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Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-17
Gambetta and the United States.


Ex-Governor R. c. Mccormick, com.
missioner-general of the United States
to the Paris International Exposition
of 1873, furnishes this reminisuence of
Gambetta;
At the distribution of the prizes
awarded by the juries at the exposi-
tion, which took place in October at
the old Palace Of Industry on the
Champs Elysees, in the presence of
10000 people, he stood with M. Grevy.
(now president of the republic), and
the members of the chamber of depu-
ties upon a platform behind that
occupied by President Mcmahon and
the foreign princes in attendance.
When the soldiers and guards of each
country represented at the exposition
entered the building in procession,
carrying their national flags, Gambetta
was among the first to recognize the
American ensign, and ne may be said
| to have led in the tremendous out
burst of applause, unequaled durI..y
the day, wi h which the va,t assem-
blage greeted the little band of thirty
United States marines. So mark, i
was his enthusiasm that on the follow
ing morning the Figaro, the notorious
Bonapartist and sensational journal OF
Paris, took him and those of the
deputies who joined him in the de-
monstration to task, for an ill-timed
and uncalled for expression of repus4'
can sympathy in the presence Of the
Prince of Wales and the other repre-
sentatives of royalty. Gambetta was
greatly interested in the part taken by
the United States in the exposition,
and thought our example would be of
much political value to France: He
said, as ! wrote in my official report to
the secretary of state; 1--WE wanted
and were very glad, to show to our
people the triumphs of genius and in.
dustry obtained under your free insti-
tutions." After the close of the expo
sition by invitation, / visited Gambetta
in his private apartment over the Office
of his daily newspaper, the RepubliQue
FrancaiSe. ! asked him when we might
expect to see him in the United States.
He answered, with heavy drawn
sigh, that he had long looked with the
fondest expectations to such q visit. /
told him of the admiration of our peo-
pie for his sturdy devotion to republi-
can government and principles, that
he was hero with them, and could be
assured of magnificent reception
throughout the States. He answered
that he had already received many
evidences of the friendship of the
Americans, and that it would delight
him beyond measure to make study
in person of the "model republic"
"But, alas" he added, "a short and
hurried visit to so great a country
would be unsatisfactory, and l know
not when it will be possible for me to
command the time for any other. I
seem bound by private and official ties
which prevent my leaving France even
for recreation"
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-17

he tried to follow them; but his wound
so troubled him that before he disap-
peared from sight in small ravine, he
had failed into walk.
They then went back to the grove
and brought up the horses, intending
to follow up and secure the wounded
bull.
Just then an idea-a brilliant idea
entered Ms head. Why not follow
on till within fair distance of the
animal, and then set the camera and
photograph himp The photograph Of
bull buffalo, taken while the animal
actually stood holding his pursuers at
bay, OIL that would be immense.
So while M took his rife, H
took the "machine," and they followed
on after his majesty. They soon found
him lying down, but he rose at their
approach, and after looking about him
curiously for while, started for them
at speed which compelled their
retreat. When at safe distance, how
ever, M suggested to his COM
panion:
"Now, H, I'll go round by that
ledge and attract the old fellows atten-
tion, and you plant your camera just
beside that ash-tree, and then we shall
get a magnificent view of him."
H assented, but with an inward
feeling that he would like to exchange
places with his companion.
Away went M, and shortly
afterward he appeared on the opposite
ledge. 1t took some time for H-M
get his plates in readiness, and during
this time the bull again lay down, but
this time in the sage-brush. so that
they could not exactly place him; but,
with tripod in hand, the photographed
went carefully down the ravine.
Before he was aware how near he
was getting to him, up sprang the
wounded bull with a mad roar and
with fury in his eyes. For an instant
he glared at the intruder, and then,
with a tremendous below, he started
for him.
The photograph man dropped his
machine and fed. The bull first struck
the machine, which he shivered into
thousand atoms, and then kept on
after it's owner.
With all his power, the poor fellow
sprang through the sage-brush, with
hair on end and coat-tail extended, and
the bull close at his heels.
1t was ludicrous beyond description.
NJ stood on the opposite ledge, and,
despite the imminent danger of his
friend, was nearly unnamed by laugh
ter. But he saw that something must
be done, and when the mad buffalo
was not more than eight feet distant
from the flying photographer, M
raised his rifle and sent ball through
the animal, which dropped dead in
his tracks.
They took out the creatures tongue
as trophy of victory. and after pick
ing up the fragments of the camera,
with its supporting tripod, they sought
their horses, and journeyed on with
the settled determination not to
attempt to photograph another wounded
buffalo, unless it should be at long
range and from safe hiding-placa
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-17
BY BEN. $. GILMORE.

-
a ayc.laKing.
Che will not smile;
cho will not stir;
marvel while
! look on her.
The lips are chilly
And viii not speak,
The ghost of a lily
In either cheek.
Her hair-ah me!
Her hair her hair!
How helplessly
My hands go there!
But my caresses
Meet not hers,
Ogolden tresses
That thread. my teals'
kiss the eyes
On either lid,
Where her love lies
Forever hid,
cease my weeping
And smile and say,
Twill be sleeping
Thus some day!
james Whitcom6 RILEY.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-17
VOL. II---NO. 35.
The Silver Lining.

o life could lie in shadow
Unless the world were light
Were Justice not eternal
No deadly wrong could blight,
On passions burned-out ashes
The purest heart-plants are,
Grows peace, to bless us ever,
On the red soil of war.
Unto the Oldest ruins
The greenest moses cling,
n the fierce blast of winter
Is islt the breath Of spring!
Clarence M. Bouteiie
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-13
WITH PEN AND PENCIL

emo, sir; don't believe newspaper men are
more dissipatei than any other class of men
who earn their living by their brains,' sale
Mr.. a. II. Siegfried, Manager of the Advertis
ing Department of the 50. Paul Pioneer Pres.
Still, those of them who do dcsk-work ar
tempted t. stimulate, for it's very hard on the
nerves and stomach -
AS for example-?''
CAS- for example, in my own case stuck t.
my desk on this paper until my nerves weie
like bunch of telegraph wires af. er gale. and
my stomach kept about as good time as two
dollar watch. Ny friends suggested This and
the doctors advised that, but one DAY eau: ht
on to an 'ad.' Of P1RKER's ToSIc, and tried it
have never endorsed rolriet.ry me iicine
before, Int shall depart from my ride and say
that the Tonic is not merely the best thing hat
the only thing that breaks up these attarks
All t!esk-workers should make note of il -
This preparation. Which has been known as
PAEKER's GING xg Toxic, will hereafter be ad-
yertised and sold simply un,ler the name of
PaHKER's IONIC. A. uHpriEciples. dealers al c
constantly deceiving tl-eii customers by sui,-
stituiinE inferior articles under the name OF
ginger, and as ginger is really al uniinpor. ant
in red ent, We drop the mislead. ne worl.
There L. no chante, however, in the Irepara-
tinn Itself, aid all b.tiles remaining in The
hands OF dialer-, wrafped un.er the maize II
PARKfR's GINGEK ToSiC, contain the genuine
medicine il tn. fac -simi.e e attire " IIIsCoS
4 Co. Is al The bottom Of The outsi re Msa, Per
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-13
Publication Notice.
First Publication June %, ISsS. ]

nan:el Miller and Della Miller will take no.
L(.ice that william =. Mott ,Jr AS plaintia did
~ he 9th day of February lSSi, file his petition
~ the Distric; Court, in AMI Tor Nlen ointy,
tate of kansas a: ainst them AS defendants !.
setting forth that on the first day Of Februar,
!SNi, eaid Daniel Miller AMI Della Miller ave
4 NOR: are { the sad plaintiff on the foil w.
ing described land situated in the G .unty # Al
en- AN. safe Of Kansas. viz The south half If
the northeast ,iuar,er of -ec.iun number twenty
seven 90. town numb. T. twcGty-sN Go, ran. ,
hunber twenty one (-D. east Of the -iyth (6l
-. m to secure the ias ment OF The sum OF r.,UU
accnr.i z to one certain hote or bond refer e
- II sal mortgage, aud rrayinr judgmen:
against said Daniel a,d bella Miller Tor tn
sum of s:;Ol 81. now claimed Ia b.. de and uIl-
.iaid, with interest at Il per cent. FER a.nuiu.
70. IN august LIT. loSl and inter, st on : from
February 1t lSS9. "n ST. from August list, lSS2
mi an IL from f. brIary LIST, 1883. at tue rate
III IL per cent. per an nunl, or that sa premises
may be sold to pay the sane
Now said defendants Daniel Miller and Deli
diller are hereby notified that thy must :I,-
ear AMI answer salt Petit on or before ths
Eighteenth day of August, ISs3 or said nrtitin
ill be taken "A tru" . ainst th,m "a Il iacH Oi
them ai'i u jud. me. t ,,:or said amount ami /;
'ecree forever harriig III M of any ri ut, title
,r interest la ana to said lands, after the sale
thereof. vii he rendered against tlen, AMI or
lrrin- said la; dis to be sold t. sat:sft ANY sum
soun'i To be due the pirirtiT upon raid notes
md mortgage. W.. PATTERSON.
So Any. for plaintiff
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PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY.

1t am mighty hard wuck to make a
hearty brakfus' off de pedigree OBJ yo'
'way-back relations.
Nebber swap horses wild de man dat
stops ober night ON his way to de camp
meetin'.
Eff you specs TO convart de chillen,
doau' hol' yo' family pra'rs befo' break
fus'
1t doan' pay to bus open de hatchin'
e"v ies' to see is dc chicken am getting
erlong all right.
DE ole cual dat yo' boy woah am
wuff great deal mo- after de boy am
fas' ersleep in de chu'cl yard.
1t am de sickly child dat gets de
sofes, seat i'm its ole mudder's heart.
Heaps oh people leah out de latch
string oh dar front doar, an den dun go
an tie up dar crosses bull dog jes' ahin
il
1t doan' make yo' emmy tallah tn
brag bout yo'h hight; de rooster dat
crows de loudes' gin'rally STAINS on top
oh de dung hill
DE blackes' cloud often goes roun'
wid0ut rain. .--.---
Doan' be in too big hurry bout
gittin' mad; de green foah.stick am de
longes' cotclin', but it allus makes de
hottest iiah.
De noah yo' know, de noah, oh a
man yo' am; de longes' scythe allus
cuts de wides' swath.
Eff yo' happen to lay an egg, doan'
hop off de nes' an try to cackle loud
enuff TO tell de who'll wor' bout it kas
lnehbe de egg won't hatch.
De wuss lick yo' ebber got didn' cum
frum de fis' oh de man dat knocked yo'
down.
Doan, fo'git dat yo' kin get to heaben
jes' as quick afut as a horseback.
De nmn dat breaks down in de road
ob life gin'rally boGders heaps oh I'D
ders dat am gwine de same way.
De TOUCHES neck-yoke Amt allus de
one dat am on de oxen.
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Legal Notices
Ordinance No. 221,
Published July 9th, 1883. !

n orii'.ance entitled an ordinance to pro-
L \ hib;t certain pers-.ns firm eing at certain
plares within tue city os lola, >tate OF Kansas,
at certain times. BE il or,.ai,:e'i by the Mayer
an counc.lmen of the city Of Lola, Kansas, as
follows:
section LIST. That ifany person unrler the aye
of IL years ne f.nnd on tue sireets or alleys or
public rounds or places Of ,aid city, or upon
the premises of any thrr person within said
between the hours of 5 O'Clock AT nj, hit al day
light the following morning, without some o"d
Suiiicie, and satrr ct ry excuse Their for, such
or, and upon conyi ctinn thereof, shall be pun
ishcd by fin" not eNc'.eh y SlO and a.. cost Of
prosecution, AMI be imprisoned until such fine
and costs lie pail.
Section 2d. This ordinance shall take effect
AMI be l.. force from aai after its publication
oIce In the lola RE,;I TER
ii. L. HENDERSON, Mayor.
Attest. W p. NORrHHUP, City CLERK.
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"G1ad News for the UnfOrtu-
nate..,

The world renowned "Henry's spcciic''
positively cnres all cases Of Nervous Debility
and xeeknesst Of the generative organs In a
varied practice OF over thirty years in treating
mems diseases and disabilities, Henry spe-
ciic has met with unparalleled success having
SOLD during that time upward Of forty thousand
packages, vnd in M Instance without success
when "Specifc' was used as directed. This
'.Specifien Is PHEASANT to take ami does not IN
terfere with business pursuits. Sufferers Iray
consult free, iBclosing stamp for reply spe-
lars !; sent free OF detection, securely sealed,
by mail, rcceip or price. Address all cnIi-
muncations t. Wheeler & Co, chemists, i49
East Twenty. seventh street, New forkCity
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Well Rewarded.

A liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce case of liver,
kidney or stomach cnmplarnt that EIec
'ric Bitters will not speedily cure Bring
them along, it will cost you nothing fol
the medicine if it fails to cure, and you
will be well rewarded for your tronbl,
besides. All blood diseases, biIliousness.
laundice constipation and general debil
ity are quickly cured Satisfaction
Guaranteed or money refunded. Prize,
only so cents per bottle. For sale b,
Goodhue & Evans, successors to W. j
Evans.
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Reviving Ian Ancient Maxim.

"Till the earth grows old, and TIL,
stars grow cold and the leaves of the
Judgment Book unfold, forever in this
world will man suffer ills untold
The truth OS these lines cannot be inn
peached, yet much human misery and
physical suffering could be obviated il
the people would only accept practical
advice. Probably no complaints ar,
more frequent than Indigestion, Head
ache, Ianguor and Liver and Kidney
Complaint, especially at this season O
the year, yet mankind will suffer or b,
dosed without relief, when box o
Swayne's Pills would effect thorough
cure.
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oriole Summer Nights Carnival Ahich
win be q Series Of Striking Novelties
Something of tie Unparalleled
Programme which 10 being


Baltimore evidently takes to mystic
pageantry and its attendant splendors
with vim equal to that manifested in
Mardi Gras j0llities in New Orleans,
and an enterprise never before equaled
anywhere in such sort of thing. The
preparations, for this years festivities,
which will embrdcs the three days
from September 18th to 18th inclusive,
have already been actively under way
Tor two months or more. In the way
IF pageant, il would be difficult to
imagine a more extensive or brilliant
programme than that laid out. The
number of tabieau cars will be double
that ever before attempted in any sim
gle parade elsewhere. and i'm dimen-
.ions. gorgeous construction and SUI
perb finish will certainly bear off the
palm of the world.
The wonderful strides which have of
late been made with electric light will
he turned to striking advantage, as
this character of Inflammation will be
introduced i'm many novel forms. The
first nights display, made i'm honor OF
the arrival of Lord Baltimore, will be
as unique as it will be magnificent. II
Is DTOtsOSct ~ tlc WIFI
electric lights i'm at least ten different
colors; to place. the powerful electric
focus light at many points; to fairly
turn night into day. and in many more
ways make the night memorable
one.
The feature of this years Oriole Will
he the night displays, and it has well
been termed Summer Nights Carni-
val. AS usual, the b. 4 o. is foremost
in making every possible arrangement
for the transportation of its patrons.
and i'm nothing will there be a facility
lacking to insure the utmost comfort
and complete satisfaction. The rates
by the Baltimore & Ohio will be down,
way down, and the limit of time on
round trip tickets all the most exacting
can demand. 1t will be well to j. I
DOWN the date in some conveniel
place-September 18th, 10Th and 18th
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cur,
burns, bruises. cuts, ulcers, salt rhcum,
fever sores, cancers, piles, chilblains
corns, letter, chapped hands, and all
skin eruPtions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, or money refunded.
p cents per box. For sale by Good
hue d Evans, successors to W. j.
EVanS
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Notice For Publications.
LAND OFFICE AT ISDErFSDrScr, KAN

LAND OFFICE AT INDEPENDENCE, NAN.
June q, 1883. {
NOTIt'E is hereby given that tn. foil wing
~ named settler has filed nutice OF his inteu-
ion to make final proof IN support IF his claim
and that said proof will ne made before Clerk
Of District Court at lola, Ia ,-as. IN SATURDAY
July IA, iNSS, viz; Johu G'Seill, of Allen
County. kaTsas, for the nwq sec q BIS, 2le.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence upo-., and cultivation
of. said land. viz William Rr ughtpn Henry
Rogers. John Brouyhton ard William Furman,
all Of 'ckiow, Allen County, Kansas.
NO lSi.-i NJ. j. SALTkR, lie, lister.
z5t5.
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MIXED POLITICS.

.FWhSt are your views in regard to
the TARIFF" asked an enterprising re-
orter of a gentleman who Vas stand
ing at the bar drinking with a friend
s'I'm in favor of protection of Amer
lean industries frankly answered the
person addressed.
"Then of course you are Repuhli-
can" added the newspaper man.
mot if ] know myself. L am q
Democrat"
And have you anv opinion on the
snhiect?" continued the scribe, tnrn-
ing to gentleman friend.
You may put ME down as free
trader replied the latter.
''Oh, ] see, you're Democrat"
Mary time. t'm a Republican.
What are you2s
"Weli," responded the astonished
reporter, 81 was Democrat when
came ia here, but I'm bowed if
J now what 4 am now. n-Brookiyfs
! agile.
Ladies approve Of your smoking
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FREE FOR TRIAL

Il HAFOvER's SPECIFIC. An unfailing and
speedy cure for Nervous Debility and W eakness.
Loss Of vitality and yigor, Nervous Prostitution
!Iysteria, or any evil result of indiscretion, ex-
cess, over work abuses &c Alcohol, Tobacco, &c.
(over forty Thousand positive cures
Es-Send l5c postage ON trial box OF 100 Pills
Address. DIR. NJ. W.BACHN,-
Cor. Clark st. X Calhoun Place, Chicago, Ill
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Palmer Bros, LaCross, Wis, say
I'VE have had OCCASION to give Coles
Veterinary Carbolisalve the severes;
tests, and we never saw its equal foI
the cure of cuts gals, scratches. hoot
diseases, and as general remedy foI
horses. 1t cures without leaving q
scar, and the hair always comes in its
natural color.n Price, 80 cents and 81
per box. Sold by Goodhue & Evans.
to II. Il. Stevenson.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN has sat on
the same bench in Madison Square
fourteen hours a day for nearly ten
years past. He wears no hat, and his
face is coppery in the sun.
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Notice of Attachment,

\ He:ore J. X. Boyd.
Seth Tozer, FIJI. Justice of the Peace
vs.. Of lola Township;
G. ID. Elliott, Dft. Afen county kan-
Said Defendant Is hereby notified that On the
IN day of June lsS5. an order or a,taceme t for
the sum OF one dollar, was issued by the above
named Justice of the Peace, against his goods
N the above entitled action, AND that IA id causr
will be heiri on the 18th day ofJuly 1881. at 8
,'clock Il. m. SETH TuZER, PHI
Attest, J. X. BoYp, j. p. 26t5
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Strength and health e, together
Obtain this happy physical state by
| using a bottle of Browns Iron Bitters
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Mothers Mothers >. Mo.hers,..

Asc you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with III,
| excrrcating pain OF cutting teeth II 80 go al
| once and get bottle Of Mrs. WinsIow's Soothin.
syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Acknowledgment upon it; there Is no mistake
aboat H. There is not = mother onearth who has
everused il, who viii tell you at once that il
will regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother, and relief AM. health to the child opera-
ting like magic, II s perfectly safe Use in all
eases, and pleasant to the t:isle. and is the pre-
scriptIon of one Of the oldest ar. oest female
physicians and nurses In i,e United States. Sold
eyerTghere, p ceuis . bottle
A COUGH, COLD az SORE THROAT should
be s;opped. Neglect frequently results in an
lScusABLE .LrNe DisRAsE or CONSTITUTION.
BROWNS ERoSCHIAI, TROCHEs do NOT
disorder the stomaeli like coig, syups AMI bal
sans, but act directly ON the inlaIised parts,
give relief in ASTHMA, BKoScuIi.s, CorGHs.
CATARRii, AMI The THROAT TROUBLES Which
SiNGERs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS are subject to.
FOR, thirty Years Browns bronchial Troches
have been recommended by psys.ei;ins. and
have always given perfect satisfaction. Having
bes,tn ested by wide and c,nstap, use for nearly
an entire generation, they have attained we'll.
inerited rank among the few staple remedies OF
Lac ase.i Spid " 20 cents box every whess
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"LIttle Joker" is the best smoking
tobacco.
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ADDITIONAL LIST.
The following names were ommitted by the
assessors and have since been reported to the
County Clerk:
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Ladies approve Of your smoking
tIi.t.e . 0A.i ~ -. - - = ;.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-05
Doctors Disagree.

AS reporter for the Pittsburgh
Commercial Gazette sat yesterday
afternoon) in a chamber at No. 32l
Federal street, Allegheny, listening to
terrible tale of suffering as it fell
from the lips of gentle little lady,
Mrs. Milo Ingram, the daughter of
Capt. Hugh McKelvey, of this city, it
seemed almost too much to believe, if
the evidence had not been close at
hand to substantiate every word. 1t
was but another evidence of the culpa-
BILE ignorance of large class of practi-
tioners of medicine who claimed for
six years that her disease was cancer
She was covered with ulcers, given up
to die. Peruna cured her perfectly.
Continued on page "a, in "Ills of Life,
by DR.. Hartman. Ask your druggist
for one.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-05
Always on foot-the ankle.

*"Many silly people despise the
precious, not understanding it," But
no one despises KidneyWort afte
having given it q trial. Those thai
have used it agree that it is by far the
best medicine known. It's action is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't
take pills, and other mercurials that
poison the system, but by using Kid
ney-Wort restore the natural action OF
all the organs.