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ltllrllnI.

ADV ERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
TPTOWN OFFICES. 40. l.25> broadway. corner Thirty
No " East FCurteen-st Jnions uare, 700 Third
ave corner Fort y.seyentl-; at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 100 and 1900 Ihri-aye. corner OOehu1dIcd'and
tweny.Afh.st.. up % D. IN, at regular o. nee rates
TOCUlSTITA, Sierra Grandc and ali other
~ unlisted mining stocks bought and sold Close quotations
Csiy. ". BRENION YELLING ., BIo4dway.
NOTICE-TUSCARORA STOCKHOLDERS
~ Tile stockholders Of tho Tuscarora Mil and Mining
Company arr hereby notified to call a the Ompanys once
g ~ t'-0rla H. Room f. san Francisco. Cal. and have
tier sto Company EXCHANGED Cor stock OF the EAO
Con Mluug Company. me Ius, aIoIa NJ and NJ company
having been merged into the ElkO Con Mining COMPANY AZ
lie stockholders meeting held January 81 1857 10y
order OF the Board Of Directors. L. SffFL! ~
Secretary pro TEN.
ROBERT f. LEE MINING co.
IL Property ri LEADNILLE, COlJphA 10
Can-al. 5Ou.OOu shares. 1890 az value ~
J. D kOUDEBUSH. President WILLS A BARNES.
NcwYork oincc 81 Nasslu-,t sccy ami ras.
SOUTHERN EUREKA MINING COMPANY,
- Mine and Mil. Piutuas county Cal
Capital. O1uOO shares. par vaiu". z lO each
Pres, j. H. SCOTT. NiCc-Vrrs.. MAHltN sell lLIZi
Treas. " ", 4. NJ ENSERIAU; ~ecy,JOHN GRAY.
ONCE, 10 broadway New o-k
rVNHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, y. Y.
Il 1Oc per copy. sample copies sent free : yearly
BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Mining stocks bought aal sold at lowest rates Of nssDn
A. r. CHIsOLM & Co
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DOCKAWAY BEACH,. .n on.

DOUkAWAl BtAIII. - on,.,,,,,.v
Ii NETWORK. WOODLANDS AM ''NNNa" ~
49, RAILROAD.
Traiua leave daily. except sundays. nom , 90. >, -,
Hunters Point and Bushwlck A NJ o.-D = '55, lLi)h
\ NJ / 2.lO. ~. JsO, Z, So.
LEV, BROOKLYN Flatbusn An. SS5. siO. IL r. NJ,
lilo , 80. 5.j3 j.3o 1880, $50 1870 , u...,..., ,
RetuimDu leave for Hunters POINT "ai SuSH"'c< anu
BROOKLYN almost hOu ~ - -. .,,..,,-,
Ieayo hunters I-o4ut and Bushwlck noury from
Fatbushaye Brooklyn every hour and ten mlaates ;r,m
a.. h.5Op m -. 49,. , -
Returning lcaNe ot huhto FViA% "N'""o> '-1 hV'A-
lyn almost hourly. .,,,,,.. - r,,,,,c. u,v
TINE 80 MINUTES
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Gun Real GsiGle for Sale


NO. EAST 63D-ST.-For Sale, that
chant extra large now story brown stone ocuP"h
a., f,ri, 70 feet extension 80 feet iun ing th"ufh
sacnd AN uuotructed view II Cent al IA i" w
f,nf and side windows. Georgia pine beams oah uliNk
irial boforfs 80 be, ed min passenger eoN' ,o SUI
INC me- ana aump stories in select caoi,t HlN ~,
designs elect c wires and bu gal arm seem nc
ghont This house has no sulclOi as 10 Iood'o' O
stluoon aud ant. doors Oren ------
CHARLES Buck n CO.,
u Architects. 03 East 4lst-st. corner Park-aFo
'rucct .sor. 40 Dugen * C'Ossman,
OFFER FOR SALE ~, .,.t-
c,oce selection OF elegant houses finished IN uclr
usual handsome and suDsidut IA manner
t,ret c,- Madison ave and 69t.st, 81 90 80 feet wide
MURRAY HILL. ooe--..-tfo
Ievlnronave 36tb aud 37th sts i 10 ~ loe' "4"''
HOUSES always open. send for pamphlet.
EXCUANGE frst-class flats central location ~,
H stean heat cabinet finish, IatlA2 "IE' io"''' W.
couutry seat j. o. HONI * son, % Na'siu''
TVOR SALE or LEASE on EASY TEkMS:--
I I,rrc plo,ks bull ,adcd watcrfIouts oi manu-
chemical works X. \. YOUNG, ihshee' ~ IA
change-rlace.
LOR SALE.-No. 2Is East 5lst-st.. 3-st'ly
brown stone 2CxfJx % block For pc mt ana len- ~
Div 10 RI LAND q WHITING 40. b'e"i'tH st,
NOR SALE. II Park-ave.-Four-Story brown
4 stone front house, in thorough condition ana an 'o
ances freshly ana cxp"nsycy paine ahd rescoed III OIL
Appy liz MOlth-si.
WEST END HOUSES at HARLEM prices
w 40 600 10 $4,000. near PARK and station. -o,
~IFNlN~, broadway ana 1-let
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a DVEEIISEMENI FOR THE NEW
u Y0EK THlBlNE W ~ Hh RECEIVED At THE
hr---f. unl 3, r a-t eos West Turuty-tii-ai. cor
EictI.lve. No. f2 East Fourtaeutls. corner Union.
square -Nt 1Il Forty --t- ii tIc ~ y -
LIN OFFICES Nnt 1907 aud 2,jJj rh5riave, corner
northumberland twenty -ltst, to esIldr Of
zee rates
4 -hi.,HI row -I..., ioi " .-. rom. COM
andu~at Cftp+Du former '-n-'l Milton NclTJ u-
uuI- "aI iltIt f..I uuy sundays cNcrutut. Leaves
Nc-IiI-.l. I.rr 100 l.. 1Yl --i 90 10 d. Connects
ID. r.rr.I.l ildIu, North
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
n VIA SANDY HOOK,
STEAMLb~ LEAVE PlEE : y. r.

FOOT REC lOh~~l:
Fer Ili~hllAds, StIul4ui. Monmouth Beach and Long
r.auch % 9.It d. 1890 5ij, o. j:i1 p m sundays
Ton NfiInfc Highlands 900 a m, $780, S45. ., $40 m
For ocean DIoyc, sea Giri, DC, 800 H. nL' $40 o.
~ Lakewood, Toms River Eancgat &C. 600 a. No. 100.
80 D. &c., g., -, ~ ,.,.,., ., M, s,o.,... =.
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PROVIDENCE LINE. ,oron
4 t,,ts pInNfDI.N(E DIRECT

FBH Providence DIREoF o.,
Couuc,iiue with Providence anG M0ic. ,er ks rr,,
Cor oil pof = ~ TONTH and EASl, Wa " or, - IER
i' m ,pti,.v now and crs - RHODE ISLAND,
ON Wonotv- " oInc-,ays and Fridays ANA me miElhceht
eta,..r II siIS tuesdays, thursdays ana
Saturdays wiz lrav. Il =. =, i, = W.. ..
3 y. m. from Pier % y; H., 1ooi Oh NatIen-9 ~
for Worccsicr and all Northern. Eastern ana Wmte
"elrs sir-looms secured a. DIN cs on Neat'oit h1p7
,t,r Iln,se Nos 20 37l, 3Jl and ~ broad
a.; d" and ~, Ff Avenue and windsor Hotel ticket Offices
way, 1- n- LL- - IL -
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E.r
- A'S "'ih good -uo''n'.'' boa d 'ao.o e'it1
sD.D~ WEST 3DD-CT-futui.lrI rooms
'p'i'P VIII or without board aso ~ p floor or r"ccp
low. wafer anu ''' 81 pay
~. WIS !, % a. ~ 80 80 ILL., -;r,1Il
4 ~ "n Dr. 81, - ,.,..,., ~, N
c,ai, house private ncllcan lam re.s.cac..
- -- - - - % : -
GteIu111t5 III 0filrJIJj.
I,r,t.....,..,..,t.> ,.n ,,.,,,, $3.50,
+ "ydt it.i,,i''!' VIII IN nEciiIIittn Ar riir
urrOWN OFFICES. so. LIS, broadway. corner Thirty.
uc EgIulye. No.e2 East Fourieentl.sr conner Union.
LfN oFFrcF- N'1 1867 aad l5i5 rirave, coraei
on"hnnirdand iweuy.AtA-stup to D. H. at regular Of
- - -
a. sal See,',- lo,, '..''.c .aa3l! al ha-,;i5
sndne az tftp.''a i'n' li1. Ne'T-'in,
Ne-u2-.r per a. p L. a.t --.- az l:'o Oh Connects
Y.ITi\lnpr Avn nJLopAITpnAb
VIZ fa.aji .5ala. ial.,'ao., ana wa,I1s5a
,..,...,,... o., ...--- ...... ,...... ,-,,,,
, &c.. i,?a " i,eir''a Depot loot OF co''i'nd-s
3D.. .4.ca, si'l.. ,,,r car attached. arrive. WASH
Sis' xxx, .., W5,a q ,,. a i
a4 ", l .- r..tr..,..,.. w,.,.,n s,,, M Gin
1 If. ..r ann, a. ,,,, 30 , ial - ' II, ,.,a,,
~ LIS. t.l. CI.,i.1
t t-ion IF 1913 ''' %. '4iS ga @,opo's
~ ' a NIX 10 f,t,i ' ''' o The west; Trains,
Dr. l s-a .ea mar, 81, -,,al, ana o1sa-e c ",
Do,c.5
/Nt\DEAI Raj .RDAD OF NEW -JEE~EG
N-s4uon in %cs- o.s foot OF Libcrtyst station m
bIoool'n, io.L % thion-i- JeTcls Wharf
az, M or F,rI.in. ION + ,.,oi Vind Gan ,rancb
,,t I,,..,.,,i r,,,,,,, iao,,,, i,,fton
tppcr Lon g. Sc ,,, ,,, ,,,,,. ,,...o ...o,,..,
No1'. ' " ~, ~ Fas"i Aie"l",sn
Nsnic4kd r,cr Lclsl 9cra@ioH ,Ic
I'm For tem.u.tol Ea,ton, Allentown Reading IIar
hs6ue Maurh huns 81 zle"n "iikc-9ifre g.. ,,.
Dri .an Wlsc.l'rrr >,lanl,n ii ,llc,on, SO
4 D. m.-l"r tlcnileou Ilsh Budae ranch Sch'oleys
Mountain. 49, . T.. 20. j, e. I-4-ton &c
e.. tr ,.,n '', t.t W.,, rtarrts,,,r.
Mauci Cnus. NIk,.blIrc. &c
and ,t,, A. a. Tor Fa,ton, Aienown.
Har bur-. ara ile "c~ii, e- ct, I'll, 7qo x s.I5 $40
O. 0Ij mij 1ol5. 1915. lll5a M - m. 1915. $40. >
200 g. ;o a. 49,. >, 9l p o.' ';I' d. oio o5o' u "'o
in, ira n- la io.i points zee time tables stat1l&
PLHru AnBOf EGANCH
Tor l,.t Am1ov III - o II a. M, 2:3l, T. 6 p II
lar r,.11I r, E.lp,,rt at 7lj D. II A. m. $50, s:3O
trm;. ,,.r-t,y .,rrrtIrpN ptTrVtN
y NV jim i ,',,SsGtbY nook " -
"ILANI F 90 I' i1iifcc'f6a aIi; N'''
Fer Highlands, StIbusDi. monmouth Bcich and Long
Iaich %, 9l.. d. 1870. 5.lj o. j:i1 p m Sundays,
lY a , L Highlands, o u, n 1890 S.45 o. 5:i5 m
~ 49,. ,.,,,.r Sea Grr. DC 800 a. M. ;:45 D.
, M
or Lakewood Toms River. EarncgIt, &c, 600 O. 1880
TntFi,inr Atlantic CITY Nlneaud and all stations TO
NrEINNOEN AND PHILADELPHIA
= Nv @' i,I'N ID ntODl ROUTE
~ r,rrIii)% I5[ l'i ;iIiiAbfiPHGA
Tor prt ,.9 .u'fi 'l e.I'r,i...at as $50 1913.
a. H. I.. L. 40 80 .t -.Ou b. ON sunday az S;l5
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
vi VIA GRIENpOINE
The steamer SYLVAN Crow .elses tle per 100, ,.
93d>t EAST RIVER iOrtue Company Depot 6reenpDins
connecting with tor Manhattan Beach at -. 80.
IO:45 AMI halihouTly nom lt.te - m 10 y - D IL
Trans leave Manhattan Beach AZ 'i:35 D. llp3 n,
19.tS II 30 Loo 1880 D. N. aud every dtteen al ,lssJ
,,i.. mast The hour g.3) y and ~ 10 lJ.BJ
' VIA BAY RIDGE.
The steamers H. MARTIN aud MAITEAWAN GAYS
foot OF Wmenalst. ternlnIsO Al the EcYdtci Ktlwiys.
at --:lu l. half Iodry from 80 III 10 . -
Trans Manhattan Beach A. = 10. $40 II
ana hA f.hourly from lU.lO a. tO 1910 D. ~
Trains uAi Aol ulus lo NOT IN ,IalaTN ..
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE At Az. ilpWN
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAY j.
PRICE 90 CENTS. INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
WAY FARES ... ....,..,.. ,,, ~,
MORRIS BAND AND EMfN mt oOLOlSIs. -
FAIRY IAND-GRAND ILLUMlNAIApN Oe lhH
GROUNDS EVERY RUS 5AN ENENI y O. ,,,.,,,,,,,,s
THE OCEAN ABLAZE. AQUATIC FlHi-NoShS
HpAAiNs GRFAF PYl,OrFcHNIC EXHIBITIONS
SAII KnAl INEALNAI
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- f nri-I RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY

Office Per u. y. X, foot OF CoftandIHt
cgnpeuts Of freight forwarded as directed to any par
Of the world. .,
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOX DIsPAICH
orders received for delivery OF ali kinds OF freight aud mer-
clandise to any part OF the city $50
BOH GHrEHAGE
Freight Of every description promptly sh'ered 70 any Po'
,u the harbor AT reasonable rates.
eVkAMBOAr- BAItGE7 AND GROVES ~ CHAt-
TERROR EACU B>lONS. ,...... ,....,... - ,-r.u,
= eanels John II ~tarn and Erastus corning for NEW
UAVIN leave Pier Is y. n, at p IN. daily saturdays
excepted ..-,,.,,oa ,,,, h.,,..o, ,-.,y Work AMI
Nev.- Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed IN
T. & ". it X receive ~ il'i 49,
~ .yg ..u and points East At Pier Is. go, -
NtR1'u SHORE. NlArEN ISLAM b-hlcFe AioS, ~" ~
Tn fn- Nj, -rutrs IOu1 Pier l. h. - loot W ht"iu'sS
SrNTNAL SLIlNAHD. ComnunipIw. y J--DtJ 49, D,R
HoIlcr 1hOpA eEc'y thlhB APfol 'h'o W S
construction aud repair VI Vessels
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Nulnmn Resorts.

L'DGCOMB HOT 81, NCW-LOndOn, Conn; on
Il sound beautiful aud healthy no malaria 10 hay
fever perfect drainage location good stahng
gas. bells telegraph and all lmproy ement open t
0ctober X =. LUpCDNB Manager.
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~,rov1NcrON LINE FOR BOSTON.

- ~ NFtyIINb WITH ALI fOlN - tAoA
- FGRfalWAy- LOW - by any other Inc =, ,.oga
Steancr- y AGANSETr aud SIONINGION, loH.'
daily tycnf -updlysl n FRO Pier 81 y. R 'o'S'
I.V--t .rrivtugIl Boston AZ % = u,,,.roo,,.
fckrts f1r sale AZ al principal uoNeO oC M. oisr
air.s McstcOtt Express o. az . Astol
2p7 al ggT and Al Broadway, ana Al fH'h Avenue w
Windsor Hote' ~ tiLKIN,. General Passenger Agent.
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70 PHILADELPHIA.


DOrBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP'
NlNL AND me FASTEST TIME tONoioII-NI
With ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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CxCur5louS.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

ESe a S' rS.Gt, Tor sale at al Elevated eao,t
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NEW-YOBll AND PHILADELPHIA.
IDI y UItVV.N 10 n =.
TDT TRENTON ami III ilADFIPHIA.
l. = = -. Il L
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. X. =

y (Poru-v wanna b. r.. foot Cortlan'|
o.ots tr Vow. Yor;) 20 l.-'iroS-cs ~.
ltutral - & Of y. T., foot lAbeity-sL
LEAVE NEW-NOEk. commencing Jun' -. l77- =, o.
south AmbOt va r.. b.. of y j.. 3D. - - a. l
2:ao b. % u. yil P.un r. IT,. lioa n ~ p = Fl H..
ior liatiwan &C. via C. r. r. Of y. j, 40. y am
$50 l. 4'o. p. u. Penn j.. r. 53o a. He i Ill., D. .
- For Bank. Long Branch Grove Asbqry "a X
sea CIR, Point Pleasant &C.. via g. T. r. OF y. j.: 49,
j. u., 2u $50 D. i:i p. via Penn II H. o''' Gnu
A. ~ n. B. 300, %. M. , - q, , =, @.t,g Ii
hold and ktypurt 1. IL X d N'J f'f'''' -
q m 2:,H, 40 %. 80, u - -,
Fo, Lakewood Toms River, Earncett, &c, Vh - l. - Vi
" J 1:lJa.uie o. , , .. ,, %
OF Park, Penn. L., '.tp i,1,r ptr
H. T. BALDWIN, }. X. NoOi' D. r. nm 80 49, -
g. l.. A.. Z a.. *. OF 81. g. T. A. y L. L. sup
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| FURNISHED ROOMS, 81 IVES y Ill-S -
variety Of rooms hrs class In every particular at low
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Mnsical 1nslrulneill5.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, p stops, $l25. Pianos,
Id .y97 90 Factory running dag ana night Catalogues
lIee Address DANIEL T. BEATTY, Washington NJ
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FURNISHED ROOMS, large and small,
without board at - West 57tb II.
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DVERTTSFNiENTS FOR TIE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l23S Broadway. corner Thirty.
frst-sf. 500 West Twenty hini.st. corner EghhIye,
No 81 Last FOutecuiAsi corner Union square, 80 Third
ave- corner FOrty.seventh.si; a. the HARLEM OFFICES
NOS loo aud - rhIrlave. corner Northumberland
iftl at M Ia : d. IN. a.
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Sept. Q, 1Ss2'
The following sales were made nj inc EA-
chnnce saesroom today:
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Counlrn propcrn for Sale anS 90 Get

NOR SALE.-TWO fine houses on Prospect
L ST. East orange, j.. now completed Nus be sen To
H. ,nfcci1tcI clandcie fee" front - feet deep
Picc $500 1000. Iuqulc Al Baker ohce liilct
Clmlci premises. j. \. bDl l.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16
Gen. Blunt, governor of the United

Gen. Blunt, governor of the United
States military prison at Fl. Leaven-
worth, says that there are AS prisoners
now in confinement. The amount of
work done during the last year speaks
well for the efficiency of the comman.
der. There were made 1000 pairs of
boots, $1,000 pairs of shoes, 127 sets of
six mule harness, 70 sets of ambulance
harness. $4,000 brooms and 1000 bar
rack chairs. Gen. Blunt states that
clothing will be added to the list of
army goods to be made next year. This
prison is MODEL institution Of its kind.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16


The Ottavva Resolutions.
The following resolutions were unan.
amously adopted by the late Republi-
can Congressional Convention Of the
Second District:
Resolved, That we Fea61rm our con-
fldenee In the integrity and statesman.
ship of Hon. Dudley c. Haskell; and
we have great pride in the fact that BY
his abilities he has gained for himself
q first place In the councils Of the Ma
ti0n, and earned for himself q national
reputation a. q statesman and le9isla-
tor.
Res0lved, That we heartily congrat.
ulate the Republicans Of the First and
Third Congressional districts In hav-
ing unanamously renominated for Con-
gress their able and efficient Repre-
sentative, the Hon. John A. Anderson
and the Hon. Thomas Ryan.
Resolved, That we have especial
pride and confidence In the ability,
Integrity and craftsmanship Of our
Senators in Congress, the Hon. John
J. Ingalls, and the Hon. Preston b.
Plumb.
Resolved, That we heartily 1nd0rse
President Arther, and cannot too heart
lily recommend him for his efforts to
advance the commercial interests of
the country by giving us a conserva-
tive administration; one that COM
mands the support of farmers and
merchants, the two great industries Of
the country. Also for his attempts
which promise to build up the party
in the south, and for the great idea he
seems to have at heart, of bringing
about reconciliation between warning
and personal factions in the party.
RESOLVED, further, That in the death
Of James A. Garfield, late President of
the United States, the Nation met
with an irreparable loss, and that we
congratulate the Republican party for
its patriotism and wisdom in meeting
the great emergency through its Re-
publican administration, and safely
bringing the country to it's present
prosperous and harmonious condition.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16

One of the most familiar figures in
Washington is that of Gen. Joseph E.
Johnston. He and Gen. Sherman
are great friends, and it is reported
Gen. Johnston thinks Gen. Sherman
the greatest living soldier, while Gen.
Sherman thinks the same of Gen.
Johnston. Higher up, on a plane nei-
ther of them can ever reach, stands
Grant, but Sherman, for some reason
or other, seems to have soured on his
old commander.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16
A Heavy Swell.

Jacob II. Bloomer, Of Virgille, n. Y.
writes: "YOur Thomas Eclectric Oil
cured q badly swelled neck and sore
throat on my son in forty-eight hours;
one application also removed the pain
from q very sore toe; my Wife foot was
also much inflamed-sO much 80 that
she could not walk about the house;
she applied the Oil and in twenty-four
hours was entirely cured" For sale by
r. B. Stevenson.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16
How Seldom.

Can q man refrain from chopping the
leaves of the BurdOck with his cane as
he passes; it is "only a weed" and yet
few plants or weeds are 80 valuable and
few preparations 50 popular, as Bur-
dock Blood Bitters, In which all it's
valuable properties are 80 skillfully
combined. It cures dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation, gout, and all diseases
arising from impurities Of the blood.
Price $1.OO. For sale by r. 3. Steven
son.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16
Republican state Convention.

A delegate convention OF the republicans of
the state OF Kansas will be held In the city of
Topeka on Wednesday the 2Sth day of June, lSs2
at the hour of four O'Clock p. m. for the purpose
Of nominating four candidates for congressman
at large for the state of Kansas.
The basis of representation in said convention
shall be one delegate and one alternate for every
three hundred and fifty votes, or any fraction
cast for Henderson Richie for presidential elec-
tor at the November election in 1850, and one
delegate and one alternate for each unOrganized
municipal purposes prior to April 2s, 1882
Which delegates and alternates are app0rtiOned
to the several COMMITTEES IA f0llOwa.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16
A COUGH, COLD Oh SORE THROAT shou

COUGH, COLD OF SORE THROAT should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results In an
INcuRABLH LUNG DISEASE Oh CONSUMPTION.
BROWNS .BRONCHIAL TROCHES do not
disorder the stomach like cough syrups and ball
sans, but act directly on the innamed parts,
give relief in ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CoUGns,
CArARRH, and the THROAT rROuBLEs which
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERs are subject to.
For thirty years Browns Bronchial Troches
have been recommended by physicians, and
have always given perfect satisfaction. Having
beetn ested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation, they have attained we'll
merited rank among the few staple remedies Of
the age. Sold .. q cents box everywhere:
The Iola register., 1882-06-16
$1,000 Forfeit 1!

Havingt the utmost confidence in its superiority
over all :others, and after thousands Of tests Of
the nostcomplicated and severest case we could
6nd, we feel justified in offering to forfeit One
Thousand Dollars for any case Of coughs, colds,
sore throat, influenza, hOarseneness, bronchitis,
consumption, in its early stages, whooping
cough, and all diseases of the throat and lungs,
except Asthma, tor which We 0nly claim relief,
that we can't cure with Vests Cough Syrup,
when taken according to directions. Samtle
bottles Is and 50 cents large bottles one dollar.
Genuine wrappers only In blue. Sold by all
druggists, or sent by mail on receipt Of price.
JOHN C. WEST CO., sole proprietors, Isl &
1s3 w. Madison St., Chicago, Ill.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16

At the session of the South Kansas
conference, held in Burlington, March,
1882, committee was appointed to re-
ceive funds from the friends of the late
Rev. d. P. Mitchell, for the purpose of
erecting q suitable monument to his
memory. The committee decided,
after consultation, that at least six hun
dred dollars ought to be secured, and
to this end respectfully solicit large
number of $40 subscriptions. Send
name and money to Rev .E.A. Graham,
Mound Valley, Labette county, Kan
sas. Any amount will be thankfully
The Iola register., 1882-06-16
Mothers! +! Mothers I! Mothers!!!

Aae you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth II 20 go at
once and geta bottle of An. Windows Soothing
Syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately-depend upon it; there is no mistake
aboutl It. There il not . mother on earth who has
ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child. opera
ting like magic, 1t is perfectly safe to use in al
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and Is the pre-
scriptlon of one Of the oldest and Oest female
physiciaus and nurses In the United States. Sold
everywhere. Is cents . bottle.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16

The numberless friends of John 8.
Gilmore, editor Of the Citizen, of Fre-
donia, Kas., will deeply sympathise
with him in the bereavement which
has suddenly come upon him. One
week ago be was married to Miss Viola
Butin, of Fred0nia, and on Friday,
while the happy pair were sojourning
in Washington, the bride died. The
remains were embalmed, and Mr. Gill
more at once started with the body for
his home in Kansas.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16
Balm i'm Gilead.

There is q balm in Gilead to heal
each gaping wound; in Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil, the remedy is found. For
internal and for outward use, you freely
may apply it; For all pain and infiam-
nation, you should not fail to tryit. It
only costs q trifle, tits worth its weight
in gold, And by every dealer in the
land this remedy is sold. By r. B.
Stevenson.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16
$500 Reward !!

We will pay the above mentioned reward for
any case Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache. Indigestion, Constipation or Costive-
nesss we.can not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions strictly COM
piled with. They are purely Vegetable, and
never fail to give satisfaction. Sugar coated.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, 25 cents. For
sale BY all druggists. Beware Of c0unterfeits and
limitations. The genuine manufactured only by
JOHN C. WEST &CO ''Thc Pill Makers. !" ISL
L ls3 W. Msdlson st. Chicago. Free trial pack.
age sent by mail prepaid On receipt Of = cent
stamp.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16

The general management of the X.
C. L. & S. Railroad is now in the hands
of Mr.. G. c. Wheeler, General Mana
ger, with office at Topeka. J. L. Barns,
General Superintendent, Office at
Lawrence: J. H. Hill, Superintendent
Of Telegraph, Office at Lawrence J. d.
Hildebrand, Road Master, office at
Lawrence: T. J. Whisehand, Chief
Train Dispatcher, Office at Ottawa,
Kansas.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16

The friends of Hon. T.. H. Funston!
Of Allen county, are working up quite
a congressional boom for him through
out this district, as candidate at large.
Our acquaintance with Mr.. Funston is
such tlat we have no hesitancy in
saying that if he should receive the
nomination, we Will heartily support
him.-Le0's Columbus Advocate.
The Iola register., 1882-06-16

Hon. Thos. Ryan, says the lola REGISTER,
was re-nominated to Congress at Clay Center,
Kansas, this week
He was, was he? And yet they say
prohibition prohibits at lola REGIS
Walnut Valley Times.
1t evidently don't prohibit the ed
itor from making blunder "alle
aamov
The Iola register., 1882-06-16

The semi-annual meeting of the Kan
sas Wool Growers and sheep breeders'
Association will be held at Manhattan,
Riley county, on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 2lst and 22nd.