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Commissioner of Agriculture

Cincinnati Commercial: zone would
suppose from the calm serenity with
which the ST. Louis Globe Democrat
advocates Grants nomination that the
State of Missouri peacefully repossed in
the bosom of the Republican party"
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S6eriMs Sale.


District Court 18th judicial District, ssiT-
wick tcunf:. ksusas.
A. u. Balloon, piaintia,
Reuben q Lan., sa-sn Lane W. 4. wosdman 4
son, Bethnei h Wilson aud MARY A. Lsas. de
fensihnts
BE- virtue cf ~ order ~ sale issued ant ~ the
District sourt of the tJth Juifciaf Hirfrtct sit
ting In aud fsE .edxwtck Cnnafy kAssas, where
In A. Is Eaiiiag u PisiatiH and Reuben 4 i.sae.
,s-sn Lac, " 4 Ncodfusa d on, Bstnnst X .
Wilson AMI Nancy A. Lane are defendants, .
viii, on
Satsriog. the Gra dag Of May. f-s9.
at clock. .. ~. nj the courthouse stpor, being
ut the fr,nt al the baiiiios Known - taele block
oa Donglss sysnse. ia tho city OF iebits. KAN
sss. otter for sale ut public sasties, ~ the high
eel bidder for cash 10 hand. ell the right, title
ard Interest VI the defendants, Reybsa Z. Lac.
su-sn l.sns. " e. Woot.fGan a son, Bethusi n
Wilson and Nancy Lac. ia snd 60 the following
described real property situated ia the seunty Of
-etge lick. stste pf kankas, 10 Wit
The northeast quarter Of section sis. ia town
tvsnty--ix ppnth ~ raogs tao east
said real property Is levied upo. ~ the property
OF DESCENDANTS. Reabsa &. Lane. ttsan Lass. W
q. NDoJiuan \ son, BstI,Iiei X. Wilson aud
Nancy n f-zas, and will be cold 81 satisfy ssid
order Of ssle
>hsgia's oiacs, Msrrh ~. $50.
~. K WATT, sheriff
-luss 4 fIs;toa. plaintiffs attorneys lat
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GARFIELD.

That old war and forensic hero and
statesman, General Garfield, is looming
right up. If the Chicago Convention
can't nominate Grant, James Garfield is
the next best man in every way.
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Chicago 71mes: at is said that his
Holiness the Pope contcmplatcs crea-
ting four additional cardinals in the
United States.
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Cincinnati Commercial: Missouri is
the twin sister Of Kentucky so far as
Republican politics are concerned. Mis-
souri, contributes a little more toward
the nomination at Chicago, but their
contributions toward tae election OF
the candidates are precisely equal.
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District Court, lath Judicial District, sesig-
wick county, kansas.
chin Ian I'm,
W.
W ID Saunders. Cor
neila X. aasudsss and
n q. Turner
Nv ssrtas 81 On srisr nj sale issssd oct ss he
district court cf the i5sh jsirlai dlsssles sittsg
" and for -ssix~ heb county. ea0sas, wksssia
thin Ian Pin " piststt9 snd W ". reasdsxs.
corneiis v. -sasdsts. snd y 4. Tusssr are de-
PENDANTS. ! will on
ssssr<av. rae uA ass II Msy isss
~ o'cioek IA, 81 The e,susssosss doss. ssise
81 the front 81 the lasdirx hnswn :. kaei. hiess
on isousias Avenue. In the sisy sf wichita, kss-
bidder for each IN hand, ali the right. titis ssd
Interest Of the asfsbdAats, W ~ sassdsrs, 90
nslts ssun.levs ass~k .. 4. tssssv 10 s<S ~ the
fiou wing dsses ibet reed psspssts. sttsstsi n the
csunts 81 rssiswiek. sfAss % kss~as. ~ Wit
This sast half Of section No. twsasy -fgif, As6
ss.t half aud scathwest avsvsey ~ sssfx&easo
quarter of ssctton No. thirtssa, towuship No.
tw enty eight. range ONE, sass 1hs s0ath sss
quarter of section siahtssa. tsusshtp twenty
eight. rasse two. sAst The narthwsst quarter
VI section twenty -sis. fswsshsP tsestysssvss,
rapSs one, wssf, aud the sortk 81 quaxtsr "
the northeast quarter ~ ssstles stNtsss, ssvc-
chip twspty-ssssa. range sns. sast.
aaid real propert, 10 levied sy,es - the psepss.
~ Of ,ssfehiasts above aamss. and will be soid ~
satisfy said order 81 sale,
sheriff. ofss, wieAitA, ssixwiGh esusty,
Kansas, Aprii .. fsse
80 sheriff sstxsiek ceusty. nsa~as
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In three States, Oregon, Virginia and
Georgia, Republican State Conventions
were held yesterday.
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pObNca&3e0 Net1ea
In In. District Gssss ss ssAsvish esHnsy. ssass
Of kaaans-
Aifrsd =. Larkin, piaiasiG,
Martha Ana IArkin. dssss<innt.
The above nonssi dsses<1nas 10 hsgs4y Dettoe1
that she hes bees sued 10 The sbsse- ccsrt.
answer The pssitsou u The shuss-aamsa Plststi6.
nisd In thts scttaa. utth TIE ctsvA 81 ~ sesvs-
uasus1 court, % 80 bsfcrS The t1le day 81 Nay.
he t&ksa - tree end judomsat viii b vssdsrs4
Axsinct aid Defendant Hranstnw ~ prayer q
said petition and decrssinG . divorce nom aid
defendant. AID stvtuG The care ss1 eoserdy ~
Wm. A. LArtsu, the eldest ere. w saAx peatsua.
with cost. sf salt. ADAMS DAlE,
LA Attorneys for ftatnttG.
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Notice.


u =, DISTINCT LAND 0eGilG,
wichita, kansaS. March ~. 100
Notice IL hsrvby give. parsaeas ~ tassvuetisns
fron the Commissioners u tsenevAi land eaes
embraced In letter 80 " Jssaary 31ss, tssn.
that We will proceed ~ This efnes %
ks.dsy, april ssfA, isep,
At To- CLOCK o. m B, ~ easr ~ Public sale the
noyth hsif u the nnrshsast quarter Of sscsasa "
In township 10. sosth VI ranVa wess, betna .
portion Of the hsTohse strip ~ THIS district, s.s
and iath is.s uhder the snt 81 Csnsfess " teb.
rasry 18th. is., the same ~ ~ s6srssi sshjsss 10
the uiaiwum Of ops dollar per acre. snd sny %
.sld tract not then sc;d viii shssvsfsss be sub
Jest h. sale o. Ordinary private sasry. ~ Ne sane
minimum price
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OysIcs 40 tspfAs AssAsns.
March ~. tsD
sealed proposals.. isdssssa 'ry,p~.sts hss
sieti attic, ssa tissrs>s 10 ne 1sssais>sessv
81 lss,iss snsiss, " sshsnstss, u. stsi ~ re-
esissi astst ~ s'stssh, . ~ u Tuesday, ASsii
spsh, jssD. for hisBirbiss 81 the pod v kssets-
ssses sasss-f the fyiss~isx Bosatsf ~ svs 5sass
sif bsifefs ssf halle, via
sts.,.. ss., sss sr,pss'' ss's,,f r. - - = =
Moss lsnsssns ..d wies,ss. ss's, IT e ~
fssse~ arss<y. q s.sss..-+.-r 1900. ~ ~
gonss afsnsr. = - ~.
Ks. sssssy 10 -
OAs.sss fses rsres ississsD .s..s.. iss NJ
Proposals siit 10 ses<iss3 roe ssrAssa fssss.
sbsfs-sss OF tka<fAwestfis, - pss -~sf - se;eb
fna<t bsifsY~ ssd ~ essssfr tsS;ss $50 sssst
state tbs pssr- 90 -hseb the Ibid psptAs~5 ~ -
feess.hsd Wit ~ delivered - sss1 eaoo<<ss the
deliveries 10 k~ made - sefsfs jses t1fb, "
this pssf All t3ds nsss 10 se>~Gt A<feJ " 3
eersza~i ebrsk sspsa sssss . usy~sst~s3s -
able u shs efstss ~ ne ssr.snl-etuxss sffsd1os
Arssrs, fsr ~ Least csc ~ Sef nssfcU ~ ne
pr4es u ik~ esssss rre.ss b y susui.Ss1, ski<S
eh-ss slsi ~ fssfsits< b, TIE f.svsvsnsss 10
the isdasr r~ssss5ss ssssS steiI ssfsss ~
yfssrayfif eater iets eossssei ssr1 sse~sse go
ss,i ssakelsaf bse4i stbsSvt.s ~ ~ esleses<s ~
NE hssr fkS fssAt 10 vs>sv,s3 ~ ss1~rS sis stts
~ ssf part ~ s@f Nd ~ Gs~tnsf " fAs -bsst 10
tsfsss< ~ TIE Ssssrrrzsst
si-l ,1>sfnsusnntS&ss
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ssfiss 10 hsvsty sisss sest ~ ssdeeukg>e1
VIZ vss1snf p~tttsss h. the nDsssasss nsssc ~
Csnsfs s<sssrssssto1Ses ~ es<14wsst eee~4f
ksssas. - tbssy rsgssss ssss1tas hs,1 netzSr>
ssir > TO. ssxs4x - - sprssSSinfsss - 49,
- s-=..f "a bslt1ssg q hsffes s<essrs = st.<ss
=. Va q ~ - toss -. rags 3, ssss t<fis>s<~d
ssssf esss u gg1.
alSHSD sooGfs,
1-ss Nh rASkl-
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necessity that the greatest be pracd the Of
tide and in this
assist. best by making the
price of article low possible.
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Emporia is going to have a fine Opera
House. Ground has already been bro
ken for the building.
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A City Pasture!
BASLEY 4 lEVERlDGE,
Wichits, Ksa ss
DR.. L0SEE & BH0'S.
MEDICAL DLSPENSARy.
90 Douglas Ayenne, :

For the sale Of Medicines and Neiicsl Mershan-
disc Of all kinds, surgical Goods aud Appliances:
Is Trusses, shoulder Braces, Elastic ,'oq-ls IL
which we shall keep the most approved kind, aud
a. lust them IL the person Also for the sieiicsi
aud Surgical treatment OF all diseases, Acute
Chronic, or Private.
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The scarcity of money this spring is recog-
nized by all. The Farmer, Merchant s
and Mechanic are all in
the same boat
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Linder,a LIVER Pills.

These vegetable pills acf mildly sGd eisec.-
ua,ly on Tie geneEzs sy.tssa- Thes sfoasc the
INACTIVE Liver. remove BiLDVsSEss and
JACNpzcE, assist DIGESTION. cure SICK
HEADACHE. SorR STOMACH, HEARTBURN.
DYsFIP>IA and CLFASsg the BLooD OF =!
impurities by their arsior on TIE Boys fs
KIDNEYS and 6EASprfsR U2sssss.
greafmzny SasEs al=i varieties 81 sam Dis
EssEs disappear altar tAe nc o. iiSse ALIxs.-
a1IyE PILLS for short tins.
IF s setter family psn hss reye- teeucoss-
poui,ded. Try fsesz-
49, PFico, as Gents
S.w. IAboFxioFy. pr. Luexk e.8:s1 sSsaa
icai DisY<rsasy. " seh.ts, Kansas
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District Cs~rs. issA Jsa,s1a, ptssrtss. ssdgvieA
spansy. ksnsas,
ysssPA nshse,
En nsrsss snli
klisa q narnss.
Nv virtas es an order al eais iasssa eus q he
sisscs ea~rt NJ The l3sA llieisi d>sssss. stsstne
IN aaHl lbF ssslgvtek eouaey. keD>1s. uessete
ycs>ph FisAsv 10 psststia ss1 HI 2. earnss ass
Eilsa I. narnss srs dstDssiasts. VIII. -
Msslss, ns lsra - Of Avtl, 4. d -.
q s'cicrA p m. ~ the caarthcsse dpes. eHtsG
81 ne frunt 81 he batflng kssSe - e1I9e elec4s
% Dssslas svss~s, u ~ sssy = vhsess4. kas-
-, os.s sss .als = p.bsts s.ssss. = - sasesss
inosrsss Of he ds(ssdAnss KAT nagWes - kitse
e. NaFpss. In and " tAs lbllowina ds4gsbNt rsal
rr,yevtY. sisssssd " Ne csssey - ssaGwhk -
ssais si1ksssss, - VIA;
The sorIA haif tSl ~ he esusA~nse ssaftsvIs,
ef section No. thirty 60. In egHnsotD No.
twessy-ssv On. scuth az raac ~. ese "
vest asd Appraised ~ en-. saSl rel psppsssy
e lssis<i spss = shs ssspsrsy e dseseaasss ~
4 Rarue- ard Eliza G. Narnss Esd VII b sstd
te satisfy sata order o. sale
shsrid's s0es. wichita, nasyh y, ~.
a. \ WArf. sAssi9.
Noah Allen, Piain,ia's Attorney si-s
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propose to assist bcstw by making the
price of article low possible.
Wi Il sn
kets in syenns oMpossa Of cotton wood why
n asaeo ss af 'hs a sSsss Ne 'ss dc possible not s
low the advance, and but
Few Changes in Our Former Prices will be Noticed:
s''s se; + !: e
GinsSsms 10 and l. - T. seass 70 f''''
c''Gs is1f A %ssi s rs ssn.' is cents.
E}t Debeige Dress Goods, ls and
1zbtf Summer Silks, 40
Heavy TwTcns can abbans to l5l2 i2 in w;ds--Es Drive
Colors Grain SASH Ribbons, soc-worth Co.,
Ladies variety house
Ladies SsS r o s to t oss nsaa". n and s1s
in imported Goods.
Under the New Management Of our Source Of Supplies
Our Wichita HOu and the
cannot fail to please
Geo. Y. Smith.
y. c. REDFIEID, Manager. Next Wichita Bank.
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n This Space belongs to
BlSSASTZ 4 BUTLER,
who are too busy selling
stoves and Hardware to
write an ad.
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shsri6's Sais

District Court, 18Th Judicial District, sssa
wick county, kansas.
chin Ian tfu,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-10
A Carl

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, l will send a recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed enyelOpe
to the REV. JOSEPH Il. INMAN, Station ID,
NetO York GUY. May4-eodD&Wly
The daily gazette., 1880-05-10
A Family Mad With Religion.

IMAGING THEMSELVES DIVINE THEY
KILL THEIR CHILD AND TAKE Po-
SESSION OF THE NEIGHBoRHooD
PRAYER-MEETING
LOUISVILLE, KY May S.-A special
despatch to the Courier Journal from
Clarksville says Considerable excite.
ment was caused yesterday by the
Judgement in Jail of Dan Lyle (colored),
his wife and a negro woman named
Susan Talley. II seems that Lyle and
his wife have recently become perfect
monomaniacs upon religious subjects.
He has asserted that he was the Sa-
viour, and his wife the Virgin Mary,
and Susan Talley, who lives with them,
a prophecies. In his zeal he has on
divers occasions appeared at places of
worship both for white and black peo-
pie, and insisted on playing his part as
preacher. Yesterday Constables Rom.
lly and Saunders procured warrant
for bis arrest upon charge of disturbing
public worship and went to his house to
execute the same. Lyle resisted fu-
riously and assaulted Constable Saun-
ders with an axe. Constable Romily
fired three shots at Lylye, one of which
took effect in his right breast and the
other two in the groin. Lyle then re-
turned to bis house and barricaded the
windows and doors, but he surrendered
when Sheriff Mosely appeared with an
additional posse. Upon entering the
house the officers smelled putrid flesh
and, in making search found TWO of
Lyle's children, aged respectively three
and five years dead, with their necks
broken. The impression is that the
murder was instigated by Lyle's wife
and Susan Talley, who have both
welded strong infuence.over Lyle, and
that he did the killing to relieve the
women of the care OF childIen, believing
that for the occasion he was Herod.
Lyle's wounds are very painful, but
are not considered mortal.
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Personal

BARONESS DE RoTHsCHILD's recent
ball in Paris cost $4,000.
AT FRENCH DINNER the other day
III. de Lesseps "passed l. warm eulogium
on the American press reporters"
M. DE LEssEPs has presented M.
Ernest Renan with Mormon Bible.
given him by Prophet Taylor, Brigha m
1oung's successor.
FoUR-THoUsAND DOLLARS have been
raised for public monument to Sena-
tor Morton, of Indiana, which is to be
erected at indianapolis.
MIR. LoNGFELLOw has written a
poem upon "Old st. David's at Radnor,n -
which will be printed in LipptncoH for
for June, with an Illustration of the
church.
GRACE BRITAIN, the Oldest person
in The State of New Jersey, died at Lam
bertville ON Friday, at the age of 1O5
years. The records show that she was
born in October, IT'S,
HENRY q. RICH, who recently died
in Massachusetts, and his brother,
Robert E. Rich, who survives, are saip
to have lost leg each on the same day
during the war, one on the Susquehanna
the other at Antietam.
District Attorney Schalck, of Schuyl-
kill county, announces that there will
be no criminal court this week, owing to
the scarcity OF cases.
George W. Childs, accompanied by
Mrs. Childs, was entertained by Mrs.
MAJOR Fo'stein, at the Valley Forge
oadq larters the other day. Before re-
turning to the city Mr.. Childs presented
Mrs. Holste in with 500 for the Valley
Forge fund.
The body of Miss Eliza L. Bergen
stock has been found in the Lehigh
river. In her dress pocket were found
photograph of her lover and lead
pencil. The cause of the deed Is sup
posed to have been the opposition Of her
parents to her lover, who was not per-
nitted to enter the house with her, they
claiming that she'was too young to sit
up with boys.
AS only three men in the village of
Broad Axe, Montgomery, could be mus
tered on Friday afternoon, when John
Hobensack's barn was found to be on
fire, the ladies OF the village turned out
and fought the flames heroically. Water
was thrown upon the fire from buckets,
mugs, aid even tin cups. The barn was
saved, though not before it had beend am
aged considerably.
Secretary Evarts's request to the Com
mittee on Appropriations to provide
$4,000 for the entertainment of the
King of Siam is reported by the St.
Louis Republican to have called out
this statemanlike remark from one of
the members of the committee: at is
Just as l expected. Grant has been en-
tertained over there, and has invited
everybody to return his visit, expecting
the Government to pay the expenses,
and this is the first of the raft"
There was a $4,000 house present at a
Leadyille theatre on a recent Sunday
night to see Black Crook" in
m amer only equalled at Niblo's," and
q lother $1,000 was distributed from the
boxes for champagne by banana kings
and although the curtain did not 90
down after thetnal transformation scene
until 8. 40 O'Clock Monday morning yet
the delighted audience remained until
the close.
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AIr,vate letter received in Allegheny
City, Pa, from Arequipa, Peru, March
3Oth reports.thst before the Chilian des-
cent on Mollendo James Campbell a
young railroad employe got all the
movable machinery and engines back
into the country and buried the other
machinery. Being captured by the
Chillans and refusing to tell where he
had buried the machinery he was treated
with great cruelty taken to Ansenda,
lodged in Jail tried and senteced to be
shot. 1t was not believed, however, that
the sentence would be executed.
Some people are queer; they will suffer
W tn d spepsla or liver disease for months
an even years and whe finally cured by
a Iwenty-five cent bottle OF DIR. Bull',
Ba timore Pills, wonder why they never
tried them before.
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The Census,

The work Is TO be begun ON june /
over she entire country and in the rural
districts must be finished BY June 30. In
cities OF 1000 Inhabitants and over II
must be concluded by June 15. as 1t is
expected IL can be more summarily dis
patched In centres of population, and
besides the changes there are more fire.
quent ami the floating population more
numerous. The supervisors have from
July to July 10 to sum up and return
their reports.
During the taking of the census Su-
pervisor Whiteley's headquarters will
be at Eighth and Market streets. End
story, over the grocery store Off. p.
Almond & Co. Here enumerators will
receive full instructions with their com
missions.
WHAT is TO BE TAKEN.
The name, age, nativity, sex and color
OF each person are to be recorded; with
certain educational facts and vital sta
tistics. Every death for the year past,
probably. will be noted. Every farm,
with facts as to its acreage, value, live
stock, prOductiveness, &C., and all es-
adjustments of productive industry,
with statistics thereof are to be taken.
THE CONFIRMATION.
The pay Of he enumerators will be 81
cents for each name recorded; 1911 cents
TOT each faim: 8 cents for each death
taken; 10 cents for each manufactory in
cluded In the general schedule and %
for each on the special schedule; except
that IN cities and wards of cities, which
had over 1000 population in 1870, the
compensation shall only be 2 cents per
name.
Each enumerator, before forwardipr
his return to the supervisor, is obliged
TO make a sworn copy of the NAMES of
persons taken, age, sex, color, &C., and
ME the same In the office Of the clerk of
the county court (prothonotary) for
100 names. Po-
He shall also give notice BY written
advertisement, posted at three or more
places in his district, thar he will sit on
the fifth and sixth days after filing his
hst, from a. m. to 6 p. M, to correct
MS enumeration, and for this he shall
receive $3.50 per day additional.
Always provided that in no case shall
tue enumerators receive greater ag-
gregate compensation than could be
equal to S4 per day for the time allowed,
That Is to say that city enumerators can
not make over S48, nor those of the rur-
al districts over 500. How far below the
latter figures 1t may fall may be inferred
from the following estimate at an aver
age country district:
1000 Names. M
O p0 ihrms' ms'''''''.'.'...... ........ 10 90
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The Burdock.
MISS A. p. WALKER.

While over and over the daisies and clio
Are toasted and sung all the day.
And the dafodil fair. with bright yellow
Is chrlstened the "Queen of the May"
Who Is there to sing OF the virtues that
From the burdock that grows by the
way.
When the daisy would fail and the clover
When the daffy would,shrink In alright
All neglected and lone, amid rubbish and
stone,
The burdock grows up to the light,
mantle of leaves
To cover the rubbish from sight.
How well recall one 30 stately and tall.
1t seemed like u castle in air;
And when mischief ran high, how my
playmate and
with It's burrs used to powder our hair
Though 1t wasn't much fun when our
toilets were done,
The mischief again to repair.
Though the dock falls to please, and plen-
Yet. when we are tortured with pain.
All the daffy's bright locks seem rude
yellow shocks,
=, And the daisy's eyes sparkle In vain
Fen the clover's sweet smile will fail to
beguile,
While we sigh for the dock in the lane.
1t Is then that we In look obscurity's
nook,
This comforting healer to find;
And SO potent its charm our Affections to
calm
That we marvel to think we're so blind
AS TO give 1t no heed, only call 1t weed
When its labor of love is SO kind.
Thus mid trials we learn, what we fail to
discern,
When prosperity brightens our way,
understood,
When the heart is exultant and gay,
While their beauty andiworth shines love
liest forth
The daily gazette., 1880-05-10
THE RIVER OF LIFE.
TRANSLATED FROM THE GAZETTE OF
MAY 8, 1880.

TRANSLATED FROM THE GAZETTE OF
MAY 9, 1880.
Olim vela dedi navicul@ me@,
Undas per placidas nulla pericula
Occurrere amino dunn
A puppi zephyro vehar.
Omnis scena fuit clara beataque;
Perlustrans que novas yes oculis vagis
Magma voce cachinnO,
Undarum asptciens chorum.
Aequor sic placidum pr@ieriens cito
Intravi tenebr8s; naviculam cavam
Nunc p. Pruptus aquee mons
Torquens insequitur Lean.
Jactatus perritus fiuctibus advehor
Ad vastum pelagus limitibus carens;
Tum vana prece cl amo;
Echo sola mihi redit.
Exandita tamen grata oanoraque
Neptuni sonitum vox superans feri
VentOs ct furiosos;
'Tecum, mite metus, ego."
Nunc fidens manu- ct pr@sidio Del
Transivi incolumis cuncta perieula:
Terrain ceilcolarum
Per nubes video pr0cul.
j. A. X.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-10

For collie, dysentery, teething and other
diseases of babyhood, always use DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-10

There will probably more fall below
thai than above 1t.
congress has appropriated $500, 900 to
pay the expenses of the census and 1925
0Oo additional for the "two days {" cor
rectOn.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-24
Democratic Convention.

A mass convention Of the Democrat
ic voters of Allen county is hereby
called to meet at the city of Humboldt
on Monday, Sept. 9th, at l o'clock p
M, to place in nomination candidates
for the several county offices.
We are now in the midst of an excl
ting political contest, both National
and State and everywhere the Democ.
racy are organizing and putting forth
the most noble efforts for success. The
gallant Democrats of Allen county
should not be behind their party
friends in other localities. Let us show
them that we are alive to the import.
ance of the success of Democratic prin-
ciples, and let us have full represen-
tation from every township at ou1
county convention and place in the
field a ticket which will insure us q
splendid victory in November.
n. F .ACERs, Chairman.
o. S. COFFIN, Sec'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-24

The only hope that any Democrat
has for election in Allen county this
fall, is that he may by his wits, shrewd.
ness, tact and palaver, induce some
two hundred protested Republicans
to desert their party so far as to vote
for him. Are Republicans to be gull.
ed now by the cry of mo politics in a
county election, clever fellow, "'best
officer We ever had" and like stuff,
always brought into use by party
short of votes and eagerly hunting for
more: Stand by your party, stand by
your principles, stand by your profess
sions and vote for the man nominated
by the party that stands by the coun-
try where great principles are involv-
ed, and all will be well.