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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-03

Ifyou have Christmas goods ad-
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Maj. TArr is getting up signers
and will carry the war into Egypt
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% 400, 600 Z s.s Bss. !. Fs s.a..

postage, and by Mail you win get free . package
o. goods, Of large value, that win start you in
work that win At once bring ron in money faster
than anything else in America All about the
SOD, 600 Ia presents with each box. Agents want
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tho time, spare time only, to work for at
their own homes. Fortunes for Al workers abb
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Co.. Portland, Maine.
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Rev. A. J. Brown, of Blountville,
will preach At the Lutheran Church
tonight Tuesday.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10c., Soc, and 81.
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Police BinyOn has donned 4 new
uniform.
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ShIloh's Catarrh Remedy positive
cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker
Mouth.
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Are you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Less of Appe-
lite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's Vitalizer
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, OF
Bourbon. Ind, says: Both myself
and wife eve eur lives to ShilOh's Con-
sumption Cure" Hsrt. gGJ s
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During the next 30 days will be
the CLOSING out sale at Goodson &
Blair's. Great bargains in every
thing to make room for the New
Year. Try US and remember that
We advertise truths.
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Compare the goods you buy from
the Spot Cash store of Goodson &
Blair with those bought from other
stores. Granettville EE. Domestic,
6 cents; Enterprise ZEE, 81.
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All over town-aPplieants for
Office.
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
Of ShilOh's CatArrh Remedy. Price so
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Our popular prices makes a great de-
maud for ladies' and misses clio AIS.
McNulty q Borches.
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No one can fail to be pleased with
goods. McNulGy a. Borchea, Knoxville.
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The Atlanta Constitution,

Send your oders for job printing to
TIE GAZETTE. JttJI
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A Wonderful Discoxerx.

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DEN0REST's u. BEs!
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Local Notes and Other NetCs.

Political talk is abating.
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For sale by W. P. Carriger, druggist.
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For a first-elass boot don't fail 10 ex-
anime quality aud price. McNulty Il
Borches.
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sproadiDg-the pOstOfice fever.
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"HackmetSck" lasting and fragrant
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"YTRT more monsy than By anything
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Portland Maine
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Lively horSe-swaPPing Monday.
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Don't fail to see the Standard
Prints ut Goodson & BIair's at 5
cents-formerly "a cents.
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ShiloIi7 osIEs will Immediately relieve
Group, Ephooping Cough and Bron-
chitis.
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A recent postoffice DECISION IL TO
the effect that wedding cake cannot
be sent through the mail.
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communion ct Thames street NJ E.
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9th.
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Personal.

Call and see ]. A. Rice in his new
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h Compendium of the best methods in every
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Every one wants those cheap Towels
selling mt McNulty & Borches.
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canmuates before the eiecnon. but
they were -overruled by the Nation
oil committee.
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A full stock OF Mems Ladies' and
Boys underwear at MeNulty & Borches.
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Parties sending work from Al tance viii RS
ceive prompt attention. All work warranted.
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49,
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EQt pamphlet, with full particulars, adfraek
O&A8. ~. SCOTT ~. o., Kansas cttts MO-
Zee Dr.. SCOTT LIVER PILLS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
Youthful SpendthriftS.

One very great fault of the American
is the rerklessness with which he spends
his earnings. 1t is especially noticeable
in the city-bred. We are inclined 20
think, with DR.. Baar, that the fault lies
back in childhood. Children are not
taught when young the value of the
money they spend so thoughtlessly for
tribes. Dr.. Baar would have them
work for every cent they receive. al
will not say" he remarks, 'that every
triiling labor should be rewarded. Oh,
no! | mean to say that every child
should perform certain duty, and shat
in fulfilling this duty consc;entiously it
should receive small amount of
morcy. There are various duties with
which we can intrust a child. For in
stance, the one can be directed to keep
the library in order; the other can be
sent out on regular erranis; the third
can DE charged to assist the little ones
In their lessons; the fourth can be en-
ployed in copying letters or documents;
the fifth can be used to see that the
house in the front and in the back is
always kept clean and tidy; the sixth
can be told to collect or to pay ouI
weekly or monthly accounts, and the
seventh and eighth can be made re-
sponsible for the order in the piay-yard
and for the neat appearance Of the gar
n.''-Ncio England Journal of Edu.
cltiOn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
A Tyrant's Opportunity.
CINCINNATI, o., August

CINCINNATI. O., Augusta
At the Vine Street Opera-houss
last night William Holmes, aged sew.
enteen, andJno. McCleary, aged eighteen,
being somewhat vociferous in their APP
plause, were ordered out by the private
Waterman, Charles Bauer. Upon reaching
the sidewalk, the Waterman attacked the
boys flercely with a loaded cane, striking
them over the head several times.
Holmes skull is fractured, aud be will
probably die soon- McCleary is very
seriously injured. Both boys were taken
TO the hospital and Bauer was locked up.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
Tho N. hilist Method.

ST. PETERSBURG, August T.
Detectives learning that Nihiiistic docu.
ments were being printed on an extern
sive scale at Saraton, made thorough
search in that city for the offenders, and
this moxnins succeeded in locating the
press, They raided the house, but the
only person present at the time was -.
Hogdaroff, owner of the press, who, On
che appearance of the officers, drew 70
, volver and placing it to his temple bie~
his brains out. The detectives found
besides the press, q large quantity %
printing material, types and printed maj
Ter Of an inhammatory character IN 10
building.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
A Rapid Traveller.

"My son." said an economical father,
.'an express train atlains great speed.
Lightning is proverbial for its rapidity.
comets are supposed to .hurl themselves
through space at the rate Of millions OF
miles day, but, comparatively speak
ing, all these things are snails, my boy,
all snails."
"Why, father" replied the youn
man. lazily putting twenty-five cent
cigar, what can possibly go faster
than lightning"'
"a five-dollar bill after it is one
broken, my son."-M Y. Sun.
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fro BE CONTINUED.

An English paper says that the
word doyley,' now a familiar one with
fashionable ladies, is derived from the
name of Robert D'Oyley. one of the fol
lowers of William tie Norman. He re-
ceived grant OF valuable lands on the
condition of the yearly tender of a
tablecloth of three shillings value at the
feast of ST. Michael. Agreeably to the
fashion of the time the ladies of the
D'Oyley family were accustomed 10 en-
broider and ornament the Guitrent
tableclotEs; hence these cloths, becom-
ing curiosities and accommodating in the
course of years, were at length. brought
into use as napkins at the royal table
and called doyleys.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

If little powdered sage is mixed
with pepper and salt and is scattered
over pork steak while it is cooking it
will give an agreeable flavor and will
lessen the purely greasy taste so objec-
tionable to most people. - Cincinnati
Times.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

And the subject of Mary Lawrie's in
tended marriage had been brought for
ward in peculiar manner. But he
was by nature sltogether different from
Mr.. Blake. and could NOT blurt out his
love-story with easy indifference. 'Do
you know MIR. Whittlestaff well?" he
! asked.
pretty we'll. I've been here four
years; and he's a near neighbor.
| think do know him wei"
lis he SORT of man likely to fall in
love with such girl as Miss Lawrie,
seeing that che is an inmate OF his
| house?"
"Well," said the parson. after. some
consideration, IF you ask me, don't
think he is. He seems to have settled
down to certain manner of life, and
viii not, should say, be stirred from
il very quickly. If you have any views
in that direction, don't think he'll be
your rival"
..Is he man to care much for 9
girls love?'
II should say not"
"Bm if he had once brought himself
10 ask herP" said Gordon.
"And if she accepted himP' sug-
gested the other.
That's what mean"
| 81 don't think he'd let her go very
easily. He's sort of dog whom you
can not easily persuade to give up a bone.
If he has set his heart upon matrimony
he will not be turned from it. Do you
know any thing of his mtentions?'
81 fancy that he is thinking of it."
"And you mean that you were think.
| ing of it, too, with the same lady,"
mo. | didn't mean that" Then he
added, after pause, THAT is just what
did not mean to say l did not mean
to talk about myself. But since you
ask me the question, l will answer it
truly have thought of the same lady.
And my thoughts were earlier in the
field than his. l must say goodnight
now he said, somewhat brusquely.
Il have to walk back to Alresford, and
must see MIR. Whittlestaff early in the
morning. According to your view
sha'n't do much with him. And # it
be so, shall be off to the diamond
fields again by the first mail"
'.You don't say SOP
"Ihat is to he my lot in life. / am
very glad to have come across you once
again, and am delighted to find you so
happy in your prospects. You have
told me everything, and l have done
! pretty much the same to you. l stall
disappear from Alresford, and never
more be heard of. You needn't talk
much about me and my love; for
though shall be out of the way at Kim
berley, many thousand miles from
here, a man does not care to have his
name in every ones mouth"
! "Oh no." said Blake. II won't say
word about Miss Lawrie; unless, IN
decd. you should be successful"
"There is not the remoteSt possibility
of that" said Gordon, as he took his
| leave.
: Il wonder whether size is fond OF
him." said the curate to himself, when
he resolved to go to bed instead of be-
| ginning his sermon that night 81
shouldn't wonder if she is, for he is just
the sort of man to make girl fond OF
him."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

Most horses, in their earlier days,
want to bite something in a friendly
manner, just as puppies do, without any
intention to hurt. 1t is well 10 encour-
age this disposition. If punished for so
doing they are apt to misunderstood it,
and in the course of time whenever they
feel inclined to bite they will do so in a
vicious manner. 1t is stupidity, often
brutality. that ruins horses which are
not unnaturally vicious. Cleveland
Leader.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

No garden can be expected to give
the vegetables that may be required.
A small space here and there, when
properly utilized, will give many deli
scacies at times when they are most ac-
ceptable. and Farm.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

An English gardener advises trap
ping ants with bones upon which some
meat has been left. and dipping occa-
sionally in hot water. For ''slugs and
wineworms'' he uses pieces of potato or
carrot
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

The only place in America where o
convicted murderer has choice of how
he shall be put to death is in Utah.
There he may seaect hanging or shoot
ing; the latter is invariaaly the Choice
CHica00 Herald,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
CHAPTER X.

JOHN GORDON AGAIN GOES TO CROKER 4 HALL.
The next morning. when John Gordon
reached the corner of the road at which
stood Cookers Hall, he met on the
roadway, close to the house, a most dis
reputable old man with wooden leg
and red nose. This was Mr.. Baggett,
or Sergeant Baggett, as he was general
! " called, and was now known about all
| Alesford to be the husband of Mr.. Whit
! testaf's housekeeper. For news had
| got abroad that Mr.. Baggett was about
| 70 claim his wife. Everybody knew it be-
| fore the inhabitants of Cookers Hall.
And since yesterday afternoon all
Cookers Hall knew it. He was stand
| ing close 10 the house, which stood a
and ten in the morning, as drunk as a
lord. Though he had only one leg of
the flesh and one of wood, he did not
tumble down, though he brandished
in the air the stick with which he was
accustomed to disport himself. The
Sergeant mad come out on the road
from the yard iuto which the back door
of the house opened, and seemed to
John Gordon as though; having been so
| far expelled. he was determined To be
driven no further, and he was accompa-
MED, at distance, by his wife. Now,
Timothy Baggett," began the unfortu-
nate woman, '.you may just take your.
self away out OF that. as fast as your
legs can carry you, before the police
comes to fetch YOU
My legs Whoever heard fellow
told OF his legs when there was one OF
! Al, I'd 60 fhn
l shall want the perlice to fetch my wife
! along with me. l amt a-going to stir
out OF this place without Mrs. b. I'm
a hold man, and wants a woman to look
arter me. Come along, Mrs. B." Then
he made motion as though to run af-
ter her. still brandishing the stick. But
she rctreated, and he came down. seated
on the pathway by the roadside, IS
though he had only accomplished an in
tended maneuver. 'tIive me q drop o.
summat, Mrs B., and don't mind if
stay here half an hour longer" Then he
laughed loudly, nodding his his head
merrily at the bystanders.
All this happened just as John Cor
don came up 10 the corner of the road,
from whence, by 4 pathway, turned the
main entrance into Mr.. Whittlest afr S
garden. He could but see the drunken,
red-nosed man, and the old woman
whom he recognized as Mrs. Whittle.
statf's servant, ard crowd of idlers
who followed Sergeant Baggett up to
the scene OF his present exploits. Crok-
er's Hall was not above a mile from the
town. Just where the town was begin
ming to become country, and where the
houses all had gardens belonging to
them, and the larger houses field OF
two. s.Yes. sir; master is at home. il
you please to ring the bell one of the
girls will come out This WAS said by
Mrs. Baggctt, advancing almost over
the body OF her PROSTATE husband
..ijrunken brute'" she said, as she
passed him. He only laughed, and
looked around upon the bystander.
with triumph.
ITO BE CONTINUED.
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"A we'll drained farm is said to i'm
prove the health Of dameatls animals
that live upon II RAa
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

The total number of patents grant
ed for agricultural inventions is IS, 900
M Y. Sum
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

Mrs. Southworth is now at work on
er sixty.sixth novel.-M Y Herald
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FIFTY is old. Perhaps, if he had
been a married man, he'd looked
younger He has got very nice young
girl there with him; and if he isn't too
old to think of such things, he may
marry her. Do you know Miss Law
riey'
Yes: l know her."
Don't YOU Think she's nice? Only
my goose is cooked, I'd go in for her
sooner than any one / can See about. !"
..Sooner than your own squire's four
daughters?"
well, yes. They're nice girls too.
But don't fancy one ont of Jour. And
they'd look higher than the curate."
"a prebendary is as high as a squire, :"
said Gordon.
There are prebendaries and there
are squires. Cur squire isn't swell,
though he's an uncommonly good fell
low. If | get wife IRON one and a
living from the other, shall think my
self very lucky. Miss Lawrie is hand
some girl and everything that she
ought to be: but if you were to see Kat
lie Forester, think you would say that
she was A /. sometimes wonder
whether old Whittlestaf will think OF
marrying"
Gordon sat silent. How supremacy
happy was this young parson with his
Katie Forester and his promised liz
ing, and with his bottle of port wine
and comfortable house! All the world
seemed to have smiled with Montague
Blake. But with him, though there
had been much success, there had been
none of the worlds smiles. He was
aware, or thought that he was aware,
that the world would never smile on
him-unless he should succeed in PER
suading Mr.. Whittlestaff to give up the
| wife whom he had chosen. Then he
felt tempted to tell his own story to
this young parson. They were alone
together, and it seemed as though Prov.
idence had provided him with friend