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"I Love Her better than Iife.~

Well, then, why don't you do something
TO bring back the roses to her cheeks and
the light to her eyesi Don't you see she Is
suffering from nervous debility, the result
Of female weaknessl A bottle of DR..
P'erce's "Favorite Prescription" will
brighten those pale cheeks and send new
lie through that wasting form. II you
love her, take heed.
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

An energetic lad of Spartanburg. s,
C., cultivated twenty-five acres of land
this year with horse that he purchased
one year ago for eighty ceatS
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

THERE n A MEANs Of Eradicating local
disease Of the skin that can be relied on,
VIZ: GLENN's SULPHUR Soar. HILLS HAIR
AND WnIsKER DYE, Black or Brown, Soc.
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PRUHIBITIONISTS.
The Kansas State Convention As
eembles at Emporia.
3he Principles OF the Party Set Forth-A
Full State Ticket Placed In the Field
&C. II. Branscombe for
Governor.

EMroRIA, Kan. July 1A-The Prohibi-
don State convention met yesterday pnrsu-
ant to call, and after preliminary organiza-
tion and appointment of committees ad-
journed until this morning.
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IT is only on the biggest scales that you
can learn the weigh Of the worid.-Ie1es
Siftings.
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RELIEF is immediate, and q cure sure
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh. Ocents.
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

An itching for notoriety Is not enough Il
secure Q mitch in the temple of Fame.
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

THERE Is an increased movement in boots
and shoes, the trade says Evidently every
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

WHEN is an umbrella like perspirationl
When it passes through the pores.
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

You've HoUsEKEEPER TO butcher)-"Art
they succulent ehopsr' Butcher-"NOs
mum: they're mutton chops."
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

FRAZER AXLE GREASE will last two weeks
all others two to three days. Try it
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

"ALL the worlds e stage" but tho fare
does not suit every body.
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

If you have catarrh, use the surest reme-
dy-Dr. Sage's.
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

An attached couple that are always sepa-
rating-a pair Of shears
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THE GENERAL MARKETS.

SE. ad. Ozark College in another column
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a very hard ground to cultivate, and it
raised even the smallest scrape OF grace.
A very harsh minister was talking to a
very placid elder, and the placid elder said
10 the harsh minister:
"Doctor, do wish you would control
your temper"
"Ah," said the minister to the elder, 81
control more temper in five minutes than
you do in FIVE years."
1t is harder for some men to do right
than for other men to do right The grace
that would elevate you to the seventh
heaven might not keep your brother from
knocking q man down. / had a friend who
came to me and said:
II dare not join the Church."
said: "Why!"
"Oh, he said, 81 have such q violent
temper. Yesterday morning was cross
ing very early at the Jersey City ferry
and l saw . milkman pour q large amount
of water into the milk can, and said to
him: Il think that will do and he insulted
me, and knocked him down. Do you
think ought to join the church,"
NeVeItneieSsS tuot VeIy Sdiuo Iuuu Wuo
was 80 harsh in his behavior, loved Christ
and could not speak of sacred things
without tears of emotion and Rection.
rhorns without, sweetness within-the
best specimen of Mexican cactus ever
saw.
There are others planted in Christ's
garden who are always yadiant, always
impressive-more like the roses Of deep
hue that we occasionally find called
"giants Of battle''-the Martin Lnthers,
Bt. Paul's, Chrysostoms. Wickliff1. Lati-
mers and Samuel Rutherfords. Fhat in
other men 10 spark in them is q covdagra-
tion. When they sweat they swea. great
drops of blood. When they pray sheir
prayer takes fire. When they preach it Is
. Pentscost. When they fight it is .
Tssrmopyle. When they die 1t Il
The Iola register., 1886-07-23

glorious IrutG, enough 70 I'LL all tne baskets
of earth and heaven.
have not told you of the better tree in
this garden and of the better fruit. 1t was
planted just outside Jerusalem q good
while ago. When that tree was planted it
was SO split, and bruised, and barked, men
said nothing would ever grow upon It; but
no sooner had that tree been planted than
it budded, and blossoned, and fruited, and
the soldiers spears were only the clubs
that struck down that fruit, and it fell into
the lap of the nations, and men began to
pick it up and eat it; and they foun in it
an antidote to all thirst, to all poison, to
all sin, to all death-the smallest cluster
larger than the famous one of Eshchol,
which two men carried on q staff between
them. II the one apple in Eden killed the
race, this one cluster Of mercy shall re.
store it.
Again, the church in my text is appro-
priatsly called a garden, because it is
thoroughly irrigated. No garden could
prosper long without plenty Of water.
have seen garden in the midst of d es
ert, yet blooming and luxuriant. All
around was dearth and barrenness: but
there were pipes, aqueducss, reaching
from this garden up to the mountains, and
through those aqueduc the water came
streaming down and tossing up into beau
tiful fountains, until every root and leaf
and flower were saturated. That IL like
the church. The church is . garden in
the midst Of great desert Of sin and suf.
fering; but it IL we'll irrigated, for
Our eyas ara uuto tha hills fro m vhAnco
cometh our help.
From the mountains Of Gods strength
there how down rivers OF glsdness.
There is q river, the stream whereof shall
make glad the city Of our God.
Preaching the Gospel is ono of these
the Bible is aLother. Baptism
aud the Lords supper are aqueducts. Wa.
ter to slake the thirst, water to wash the
water tos@d high up in the light
Of the sun Of righteousness, showing Us
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NOTLl,E

All persons are hereby for~arned not TO
tresplss upon my farms, Green Spot and
"Benfcld, either wth or Without dog or
gun The law VIII be rIgidly enforced against
any person who violates TINS notice No ex-
ccption viii BE- made ia favor Of anybody, not
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Wts'metoo, IT, ob u. live ii hotels
aud boarding. houses,
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TO ERADICATE MoRmoNyx

senator f'imunds, las week rsnorfed
from The Judiciary commi,t.e II thc
Senate bill which he propo !. tsc /.
Up for action lmme.lia ,v mr. lie
holidays, containing ycral important
additions to the law in regard d ,lia.on
polysamr The Til provide. ,st ID
Dry prosecution for polygamy Or aolv-
fal eohahita'ion the husband " rte Of
the accused shall be a competent wines.
aud may Be compelled to te.,ify. fa 81
''e laws Of tab which declare thu ao,.
eeui'9n Tor adultery can be commenced
only on tie complaint Of the husband
q wife are anuuIIel; that an marriage,
N tae territories Of the Uni,eJ State.
shall be ccrtidelin writing BY ilep,r,ie-
ami the person performing the ceremony
AMI that this certificate, when i ft.ed
in court. shah be ptima faei. iiguce
'',."' 'nat ien,a ~
80, '''0"ea ~ The efF''''f
ot t"a; aud 'brt no iIlegituna' ,aJ
born subsequently, to tie passofs ofiae
bf.l shall BE- entitled tr crt any
y = '''''' ! estate
~ y 'oese provisions 'us
'''' '"e laws q tIe ~
P''a''os ''e ''''
n.ll.5 : g.. -, proved 'ni -
- = '"e same may pfe''a'F
- "fP'''''''''"' q the United state.
q certain trustees Of the Church corpor-
a'loo, aud that it shall be the duty IF
me President, with the advice anl con
sent Of the senate, to appoint fourteen
trustees OF sad corporation. to hold
oihcc for two years, who shall anadlll}
report to the Secretary Of the Interior
m regard to all the business affairs aal
operations Of such corporations. The
on also aboIishes the so called Perpctu-
a tmigratlng Fnnd Company and all
tHe territorial laws Of Utah incorpora
ing me same The bill also directs de
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ACT DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER.
$1,000 Few ard,

Stolen from the saddle room adjoining thc
table OF The undersigned on lie Isl o. 29asI
,ecember, ssj, a large Saddle recently re.
AIRED with new pad. new pnee 10 the -
enc HAP patched, new covered leather slirn-
and ie'ttheis Also IL double black rein hT I
die, hctdetall bit AMI mtrtingale, very litl 4
used. will give $40 for lhe return Of MI
same and conviction Of the thief.
}. q. CHAPMAN.
Ia s-nt Ii Plata, MI. |
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BRrARNsHAw WV. Z, EAREsIIAw
B, B, EARNSHAN & BRO,
wholesale aud Retail GrOCers.
Flour. Feed, Grain & Liquor Dealers,
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WASHINGTON, D. C.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.

ET1v1NG greatly enlarged our business By
occurring tuo large warehouses for
- ne inmeusc stock Of goods that We
NJ r4mrel I'd 10 carry to supply The evtraor
a,,ary irsrtas. III our trade. We Will saw.
Ia w. Ire now prepred to meet AL demands
s. ,,o58. in our Iineat prices that VIII salts
T. a9 nj. cre. We are large receivers q
F.nr AMI Grain from the West. Groeerlts
~ r.oeors from drst haA,ls aad With the ex-
,ar;snr' III twenty five years in TIE .HsIness
H. rso s4icl, promise our friends that We
Mn NEE. their expectations Remember our
Farmer. Brands Of -Four:
aWt.,e ana Gold, Fancy Minn. patent.
aT-rplenii Fancy Winter patent.
.nro.it,. Choice Winter patent.
aOnr secret Fancy Family.
MN Beam, choice Family,
MA pauv either lower grades Of good quality,
NM remember the brands mentioned never
MI .toei3e satisfaction, every barrel warrant
cd
Goods packed and delivered to Transports
tiar companies trrc % charge
gasts celebrated Garden Seeds N large
assortment
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A Christmas Gift Really
Worth Having can be had from.
Oehm 4 Son, the enterprising CLOTH rs
Of Baltimore. See their advertisement
in another column which will tell YOU
how to get t Their store at the corner
of Pratt and Hanover Streets is crowd
ed daily with delighted Boys and Men.
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Ladies MI lin Uni r 7esr


Approaching the fact that the de-
mand is for reltuJie goods, at reaSona-
lie prices, we have sought in every in
stance to improve the standard If qudli-
ty and workmanship without affecting
the price. and in many cases have been
more than successful.
We take special pleasure in inaugu-
rating this Crane Sale, which commenc-
ed saturday morning Jauu,ry 2nd. firm
IL believing tat never before were We in
a position to Ter such full money!
worth Of these Gods, being as they are
carefully made from the best known
brands Of Muslin, in the most thorough
manner, and we challenge competition
as regard highnes, Of quality, style and
workmanship, and iowurss Of price.
LADIES FINE MUSLIN CHENTSE
100 dozen Ladies Fin Muslin slcque
ca a, five clusters Of three flu" tucks,
ONLY . CENTS EACH.
u dozen Ladies Corded b md Mushl Che
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ORDER n Isl.
n the Circuit Comt tof CAules Cyaaty.
No. G48 Equity

Nicholas Sonestreet and Eugene Digges use
n George Francis Campbell vs.. Thomas
Ward ct al.
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Only IS CFNTS EACH.

so dozen Ladies Fine Muslin Waking
skirts, fine cambrick RUE with sly tucks il
the rutfie, and four clusters Of four inc tuck
19re, extra quality,
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The Largest, The Ablest. The nest
Raigl1H anil Literary Weekly.

The Most Influential Religious Or ran
IN the states. ~ Spectator. Tond ~,
England
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THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

Like good general who is always
on the lookout and doing everything
to make his army stronger and better
prepared to war successfully, Rev. w.
I. Harris is always doing something
to better prepare his ministerial
charge to please the Master. The
latest is to have all the ministers OF
his district meet in Winchester, Va,
on the Gath inst, where a general
plan Of work is mapped out. May
the harmony, enthusiasm and labor
so please the Lord, that His blessings
may rest upon it and much good be
done.
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Southern Corn CnIsmrc.

The large, late corn, such as is us
ually planted throughout the South
ern States for the main crop, should
be given greater distance between
the plants than the early and sugar
varieties. Corn needs rich soil.
Do not plant it unless you have eth
er rich soil or plenty of manure.
Commercial fertilizers act finely ON
corn crops. The richer the land, the
more the corn can be crowded; but
the most approved plan for planting
large, late varieties, is to- lay off the
burrows six feet apart and four inch
es deep. then drop the seed eight to
ten inches, covering two. or three
inches deep, SO as to leave the corn
plant little below thesurface when
it comes up. Thin ont the corn six
teen to twenty inches apart; after the
first working, cultivate shallow and
level. Corn will very wellbear crowd
ing in the furrow, provided tits Civ
en- sufficient distance between the
rows. leave the land level when
laid by. Plant row of beans be-
tween the rows of corn in June. An
ether plan is, to check the land off
three and one-half 10 four feet each
way, according to the strength of
the soil. Drop three or four kernels
in each check and cover two on three
inchas deep. At the first blowing
thin out to one stalk in hill. When
planted in this manner, blowing may
be done both ways, thereby avoiding
hoeing. The yield, however, will
not be so heavy as when planted ac-
eording to the method given above.
--American dgracuitHrist for June
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Fashion Notes.

Feathers continue TO be worn as
corsage ornamentation. These adapt
themselves most gracefully, and are
exceedingly effective.
Tinsel broeades are rich and love-
ly in the extreme. Combinations of
white or silver and gold, with satin
ground of ciel blue or coral pink,
are particularly effective.
The tea gowns worn by hostesses
at summer afternoon tea drinkings
will be embroidered to match the
tray cover. Some Of these are ex-
tremcly esthetic, and essentially orig
inal.
Plush and faille arc still retaining
their popularity, and velvet was
never more in vogue for trimmings
than at present. Many OF the wash
goods have vests and panels OF this
rich material.
Batavia is the name of new goods
having much the appearance of surah
although of a firmer texture, and has
a high lustre, like satin. This is
seen in many pretty shades, such as
heliotrope, coral, crevette and be-
gonia. 1t comes in checks; also, in
combinations ofmineral blue, white
and cardinal, which are very stylish
when mixed with the plain colors.
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A PET SNAKE.

About two and a half miles west of
Martinsburg, w. Va, and on the
farm of Mr. George Showers, is q
large black snake that has been there
for years. It lives in the barn. A
little girl of Mr.. Showers goes to the
barn regularly with milk, and feeds
the snake. He regards it as useful
and harmless pet; from the fact that
it destroys rats and mice.
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CIVIL SERVICE A FARCE.

OF all National acts, Civil Service
takes the lead in representing moth
ing. From its incipiency we have
had no faith in it. Like Jackson,
we believe ito the victors belong the
spoils." If the Republicans can be
reinstated in 1854 ching not inn
possible, Curtis, Beecher and Bur-
chard and others to the contrary not
withstanding, every Democrat should
be turned out, as every Republican
should be under this administration.
AS tits, it is screen for party blath-
erskites of all political shades and
opinions,
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COLLEGE OOMMENOEMENTs.

The commencement exercises Of
the classical department Of Howard
University, Washington, ID. c., were
held on the 3rd inst. 1t was not our
privilege to be present, but we ven-
ture the statement that the Grafton OF
Miss j. j. Turpin, 'srhe Remedy for
War;" was no small feature of the
occasion.
COMMENCEMENT day at Hampton
was one Of great interest. This in
stitution owns some forty-nine build
ings, of which now and handsome
church is the last to have been erect
ed. The industrial exhibit was very
fine, and the singing full of melody
and beauty, participated in by both
the Indian and the Colored students
The salutatory of the class was deliv-
cred by q young Indian girl, who re-
ceived, also, q gold medal for excel
lence in scholarship, and the valedic-
tory by a strong voiced, braipy son Of
Ham.
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TIVE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Martinsburg and Berkeley
county that he has opened a Coal and Wood
Office and Flour and Feed Store at SO Queen
Street, where all orders il my line will re-
ceive prompt attention. have put in pair
of Fairbanks new scales and all coal sold by
me will be weighed and full weight guar
anteed. Piedmont and Cumberland run of
mine, Fine and Lump Coal; also best quail
ty Nut and Egg anthracite coal always on
hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to sell
are solicited to see me before selling. Thank
ing the public for the liberal patronage ex-
tended me, and soliciting your further favors,
am respectfully yours,
jy24-ly. J. w ROE ERTS,
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PA STU &c. Va.

DERSONS desiring to secure pasture for
A cows, adjacent TO town, from the lst Of
May, can do so, by calling on Mr.. STAFF, at
Bovdville, and making arrangements with
him. m2l te
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AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE CO
7e West 23d Street, New York

We vite special at
tention to our new pat
ent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MACHINE, making pre-
cisely the same stitch
Jas the Wilcox b Gibbs
and yet, il not PREFER
cd to TO the Wilcox Il
Gibbs Automatic Ten
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An Answer Wantots.

Can any one bring us case of kinney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bit
ters will not speedily curep We say
they can not, as thousands Of cases
already permanently cured and who are
will prove. Bright's Disease, Diabetes,
Weak Back, or any urinary complaint
quickly cured. They purify the blood,
regulate the bowels, and act directly on
the diseased parts. Every bottle guar
anteed. For sale at SOC. a bottle by
r. g. Williams Jr u Bro.
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sToRER COLLEGE.

The commencement Of this instl-
tuition took place May 3lst. The
weather being somewhat unfavorable
the usual number OF visitors was not
expected but to the contrary, there
was o larger crowd than has been
present for some years. We were
too late for the examinations but
were informed that they were cred
liable to teachers and pupils. The
declarations, orations and music
showed proficiency and talent. At
3 p. m. we had the rare treat of lis
tening TO the scholarly Grafton de-
livered by Dr.. j. Il. Phillips Of In
dia. His subject was Prohibition.
aud we never heard it SO ably hand.
led before. A physician by profess
sion and associated as he is, he full,
ly realizes the evil effects ofintem-
perance. The exhibition in the even4
ing was interesting and afforded
much amusement for lovers of fun,
This institution has done great good,
for this State and is yearly increas-
ing its facilities, in order to afford
more room, and greater advantages
to students. A more healthful or
better location cannot be found, and
as the children of older pupils form
a large portion Of the primary de-
partment, we hope TO live to see it
become selfsupporting. When we
have gifts and charities to bestow,
let us remember our Alma Mater.
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JoHN KELLY, who controlled Tam
many Hall, which, seemingly had as
much pride in being infamous as
famous, died on Che LIST inst. AS
usual, tens Of thousands honored his
remains and the papers toned with
profound respect for the very per-
son, whom, when alive, shared their
merited rebuke or unmerited SIAN
der. If bad in life, the record and
influence are bad after death.
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Cailblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
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warranted to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price as cent per box.
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sion Machine, can be returned any time with
in thirty days and money refunded, But
what is more remarkable still, we never knew
a woman willing to do her own family sew
ing on a shuttle machine fter having tried
orr new Patent AUTOMATIC Truly, it is a
wonderful invention ! fast friend at first
sight A companion for every home Truth
is mighty and does prevail, Shuttle machines
have seea their best days Send for circular.
Correspondence solicited For manufactur.
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OLD WHEAT65 OTIS. PER. BUsHHL

OID LILA 4 W O1o' In. ID U6u Ill.
Scarce as the wheat crop was last
year, it may seem very strange that
it is so low now; and since the pros
pect of this years crop is prolific,
the laboring people, who should take
advantage Of this chance, will, more
than likely let it pass by, believing
that it will not get higher and pos
sibly lower. This is delusion, and
the low price now means higher
price soon. There are men who con-
troll the price Of wheat, and this is
only done now in order that they
may hoard millions and millions of
bushels, when the market IS overrun
with it, for future speculation.
Against this congress should legis-
late. Two years ago, apples in this
county were plentiful and the prices
very low; but as soon as spectators
infested the county, and bought up
all they could get and shipped them,
up went the prices and so viii it be
with wheat So now is the time for
every poor man to buy 80 or 40
bushels, put them in reliable mill
and use of it as needed.