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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

Fire reasons why uve sell goods cheaper than
competitors:
First-Because we buy in larger quantities.
Second-Because sell goods than all the dry
goods houses in lola combined
Thru-Because expenses proportion to the amount
of goods sold are less than others.
FOurth-Because keep the best goods and sell at
reasonable prices.
Fifth-Because goods are just represented.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

sell good, reliable stoves only, at
prices as low as is asked for, inferior or
second grade. Call and see them.
T.. III. SUSsMILCH.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

One lot of ladies' black kid gloves
go cents a pair. equal to any dollar
gloves in town at NORTHRUP'S.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

Ladies' and misses clOaks and dol
mans in all grades just opened at
NoRTHRUP'S.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20
Notice.

All parties are notified not to shoot
on the Capt. Jones Lake, west of the
river. n. HEATH.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20
N0tice.

Parties are hereby notified that the
shooting of quail and other game will
not be allowed on my premises.
GEO. MEREDITH.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

Ladies, do not fail to see our new
stock of Coats aud Dolmans.
j. w. MCCLURE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20
See our line of carpets before buying
NORTHRUP & Co.
Notice.

E. A. Foreman's accounts have been
left with r. II. Knight for collection,
and must be settled at once.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

Elegant line of trusses, shoulder
braces and supporters just received at
Scott's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

The only full line of ladies' dress
flannels in town at Northrup's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

Go e DeHart & Son, Moran, for bar
gains. They are closing out their
stock at actual cost and carriage.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

SCOT and smoke consuming Goa
stoves at Sussmilch's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

Mcclure has the best stock of Boots
and Shoes i'm lola.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

Save 3S per cent by buying your tin
ware at the Star Grocery.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

Harness and saddles. Largest stock
Lowest prices. Call at Sussmilch's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20
GA RPETS.

Every lady wishing buy carpet should stock be-
fore buying. We undoubtedly have the only complete
line in the county.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20
CI,oTHING-

We do keep Shodd Clothing but for good honest goods
we do not fear any competition Our stock of Over
coats is in If you anything in this line,
do not buy until you have seen stock and prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

Fresh oysters constantly on hand al
Jnhn Rats.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

The English condition powders, best
in the market, will be found at SCOTS
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20
New raisins Is cents, at Cowan,s,

New raisins 10 cents, at Cowan's.
| Acorn stoves. Henderson & Amrine
Latest styles of silk dress patterns
at the New York store.
| Alden fruit vinegar, at Cowan's. The
best made.
The New York store is the place to
purchase your flannel underwear.
There were % applicants at the
teachers examination, held October
9th, and 81 certifcats were granted.
Nettie Chambers and H. B. Adams
received first grade; Anna Vezie,
Flora Gay, J. G.. Virgins, Nelson
Daughters, E. B, w. Granger, Anna
Laird, Mrs. P. A. Redman,
NJ. Ingels, C.. A. Frank, AIDA
NATION, Nora Moore, Edw. Muth and
Loda c. Strong received second grade;
Mollie Pace, G. S. Ritter, E. w. Tyler.
Hattie Berry and Henry w. Cox re-
ceived third grade.
Some photographic genius sent
letter to the lola post office recently
with the following unique superscrip-
ton:
.fr4nk ia Cson
4 liam Cnty
IA ms iatey
The effect was greatly heightened
by the picturesque chirography.
Mr.. Danfurth, the horse trainer,
went to Humboldt from here. We
witnessed his exhibition on Saturday
last and to one, uninitiated into the
mysteries of horsetraining, it was
quite wonderful to see him handle ua-
tanned horses. TO briefly summarize his
method we should say that he used
love at one end and the whip at
the other. He shuts himself
up in small enclosure with a vicious
horse. and when the animal turns his
heels to him he whips it numerically, |
but when it presents its head to him |
be loves it just as hard. 1t is needless
to say that the horse very soon con-
,ludes it is more agreeable to be loved |
than whipped, and follows him around |
ike pet sheep. He rides the most
vicious horses without saddle or bride,
md in fact seems to possess absolute
mastery over the equine makeup.
However, he is likely to meet his
match some day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-20

Big stock of Overcoats at McClure's
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
LAURA MeGRArH.
sHE FlsUKKs ~ A QUESTIONABLE
cAsg IN PHILADELPHIA.


In the early part Of July last,
pumteE of our cifiEeBs we're possibly
shocked upon reading highly colored
article 10 a sensational paper OF this
city, IN regard - young gal Samed
Laura Mctifatb, wbo, IL was stated,
had been outraged upon the Brandy.
wine b . party Of ycung men, aud
after the outrage bad been committed
was retaiEet for several days against
ber will. The Eaine paper charged the
Mayor aud bis policemen Will neglect
Of duty IN the matter. 81 highly
coIOrvd Was tie article that a great
many citizens denounced the Mayor
In very strong terms. Other papers
of The city, among them the GAZETTE,
iEvestie Ated the matter and found that
the alleged assault Was without foun-
daslOn in fact, the GAZETTE proved
her to be a young woman Of exceed
lngly low character. However, the Ritl
appeared before the Mayor July 18th
and qualified 20 warrants for the ar
rest Of the follow ing parties upon the
folioWing charges alleged 10 have been
committed on July 4th:
James AcElTOy am William ..ihSey
for violent assault Asd battery and rape
and violently de- aiming her, aud John
Hoffman, Joseph Farrell, George II d
usu and joseph Holman, Situ violent
assault upou her person. The defend
ants acre arreited on Juiy 2slh by
of3eers RiekATd ard McIlbenny, and
licked ".
j hey Hefe brought before The Mayor
aud he tWo FIRST named defendants
se'e tischATgeu, the plsibi q falling 10
| rrrDgnizs then. TIE Others WsF. hell
N the sun Of 81 900 bail to answer The
charge al Cour.
Charles n. Lore, Eq, appeared a.
their COUNSEL. Bail vas furnished aUd
Icy wege dss, hAfged. DMInk the sep
tembeg term of Court tLe Gaze vas
called and The piAingiif, failed tc spPer
g o pros, cute, although i. vas states BY
tbe father u The gi'l that be WoHid pros
ec.te the case 10 the "btter ed"
IL AppeAFs FROM local tAksu from The
Philadelphia Times 10 be eAly edition
Il he GAZETTE thar the sane girl hAs
beeu endeagofing 10 play ne same triCk
10 that city. Evidently be il ptosli-
tule.
Geo. Johrson, col, FOR drunkness
ard disorderiy conduct, was fined 81
aud costs.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
CincInnail FiEhllng smo.

The smoke produced by Ike ~,
col, cDAi ~ the CincinnaiI m,rrt.
turing establishments has beeoms .
serious q nuisance that an or.iiuatc. !,
been passed creating the utii ,e Of .m'''
inspector, al a salary OF S2.JOj n.,,s
mum. The object of the ord!panc. -,
compel manufacturers either h ~,
smoke consuming devices orto n,a ~
care Ia theIT stocking As 10 prr,ar, !,
much smoke from escaping as po.,s
FiOm the testimony OF ssm- A. MI
manufacturer is seems practic,bl. N
greatly curtail the amount of s,Boks n
careful stoking. The smoke ll.spac.o, |,
ci0thsd Sith poser 10 inyestigaie g.
where smOke nuisance ls ALLEGED \
exist, and 10 compel their aba'enpn, N
the em loymenl Of smoke consumer a
greater care. To prevent the abu,4 !,
the large powers placed in his hand, n
Is iequHed to give bond 10 he sum n
81, 200, and AZ appeal is al.osed ft-|
bis decision 10 the Judge Of Tie boIs
Court. Great complaint u made h
merchants aud shopkeeper Of The t,r
age done ell classes OF good, by The .a
aud snoks, some Of them estimnn
thelr losses as high A. 81, 5,OJOa yea, its
this cause. Several devices fJr c1pgv.
iug toe smoke in the mAuufctafihgs .
tab.ishments are being tried ,bu. sbrss
they viii answer The purpose is st.lI %.
certain.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
LAwsuit AbomtThree Dr,uh,.

James Kelly sued Paul Bauer, the
proprietor Of the West Brighton
Brach Hotel At COuty Island, for
g., 600 damages FOR false impr som
meni, in he Kings County Sapreme
Court yesterday. According TO Kel
iy 5 story, on sbe 2S.h Of July, l5ol,
be. with two ladies, was charged 50
oeuts FOR three glasses Of brandy.
tie remarked that the price was too
high, WlertupOn the waiter took
ASsy tie liquor and told him be need
not pay. Afterwards be was arrested
oy order of Mr.. Bauer, the proprietor,
aud was compelled to pay ~ before
be was released. tbe jury returned a
verdict for the defendant, who cll mt d
that they drauk the liquor aud did not
Wish 70 pay fOF it.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
American Dn,rrnen-

At be American D4irymen's Asso-
cation yesterday at Syracuse, y. Y,
II. Sszr, Japanese student a: Cor.
neii University, read an inte esluQ
paper on he Saya bean, a product Of
japan which can be cul iVated u this
country ana is represented as being
very nutritious and valuable for feed.
ing all stock. The officers elected for
the ensuing year are Presidenr, Pro
lessor l.. b. Arnold, OF Rochester /;
Secretary, ;. Hoxie. Harms Lewis, OF
Lutte FAll., was awarded the trst
premium Tor exhibit Of butter, aud p.
I. Smith, Of Cazenayia, the first pre-,
MUM for cheese.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
murdsran9 a nzan Aaa a..
aRnam Iii

GaEAT BAkhixs7oS N,,.
-. A. Nahdefeo0k ha, lIved s. Ssh L
YEAR With Harvison Cabin, ~ a's
o A fords whose farm hes Bon i, 'nas
i'Ik and Massachusetts. ~, ~ u Ar
gold mine ia . raylne rup,J,n = !
from . mountain aid near aoti
lives IN 3 SOLITARY cAbIn O,c,, I,'' aID
Niih, . disEeputable ehAraeia,. nvc1'
years old, who FetnFned irom C.l,II Ut
liIse Years a0o. BeckNith vo'la .'1.l
.ole mlne. Nsnde-eook slar,sd = ,al
Futsdsy morning 10 chop Sood ~ gul q
rFinfuinF, Caikins started i, a4Q'A
him. When near Beekwrh', go sp 2
det cted a smell q burning ma., Z
iuqll ing oi Beckw ita the In. y
thS' VaHdereouk bad been ibs,stt. y.
before, but thSt a man f,sn.c '1y ''l
River bad come lor bim., o'''i
aud NandereooA would no, 4. g-'r ~
until March. This morning rs.,t't 't
Den from Afford searched Ion ~ ~ g
ing man and on breaking into N. u a.' y
found that Beckwith bad epte. NJ
stove were human bones and pss, ~
bl ody axe shleh Lad been r.,S 1
ehopplng up the body. In Auo,Es,
vs. iound the trunk Of Vards,,a' y
body horribly muiilAted. Backsr1 !
an old offender, having served ~ T..
Ia the , ate prison and been GccQ..d J,
cpuDlerfeitlng. II Is supposed ~,
has started Tor California. y
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
AnIndian Murderer Executed.

sAs FRANCISCO, Gal Jan. l2.
A desp tch from Yakima, w. r,
says Town Hop Town. an Indian,
was executed to-day for the murder
of Lorenzo Perkins and his wife. The
crime vas committed at Rattlesnake
Creek, Yakima, during raid IN the
summer OF 1873. or the seven Indians
eng ged IN tic mHrder three have
oeen executed, three we're shot while
resisting LIE SbeI fl aud eudcayoring
70 escape, and enc has been released,
having turned States evidence. Town
Hop Town, like his confederates, con,
tessed the crime. lie met his fate with
sto.cal indifference.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
That GrantFund.

NEW YORK, January 12.-TLe Hl.l
E<grtss gives currency 10 a nlmor
lhAt the Gen. Grant fund has been
considerably lessened from tue oripi
nal sum uf $3.50, 0OD by the depIeo,a-
tlon OF tue securities Ia which II was
Invested. Interviews with Ges,ge
Jones, Of the Times, ex.Goy. MoIgsn
ana others are published, but each
declined to state what lad been done
~lth the money subscribed, or in y hat
securities II had been invested. GOV.
Morgan, however, said the fand was
as sale today as II ever was.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
Runswny see

Wa r BaETinEeT, . CT Esn of
F7oEeucs. Soalh CAfvllna. AFIivcd 10
Wnuing'or, yesterday, IN seareh of
bis so, Wa X. RArTenEsr, Jr aEsd
ls years, wko ran aSAy iFOm home .
few Gays age. IL company wish SER
TSKDt MLelzn be fo1Bd the lad A.
lAts hour Is niEks, a. the house Of an
acauaintance named Wa. Claytop,
oTeg Eleventh street bridge. The lad
had between 500 and $50 IN his pOS
sion, belonging to his father. bot had
10; taken 1850, as sx'rAvsgAntiy
stated N Ibis moruiog's NeWs. 10
company With bis father b. starr d for
hone this afteFnoer.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
The Tax ON Bank Depos,,.

NAsHIAGToN, Jan. l2.-Ihe hin IN
toduced in the House by Mr.. Bayna ,' mr
fennsylsania, today repeating he ~ ~
on bank deposits provides that sysrn
banking association designated in -,
Ion :, ,l5I, chapter 2, Revised Stst;1ss
shall pay to the Treasurer OF the TT1t,15
States every hall year one fpurtb a,I
per cent. on the average amount ofna
notes 10 eitcuiatian aud one fourtb :, S
per cent every hall year on he agsrsaa " :
amount Of It's capital S. eek bayond - ~
amount Invested III United States hanja
Mr. Osoa. Wilde, the poet and a,,bo,s
wiz arrive in Philadelphia iD a ssaeisi 5sls''
'falh Satl rday, aud will be en,ertsinod
A. 1he residence OF Mr.. J. Y. Stodart =
is" prominent gentlemen will ha ~ =
sent including Walt Whitman. Far.
TeeeP.lon to be rendered Mr.. Wilde he
robert Stewart Davis OF the same IN,
over Tour bundled invil .ons have Ia
issued. From Philadelphia tb4 eeDI,s ~ :
nah liil VIII 90 to Baltimore, and wfil tben
Fisit Washington aud Boston.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
FIFTH EDITION.
Pousee asuEt.

Four ItRli&n STREET corner tDer-
efanls-the Iwo CardiueiiI's Mus
tante, snd Lseosta-wtre arrAigbed
before Mayor Alim0Bd last evening
ard Ened IS and elsls, iOg selling q
the sueets .conuAIY 10 cils o,dinanee
Through their coGnsel, Chas. -.
Lore .Esq., each def ndant appealed
from the decision and gave eall Tor
APPEAR Dce al Court.
Fred smith for assault end battery
on EdEArd Giboons, a lad Of Is
Years Was 6ued SIS and eosts.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
M,puuudksw
Neuralgia. SprAins.

Neuralgia Spr4inss
PnKn In the Back And Side
TnGs = n0sA4zg zors pA,-sul tSA1 sasss
1iss&mm; blt EAs pals q. D. rslCEed ~
IAs aase4ss ezrss y lss q Perry Davis
Pain killer.
ThEs remedy Il not . chs1P BeuEtae
or P@srolewKn prulhuw8 that Eaws4 BE kxF&
Away froul ere or hest 10 Mwoad danger
of explosion- nor l. fs an Uafxtea exp~zt-
Has1s that NAY % EaorS hAEEa tAzAn goo,4-
Pain Killer A1s Re~n n o1zss4z1 nze
tor kwxy years. AaA n universal sesz.zaazF
roz al Tarls q II uor4 Is, u never
fails. Il n0E oaly ezecss a Tsz--Azazt ca-s.
bet Il rgl3evez pan E1lasS l1zst4zs1-rzs2zssT
Beng rGrssy -e-lt4aas rezzss1y, 4 s sc
n TIE k2n2s q TIE Easz t1s1Fez1azr1
Tie raoart q cE-ea e. IL use * Pas
Eu1zz wU1Aa En va2EzasS Tls falcws-g
e11rzcss fFua leszers rs1esTe1 s2gE WAl
thnse who have tr1ad n ikszk:
Edgar caAy. owz.onnA. Mszr-. ssyE:
Ahsozz1 a ysz- s11ce rzy vie hs,-ssas ss-esss.s
Esest - = ~ FAEs K--LHE- s-a-A ssae--y
Charles Powell writes frum ths' 7a-T
Eo-e. Lcn1c1.
Eza1 rlcle-sE sgassC1lsEe - = r& 7 - 9 - -
g Nssezs1@1e- HisEetal 80 ~ ~ .zse =
oss-NEr t-ss1 y11-r FkEN Ag1ClE4-- ~ :. s7ate
me EzHssa1ze raef / h4Es rs-a4-zu4 -
Es-suEsa- zss2 A D5~ GAas sf.Aga - ls--A-
en-gFn-lra
G. e walWor1h, Saoo, Ne. writes:
sLrEre1s.4 .l-lE-z1-1ss ~ = istc f1-z =
tns s2as ~ sts tzsa * g4z- PAS k1-1EA-
z York g&ys.
fkzss zzsa1 yuur parN EI11 ~ g1ryAssuEE.iszz
ard hzsys rss'ssEssi sgsE= aSzl4z
BGEtoz SezE2a EAyE:
r. -
Ard have fgsE-4 & afr~r 7zalTsg sg-zsss5g Gcg
ress-Elze.sza aet .1szlzszz
1 Er RErditt vr1-es
= H~ssr fa1is - give - = o.ae.s - -
I FE-l- Gilbert. So-ersst, Pa. writes.
krfgl A&-sC8 TJ-as. Azrw vuGr EA4s kELGEA
i 1ae talzx z-@u1ll-la ] 90 80
Al crugv1sre l1erp prs EuLE1 IL p-ss
: 50 hosT that !. IS v In the reach G. ---
I'D e VIII save r--zly t.s rs crs< u d1t1r-
ugls 25e-, soc ard sI-OO a b1ty2s
PERRY DAVIS & SON, P-v2Is.a-s,
Providence. r. =
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
eExERAL FoHEuGH xEuA
Loxpux. Ian. Il Issa.

LoKD0s, Jan. Il. 1854.
General LOgenOs's column arrived
at Sf4x on the 6Ih inst-
The FSR1Aeier states that the shares
Of the Bank Of Lyons and Loire have
recovered 400f.
The Spanish Censorship has re-
moved the restrictions npo1 the trans
nilsson Of secret CIPHER dispatches By
cable.
A despatch TO the D1i7g Ysass from
Berlin says :-"Exeitsncut has been
caused in Parliament By the arrest
Of the socialist herr Distz in Siat1>
CART"
Edwards one OF the principal per-
sO0s concerned N the bribery in the
Parliament sFy election at Deal has
been released fr0m prison on the
ground Of iii health.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
Good Time. ,hor...

Sixteen out of twenty-one Masso.
chusetls cities report smaller debts
taan one year AGO. Among these l.
Boston, whose Indebtedness i SoI )
24o ,O4G 6a. against SO ,65s ,456 II a,
The close Of 1850. There has been an
lhcreAse 10 tie valuation otproperIv
ana u appropriations tor paupers
nave mol been exhausted in several
places. Only three cities, ON ill.,
other hand, have increased Their
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
The Emerald Association.

ALTOONA, Pa, Jan. II.
The Pennsylvania Emerald Asso-
ca iou, Catholic Uuiou extenaluu
over the United States aud Canada !
has Just clos d three days sessloU
ton ght. The State Union has a
membership Of 5000. The ofbciaJ
organ was removed TO Pittsbure. and
J. a. Gouidef, Of that ei'y, was elee ed
managing sdi'of. Samuel l.. Gilsop.
oi 1 tts6urg, and Geo. p. Strome Of
" ,AeSoarfe, were elected pres. jeut
and SECRETARY.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
Nad Result OF Daurh,sr,. -,

DALLAs, Texas, Jau. IA. A.
fssfson, Who three weeks ago disap-
Pearrd with Miss Bradley, one Of tie
s4ies"omen IN his store, leaving his
vile and children sna Causing bTeak.
1p N his business, has Just returned
Hiss Brad ey is il New York. Her
iather TO. .oH ed Pearson to Deunisol
iof NE purpose OF killing him, but Sas
prevented BY friends. Hrs. BtAdl :
mas become insane on account of her
cAug hleE's sgrace.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14

ZACH VIAL coSTAISs T WESTY Pills
one PHI bose.
PRICE Tw ESTY FIVE Cents
F0a sALE III ALL DRUGGISTS
CAt ILoS.-Noue are geuuIT : unless ms
signature u ALLEN HAYDyCk 4urrI,i- -
each Sl2i Of Pills. Every Plls is .snlssy
COated. II your druggist doe, not -,
them We VIII mail them free 10 anVaI
1Lsss on receipt oi . cenLs. five yiaIf
''I sI.O baS al phe=. DO not delay.
lhtst p = hre al absolute cure Tor AZ
olious and malaTll affections Tn.y
sIappie with disease al IT, Itu4t.fn bss5
and root II oui o the patIelt'. Eysrer1 :,
obce. Ihey loTti-y the body against ItIs.
ease 10 al forms Of sudden aIiarzs an,
epldem!cs, and enable al To b-aCe -
nlaaf matte danger oI sWaruus AMI f,,-.s.,s
one vial Of Dr. HAYeoeK'- Sry- / -
FILLS relieves Tue entire system of ~ -. -.
and aches, eulYeus the st,-r=5.'a,,'j fallit "a :
new blood I'll =
BOUNDING THROUGH THE vErx,5
send iOr this inesllmaJle fs..i,l-.,.,t ;.
once and take To other
hesltaIun aud delay are notuing I'M,
another iorn o Eulci e when Won b7 -.
5IsiIs4! re- al haha % cure sickness lLstaf.ffv
laAt disease IL time aua YOU xlII =
ssFe@ many dAys OF use.es, izli.arr
Or, hdTdock's New Liver pile
are the ;rue grains za4 essence or n....ts
ana the greatest blessing thaf -
4siA ( ven 10 tue world. e
Al l. UN Ek IhI- VAST tsdf-NT.,g
TIE PEOPLE kSow THEA
The PEOPLE E-E THEN
THE PEOPLE PfAfg r.,.=..
what hundreds o. letter. =. +. fr.,r+ = "A ?
tiTLts a. over lne habItabie gIof..-- -
-. nay dock, your new Liver D. It
fll Inc Of ali DllOusheg-. . a.
20 more uo1lOGs GDses for ne of n,
ten pil4s taken at ole time. 0H4 al -.
pltts cured ne va goGi
.,1, Amer suffering tortarss nom billion.
conc Two oi Jour SeR Liver Phi. car1-,
IhaH : z y cor. Nv lpal .cIJ.- ,.--S
NE. enl ~ another Via. H.
t,a house Ae p
Our doc-ors .reaLed ne Tor cEro,.sc 80.
slipalloD, as lney cstIsd Il, aud a. =.
Prs cured ma -
had no appetite; Dr. Raydocx Se.
LlseL " t.l,. rms L4i; gave me a hearty one.
1our pllls are marvellous
DT. Haydcck has cured nav bsa.,a,..
thai was chronic. e'e4'
gave hall OF one OF your pills Ia -,
Dabe iof CuoieIa morpus Iuratsr 80 -
thiag got well IN day. 'ooa a.
ny nausea Of morning = nov ,,,.g.
a. no more headaches. cut7l
Hour vial Of Dr. HAYdock's Sew -,
oains ia the head. ga AIT
send me two ytaIs. yra,t 49,
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Pins by return mail 1--we
are al gone. HeelaChf
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Hon Of Urine, Or. HaydocEs Sew If[7l.
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SAL II Lie most Hkepliea{ Nj
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
A wife Indicted for N..,o.
ELizAhKrn NI-1

ElizAhETH Nj. Jan. y.
ns grand JnrY this afternoon fonr,
,h. nn ,nllelmsnt against Agnes Aicorn 1ru ~
sue MURDER Of her hus Gand.- Tts O,,sd1 = lo'
gI n, was atr'ignet aud pleaded nor 1871 ~
tn.1 trSl ~ VII take plics on the % 4.
-, ns Court wlH appoint runn..i -
manon ',ron tue pr's oner she having peI,bsy ~
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
Orranireh

4 meeting u lbe newly slecSed Board
Of Dir corx of The National BEk OF
Delaware wAs held this % rninF far III
p1Tp1se of organ zAtioL. Tue resuit Of
tie ueellbg ~ lbe unanimous re elec-
urn e Heury q. BAunins, Eq, as
Pre-. iieni.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
DR.. LaInson,sCase
LONDON, Jan. i2.

LUNDOA, Jan. II, les2,
At the Bow Street Police Court to-
day, DR.. George II L msop, accused
oil causing tue death of hls brother.in.
law, Percy n. john, by poison. was
again remanded for one week. The
.nrther remand IN the case of Dr.
LAmson is TO await the result Of the
coroner inquest on the body of his
supposed victim.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
An Indian shot.
NV nu1r.,a

Ne" ORLEANS, La, jan. I2.
a despatch from Little Rock re,o,.s
the Killing OF Ross Cunningham. =
prominent Indian, at MuscoSee n
qlan I territory, by the United states
Anaiah ponce. Cunningham was
intoxicated aud has been disturbing
Tue peace. The police ordered Cune
l!n2hsm to hall, out he threw a rock
a. mem aud turned away, when thew
utsd' shooting him through the heart
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14

A British vessel, drawing IS feet Of
water, grcGDded last Wednesday on .
bar in Staten Island Sound. near
Elizabeth, Sew jersey, a. high water,
aud II has 50 far been found imPOssi
be 10 get her Of. The British shiI
Shamrock, Of Prince Eiward's Island,
grounded on Bakers Island, Maine,
last Monday morning, and will Be 3
total loss. Her crew we're saved.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
Shot Through the lead by +. w,.,o

Springfield dispatch avs a -,
,ba an nalael Tim Bench was shot ibronDss
toe mead oS widow named N,nsgIis
Yesterday morning at the viila~sn1 a..-
Ief-on southeast of this c,tv ri
roo'.nR was occasiousd by a disnn's
over Tue collection Of a small mn 'u'e
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
FOURTH EDITION
EndIeaEas@s for re-Day.

For tie Middis AtaAstsc St1ssss
eaeAriEE. fair weather, nOrgheEty 70 uss-
tstly WsndS rlssRR hAr0metsx rissuK ten
psEstars dariug the day f0llow~d ~
slightly eoldeF weaihsE.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-14
Charges Made Axains, . p,,..,

soUTH NATick, Mass, jan. ~
AT q parish meeting of tha C.h.r
one hundred signed a 80, Oa'uo G.
away from Mass until Fatbar W.
atlhoVed. Complaint Is mads tba,
s,'.onn' s.,',' has been received Of 5000 ~ ~
.'2o1 paid toward the church Wbl9b
hot yet bali couple ed. "n'eh Is