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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-13
CHILDREN'S BRAINS.

The Half and Half Training Recently In
troduced Into English Schools.
The Wiseacres of society were long
time in discovering that child's brain
is capable Of only limited and mod
crate amount of fixed attention daily.
They have, however, arrived at that
conclusion at last. Brain slavery has
been nearly abolished in schools
especially in public schools. To whom
principally, belongs the credit of first
establishing the fact that children may
be overtaught, we do not know; but he
deserves that a votive statue, sculp-
tured by childish hands, should be
erected in his honor in every great
city in Christendom.
1t is amazing that our great grand
fathers should not have reflected that
little heads had something else to do
than pore over books, viz: to grow.
Psychologists must have known, CEN
turtles ago, that young brain, like a
young back, might be crippled, de-
formed, crushed, by the imposition of
burdens unsuited to its comparatively
feeble power of endurance. But the
doctors did not interfere with the
schoolmasters. 1t was not in "their
way" and SO the examining system
fiourished unchecked until within the
last half century.
What is called half and half training
has recently been introduced into the
industrial schools of England with
great success. The forenOOns are de-
voted to book-learning, the afternoons
to active employments; and it is found
that pupils acquire twice as much
knowledge within a given number of
days under this system as they
acquired in the same time when they
studied" all day long.-N. Y. Ledger
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O'DONNELL DAMAGED.

Sensational Testimony Introduced on he.
half OF tho London Times.
LONDON, July 5-The trial in the libel
suit of Mr.. John O'Donnell sgainst the
Times was resumed yesterday. Attorney
General Webster, resumlng the preseuta-
ton of the case for the defense, quoted
from speeches IN favor of boycotting made
by Parnelllte members of Parliament He
said the defense intended to prove the gen
uineness OF the documents published in
the Times, but they would not reveal who
disclosed them, even though such action
should result in . verdict for the plain,iff.
He then read letters with the view Of
showing that the league instituted the
Phoenix Park murders.
Among the letters read by the Attorney.
General was one from Mr.. Egan, in Paris.
while he was treasurer Of the league, dated
February, 1851, in which he said: Mr..
Parnell Is here. l have spoken to him
about the further advance to the fund. He
has no objection. We have. agreed that
prompt aclon is called for"
Afterward Mr.. Egan wrote: "Mr. Paruell
accepts the offer made by B." (meanlng
Brennan).
Next was q most signi6 cant letter dated
October, 1851. written after Mr.. ParnelPs
arrest, by Mr. Egan in Paris, to james
Carey in Dublin He said: Il have my
post sent N. (meaning Mul,et who was
afterwards sentenced to penal servltude
for connection with the Phoenix Park
murders) Zoo. He will give you what you
want. When will you undertake 10 get the
work done! Give US value for our money"
The reading Of this caused a sensation in
court
Later-The jury in the libel suit Of
O'Donneli against the Times, growing out
of the ''Parneilism and Crime'' articles, re-
turned verdict for the Times.
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s,LLlARo rAsLEs.


q 1anu1hcturoe Explnano New They Are
MsAs aaa what Thsy Csst.
There are several manufacturers OF
billiard tables in the United States,
but the oldest and largest Of them are
in this city, . leading one Of which
was visited the other day by re-
porter. In making the wooden frame
Of the table only the choicest mate
rails can be used and the wood re-
quires three years seasoning to insure
its staying in its place. The corners
Of the broad rails are carefully mitred
and bored by accurate machinery, and
they are fitted to iron corner pieces
having a socket for receiving the legs.
All Of the cross pieces are secured by
iron sockets, SO that when the parts
Of the table are fastened together they
are not liable to be thrown out of ad-
justment by atmospheric changes.
The legs are shaped by a machine and
also sand-papered and smoothed by an
other machine which receives it auto
matically and puts it in shape for the
SoiAAcAAuk UTucu, WHICH, 10 Vi ucCCoSl-
ty done by hand. A large number Of
men are constantly employed in this
department. giving the final touches
which render the exterior Of the table
SO attractive. In many points the man
ufacture of billiard tables is like that
of a piano or first class article of furni-
ture, but greater accuracy is required
than in either of the branches referred
to. Billiard tables are made in COM
bination with dining and library ia
bles and command ready sale, The
prices of tables range from e275, the
cheapest. up to $1,000 for those fin
ished with the finest woods and pat
ented steel cushions. American bill
lard tables are well known the world
over, have received all the first prizes
and medals at all the national exhibit
tions and are largely bought for expor-
tatiOn.-N 7. Mail and Express.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.

Gathering 1t Baltimore, Nd, Of Delegates
ofOver Four Hundred Clubs.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 5.-Delegates from
at least 40 Democratic clubs arrived yes
terday morning and presented their Gre
dentisls At the headquarters, No. West
Fayette where they received the Official
badge and tickets Of admission to the con-
vention. The subcommittee OF the league
appointed by the genereral committee were
in conference all morning with the men,
bers of the National and Congressional
committees Of the party.
The Academy of Music, where the con-
vention was being held, presented an inspir-
ing appearance. The exterior Of the build
ing was tastefully decorated with flags
and streamers, and in the center, over the
arch, was hung large canvas, pictures Of
Cleveland and Thurman. and the United
States coat Of arms. The interior was dec.
grated in . simple manner. Over the stage
and hanging from the bottom Of the hoisted
curtain in graceful loops, were two I'M
mense United States flags, separating
which, rs porteire, was bandana about
six feet square, Topped in the middle. In
the center Of the Stage, hanging from the
flies, was portrait Of President Cleveland
In frame Of blue set with white stars.
The delegations were assembled in State
groups and their positions in the audi
torium designated by State markers. The
back Of the stage was occupied by the del
egations from Maryland and the District
Of Columbia delegations.
On the stage were such prominent men
~ Senators German, Kenna, Wilson. OF
Maryland, Faulkner, Phillips, Thompson,
Cortland B. Matson, Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Indiana; congressman
Townsbend. Of Illinois; Good AMI Wise, Of
Virginia; Tracy, Of New York; Rusk,
Raynor, Compton, Gibson and Shaw, Of
Maryland; Third Assistant Postmaster
General Knott, Hon. W. L. Scott, Of Penn
sylvania; Hon. w. II. Grain, Of Texas;
General Clark, clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
Half an hour was spent in giving cheers,
As they were proposed, for President
Cleveland, Thurman, Henry Watterson.
Carlisle, German, Governor Lee, Senator
Daniels, Tammany Hail. Chauncey F.
Black, 1.-THE Goddess of Reform Mrs
Cleveland, Senator Blackburn AND others.
and the bands alternated with MY Mary
land" yankee Doodle,'' 'sDixie," etc.
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Harm Thief Killed.

BENKLEAAN, Neh, July 6-This section
had been troubled for some time past with
horse thieves and it Is estimated that a
hundred animals had been taken in two
counties during the past year. Last Mon
day Sheriff Buckwald, while in the vicinity
Of Idalia, came upon TWO of the most uoto-
rious members Of the gang, John Bantield
and Mike Laughlin. Both men were
armed with Wlnchesters while the only
weapon the sheriff had was his revolver,
but he got the drop on Laughlin and or
dered him to throw up his hands. He
showed fight and the sheriff shot him
dead. Banfield then surrendered and was
brought to town and placed in jail The
sheriff il the hero Of the hour.
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Mental berr4tfou.

HoUsrox. Tex, July Rev. Charles A.
Bone, who. under temporary mental aber-
ration, mysteriously disappeared from his
home in Yanktou, Oak, several days ago,
turned up here yesterday. A Mason hsy
ing met him by chance on the train, and
discovering his mental condition, brought
him here. He knew not how he came here
or even that he was away from home. He
IL tho rector Of Christ Church Of YsnKton.
and the last he remembers was his start.
ing from his residence to the post ONCE.
His wife is now 1t Joplin, where he was
sent BY the Xasons. He 10 in high stand.
ing among the Nasons and the ministry Of
the Episcopal Church.
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CANDIDATES FOR HEMP.

The Mayor Of . Kansas Town Killed and .
Justice Of the Peace shot by Lawless
Negroes.
GErpA SPRINGS. Ran, July 5-Mayor
Kenyon, of this city. was fatally shot and
Justice Furry badly wounded by negro
yesterday afternoon. Ciu-
zens are in pursuit Of the criminals and will
give them short shrift.
Three negroes, Ike David. Jim Cherry
and Simmons, all Of Arkansas City, opened
a joint in . corn field adjoining the city
yesterday morning, and all day men were
seen going and coming from the place
Colonel n. c. Kenyon, mayor OF the city,
said at four o'clock in the afternoon:
There is q joint over there in the corn
field. am now looking for Judge Furry
to go and arrest them" He went and in .
short time report came that Colonel Ken.
yon was killed and Judge Furry wounded
in the leg.
This proved to be true. and in a short
time the mayor was taken in q carriage in
sensible to his home. shot through the alb
domen. and is now dying. Judge Furry.
who is . Justice of the peace, was shot in
the leg, receiving q serious but not fatal
wound.
Colonel Kenyon was brave soldier and
commanded an Illinois regiment during
the war. He was recently elected mayor
OF this city and was one OF the most hon.
ored citizens Of this place and one Of the
best business men. The killing was done,
as now reported, by Cherry, who Is des-
perado and will certainly be hanged at
once if caught.
Telephone and telegraph messages have
been sent in all directions to intercept tho
murderers and the citizens organized
armed squads who are now IN pursuit OF
the desperadoes, ard they will be shot on
sight If intercepted. The Governor Of the
State will be asked to offer o big reward
for the murderers and especially for the
Of Cherry, who is reputed TO
be desperate Of the worst type.
1t il now known that the nssassins swan
the Arkansas with their horses near the
ferry and fed to the Territory.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-13

NEW YORK, July -Four men are locked
up in police headquarters, charged with
having acted IN concert for months 10 rob
the wholesale grocery firm Of Whyland &
Co. John Brady was twelve years a por-
ter for the firm. but now has little grocery
store In Brooklyn. He has received and
disposed Of the stolen goods to the amount
in value of thousands Of dollars. Henry
Wellington, an express truckman, has car
RED away the stolen goods with others de-
signed for shipment, and forwarded them
TO Brady's address in Brooklyn. Henry
Bushel and James McCannack, clerks IN
the store Of Thurber, Whyland 4 Co., have
been the ''ip side" confederates in the com.
hfnafiop
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-13

Of those chronic veekneesss and Distressing
eilmsnt. PeSHliaE 70 fs%ales q the dnyaliSs
hes Afforded . vet experience n nicely sdagt-
ing ana tn0rouenly testing ieme0aee for mo
cure OF w0mano peculiar maiadles.
= TIE outgrowth. Or res@lt. Of this great and
valuable experience. Ih0usande Of testimo-
niab, received from patients and from physi-
waited and obstinate cases which had ba{ied
Their ekill. prove n 70 % inc most wonderfu!
remedy ever oevDe1 i0r ne renei enc cure OF
suffering women. 1t y mot recommended q .
womane peculiar ailmente
:. A. powerful, tnvtg0raeing tonies
n tmparte oreoetn 70 the whole system.
particular. For oyerworhed. worn: out,"
drs.smakera seamsereSes. .shep,sisS house.
teepem nursing mot6sTs and fesole women
y ne ereetese earthly boon. being unequaIed
assn oppetizine cordial and restoratiye tonic:
49,. eectn .1oSe|.s sHS g ns
qualed and = invaluable II alayinf and sub
DUNG nervous e1citability. irrjtabiiity. ex::
hauston. peo:trafaon. hysteria. spasns and
monty sftendsnf upon fSnct,onai and organic
disease OF the womb. Il iDfuces refreshing
eleep end relieves mental anxiety and d.
spo10cncy.
IL : lseisis.ss sssiciss. esssss!iy
COMPOUNDED ~ an experienced ana skillfJ
pny0c1an, ana eoapted % womenS deliceto
orsanissaioo' ,Is purely yegetabIe = e
ssscss i :ny condition 81 tSs :ysss%. Foe
cause srisine, weak stomach. indieest;on. an.
1 .ha xe1y rs In small
tive e. e %c e .bs Ss s
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-13

Be wnGto dispose ofh ball. for small fraction Of tseirco:.
coeeapabls Of purchasing largely
resulting In our obtaning he entire sock 81 Snk -
Satin Ribbon B8eosn01ts Of several Of the iesSe0M
bedepsnded upon to snyhng 70 b sno sseeI
vy bess Of America. Ted they ere even ewy
free1 noshng ket known. eand benent f0s Al u
sds; beauti slseant, choice eocds sbsolstsH e0 We
hsve expensd Of DOLLAR IN this dsecfton and cn
mmensely varied and most complete
boss svsy shae and with asd an Of e1eesens
ssay sdepsed for bonnet striag hat nn..s
Of sIss Fanes thsse yards md upwards lsgh
ThoseA ssnnents the patterns aid Ase sge -
nay depsp6ea besutifbl F.Aned AsAinabs s
eai1 AGW - get . box eeatolaanG 2 C0oIxeeee
zeo0rt1e0G q these elegant Plbbe1e Eree:
TIE Rr0etlea1 1eOuoekeeDer 49, Ao1Se6
E1P0osae C00p0n60o, pebn.aed Douthy ~ - oes-
ksewlsde b hos competent y sdee, % 3 The 49,
issssed; regular s psyssf; ssnd - ee.is -
win sod you s fal year, and viii also - frees
subsrpseso end bones u. postage snps nay
be han o. Get hends to shs16y -
un9 ls1bsefpuo.s and bo1es fec only u; can % ~
nSues Ths above h based ths Art:hoss
The periodical Nfed 10 Sbs one yss. want tsess: -
sAsf naks nosey. We mahe this sas en- p go e
q sabsebesa Who, nst .oW, - sSas
year snd b ysaS tAsssses, shall reward WIN pvea
cause najorty Of hem VII wsh toss1sW nm ecescS1
sons, and win he Uooey required bate eeo
psSes voc would have 20 q sny soee ~ -
saas Of far inferior nbhcsa oese bela ~
k.sws; yea viii fully appreciate e.s1 eef yoe - en-
ty aa0sd cus tAs out, sesd q ~ Dss.
ahly II won appsar again. AddTesa,
q, HALlEfT D Co, pc1l1xRIn1, 1o11lAIps 4AUB
q NAME IRt1 RAPKR ssay ens yss vrias
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Kent IL Quiet.

DENVER, Col, July The register Of
the United States lani-office, Frank
Mott, had been drinking heavily Of late
and intruding his attentions in disagree
able manner upon two or three employees.
among these a young man named }. G.
Moore, employed in the Office Of the re-
ceiver OF public moneys, adjoining that Of
the register. Yesterday afternoon when
the clerks were about leaving Mott made
An assault on Moore, when the latter drew
q revolver to defend himself and Mott
pulled his own and was about to use it.
when the other clerks intsrfered and sep
grated them. The affair was kept very
quiet. but was given awsy BY one Of th9
clerkA
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Tho Fourth in K.nsss CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July a-Accidents,
etc, were numerous in this city yesterday.
The sad death Of little Eddie Lynch, Twelve
years Of age, who was run over by mule
car, was one Of the first casualties Of the
day. Robert Elston, the fourteen
year-old son of Coroner Elston. was
accidentally shot IN the thigh by
another boy with q twenty-five caliber re-
volver. Charles Ditsch, son Of ex-Captain
Of Police Charles L. Ditsch, was badly
burned about the face and neck by the prem.
allure discharge Of an improvised cannon.
Albert Litsinger, a newsboy, was severely
cut on the right ankle BY q soda bottle
which T. c. Howard threw at William Ed
mundS IN q drunken brawl
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From the Ex.President Of the New,
York State Senate.

STATE OF NEW YORK, SENATE CHAMBER,
ALBANY, March II, 1886.
have used ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsrERs
in my family for the past five years, and
can truthfully say they are . valuable
remedy and effect great cures would not
be without them. I have in several in
stances given some to friends suffering
with weak and lame backs, and they have
invariably afforded certain and speedy re-
relief They can not be too highly COM
mended. EDMUND L. P1Trs.
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A Fatal Blow,

PARIS, July 5-The motion expressing
confidence in the Government, which was
adopted in the Chamber Of Deputies yes
terdsy, was carried by'a vote Of go to l57,
not 1a6 to 1s2 - reported. The newspapers
here agree that the vote has fortified the
Cabinets position until the Chamber reas-
sembles in October
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KANSAS CITY, July 6.-At seven O'Clock
last evening half dozen Armour dale boys
from eight 10 twelve years Of sge were
bathing in the Kaw river at the belt line
bridge, when one Of their number. Willie
Joent, eight years of age, was swept into
the current and drowned
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DAVID CRY, Neb.. July 6-Thirty per-
sons are now under the doctors care Is .
result Of eating ice cream in restaurant
here Monday. All suffer from cramping
Of the stomach. The doctors say the ice
cream had poison OF some kind but are un-
able to tell the nature OF it. The restaurant
keeper is Q man OF experience and an old
resident here.
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Not stanley But Emln Bex.

ALEXANDRIA, July s. - Zobehr Pasha
thinks that the white Pasha' seen in the
region Of Barghazelli is not Stanley but
Emin Bey. He, Emin Pasha, told Zobehr's
messengers that II pressed hard ne would
strike for Barzhazell,, where the people
are hostile to the Mahdi
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The Lone faigh saxman.

FREDERICKsBURG. Tex. July 5.-The
United States mail leaving here At six p.
m. for Comfort was again robbed last night
about ten miles south OF Fredericksburg,
by one man. He made his escape, and has
net yet been captured, though the country
has been secured by large posse.
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wucre requieui MAPS ior 'noso VINO 'ea IN
tue oatue was ccieotateo oy fstnefs sun
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In tne aiterooon the BUSINESS meetng OF
the society Oh the Army Of the fotomso
was neio.
Az three O'CLOCK the society OF the army
OF the fotomac nad US annual meeting.
ana elected 1enerai Joshua Cnamoerisnu
president Tor the ensuing year. teie-
gram was sent 10 1enersl Snerloan con-
graduating nim on MS convaieecence.
Al 4:S' O'CLOCK the grand procession
moved from Senter square 70 the rostrum
II tne Netionat Semeterv' where the e1.
ercises OF reunion between ;he blue ana
the gray TOOK place. On the rostrum the
front row OF cnairs was occupied oy zen.
elai Sickies, 1enerai BEAVER ana 0enerA
t'ooAnson' al Win crutcnes' oenefai 0oE.
eon, OF georgia, Senerai etranam' 1enersA
putterneid anu neV. VI. valentine, OF tho
southern theological seminary. AT nvo
O'Clock Senersi hoo'nson In lew oriet
"oros introduces 0enera, o'ckies 20 Tue
presiding omcer. who addressed the vet
Grams assembled. ne was Ioloweo "
Governor Gordon and oshera
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Killed lsS Lightning.

ST PAUL Mimi, July At appears tina,
the electrical storm which visited this vi
cinity Sunday was of intense severity
throughout the Northwest Numerous
houses were struck and destroyed by
lightning and at least half dozen people
lost their lives The loss Of life was a, on
the prairies, where the sSorm had clean
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Tho Last Man ON Earth

To recklessly experiment upon himself with
hope Of relief IS the dyspeptic. Yetthe nos
trums for this malady are as the sands Of
the sea, and, presumably, about Is efica-
cious. Indigestion, that obstinate malady,
even if of long perpetuity, il eventually
an appetizing tonic and Alternative, which
cures constipation. fever and ague, bilious
remittent. rheumatism, kidney complaint
and feeblenesA
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~N
Lynched.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, July AT Noulton,
Lawrence County, Sunday nigh: Calvin
Moody, colored, was lynched for the mnr-
der Of his wife last Friday night. The
lynching was done BY Q moo Of 2c0 negroes,
ana is the first case Of the kind in tbs
State.
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silk and Satin Ribbons FREE f!

" the hdiee. 0ovo
money and eorWo
,wsssaapp;seissss.
} privilege Of ~.
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paFposes for whtch
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uss TO esch eavsn-
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WAat bwanso q
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To CUT of dogs "ail will not interfere
with his carriage, but it will e6ectualy
stop his Vaughn.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-13

A COMPLETE Toilet Service always in
cludes Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye. Black. &c.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-13

CHRIsfoPHER COLUMBUS was NO painter,
but all the same he was the first landseer
Of America-ROchcster Post-Erprcss-