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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-15

his business, and bespeak good trade
for the new firm. We understand that
Mr.. Stevenson will join the ranks OF
our capitalists.
Mrs. c. H. Penny, Mrs. Dave Miller.
Mrs. G. H. EstabroOk and Mrs. A. P.
Elder will shortly go to lola to try the
benefit of the mineral springs at thai
place. They will occupy cottagt
close to the springs and during their
stay, which will extend some time
they will endeaver to take life easy
Ottd,0a Republican.
There are more silk growers in Aller
county than we had suspected. In addi
ton to those already mentioned in TIL
REGISTER, we learn that Miss Nannit
Roll, of Carlyle, has some very flint
cocoOns, from eggs that were presented
to her by the editor of st. NichOta
Magazine. We also hear Of numbe
more who will engage In the business
next year.
We acknowledg e with thanks, cart
of invitation to attend the wedding a
the residence of the brides parents
Vermont, Illinois, on the Goth inst, o
"Clover Amrine, lola, Kans., z
Susanna NJ Hamer, Vermont, H.
We would like very much to be there
but must forego the pleasure. w
send our heartiest congratulations ant
good wishes, however, and speak TO
q piece of the cake.
i Children's day was appropriated.
observed at the NJ. E. chrch last Sun
day. I'm the evening an educationa
meeting was held, addressed by Supt
Henderson, Revs. Weatherby ant
Muth. Mr.. MHth's friends were glal
to hear from him in his old character
istic style. ChiIdren's day viii be oh
served at the Presbyterian churcl
next Sunday by appropriate exercise
Incoming aud evening.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-15
IANn To TRAnR

For Groceries, Drygoods, Furniture
or Hardware. Call on
D. w. BosTwICK, Bowlus'ofiee.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-15

Collins Ague Cure is strictly vege-
table remedy which never fails to cure
ChiIls and Fever. Third Day and
Dumb Ague and every form Of Inter
mittent or MaIarial Disease. Results
are produced WITH this remedy which
are simply impossible with quinine or
any other preparation. Price 80 cents
per bottle; every bottle warranted.
Sold by Z. =. Stevenson.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-15

Invalid mothers. weak children. ner-
vous and, fretfdl infants are benefited
by using Browns Iron Bitters. Harm
less but efficacioEs-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-15

Collins Ague Cure not only breaks
the chills and fever at once, but It re-
moves the morbid bilious secretiOns,
thoroughly cleanses the system and per-
manently cures the disease. &c 10 the
grandest anti-hillious remedy and Liv-
er Regulator in the whole Ield OF med
iciue. Price so cents; every bottle
warranted. Sold by Il. B. Stevenson.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-15
BLACKSMITH,

Shop and tools for rent or sale. Best
stand I'm town. Call on VIM. Buehan-
An
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
Wanted in Delta,

A No. shoemaker can find this a
point that will give him all the work in
that line one man can do.
Delta has no saddler and harness
maker, and the nearest one to us is
twenty-one miles. This is splendid
opening for one in that branch of busi-
ness. We have tributary to us the finest
agricultural territory in the state.
To first-class, trustworthy brick
maker we offer extra inducements to
open up that line of business the man
ufacture of brick will pay largely We
have the finest clay in the country, and
many are waiting on brick to commence
building. Some one taking up this
branch of business will receive assist
ance if needed, and will be encouraged
bv every citizen of the town.
We must have Touring mill, and are
bound to have it before the year 1888
goes by. Any person desiring to invest
in such an enterprise will do we'll to ex-
anime the surroundings of Delta, as we
have unlimited water power at our very
door, and our ranchmen are raising the
grain to keep the mill running
Chief
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
LABOR NOTES.

The St. Louis painters are recognizing.
Coal mining is booming at Corning, Ohio.
st. Louis foundries are doing moderately
well. !. =.
Ship building is reported lively at Balti-
more. gL1s.E;.. Wv
Printing business is reported dull in St.
The st. Louis glass works have shut down
THE metaLworkers of st. Louis have or
Building trades are improving in. New
York and Brooklyn. u s yygE FL =.
P.J. Mcguire spoke in Baltimore on last
Sunday and Monday.
Times are dull in the coal mines in some
localities of Arkansas.
Best set of teeth So; try him; DR.. Drury,
dentist, Opera House block. -. 49,
The cigar manufacturers of Troy, New
York, will pay the advance.
Best set Of teeth s.: try him; DR.. Drury,
dentist, Opera House block.
The employees of Joseph Katz's cigar fac
tory, New York, are on strike.
Tailoring is only fair in st. Louis, but the
union is daily growing stronger.
st. Paul molders complain that there are
two men for every job In the city.
New York workingmen are going to ask
for half day holiday on Saturdays.
The strike of molders at indianapolis con-
tinues, with little hope of settlement.
Teeth extracted without pain; go to him;
DR.. Drury, dentist, Opera House block.
Fhe shoemakers of Preston, Ontario, asked
an advance, and were refused. They struck
and won. , '
The coal miners at Des Moines are. all on
strike against a reduction of one-half cent
per buShel
Grand Master Workman Powderly speaks
in Indianapolis June II, under the auspices
of the Knights of Labor.
About $50 of the union tin and slate roof
ers of New York struck May 81 for $3.50 pei
day, an increase Of 50 cents.
The iron trade at Wheeling is pretty good.
The nail factory aud Top mill are full in all
departments and are running steadily.
The miners at Bickel & Co. Is collieries, at
Mt. Carmel Pennsylvania, are on strike
againstta reduction of so cents per yard in
the breasts.
The shipcarpenters who went from Port
land, Maine, to Philadelphia, to take the
place of the strikers, returned home when
they heard the workmen's reasons for
striking. ped"
Edward Malone, a molder of Hamilton,
Ontario, died last week, and his only child
was buried with him, having died about the
same time. The widow was buried beside
them few days after.
Cincinnati is to have grand labor demon
stration and parade tomorrow, June 3. 1t
promises to be the grandest thing of the
kind ever witnessed in this country. Friend
w. 81. Foster has our thanks for a pro-
gramme and full particulars, but our limited
space deprives us of the pleasure it would
afford us to publish it entire.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

THE Chicago Sentinel has been knock
ing the briggs House" anti-monopolists
into Smith-ereens. The Briggs House"
flag is tattered rag tied to the tail of a
free trade" nag.-Howitzer.
We never see the Sentinel and don't
know what kind of "knocking" it has
been doing. The above item is the first
adverse one we have noticed in our la
Dor exchanges concerning the anti-mo-
nopolists, The name of ;he new party
was what first obtained it favor at our
hands; but of course knew there
was nothing in name" and to accom-
plish any good, improper characters
should be given back STATS. We have,
therefore, counselled that only sound
and honest men be sent to the July con-
ference, who would mike it their busi-
ness to "set down upon" any and all
cranks and disappointed, sore-headed
politicians. If anyth ing is ever to be
done for the working people OF
this country through the ballot it must
be by means ola new party; and it. is
about time that party began to organize,
and if the proper zsal is manifested in
the work we can't tee why the present
scheme should notbe made to answer
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
nty delegatts as follows
Total number of delegates, l6l.

Total number OF delegates, l6l.
AS some funds will be necessary t.
successfully carry out the plans and
reach the desired end, each delegate is
requested to collect from the friends Of
the cause in his district small amount
to be turned over to the treasurer of the
state central committee, which will be
selected at the state convention. A
rough estimate places the amount at
about So for each delegate to the state
convention, as appointed above, though
if more can be secured conveniently it
can be well applied.
The committee also ask that any who
are able and feel disposed contribute a
small amount, pledging an honest appli-
cation and strict account of all money
received; Contributions may be sent to
the chairman of the committee, at THE
ENQUIRER office, or to Stephen Vinot
treasurer, postoffice box 1887.
]. R. BUCHANAN,
JAMES GILMORE,
DENNIS MULLINS,
STEPHEN VINoT,
P. H. BALFE,
Secretary.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
a GAEL
For a State Convention Of Anti-Mo'
nopoEsts to be Held Saturday,
June q.

The following call has been issued by
the committee chosen from the Trades
Assembly Of Denver and Vicinity to take
steps with reference to the anti-monop-
oily conference
To All Voters in the State OF Colorado Who are op.
posed to System Of Affairs Which Fosters Monop.
lies and Robs tn, People:
The undersigned Join in a call for a
state convention of delegates to be held
in Denver, June %, for the purpose of
choosing four delegates to the anti-mo-
nopoly conference which convenes in
Chicago, IllinGs, July 4, 1888. Believ-
ing that a crisis, forced by the power of
organized greed, is approaching not
alone in our mtional affairs, but in CIV
ilization itself, We appeal to the freemen
of Colorado % organize themselves
anew to standw their brothers all
over Americaagain as they and their
fathers have siood before, for the rights
of man and the dignity of human nature.
All who favpr the restriction of the
power of corporations, the holding of
the public lands for actual settlers, the
ouppI CoSlOu OlSdulUl III VIC ucCcSSd-
r1es of life, an( of combinations which
fix prices against the natural laws of
trade, the destruction of legal rights in
vested wrongs, and the overthrow of all
monopolies anl of all systems and laws
made in the interest of the few and
against the many, all who oppose the
control of thu currency by banks of
issue, and the ;axation of all industry for
the benefit Of avorite enterprises under
the guise of a protective tariff: all who
favor the election of the president, vice
president and United States senators, by
direct vote Of the people; all who fa-
vor simple and just government as
against that Which is complex and cor
rupt, are invited to choose delegates to
represent them in the state convention.
The appointment of delegates. is
made upon the basis of three to each
county las they were before the session
of the last general assembly, and one for
every thousand voters or majority frac-
tfon thereof, figuring from the returns
of the electionin November 1882. This
rule of appointment will allow to each
county delegatts as follows:
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
A Double Blessing.

The public is much pleased over the
great blessing the two Buffalo shoe stores
have brought them, cutting the prices
down so low. 1t is wonderful how very
cheap they sell the goods could not be
made for the money they bring. A won
derful trade at the branch, 2S1 Fifteenth
street, as we'll as at 456 Larimer, where
they are doing rushing business.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
The Necess it1
FOR THE SPECIALIST ~
DR. II W AGNEP9|

Has long been ackno
at this day than any oil
medical science is ever
merous branches are
nearer TO perfection, alt
longer grasp them all.
for dividing the labor.
all doubt that disease
urinary organs need sp
anything else, if we V
know how to treat ther
DR.. 81. Wagner is fl
are many physicians, a.
pie, who will condemn
class of diseases a spe,
to know that, with m
ment and intelligence,
view is being taken of
the physician who dev
ing the afflicted, and sa.
than death, is no less a
benefactor to his race
physician who by clos,
any other branch Of his
tunately for humanity
when the false philantf
the victims of folly or 3
under the Jewish law, |
DaSSed away.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

presence.
5. DR.. 81. Wagner is {
Bellevue hospital, Ne,
very extensive hospita
Oughly. posted on all b.
science, especially on {
DRs. BRO
6. DR.. II. Wagner ]
self by his wonderful
remedies for private 9
Virginia City Chronicl
Z. Thousands of inv
San Francisco Chrot
8. The doctors Ions
ialist should render
Rocky Mountain News
DR.. 81. Wagner has h
Medical and Surgical
year, heretofore know
343 Larimer street De
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

nnTUn rGuaranteed, relieved or cured.
kPI IHk Received medals at Mechanics
Ill Uu Land State fairs. Best trusses in
America Thousands Of testim monialS.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
Look Out

For low prices in mems and boys hats
and caps at Clayton's $40 and 37O3 Law
renee street..
NIB. Straw hats in endless variety
and prices.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

/ Pains in the back, hips, head or limbs,
nervous debility, lumbago, general debility,
rheumatism, paralysis, neuralgia, sciatica,
disease of kidneys, spinal diseases, torpid
liver, gout, sexual exhaustion, seminal ennis
sions, asthma, heart disease, dyspepsia, con-
stipation, erysipelas, indigestion, hernia
cafarrh. niles. dumb apue, ..
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

For cheap houses on easy terms, near
the business center of the city, our read
ers are referred to the advertisement to
be found in our advertising columns, Of
the Highland Park company. Office,
Sixteenth street, rear of First National
bank
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
Plain Facts ]

At one time the d
vice was entirely avoi'
and medical works of
would hardly mention
To-day the physical
ion; he is aware that
able though it may be-
without gloves, and $
and intelligent paren
thank him for doing 5
The results attendin b
were formerly not und
estimated; and no imI
to a subject which by
vite close Investigate
nOred. /
The habit is gene
young while attending
ions, through their eX
BILE for it., or it may bs
dent. The excitemef
practice will be rep
until at last the habit
pletely enslaveS it's vi
vous Affections are usl
of self abuse. Anon
may be mentioned
irascibility of temper
The boy seeks sec1usi
the sports of his col
young man, he will /
pany with the other S
exceeding and annoy
presence. LasciviOuI
eruptions on the fa
nent symptoms.
If the practice is
more serious disturbs
palpitations of the he
sions, are experience
fall into a complete
finally, death relieves
To all those engage
tice, I would say, fir
make every possiblee q
fail, if your nervous
much shattered, and
power broken, take
you in your effort.
from the habit, l wor
to 60 through a regu
for it is a great mists
one may for some tin
give himself up to tt
gerous excitement
some of its evil cOnS(
time. The number Q
incapacitated to fill
wedlock is alarming
such cases this un
things can be- traced
abuse, which had be
fore. Indeed, a few
habit is often suffcie,
rhea in later years, a
cases under treatpen
YOul
Who may be suffer-
youthful fOllies or in
to avail themselves 0.
ever laid at the altar
DIR. Wagner will gual
every case Of seminal
ease of any kind ano
! dertakes and fails to I
Middle
There are many at I
are troubled with too
the bladder, often act
sInarting or burning
ening of the system il
cannot account for. {
ary deposits a ropy $
found, and sometimes
men will appear. or tn
milkish hue, again chi
| appearance. There a.
this Difficult ty, ignoras q
is the second stage OF
W. will guarantee a ?
and a healthy restorati'
organs. ,.
Consultation free.
and advice, IS. /.
DR.. Wagner has ma
business Of this medic
year, and has been We:
entire satisfaction to t
his skill and ability t Z
of chronic diseases. !
| to cure all who will "a
ronage of his medical !
Communications sht
| Henry Wagner, P: =; !.
| The Young Mans r.
81. Wagner, Is worth q
young men. Price 81
address. l..
% LARIMERSTRE
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
DR., . HO)R|:i'. MI S.
.t. ELECTRIC BELT!

This Electric Belt Will Cure the FOLLOWING
Diseases Without Medicine: s
Pains in the back, hips, head or limbs
nervous debility, lumbago, general debility,
rheumatism, paralysis. neuralgia, sciatica,
disease of kidneys, spinal diseases, torpid
liver, goat, sexual exhaustion, seminal ennis
sions, asthma, heart disease, dyspepsia, con-
stipation, erysipelas, indigestion, hernia
impotency, catarrh, piles, dumb ague. "
HOME TESTIMONY.
To Whom, 1t Nay Concern.
1 take great pleasure in stating I have worn
DIR. Horne's famous Electric Belt about sixty
days, and it has cured me of chronic conStl-
patton Of years standing; also bleeding piles,
commended them to many friends, who pur-
chased them and have received wonderful
benefits. honestly cannot say too much in
regard to their merits, and will reply to all
letters on the subject. -
Respectfully yours, D. G. ROBBINS,
With Cornforth & Co., wholesale fruit deal
ers, 372 and 374 Holiday street.
DENVER, Colo, Jan. 81, 1883.
$1,000 Would Not BUY 1t.
DIR. W. J. HORNE, Denver, Colorado.
DEAR SR:-Since wrote you last have
experienced most wonderful change. The
pains have all left me and have gained ten
pounds, and feel ten years younger, since
first got your Electric Belt, which was about
forty-five days ago. I would not take five
thousand dollars for my belt if / could not
get another. I would say to all who are
troubled with rheumatism, sciatica and kid
ney disease, buy DR.. Horne's Electric Belt,
for one of his $50 belts cured me of all these
diseases in the abOve-named time.
Respectfully W. W. BOOTH.
BEATRICE, Neb., Jan. 16, 1888.
DENVER TESTIMONIAL.
W. ]. HORNE, Inventor and Proprietor of
Horne's Electric Belt
DEAR SIR:-Several months ago Isprained
my arm at the elbow and have suffered con-
siderable pain therefrom, so much so that l
could not sleep nights. | was unable to work
or do anything. Two months ago bought
one of your eElectric Belts" and have been
l would not sell my belt unless | could pro-
cure another one HENRY MEYER,
Baggageman, Union Depot, Denver, Colo.
DEER TRAIL, Arapahoe County, Colo.,
March 9, 1888.
DIR. w. J. HORNE:
that my daughter, Miss fffffda, is entirely well
and able to do her work as usual, and your
Electric Belt did it. She was suffering ter
ribly' for weeks and months, and nothing
seemed to relieve her until she commenced
wearing 'Ne 0e''' h0QfS WM' s[ufS, FtNcHEoN.
P. S.-For the sake of suffering humanity
you are at liberty to use the above. VIM. F.
In the above case the young lady suffered
with such severe pains in the back that some
times for week she could not leave her bed.
She used the belt less than two months.
nnTUn rGuaranteed, relieved or cured.
kPIuk Received medals at Mechanics
III IUu Land State fairs Best trusses in
America Thousands Of testimonials.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-30
DIR. Sk'lN N II 4 :
No. II Kearny Street,
frea.s al Chrsaic and Special Diseases.

young MOI
vrYh0 May b. suffering tr's'" N
w effects of youthfui foilies OF inaisefe,.
I'll, \, wen to avail themselves u tnif. re
ece.tes. booa ever laid on the altar . su,-
fsring humanity. DIR. >Pi"ney Will gharaSesse
10 ffe,t $500 tor every case Of seminal WeaA-
ness or nriyatc di ease Of sny kind or cisrscter
=, ;ch h., undertakes and fails to cue.
NIDDLE-AGED MEN.
T{,erc are many At the age OF thirtV :" SIN.
vho are troubled with too freq ueut esacHau'iis
II thu, bladder. often accompanied by slsn'
1n.:s,n- cs ln-nin, sensation and . weaAe"'hs
=; III, :, :, en- i'm manner the patient cannot
.c,nun: for. On examining the urinary oe,
ro,i.s rrpy sedim, mt will sften re f"u q; anu
sometimes small P,rtic'es a aibu"en WI, at-
ns.r- or the Tor will be Of Thin M kisn nue.
srsir chsugin. t. a dark and torNa ai.pe .r
..,ce Thsre are man. men VIII die M tais GU
gently. iguo,,.n. Of the c'use, which Is tte Sec
ord staue Of seminal weakness DE- ). WI.
sua-antte a perfect cure in oil suri, cases, anu
= beatty restoration # the gento urinary
s,ft;,s. Hours to 4 and to S. sundays
n :, =, m Consultation is.e.
qho,urh exs.uip .tion and advice. 81.
CrJl Or address DR. SPiSHfi ",
No. II kearny st. san fsahcisc'-
iaNyff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-30
NfS,'Et.LAN EOl D.
The Great English Remedy

Is 4 never faiiin
cure for ne,vou
Debility, ENa1us-
ted Wall y. SEM
al Weakness.
Lost Manhood,
l;n,sosency. Pros
IA orrLea, i'araiy-
sis aud al the tor
r,blc Gle ots OF
Seif Abuse, youth
ful fOllies and ex-
ces -es i'll N,ascrer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-30

wears. such Us Los. OF Memory. LA-si uue'
Nocturnal E.ni.sious. Aversiss to e1cie.y'
D;raress Of Vi,iou. Noises in the Head: the VIZ
auid pss-ing unobserved il the urine. and many
other diseases that lead to lnsanitv and l'ea''
DIR. MIMI who IL REGULAR pnysc'an
graduate Of the University # rennsyivanI;3
VIII agres to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED I'LL III.
LARS f.F q cas-, # thi. kind "a IA. RES
r IR ATIV- (under his special advice and IRE JAY
nnept) will not cure. or fer nythins impure ..
Injurious Sound in it. i'R. NtNllh IT, Ats an
Drivats, dis. sses successful v Without mercury
Consultation free. ihOr' ugh examination anu
advice, Including na'ysis ii urine, Is. 'f'Ce -
VIrAL 4. STOR ,TIVt. s. bottle, or ! NJ
times the quantity. $40: sent to ana On 50
upon receipt of ice, rC.O D secure IT. ~ y
observation and in private MAJ Il Desired ~
L. A. MINTIE, d,
IL Keasney t.. San ranc SEQ, C1'
SIMPLE .OrTLE FREE will be sent to any
one arpiying ty Litter, g att symptoms -
and age. strict secrecy in re ;ari 70 ." "us'
r.. MINIIE'S KIDNEY q :MEDf-NEp,,
HRETyCUN cures all kinds u kiGaey d'"'
Bladder cempi. lat gonotr,"ea gee, Muo" a.
rhoca For sale by al druggists; 81 oo'''e
six bolt es for Is. .,o
DIR. AINTIES DANDELtON P!LLs are icy
bes. aud cheapest nysre STA ant 'Sl' loas CUE
4, The market. For sale hy all druggists
iaul9t
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-04-25
The Dynamite PIOtters.

Norman. Dalton, Wilson, DIR. Gallagher.
Bernard Gallagher, Curtin, Ansburgh and
Whitehead, the eight men arrested on charges
OF being concerned in the dynamite conspiracy.
were again brought up In the Bow Street Police
Court, London, on the 10Th inst 1t was i'm
mediately announced that Norman had turned
lnformer. Norman testified that his real name
was VIM. Joseph Lynch, and that he was born
OF irish parents In the state of New York; that
In October last while working at the coach
builders in Brooklyn, shopmate. Daniel
O'Connor, induced him to join O secret society,
which was a branch of the Fenian organization.
the divisions of which were called
Emerald Clubs. O'Connor took him to the
Odd Fellows Hall in New York and in an
ante-room told him that the object Of the
society was to free Ireland by force alone. He
iald that Dr. Gallagher gave him money and
IN internal machine, but he became frightened
and threw the latter overheard. He said he
Inferred from the talk of the conspiraters that
ODonnovan Rosa was in the scheme Rosa
vas referred to as the 90 old man." During the
testimony Gallagher and Whitehead denounced
he witness as liar. While bis testimony was
being read Lynch tainted and was carried from
the court room,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-04-25

firms order one or two large iron yes
sells every year, end one firm is men
tioned-that of John Keer g. Co., of
Greenock-which has just had con-
structed its fifty-seventh vessel. Among
the vessels built on the Clyde in 1882
were two steel ships for the British navy,
one being of 3,773 tons. It may sur
prise the reader to know that there were
no less than Is paddle-wheel steamers
built, that being type of construction
which is comm only supposed to be obso-
lete except for bay or coast traffic. One
of these paddle-wheel vessels, the Kiang-
Yu, is of 3, 200 tons burthen and has en-
gines of 800-horse power. Another, the
Mona's Isle, built for the traffic between
Liverpool and the Isle of Man, is Of
l ,420 tons and has 60O-horse power en-
gines.