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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-06-14
A NOTED nur UNTITLED WOMAN.

NTssrs. !-Hinrs
T., :',,.ctt. ao; ILL.,, - VIZ. r.,,i. AK.
lam. .! l.. nr :: i,u ~. r.,.,,.. r!:,s
iny'-, ;'.st:u!.; e" ,::!'': Pa. : :.n,r,'
"G It,. .'lr,.,I".l," I. Iu.ri....iI l. :, :Es
4 ycalm " .'.'v",l :" rwu,: r!.r!, i, til. u-r",r
OF n L.. in:,'. "nd il GL :,l {, Loop I"'-
i-'ar'.. ~ '' IL tlFw' ri.." ;;,yr r.,tt- ,nrc
whi" 49, '."- uron i.:, ,.'i rri..-. -. ,.~i.h
h.r"n II '.' i =. "- Jn:' g: rel. r.".a 81. Jt,r
Vegetable :i.. ''.'! ia m,I.;c i'r -D.l Il not
,yii ln'i..S"'. ..s" rr:Hu:.y :. ,ri: q. II ani
en- satisfied II IL, tr:i'I.t't-
'h hacr"r't IL fi;tin"v':,m.rri's. II "r:rl";uci
nr' pres :ia'l hy :'.ri,': y j.: ~. =: -: .rr...ry
oic sA>~:"l; w,n;.. iho .,.al.n sd ,y,.~ :uuch
rain. II VII "':Tc "m::r,i, t' ,.rr t..Ii,
Of tl' n,-rrs, t,t"rrT!ar,, IL: ...ar md I.iuful
M,i,.:rm,:iur al OraIi,n Trnnl.s. ,riInrr,,r, and
u!cc,a,l,r, Flo Ir-s all D'snlrr.r:,u.s gri III" CON
s"inrnt .inli weakness, and il especially !a,ir,l to
tire Char;.t. Of liir.'
It pcrmcatcs every portion Of tho system md gives
new nfc AMI vi:"r II removes faintn,sS ilatulrnry,
destroys nj rravini: for simnants nnt relieves weak
r'N of the: t"n'ar. IT 'ui"s l'natI:, Headaches
N'rN o,is !iusrttio G.,'rti Driiiiy 81, .pessnrss
Oppression nj lnLigc>tion That fcr!i-.: " sc,riag
down. "a'!si:,- ruin weight anl lar'rh". "a always
l"rnanr, ly "TrCi y i;S use. II v!.! 1t Iii Inns n,:
Under all .,tanrc-, rrt In tnrnorv with the Law
q at g",ti ns the fru.aI. system.
II casts ,ny 81 rrr o:!c tx !Cr e. and Is snl ly
druggists. Any advice required :" s:-cal eases, arl
III" nnncs "t many WHO have been ictore, to pcrc,,
hHaith hy the Of tho Srf;c,n l. compound can r
"h'air.' J., .i'ir.si"s :rA l., "!ti lamp Tor 7p:J
II II homo IN Lynn, Mass
For kidney Complaint OF either FOX tb!, compound l.
unsurpassed N abundant testimonials show.
Mrs Pinkhnms Liver Iils." fays writer. "nr"
fhr best IN the t-orld for tho OF Constipation,
Ei.irusnrss rnd ToDidlty Of the liver. Her blood
rlcr works wonders in Its special line nnd lids fair
Z. ''.ual tho Compound In i;< popularity.
~ ::st respect her Angel OF Mercy whose solo
49, Sion IL to ioEood to othera
I.i.aLelvhia. Ia Cd Mrs. \. ~ d.
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Our watrhfnI Guardian anil r,iihfI ;'rn-
tcctor fcrtorcd To ncii,r iui. ,,..,r..
Nn. IirNnr y. wAirnuA., =: ,I.e ,:y "f
Providence, Il. l., for many years ia. fA,h:ul
md vigilant night watchnan "f the Ear,,w
Stove Comp,my's very extensive r>,,bi- hmci,,
having been confined 10 his l!onnc s'y"ra! weeks
by very distressing Illness. Oh r"suming his ,i,i.
ties again avails hiin-clf of this early "iportu-
nifty for stating briefly few plain facts
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DR. ]. bRADF|ELD'S |
Female REGul.ATI
M5masa'S BEST EaIEAD,

I'll Is well known 10 physicians md hlH!t@
known TO auirering women themselves. thts
are subject to numerous diseases peculiar Y
Rex i, such ns suppression CT the Nense',
and acnnty Menstruaiion, Congestion. tla
and Failing Of the Womb. attended With 9.
less train Of sympathetic and constiluli.aAI
ders. which cmbitters the wh'is lie. AMI /
have long been considered ~ almOs! iLcf
But ut last the remedy has been foundin
Dr.. j. Bradfleld's Femnle Regul
Itlsnot a "cure ALL" but remedy for q
OF diseases. all OF which pertain to the "of,
Any sufferer from the diseases nientlonI
take this remedy, and thus relieve hensii I
revealing her condition to any one, and y
aubJecting her womnnly modesty TO ihesl
an examination by physician.
To bring he alth and hnppines't to the I
suffering women is mission before Whel,
favor sinks into insignifcance. What earn!
efactiun can compare with one which pio'eI
"That dire disease whose ruthless TOW
Withers beauty's trancienI n0~ti
for tears, the rose OF health for the paioi
ease, the light, elastic step for dragging W., w
nights OF soft rtpuse for heavy hoorSSi, ,,,h,,'
restlessnesS. bounding vigor lor isSs..," ,str
sharp % AN and withered form Of smacistion. 4 A. Y
OF mental. physical, social and domGn' I1osN
ments for a J:U Iad days OF pain ana S,oSI,;S ,o
In mn early grave! such Is tue mlSS,ou rW.,r
the results OF DIR. J. BHAn-IELpS knnhr, ntnn,
LATou. which IL hence truly ana aPp''f'
styled "womRn's Best Friend" ,.,,,,s
"WIitrS," and nli those irrcSuihaanni,
womb 40 destructive to tho health ir naIP'Its +,
single bot tin OF tlis wonderful compound
Xii who suffer from any Of these SEQ, a,%n 81
most earnestly invited to give thiS s,niIeul s,1,iI eul
trial. It hns cured thousands, anu WI
T,ice. small Size, Is cents. Large size Wv
Manufactured by
y. BRADFIELD, Atlanta
FIR Anfr firTvuhfrs-
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation of
life. it circuia,cs through every pant
OF the lady. a;id unless i: is p...c
and rich. good health is possible.
If disease has entered the s,stcm
the onip sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and cn,ic! the
blood.
These simple fact, nrc we'll
known, and the Highest medical
authorities agree ;!..; Hp!IIHy hut
iruA will restore tie blood 10 its
natural condition; am! also that
all tbs irna preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth. cause head
ache. and are ui!ls,,,i,c injurious.
BROWNS 1Eu% ElrIrrS will thor
oa:.hly and q,ickl, a.,in;!a,. will.
l'ic blood, purifying 9rri s,,>n.'hcn-
ing II, and thus dis: t!i>cas,. from
any part Of the system, m,i it will
net blackcn the teeth. cause head
ache or constipation, aud is rosi-
lively no! injurious.
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ON 40 DAYS TRn !
FIR adfc f,r1'vuherG-

TIE N yoITAlSS g: S5s!s BET SSsSississ:as SS q:
tria xGataes fos Sc % Ssys to men sysapf o. frss 81 W
afflicted with Nervous iGmnsTy,ntstlrs 4
and Kindred troubles health tra
and complete restoration y R-No rhf
viSor. Address a. stoIe.--Ht;. Ht.xA
currvd, eA,Rp days' trin - "a
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TIL STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON.
COURT Oi' SOSEifON PLEAS.

John David Suber, George B. Suber, Jacob j.. Sn.
bcr and William :. ElraLer rs Surviving ENecu-
tors oi the Estate of &. Suhcr, deceased, who
have survived one James A. Wclch. who was
Executor and Is now deceased, Plaintiffs dy0in5,
Adam r. Crolicr, George a. Settler and Sarah
C. Cromrr, Defendants s,-SnmHsOms for Eeiief-
(UmJ,iIiHt MT .Srtei.
To he Defendants Adam i. Cromcr, George a.
settler and sarah c. Cromcr
NOU are hereby summoned and rcqmir tn an
swcr the complaint in this action, which
is filed IN the office OF the Clerk Of the Court
Of Cuilmon Pleas, al Anderson c. H. ;. G., and TO
serve copy OF your answer to the said complaint
the subscribers at their office, Anderson {. H.
exclusive Of the day of such service; and IL you
fail 10 answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid! the rlaintiH IN this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in The COM
plaint.
Dated June Il, a. y. lSS3.
BROWN, TRIBBLE IL BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson, :. c.
lSEALl John ". Daniels, &. {. T.
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Vegetable Compound for sale by Will
litc & Wilhitc, Anderson, S. G.
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TE A.

I KEEr the best Young ITy,vn. Imyr.
il rial, Gum Powder, oOlOuc and English
breakfast Tea to be had. For sale low by
4. B. TOWERS.
March -, 1883 -
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BROWNS IRON EirTERs efTcctual.
y cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
"om such wasting diseases rs Con.
fumpdon, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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Cure for Drunkenness.

Drunkenness is cured IN Holland in
the following manner:
The patient is shut up in room and
debarred all communication, except with
his physician. AS often "a lie wishes
spirits brandy, whiskey, gin, &c. are
given him, but mixed with two.thirds
water; all other drinks, such as beer,
wine, coffee, &c, are mixed with one.
third brandy. The various yiands, toe,
that are.giyen hm-brcad, meats, &c,
are all prepared with brandy, consc.
qucntly the patient is in continual state
Of in,oxicatiOn. This lasts about five
days at the end of that time he asks
with cntrcaty for some nourishment,
without his request being complied with
and not until his organs absolutely
abHor alcohol, The cure is coGplctc,
aud from that day forth the very smell
Of spirits produce, tic effect Of an
cmctic.
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- In this wicked wtr:, it is usually
safe to be suspicious.
The Publishers Of the Rrhmond Va.
Eny"irr heartily recommend Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup and SAYS 'It la. been well
tried in our Office and composing room,
and has cured our city editor Of a very
bad case Of Bronchitis
= nchastc language is the sure index
Of an impure heart
: 1t is easier to take care Of Peek of
tlcas than one woman.
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Saved his Child.
y n. Eu'aw ST., B.lt,morc. Md.

u n. Eu,aw ST., Baltimore. Md.
Feb. IL, 1850.
Ccnis:-Upon the rccornnenda.
tion Of i friend / tried DnuwS's
IRON III IrlERs rs a tonic and re.
lucrative for my daughter, whom
l was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three DAUGHTERS ly tho
terrible disease. mnt,r the care OF
smincn, physicians. | vas 10th to
believe thar anything could arrest
the progress Of tie t..c.,sc, Lm,, u
mygrrat surp:i', lniiic nav Laurh.
ter had taken one l,ttv q. HwowS's
inoH htirKHs, she h,r.,n 10 mend
anu now Is quite u: tu-cd tn former
health. a fifth d,r:i,.r began TO
show signs Of consumption. ard
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Toni,s were re-
1nircd: and when informed tha,
the elder sister WAS taking Ii.owS's
IRON BirrENs. responded that [,
good tonic. take it,
ApoGAM PmsLrs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13
How to Loosen q Tight Screw.

The London Builder says: "One OF
the most simple and readiest methods
for loOsening rusted screw is to apply
heat to the head of the screw. A small
bar or rod of iron. flat at the end, if red
dened in the fire and applied for couple
or three minutes the head of the rusted
screw, will, rs soon as it heats the screw,
render its withdrawal as easy by the
screw driver rs if it was only recently
inserted screw. AS there is a kitchen
poker in every house, that instrument.
if heated at its extremity, and applied
for a few minutes to the head of the
screw or screws, will do the required
work of looSening, and an ordinary
screw-driver will do the rest, without
causing the least damage. trouble or
vexation of spirit. In all work above
the common kind, where it is necessary
10 use screws, and particularly in hinge
work and mountings, fancy fastenings
md appliances affixed to jOinery or
furniture work, we would advise the
bling of screws or the dipping of their
points in grease before driving them.
This will render them more easy to drive
and also to withdraw, and it will I'M
doubtedly retard for a longer time the
action of rusting."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13
Robbed Of Her Tresses.

A special from Allentown, Pa. says.
'When Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of this
city, arose this morning she was sur
prised to find the doors which she had
locked last night on retiring unlocked
and open. When searching to ascertain
whether robbers had been committed.
her sixteen-year-old daughter. Miss
Mary Smith. came down the stairs cry
ing that her hair had been cut of. 1t
was only too true, and the long braid OF
rich and luxuriant black hair which had
been the young girls especial pride and
the admiration Of all who saw the tresses
was severed from her head and taken
away. There were four persons in the
house, and all of them are easily
awakened: besides there was watch
dog in the kitchen. yet not sound dis
turbed the family during the night. The
thief had used .chloroform to stupefy
both Mrs Smith and her daughter, who
occupy the same room, and had cut off
the locks close to the head. securing
tresses over yard long. How he man.
aged to quiet the dog is mystery. Sus-
picion rests on a stranger who endeav.
Ored to sell Miss Smith ring on the
street, and who watched her closely.
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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

If you want to economic don't dc
any writing of letters until the 1st oil
October. Then you can save a cent
apiece on them. +.
The Superintendent of the mint
didn't want to put the word cents or
the new five-cent coin. But it was Ger.
tainly non-cents without it.-LouiSUill,
C0aLrteT-J0,trndt.
-. "A magazine writer who has the
leisure should evolve a good plan to stop
defalcations in this country. Newspaper
men are too busy reporting them to work
out such a scheme. Globe.
"A Chicago man has invented cast.
sron tableware that looks just like por.
eelain, and is in ecstacies when he sees g
servant girl drop half dozen cups and
shrek with horror at observing theil
failure to break.-Chicago Tribune.
8; The Florida Legislature has passed
a bill comforting police powers on trair
conductors. As we understand it they
alreaiy possess such powers. 1t is tAe
duty of a train conductor to convey PEG.
pie TO the station. Rochester IN Y. J
ErpreSs.
e Ten times one dollar" said the
schoolmaster: 8. Now, go on sir; ten
dollars make one-what?" "They make
one mighty glad these times" replied
the boy, and the teacher, who hadn't
got his last months salary yet, conclu.
ded the boy was right. -NoriIstown Her.
aid. 5,
"A lady with a fatal squirt came once
TO fashionable artist for her portrait
He looked at her and she looked at him,
and both were embarrassed. He spoke
first. "Wouldn't your ladyship permit
me-" he said, ''to take the portrait in
profile? There is certain shyness
about one of your ladyship's eyes which
is as difficult in art as it is fascinating in
nature. IN T. Herald.
A scissors grinder was ringing his
bell ''to grind on Brush Street, when a
young man called to him and asked:
Say, can you sharpen eyerythinga
-.Yes, eaferytings." s'Can you sharpen
my wits?' ssYour wits? Well. guess
you half to go und get new handle und
back spring put in first. l must hat
something's to hang on py."-DetroH Free
Press.
Why he made the mistake: He
came home late the other night and his
wife woke up and found him with a
burning match trying to light the cold
water tap over the marble basin in his
dressing room. James," she said,
-'that is not the gas-burner." 81 know
1t now. my love" he replied, unsteadily;
-.fact is. bsen overworked and that
-fha reaSon I M ado tho ,,isfoHo ~ ssYa,
You look as if you'd been lifting good
deal" she quietly answered. IS she re.
turned to her Chicago Herald
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Ought to Know.

A laboring man sauntered into 9
Woodward Avenue grocery yesterday,
and. after looking around a little. he
asked the prices of sugar. and butter,
and tea and other goods, but without
leaving any order. AS he was looking
at some apples in the back end of the
store, a boy about twelve years old out.
side beckouei to the clerk to come out
.'What do you want of me?" was the
query. ,a
us there man in there with an old
black overcoat and gray hat on?'
Eyes" .pl
s.Does he want to buy anythingw
81 think he does"
"You'd better go slow on him-he
amt reliable" continued the lad.
.sHow do you know?"
-.How do L know? Why, he's my
father, he is, and what TIM giving ye
comes straight from q boy who's known
him for over a dozen years.
The man was told that goods were
sold for spot cash, and when he got out
the boy had made good his escape
Detroit Free Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13
How Mark Twain Was Sold.

We, Mark Twain, Joe Goodman, Dan
De guile. Frank Mayo. Louis Aldrich,
Dennis Mccarthy, your narrator, and
other choice spirits, writes Charles r.
Pope, organized, while at Virginia City,
a club appropriately named the .'Visi,
goths." Mark Twain was then laying
the foundation of his wondrous fame by
filling the columns of the Virginia City
Enterprise with the toughest though
richest kind of humor. 1t often took the
form of the most merciless practical
Jokes. None of US escaped his keen
tongue or trenchant pen. So, when one
day Mark announced his intention of
leaving us to seek his fortune in larger
field. the ''boys" resolved TO give him o
good send-off.
Mark was mysteriously informed that
the ''Visigoths' were going to do some
thing handsome. Twain, not to be out
done, bought box of champagne and
prepared himself with q most pathetic
speech. We got ourselves ready for the
presentation by buying an elegant mo-
rocco case, properly inscribed, and then
quietly and insidiously placed in it a
nice clay pipe costing just fifty cents.
The case was locked and We threw away
the key. -
l happened to be the Viking for that
week, and it devolved on me to make
the presentation speech. 1t was done in
the most dignitied and solemn manner.
Marks many noble qualities were en-
larged upon. His brilliant genius, his
bright future, how sorrowfully we parted
with the merry, genial spirit who was
wont to set ''the table in a roar" Then
the meerschaum was handed over to
him.
His response was SO eloquent and pa
thetic that it moved him to tears, and us,
tOo-but no matter. The champagne
flowed freely and the fun was fast and
furious. But the great humofst and
champion seller did not become aware
of his treasures till he got home and had
procured the services of locksmith.
They say the air was filled with sulphur
GUS gases when Mark realized the sell.
tie did not speak to US for week
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Sixty thousand dollars has been be
queathed by Adam Glasz. of Philadel
phia, to Catholic charitable and educa
tionsl institutions.
President McCosh, of Princetor
College, is said to be greater philoso
pher than disciplinarian. The bow.
have 'iots of fun" in his lecture-room
The Government of India causes 9
sanitary primer to be used in the schools
One hundred thousand copies of the
publication have been circulated in four.
teen different vernaculars. 49,.
There are now 1856 Roman Catholic
churches, with go priests, within the
diocese OF Boston, where seventeen
years ago there were but ninety mine
churches. with ninety-three clergymen.
When a California school-ma' am can
seize a three-year old steer by the horns
and wrench his neck six inches out OF
true, what earthly show would boy
fourteen years old stand of cleaning out
the education foundry--DetroH Free
Press.
The Churchndn sees ssone of the
strangest marvels of the present time"
in the fact that, while the world profes.
SEES to pay little or no attention to the
prophecies of Scripture, it listens with
curiosity, if not confidence, to the boast.
ful guesses of Virgins, one of the least
OF the scientific" prophets.
Edward Atkinson, of Boston, sug.
gests remedy for school-house dangers.
His plan provides for a continuous bal.
cony connecting all the windows at each
floor of every school-house, not even ex-
cepting the first floor above the level OF
the street, such balconies to be connect.
ed with another at several points by easy
flights of steps, fitted with wooden treads.
Churches finding difficulty in
choosinga minister can perhaps get a
hint from the way which the congrega-
tion OF a Mennonite church at Weaver.
vile. Pa, selected when their pulpit was
TO be Tiled. The names of the candidates
were announced, and as many books as
there were candidates were placed in q
row., One of these books contained a
slip of paper, and the candidate who
drew it was the selected preacher
Philadelphia Press.
A singular affair occurred in New
Haven on a recent Sunday evening. At
the closing service of the mission in st.
Patrick's Church one of the mission
fathers asked all the men in the church,
and there were about 1,60O of them, to
repeat after him pledge promising not
to go into saloon from twelve O'Clock
Saturday night until twelve o'clock
Sunday night for one year. There were
not half dozen men in the church but
who raised up their right hand and re-
peated the words after the priest. ~
Y. Examiner.
The results of the meetings OF
Messrs. Moody and Sankey in Birming.
ham. England, were told in a recent ad.
dress by the well-known Rev. r. w.
Dale, of that city. He said that for more
than fortnight on every evening in the
week except Saturday, there had been
from 5000 to I1,000 people in Bingley
Hall. The afternoon meetings mum.
bered from 5000 to 5, 900 persons. Here
garded the attendance at these meetings
as evidence that the people were greatly
interested in religious matters. sn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13

One man and one gentleman-tha'
is, one common plain man and one col
lege-bred gentleman-have started ir
Syracuse correspondence bureau, and
for pecuniary considerations answer all
questions on etiquette. love, health and
science. Questions of love they answer
according to the best of their judgments.
The most important interrogation yet
put to them is: sis it right to use the
butt end of the cue in bursting the tri.
angle in a game of pools' At this rate
the bureau ought soon to be able to tell
the whereabouts of Charley Ross, Wig
gins. storm and few other such things.
Syracuse IN. y. journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13

with smi!es)-:well. wha. happened
after you pulled the defendant of
Truitt?''
Wtness-"Well, Jack told him eft he
didn't crar outen them diggins and ei
ever he sot eyes on him again he'd brake
every bone in his dog-skin, and Bill
struck q dog trot, and l reckin he's
runnin' till yit. fur I've never sot eyes
on him sence. THE Continent.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13

"A Yonkers On. " colored man
known as Louis the grave digger, who
says he is liz years old, was married
recently to mulatto girl aged twenty.
three. Louis, by his seventy years work
as graye-digger, las accumulated con.
siderable property, which he transferred
to his wife on their wedding day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13

This is the way a German paper
translates an American paragraph: ..An
American publisher seeks on the way OF
advertisement an assistant under follow
ing conditions: He must young and
muscular be and himself not fear knife
stabs to deal out or receive. He must at
his own expense horse, a revolver and
q bowie knife procure.''
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13

"A new anonymous prophet has
arisen, and lifting the curtain which
hides the next decade, he pictures the
Battle of Moy," and tells in a realistic
manner how Ireland gained her indie
pendence. mo more landlords, no
more agents, with their blighting and
whitening train of tithes, distrains and
evictions, no more poor laws" Such is
to be the fruit of a great battle which is
to take place in 1894. The prophecy has
been published by an Eastern house and
is rapidly acquiring notoriety and popu-
larity. N. =. Times.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13

"A story comes from Canton, China,
Of a woman who, to punish female
slave who had stolen some food, cut a
slice from the girls thigh and made her
.ook and eat it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13

"A New Hampshire man SAYS thas
he drove forty miles the other day in his
State without meeting team.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-13

There are 40, 900 opium eaters in the
United States.