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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
HIRRlED To HIS doom
Frank Fushrich 9 West Side
Tailor Fatally Injured
STRCCE By IT, c. R.aI. EXPRESS
ne trssds rhrss<h the ssts Asrsss
ftFss ssssss 70 Es fsarisa lao sss
bstsa-ta4. ss1a, fT.atars2-sS
e0ps "a Ais A-ssss.y

Last n..l1t als5.ls s.-0 o'clock Frank
EueAraea, 20 y1.l- . .: slsse, w.as s1guck
D. en- "A No. - atL che. u Tn ca
as.As e4ggezs. a. 1ae F-rss-se. cross
.xlg oa the ~eS1 S-de, aad recslyel
SERIOUS Al.aFies.
Ar. Faeztrlch left h-s home AZ No
rs FLrst-st-, tAree Or tour doors hon
the track. n a sreas Surry, Tax rs
with h-1a a coat > ale hs had nn-SheU
and las intend ls 90 deIyer 90 his
employers. The saltes at tive eFoss.lg
were down, but ey.dont!y the an
fortunate man thought Ae had time
10 cross He wa-ked around tac arm
which projects over the Sidewalk. aad
eh7 nexr Instant uha tran came dash
clE along at RAPID rate and struck
hln- He was thrown some distance
and the coat whch be carried was
seit oa the plot OF tbs cis Ne Sandy
Oonovaa. the driver OI the locomotive,
r-w the man when he was struck, and
Immediately broagat the train to
srandstiiI. A woman. whose name
roald not be learaed. bent over the IN
5ured man, and with9 her handkerchief
Hr-ed 70 staunch the ,fios OF blood.
The police was notEied. and the am
ibuAtnee carried hlm Co his home.
Cororer Bradish was on hand. and
later DR.. Znkoska was summoned. Tae
man lay on bed IA face and cloth
fDg besmeared and h's hair matted
with blood. ON top OF the head was
an abras.on "a large n a mans hand.
while over the left eve was a fracture
extending about en inch each way.
tDr. Fuller was cnIl-d. AMI he trephlnrd
ghe skull. john Fitzgerald. the gate
Keeper at the crossing. sad he saw
the man come hurr,edy down the
street and pass around the guard pro-
fecttrrs over the sidewalk. when 7
e'aw him do that" sad FITZGERALD.
~ was suFe he would b. struck"
A. 1870 O'Clock this morn,ng Fueh-
rich was st.ii alive.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
A CUP OF CRGSUS.
The Wooderful Gold Nine In Queens
land aad Its Fabulous Wealth.

The wooderful Gold Nine In Queens.
land ssa Its Fabulous Wealth.
One of the wonders OF Australia. and
one Of the greatest natural curiosities In
the world. Is the Mount Morgan gold
mine in Queensland The precious
metal contained Ia this mine. which
has paid dividend of not less than six
million dollars In year. was deposited
By hot spring.
Mount Morgan n q hill about Eve
hundred feet high. contain ing ct its top .
cup shaped deposit made by the hot
spring which once gushed ont there,
and in this deposit the gold exists.
Truly . cup Of Croesusi Through untold
ages the waters dropped their glitter
ing burden. and now man comes and ex-
tracts the boarded metal 70 add 20 the
wealth Of the " ,rld
Specimens of the ore from this
strange mine have recently been sent
10 the United States. that they might
be compared with the deposits of the
great hot springs in our own Yellow
stone park. II was but natural 10 sup
pose that the Yellowstone springs had
also . golden treasure In their cups.
but the most careful search by geolo-
Visss has thus far failed 10 detect any
trace Of IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

the boys were calling names among
tnemselse.. Tss coluplaints alleged
thai the officers were the injured par
{ es. Nhen tue discrepancy was
brought out Judge Haggsrty imme-
diateiy dismissed the cases against
Rooney snd Scaliy on account OF the
mistake niati'. BungartI Was charged
IN thrown ( stones. lie was held u
while longer and put upon the stand
lie said that he and his COMPANIONS
were playing on the corner. No bad
language was used. he said. and they
were aonut 10 20 home when they were
arrested. "Wnen l asked the police
men VIVA, they arrested me for they
said they had not laid behind = fence
two hours Tor nothing"
II am MOT inclined TO think this was
vtry srious offsnse," said Judge
Haggerty, ''and l will discharge the
prisoner. A TO the other two the COM
plants are defeSt tive, and will dis
HISS them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
POUNDED TO A PULP.
Tive Livery swip~~ do up III. ". Puivsr's
barn Foreman.

Friday night. Pulver. the North
iona street l!veryman discharged
Frank Maloney and Bert Sisline for
some reason, and, thinking that VIII
liam G. smith, the foreman, WAS re-
spons:ble for their hard luck they de-
terminsd TO be- revenged. They visited
the barn yesterday IN an ugly mood.
and, while Smith was in the act of
teiephoning, one OF them batted him in
the ear. Before he could defend him
self the second man smashed him in the
eye and knocked HIM down. Then both
Inned issues and kicked the defense
less man in the face and ab0u, the body
until his condition was such that they
became frightened and ran away. He
recovered later and swore out warrants
for the arrest OF bis assailnnts- Smiths
face presented the appearance of
pounded beefstesk when he applied
for the document. but IL Is his turn now
and he has the strong hAad OF the law
on his side.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Correcting an 4 ror

The impr, sion that seal skins are
declining IN price Is a mistake. A year
ago they reached an unprecedented
price and the corresponding sale this
year was but little below that men,
toned. but about the same as this
epring's sale. Notwith .tauding this
tact and the further weil-known fact
that the government has stopped the
slaughter OF seals for = period which
,recludes the possibility of q decline,
the firm OF Miner Il Miller were par
ticularly fortunate IN having placed
their orders, actually making their
purchases before any advance was
made and they guarantee to be able to
sell customers now at late last years
prices. They are abso otely able to
cell today for less than they can be
bought at wholesale prices. Prices
may have advanced with other dealers
but not with Miner d. Miller.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

aggregate Of woodlands east Of tA
Ural range has been estimated at five
hundred and sixty thousand square
miles, Just aboo, twice the area of tho
state of Texas. and the Russian govern
ment is not insanely inhunan enough
90 Danish many Of its exiles TO the re-
gioa north of that timber belt Only
fifteen of a hundred prisoners are sent
20 the mines: the rest are colonized in
the forest districts, and. To compensate
for the poor quality of their food, en-
Joy at least an abundant and. indeed,
often practically unlimited supply Of
free fuel
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
COOKED his GOOSE"
How . Wise Young Man Got tho Rest a
HIS Rival.


His Rival.
1t was night, sweet, delicious night,
the crisp, clear. moonlit October night
of the temperate zone. one of those
nights on which oil the poetry in q
mans and woman's nature rises To the
surface, and on which there is naught
but love and calm delight in the heart,
says the New York Press
II was, therefore. strange to behold a
young couple facing each other and re-
garding each other with looks so cold
ard chilling that an iceberg would have
seemed like furnace in their vicinity
81 know why you wish me to leave
you," he said in sharp and metallic
tones, each syllable of which seemed to
fall from his lips with click.
''Why?" she asked. with toss of her
queenly head.
''Becau,e," he Kissed, because you
expect visit from my rival"
'What If I do?" she said. Then.
throwing colder glitter into her eyes
than had previously illumined them,
she added: Perhaps he loves me better
than you do"
''Oh, he loves you," laughed the
youth, sardonically; without doubt he
loves you. for I've heard him praising
you"
Heard him praising mev' The cold
glitter left her eyes. "What did he
say?"
HE said you were pretty-yes. pref
ty. lido not seek to hide the fact from
you"
''1e said was prettyr'
"Yes, he said you were pretty-al-
most rs pretty as your friend, Miss
Somcly."
Her face became deathly white.
almost as pretty a. Miss Somely!'
she repeated mechanically.
She was silent while you could have
counted twenty. or perhaps twenty
one.
Then she said:
Hadn't we better go in, John, In
stead of staying out here at the garden
gate?"
And as they passed out OF the moon
light into the house. he said softly to
himself:
"Tye cooked his gooscr
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
FORESTS or SIBERIA

Something Aboos the Region - Whseh
Many es the RIFLES Are Sent.
There ss . story Of = French girl who
asked her American lover II the forests
OF the United States had been anv-
where cleared sufficiently TO play lawn
tsnnis but the geographical miscon-
sepssons Of that youac lady are rivsied
By the current IDEAS eoncerninz the
desolstion ~ AsiAfic Russia savs ~
exchange North siberf. "a to- cold -
p-oduee perennial plants, bat farther
sosth enorrn.,ss aress ~. still covered
with pine fo~csts. mingled vita eaks
and b>eches near The fffT SRA psral-
lsl. and a5ouD3isx with berries 1he
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

We offer 500 reward for any case Of
ca,arrh that cannot be cured by taking
H,ll's Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 Co., Props., Toledo,
q.
. We, the undersigned. have known F.
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
beiieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
ahle to carry out any Obligations made
w their firm.
VEST Il TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, ..
VALpING, kISNAN h MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure u taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price, 75c per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
poSoyAS.s WILD wKsr.
NE Plays To Peor Ba.ie.ss aad Gets
Three DsSs In jail


Three Ds5s In jail
Frank Donovan rode in from the
township Of Ada with = friend. During
she day he slipped cog aud became
somewhat under the influence of
spirits. lie imagEed that he WAS in the
wiIds OF his country home among q
hand OF ''peeky redskins and drew q
knife. WIN the weapon IN hand he
chsssd evsTv pedestrian on Taylor
street into their holes His last victim
was = policeman, WHO proved too much
for Donovan. and he Vas arrested. Dur
ing his escspade b. cut hls hand very
badly. tie vssn't quite so dangerous
when srrsgned N police court.
"Will you 20 houe II lee you gor''
asked Judge Haggerty.
"Yes SIR | aln'l n the habit of drink.
ing. Fe working for swan. suppose
vou nows HIM. ana viii 20 right
h0u-."
"f think viii keep you ever sunday.
Three dsys IN jasi.'
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
NOTES OF THE COURT.
someshiog About the Numerous Appear
ancss In Them.

ancss In Them.
Charles II. Goldsmith has applied for
q divorce from ms wife, Eta NJ. Gold
smith, on the charge of dssernon.
The chancery case against Clara
Cook. brought by Leon NJ. Peck and
Lillian l.. Virgins, was on trial In the
circutt court yesterday. IL will be
resumed Monday.
Ephream kenyon. who assaulted
Matthias NJ aler with hue at Byron.
was convicted IN ths circuit aud lined
grnnted an extension OF ten days IN
which to settle a bill OF exceptions.
In the circuit court bsiore Judge
Grove yesterday zepas L. Allen was
rendered n Judgment for $342.2o and
costs against A. Amos. Raven
IN cease of the people agast Samuel
weT%>h and Beakman sh.mmel was
called N the superior court yester-
day and the defense made q motion
60 quash the uformatton. claiming
that ft was not suffciently specific.
The court was 81 the saue op.n on
asA1 the prosecuting attorney was
gis.u unftl Wednesday to file an
smceldcd Information.
Robert Nlahoney. the Ada township
farner who was arrested for Obtain
tnz moRey un1fsT falSe preten~s. was
arra-@red before justice pewoR yes
teFrav. FEe pleaded not ssIty and
Vsns remanied "a iai 10 appear FOR
eza nTnatoa next Saturday.
he Manufacturers Accident 1rdern-
T Com nsnv has becn Transferred
srona the KaIamazoo carcnt court 20
- r-gfsi States Cfr~lit Court. The
<1.t = bronght 20 recover $1,000 ~
sr Insurance poi5cv issued 20 the plain
t{i's husband. Thomas Dorgan-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
rssow ~ rus sroSes

vsn Dsm 3 FsGieek serr~sdsv TO th.
fsrc~s 90 the Hifi
The last state csse against Van Dam
a Pollock the hlil ssiooaists. Va. nolle
pressed on melton of the prosecuting
attorney N poi'ee court yesterday. The
rpsa.nss on Bridge street bill eau now
rsss assured that they vii be hatnsr>d
no more nv the shosxhs tnst there = a
wicked saloon N to~iF sidst. The firn
ssy that they arr tired af buck if'g
against Odds and vii be coussnl t'popen
% an soune street where there = no eb-
}ecnon - On. existence II ssloons
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
MISS srRAGUE E's INrIRMIrY.
She Can Not Claw tho runefal Ivsriss
Any More Now.

Flora Della Sprague and her attor-
neys are still fighting the Grand Rapids
Il Indiana railroad for $4,000 dam
ages. A great deal of expert testimony
is being introduced by physicians and
musicians to clearly prove that when
the cords IN the wrist are injured Il Is
impossible for her to play the piano.
Hiss sprague stepped INTO postnole At
Bay View, located on the premises OF
the defendant Company anu fell and
InluIng her wrists. She WAS q teacher
OF muse. but since the accident has
been unable To faliow her vocation.
She holds the railroad company re-
suonsble. The case will be resumed
next Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Probate Court.
CYRUS Z. PERKINS. JUDGx.

CYRUS L. PERKINS. JUD6x.
Estate of George |. Moore. deceased;
petition for probate OF will filed; hear
ing Dec. IL.
Estate cf Chas. c. Stevenson, de-
ceased; petition for allowance Of for
eign will filed; hearing November IA.
Estate of Patrick j. OConnor, de-
ceased; administrators final account
filed: hearing DEC. IL.
Estate of FL JAN Wood, deceased;
petition for license to sell real estate
tiled; hearing Nov. IL.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
THREE BAD CLOCKS
Get an EuuAi Number OF saioenists Into
Trouble.

Trouble.
Three warrants were issued in police
court yesterday by Clerk Pelton for the
arrest of three saloon Keepers. Hub
recht Bek and Herman Hook, No. $40
West Leonard street, will be held for
bar abstraction. Gingrich and Wer-
nette of south Dsvinon street, have
been spotted with their saloon open
after hours, AS have also Hennesy Il
Waters, of No. So Pearl street. They
will be srralgned In police court Mon.
day morning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Another Rir Week

The Globe Clothing Co. at l02 Canal
street had another blg week. Their 20
cents on the dollar sale j. still in effect.
This stock was bought of Simon Levi
OF Detroit, who has retired from busH
ness. aud the sale will continue uni
all the goods are sold winch wnl proh-
ably require this week. This sale
means:
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Reduction sale

We are overstocked in fine goods and
have concluded to cell all s. 90 hand
sewed shoes at $500; our Si.0U for S.. 20,
aud our $500 tor $3.50.
CHICAGO SHOE STORE,
oS f.tr.al street
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Pantaloons for men and boys, suits
for men and boys, underwear Tor IN n
and boys. ia fact everything from this
stock viii be sold at these greatly re-
dnccd prices until the stock is changed
into cash.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
s-mi.Apuual uu.r.e. va sale,

Now is the time 10 buy your Lace,
tChenille or silk Curtains, etc etc, a
the 25 per cent discount sale.
JOHN Ten HorE, 1874 MonIoe street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Prof. Hill's collection of one thou
sand paintings will be cold at pu lic
auction at SO Canal street. sale COM
mencing Tuesday at 7o'clock p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15


yirots latest success is the "defpi-
directors hst in black be- felt or
.taets de forge" plush. . dininnfiee
of the fashionable rQ1are-csown~d hat
worn hy men. II syishly trimmed
With q fat bov Of velvet and . large
and darziine paste buvkie. A bunch or
feathers rises on the eft side, srd 10
soften the somewhat bard brirn i has
= light ard careless drspsnr OF black
wh,t. or eeru lace fired ~ IRE hack
~ith smsIi fancy Pms. Ihs hat 10 the
rage Of Psr1s IT the present. moment
ard the woman Who does rot ss yet
osn enc IA America has something yet
% I've for.
We are The only houss in Michigan
thst has tie nnirlmnsed rat.
Coss-, KsoTr a Co.
eosnd Y Sorta Divason street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

tesies as~x~rss Iees rn-w nsvs-v-r,
fasx - fetle. eeerr

In the poier court yesterday James
Rsronev. Jahn sesiis sad Ed Rumesr-
taI we're on trssl for usinx immoral. in-
erceut sna insult nx lsaessgs arr
throwing Store. ss street car on " -
Foltoa street.. Hslsae~en nteht TIE
tetrs nlskirg Toe arrests tesslflsd tas
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

The vsilev City Nflhps connpsnv ~.
DO peer N Tie nasnafsetare OF koar.
Try ne LILY WHITE
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
JUDGE BURLlSGAME

The People vs.. Samuel Wensch and
Beasman Shimmel. false pretsnses;
moIon 10 quash argued and prosecut-
ing attorney gwen until Nov. 10 TO nie
amended information.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
FOOT FORM SHOES Ss0t!ss s esnaie.; nrs;


WE ARE TIE
Michigan Agents
For Brainard Il Armstrong; Gel hrated
embroidered Wash Silks, thes,. are un-
q stionahly the best wash silks made,
aud We shall carry . complete stock of
them, both in our retail AMI Wholesale
department. CoRI. KNoTr 4 Co.,
20 and % North DIVISION street.
-
Ia sascv Good.
Corl, Knott Il Co.. the leading milhn-
ners of the city have added very COM
pirte suck, comprising all the latest
novelties.
Thlsis
Nergararian's
The last week
OF
Great Oriental
Rug Sale.
SMITH h sASroRD.
Come TO se our stock OF fine ehoes
at reduced pr .css.
CnIcAeo snor srorE,
2stsnal street
Lace Curtains one-fonrth OF a. Ten
cps's, 1874 Monroe street.
1hise
Sergsrsrsn's
The last ~eck
Of
Great Oriental
Rug Sale.
e~rTH n ssvroRD.
-------
Over so p Violin ssrings csnnot be
eqnslea N darshhfy ard tone.
HFes1f x. NossHEsp 4 Ny4sov.
Our - % shoes at 81. %.
Hour - 90 shoes ct s2z5.
Our $3.50 sh0ts ss.60.
CHICAGO SHeF sTosr.
- Cana street
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

and battery; respondent granted ten
days further TO settle bill OF exceptions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
law AND IswrERa


ftrcsfs rowrs-psrt 4.
TCpas eRovy.
rsass F. Alien rs A. Arr,s Raven,
sssannsit Judgement for plaintiff OF
Slf se sut costs
Ifon =. Prck ard Lillian T. wigsns
-. Clara 4. Cock. ehsncsry: on trial
etrrass essrt-Psrs a.
Trr<ss ku<rr.
Fis~~ Della sorswne -, Grand Rsp-
ia Ena sus z. r. Co tresps-s On tee
csse 81 triai
Peopie ss. Ephrsss Kenyea, ssssuis
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Over so p Violin strings csnnot be
eqnslea n dsrshlhfy ard tone.
HTesIeK, NossHEsp 4 Ng4sov.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Lace Curtains one-fonrth OF a. Ten
en- "a. 1874 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Great Oriental
Rug Sale.
e~rTH \ ssrroRD.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

smith SANFOFD.
Come TO se our stock OF fine shoes
at reduced pr c.s
CHTcAeo snor STORE,
2stsnal street.
The Iola register., 1891-07-10
Institute Lectures.

Miss Mary Clarke delivered her lee.
ture OH PERSIA" Wednesday night fol
the benefit of the Normal Institute
students. Miss Clarke reviewed
briefly some important parts of Persian
history, explained the religious status
of the country and described brightly
Persian manners and customs. She
was assisted by number of young
people, dressed in the curious COS
tunes peculiar to different sects and
classes i'm Persia. The wedding scene
was very successful, not the least inn
pressive feature being the evident EN-.
barrassment of the bridegroom in
managing his divided skirts.
Miss Clarke's delivery was as usual
pleasant and forcible, holding the at
tention of the audience throughout.
Her lecture is the first of series to be
given during the Institute. Mr.. Ad.
ans lectures next Thursday evening
in the Methodist church on astrono-
NV.
The Iola register., 1891-07-10
SUMNER TRIP TO CANADA.

Why not 60 to Toronto this summer?
National Educational Association
holds its meeting there in July. San
ia Fe Route offers rate of one fare for
round trip, plus 500 membership fee.
Tickets on sale July to 13, good Vntil
Sept. 30, returning. Cheap side trips
can be made to st. Lawrence resorts,
New England and Atlantic seaboard.
Stick a pin here, please: Going via
Santa Fe Route, 10 transfer is required
in Chicago. We occupy union depot
with Chicago & Grand Trunk and
Wabash R'ys, "direct" routes to To-
ronto. We are also 80 miles the short
est line between Kansas City and Chi
cago. Elegant vestibule trains and
dining car service.
Several large parties now organizing.
Call ON local agent Santa Fe Route for
particulars, or address G. T. Nichol-
SOD, G.. p. & T. A, Topeka, Kans.
The Iola register., 1891-07-10
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
From Register Reporters-What Is Being
Done Throughout The County--Events
and Gossip of the Week.
Carlyle

SaTlyle
A fine rein last Tuesday evening that was just
the thing for corn that is silking.
John Wright has threshed his wheat II was
in good condition. Chauncey Sawyer has also
had his threshed.
Mrs Longshore went to Wichita to spend the
the Fourth with her brother J. W. Baughman.
Mrs. Greggs spent the Fourth with friends in
Chanute.
Miss Lily Smith who has been attending school
at Boston for the past three years came home
last Saturday. Her many friends are glad to
welcome her back again.
Some of our boys went TO Humboldt on the
Fourth. But they say they II never do il again.
Some of them didn't get home until Sunday
morning, they having TO come home on a ''tie
pass.''
Miss Anna Vezie was in Carlyle Sunday greet
ing her old friends.
Preaching at Carlyle at 4p. m. instead of : 80
as heretofore.
The Iola register., 1891-07-10
ANNoUN cE M ENTS.
COUNTY TREASURER .


would respectfully announce my candidacy
for the Office of County Treasurer, subject to
the decision of the Republican primaries and
convention. q. NJ. NELSON.
thereby announce myself as q candidate for
the Office of Treasurer of Allen county. subject
TO the decision of the Republicans at the pri-
maries and convention. \. Z. q. SHoCKEY.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office of county treasurer, subjsct to the de-
cision OF the Republican primaries and conven-
ton. W. y. Ross.
SHERIFF.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
sheriff, subject to the decision Of the Republi-
can primaries and convention.
I. A ECLELLASD.
respectfully announce my name for re-nOm-
ination TO the Office of Sheriff OF Allen County,
subject to the decision of tie Republican pri-
maries and Comfy convention. l.. HoBART.
COUNTY CLERE.
respectfully submit my name to the Republi.
can voters of Allen county as a candidate for lie.
nomination to the Office of County Clerk.
Z. NJ. ECkLEY.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
hereby announce myself as a candidate fol
denomination to the Office of Register of Deeds
of Allen county, subject TO the decision of the
Republican primaries and convention.
J. +. NIGH
The Iola register., 1891-07-10

THE Fourth of July gave inspiration
for the following lugubrious wall from
the Kansas Farmer: "The working
man ought to own his home and be
happy in the blessedness of his citizen
ship; but is that the condition? Alas!
no. Farming is profitless, farmers are
growing more and more in debt every
year. Homes by the thousand are lost
to the wage-worker, as the years come
and go. Women are compelled to
work upon the very brink of starva-
ton. So it is everywhere" On the
same page we are told that the wheat
crop now sis one of the heaviest yields
ever grown in the State" that the re-
port of the general condition of the
CROP is Every favorable" and that
the financial outlook of the country
according to Henry Clews' review is
encouraging,-all of which does rot
tend to support the statement that
farming is profitless."
The Iola register., 1891-07-10
How to Save Your Grapes.

Take grapes fully ripe, and stew
them five or ten minutes in granite
or porcelain vessel (never in TIM.
When done, pour in sack, and strain
while hot, as they will yield more
Juice if allowed to get cold. Now to
one gallon of juice add one quart OF
granulated sugar and return it to the
stove until it boils. Skim and seal up
i'm glass jars or bottles and set away
in a cool cellar for three months. By
that time all the crystals will have
settled to the bottom and the clear
juice can be poured off. To this, add
more sugar and boil twenty minutes
and you will have a beautiful jelly
without a suggestion of GROUND glass.
What is not wanted for jelly will
make a delightful summer beverage,
and is the same as the unfermented
wine sold by druggists at IS cts. per
quart.
OLD SJTBSCRIBER