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CONSUMPTION.

New Orleans. September g. 1879.
hereby certify that l have been bad with
consumption, from nasal catarrh. for over one
year. Eight "REarLAR" doctors had failed to
cure me before calling on DR.. Roberto. l also
tried the physicians Of tho Charity Hospital ;
thew also failed t. AFFORD even particle Of relief
Dr. Roberts has perfectly restored mo to
corruption have both ceased. viii answer IN
quiries concerning my case. live corner Phil
ip and Liberty streets .,. ,ou,,,
Signed Mrs. DELLA FOWLER.
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Catar,h, Bronchitis, Affection Of the Left Lung.
Dyspepsia, PalpitatiOn Ot the Heart, aud
mot very well any way" all cured.
No. ~ Chippewa street, I
New Orleans, January !, leeO. )
hereby certify that have been very much
afflicted with nasal Catarrh, bronchitis, severe
affection Of the left lung, palpitation OF the
heart ahd the worst form Of dyspepsia for one
year, and l was passing into quick consump'
ton surely and no mistake. Five Of the n,ost
eminent ply sicians Of this city tailed to afford
mo any relief before called on DR.. Roberts
Or. r. has wonderfully improved me, and
daily will cheerfully answer inquiries per
sopslly, Signed WILLIAM Z1EGLEk.
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WOpCopooo 20 furnish tho New Or.
loaa6 WmxIS DExooRAT, q twelve
poGo p6poe, and the VIxDlcA1oR iol
- Gnol) su0 OF Two Dollars and
M C1otD pr annum, payable In.
vlg)aboy u advance. These two %.
DOSs0est ~ ssqtimsnts Of q vas|
najasaty q tas people Of the State
~ M b found ID I'll things thor
eGU1lyup b ~ spirit Of the time.
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CITY PRESS.

Our city peoos OF Wednesday, SEP
se01e ~, 1so mayvels OF enterprise.
1haNolaA Dessocyat and Picayauae,
use4le1 ~ pablo with 10000 copies
o0oe l1ll q interest TO oil readers.
Truly. New Orleans ID on the nd
vooeo oe Let.
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only second either motion received.
Mr.. LUcNErG. Of Eapides moved /"
reject the majority Report OF IT,"
Committee.
Mr.. SANDir"Ep, Of Red River. NOV.
cd TO lay that motion to the table.
Mr.. PoNpfn, called for n vote by
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ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM.
Nav Orleans. Tune 9Th. l6a

New Orleans, June 9Th, 1884,
Iksve been very badly affected with articu.
lsr shsamatisn and drop'L Of tho si knee joints
ful. for months. The usual remedies and the
prescriptions tried did mo no good I had
made up my mind that should become a
permanent cripple. then heard Of and ap.
plied to DR.. K. X. Roberts, who afforded me
immediate relief. and by six weeks magnetic
treatment perfect cure.
Will answer questions cheerfnlly.
Signed II. WAHLM,
Residence, corner Philip and Freret Sta.
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Or stoets Wege crowded with PEG.
~ hon 0slutdsy evening until
11ooday, he Convention attracted
oloeDe egoWd and business was brisk,
We slneogsly hope that tho gentle.
- alteodin9 tho convention were
DoooDo NTH or little city, for oul
poepoo eodeavoeed to make theil
~ p1nononk.
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TESTIMONIALS:

No. lsG Chippewa street, I
New Orleans, January 3, lesO. )
To whom ii may concern:
On the 18th day Of June, 1879, an abcoss
formed on the left hip Of my wife, which des
troyed tho use Of the limb and left her help
less. Her sutierings were terrible. and hel
lifs was rapidly ebbing away. After trying
everything that could bs thought or heard 81
in medicine, without relief then heard al
and seat far DR.. r. r. Roberts, who, by hi
vital psycho.nasnetic power. in q few weeks
restored the use Of the limb She Is nov
able to walk to his office for treatment and
back home, without assistance.
Signed W. s. BASSETT,
Captain OF the MARTHA"
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g)ew Otltaus.

". 9. SHEPARD zoo.
AMERICAN QlIl Houil,
No. ~ CAMP STREET,
NEW ORLEANS. La
We append few prices:
THE AMERICAN CHINA nno,,,
BREAKFAST AND TEA SETS .s.
prising l6o pieces, for SIS.
\ REAL FRENCH CHINA Dnvs.
SET, lis pieces, for $40. ''A"
ENGLISH STONE CHINA Drvv,,
SETS, 124 pieces, for Sl2.
ENGLISH STONE CHINA CHAup,.
SETS, comprising 10 pieces, for III IN
DECORATED CHAMBER sEra ~.
different colored bands, 10 pisc.. n.y. y.
! 81 so. w
GLASS GOBLETs, from 60 cent, "a 4,
per dozen. u
Particular attention given to xo,.,.
ties and specialties pertaining ia II.
House.furnishing Department. O,ds.'
promptly attended to.
Call and examine before purch,sia,
| w. G.. SHEPPARD 4 "a
April "a, lSsO.-l2m.
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ENFORCEMENT OF THE WOMB,
DYSPEPSIA AND LEUCORRHOEA.
Mrs. louisa weimer. s4e Magazine St., terri.
blv aaaicted With eugorgsmeat Of the womb,
leucorrhos and dyspepsis. was perfectly cured
by Or. .Robsrts, In May and june, 1879. A
remarkable case. Sept I.
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irrepressible Greenbacker from the
country vas not on hand to mar tho
harmony Of tho dead lock.
Hon. LucEETT, suggested the drop.
ping Of tho highest candidate" (sp.
plause), and on the next ballot bis
man receiving tho highest vote he
withdrew his notion renewed ap.
plause.)
At the Goth ballot the name OF Cap.
tain JAMES JEFFRIEs was withdrawn.
At the 9th ballot tho name OF Hon.
]. B. ELAN was withdrawn, and Hon.
E. SuEHERuN. OF DeSoto. IN m clio.
quent address. seconded the nomina-
ton Of Hon. N. &. BLANCHARD, Of
Caddo.
On tho 18th ballot tho Hon. ]. N.
ARNOLD withdrew the name Of Hon.
]. A. SNYDER. and seconded the noml.
nation Of Hon. NC BLANCHARD.
On the 6)'h ballot tho Hon. Nc
DONALD Withdrew IN q splendid
peech. the name Of hon. ]. D. Wat.
xlNs. Of Caddo. and endorsed the
Bo N G BLANCHARD, Of Osddo.
On %he 6s'h ballot the Hon. W. 4.
PONDER xvhdrew the Hon n. J.
CUNNINGHAM, aud moved the nomi.
u.tion Of the Hor. n. @. BLANCHARD
be declared The unanimous nominee
oft*s Cor v@n'ion. seconded by Hon.
Mr.. LucKErr. ~ Rarides.
Carried amidst q storm ~ applause.
90 motion of Mr.. Foster. OF Caddo.
q Committee OF one from each psrish
wac appointed to escort Hon. n. G.
BLANCHARD, the nominee OF the Dem.
ocracy Of tho Ath Congressional Dis.
trict. to tho stand.
Messrs. ]. n. FOSTER, ]. o. WISE,
T. ]. BUTLER. Z. ScANNELL. B. F.
JlNE1Ns. THos. HICKMAN. W. A. PoN.
DER. Jos P1ERsoN, F. d. SELF. ]. ]
SMART, J. F. TAYLOR and J. NJ. Nc.
Cam, were appointed the Committee.
and tho candidates took seats on the
| stand at tho unanimous invitation oil
the Convention.
The Hon. n. G. BLANCHARD made q
telling speech. accepting the nomina'
ton.
After which eloquent speeches were
made by Hons. j. B. ELAN. JAMES
JEFERIEs and N. J. CUNNINGHAM.
Great enthusiasm Was manifested
tho members Of the Convention RI
ii. z to their feet and cheering al
every expression OF Democratic pat
riotism.
hon. FORD. Of Caddo, responded It
| Q call 10 . few we'll timed remarks.
Mr.. SnrrpAap. Of Cadlo, told th'
Crockett joke, and the Rome joke
and the Convention came down Il
work again.
(Now. right hero our Reporter va
most miserably mistaken, for Hon
Mr.. SHEPPARD turned loose and CAV
us q railing stump speech, reviewing
Democracy and Republication in
manner that elected applause. Gen
tlemen Of the Jury. It was Q speech,
Mr.. uoLLIN0swoRTu, Of Caddo, In
troduced q Resolution indorsing th
action Of Hon. j. B. ELAN, In Con
gress, which was unanimosly adopt
ed.
After the adoption At the platform
the ap.oiutment OF "a Executive
Committee. aud q general vote
thank. al " .wb'oh will b publish
~ pext iaa0a, The Convention I'd
iourned ~mid ah.ers and general JOY
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Fourth, bet. St. Patrick and St. David Sta.
Now Orleans. juno 9Oth, 1879.
hereby certify that have been deaf in my
left ear for ten years, accompanied with aw.
lnl roaring sounds. DR.. X. K. Roberts cured
me in less than ten minutes today. both Of the
deafness and the unearthly sounds. am 81
RIGS on the subject. PATRICK H;AN.
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n Executive Committee Of the
Deepoev11lc PARTY OF the Parish met
q heaeusdsy, pursuant to public
aoet(o Is the Phaulx Hall and ad.
joas1ed until Monday to 2oth inst,
q WAich time . full attendance IL
JoquoDted.;
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Mrll' Orleans.
Is It All Fiction z?
Please Re~I The ,toNo~ii~y ~eN
authenticated Facts as an
appropriate Ansuer.

Lat Of few OF tie many astonishing cures
performed b.
DIR. II. II. Roberts.
at his Medical and Hygienic Institute, 6a6 Mag.
a7ine Street. near corner Jackson New Orleans,
during the present Spring and Summer. LEGO
ELECTRICITY.
ELECTROMAGNETIC,
VITAL PSYCHIC. MAGNETISM
AND THE MOST APPROVED MODERN
MEDICATION.
nrCONSULTATION FREE.
DR.. ROBERTS DIAGNOSES DISEASES
WITHOUT QUESTIONS.
OFFICE HOURS 8 A. NJ. to- P. NJ.
4 Partial List OF Diseases which DR.
Roberts Treats.
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ABDOMINAL TUMOR.
M % SarnnA afraet

NJ g SSdCOuU StVtcV,
CarrOllton, La, January S. 1880.
l have suffered awfnlly with an abdominal
whom tried afforded me any relief, until ap.
Piled IL Dr. K. T. Roberts, who has been
treating me Just one month. I sm now only
too hapny to testify that the tumOr has been
entirely removed! My general health il be-.
coming excellent.
Signed Mrs. THERESA HAGARDON.
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.T T6ilH.

11A0aalnoDe. llaaaesr Of tho VIM.
1saAa0ssl1nlG ~ sincere thanks 10
- 11l1kea Of the New Orleans
JUoDoeg eougeoo1eo extsnded to him
OoQeo1evhlg totleoity. Among
OGe Wo6ho pleasure II msntion.
uoo1lg ~ names Of 1(eGsvs. Blgnsy.
Co101e : o.. Of ~ CITY Item /;
1a)04 (u1av ooophsn D. Poole and
~ J00eos ~ Dsssocrat, Neesrs.
oooulnogse I'D Hancock OF the
5lsaes ~ IT. lspise ol tho Plea.
tHmas o. thAa1s ~ also duo TO
011eoDV1Ds a1tizeos, but 10 viii
- tool1oeo % thank them elss.
49, taheo' occasion 70 return
- 10hD % CApe. Hamileon and
60 1e0ee1ey "a Devinny. Of
- 1leonae Daasbs. 1oe eoustse;es
e9ololDoea ~ deWn cd up tsips
Oo4eeol 10 yeyet III our @.
- - le0o 10 = uaavolda.
IL 81 - 6 ~ iaDue. TIT
80 ~ Ae.sVae, WI
1eek60 40. - ~ ~
~ so11l1 & 1svieaiiae ~
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Mrs. THERESA HAGARDON.
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY AND NASAL
CATARRt.
M. u Religious street.
New Orleans, January &, lsSO,

M. IT K6IIgIOuH SIrVpt,
New Orleans, January &, issO.
I hereby certify that l have suffered very
much with dyspepsia for twelve years. After
having tried many remedies prescribed by diff
ferent eminent physicians Of this city, all Of
eifectually cured by DR. X. Il. Roberts.
Or, Roberts has also cured my wife Of gene.
raj dropsy Of ak months standing. and nasal
catarrh and deafness Of the right ear, she hav-
log suffered greatly from the last named dis.
eases for TEN 10 years.
will answer inquiries.
Signed JOHN JUNE.
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OUR EMBLEM.

AVE- placo at the head Of orr col.
unno The emblem Of American llber.
q, ~ pessoaided by GEN. WINFIELD
0co91 HANCOCK. The dead chicken
y ~ taloos b q type Of what the
salGiy.lsabber. credit.mobllier swim.
d)eg aasasld viii DO next November,
ooWhjah occasion be Will be consign.
q q Q resting place whore tho hand
e(roou15ootiou viii never reach him.
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AAeog 6oR ~ Osleans advertise.
oeolDwit1s Mod that oi tho plan.
o.eleeo Se9la(eby that sterling mer.
eo1eh O1 0leloll. Esq. Tho pur.
eo1o9 q ~ itthe places can re-
y - ~ solldity Of tho title, and the
QeWl = wealth md prosperity Of the
seeo1eo - wAleh they are located
eooooe ~ . yscommend them d
noonllgk Landry Chaslsville, Esq.
6 O. lvills. Of II. John @. Tri.
~. 6 0aseh itoehsa will give oil
oeeolll 11s.railpe.'
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The Report which allows tho parish
OF Webster an additional vote.
Nm. PorGs, Of DeSoto. having
stepped across tho street to 80 a
man during tho reading Of tho r..
port az the Committee on Oreden.
tials, called for . second reading Of
tho document, which request Wa
compiled With.
Maj. 0AxDlroap. Of Red River. on
asking . question was interrupted at
tho word possible by % unterri.
iled Democrat In tho lobby, Who In.
sisted that nothing We impossiblp
With tho Democracy"
NJ. Por1s suggestsd that a. eve.
ral others wanted to ''aee . man
scsoee The street," tho Convention
take . yeoees for % hour. The On.
vsatios received the suggestion 10 ,
manner which convinced your 70
pogtee that although they wore Dem
oega&s % tho 0ese water. they West
| not dEy-at that moment.
NJ. TSxApA, a 1Apidss. moved
thas ''that peeono q The 1euost o.
~ ConmitDoe, Which = uDaoimols
| b adoplsd. |" whieh. % Judge BLACK
NAN WithdssWine ~ motion 70 -
Ijoet ~ VGoolag mAjoIity Report
~ aAopesd. r.. ". q. 1dDonAlD
lel VohGboe, took ~ door q advo
saGy e ~ nAjpeily Report
n. Form. 6 Dseota ln1l1ted q
! ! yoooGD. ~. 6n11as 6 Veg1eo
| novo1 - adjelg0 - @ loR. boel
tooUl1oA oo1leoD ~ INTERCHANGEABLE
- - ~ 80.
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| OIeUOs
Red River declaring herself 10 70.
vor OF the nominees, tho Chair took
rho occasion To say that oil GOOD
Democrats favored the nominee, who
ever h. might he.
l. Hon. J. W. SAND r"RD, ~ Red Riv.
er, 10 q we'll received and splendid
speech. placed IN domination the
Pom. ] D wATEIN.. If Webster.
VIM parish seconded the ncmira.
~ n"iH" JAS JErTllEs. 'R.pides.
Vo,non srd Sabine Democratic at
III times, az Rid River, were for tho
nominee.
On motion oi Hon. W. F. BLACK.
NAN, the Convention proceeded to
ballot under call Of tho parishes.
Cunningham 3; Je6ries rs; Rlau.
chard Is; 6vnder 8; Elan II: Wat.
kios TO- otal. 70
Bslloting proceeded without ma.
ftssisl change until the 18th ballot
~ Reached.
i NJ. po910 shifted iro0 . rocooooe
% "a adjoufner, and - tho man be
; wanted 70 90, end who wanted "a
80 him and othsrs., would remain
, during tho night, being b1lm full Of
; 0s0oeeacy, b moved to a6jourD q
sofeleck to.moesow. Lost S3ayo6.
] 70 nooo.
The 0apNpetioe peoossdsd % Dal-
Tt untll ~ 9Th ballot ~ roaehed.
j As9 g ~ ballet, - ~ =
II =, - oeoyeo Nh. adjeaenoo ~
u o'eleek ~ 9ege1Dy 0el111G.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24
Watch Out for Dry Murrain.

The danger to which cattle are sub:
ject when first taken from green feed
and turned into field of cornstalks dy-
ing from dry murrain should not be lost
sight of, as the present severe weather
is the most favorable possible to pro-
duce death from such cause. The sud-
den change from moderate autumn to
cold winter weather, and hasty filling
of the stomach with dry husks when the
digestive organs have only been accus.
toned to deal with green food, and the
dread which cattle have of drinking, un-
til they become accustomed to it, ice
cold water in sufficient quantity to thor
Oughly moisten the mass, is the cause OF
an occasional victim of this severe and
generally fatal ailment.
All danger of this sort may be avoid
ed by allowing the cattle the run of the
corn. field but part Of the day at time,
giving them as much salt as they will
take in order to provoke thirst, and free
access to plenty of water, to be kept up
until they are accustomed to the sur
Observation-Disclosures Havkeye.
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HOME AND FARM.

VALUABLE ANIMALS too often suffer
from neglect, because they are earning
nothing during the winter season. The
usefulness of horse in the hurry of
spring work, and his capability for
work as he increases in age, depend
largely upon his care and feed during
the winter months.
AMBER PUDDING.-Five eggs, two
whites left out, half pound lump sugar
pounded fine, not quite half pound of
butter melted and mixed with the sugar,
then the eggs mixed in, and little can
died peel, and favored according to
taste. Make paste, line a pudding
dish with it, pour the mixture in, and
cover with paste. When baked, turn 1t
out in a glass dish, strew over with sugar
and eat cold. ...
The HIDDEN MoUNTAIN.-Beat the
whites and yelks of six eggs separately,
them mix them and beat well again,
adding a few thin slices of citron, quar-
ter-pint of cream, and sufficient sugar to
sweeten it. When the mixture is well
beaten, put it into buttered pan and
fry as you would a pancake. Cover it
with any kind of jam, and garnish with
slices of citron. This is served cold,
and makes very pretty supper dish.
WHEN stock suffers from absence OF
proper protection against the wintry
blast, there can be no profit in its keep
ing. Good butter can not be produced
in winter, when the COWS are kept in
cold barns. The best of food may be
given, Indian meal, linseed meal, cotton
seed meal, shorts, or early-cut hay of the
best description, and with plentiful sups
ply of roots; yet no gilt-edge butter can
be obtained from those cattle stabbed
where the thermometer registers tenn
perature of between zero and the freez-
ing point. Neglect on this point is ruin
10 the dairyman's profits. A warm,
well-ventilated barn will aid in securing
an increased quantity of milk of an i'm
proved quality, even on feed OF good
English hay alone, beyond that which
can be obtained from COWS fed with the
ordinary rations of grain, if allowed TO
suffer from cold.
A PLAIN CHRISTMAS PUDDING.-One
pound of flour, one pound of bread
crumbs, three-quarters of g pound OF
stoned raisins, three-quarlers of a pound
of currants, three-quarters of pound of
suet, three or four eggs, milk, two
ounces of candied peel, one teaspoonful
of powdered allspice, half teaspoonful
of salt. Let the suet be finely chopped,
the raisins stoned, and the currants well
washed, picked, and dried. Mix these
with the other dry ingredients, and stir
all well fOOathar. heat and strain the
eggs to the pudding, stir these in, and
add just sufficient milk to make it mix
properly. Tie it up in q well-f sured
cloth, put it into boiling water, and boil
for at least five hours. Serve with
sprig OF. holly placed in the middle of
the pudding, and a little pounded sugar
Sprinkled over it, and also with q rich
sauce. ...H
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Poor MANS SOUP.-Put one ounce Of
butter into saucepan with three large
onions shred fine, and fry them q pale
brown color, add half tablespoonful of
flour, stir for few minutes, but do not
allow the mixture to darken; then add
one quart of common stock, previously
favored with carrots, turnips, celery,
leeks, and parsley boiled in it; stir until
the soup boils, and season it to taste
with pepper and salt. Peel one or two
potatoes, cut them into small dice, and
put them to boil with the soup. Cut
some crust of bread in long pieces, dry
them in the oven, and at the time of
serving throw them into the soup, then
stir into it off the fire the yelks of two
eggs beaten up with little milk and
strained.
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cleveland Ohio Herald

An Illinois exchange feels called to thus
deliver itself: ellis hammock swung loose al
the sport Of the wind, and tumbled the Hon
j. S. Irwin on his head, and but for the ap
plication Of st. Jacobs Oil, he might have
gone "where the woodbine twineth." Even
80, dear Beacon, as many others have gone,
who, failing to use the Great German Remedy
in time, for their rheumatism and other dan
gerous diseases, shave paid the debt Of Ma
ture." Rub 10 our motto.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

The fee Of doctors is an item that very
many persons are interested in just at pres
ent We believe the schedule for visits j!
s. 90, which would tax q man confined to hi:
bed for q year, and in need of a daily visit
over $1,000 a year for medical attendance
alone! And one single bottle of HOJ Bitter:
taken in time would save the &1,OOO and al
the years sickness.-POst.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

RICE PANCAKEs.-Mix together one
and q half pints of boiled rice, one and
half pints of -four, half teacupful o
sour milk, one teacupful of sweet milk,
one teaspoonful of soda, salt, three eggs
and butter the size of walnut.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

WINTER PRoTEcTIoN.-Many plants
are killed by too much protection.
For example, strawberries are hardy,
and the covering of straw, marsh hay,
etc., that is recommended for them is
not so much to shield from cold as to
prevent frequent freezing and thawing
of the sul. The covering should be
mainly around and not upon the plants
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

In excavating for the st. Gothard
Railway near Amsteg. magnificent
glacier garden, series of so-called
giants Kettles or enormous holesxorn
In the rock by the action of glacier mill
stones, has been laid bare. One-half of
the garden. lay across the railway track
and had to be blasted away, but the 9th
err half has been walled around, and will
be carefully preserved.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24
Advantage of Heavy Plates.

The soft bituminous coal used in the West
il so destructive on all cast-iron that the
heavy plates in the CHARTER OAK COOK
STOVE will be appreciated by hOusekeepers
as we'll as dealers. This advantage, with ex-
cellent draft, quick and uniform baking,
make the CHARTER OAK the most desirable
stove in the market.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24
Mrs. General Sherman

Says: 81 have frequently purchased Du.
rang's Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffer.
ing with rheumatism and in every instance
it worked like maggie" 1t will cure when
everything else fails. Sold by all druggists.
Write for 40-page pamphlet to Il. h. Hell.
phenstine, Druggist, Washington, d. c.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

The first duty Of a sailor is to learn all of
the ropes 1t is q remarkable fact that many
OF the ropes have to be taut, also, before they
can be of service.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24
Rest Stove We Ever Used,

After many years. trial, we are satisfied
that the CHARTER OAK is the best Stove we
ever used, and cheerfully testify that it is
the best adapted to the wants Of the general
public of any stove in the market.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

BIFFKRs doesn't understand whv sailors are
continually weighing anchor. He says he
should think they might keep memoran-
dunn Of the weight in the log book for refer
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

A STITCH IN TIME.-A cough may be cured
by Piso's Cure for Consumption in few
hours or days, while the deadlier disease
which so often follows a cough will take
weeks or months to overcome.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

GALL seems to hinge on this" remarked
the lover when he proposed to his sweetheart,
while swinging on the gate in front OF her
house.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

PAYsoN's INDELIBLE MARKING INK has .
record Of .ffty years. Sample mailed for soc
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

THE only genuine Axle Grease has the name
Of Frazer on every package, and wears longer
than any other.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

THE Salvation Army in England pub
fishes an official paper called the War
Cry.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24

II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists SELF 25c.