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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02
THE AAGNEFIoS APPLIANCE CO.
MAGNETIC KIDNEY BELT

THE AAGNETI0S APPLIANCE CO.
MAGNETIC KIDNEY BELT
WARRANTED 70 CURE t S5 aoP e. , r:
lowing diseases without medicine pain in
the Rack, Hips, Head or Limbs, Nervous De-
biiity, LrnIbagH, &c eral Debility, Rhe ma
Il the kitnevs, Spinal diseases, Torpid Liver,
tioWt. seminal Emissions. Impntri cy. AstErng,
Hart Disease n!speps a 'onstiiatiOn, kry-
spe, as I'D e sti0n, Hernia or rapture, IA
tarrh Pile. ilepsv, Dunb Igue, etc
y hen any debility Of The GENERA I'VE OR
CANS occurs. Lost Vitality, Lack of Nery,
+ rec aud Wig r, VAST Weakness and All
those diseases # a ers nal mature. from what
ever cau-e, the c .utin"oUs stream .T " .en,t
ism pcrG,aJi z thros gh the part must restore
Ihe'l n Il healthy action. There is no mistake
IN FHh LADIES H y@n h Fare .'isi sa. With
If the spine, Failing Of the womh, Lerc-
tie " NIB Ineide t ! II NOR bag. rrFI oding.
Psin,,l, supIr ssed All Irregular Meusirua-
tion, Barre hess, and Chruge OF Lite tGis is
tie 'e,t y piiaBce nd Curative gent tnown
For al fJril- of Female piticuit es il j. un
su"as ell by ANYTHING ieiore invented, Eot,,
as d curati e AGENT and a. asource .fpuwer and
Pr'ce + ,ither Belt with Magnetic Ips,,ss
ST.. sent ty express q: .. D., ?-Ii.i eNani a
tinH allowed, or ny mail on reef pt Of price IN
ordering sed measure Of waist, "a size #
s."e. iie1i tta!ce can be made III carTe4 CIV
80 I in le. ter at cur risk.
The Magnetic Garments are afapfed t. an
g., ar worn over the under clDtlia. (not
next to thr DO " like the many ga. .ic ana
I'll t!ic Hu'ubugs advertised 40 rNter siveiyl
AID should b. ta.en on at night. They hold
their POWER t'oI.ES Eii, and are worn az an
seasons OF the wear.
Send ,taIni for the New De- arturo In Med
irai tr' tment " .ihaat Medicine, - witt thous-
= II.ls of ts.>Iauo'7 iais
TIE MAGNETIC APPI.I NICE Co
I'd Stale Str ct, Chicago. III
NOTE Send obe sciiar In Jstl 81 Inps OF |
currency tin letter or at our risk with size OF /
snoe usually wnr1, and try plir of Mag etic |
ins,le., aii,t be ,nsiGeet of tie power resiti-
ing IA "ur othe. Magnetic Appliances Psi |
ti'ely no sol feet when they are worn, or |
uionay ret,pdsd.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

The Chanute Times now appears az
a sixcolumn quarto. We rejoice IN It's
success.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

It is claimed that Sumner county
marble greatly resembles the Italian
article.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

The latest enterprise at Fort Scott is
hominy mill, which will begin opef-
atoms about November lst.
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LATEST ISSUES.

9s Plautus AID Terence. W.. l. Collins I5c. I.
81 Lucian. BY W. L. Coliifs ~ To.
o Thucylidcs. By W. L. Collins -. lsc.
g Health de for Of women WgS@ns D. CAMPBELL
s. Ovid Bv Rev a. Church ~ i5c. /.
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70 The peter Bridegroom. BY sshing-
70 s'phocIes ByC.W Collins -. lie:
a .E-eh LIS. Bishop II oIurabr. I5e.
g NenoIhon. By sir Alex: Grant ...... l5c.
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g. 4 Haif Hour wish 81 Paul A..
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AZ Philosophy Of style Hcrbers Spencer. &C.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

Parsons is i'm hope of securing the
Chicago and Alton railroad.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

Erie is more than twice as large as
1t was two months ago.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

Garnet Republican The synod
Of the u. p. church Of Kansas at
meeting in this city presented
the following: "PeSoired, That
the synod Will raise SIS, coco for the en-
dowment OF en- eGuca tioual institution,
20 be located at some central place,
where the largest amount Of money
can be raised for building and eqnIp-
ment, the sum has TO be less than Si0,-
900 together With q suitable SITE"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

There were fifty-nine entries for the
premium in the baby show at the
Winfield fair.
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Junction City Union: We are in
formed that Iew book written by
Mrs. M. A. Humphrey, of Junction
City. il TO appear soon. The title is
1.-THE Squatter Sovereign, or Kansas
In the Fifties." II is histnrica, novel
"A story founded Oh early Kansas
history. 1t will be issued by the Co.
burn and Newman, Publishing com-
pany Of Chicago. A Kansas book by
Q Kansas lady of well known ability,
1t will undoubtedly arouse consider
able interest throughout the state.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

A passenger train and pay car came
together Tuesday near Winheia ana
killed one man.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02
TIE MAGNETIC APPLIANCE co.
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10 Sun 5SIttS' On toSV' III.
SorE-Send one d liar in postage STAMPS or
cnrrency lin letter 81 our HfSsD with size a.,
shoe Gsuslly worn, and try . i,afr OF our Ma =
ne'ic insoles, and be c'n'i Dced OF the power
residing In our Magnetic AppiisnCes. POSI-
lively no cold jet tnsIe these are Dorn, or None
refunded.
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ST. NICHOLAS.

1IrED ~ MS. BARyb pDBtB-
II. Scr ln-s TyiAp,c "nes SAID ''fs ths
., aIanche rfirrnnral literature tia. 'hr sts =
tie children, s.re stron. tissily WI les -.
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thrm, ana ~ >IoarL,s ha> reaeSsi hiEh '
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Ina CEyrURY co. INV fonz.N Ny.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

They are marrying at Eniporia a
the rate of FIVE weddings day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

~ Tacitus by W. p. Denre ia
~ Evide &c OF Evolution. =. II Huxley 2e
80 Bn dhism. BY ) hn Card -. Sc
y Civilization OF : sia. G,o. Gawiins Dc.
~ Sunshi e, and Other Stories l. T.
80 .!uvrrai BY Edwari Waif nj. lie
:. Life OF Ri-hard Wagner Portrait. Sc.
81 Pc .ris Z th- FaiIh By Edwin Arnold l5c.
IS Schi!lrr'. Song Of thu Bel, etc -. &c.
IS Lii Of Alexander stephens. Illus
q Horace Bviieo..orc Nsrt'n nc
* lat BY CHIT Il ~. Coll rs J5e
3: In Ian Son- Of sons Elwin Arncli. &c.
s. Nrist I'll. W Tx Grant lsc.
2, IN hw., 81 Literature ID. Pryle Ice
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3 How LIZ, Loved t. hing t.eo friot 20.
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"a Cicero. Ry " i.'eas q, nus Ise
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81 American Hun rists-N.s ark IwgIn &c
~ Amer c. Iium"ris s-irle:nu- Ward. e.
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Rip Van Wrinkle. Wssh'ugsin Irving. e.
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KANSAS NOTES.


The heaviest rain since 1873 fell at
Lsrned on the 10th.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02
HUckaen'S ArniCa Sa.ye.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
,urns, bruises. cuts, ulcers, salt rheuln,
corns, letter, chapped hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, or money refunded.
. cents per box. Fer sale by Good
hue & Er23s.
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY,

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How Mutch Gases are Made.

Most per.ons have an ambition to carry
. gold wstch case, and yet few people know
how 4 watch case is made, or the vast diff
ference in the quality Of them. Ina SOLID
GoLp WATCH CASE, ABIDE from tbs neces-
sary thickness for engraving and polishing,
large proportion Of the metal Is needed
only to stif.en and bold the engraved por-
tions in place, and suppl, strength. The
surplus is nk only needless, hut uniseira-
bic, because gold il 4 soft metal and cannot
furnish the stiffness, strength and elasticity
necessary TO make the ears permanently
strong and close-ftting. The perfect watch
case must combine gold With some metal
that will supply that in which the gold is
deficient. This has been accomplished BY
the jams Boss God Wairk Gas .-
which saves the WASTE Of stsj : q
len gold, and IscREAsEs the soLrprFY and
STRENGTH of the case, and at tie same time
reduces the cost ONE HALY.
se.a e..t as.p Hsysssss wssa ess Ysesari- PhIs
lsi,hia Pa hssossss s.tssssA showing
lane P>.' nd Ksy.ss.s WsssA Cssss ar made
Ito be conttsvedl
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F2EEFOR TRIAL

UAFOvFg's sPIClFN Anunssi,j,a Ard
speedy curef Neryoo 3 Debility and u eak es..
J. s. II i:a!ity and Y;gnr. Stryo 8 Pro-tr .ticn
Hy' rria, or any evil reru Of iE,,t-cr, ti.n ex-
cess. over W TX abuses fAlcoh l. obacco, &c.
(oyer forty thousa d positive cures
scse"d &c. Po-ta e on tr n box of 100 .. liz
Address. itr. u. " BACtIS,
Cor. Clark st. q Calhoun PIice Chicsro III
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TO PREaIEvE TIIE KEALTK
Use the Magnetic Appliance Co.'S.
MAGNETIC LUNG PROTECTOR

PRICE ON Y So.
They are priceless ~ Ladies, Gentlernsn and
hldren with weak Langs; n case Of Pnen
MONA or Crosp is ever known WIRE thee gar-
ments are worn. III Y also prevent and cure
Heart Difficulties, Colds. Rheantaiisn, Men
ralgia, Throat 1roahies. Diphtheyis. Cstarrh
and al Ii, bred diSea-es. viii wear any ser
vice r three years. Are worn over She under
clothing.
lARiDnU Is 10 needless to A"scriks th-
uklHNhn. symptoms f this nsuseo dis
ease tat is sappirs the life and stysn III Of
only % many oi the air. 81 ami beet ~ b III
sexes Labor, study ana r,S arch In Ansrte.,
Eury, g AND esst. r. i.nds. have rrsuisa d In tn
Nazne,ic Lung Protector, sAoriinS eur,
for Cstarrh, . remedy uh ell con- aims y"
DruGg ng 81 the Az stem, and With the co n u
Gus stream If Magnetism rerinrau throug
the afflicted OYssIs. mus; restore them " o
healthy ion. Nsrlacs cSr rri - this ap-
plIance at l. ~ than Ope-iwsnt eth Of tn pr Ct
ske, h. others for '. medic upon hich .oI
take all the chances, q d We especially invit,
the patronage f the 1Iany Esrsncs , haN,
tried druggink their II ,nacA without effect.
IN "a GpNiTE This Appiis &C. Go 70
them II they have not got q era, write t. H..
enclosing tn prize, in letter
our risk, and they will be ., 1t 10 You OF one,
by n AL, Ost paid
Send st mp e. the "New Ds.artire
Medical Treatment with Ut Ne !icine." Will
OFT samoniais,
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Boston, November s6, 1851.

Boston, November a6, 1881.
Brown CHEMICAL Co.
Gentiemen:-For years ! have
been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief (having tried
everything which vas recommend
ed until. acting on the advice Of a
friend, Who had been benefited BY
BRowN's Iron BIrrsRs, ] tried .
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous TO taking BRowN's Iron
BIrTEKs, everything l ate distressed
me, and l suffered greatly from .
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since TAX
ing BRowN's IRON BrrTrRs, all my
troubles are at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re-
suits. l am practically another
person. Mn. W ]. FLYNN,
90 Maverick ST., E. Boston.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

Ladies approve of your smoking
Little Joker
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DISEASE CURED
Witkont bfedtcSne.

4 rclaatie DiscOpny for supplying iragnrti,m :,
mah=ed rs nsrsr j.fors for Healing ne Sick.
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SUFFER

no longer from Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, want OF
Appetite, Joss ofStrength
lack OF Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, DC.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
all these diseases.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-02-08

same as provided in title s, revised
statutes. Adopted
Sec. T. That the superintendent of
said asylum and a building supervisor,
who shall be employed by the gov
ernor, shall supervise the construction
of all buildings erected upon said
asylum grounds, as provided for in
this act. Adopted.
Section 8 provides for permanent
suitable buildings for 800 inmates,
with proper water, heat, ventilation
and sewerage improvements. The
governor is to advertise for plans, etc,
and let contract to lowest responsible
bidder who shall give bond, etc.
Adopted.
Section Q provides for an appropria-
ton of $4,000 for the permanent
buildings: and, as amended, $4,000
instead of $4,000 for temporary build
ings. Adopted.
Sec. 10. Emergency clause that the
bill take effect at once. Adopted.
The bill, after being adopted and
reported in committee of the whole,
goes over as the pending business for
the action of the house tomorrow
morning.
The speaker announced that he had
signed the bill repeating the law
granting 1880 acres of land N nerma'
nently disabled soldiers, anI Sc .att
bill 80 TO amend article 1900 - Used
statutes, relative 70 printing tho gen
eral laws.
The house adjourned till $50 a. IN
! Tuesday.
| Our report got Mr.. Woods. of La
vaca, slightly wrong in his discussion
of the bill relative to hiring convicts
His remarks were: admit the law a
it is now is subject to two construc
tions: yet, to put the most Favorable
construction on it, 1 hold it will be ;
burden on the tax payers instead o
properly Furnishing the gnilty. Unde
The present law our county treasur,
seldom receives any fines from count.
convicts' labor, and my county officer
frequently receive but from ten to tit
teen cents on the dollar for the cos
due them. l hold that the people
have no right to demand of our off
GERS to labor for them unless they ar
willing to pay them.
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Mr.. DouglaSs-Can't you make
statements before justicesY and are
they not referred to the grand jury?
Mr.. Dennis-No, sir, / have no right
to use 1t. 1t can be used against but
not for me. The attorney reads it
W h gusto against the prisoner.
Mr. Mckinney argued that it would
| array the guilty with false presump-
lions of innocence. The law is good
enough and a change was calculated
to take away the protection of the
good. Better let well enough alone,
and leave the accused to the Partially
OF their friends and lawyers to pre-
vent their being oppressed. The law
did not Cypress them.
1tr. Patton hoped the report of the
| committee would be adopted. If a
defendant refuses to testify you can't
prevent the presumptions of the jury
from that fact, and you create a pre-
sumption in their minds when the de
| PENDANT refuses to give his testimony.
The committee had reported unfavor-
ably because the bill would open the
door to perjury, and it was hard
enough now to convict prisoners.
Mr.. Thompson, of Bexar, said: Mr..
Speaker-In moving the adoption of
the majority report of the Judiciary
committee my object, of course. was
to kill the bill. do think, Mr.. Presi-
dent, that we should make haste
slowly" in regard to changing our
laws. This, as common law rule,
that defendants should not he permit
ted to testify in their own behalf,
comes to us bearing upon it the accu-
mulated ages of wisdom, and while |
[ believe in the progressive principle, l
am entirely opposed to this innova-
ton of the rules of evidence
l have seen the working of the rule
as practiced in our federal courts, and
l am more thoroughly convinced that
the change of our law to conform to
the rule as practiced in the federal
courts is unwise and should not be
made. AS the house has heard suffi-
cient arguments on this question, pro
and con, l move the previous ques-
ton.
Speaker-The question is on the
motion of the gentleman from Whar-
ton to reject the report of the COM
mitttee.
The motion was lost, and the ques-
ton recurring on Mr.. Thompson's
motion, the majority report was
adopted, killing the bill.
The speaker appointed Messrs. Nc
Kinney, Rosenthal and Workman on
subcommittee on part of the house to
visit the state schools.
On motion the house went into
committee of the whole. and passed
the senate bill making an appropria-
ton for the supreme court room at
Galveston.
Mr.. Moursund moved TO reconsider
senate bill No. 8. as above discussed
and Ar. Hill moved to lay that mo-
ton on the table,
House adjourned till $50 a. nj.
! Wednesday
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HOUSE

The house met at $50 a. m, Speaker
Gibson and quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Reading of journal dispensed with.
Several members were excused on ac-
count of sickness and important busi-
ness.
The pending business substitutes
for house billsi No. 90, and 100, as
amended the day previous, was taken
up and finally passed, providing for a
branch lunatic asylum in the north
ern portion of Texas, within not less
than one hundred and fifty miles of
Austin, and appropriating 100000
for permanent and $4,000 for tempo
rary buildings, the site to be selected
by three commissioners to be appoint
ed by the governor.
Mr.. Frvmier presented petition OF
Thomas billiard. Referred.
By Mr.. Caven: Resolution inviting
Hon E. ID. Lynn, ex-member of the
seventeenth legislature, to a seat in
the bar of the house. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Ayers: Resolution extend
ing the same privilege to Hon. j. d.
Thomas. Adopted.
Mr.. Armistead: To make several
common carriers which unite to
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poration has been filed with the re-
corder of the district in the name of
the National Free School Advocate
company. The object of the organi-
zatlon Is the conducting of a paper in
this district in the interest Of the
schools; The capital stock is placed
al. 5000.
TEXAS POSTAL AFFAIRS.
The name of the West Falls post
Office, Falls county, Texas. has been
changed to Durango. After February
IL the star service on route 81 $40.
from Gainesville to Henrietta. Texas.
will be shortened distance of TWEEN.
ty-seven miles so that hereafter the
route will end at Montague instead
of Henrietta. Mail messenger service
has been established from the Texas
and Mexican railroad to Arinosa, Vic
toria county. often as required. The
distance is half mile. Leroy J. Ran
dali has been commissioned postmas-
ter at Aurora, Texas. August Hoff-
man of Hartley, Texas, and Thomas
j. Womack of Patrick, Texas.
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SEXUAL OtADEit-
Substitute by committee for house
bills No. % and 100 was taken up as
special order and considered by sec
tions In committee of the whole, be-
ing an net to provide for the purchase
Of site for and the establishment.
location and construction of a branch
asylum for the care and treatment of
the insane and to make an approprla-
ton therefor.
Sec. I. After considerable discus
sion as 10 the proposed location IF the
branch asylum, the first section was
amended and adopted that the branch
be located in north Texas. not less
than $50 miles from Austin.
Sec. ?. as' amended The governor
shall appoint three commissioners TO
select the site OF the branch
asylum. who shall receive 1--WE dollars
per day and actual expenses for not
NO oxceed thirty days: they are to Sc
Icct the site witt. reference to con-
tenience 10 the greatest number of
Inhabitants. supply OF water, build
ing material. fuel, drainage. health,
etc. The site IS TO contain 200 acres
Of land
Sc. 3. After the governor has ap-
proved the report of the commission
ors they shall take title to the Iand Sc
locted in the name of the state for the
use and benefit Of the state lunatit
asylum. Adopted
Sec. 4. The governor shall appoint
--r~tohrd OF managers Of five citizens Of
Nc state. who're duties shall be- the
&.nc a. now prescribed by title ) ol
revised civil statutes Adopted
Zee. 5. The governor shall appoint :
ncrintendent of the branch asylOm
hose pay. duties. etc. shall DO same
prescribed for superintendent o.
a. Innate asylum Adopted.
Ser. Q. The support and genera
lcan1<ement Of the asylum shall b