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Daily globe., 1879-03-31
THE PINE LAND RING.
Inc appointment OF DR.. Stewart Effectual-
" squelches the Gang-The Selection
Very Generally Approved,

ChaOri,.
Hastings Union.
Stewart has carried off the prize, much to
the chagrin of the pine land ring.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11
Sulphur Mines on Fire.

Charles Wright arrived here from the
Rabbit Hole Sulphur Mine last Satur-
day. He says thas while working as
sessments. some two weeks ago, on q
sulphur bank in what is known as
Devils Corral" the sulphur caught
fire from blast, and has continued to
burn steadily since that time. The burn
ing bank is about 100 feet high, and is
composed of sulphur and earthly matter
resembling ashes in about equal proper
tions. The whole face of the bank is
on fire, and at night makes grand and
thrilling spectacle, which is almost
worth visit to the sulphur mines to be-
hold. The sulphur does not run off in
q molten stream as it did when drift
in pure sulphur in the McWorthy Mine
caught fire some two years ago. ss the
dry, ashy earth with which it is mixed
absorbs it, but the bank from base to
summit is at times . sheet of fame, and
the whole mountain appears like huge
fire. No effort has been made to sup
press the fire, as the sulphur in the bank
contains too much dirt and ashes to be
valuable.-Winnensucca (Nev.) Sisrer
State. .,,,.. e-f y sie-c ~-
The Iola register., 1879-04-11


plains? A lava Law of the land-alaw made
by the Representatives of the people, made
through al proper powers Of consent known
to our rConstitution-and ft is his grievance
that he could not get rid Of Il I'm 9 ordinary
and constitutional way of repeating q law.
II he can get rid of It by all the powers of con-
sent that go 70 make or unpake . law, then
he can do 80, whether it Is q grievance" or
not, whetherft Is good or bad. II the gentle
man from Virginia wants 70 take before the
American people this proposition of letting
our Army be annihilsted ON the 50th
of June next. unless the PRESIDENT
Of duty, shall sign what he serds
him. we will debate that question I'm in the
tieman from Kentucky (Blackburn) calls
The return Of the Democratic party TO- Its
birthTight" changed to heritage in the Rec.
ord), IS to be signalized in its f1rst great act
BY striking down the grand Army OF the Unit
ed States, the people Of this country VIII no
be slow to understand that there are remin
iscenccs about that Army which these gen
tlemen would willingly get rid of. Loud ap
plause on the Republican side in the gal
lcries.1 Ir s Ha.r .r--rH
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

Beggared spendthrifts, to whom money has
no exchange value but pleasure.
Persons who will persist in dying BY inches
with dyspepsia and liver diseases, when DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets are unfailing remedies
for these maladies.
Parents who spare the rod and ruin the
child. Fast Young men and women are gen.
erally spoiled children to begin with.
People who suffer from catarrh, when Dr:
Sage's Catarrh Remedy is a safe, reliable, and
well-tested remedy for this loathsome disease.
People who marry for money, and lind too
late that the golden glitter is all moonshine.
Women who suffer death every day OF their
lives. when DR.. Pierce's FavoriIe Prescription
will effectually remove those painful weak.
nesses and impart q healthful tone ano
strength TO the whole system.
People who live beyond their means ano
find that style and pride. like everything else
in this world, unless placed upon q secure
foundation, are subject to the law OF gravl'
tation. ,
Inyalids who do more toward fostering dis
ease, by living and sleeping In the low, un
ventilated rooms of the ordinary house, than
the best medicines can accomplish toward re
coyery when at moderate expense they can
secure all the hygienic and sanitary advan'
tages of the Invalids' Hotel at Buffalo, N. T.
Every physician knows how much recovery
depends upon good nursing and the hygienit
conditions of the sick-roOm. Chronic diseases
are especially subject to these conditions.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

Joy to the Anicted.-One of the most
eminent American Chemists has discovered
q process whereby he obtains, in palatable
form. all the active medicinal properties OF
the East India Cinchona bark, without dis
turbing the irritant and inert matter. In this
preparation the aikaloids are in their native
combinations, and the same proportions Of
the ingredients are maini aimed as exist in the
celebrated bark from the Neilgherry hills.
This preparation is called CLIFFORD'S FEB
RIFUGE. and ia fast taking the place of QuS
nine and the so-called Ague Cures, etc, In
the market. j. C. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. st. Louis.
NATIONAL YEAST contains no alum or other
Injurious chemical, but is perfectly healthful.
Il u the best Yeast In the world.
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

THE Cincinnati Commercial suggests
that as walking is the rage and running
is called walking, it would be well to
burst up the bloated British pride about
their pedestrians, by introducing q
genuine American into the matches of
the temples of sawdust. Summon a
noble red man from his home in the
settin' sun and see whether he cannot
trot off one hundred miles per day for
seven successive days. The trae old
strain of American blood and sinews,
toughened in the buffalo chase, should
tell in time like this.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11
Is Sunday a Day Of Rest to Woman

A woman writes to the Detroit Free
Press:
Of late I have given considerable
thought to this subject, and from my
point of observation (according to the
present mode of life), I do not realize
that the practical meaning of Sabbath is
rest.
On Saturday the man closes his work.
shop, Office or place of employment, and
it is not opened until Monday morning.
There need be no thought of business
to distract, no noise of hammer or anvil
to disturb, in fact he may rest secure
from the care and worry of worldly mat
ters. He has the blissful privilege of
reveling in two or three extra hours of
sweet sleep, rises at his ease, performs
the laborious process of eating his break
fast, and then settles into his easy chair,
with feet perched on q foot-rest, and
buries himself in newspapers. If SO dis
posed, and the weather permits, he at
tends church, but Immediately thereaf-
ter returns to aforesaid comforts, and
in the enjoyment of the same the wife
finds him on her return from Sabbath
school, where she has, perhaps, had
class of unruly boys to manage and in
struct. Dinner over, the husband en-
joys cigar, after which an afternoon
nap on the couch, which no member of
the household is to disturb, under pen
atty of incurring the masters displeas-
ure. Thus the day ends in rest, both to
body and mind.
"Look upon that picture and then on
this":
Although the housewife may prepare
on Saturday all that can be gotten
ready for the coming Sabbath, there yet
remains necessary work that must be
done, viz: breakfast to be gotten ready,
dishes to be washed, beds to be made,
sweeping (or brushing up) to be done,
after which there remains little enough
time to prepare herself and children for
service. After Sabbath-school, dinner
to be prepared, dishes to be washed,
children to be instructed, or If very
young, to be amused, and thus ends the
day in WEAKNESS both to mind and body.
There is absolutely no chance for the
wife to free herself from the cares that
annoy and perplex her on the six days
of the week. .rE
This is q fair sample of the way in
which the day is spent in many, many
homes, and I question if according 70
the present plan the Sabbath is . day of
rest to women.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11
Kansas City Markets.

KANSAS CrrY, Mo-, April 8.
Beeves-Native Steers, sales as $3.3JoL7a;
Native Cows, $.40d375.
Hogs-Sales at S3.l5s345.
Wheat-No. 2, SIX a9sc; No. 8. 95a95Ic.
Corn-No. mixed. 2SO2Skc; rejected
27h d37kc.
Oats-No.9. 2Sd29c.
Rye-No.2. 3S639c.
But.er-Choice, lSa2,c; fair. l0al2c.
Cheese-Fresh Kansas, prime, exc;
Choice Eastern. 6k &c.
Egys-Candled, S6Skc dozen.
Poultry-DressedC Chickens, per b .,6Kd7k1,
Turkeys, per D., 1l6 12c.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

The Hackensack (N. J.) Repub-
Hcan says: "Y You might as well try to
pick a quarrel with craven image, or
play the ACCORDION with pair Of nit
tens on, as to publish paper that will
suit everybody. 1t can't be done, un-
less you print it in the Sandwich
Islands," ....
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

In South Carolina a neg1U was on
trial for burglary, but it was proven
that he crawled into the mill through q
hole in the wall, unfastened the door, set
the flour out, fastened the door again
and crawled out through the same hole.
The jury was instructed to acquit, as
there was no breaking. so they brought
in the verdict: ave find for the de-
fendant, but we believe he stole the
-four"
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

DEAN STANLEY makes no gestures
when preaching. and stands quite still.
The story goes that one Sunday, after
returning from church. he asked his
wife why the people looked so intently
at him during the service. She replied:
How could they help it, dear. when
one of your gloves was on the top Of
your head all the timer" 1t had drop
ped from his hat.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

Now that the Leadville fever is at Its
height, it is, perhaps, a. we'll as not to
inform those who have not already bean
informed that Leadville is not pro:
nounced as if spelled Lsdville. but as if
spelled Leedville. There is no lead in
the locality of Leadville.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

"MorHER is all the time telling me
not to bolt my food" said the small
boy, "and now she has gone and bolted
up the cupboard that has got all the
company Victuals. ."-NeU RGuen Regis
ter.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

FREDERICK HELBla, blind and DESC
late, broke off gas pipe in q Zanesville
(Oo cellar. covered the open end and
his head with thick bed quilt, and qui-
city smothered himself with the gas.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

RECRUITS for the British Army no
longer receive the traditional "Queen's
shilling" on enlistment.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

SfEAN Power Threahen Speciality. Special
- sses Of Scpsrstoss made expses.y ~ ssean Pov~.
ACR Unrivaled Steam fhreshef Engines,
~ both Portable and Traction, With vasahls lnpssvs
nents, far beyond any other make or kind.
THE ENTIRE fhreshise Expenses (an1 eften
= three 10 I've oDes thsS amoant) be made b. IL
Extra Grain SAVED b shess Improved Machines.
GRAIN Ralaen wifi net submit to the eneF.
- vastase of Grain and the inferior b
MOT Only vastly Superior for Wheat, Oats;
- Barley, Bye. and HE Gfsins but the OsEy Success
si fhresher In Rax. Timothy, Mset, Clover. and nts
change fFon Grain 70 Sesda
IN fhorosgA woFknanahip, Elegant Finish,
= Perfsesa q Rsrts. Cenpleseaess of Equirmsnh sa
- ~"vunA3oo" 7hrWAR Oatais ere Ineumparahaa
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

WHEN WRITING TO ADvERTIsERS,
please sWy B0a sHs0 tie Adre rfSsessess
. Sss fhSs p@Per. Advertisers s6ke 70 kss0ss
schen asd scheve their AdseretsesseRss
0re paying best.
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

Blessed if it amt too bad!" said he
one day (they were sit ing beneath the
catalpa-trees), as the little widow press
ed her lace handkerchief to her eyes to
dry the tears that sprung to them just
after she had remarked that the twitter-
ing of the dear little birds was so like q
baby's voice" darned if it amt!
Couldn't you git him away from them
folks? Pears to me I couldn't refuse
you any thing when you clasp your
hands and look at me with tears in your
eyes,"
"Oh, Captain" sobbed the sorrow-
ing mother, ''there are very few people
in the world like you-Uery few. You
are one in q thousand-yes, fire thou
sand. But never had chance to ap-
peal to them personally. Twas very i'll
when-when they took nay darling
away; and letters, with no matter how
much feeling We write them, are SO
cold"
"Why don't you try personally
then?" asked the Captain, swinging her
dainty parasol about, to the imminent
danger of the delicately carved handle.
She blushed, cast down her yellow
brown eyes, raised them again, looked
hing in the face like child resolved to
tell the truth, however painful it may be,
and said, "I have no money wherewith
to Fay my passage to England. Under
stand me, would willingly, most will
ingly, be steerage passenger, q stew
ardess, any thipg-any thing to bring
me nearer my child. But coming to
them save as befitted the wife of their
SON and brother, my husbands proud
family would certainly disown me, and
I should be alone in strange land more
heart sick than ever"
"Well, if the want of moneys ALL"
cried her honest lover, "that's easily
settled. I'll give you the money to 60
IN baDg-up style, md"
The Iola register., 1879-04-11

Skeleton.
"Well, I should say she was right
smart. Yes-s," said the young pork
merchant, in o nasal voice. "Them
verses sounded very pretty. I don't
read any thing in the newspapers but
the lard quotations and hog-market re-
ports myself, but know good po'try
when hear it. And you read first rate,
Miss Spooner, you do. Yes-s."
"It was NICE" said his sister; sebut
no better than . friend of mine can do.
She can write PONIES by the hour, but
she don't print none. She don't need
to, cause her pas rich. She on'y does
it for fun"
"Well, I'm blessed" here broke in
Capt. Hottop, dropping his feet with q
bang from the chair-top on which they
had been elevated, elf wouldn't like
to know what this is all about. Who is
she7 And who's the blue-eyed boy?"
"Wby, bless me! you've just come,
and you don't know, do you, uncle?"
said Miss Spooner, putting the "pome"
away in her pocket-peok, and leaning
back in her chair the better to meet the
eyes of the Captain. " "She's Mrs. Mont
gomerg Montague, charming young
widow, and the blue-eyed boy is her
only child-a lovely babe ="
Babelet," corrected Mrs. Dusenber-
~, at the same time playfully Ticking
the cheek of q youth at her side, one Of
the aforementioned, who in his interest
in Mrs. Spooner's story had neglected
to fan the rival of Madame De Sevinge,
after having been captured and detailed
for that duty only five minutes before.
"And when her husband died." con-
tinued the fair Isabella (he was the
yot n ger son of an aristocratic English
The Iola register., 1879-04-11
THE MARKETS.

,HEw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20
EsTRAY NOTICE

Taken up BY the undersigned, on Feb.
18th 1879, living on SEQ 2Town 2 Range
IL Webster Go. Nebraska, ono dark
brlndle COW about IL years old. Tho
owner is requested to cali aud prove Drop
erty, pay charges, and take the animal
away. 3Ot5
H. j. MAURRR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20
0LENWOOD ITEMS.

The cold weather for the last few iays
has pat . stop 70 wheat sowing. Roads
are extraordinary good, ADD . vsst amount
Of building is going on this spring. W.
extend the hand Of welcome, to I'll who
come in q midst, and still there's room
for many more. The Clovertou black.
smith will move on bis claim 10 Q few
days. where be intends to continue il
business. Success to you Jimmy.
1. I. Miner has bsso quite sick for Nv.
sral days bsck. and it Is hoped that be
may soon recover.
Blue Hilb ID still improving some. II
there was less sweet cider cold il that CITY
It would improve still faster. 1t would
b . good idea 70 organize . lodss Of
Good Templsrs 10, or near the town, Der.
haps they might do ssme good. Who Of
the breathreo are willing to nip the great
evil 10 the bud. AUNT PArsrY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
NEW GOODS,

CONVERSE GOODMAN 4 Co. Keep
constantly Do hand tho largest assert.
ment of Hardware goods ever bro't into
the Republican valley. They sell chea D
for cash, and if they have not what Won
need leave your order and they will 6il it.
Call DO them one door north Of Garber's
and Mr.. Aolcomb will wait upon you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20
Notice g Teaehacs.

Notice il hsrby given, That l will ex.
anime gu persons who may desire to
offeT themselves ID candidates for tea.
cheers ofthe primary Or common schools Of
Webster county, at Red Cloud on thefrst
Saturday of each monthat nine O'Clock
.. %. sharp.
A. A. Pope, Co Sup't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20

FOR SALE. 10000 Golden Willow
cuttings 1t $3.50 per N. 100 bushels jap
anese or mammoth Miller grass seed SO
cts. per bushel, also several large fresh
mich COWS. miles south west of Red
Cloud. d. 8, HELvERN,
AGENT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20

-FOR SALE.-A couple Of good
farms IL Webster eoasty. close to town
and improved Terms made ksown on
n. L. THOMAS. Agent,
Red Cloud Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20

01D WAT.

] have % hand . few bssbsb q s,asp
wheat, for seed, which l viii ell, slso
eone barley. Cell q ny farm % Elm
Creek, north Of Coviea
Thos. Blunt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20

-LOST-Fridsy afternoon March 7th
east Ct town. fourtined fork, also Tues.
day March llth, . large WOODEN mufier,
between Red Cloud aud Cosles. Ivil
pay for their return.
D. LCrZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20

Chew Jsckson . Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
DOWN DOWNil
New supply Of Wall paper 1t Nc
Nitt's.
Call st the postof6ce and 80 il, only
20 cts . bolt 10 cts. . roll.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20
LAND NOTICE

We have just placed on the Market
Ten Thousand acres of Land situate din
Town Two and Three Range Nine and
Town Two Range Ten.-On easy Terms
OF Psyment.-EiRht Payments with
Eight per cent interest, and 1t low Prices.
Some OF the best tracts ever offered.
Discount Of Fifteen per cent for cash.
KAlEY Bros.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20
OLD nTAi.

Old metal for babbit metal, for sale 10
any quantities at 10 cts per. pound, at
this Office. #
We called on J. s. Hope. matchmaker
and Jswellsr, the other day, and isupd
him . most pleasant and agreeable gen.
tlsuan. He has . nice stock of goods in
his line and viii give you satisfaction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20
Literary Revolution,

Chsubers's Cyclopsdis Of English Lit
erature, 10 the new Acme Edition, is
meeting With such extraordinary sale
that the publishers. to make it still more
popular, have further reduced the price.
Purchars ordering befor April 3Otb viii
get the eight volumes complete, in paper,
for $l.75; cloth. 81. SO; half morocco, silt
top, $500; or bound 10 four volumes.
half morocco, gilt top, for $500. Sample
volumes sent postpaid for 30 cts, As cts,
IS cts, and 90 cts. This is DOT only one
Of the choicest works 10 the Language, but
really wonderful in its low price. Speci-
men pages and terms to clubs will be sent
free on request BY the publishers, tho
American Book Exchange, IS .Beskm.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20

There will b . meeting of the w ebster
20 Agricultural society at the Court
House on Friday March Il, ~. Al
Whoare interested 10 the welfare Of the
Society are invited to attend.
By order of the Pres.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20

Loans Oh good improved farms nego-
tiatsdoon favorable terms By.
L B. freeman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20

! dssisst 70 sooDesss hesdiag eastls
sbost Tie Int u Nay. Vel pssparsd
70 give soGise 0tiahct;oo. Tsrus, 30ces
per nostl, pss besd. Gives ussia.
81 4 ". 8. Harvey.
Heed q Farmers Creek, IasvaIs Nsb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-03-20

The Library Magazine for March will
Do ready on the 28th-not dated in adj.
vance, as is the custom-its contents be.
ing mainly from the foreign publications
OF same date, thus giving what Is newest
IN the literary world. 800 . year, or 10
cts. . number. American Book Ex.
change. Publishers, N. Y.
AiItsrsry 1~syulutioa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-26

" IT. II. meets ut the Opera House
every Monday night at 7.3O. John A
Brooks. Pres't; James Carroll 0ecy.
yM &. A-Devotona meeting every
SUNDAY 2:3O p. N. Devotional meeting
every Tuesday, 1870 p. m. Business
meeting lst. Thursday IN each month aI
! p. IN.
A,O.U. W. meets every Tuesday eve
hing at7.3O. John A. Brooks, T. M W.;
j. Coatsworth, Secretary; L. B. Cake, W.
NJ }. A. spence, K.
Father Matthew X. G. T. A. & b. Soci-
ETY. meets on the third Sunday IN each
month.
Acting Grand Branch No. 8. g. B. A.,
meets on tie first Sunday In each month'
Crusade Commandery-S. NJ. Edwards,
Eminent Commander meets the thlro
Tuesday evening of each month, at 1.do
o'clock.
Mexico Lodge No. 26 A. F. and A. NJ,
meets on the first Tuesday in each mont b
at 2 p. NJ, and also oil the first Friday in
each month at P. NJ. Jas. Carroll, w. M.
Mexico Chapter No. p. Royal Arch,
meets on the second Friday in each
month. 5. NJ. Edwards, q. +.
Hebron Lodge No. 254, A. F. and A
NJ. Regular communications on the hrs
Monday in each month, at p. N. ). M
Riley, w. M.
/. o. o. F.-Mexican Lodge No. SO
meets every Wednesday evening at thel
hall in P. NJ. Morris building. X. SONAR
ZACH, N. G..
Mamre Encampment No. 81. meets OF
the second and fourth Fridays in eacl
month. Louis Phillips. @. p
= Audrain county Medical Society meet
on the last Friday in each month, at p
NJ. DR.. w. w. Mcfarlane, President
DR., Thee. A. Kseton, Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-26
backward. Pin Backward.

Backward, Pin backward my skirts
in their flight, make me small again
lust for tonight, I am so weary, and
nv skirts are so long, sweeping the
pavement when I'm walking along,
gathering dirt from out of the street,
looked at by every one, l happen to
meet ; mother, dear mother, know
I'm a fright, but pin back my skirts,
mother, o pin 'em back tight.
Mother, dear mother, the days are
so warm, I'm tired of this dress, I've
had on since morn; it don't fit me
RIGHT, pin it back, mother, pin 1t
ba.k tight. Now 1 am ready, On
don't / look sweet? smiling on all
happen to meet. I'm in the fashion,
and that is all right, pin my skirts
back, mother, and pin them back
tight. 49,
Mother, dear mother, 1 know it's
a sin, to wear dresses that show OIL
nv elegant limbs, hut what's a poor
girl going to do, if all the Werlo
wears them too; it's only those who
are thin, that's afraid to show beau
tiful limb; you may laugh, but you
know that I'm right,-Oh pin my
skirts back mother, and pin them
back tight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-26

When a Moberly girl is invited
ont to take ice cream by her fellow,
che smacks her lips over the last
snoonful and says: ''Isn't it too
exouisitely awful delicious. " A
Huntsville girl rolls up her eyes and
remarks in stage whisper: what
an awful snide little saucer" A
Sturgeon belle, after licking the sau-
Ger and spoon says: ''Jim, hows
ver hank? Could she liquidate for
another gobble?" The Fayette
heautv labs her spoon in his and then
in hers. and murmurs: 'Oh, Chawies
the chocolate is so much bettah than
the vanilla: ordah two more choco.
| lates, and let the old vanilla go.
A Sedalla damsel fops down in one
chair puts her feet in another, JERKS
off her escorts hat, and, as she 1ans
herself with it, yells out at the wal1,
~ % viii a Comanche whoop: "Here
Hor nnhleached American ring-taiied
Soor set a freezer of cream ana
oounle of ladies on the table, ana
hr;no ms six bottles of beer and some
ham sandwiches, or I'll jump down
vour throat and kick the partitioh OUT
Of vour liver. Sans got the sug,
ana Tm his solid nibs. and don't you
FORGET fore il. "-Moberly Headlight.