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WAsH5soroa, D, G., Dec. 1a-A gentle
man IL position to know, spaaklng Of tlie
Chi!l.Peru complications aila the seoeut state
ments Of M!n!stsf qhsIstlaucy, today says:
"'rhs correspondence on A!s In tbs Depart.
me1t ta very .YbIpwl4pas, a.,d cqptatns 4 fill
recital Qe Tue VarlaNs attempts .aada BY Tie
llnlstess OF ths United States to hrl1lg about
peace bstsyeen the eombatRnts; There u
aAp In tho corEesnondepea > xFast Aesl ot liz
, 1881-12-14

Ulinin llnpiil9 In tho Ohio River; tn .givp
Randolph County. Illinois, certain upsur-
vcyed public lands; to Rlyo certain naval
ot1'cora }onRaslty uny; to ttnprove the aflasts.
b'ppt lsiyer at kaskaskln. MIR. Davis. Of ILL.,
nots,' Introduced scvcrRl bills to amend the
Mining laws, With spectnt reference to Colo
ras!o and N"vada; nEso bill to refund tho
Atlties paid ltpof tho military uniforms ir,-
pofte!| oy Cnhpnlly u, Of tho Illinois MI
t'ofal esnard. and bill directing tho Post
inasler.Hcncrat TO pny tic CI,lcago. BurlIng"
ION " Qnl'lcy lsaliroad for facilitating tho
tFallspoFsatiofi Of inc overland malls. MI.
..o"is. VI ILLINOIS, llau u oIll to erect public
MlllaH'e " teesls' anu ono 10 pravoalt Ito
sptsa' OF plol'to-pnelnon'a: AR. Morrison
hao o''' 10 fcatce existing duties on
fnrolsrED doops. .--.-
anu ono 10 a't'!plsty tho duties on Imports,
slta1ect 70 oil yn!orola duty Ills BILLS Involve
general revision Ut tic thrill. MI. Springer
presented Ills nsll OF inc Inst Congress, rola-
uss ~ .na posla1 ieleefRph aysteln anu
enn.'sSlon n,nn1 OF tnoa1ry, aa Gl'l Ieiatiye 70
otneMl eoltespohMehee' Which lne G'erK
smamesn sm.,. ~ ,eau u" 'l'cleahe o'llcia' cor
.ttma "R.,o. .,'.l.,' IT, p HuYean,t setsic! so;ae'
s mnl';i ev'sn,s WIS SesY 1aE from ALT.
o"''nss' .nas,s.ts'
rlor1a Tsts iousn 10 KEEP e toaanG
e.e'ns u1pIoSea ioe lleatlY Ha!i an nour feau-
labi1c building at Dvlayan, kas: one Short
u1liR u@o pefioa OIL Aqlnestqa.ltnE to Two
senfs' o'e 10 compel the payment by tho
halisas Pac'tlo Railroad Company Of the cost
OF surveying tlelr !and grantsi. I'LL to re-
ance tl'o postage OF, 'ettcrs to two cents; one
lo pro'!ac compensation tof disabilities ltl-
eurfed ny railway lnnl! service employees:
b'lis providing for tho sales Of public tnllds
anu t'le application ut tho proccstls to cstnl-
lIsl'silg asrlc 'lt,rAl colegca; for the sale ut
Ap9rtson o. Y reservation ~ Rnllsaato ACTUAL
sett'efs; tor encouraging tflo growth Of tim
ber on l'ralrles; alnenutng tho net Of March,
lo's, granting peilslols 70 veterans Of tho
War OF 1918; authorizing the Secretary Of the
lnter'or 10 a1tot lantls " seveEalty to In.
a'ais: al'd ot!l 10 ostabl'sll All educational
i"no'
RYAN, or Aansas.. introduced q bill for
tno pppoI'it'lleit VI commission on the i'm.
proselaelt ct the Missouri River, antl ono
tor t1o equalization of bountIes. Whlte,
inc Republican member from Kentucky, had
Oil read providing for IN appropriation pf
5io.uW,ooQ tor educational purposes, to be
distributed among the States and Territories
accpfatlR to lnRlr itllteracy. BlnckbNrn, Of
Kentucky, presented o 9ill to aboIis III the
duty on A..
,,. SALT.
unu alusnor ~ perlnlt growers Oh tobacco TO
soll Sl,Vo0 worm OF their crop without tho
necessity or securing 'lcense. Oscar Tur-
net' OF he1'snc8y, 'lad two bills FOR reducing
tno revenue, one oS abollslis'lE tie taritf OIL
usfteallafal h,ptenehts' ana anothor to
hll0W LIE growers OF ETapG3 10 manufacture
, 1881-12-14

BEN HILL.
: 4 SENSATION,
Spsttdl Dtssateh to 7ha Chttaoo Ttib1ine.
WAsl1Sorox, d. G., Dec ls.-rhe speech
III the Senate t0tlay which nia,iu tho greatest
sensation WAS Tint Of Doi, I'LL. In spite OF
Ills defect Of speech Mr.. Hill speaks with NIL
tho f0rce, volume Of so1utt, II nut tie clear
ness of uttcrance, TINT he Ind before his
recent Illness. lie, Ia fact, p1pll.poOlesl Mt
Mr. pe1sloton'a PROPOSED remedy for tho
abuse Of tho civil service. 1to sntd TINT
"you couldn't lcglslato them away.
Not until there calnu MI oyetpowerln1
tlcmRtld from Tic people for civil
service reform wonlsl there bo any REFORM"
Sucll speech At such II time, aini under
such circumstances, was regarded BY many
rs MI ii,tttfcct suggestion Of q rprs0nul reply
10 Mr. pendleton. Mr.. Hill 1nny llot lInvc 80
Intended 1t. III a few briof, curt sentences
Mr. Hill narrnted
soME ILLUSTRATIONS
which i1c maintained prove that the Kepub-
lican party at lenst Ind Ito SUCH sIncere,
earnest deslro for reform aa to make 1t posi-
bic to secure 1t from TINT putty, For H.
stance. lie refunded tle Senate that, whilu
tho people werc still mourning Cur
fluids death, and still wefo nttrtbntng
1t to the spUils system, one OF the very first
requests made to tlls new President came
from 4. United States Judge 1T Virginia,
asking for the appointment OF Postmaster
Mt l.ynchbMrg for purt1san reasons, Then,
turning to John SleriUnl,. Mr.. I'LL said that
tile Senate had beell Informed by a coinnunl-
cation from the other SECRETARY OF Tie Treas
ury that the Collector Of tile Port of New
York Ind bgen removed because his ollicn
was administered contrary to tho spirit Of
clvll-scfvico reform,
"ASr YET"
added Mr.. Till iii thunder tones, the very
next year the same Secretary aud his party,
still protesting tleslre for reform, nominate
this very nlan for tile second pIaea III The
Governments, a1ld 10 OH the stump to speak
for Him, and to the polls 10 yote for Atu.."
Mr. Sherman, who stood at the cloak-rooin
door at thls references, suddenly Disappeared.
Again Mr.. Hill allr'Aetl, with all his forco Of
sarcasm, to tue ciyil:serylce reform pretct,-
s'ons OF purity which put President In the
White House
DY FRAUD,
md sustained hlm III pareeitpg ont Offices to
men who had snntlo that fraud possible.
Therefore, le regarded all this civil
seryice-reforfn legislation rs nonsallse, Tho
people would show their earneatuess Mt
the baIlos-hox when ttsy deshryul this re-
form, aud, i,avlug so show, It, the LEADERS
would 'prnotlee 1t. anu not indulge In n,ca1,,
ingless ptatltnlies regarding the reform.
Hills speech was short, but 1t was sqyorc.
IT WAS FOLLOWED
by resolution oirurel by Mr.. Voorhees, for
an amendment to tha Constitution providing
for tho election ut the polls Of Tostr,l,sters
and other Goyernment ofticip's. There will
In 0thnr SNphrHn4 nt ft1lQ Rn},tHnf 1vI,ui, Nj.
, 1881-12-14
of clvtl service. He nIluttct tn n description
which JcStnh Quincy HaYe Of


1icnn marty If Intn y,,nra' Having described
tho evils Of tho systeu, Mr.. l'eudtcton went
on 10 show how, In hts opjutou, tho. bill ha
Ind Introduced would make them
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as Msuons ~: y. suso as m"s .or,,s., , sI':s -
ae., o."u5 .n", - ;', . AVA '.. """.~e'' :"
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,t .is'. ".'a u.' M ., ,.n., w.. 10 ILL.,, @
a"'sns H., s,.,,s,s. ~,
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~ XII. n,ao J"s M ~ ~ Nnu nri. i,oat'f,n,ca
T., H., fn,,a.,s s,n,ae ,,',,iar Ga H. 1t..r
A." M 1,aa',i.,' ~ "., ~ ,.nan',, ..,.o nasa ~
sn',,. ~ sonntors w nao.,v axorv s,,o ~ vhnm
nn 'r,.,,t,, ~ ,,1st ,.,,a a,e ovg,,t o1ca for
tr,',,,da ~, ,,','', fa, ,,,'o,n,,,,,,,ts viii ta
nros,ot ~ IN =" tu to,nnrro," or .he noxt dox
,ssosro o.,or :" ~ so =" nn, rat ,oeo son" scmn
tnrs nlI ar,,,nrI htnl,lr to rnnroye t,f whnt
A. NJ 1,nriIotnm rI hoI Hi soiI ~ S1'''e =. :.
AN lAlhhESrlA" ss,,,iiua An nuMt'''' e"'''F't"'*
occ,rroa r,oht il, 'Ih.' tha mi,lst NJ Mr. rendlc.
ton,s sno',oi, ag - ,,rs ,yhifa IL. ,vas fuvaiv,,,
mo- acn1nst ,ba oI",sc nr nntronapa hv tho
1s,s,c,,tva scnators ,vore iiatanIn1 Il, him.
tust thom thar, o,,,,enrad ~, ,}o ,loor t,,
rxn,ntIv;, ,na:son gar hoorlnv n lat nf thc
,,n,,,;not,o,s for nf1lco Ar t,ond,nton,a rt.-
,morls wnra suennn,lc,, villa souc Senn.
tnr, ac,,ad Tho .,nni,co,c shccts ond reot1
nvnr tin 1Iats In urn,,ns. Wills othars
.rat,,,rn1 ,.o,,,,,, tho Vtnc. I,rost,n,t,a .Insh
tn,,ar:,. scon,,inr ,,a 1lsts rho ,,n,n,nntin,,s
,vero ,,,no,,,, ,i,nss rf Trsttnaatera which Ind
bern scr,,rc. hv scnntfrs. When the Spna-
tnr,o, crrtns,tv rasncct1np thpan aupointmapta
VIA satisfied fbo Senators took their seats
nr.l,. nyolmrel to listen to Mr, renIIeton's
, 1881-12-14

t1G nlGbtihHfH 0t Elh nntNtniffnn Aurr Foft
If renorting tha G M hIi 1a,nrsn'y "gta H., ~ ."s9e
ni,ud. howoyor ii l,ava cnnsora,,no ~ ""a Iii, ~
tt,o sccrutnry Of tha Trnnsurv h4 hatara 4ton,n" ill.,
any uctiol, on the ,nnt,er t'dDe % Tn1.or ,s1iI
be- nvItsI to nupcnr hafora % tSs .sua co,,,.na W.,
noxt rhursiay iia vii % cnnosa ,u..teu ra1ns,.',,,
nj mar cant haliav,n. thar tho s,TMIs n.!'t,a.as
nnyy nnssess"d ~ hv .ho t'e1s Gaua. .s p.asIsos. ~
uaytne thoso hon,s at n1eas,,ra 'r'oGa ~ u
yaiuap,6 than tho savfna Of nnosha,f " ~ u.v ,,,r
t1lat nov Loan nt nsr csnt ov,I eh h. ,9Dao ssaau
1lp ,,nluss It waa irra.,en,ahla fo~ i'm tarn,
oruBn aESArs mis- m "'s"e ~" A"''
During the ,,lortinx io,,r 1 In tha sena,a n.
day. nbcr Of imnortant @ \ Kill ~ oT g'*sa rasoiu
tin,,a wars nrs.sn,a% m n..S ~. 'a sssula
auurl, introducuI hli ~ lcornora,a W %s tio
Interoceanio Shin :naffwav # s''H Eomno,u Ho"so .'o
fOaut Eals, aoans, ths nrovi.,on" w'npay ~ .i.,.
ars that ront Wais Wy e,,". po,".s o.,ss. W mn'v"
sxueniad AZ s7S ,tyeo ns, ~, t,'on " "is RNl ana
rnccivs fsoverm,uant iii o T., - ~ "psA. ,sma!l
10 ths axtemt n sto, I'M oon ~, ue.!9a
sali he e1,s iss,ef S4Ss'99g''s 1es "1pca Qonas
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

NJ. De Lesseps started body Of men
from Paris, to begin work on the Pan
ANA Canal, on the 9Th of January,
The probabilities are that in less than
three years that grand enterprise will
be complete. 1t ought to be built and
owned by the United States Govern.
mcnt 1t is probable that Congress
gress may grant q charter 10 the nj.
cosaguan Canal Company after its
holidady session.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

A MAN named Frank Mchrng, a
shecp-herder, attempted TO commit
suicide near Merued, Cal, on the l4th,
in the following manner: First, he
held the corner Of q Ratchet to his
forehead and drove it into his skull
by striking it with u hammer; next he
cut his wrist with knife in q vain
attempt to separate the arteries, aud
was discovered by John Bennett. who
called at the cabin and tied him down
80 keep him from doing further injury
until he could procure help. In a
short time Mr.. Bennett returned and
found that the man had released him
sell, procured rasor, and cut his
throat all round from near the back
OF the neck, but did not reach the
iugular vein, and also inflicted a
wound upon his abdomen which was
severe, but did not enter the cavity
His wounds, it is said, are not neces,
sarily fatal, yet they are dangerous.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

Two men fired simultaneously at
each other in Salt Lake bar-room
AID the bullets came into collision.
There could be- no doubt Of this, for
one bullet dropped to the floor mid
way between the antagonists, who
were ten feet apart, and the other was
turned upward toward the ceiling,
while both were hatteued.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25
Urea surer's rrotice.

NJ oIlCE is hereby given that | will
~ ON Monday, the 9th day of Dccem.
pei, lSSo, at II O'Clock NJ. Of said day, At
n my oiiice in Idaho City, Boise county. L
l., oncr at public auction, the sum of Two
hundred and Fifty $3.50 Dollars to the
lowest bidder thcreforin County Warrants
81 SAID Boise county Issued and registered
PRIOR ID january, 1864 IsIDoR SMlTu
1,.,. M. County Treasurer
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

One Of the growing industries Of
Australia is the cooking and canning
of rabbits. The Colas Preserving
Company near Melbourne had an av
eragc 1000 Of these agile rodents
brought in every night at the Begin
ming Of the past season, and the sup
ply increasing, orders were given TO
limit the daily quantity to 2,700 pair.
During the season, which lasted for
% weeks, 675,0O0 rabbits were can
ned by this establishment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

The recent increase OF Immigrants
into New Mexico, and the develop
ment of a network Of railways with
which it is speedily to be surrounded,
and in many portions intersected, will
pretty surely bring up anew the pro-
position 10 admit that Territory as .
State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

In the House Of Representatives
Carpenter proposed a Constitutional
amendment--that all civil officers Of
the United States, except Judges 81
the Supreme and Inferior Courts and
officers whose duties are temporary.
shall hold Office for four years; also,
that Congress may provide for the cleo
ton by the people Of Postmasters and
other Federal officers whose duties are
TO be performed within the limits If
any State, such officers to be subjected
to removal by the President on other
than political or religious grounds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25
THE zrMINEhE THEATY,

THE CHIN EHE TREATY.
The Senate committee on foreign
relations did not take up the Chinese
treaties at its regular weekly meeting
Of the 10Th. The reason assigned Tor
not rcsuning their considerations at
this meeting, is that the members Of
tho committee are Individually examin-
ing the treaties and accompanying
documents, and were not fully pre-
pared to announce to one am
other their respective views concern
ing them. Under these circumstances
some miscellaneous unfinished BUSH
ness was proceeded with, and the tsea-
ties were not called Up {; but il Is exs
pccted they will rccvivc action at the
next meeting. 1t is with regard to
the alleged necessity for an additional
clause in the emigration treaty, In or
der 10 prevent the admission Of Chinese
to naturalization under its terms, as
they now stand, that this question was
considered BY the commission during
the progress Of the negotiations, and
they unanimously agreed that the Lam
guage referred 10 would have no such
cflecf as is now, in some quarters, APP
prehend. Secretary Evarts comedies
III this opinion, and so 10 several emf
ncut lawyers among the Senators, to
whom the question has been submit
ted. According to their views, the
liberties and privileges accorded by
the treaty to subjects Of China, are ac-
corded to them as Chinese subjects
sunly, and a Chinaman desiring to re-
ncunce his allegiance to the Emperor
81 China. would thereby place himself
outside the pale of this guarantee,
which is intended simply to secure 10
the Chinese the same protection Of life,
liberty aud property mat IS Afforded
the subjects oi other foreign nations.
II il further contended in this same
line OF argument, that the proyiso
against naturalization, which was add
cd 10 the sixth clause Of the Burlin-
game treaty, was wholly superfous
aud unnecessary, as the rights secured
to citizens Of the most favored nations
BY treaty stipnlatiuus, donot IN any
case include the right Of naturalization,
which can be conferred only by Stat
uatory laws. aud ii support Of this par
agrapll, it also remarks that no nation,
especially not the Celestial empire, can
be supposed to intend in its treaty
with another. 10 pave The way for per-
ma . " diminishing thenumber Of its
own citizens.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

TuRKEY now boasts debt Of 81 250,-
100000, the interest on which his gone
unpaid for FIVE years. This, however,
does does not seem to trouble the
Turks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

Ainsworth and Wheeler, two noted
Colorado hunters, killed 500 antelope
and $50 elk III 1880. Oae shipment
of hides was owe, 3 SOC mounds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25
Notice.

MouCos AN
Territory Of Idaho. County q -
bate Court. \, sa;.cn oil !
In the matter Of the estate q 60
ceased. 4. rratu +
1t appearing to said Court os HsIauebbA
dav presented and f3led By ], -, Mi a. I.
Executor Of the estate OF Adais -, STATE ~
nravinc for an order Of sale q NV a AZ ~
necessary to sell the real esta.s ~ Nj ths ~
outstanding against the deceased "a "a ths ~,
made Ia the will of said deceaseu;; 4 4 shsrslrj
and charges Of administration 2, p.rsous niss
dersd by the saia cnurt that ~ p prrssr w.
in the estate OF said dec ssaaa.r fsnrusr
said probate conrt, on a y, asiS AZ 4 2.
1881, at III d clock a. n 9. In = idaho CIV
room Of said Probate Court y IN oria
Comfy. /. r., to show cause Wy Wy, q seg K
not be granted to said EIss ss cory q 2
estate Of said deceased; and tns s',s,ve Nh,
der be published for foar oons .s sssinssd =
Idaho World" newspaper ma 4 Tsrrl.s!I5!t (
l,shed at Idaho City. county ~ 4 Bsb's
said. Pfop
Jan. IS, lss1.-4w 49,. f
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

Representative Sherwin introduced
a bill TO regulate lie export Of cleo
margarine. 1t prov des for tie
appointment by the Secretary
Of the Interior Department an
inspector Of dairy products for the
ports Of New York anu for any other
ports where he may deem it necessary
10 secure the carrying out Of provi-
sions of the bill IN expectation Of cleo
margarine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

GES. GRANT has beei, elected Presi-
dent Of the Worlds Fair Exposition,
saud .sseen, The ir.sitina.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

MIR. j. III. BATES, Newspaper Advcrtis
ing Agent, Al Park Row Times Building),
New York, is authorized to contract for
advertisements in the World at our best
rates.
L. P. FISHER, Advertising Agent, 81
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is
authorized to receive advertisements for
the columns Of this paper.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

OREGoS, during the year just closed,
has shipped abroad over ALSO, 600
bushels Of wheat. $500, 900 pounds Of
wool, 472,OOO cases Of salmon, Of the
aggregate value Of seven and 4 half
million dollars. All other exports
were Of the estimated value Of
81, 800, 900 to $3,OOO,OOO or a total Of
ten and half or eleven million. TAX
ing the recent census this is much
less per capita Of the population than
Oregon has had the credit Of produc-
ing, although very fair showing for
so young State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-25

CAPTAIN EADs has returned from
Vera Cruz in possession Of the neces-
sary papers, from the Mexican Gov
eminent, to construct ship railway.
Captain Eads was accorded hearty
reception by the Mexican authorities,
who have appeared 10 take great in
tcrcst in the enterprise. The proposed
road Is to be one hundred and twenty
miles ia length, and, when completed,
will enable ships Of the largest size
to be transported from the Atlantic to-
tho Pacific Ocean in few hours. The
opening Of this route to China and
Japan, and the South American States
on the Pacific, would be Of immense
advantage, to the people Of the Mis-
sissippi valley, and St. Louis would
also receive share Of the profits. a.
ship could be loaded there with west
err produce aud reach either Japan or
China ia less than one half the time
now required for the voyage The
success Of the enterprise will depend
much upon the Mexican Government.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-02-04

The Donestic Monthly for February
is, if possible, more attractive than
ever before. In Typography, illustra-
tons, external appearance, and general
literary contents, it has no rival in its
peculiar field. The departments of
the magazine devoted to the general
and special branches of ladies' wearing
apparel will be found full of useful in
formation for all. In them the newest
ideas from all the great centers of
fashion are condensed and adapted to
the requirements of American society.
The Literary observation-disclosures with
a very suggestive article on a means
of reducing poverty and pauperism
through the public schools. This is
part Of lecture recently delivered by
G. G. Leland. The serial "Was She
Jealous?R is concluded.
The Domestic Monthly is published
by Blake & Company, corner Broad
way and Fourteenth street, New York,
at sl.5O per year, inclusive of pattern
premium. Single copies Is cents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-02-04
Important TO Consumptives.

EeT. DR.. Cess, willie medical missionary to
the Eas. Indies, had placed in his hands the
formula for q simple vegetable remedy fer the
speedy and permanent cure of consumption, ca
tarrh, bronchitis, asthma, anu all throat and
lung affections; also a positive and radical cure
for nervous complaints, debility, etc. After
having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of cases, he feels it duty
to make i: known to his suffering fellows. The
Recipe will be sent FREE OF CHARGE to all who
desire it, with full directions for preparing and
successfully using: Address, with stamp, (nam-
ing this psper,) Dr. NJ. E. Cass, 1861 wishing
ton ST., Boston, Mass.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-02-04

The February Wide Awake comes
well packed with matter for the de-
light of the entire family circle, for
certainly the great thirty-two PACED
supplement containing the first por-
ton Of George McDonald's new story,
"Warlock O. GlepYYarlock" will be as
warmly welcomed by thousands of
adult readers, as the funny seven-pag-
ed illustrated ballad ofHJan Uperna-
vik of Omepak" by hosts of school
boys everywhere. Rev. Edward Ev-
erett Hale gathers his club of young
folks to talk over the Southern Educa-
tiona1 Fund and the Irish land-troub-
les. In these Htalks" with Mr.. Hale,
others than boys and girls can get at
the root of MANY political matters.
Mr.. Arthur Gilman, in his "Battie OF
The Types" will hold the attention of
all interested in the spelling-reform.
Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller has a
capital story, "The reign Of the
Georges" The serials, Rocky Fork, !"
"The Story of Honor Bright" and
Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz' "Polly Cologne are
delightful, and from literary point of
view, much superior to the usual juve-
nile serial. On the "Money Page"
four Cash Prizes are offered for the
four best black-and-white drawings.
Only $500 year. D. Lothrop & Co.
Publishers, Boston, Mass.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-02-04
BY Universal Accord.

Ayers Cathartie Pills are the best of all purga-
tives for family use They are the product Of long
laborious and chemical Investigation, and their
extensive use by physicians in their practice, and
by all civilized nations proves them the best and
most efectusl purgstive pill that medical science
can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and cur
alive powers no other pills can he compared with
them, and every person knowing their virtues.
will employ them when needed. They keep the
system in perfect order and maintain in healthy
action the whole machinery of life. Mild, search
'ug and enectual, they are specially adapted to
ne needs of the digestive apparatus, derange-
ments of which they prevent and cure. il timely
taken. They are the best and safest physic to
employ for children and weakened constitutions,
where mild but effectual cathartIc is required.
For sale by all dealers. 4th
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-02-04

A Cough, Cold or sore Throat should be stop
pee. Neglect frequently results in an ineurable
lung disease or consumption. Browns B.on-
ohiai Trochc- a-e certain 20 give relief in asth-
ma, bronchitis, coughs, ca.arrh, consunptive
and thGoa. diseases. For thirty years the Tro-
ches have 5ean recommended by physicians. ard
always give perfect satisfaction. They are not
now or unified tu. having been :ssted by wide
and constant Use for naaciy IN entlre generation
they have attained well -maI'ited ranE aino.g the
few staple remedies Of the age. Public speak
ers aud singe use Il sra to clear and strengthen
t.s voice. Sold at twenty-cents a box every
where. ylt-nA-1y