKISH AND PERSIAN
WITH MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION or
ORIENTAL GOODS.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
AT 10 UNION SQUARE, ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "a,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER - AND
SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER ~.
NOW On EXHIBITION ny
EDWARD sCHESCk 4 SON. AUCTToNEERs.
yl-1LLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
w this day, II o'clock ~ the auction rooms, o3
Blccckr ST. tho Stock aud Fixtures of Cigar store
very large of Havana and domestic Cigars o
fine quality; Mirrors, Counters, Cigar Press grotesus
Cigar Figure. Brussels Carpet, &c.
vxrILLIAM ABBOTT. AuCrONEER.
w ry of hill Of sale aud TO whom u may concern
viii sell day los o'clock the auction rn,n
p3 eecker 81, rosewood "a octave Plano rosewood Par
Suit blue and gold htccste cost xfsp splendid
French plate Pier Mirror complete, marble
also two elegant Easake faror Suits in sk and
satin marble Sdebcard Library Chairs in leather &e
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.
IyAMILLE DE LACY ses2ls BROADWAY WILL OPEN
Othe coming week the richest and most elegant assort
ment Of Bonnets dates shapes ut prices offered
before.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
READ
AND REFLECT.

Shakespeare says Thcrc is tido in the Affairs of
which, taken at the food leads on to fortune" Ant
in his time applies TO the present
Therefore grasp this opportunity; be tho flood which
will lead you on to fortune.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26

sells this day uesda1 November 8 a II o'clock a. No.
S East 2Ih all the Furniture contained in said house.
Parlor Suit L6unges Wardrobes Bedroom Furniture, Mat
tresses, Carpets, Patedware Crockey and Kitchen Uten
sis
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

A RT.-TIiE SALE OF SUPERB MARBLE,
~ sTAruARY. PEDEsTALs. VASES. TIZzAS. &C.,
will be continued THIS EVENING and tomorrow,
AT o'clock, at .23l BROADWAY corner Both st.
DANIEL "A. MATTHEWS. Anctionnsr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-11-14
Mother, Watch the Little Feet.

Patter, patter, all day long,
What an eager restless throng!
Out among the birds and bees,
Out among the flowers and trees;
In among the toys and books,
Spying out the quiet hooks:
Hither, yon, and everywhere
Who shall guide each busy pair
Who shall curb the sports and plays,
Teach the laddies gentle ways,
Help them, as with noble will
On they strive up Learnings hill?
Teach them their brave strength to share
For the weak, the old, to care;
Lead them, till, in turn, they stand
Leaders in royal band.
Who shall on the lassies wait,
Knocking at youths morning gate 4?
Guide their hands to deeds of love,
Keep their hearts all wrong above,
Teach them kindly words and ways,
How to help and when to praise;
Guild them, till they make of home
The brightest spot meath heavens blue
dome,
Mothers, who could wish CT ask
Fer sweeter, holier task
Yours 1t is to guide youths feet
Through life's meadows pure and sweet;
Yours 10 make fair, bright and good,
Gentle, tender womanhood.
And remember while you plan,
As the boy so is the man.
Mothers, lest their feet may stray,
Walk beside them while you may.
Sports and plays are wiser far
Under loves pure guiding star.
Books will sweeter meaning take
When they read ''For mothers sake!"
"Hither, yon, and everywhere"
Mothers, watch with prayerful care.
I Scottish american Journal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-11-14

claims to have obvisted by the in
PRODUCTION of a simple device which,
by the expansion of small bar the in
slant the heat of the coil approaches
the fusing point of platinum, inter
poses a check to the flow of the cur
rent through the coil. This automatic
arrangement, in connection with an
auxiliary resistance col, ssecures. it is
said, an even flow OF electricity through
the coil, and consequently u steady
glow of pure light. If this is done
economically it Is obvious that mark
ed advance has been made in artificial
illumination" The Scientific Ameri-
can, however. does not think the
mission of burning gas is ended, even
with the successful introduction of the
electric light. On the contrary, by re-
cent Improvements in manufacture, its
use promises to be enormously increas-
ed in future as fuel for domestic pur-
noses
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-11-14
TALK AT HOME.

E1deavor always to talk your best
before your children They hunger
perpetualIy for new ideas. They will
learn with pleasure from the lips OF
parents what they will deem it druid
gerry to study in books; and even if
they have the misfortune to be depriv'
ed of many educational advantages
they will grow up intelligent if they
enjoy childhood the privilege Of liSten-
ing daily to the conversation of intelli'
gent people. We sometimes see pa
rents, who are the life of. every CON-
pany which they enter, dull, silent and
uninterestingat home among their chill
dren. Ii they have no mental activity
and mental stores sufficient for both,
let them first use what they have for
their own households. A silent home
is dull place for young people, plac,
f,om which they will escape if they
can. How much useful information,
on the other hand, is often given in
pleasant family conversation, and what
unconscious but excellent mental train
ing in lively social argument. Cul'
tivate to the utmost the graceS Of con
verSation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-11-14
Clerical Kissing

"KisSing two or three of hi5 pa rish.
toner's who were very intimate in his
family, who had attended Mrs. Beale
in her sickness, and who had done
other acts of kindness for which he was
truly grateful" is, according to cor
respondent of the New Haven
Palladium, the gravest Of the charges
against the Rev. Mr.. Beale, Metho
dist minister of Wallingford, which
are exciting considerable scandal in
that storm SCARED village. The par
is houers in question are women, and
the correspond, explains, as an eX
tenuating circumstabc :, that he kiss.
ing took place in the presence II the
Rev. Mr.. Beale'- family. Perhaps Mr..
Besle is of an impulsive nature, like
some Europeans, who will rug AN kiss
their slightest PrOvocatiOn, aud don't
seem to tbink:any NOR" of it than an
ordinary cold .blOodcd Englishman or
Yankee thinks OF soltruh pump
handle shake. But IL would be better
for ministers 10 refrain from kissing
their lady pirishi"nera, even In the
presen nee and with thA approval Of their
own families Such demonstrations
are likely to create scandal, and be.
sides. the families of the lauies might
Y. Sun.
When Christ Was about to leave the
world ne made his will; his soul he be
Iueathed to tho Father, his body he
10 Joseph, to be decently
his clothes fell to the soldiers,
his mother he left to the care of John;
Dut what should he leave to his poor
lisciples, that had left oil for him:
Silver and gold he had none, but h
4 # them that which was Infinitely
better, his peace.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-11-14
Some Practical Remarks.

A girl that is never allowed to sew,
all of whose clothes are made for her
and put on her until she is ten, twelve,
fifteen or eighteen years of age, says
the Lady's Journal, is spoiled. The
mother has spoiledsher by doing every
thing for her. The true idea of self
restraint is to let the child venture. A
child's mistakes are often better than,
its no-mistakes, because when a child
makes mistakes and has to correct
them, it is then on the way toward
knowing something. A child that is
walked up every morning, and never
wakes itself up; and is dressed, and
never makes mistakes in dressing it
self; and is washed, and never makes
mistakes about being clean; and is fed,
and never has anything to do with its
food; and is watched, and never watch
es itself; and is cared for, and kept ell
day from doing wrong-such child
might as we'll be tallow-candle, per-
fectly straight, and solid, and comely,
and unvital; and good for nothing but
to be burned up.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-11-14

that Policeman Jones had shot his dog.
which had followed him into the
house. Then Policeman Smiths pistol
went off accidentally, and the bullet
hit the kitchen clock, which at once
struck 9Sl, and the confusion and rack
ct so unstrung Mrs. Atkinson's nerves
that she went into mysteries and emit
ted successive yells of a terrific charac.
ter. This brought Miss Boggs down
from the third story in great alarm.
What on earth is the matter?' she
called.
'Matter?' said Atkinson. Don't you
k7lOIC that burglars have broken into
the house and stolen the baby? Why,
we've been having the awfulest time
you ever heard OF for the last two
hours
Why, Pve got the baby up stairs
with me- said Miss Boggs, 'I've had
him all night
You have?' exclaimed the party in
a breath.
Certainly
DO you mean to tell me- asked At
kinson, with supernatural calmness,
that that baby was quietly asleep in
your room all this time"
Yes
Atkinson simply looked at her. He
felt that language was unequal to the
expression of his feelings. Mrs. At
kinson flew up stairs, two srep5 at a
time. The policemen laughed and
filed out, Jones pulling his deceased
dog by the tail. Atkinson went to
bed with raging anger in his soul; and
the next morning he put a sheet iron
bottom, fastened with rivets, upon
that folding crib.