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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after OCTOBER4. 1895.
GhEAI TRUNK LINE

GkEAI TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York. DeDrosses and Courtandt Street
HARRISBURG Pittsbar. and the West with Pullman Palace
Sna chicago Lea arcr Dinnq smoking and sleep
at ,E'ipO connecting CORY iltusv Petroleum
Centre and tho OH Regions
For Lebanon, ga S2OR M and y Knight wo.,,,
ton Express oi Pullman daily except sunday
u mi sSe Nj eapsT ao 500 anu ssoa M
100 40 and p M sIal2 night Sunday. tl0A IN
For Atlantic CIV except sandey lp M Taronsh cars ,,
toI Cape Nay weekdays. li''V" a. on saturdays onS
Long Branch Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
D. m On sunday - and D. ~ do not stop at AsOurv
For Old Point Norfolk NewYork Phadspha an,
N SsT p1a Ha ssSS M Week Sys' way '''''
Boasoi brooklyn Annex connect WIN an hrDaSa ,ra s
Brooklyn 5S ray9 from rsourg TAO 7so llsos es5
1s%n s5'' M & s s ann sna Ss%O5s
sa SUM- $40 o 9 END lS $ } EEG%
Is and isi9 G GSS 5 S% Ss ss SaG
pm FOR PHILADELPHIA.
c2 s's s 2'S 200 9 Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
might s $50 aS a % and 70 s
Trans t.% ssvas a 70" ssdsr saSay
baa S % 9sa to- Tor i "a n 1S IN aud IN
Returning leave Broad street sutton, Philaielph'
l2Ol $40 4;O5 440, 6:l0 $50 1890 $40. $3.50 IL Al
"a 5, O. d:J5 7:i2 sl2 aud 800 M on sunday l9ol
$40 iO5 $40 $40 $3.50 l2;A9 (i5O Limo. J;55
| 7:l2 S:l2 y.
Leave Phlaiclphi via Camden 900 NJ daily. e1oop
SUNDAY. - 49,
Desbrosses and Courandt SITS No. Courst an
Brooklyn Annex station. loot OF Fulton.st, Brooklyn
station Jersey CITY Emigrlnl Ticket ONCE No Natter
/ place ant Castle barlen.
| The New.York Transfer Company Will call for nj choc
baggage nom hotels residences
| 'CHAN. T. PUGH j. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
7 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt or Des'
brosses follows
a m for Caiasanqua and intermediate points.
A. m for Geneva, Lyons, Emiia, Rochester Buna0 uu
the West and principal local points Char car 10 "AeS
barre ,.-....t-.. 1r,o,roor
,oT1inkhanuo,k Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg
34Op m for Pittston and principal Intermediate points
54Op m i CorIay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg $50 - - p.s,,o .nd
the West Pullman sleeper TO LYONS.
7.5O n m. Tor Iaurys and Intern edate points u
Trans leaving al Pm ana $40 j. m connect orau
ronts in Nahanov and HaZletOD Coal Regions
l'i''' ~ ' SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Mauch Chunk HazletOn and intermediate
points. o..,..,
= M fnr Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.


Trains leave West 42dst ststion as follows and ~ min
MES earlier loot OF Jay-st. North RIVER
detroit Chicago, - a. n. -tOV, -o;lOp m
81 LOUIS, -tdO -e;lOp m. ,,, - .
Buhao ho,leseI Bridge. Niagara Falls $40
a. NJ. 900. $40 p.
Utica and syracuse 80 1930a. 600. $40 p M
Highland Kingston Saug rtl,s, Cal Kill Aipahy o;Ao
.7lO $50 IL 20 T. 4;lj 5000. $40 p m 80 -,o
Cranston's Point, Cornwall. Newburg .5:i1 ~
1880 -lOlO 1928 n. m. AIS, SHOP IN; ana 'oVOp IL
Cranstons Cornwall Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East GOO p. m. r.-
Hamilton London -9:3OL III. @o;Uo 7;lo p. m iVi"hVo
O:3Oa m. 1900 $50 D. m. -, >.,.. NIL. ro,o,.
Elegant sleeping for Hdo >lds"r' rals' De''"i'
hi ago aud ~. LOUIS al thr 'ug tri rs
.Daily Other trains daily except sunday. =,
For tickets timetables paror or sleeping car acconona
tous or information apply at offices Bfcohyn 900 WASH
ington.s 1870 Futon.st Annex Office ieoi q tutonst:
New.York itv 9G3 7S5 q42 Broadway 1882 BOweIy and
"''' "''' 9'' ~ HENRY MONETT.
GNanderbNt-ave. General Passenger Agoue
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
Ia IINE-Tho Popular Inside Route. To Boston. 50
Worcester s. 90 corresponding reduction TO all points
steamers civ Worcester" and " city OF New YORK
leave pier 40 tod numbor North River foot OF Wattsst
next pier Desbrosses Ferry daily except sunday AZ
5p. IN. ", W. DINO = !, . sS.. =
<NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" For Catskill Stuyveslnt and intermediate landings.
Boats daily Sundays exceptedD from Pier 49, footot
Jay d. ~ FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
DAY LINE

ID no OLD POINT COMFORT, Norfolk, Va, and South
Leave via Penn Il. H. i3O p H. Paror cars To baltimore
thence Palace steamers arriving at Old Point $40 a. H.
Norfolk . a. IN. H. V. TOMPklNS, Genl Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i NEW.YORK, NEW.HANEN and HARTFORD r. n.
Trains leave Harlem River station corner l32d st.. anl
Incoln-ave, near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem
River reached by Third Avenue Elevated Raroan daily
except Sundays az 6i5, $780, $40 L. 35 2ln 355.
40 $40 80 g. 1890 FOR Port Morris (Oak
Point Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West CheSt e
Tmpsou Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow Getty lsan ~
Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting at New.
NewYork, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore Line
and Air Line Divisions New.Canaan. Mddletown, New
Britain aud Suhied branches; and Boston aud all
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons nj l2.lOa m. daily. except Mondays.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons NJ ga IL OF AMI $50 the latter train connect
ing AT New Rochelle with way trans 10 stamford
nELAWARE. LACKAW ANNA and WESr-
IL ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BErWEEN
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TINE - ,,,,,.s
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEitflNN 'oA'hts.
Depos In OF Barclay aud christopher sta
Ga IN Daily except sundays Buffalo aud osweg" Ehprsss
hamton Eimira Bath Bunao Syracuse oswego. Greone.
Oxford Norwich Utca connect at Scranton for Ptston.
Wikesbarre Danvle and Northumberland at owego tor
Ithaca and intermediate stations
Ip.m Binghamton and Emra Express Pullman coaches
for Water Gap Scranton. Bnghamton. owego and tlmrA
connects for Pttsto Kingston wkesbarre 40
Z D, M Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coaches
Stromisburg, Scranton, Bnghamton, owego, EmirA
Corning. Bath Waylani, Buffalo, &C., arriving In Buffalo
7.2Oa m sleeping coach for Olean via Wayiand
coaches sroudsburg scranton Bnghaton Cortlandt
Syracuse Oswego Greene. Oxford, Norwich Utica and
Rchrci springs connect at Owego for Ithaca and inter
meate stations except saturdays Connects Buffalo WITH
trans for all other points West
For Richnei springs a. daily. except SUNDAYS v'o<
p. m. daily except SATURDAYS Sleeping coach to Utica
See time tables way trains ON Morris aud Esssx ID
vision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
NrORTHFRN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ Trans from Chambersst station for FnglewOod
Tenafv Coster Sparki and >yack 800 100 $50 900 and
ll;3O m ll5 800 400 4:5O 500 $40 $50 500 1890
D. H. 1900 midnight Sundays 1880. $50 400 and 500
For Manuel spring VALLEY. Monsey and ralmans 5:3o,
1880 $50 4:5O $780, 500 sundays $50 n M. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
PHILADELPHIA AND READING X. r.
i i RsEY LENIRAI. nINIhION.

p, E6ST 81 LIbfETY;siT S2GTlI RIVER ,k,hsss
and didnEST3S eSr9 10 H gsS
70 cS 300 7"S gS 26 400 s5 no. So s POO
Chestnut iii at CoIambiaavs for MlniylnN consho-
DRX%iSG: ROOM ca Eson all Day Train, and SLEEPING
Returning I esv S PHfIADELPHI Ninth AMI
7:5o 93G g$9 llOoh n GlS 81 l M ~ a. TO- m
at $40 40 $40 800 1890 M. 100 $50 $40 900
D kHaVnN PEAIR and and frLLrPsnURo PENN
For or'1w ifIIiLfAMsPoRT.- sUNBURY LEwIsBURG and
rS M4HATqIy cl and @ at FAB $780,
il:oon n. 100 1880 400. 6aSo 0A5 1900 m sundays
sE sSS fi FisS go q Zoo $50 Ill.,
100 100 3.45 646p. m sundays at 5'SOp M
For For al at oo 74 sSo H. $780, s45 400 II
,J Btl 7nnsIYs ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
al 400 1900 e:Soa Ill., LOO lSo. S'i5 oi1 p u Sundays
Tor LAsT0S at 400 100 $50 m, leo l'so a. a'o9
rd az i i III IO at 400 & % 5a
p " snn Ssiio soV4 a. $50 H. Loo $780, 400 $780,
$500. 5;5og sundays go T. M ZOO $40 1918 100
ior 1Hf in $50 s4S Zoo ESQ., 500 $50 0iS o:Oo
S51 100 $50 e:i5 1870 p sundays 400 SABA IN.
r9 ny FL AZ 'ii 100 AZ 20 80 g s s
5S 55, 90. TO 100 $40 jyo lcS l.oce%
Sundays loo e45 m- lZoo No. 4'So' 4'oo o'oV' o''o'
For ZIP PEk tHSA GBoY at aoc 600 SIP lloS it5am
IL o@ tSS ' BTA SCI ci CtE&N GhoY &C. al a ..
e :yt. si5 OCEAN taSS Sac 1j Al V 400
For FEfKERaWS6dGp ' i6as RivE Bars i s asOo
SIG a NJ MY tcifpE VINELAND and BRIDGEroNA
4:OUa IN. LOOP. IN ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,.,,,>-
NEW-JrRSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. }. North River. via sandy Hook
For HIGHLANDs, sEABRIGHr. LONG BRANCH 400
u els can lie procured foot OF Lilertyst Pier No
Narth RIVER Il 5Ol 2s7, AL y4L LAO and lo23 Broad
l43 Green cl. l4b 10 East 10th st. 1887 bo"eiy ia
Canas and principal hotels IL Ne" ! ora S! IN btoVA
vn No Couist. lU7 Broadway, s3s, $50 Futon-sL ~
3T NJ anha In Hoboken, 25i Westinghouse New-
Work Company Will call for ana check baggage on1
LoteiEs u viooI TEN C. @. HANCOCK.
'',;.nersl hanacer Gen. Pass amt Ticket Agt
H. T. BALDWIN. G. E. p. Ast. ll9 Liberty ST.. ~ \.
TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-FOr
~ Troy and the North. TROY Excursion tickets ~ 90
DAILY except Saturday. foot OF Christophets D. IN sun
day steamer touches At Albany.
IL. fares reduced.-StonngtOn Line. Tho
~ Inside Route for Boston, Providence, and all
New England points .... .,,- . ,no,,,nr.cr
Passengers via this have full nights rest by taking
express train from steamers landing for Providence
Reclining chair paror between steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE -
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAS-ACHU-
SETS will pier No 81. North River. block
above Canast, at D. M daily. except SUNDAYS
POPPLE, Genl Passenger Az l. Box 3.oll. New-fofk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans from Chambers station for FngewOod,
Tenahy Closter Spark and >yack 300 1880 $50 $50 and
ll3O m. ll5 800 400 4:5O 500 $40 $3.50. 800 1890
p. 1900 midnight Sundays 1880 $500 No. 400 and 500
For Nanuet Spring Valley Monsey Tallmans $50,
IN d n a
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gteamboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS. Peoples Line"
Connecting a. Albany for al point. and ws..
FALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED.
s'sa SSYsTS 81 Ss;sT
"a AMER 1GT So. PEI hos s
hI"ItyS XII q. sm sS q MN,
each @ soa sts's :na
Offices at the office on Pier % and on ,feaeT cosyop
BORDEN LOWELL. Agents. Genl Pass. Agent
NEW-HAvEN STEAMBOAT CO . STEAM.
~ Frs. g II: NoRTHAM AND coNTii,NESTAI. l.avs
.sspis r,SI
M d eEs:. oa and baggage checked at az srosdw
y and Courtsl BroaEyn Excursion to New.Haven and
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June a. 1886
A is nj roS Montreal
ASany Utica ns %f " R S-
Erie Cleveland and Toeo arriving at Chicago 9SoA IN and
ioSo a ~ Chicago Etpre,s drswinrroon carsto Can
tiiso No. Western Sew.Yorx AMI Northern Erpress
ssSD % xSany Troy and Uc. Express with drawing
room .ap m' Accommodation Albany and Troy
70, % Fs n% az cncpns & ch
and St Montreal Eape x
road and saTaogs also to
D. n. ROcffRfer
t.gl5 m Pacific Exprcss with sleepingcars tor Roches
fer Bufao Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo Detroit and
Chicago Sleeplngcars 10 Clayton ano oguehsOug " Ca
cept SATURDAY. -, -,--,..--. =. .r...w
opd rov Connects with morning trains for the West
and tor the North (eIcept SATURDAY night
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot, NO. Z battery
Place Alb broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and 4thave,
andat westcos FIrress Aces PARK place near bIoSi
wayl 7sb P42 Broadway and G2 West l25thst. New
York 1888 Washington and $50 Fulton ss Brooklyn and'
observation-disclosures in irawingroon AMI seepngcars can b,
procure at any the ticket Offices In Newfork CITY, AM
53y Washin zionist. BROOKLYN.
baggage called for and checked from residence
These ira ma run daily All Others daily except sunday
tihese trains stop at narlem u25-st and tthaye1 ron,
J. NJ. TOUCEY, II. "a N.Y. IN,
General superintendent ueheih idssehsei hBehs
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or Boston.
Reclining chair paror between steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAS-ACHU-
SETS Will pier No 80, North River. one block
above Canal-st D. m. daily, except SUNDAYS.
w POPPLE, Genl Passenger Ag T. Box 3.Oll, Newfork-
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AIRANY BOATS. peoples Line"
n ~ DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
IN pier Al NJ n foot Cxnaist daily Sundays ercepte
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Fir-rcass fare 50 to BOSTON. - % TO PROVIDENCE.
Passengers via have full nights rest by taking
1856 express from steamers landing for Providence
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q AND 20 WEST 2sp.sT.. NEw.Y
los BOYS.

JOS BOYS
miss LOUISA VI. ALCOTT SEQUEL TO LITTLE
Men one lghtfu books in the whole OF
JUVENILE INSTRUMENTATION HAS BEEN IN
preparaton just been brought out by the
MESSRS ROBERTS BROS, OF BOSTON IT is EN-.
fitted JOS Boys the winning freshness, original
ITY AND BEAUTY OF THOUGHT AND IDEA WHICH
characterized authors earlier work pervades ITS
EVERY ONE FAMILIAR WITH MISS ALCOTTS
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OF .JO's BOYS ONE CAN ONLY SAY PLEASANT
things OF this pleasant book 1t is pleasure TO meet
AGAIN THE CHARMING MARCH FAMILY. AND LIVE
in sympathy the gentle life OF the lovelies little
PEOPLE ONE HAS EVER ENCOUNTERED IN COOKS
Ii really know that Jos Boys the last OF the series
NDTHAT THE URTAIN is RUNG DOWN FOREVER
on drama life and character which was always
FULL OF SWEETNESS AND BEAUTY TO YOUNG AND
old alike last book shows that her hand Is as
FIRM AS EVER AND ONE WOU Id WISH THAT SHE
could writing such books as she has gwen us Tor Gene
RATIONS OF READERS YET TO COME" SAYS iHE
Quebec Chronicle Price ~ 90 sold eveTywhere or sent
POSTPAID By THE PUBLISHERS, ROBERTS BROS
Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
4'Oo S a. nl, -yC SOUTHERN DIVISION.

y. Troy and North. Trov EXCURSION tickets = 80.
DAILY except Saturday. foot OF Christopher D. IN sun
day steamer touches At Albany.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06
BRILLIANT COlORED WEDDING

A Swell Affair Among the CnIOrcd Aristo-
cracy of Louisi sna-HOw the Daughter
ola Former Slave Entered Welded Life
New ORLEANS, July 29.-The biggest
colcred wedding ever witnessed in Louis.
lana was that celebrated at Sonlouque
plantation in lberville parish yesterday
Few white weddings compare with it.
There was special train from this city
for invited guests. A string band was
imported for the occasion, and refresh
ments furnished by the first restaurateur
in New Orleans. By day the man.
sion Of the brides father was a mass
of natural flowers; and by night
the grounds were lighted with lanterns
and japanese fire. All the cream of coll
ored society graced the occasion, and not
q few white persons of standing were
among the guests. As for the dresses,
few bali rooms have seen any thing finer
or tastier. The contracting parties wer'-
Miss EIadie Aiaine, daughter o
a member of the Louisiana LegiS-
lature, and Professor PalmerstoE
Landry, of Mansfield College, an
other legislator. The brides father.
originally slave and coachman, bore
in those days the name of Sonlouqne
He has not altogether forgotten that
time, for his sugar plantation, one of the
handsomest and prettiest in Louisiana.
still recalls the old slave day in its name
Sonlouque, whereas he himself is To-day
the Hon. Theophilc Ailaine. Ever,
prominent negro politician in the United
States was invited to this event ard
nearly all sent presents or congratulatory
kilograms.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06
Origin of the Word "Queer."

''The word queer has a remarkable
origin attributed to it. One night,
when the performance at Drury Lane
was finished, the celebrated Quin,
many of whose jokes are still remem-
bered, offered to bet young nObleman
one hundred pounds that next morning
a word would be in universal use
which had never been heard before.
The nobleman accepted the wager and
left the theater. Then Gum summoned
all the 'supers,' who happened to be
very numerous, and gave each a large
piece of chalk. He told them to go
through the leading thoroughfares of
London, and write at intervals on the
flags the word queer Quin's orders
were faithfully carried out, and on the
following morning, of course. people
were astonished-the word was in
everybody's mouth. The great actor
with little difficulty made good his
claim to the nobleman's bank-note,
while bequeathing new word to the
language. The story is good one,
but it does not agree with the diction-
arics.-San francisco Arg0naut.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06
UNEMPLOYED WOMEN.

What Shall He Done with Those Who Car
Do No Work:
To the thoughtful woman the ques-
ton recurs again and again: What
can be done with the purposeless. I'M
trained women willing to work for
wages but unable to spend time and
money in a doubtful attempt to fit
themselves for particular occupation?
A wOmen's exchange is chiefly store
house for undesirable articles, few OF
which are bought in pity. 1t is a
device of those who are earnestly seek
ing to help their fellow-women and
not natural outgrowth of the law Of
supply and demand. The training
school begins at the foundation; it
fits girl to hold her own, asking no
favors.
A woman's duty begins with the
woman nearest to her by ties of blood
and affection. and stretches out to
those accounted less fortunate than
herself; but it does not end there.
There are women far above her in the
scale of wealth, perhaps, who need a
wider outlook and broader sympathies;
who need to be drawn out of themselves
and their exclusiveness; who need to be
interested in the great. busy, strug-
Cling world outside of their circle, and
to feel that upon them rests, in part,
the responsibility of making it better
and purer. In some ways they are
more restricted than the woman who
sews for them. The wife of teamster.
if she have the time, can take up any
remunerative employment, and her
friends neither question nor repudiate
her. The wife of a millionaire, pos
sessed of unlimited leisure, must be
idle. For ''he also is idle who might
be better employed" If she can en-
dure the epithet of peculiar" she may
give her life to the investigation and
improvement of tenemt mt houses OF
devote herself to a particular line Of
study; otherwise her work for her fell
low-men and women will be confined
to charity balls and fashionable bazars.
To do aught which would bring her a
return in money is not to be thought
of for an instant.
And from the wife and daughter Of
the millionaire to the girl who starves
behind counter rather than go into a
comfortable kitchen, the same power
is at work. Alas! how weak we are.
Women may say that all honest work
is ennobling, and all voluntary idleness
belittling, and that, in comparison
with the woman who never lifts 8
finger to serve another. nor has q
thought above her own adornment and
her social conquests. the woman who
does the work of her kitchen, if she dc
it well, is worthy of all the honor; but
the conviction has not yet become a
part of them.-Ella C. Lapham, IN
Forum.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06
A Fatal Duel i'm Belgium.

BRUSSELS, July 30.-A fatal duel was
fought last night in Belgium between I'll
artillery lieutenant, Savage, and mill
tary surgeon, Praille. At the fourth fire
the latter fell, shot through the heart,
The cause of the duel was the suspicion
of Savage regarding the relation:
of Praille with his wife. The:
fought with revolvers in the woods al
Angleur, near Liege. Savage is APRON
Using officer of thirty-four years of age.
Praille, who was only aged thirty-one,
was the doctor of Sanvage's wife, whom
he was suspected of having seduced.
Savage will be tried by court-martiai
and probably acquitted.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06
Irish NatiOnalists in Secret Council.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July ga secre,
meeting of Irish Nationaiists from all
parts of the country was held in ST. Paul
and adjourned Tuesday without any
body finding it out. In fact the meeting
was held here in order to be secret, and
the few in st. Paul who were there refuse
to say anything about it. 1t is supposed
to be preliminary to the Chicago conyen.
ton. Among those present were Alex
ander Sullivan, of Chicago; n. Rowland,
of New York: j. j. MarOney, Of F.ii!a
delphia; r. Walker, of Dubuque, and
Judge Brophy, of Quincy.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06
CONSIGNED TO EARTH.
Funeral of the Late Hubert o. ThOmps
in New York.

Funeral of the Late Hubert o. Thompson
in New York.
New YORK, July 29.-The services
over the body of Hubert o. Thompson
began this morning. Only the famii
and pall-bearers were present during this
service. Numerous floral tributes were
strewn around the casket. At half-paS;
ten the remains were borne out OF tine
Worth House to Trinity Chapel, near by-
Fully four thousand people were assem-
bied in the vicinity of the chapel. Tl,r
church was crowded TO Overfowing with
personal and political friends.
At the conclusion OF the services at the
church the coffin was placed in Il hear>e.
and, followed by the pall-bearerS an'
members of the family and various rela-
tions, was borne to the Grand Cen,ra,
depot, where u special train conyeg"f
the party TO Woodlawn. The body wae
buried with Masonic ceremonies.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06
I Had o Dreadful Cough,

Had Dreadful Cough
and raised considerable amount Of blood
and matter; besides, was very thin, and
go weak I could scarcely go about the
house. This was the case Of Q man with
consumption arising from liver complaint.
He recovered his health completely by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery." Thousands Of Others bear similar
testimony.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06

! Halls Hair Remover always gives salts
+, faction, and is Endorsed by our best ply
sicians.
AS stimulant to the stomach, liver and
bowels, the safest remedy is Ayers Pills
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06

THERE is but one school Of journalism, +"
and that is-journalism-Bu6al Exprsss
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06

BANG is something to . door-especial-
~ when it is on pretty girl.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06

FRAZER AXLE GREASE lasts three times a.
| long as others and saves horses and wagons.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06

TEE moth exhibits much taste in dress
Boston Ty0mseripL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06

WHY is Q doctor never sea-sick. Ho il
used to zee sickness
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06
For the Ladies.
Laughteris the poor mans plaster
NGol.ia.. HI, alan luxl,H.

For the Ladies.
Laughter IL the poor mans plaster,
Making every burden light;
Turning sadness into gladness,
Darkest hour to May dawn bright.
IT'S the deepest and the cheapest
Cure for ills of this description.
But for those that woman 8 heir to.
Use Dr.. Pierces "Eavorite Prescription y
Cures all weaknesses and Irregularities,
"bearing down" sensations, "internal
fever" bloating, displacements, inflamma-
ton, morning sickness and tendency to
cancerous disease. Price reduced to one
dollar. By druggists.
TIE great trouble with . buzz-saw is
that it never wears false teeth.-LOreN CT
izen.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-08-06

PAT-"Be jabers, what harrud tonnes
II I had me loife insured I'd take it,
Chicago Journal.