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, 1880-05-28

steer. sh"~t'i no Hoabie ctnsc Int fat teayy cut
lily wrrb ~ nc M frnm Tutstny'h quotations. md
"tr0 lnFh IN move Mt The DECLINE TlG hrxt drOycs
on snln-nnd thort wern cfn!rn rastlu In tl,n
Jhri+-@oft Mt &ss 4', ant, II must nvn thcu nm px-
twtttnay ano banch far wh'ci, hfetnr fa,,rc rtuJ
have heen nhtalnel1. Fair IN reuIy u,i shipping
Mtcts went bsuIlnH NJ klatti.a Apt ut t,l sn,tRp
tho hhlk nf Tho rurenaus " Tho Ens,orn ttattp wrro
stae. fhs Fnrrly nf rt.io,t rhltr. aLch =. are in
Hctnund II nIGot thrn wants, continues Inadequate,
nna therefore rr!ccs Vt t,at class rnni,nuo to rup
high, Pour td Rnri fat COWS nnd inferior t. fatr
ntixnh !ntR wcfn rhlnhto NJ MNtH iTi q few 1,NtH.
MhHs wore pel1.tle Uut u tho erHlpues AZ f3I
Many rnlt1b rrnMncti III te yhra NJ tho close, NnG
the t1Hrz1t anatGtt snrsh: 7
,.,. VEurATtUXA.
E3trn f}nevos-G'raduA stuera, weighing t,Go
Clintce lteHyrH-fno, TAI, wui-fnFniel elepfH
weighing l.3I tp ~ ihs ..:,:..........+s.. A3AE
,tnH hlDt6 ia,i 4naAa,
NJ lNn a l?S u. asa+00
IfNtGhHfH' Hfnrk--l'a,Hr ~ GttttitHnn HtnttH md
Etsn1nsu1a to .ts1fcH rows ftr oily EiAtsXstpr.
mcHl!inK p1 70 lKAt ths HDt1IaG
stuek tntt)o -CoHD1Dn tattltt nfsIHt1!nG MQ ID
itJ -. ......... 10}a37s
.6p!l- nnd scaiawss ssuers. 92,aan
fGAlel pGf lQu lbs. 4Q&An
, 1880-05-28

Bb1ft19 UhpAefh 10 Tb1 Eh3t19o 1FIbNnk
NEW Y1HA. May N.-GnA&N-Wheat-1ncgsa
actively In wheat with however, much losa OF excils-
lnent and disturbance nuted In Tho general IN s5ka1
Sven In connection With tho ssttement Qf Mxy con-
tfAexs Nj red wtnt1r wteat variable, but thu drift
II nnatstataby toward higher tstreE; No. wAlte
Eained asc!deay In favor with buyers and I'M
psvxsd hal4a On IN ActlT0 Gull Tor deliveries
tn May aud junes No. ased tor prompt ant May d..
aud nuotuated considerably ~ values rsoediug Il
one ttms - much - lzeo from the atesI roportad
s.ass i.asas 81 on.Sss sss Ha H.
dellyeET, gained fof tho DAY ubout 1ci July }(u; gos
, 1880-05-28

shsJFs r!tH: EoI!eE .lAnc, cl0snI Nt Rio, Lung
!Hnds 4a4tHlc buxcdi tong cl.t hanA, N4Nac, nsrNt-
ilck!a4 huMa auptuh ~ st+aHo fur l7telI average,
S4e. ~
acnn quoted III +1(95e for shoulders, G1l6asy6o for
snnrt Ribs for short cunrs n5f4o for hams. oil
talnTHR1H ut0 lackEa.,
3HEaHE-Enfgt, WG Huot9 whtt8 at H25kn and rel.
low At +l9tIG
fnr extra messt ind 412S1iGD for hams, with anv OF
III 4r'A hams at fIhtu 7
TAlIUw-QNiHt and st04dy ht bsk15{ko for city md
bAW53Sa Tor COUNTRY.
, 1880-05-28

nALr1MotE, Md, May N.-tLouH-Folr dem.oa
md ntpaAy.
Observation-Disclosures dull and custer, Nm =
Western witttsr rel. spDt. ti2S}ei i2sii May lsx
AuHnst, IT, lu}a oit0t1. Eor,yostern lrm fnr snot,
casser for fn.urass Western mixed, spot 6iIc, Xiv
6i6ui June und July. III tatc; August, tc sleamet
504c OAta In gunA tloIia,,Ai Western white, 4!41o
do inixod. n Dtuc. Ityc t1r,,.
nAy..;Steas!r md arln, prime TO choice reuu,,,.
lower. h""Vs
KuTrEH-t'nia und weak nj 12alfc,
FsufH--Firnl III l!At1Ifc
r6aiJ(c. "'''' '''"'as
TnIfEE1nnii md numlna!; Rio casxocs fair 10
htuAM-Qnieti 4 a1ft, Gs<e. ...
WntsKf-SiaHty ani jniut ut Il. tOtfaltl.
IltlnlifsSIu i.lYnrpIM'i por stnIn,pr. nnmlnal;
cDttt,ll. ftli ttAur. n; uruln. NO rpDM UInrtd,
;, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ 1rlni wluat. el) iu; corn,
SnIrMEXr4-Wicht, 7atJj ru; cnrn. %a,Fs. bu,
hALEs-Wh heut, ;lj,4n hut eurtl, tj,uu bu.
, 1880-05-28

LOUISVILLE.

1ouIAvtLLE. May yA.-EoTToN-null At llAe'
'FIDUN-pull anu lower; extra, ktDl n1trs taa4''
N0o, a Mo, I, tt-hos473s cho!cc fancy. MIdaaoS
GAAiS-Wheat steady eLa Cora qaist! ho VIZ
dp mixed, Net!e Oats trni h9;S hha;tS sn''''
ilAY-Qus9t and niichai;xed a tlt4tsl1M :, ou,,s
hut sl,aiYl pTnao steam, f1n LUX mssts n,msn
,1!0utdeF1 tl0 clear rib. p n; c9ar ;os9 css;
wy i, msE.;sixar-oursd, =; NatSlaA
, 1880-05-28
COMNlERCIAT,

Tho following were the receipts md shipments
nt the leading articles of pru.lucc in this city
during tho twenty y-totir hours cndlngnL7 o'clock
Thursday morning, ar,l tho corresponding
time lust yenr:
, 1880-05-28
S't', I(1uiS.

Fir. 1.ou1s, Mo-, Mny 27.-fLOUE-I,ufi: only 4
slna order ttns!e.
GhAlS-WlcRt-Casf lower; options better. uniel.
tltt,: No. rcd. sLi3saIlD4 cAsfs, nf1crcd tLti
Ut clone; st.iutl@il0 for Mny; sl.gasleafalB4 for
Jnnc. h'stafSu for Juy, 1tJte for Au9ust 80. do,
*lM hldt No. no. Gc BID. Corl SLOW: a.Hc cs,h;
N'lc May. 3rfas3iMn Junet 3l}to Au1l1nt. Dat. dull
Enthusiastically iii tl.th
RUTrEH-1Alwgrj Guify, l6GalSps
:Htth--Quictt l1fatllu
l1EAD-EUlnllini ii $IU1.
l'novtAi0NA-l'oFk iIull at s!aes blu cash and MAJ.
nry bnit nchssH1tnc 4n1ury, hut nnna Offering; FLU
fif5, *A:Ii u oi.s. bacon q,llut al tyG fGs, f1lh
f.srt nominal ht tdtl
ItEpstrrs.FloMe, 5,0n br!s, whoa,, 6aou bui coru.
G2y1D hut Gnts, ,uu Gu.
7tuO bul outs, 2, wv hui fyo. none; barioy, nono.
, 1880-05-28

Slt5El'-cHhtnuo quiet, Will rrluus weak. "
qnDtp poor to ch0lcu hurA IT. Etja s75 per lQ lbs.
KANSAS cry.

4ADlD }D0F ~ cN0t1 kAuFH 1T $SLdU33 1Q
KANSAS CITY.
=, SptttaI Dtspatth to The Chfeapo TrIbans.
sss Sf @ fse,s s1sr( 'iPsSs {.ss !st: 's : :
S*s' TaS.as' S"a9ia; s3Si s "'"tS1s' md sof:isd
ss5 nise niisys usss ssss sSSs5 s 'sAs shipping e
FAST LinERrr.
WE ssa & nd 81 y ;s' sssa s ,s
faf tl'5ea t,nysl icsal: iI4lt ai stilI 'aa er
sad Sss III a3 XIV 'so o do
a '%fssftfts sssnfs. a s1; 'se! !s 1S1 th5sp day."
% sejps saSx @ ~ 'a, tp5 n5cs Y, ,n,s
NEW YoRK.
,,ShH NEW n r1aK, Msy s3 rceelnt,t 20
a sascssas ins1sa s''' ' qu"f''FS oce''
: !$n;;e s;s;s: s?s:s5
SwI$S1 1xssu'e!.: $sS: s"!,s offered e,!ye} no do
hia'd fDr ltye, 9vou ut isomnHi rnngc, $i5b Ito.
MUfFALO.
dull and loWsst good 10 choiso sIuS:s
n?'s: s M s,sst aA
ESsf SSiS s.:S SS;: ID: III fsis'.
oaco t. ianey sipolnr stoos Snn 9nohYRnee;, Yaee q
Ro0d. sil ni butchers steuta, BNhh5I1; .4rusa
,Te1[nnt, ,[ fsMeFSM Nlhtotnd tH EAWsAGD, ctwt md
ADfhrt, $.Ifh*at Receipts. l,0Ilt Nhipncnts. 1,kl
MEEr@1Htantiy - a''d unchanged, ellpnDa, $a.5s1oO,
ilnus-En,rly actlyo nnd lrtors Workers. md Hn1u-
Mtnrgs. $lukHl.i5 pncking filu 44.I5 henyy, tuai,
heavy *hinrlng, *lMb4.ai receipts, 6,uU oaa; shtl.
CINCI NEATi.
!sss$: :;$sss: %
iNDIANArl1.ts.
kIntAxArnlts @ 4 ! MAY T.-ltods-Elrm at sioo0t2o,
, 1880-05-28

Sp<etat paypateh to III Ohtedao IStba"A
KANsAa CITY, No., Aay N,-1MAtS-T t1Nsvt 80
rtnt reports. wheat-ltecepts fur ne Iass ~ s,ot
lai7U tu; shpmohts 5t7aa Ut, lowers No: sa liz
june s7<e CoFn-Ilaceipta tor tae ytsk ksMsct JinA
bni shipments, Adi6 but nrmt NO. i Casa 4"s~'
, 1880-05-28

CINCINNATI, O., May y.1-corT0k~pun ~ aMM
ELauR-Hsayy, family. taaA3als fa:t,', fane5t,, tprA
GNAtN-Wheat weaker; No. : roa. a. Viz ~. GU
scarce; NJ. ! mixed, u.lc; tp 10 af1'"
, 1880-05-28

F10AlAt Ill, AAy 71.-HAAlN- Corn au'es sstaesfa
nlxh. u1txsd. 2Ixi Jfc, tpixod SIN tSs'Se o*s
NJ: whlte dtfYxJc. Nye dull At 6i'aa-"
11l0AWtNEh-atcodJ II t1IA
, 1880-05-28
PHILADELPHIA.

THtLA1,ELritEA, May E.-FLuuIt-Wcuk md in.
nc,lyp npA n0M,in,I]y unchanged. Nye tvsr fk;a
GnAtA-Whcnt trn,or; NJ. whie MIcbI4ap,
eli, extra ti". fl:e1 MI. red elevator tlaltalr;
M. red atay. siTa bid. slz']& nsicd, June, flss
bh tal9l asked, July, tlla!S BID, tl nskcd August
sl.tn{ blu. Illus nskctl Corn stcuhy, sa, mixed
depot. f5ci stcnuur OH trnck. siJ6e; rejected do
6ith4Hc, satl nxcd. Atny. 5!.&c bid. ko askcd June
404t bid, Slc askedI Jusy, 4slc b1 F nskcd: Auza.
white, tiHG; 10. do, +1aaEE4c; No. dn, tas2aei
..iMtN!si0Ss-Qnlot. ncst-siest, &i9.on Mess pork,
fiisfilH ltans-smoked, 1usftci picked, III i8Esc
=, ,DclTEK.D4ll. n1cnpt cllnce creamery uxtrn .sc;
SnW Y9fk Sintg IND lFrn?tnr. County, lGnn.yyanit,
c1ttn.. lAs2lci Mesturn lteheFvg extra, Is aI1c.
Eltls--flrnt tic.
II iifcs fair to Hs1i,ti utItI5c,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Fuitue1, INC,
WHtxkY-StFlnE at$i.E -....
.fnnr. l.TU hsls; whant. 81 900 BIZ; com
III: H. pa III Gf9 b;,, So tntn ~ 1ems,
, 1880-05-28

CATSLH-ln comparison With The Pre- evlou4 Gsy. ySl-
teEdays market preae1ted fsw points Of difference.
the demand wts eniu,psoved md with supply Of
uat less thnl kAp head vfIues wsre again weak end
variable. batcheEs t.uG stoclet4, aud Ugh. shpssux
, 1880-05-28
TRTTEFAT,1,

HrtyALo, N. r., May N.-lltAtN-WheasssSS sSsr*d n
doing; quotations enllsoly uo,niaal, Corn ea''sS"
G3{a Oata nominal Ut aAo. -h.., Sat
corn, $40
, 1880-05-28

ToLxno. o., May s7.-0nAts-.yheat asesa!s ~ ~
whlte Mchlgpn. tl.l2t, amber do. xll7t 40; &C., Nj
Wabash. spot, tl7tli June, tl.!hi julf s!S.N
Daytoh Michigan rut, fll1s Wssscfa amber st ~.
No, aau,b9r Illinois. sll7s No. rcd nxea+ ~ ITs,
9%St S .ra h'ah d,1 ,;u!ss1 tlo M = 'K2! sa' A'a'
cLoKx!IW Whset stuadyt NJ, 4 A. t9A Wapaso' s1s"
Sl3&i July held At $IAG and $Ul}t tlu ,, tssts1
4ssSii 4sanGIi Gi Iixxzs-Whpst sopu hui corr, a@o bu.
, 1880-05-28

TIE UNION TRUST COMPANY hank,
Eorthcnst cornor Madison md ucasborn-sts,
itocelvcs savings deposits nn altDwa Interest On sao
1t The rnsc ot ~ per cent subject 10 tho rifles VI tito
h.nk. q. N. wlt.SttN, ,Cash!er.
, 1880-05-28
LUMBER.

Tho cargo market wis fairly nctlte and stoady
easA Ut 1en luuda or wora reported, chlpHy Inch
lNmbor. plocc-sian wan qnutaa steady nt SaO0 for
Standard 1t IL said that spvorn yArl d1itlefs hAyO
N9ree not to p1y 0y1r t70 for twoihch hut tho ro-
ce'pts Ilat and SOON 10 soil rcny ~ Tho c1Erant
H1utos. Bovofn1 worD nado to interior Dealers
thu stun to bD 1urwArlcd BY c1al. A cargo Of dry
MuskeKou n!ll-ruH tu1nbes brought HIN gul!uNlnE
, 1880-05-28

Whoat was stronger. Awas sqmelsd that small
failure T ossSa1rs'L June aolt a N1g4alV!H. aad
= t!ulY ~. Cash brought H.! mia MaJ sOld Il
ellIh4LL Gl9sn1 A. Lha !nsIde II yud III AsIleMeut
, 1880-05-28

uny two WpFklnG days tVtualn before tho Glove
Of this month: and II report TO true, q great
aea1 u abort filling has to l,e doHe during those
tWo uaSs III wheat, corn, nnd outs. Or uiuny con-
tructs VIII W by default. W. bHyu ~ u,cans Ut
Aaktag even HI Intelligent Kuuss q. tho auapti-
W but 1t appcars probable thut It has been
largely exaggerated. 5t.ll tho existence Ut a
premium Of 100 IN wheat, lAo In coru. sud sxo
In oats indicates a decided shortage. Thsso
wldu diGcunccs would not be maintuiuet. TOR
lie 'nere fun VI the thlnk. IN tho fuce OF such
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

The unpatriotic course of the move.
ment that Is opposing Gen. Grant in
Illinois, has reused his friends, who
have heretofore had no organization
and awakened in them a feeling that
took active form in call last Saturday
for meeting at the Grand Central
music hall in Chicago last week
The call was headed by E. B. Wash.
burne, followed by Stephen A. Douglas
Jr., Robert Lincoln, Gov. Beveridge,
John Wentworth, Judge Drummond,
Emory Storrs, and several hundred
of the most influential citizens of Chi
cago. The meeting was presided
over by Robert Lincoln. Among the
speakers are Emory Storrs, Dick
Oglesby and such men.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

A correspondent in our issue of April
I'd, referred to the wonderful growth Of
Mcpherson county, and we added a
few remarks of our own taken from the
last report of the State Board of Kgri-
culture. The item was about "stick"
long. F. S. Presberry, editor of the
Mcpherson Republican, exhausts a
half column in reply. Taking advan-
tage of a typographical error which
any man with half sense could see, and
in addition thereto cutting a sentence
in two parts and quoting it, or rather
misquoting it, he proceeds to utterly
and entirely annihilate Sec. Gray's
report, over our head-as our remarks
were verbdtuns ct Hteratuns excepting
the displacement of a for 5. The
article amounts to nothing and only
shows the asinine qualities of z. s. P.
The explanation is in the fact that a
few years since this pitiful fellow was
writing "Topeka correspondence, !"
which he furnished to all editors who
were willing to pay one dollar per let
ter for the stuff. AS we could not see
then that the mess of trash was worth
a cent we are now the recipient of his
attention. Hereafter when you have
occasion to bite don't catch yourself on
so small pin hook.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

The New York Observers premium
of 500 for the best essay, designed to
counteract some form of modern inf
deity, to be written by an undergrad
uate student of theological seminary,
has been awarded to Charles Ghiselin,
of Norfolk, Va, student in the semi
nary at Hampden Sidney, Va.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

constitutional Amendment.

There seems to be a desire among
some very ardent supporters. of the
temperance amendment to whisper in
a low voice prophetic forebodings that
THE REGISTER will oppose this ques-
ton. 1t comes to our ears tolerably
direct and at least one individual has
stated so. A few words in reply
Personally, as some of our friends
know, we have favored the amend
ment. But We have not deemed it
advisable and do not now consider it
so to attempt to make this paper an
"organ" of that movement. This is a
Republican paper and expects to sup
port Republicans without reference to
their position on this question. If any
candidate possesses right to our sup
port in other particulars he will receive
it irrespective of any views he may
have upon the temperance amendment
or other purely moral movements.
The amendment will be treated ex-
actly as any other side issue, in which
we feel an interest, and every effort to
push it into politics will meet with our
opposition. Our columns will be open
to communications on this subject
which are short and concise and to the
point. We have no room for long
winded essays. In conclusion we re-
iterate that so long as the question
cuts no political figure we are for it /;
but should any man conclude to ne
candidate on the one issue that he is a
temperance man and nothing else he
can count on our lively opposition.
This fall the Republican ticket-Na-
tional, State and county-must and
will prevail.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

The Topeka Commonwealth, of the
9th inst. criticises the remarks made
by Judge Talcott when he sentenced
Jennings to be hung for the murder of
Mclaughlin. Now, there is one of
two things true: Either the editor of
the Commonwealth had never read the
sentence as pronounced by Judge Tai
colt, when he wrote his criticism, or
else his habit of willful misrepresenta-
ton in all he has said about the late
Republican State Convention has so
effected him that he was unable to
treat even this subject candidly and
truthfully. When he asserts that a
Judge has no right "to abuse a crimi-
nal, or to read him a harsh lecture
when passing sentence upon him."
and condemns as heartless "for a Judge
to further harrow up the feelings of
the culprit by informing him in a
harsh voice that he is q miserable
malefactor and richly merits his pun
ishment," he is imputing to Judge
Talcott language he never used, and is
guilty Of ignorantly or willfully, mis-
representing the spirit and import of
the sentence as pronounced by Judge
Talcott. Our people have generally
read and approved of what Judge Tai
colt said, and we believe his remarks
as published in THE REGISTER last
week-commend themselves to all inn
partial people. If the Commonwealth
is seeking notority as a reformer it
should shovel where there is more dirt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

"Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more,
Men were deceivers ever"
Farmers, if you want to buy the
original and only JOHN DEERE Moline
Flows and Cultivators, remember that
they are sold in lola by Henderson &
Bevington.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

Republicans of this county please
bear in mind that union, harmony,
self-denial, mutual concessions and a
firm resolve to ''stand by the party" is
more to be desired than anything else
lust now.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

II wish to speak for the millions of
all political parties, and in their names
to declare that the republic must be
strong enough, and shall be strong
enough, to protect the weakest of its
citizens in all their rights. flames
q, Blaine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

Ladies are invited to call at the sign
of the Big Bonnet for their spring mil
linery and dressmaking. Over Rich
ards grocery store.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

The FredOnia Graphic has given up
the ghost and John Gilmore publishes
an interesting funeral sermon. Thus
mush room concerns gradually die out.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16
Prince Gortschakoff is reported to be
in dying condstion. :.

The cabinet council have determin-
ed that 0tero, the Spanish regicide,
shall be executed.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

We have received an invitation to
atte.. d the meeting of the Arkansas
Valley Editorial Association, at Win
field, tomorrow. We shall try and go.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

Money Moneys! MOney!!!
1fyou want to borrow money from
one to five years time, aUith or aoithout
commissions, at low rates and in sums
from 500 up, call on, Neosho Valley
Land Agency.
GEO. A. BowLUs, Manager.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

Anderson & DeClute have just re-
ceived new stock of shoes of all kinds.
Our pillow shoes can not be beaten for
the money in Allen county.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

I have secured the agency for the
Ottawa water mills flour. Every sack
warranted. w. A. COWAN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

Collars strictly pure lead and Day
toms boiled oil, warranted pure, at
SCOTT'S.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

House plants of many rare varieties
and at reasonable prices can be found
at Apples photograph rooms.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16
Notice..

All persons wanting their watches
and clocks put in oider to keep time
give me a call. Shop in Stevenson's
drug store. J. r. MARRs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

Mrs. Ransom, dress and cloak maxi
er. Rooms over Richards grocery
store, lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

Threshers, Reapers and Mowers,
Self Binders, Plow attachments, and
Sulkies, at Beck's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

A fresh stock of everything in the
grocery line at Hutchinson's and very
cheap.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

Superior Chicago Barreled Kerosene
lis fire test, Is cents per gallon, at
SCOTT'S.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-30

Los Mondes publishes method Of ma
king fire and water proof paper,
which, suitably modified, may be tur-
ned to great variety of useful Appli-
cations In the hands Of ingenious per-
sons. One. third Of ground asbestos
fibre is mixed with tw0-thirds Of paper
paste in = solution Of common salt and
alum. The mixture 10 then passed into
. machine, and the paper ther0 made
10 plunged into bath OF dissolved
gum !so, and then sent through the
finishing rolls, when 1t may be cut into
sheets. The salt and slum serve to
impart strength to the paper, and to
impart fire-resisting properties; the lac
renders 1t impervlous to moisture
without affecting its property of re-
eeivtng Ink. A little less vagueness
wou Id be desirable In this description,
but there Is, perhaps, enough told to
stimulate inventors to make some Yalu-
able experiments. .,. .......
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-30
HsADAcnE ia 40 oom,non that .om,

HsADAcHE is so common that some
mem6or Of nearly every family La af-
fected with 1t. The cause in most cases
Is torpid action Of the Liver, brought
On by debilitating influences and I'M
purities of the stomach. The habitual
Sick Headache peculiar to some persons
ls permanently cured by taking Slm.
mons Liver Regulator ordinary Head
ache, which Is only symptom OF de-
ranged Stomach and Liver is readily
cured BY few doses. And let all who
suner from Headaches remember that
they can be prevented by ia king large
dose OF the Regulator SO soon as their
symptoms indicate the coming OF an
attack. =
II used a bottle Of Simmons Liver
Regulator when troubled serlouely
with Headache caused by Consti patton. i.
IL produced a favorable result without
hinderinx my regular pursuits in busl-
ness. NV. w. WIrMRR,
Des Molncs, lowa.n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-30
An Extraordinary Freak OF Nature.

A singular and beautiful freak of na-
ture was shown in marble mantel ut
the Cincinnati Exhibition. In one of
the onyx pilasters was seen the out
lines of woman's form produced ages
ago, when the marble first assumed It's
growth and consistence. The portrait
was clearly defined and traced in the
native gralning Of the stone. Its dis.
covery was the result Of an accident.
One Of tho workmen turned the pilas.
ter upside down, land the strange beauty
Of tho features of tho face at once at
traoted his attention. Ills employers
were summoned and tho pilaster ro-
versed Is now the chief ornament of
the mantel. Tho attitude, with the
arms stretched above The head, closely
resembles that Of the Greek caryatldes, 3,
which adorned so many OF the old
classic temples. The figure Is grace.
ful and delicate, with limbs Of the
most exquisite contour.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-30
Painting = Bunch or Grapes.

The most truly artistic efforts of the
Japanese artists are thoss which DISPLAY
tho simplest modes OF delineatlons. and
are generally executed in indian ink
only Many descriptions have been
given by those who have had the op.
portuntty Of Watching the natives at
work, and all bear witness to the re.
markable quickness of imagination and
execution they display. "A traveller in
the country relates how on one coca
sion he had the pleasure Of observing q
soreen-painter At work in his studio,
which consisted of portion of the
mouse screened off from the rest by his
finished productions, bur open to the
street. Being struck with his great
freedom Of hand. he requested him to
draw q bunch Of grapes. This was
given as difficult task and test of skill.
Tor the traveller had In his mind the
4abored works Of his own country, and
naturally expected that, from the time
required to depict the fruit, the artist
would laugh and shake his head .
Judge OF his surprise when the artist
seized piece Of sereen-paper and, dip
ping the point Of his thumb into a dish
OF Indian ink, proceeded TO make a
number Of softly-shaded, cresent-Iike
forms close together. Thinking he
must have been misunderstood, but
saying nothing, ne watched with grow.
ing Interest tile rapid movements of
his artistic friend. The crescent forms
being finished, his first finger and
thumb were together dipped into the
Ink and transferred to the paper, and
with a few rapid movements produced
two shaded forms Of irregular outline.
with his thumb-nail he added three
dark lines and sundry other trifllng
touches, and politely handed the finish
Ell sketch, which displayed bunch of
plump round grapes, with leaves and
stalks complete. This was by no means 8
bad illustration of the ready methods
resorted to by the Japanese artists in
representing simple objects, for which
they are justly celebrated. We have
one illustration In Japanese book
which shows an artist seated on stool
opposite screen, which he Is painting
with no fewer than five brushes, one
neld In each foot, one In each hand, and
one In his mouth. This Is doubtless an
e4a8geration. Another humorous
sketch on the same page shows the
artists to be OF such transcendent
genius, and the horse he had been
painting proved so lifellke, that It be-
came endowed with vitality and ran
away from the paper. The amazement
Of the artist is oleverly expressed.