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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-08
Telegraphic Consolidation Z.

Mr.. Jay Gould's clear and vigor-
Gus statement of the purposes with
which the recent consolidation of
the three leading telegraph com
paRies of this country was planned
and has been carried out, puts the
operation i'm a light somewhat diff
fereRt from that shed upon IT by
such distinguished devOtees to the
public welfare as Senator Schroe-
der and General Spinola. Dir.
Gould's statement L. that of
business man who has breadth Of
Brains enough to understand that
no organization So vast as that re-
CURED to carry into effect the
worldwide telegraphic system
which he describes as the object
i've point of General Eckert's
management, can possibly main
tain itself unless it does its work on
sound business principles and in a
spirit of justice to the public.
What the demand for the taking
over of the telegraphs by the
government really testifes to, is
simply the impossibility Of getting
a number Of competing companies
TO perform the general telegraphic
service of a country at once
efficiently and economically, and
the experience of mankind so far
has by no means tended TO show
that consolidation under the con-
troll of a government is less likely
10 be perverted to the objects of
spectators or of machine than
consolidation under the control of
business men whose interests are
directly involved in the quality of
the service rendered. The most
Immediately interesting and salts
factory outcome of the new
organization Of which we are as
sured is the determination OF its
managers to accelerate the laying
Of a great system of ocean cables,
owned and supervised in this coun-
try. We have learned to our cost
how idle it is to expect any seri-
Gus reduction in the cost or amy
serious improvement in the quality
of the cable service between
America and Europe from COM
panies organized on the other side
of the Atlantic; and the secretary
of state has repeatedly called at
tention to the vital importance for
the future of American commerce
of establishing system Of ocean
cables between North and South
America and between the United
States and Asia. An efficient
cable service stretching from New
York to London and from San
Francisco to Yokohama, Shanghai,
Melbourne and Auckland, and
operated in connection with an
equally efficient continental tele-
graphic service throughout the
United States, will open new era
in the commercial history of this
country and of the civilized world
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-08
EIEIY DOLLARS REWARD.

XUILL BIZ PAID FOR THE RECOVERY
w Of the body ~ Andrew j. Nay. who
WAS drowned az the time " the collision oi
the oregon and ClatsOp ChIei. Deceased
WAS about feet n inches in height. light
COMPLEXION small mouSiache. and weighed
about los pounds had on AT time Of acci-
dent a light plaid coal. a black vest, a navy
blue double-breaSted shirt. dark PAIR ui
jeaIiS pants and pair ~ leather boots, No. >
ANY one who NAV 6nd or recover said Dody
will cal ON or address GED. T. KAY. corner
Sixteenth and = STREETS. Portland. Oregon.
and receive above reward. i5-dOi
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-08
= Number one Of volume thirte

Number one 0f volume thirteen
of the Willamette Farmer comes to US
containing thirty-two pages. # is a
compilation of articles published in
that paper during the past three
months. Copies will be mailed to any
address upon receipt Of ten cents.
There was an edition of II 200 printed.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-08

The trial of Kalloch for the
murder of DeYoung still contin-
ues. Most of the witnesses tes-
tify that DeYoung fired the first
shot, and Kalloch afterwsrd drew
his pistol and fired FIVE shots
Clementshaw, who was sent to the
penitentiary for perjury will prob
ably be vihdicated by such 0 l.
dence.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-08
$50 Reward.

TWENTE DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
IL for the recovery Of each " the bodies
Of four Cinnamon drowned In Columbia river
near BrOOkfield On "Wednesday last. while
going frOm Pillar rDck 10 BToOkheld. One
was twcnty-One wears Oi age, and had ON
his person al the time a check Of 500 and
seven dollars In silver. The second WAS
twenty-three years old and had a pistol and
seven dollars in silver. The third was twenty
four years old and had three twenty dollar
gold pieces. "A twenty-five cent piece. and >
silver watch. The fourth Was twenty eight
years old and had Slj5 In gold. The above
rewards viii be- paid by the undersigned
CHIN LUNG.
Al West Coast Packing Co.. Astoria Or-gUn.
53dkWlms
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-08
For Sale.

COO ACRES OF LAND IN CLATSOP
OOO County. fronting on the Columbia
river. most OF said land composed ui No. !
timber land. some WIll make excellent farms,
and a little j. suitable for nrSt class frog
ranch. For terms and etc. inquire uf
H. A. VI. TWOMBLI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04

katte @ebi1te rcn oufti9er 3artbeit per=
fl6t uab Defiir Don Der Mtaoemie Der
9tumen}piele ia 3culouie einen Efeis
in @eitalt elmer Sasercie eibalten. Oa=
rum leste ct id, oieien ipie!erildeu glu=
mennamen BET
Sabre o'@Stantine. nit Dem 3usleiA
elm SdauipieIer. Trial, eiu Wanu con
lpenis empfeblensem Neuberen. erihen,
Der fh on alIe Beriitmth,iteu b inste, mar
iu5piiden niber octreten
8uien ateus, iiebe arue9in ! Sd
9rube eas 9anome,f
@r reidte Ttdutein Ganpeue bic 6anb
gum @iuBe (; and Satire mar cine 3eit
lang Sdauipieler seneieu. rcd battle er
fein @iiid gemadt ouf rer giibne. Sc
oenfalls muste CT ieinem sanssn Neien
mad 9alent gum Sntrisuanten bsfeen
uno bie8. tpenn aud niht auf oem Tbea=
ter, bod inn Qeben bepdbren. gerBebens
bdtte mau bel ibm einen ihwdrmeriiden
3us, etwas 3artes uno Sinnises seIudt.
Eie Sugenbtborbeit bes Dihte,s lag
ueit binter ibln unb wenn er ieinen Sea,
men nod nit Dem @pmbot Derlelben
idmhdte, 70 mcdte man Jpn oamit ent=
fauloisen, bob ia bic SaseroIe cine gan,
buftloie Blums III
= Sic wercen baib unier Sweiter Utoliere
iein, iaSte bic fdmeidlsriids 2iinltlerin,
we(de ourh eie @unit bes Dihters quite
Woaen in ieinen Stiiden III erbalten
manidte. ~--.
Dag menu id, neiblcS BON elmer 3olles
gin aud im 3uitipieIfad, periette Sabre,
lid perSnaot bic banoe reibenb nit
ihIauem pidelu bod bic 3eit bes erc=
fen 2uewis III poriiter.
tfprifetnns fplst,'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04

= Sort nit ben 5rinfgelbern! 9lus
6annoper ipirb gei6rieben: ginen net
teren S6ritt gu ether langeriebnten Ste
form 0es beuti6en 6otelmeiens, beren
8erlpirfli6ung DDn allen &ei1enDen NIT
gr0Bter Sreube begriiBt tperOen miro,
bat oas @otel &opal 1T 6annoper ge=
than, mie aus folgenoem &rntoi6reiben
Oenelben berporgebt: nGm. &C. erlauben
mir uns bic @dttbeilung gu MAIDEN, oaB
nit Dem l. t. 80. Oem geiammten Fer=
ional unieres 6auies Sic 9lnnabme BON
Srinfgelbern bel 8erlult Der Stellung
unteriagt uerben ipirO. Wir i6mei6eln
uns, our6 oieIe Ginri6trlng ben 3eit=
perbdltninen &e6nung gu tragen unb
man6en l1ebelltdnben begegnen su f0nz
nett. 6o6a6tungspoll geboriamit Gez
brii6er Gbriit."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04
3eras 8.

= Die Yia, relde bas 3erftSren bon
PaiIasiersepdd burd naGlailise gebanb=
lung beitruft, 1T int Senat ansenommen
tpprben. @benio 10 murbe bic gia, pe19e
5um@rbeben elmer Sdullteuer ermadtist,
ansenommen unD bic Sertasuns am IS.
beidloiIen. Sm 6auie murbe bic Bill
gum Sdaee Der Sdaf3udt ansenommen.
= Der WSrber 9ti9arb Stepbens in
@alpei iton, per feline 8rau ant Garnepa(ss
tase eridcb, Seist idon Spuren ppm
Wabnltnn. Wenn bic &luge CUR Ser
banblltna fonimt, mirb er watrideimlih
gang wabniinnis iein.
- SAP @culb fan, AM 3. ourd Ou1=
laS unb fubr meter nad benz sesenpdr=
tisen stussansspuntt oer 3egas 9aciiic=
tabn.
= Die in Dallas iresen gertaufs per=
fdlidter Wild unseflasten Mi(hbanoler
linb freiseIprrAen mproen.-Der Gisens
lbimer' Der in eirem itelterIdtieten
6auie sef1nbenen 2anhtitel, Elm Wann
Namens lB. Brab, miro permi6t. Gr
reiite bon DallaS mad Ycnbam al aac TT
felt ber 3eit perfdolIen.
- q. 8. aenealI, Der pcr 3 Sabren
einen semilen Bromn i'm Grurtbauie 5u
Gan Gaia ermcrpete, 1T bon Dallas at=
sereiit, I'm ieinen Tro;eB in Saba gu
beiteben. Cine Qn3abl ieiner Sreunbe
iino gum Sdue mitsesansen.
= Vcn Brownsville pirb beridtct,
baB bic merifaniide telegraph SOnpas=
ME lbr Sabel BIB Seracrlis aelest bat.
= Sn Sleburue murbe Wloie8 9lllen
tpesen oeriibter NOtb5udt gu brei6isiabri>
ger 3udtbausltrafe Serurtbeilt.
= Der itdptiide Warlbal BON Guero
wurbe bon einem Ser. ct. @ebalfsmarz
ibal perbuftet uub mad San Nntonio Dor
baS 6Soeralseridt sebradt. Die Ser
baftuns seidub, neil ber Waribal in
Guerc friber ben Ser. ct. Waribal me-
gen 1raSen8 BON Waiien perbaitet bate.
Die Blrssr BON gusrp bielten cine Ser
iammlnnS ab, in welder 1ie aeeen bas
8erfabren beS Ser. 81. Yeamten prctez
itirten unb teidloIen, bic BEN Itabtiiden
Wuribal entiebenben Soften aus Der
Stabtfaiie gu beden.
= Sn @euslllm erbdnste lid 8. GS.
mig. elm beutiher SdubmaAer.
Der Wo'fsbcte in 8renbam ldreibt
Srceiinn tciBt Elm neuer selelliser Serein
cer in ben leeten Gaaen bier eebiloet nor:
ben 1T. 6err y. Brunuentant III Sra
/ iiosnt, Senepift @erbsr, Yice. Brdlisent
.8. q. Spocw, Sdaemeiiter unb g. q
8cienbers 5etretar. Die Dtitslieber'
3abl iou, trie mir b1ren, idon cine gan;
aniebnlidc iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04

msnn Ter Was.n. bic 2,ttr cbtr Der lln,srIeis
lsibsat itnt, sa bsm N6trsn SsilmithI. 5o(lst,
tsrs Rasenbiisrs. IA oreifsn. 8lantbeitsn b,r
ssnann;sa Orsan.n trwuetn antere, nod, sels
srnlllittte unt cine 8srnadldfIauna bsrslben
in eassr asfdbri'd. llnserodutibfeti. Q,tertei.
fsn. Hisstr. bic naen @nfdae Won 3bsumatis-
nue, X! rsnihpf d. fa5ren. rem csrnattdlftst.
t6 10 rt TO psrlit' qeibsn bsrtei. Ran r,rliers
baber inc 9sit. bitGs n,yt{ame, iIbus NIB larnft
tetana's Weoiiin ~ asbrauhsn.
5ur' 9sr'auf lei alien apotts'srn ufb eanb.
fin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04
Mhtter! Wntter!! Wltter =!

Mhtter! Wntter Wfntter !! I!
Werpst Ssr pss Nahts ssfSrt wsroen
unb in gurer Hupe untsrtrphen burh oas
Sbreien zines franfen &inbes, pethss
9hmer,en scm Durhbrehen Der 3dbns
lsioet9 Sif es Der San, 70 fault cine
Tlai6e Don Sri 9. g4iaSlolDs Soo
tbtne @prup. gr uiro bfn armen
Rsinsn fcfort Don feinen S&msrssn BE.
freiea. Man Serla1s lih oaruuf es bilft.
80 III feline SHUTTER auf grben, ote es per'
ludte uno Gua ntdt mittbtileu piiree, bab
ss bte ginseweibe resultrt, ben 8leinen
5alfe uno @eiunrtsit uno Der Muttsr
9tute perfdaft, bab es pis 3aubsr wirtt.
DaS Mittel ii iiher in alien 5auen unb
ansenebm Don @sidmad /; es uirp Don
elmer Der altslten unD bsltsn Doetorinnsn
In ben Ser. Staaten Ssrfhrieben. ueber,
ali gu baben, Die 6laide gu 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04
Doctor y eb il bren.

Die @sbiitren rer Icctcren iino eiu
@esenifano, ,ccrin ,ur 3eit iebr piele
Beripnen intereflirt iinp N'ir slauben
Der sob fir Yeiube iit So, mus einem
Wanne. Der flir Elm Sabr an oas Dett 3e
fei1elt 1T, uno zines tdslihen YeludeS
tebarf. ibsr 81 900 naa 5abr fir Meoi
ain uno Aufmartunl aGe,n tcltsn miirpe!
llnb eiue eln,ise Tlaidsn bcpfen= Bitcrs,
5ur redten 3eit gencmasen, wiirpe 1000
uuo Elm aan5ss Sabr 8rantbeit eripart
baben. Sd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04

3eeo'S @ilt @bse Gunic felt ben
Gppetit mieber ber.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04
@elb mpllten Mlle taben

nSie lsiten an Der esber," iasts Or. q.
.,Sie 0nb nerpsnfranf," iprab Or. Q.
.Ste ifnb fdwinbiiiatig," bemerfte Or.
6. ,.Meine eleetriiden Mtttel beilen Sis
sriinnlid", iaBte nit widtissr @sberOs
ein 6eiltiinaIer, Der ben 1itel prcfeHor
fiitrte uno ihmun3eInb metns Dolars sin=
llrid. ,, Wein Wunoermittsl eurirt faer",
fGrie Der patsntmeDi;inmann. Sober bate
e'ne aneere NnTtt, nur In ginem waren
iIe einis : namlih mein gelo pcaten Mat
babsn. Sd luate jabrelans usrssbltt
5alf', Bis mir Shr n8ettunssun.
ter" 8ettuns, 5alfe uno @slunbtsit
bra&te. Sd Merle oas portrefFide Bud
iiterau empfeblsn. 60 fhreitt elm osut.
fder 6autmann aus MiTourt an -bas
Deutide 5silinititut, II Clinton Ylaee,
slsm yot
Ter uHsttunssanfsr" wiro fir 25 Gts.
pcrtoirei psrIlnt..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04

Or. 9. SilSbee bat bas Yrpblem aee
lSft, einea Der arSbten 2eioen ber Men(hs
belt, ndmlid 5dmoerboioen, gu beileu.
Nnafeiis beiEt oaS pprtreiflide
Wlittel, meldeS iih bereits in pielen tau=
fsnb, mitunter ben bartnddiSlten 6dllen
bepabrt bat. y. NeuitaOter II. &c.,
YOr 3946, Seem DOrf. id,iden einem Sc
ben, Der eS perlanst, Wtuiter uno @es
traudsantrciiuns nad atlen 8bellen Der
Ser. ct. fpitenfrci. gu haten lin
alien rencnamirten Ipotbeten Nhtet
barauL oab bic llnteridriIt 9. Silstee
W. . iih auf ieeer Seite Der Sdahtel
befinbet. ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04

ctl reus Cob aub SiIbtr.Gbrpmos. 10 &C..
~ eeer % el eaats Gbrrmos psifdiebfnsr
VT. l" gs. lgsntsn strIapst g. 9. V.lrp.
"aHa"' H. .. 17,2 nan,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04
GraftmS NeeD.


Das er6bt. ~ Gbellassr Der
start 1T raejsntse bes 6errn 8. &eeb.
sRoasl ailer Art tno paislbf in sr6bter
aasmabi gu ben nieorisien Yreilen su
bdtyu nno in Der Sbat fam jseer @e.
iftmad sefrietiit werpen. Yarlor- unb
Shlai,immer Stts fault man bti 5srrn
s. Mso ~ 5abrltpreiisn, pa or feline MS.
bel tirsft aus Den srabtsp 5atritsu bes
eances te,hbt. 5err Nesp bat aubsr.
CEN ;'rsn sroben 8orra!h cor Seppidsu
unp Maitsn uno oatn In pieiss Sah Elm.
fbIaasnp'u Waaten. 98sr N5bet iraenb
nslhsr lri ge! raudtt, tbut wopl, Hh an
6erra Mesp "a nsnbsn. Vom @enGbn.
lidifen bis gum aGsIfsinfsu uas, ltauer=
fen 1T 4les in fsinem StOrs ,u tutsa.
6.1l,8Ot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04

Die
EaasiAe Treie Hrefe
erltetnt
isliA nit Musnabme e bes epnnta8s
unb Epifet
s1o.oo5far. cashSutr Ober $3.50 far
3 Wpnat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-04

8epdbrt.-@s gerei6t uns gum
gergniigen, beri6ten gu f0nnen. baB
ii9 9r. Iuguit &0nig's 8 8 a M
burger 8ru itt bee als elm treues
Seilmittel eripieien bat, pel6es nit je=
Dem Sabre ben &reis leiner oanfbaren
Goniumenten pergrDBert.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10
An Accomplished Canary.

ssBeauty" IL the name Of bright
canary bird that lives at the Hotel Vic
toria in this city. Beauty has been
taught by little girl to sing tunes and
do various odd tricks. On . recent
evening, in the presence of guests, the
door of Beauty's cage was opened, after
the master had seated himself at the
piano, and the bird flew to the gentle
mans shoulder and then to the music
rack on the piano. When his master
whistled an air, playing an accompani-
ment, the canary warbled and trilled in
accurate tune and time, hopping upon
the players fingers and over the keys.
When the whistling and accompaniment
ceased the bird perched upon his mas
ter's head and awaited further orders.
Then Beauty was placed in front of the
pier glass, where he sang to his reflected
image in harmony with the piano &C
compartment, and when his master
stopped playing the bird fitted around
the room in pursuit of his shadow on the
ceiling. After Beauty had retired to his
cage he kissed the members of the family
good night, initiating the kissing sound
when he touched their lips with his bill.
-NeW York Graphic.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10
Starvation Wages in Germany.

According to the Berliner Volkszeitung
q weaver who works uninterruptedly
sixteen hours q day can earn in nine
days six marks ($l.14, or in . day
IA 1-2 to 16 cents, provided one person
can assist in the starching of the yarns,
in drying shearing etc. In heavy colored
cotton bed-ticking seven marks ($1.6S)
may be realized during the same space
of time with the assistance of one person
for the same purposes as indicated. A
single weaver, however, without any
assistance would need from fifteen to
sixteen days to produce such piece of
goods, and his daily wages would then
amount to from IL to IL 1-2 cents. But,
as not all weavers can perform this la
Dor, the greater portion of them must
work in linen and half-linen articles,
which yield to whole family, for sixty
to sixty-twO meters, 2.60 to $50 marks
for four days incessant labor. e., from
62 1-2 to 65 cents in four days, or IL 1-2
cents day! In spooling and winding
up the chains, etc., old people and chill
dren must assist. Performing such
work these poor people live on bread
soups, potatoes and burned flour. But,
as they are not constantly employed, the
wolf looks too often into their miserable
novels. Incredible as it may seem, the
most of these poor weavers have not
tasted meat for years.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10
Ounce Seeds.

There is, it seems, a corner in ounce
seeds. It will strike the uniformed
public as a little curious. bu. the girls
buy up all the ounce seed to make curls
of. There is nothing in the world to
compare with the glue Obtained from
ounce seed to make these awh,lly love-
ly curls, of all sorts Of shape, and sizes,
which lie upon the marble brow of the
girl of the period like . mashed angle
worm upon Philadelphia front step.
Why any girl should want that sort Of
thing zig-zagging down to the edge Of
her ewes and rolling back around her
ears, held together BY an invisible net
which everybody can see, is quite be-
yond ordinary comprehension, but no
body ever expects girl to give rea-
SON for any eccentricity OF personal
decoration. But while the crushed an
gleworm ornamentation of the feminine
forehead is persisted in the demand for
Quinee seeds will continue. These seeds
are mostly imported from Russia, and
the trade has grown from 500 pounds .
year to 10000 pounds, and the demand
Is not satisfied with that. They are
handled by the druggists, and the prices
have gone up 50 that . great many
girls can't asford quince-seed curls, but
fall back On gum tragacanth and soap,
either Of which will serve the purpose
very wen and create an appropriate de-
gree Of ugliness around tho prottiest lace.
-Pailodelphis Times
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10

John Hensley had long suffered
from q damaged spine. He found an
unprotected hole in an Indianapolis
street, carefully fell into it, sued the city
for damages, and got ST. 500. Then he
went to Chicago, fell into another hole,
instituted suit, and got $4,000. Fur
ther profit from that bad spine is cut of
by Hensley's arrest for perjury.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10
New York Un1on.1
Did Him Coed.

Mr.. Charles b. Bauer, editor Of the above
paper and Notary Public, in late issue men
tons the following: Patrick Kenny, ESQ.,.
some time ago, suffered much from rheuma-
tism and tried almost every means to rid
himself of this painful evil, but in vain. He
was advised to use st. Jacobs Oil. which he
did 30 successfully, that all pain has left him
and he is as healthy and strong - ever be-
fore. Mr.. Kenny is an enthusiastic advocate
Of st. Jacobs Oh, and it has done him good
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10
[sheboygan Falls, sheboygan Co.. New.

[sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan Co.. News.l
We never saw any one joyous when suffer.
ing from pain;-neuralgia for instance. In
relation to this malady Mr.. George Guyett
Prop. Guyett House, thus informed our rep-
resentative: Ihave used St. Jacobs Oil for
neuralgia, and can confidently recommend =
to any one similarly affected
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10

YOU'VE SWELL: should like to have nv
mustache dyed" Polite barber: Certainly,
did you bring it with you7"-CoHeqe Journal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10

A FLY is said to have 16. 600 eyes. No WON
der he is careless as to where he leaves his
specs-Lo,isUils Couier-JourndL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10
Worthless STUFF.

Not 50 fast my friend: If you could SEQ th4
strong, healthy, blooming men, women and
children that have been raised from beds Of
sickness, suffering and almost death, by the
use of Hop Bitters, you would say "Glorious
and invaluable remedy" See other column.
-PMIadslphia PSess.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10

Dyspepsia, bilious attacks, headache. ane
many other Ills can only be cured by remov.
ing their cause. Kidney Wort has been
proved to b the most enectual remedy for
these and for habitusl costiveness which so
efnicts millions Of the American people
Farm and Nresidl.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10
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