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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
Winter Diseases.

The mortality from what arc called
winter diseases is not easily estimated.
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, aud sore
throat make up fully one.balf of the
death rate. More people die from pneu-
monia which first began al bad cold"
than from consumption. IL is not all
due to the carelessness of the people or
the severity of the climate; chill, an
exposure, n cough or cold, should not
produce these sad results, unless they
are neglected or badly treated. The
worst treatment IS Letting them alone:"
the next worse is drugging or dosing
with inefficient drugs and mixtures
The great want IS the particular specific
which Will allay the fever, the conges-
ton and the inflammation Of the thin
membrane, at first involved. and 90
prevent the extension OF the disease to
the substance of the lung. and thus
cure takes place in a natural and HARM
less way, For TINS purpose Humphreys
Specifics Numbers One and Seven, for
Fever and Inflammation. for Coughs
and Colds. are sovereign. curing
promptly. mildly .safelyand effectually.
and thus arresting pneumonIa-zs hun-
dreis Of Thousands testify. They have
been IN use for many years. and have
80 universally met the expectations Of
the people that we are almost carry
ing Goals TO New Castle, 10 thus speak
of thenI.-Fxcbange
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
STORY OF A QuARTER.
ne. a a<@p0Etss's sA4rssy a.s Ms
Pl4ssa 4ad Atasea

AssTy every oas tas eity papers eea-
tzla tas b&xre~ * details * ~aAt
and distress vxsstsag IA ths homes
* ths posg. Iesss excite he ssia-
pataAss Of the ehaE.tab.y laelined, SD
n most cases tie seHefipg : re.lesse.
Last nlgat scene VAS enacted Al tne
corner u Kent and LyoR-sts., That ~@s
snesS s9EhS-snt 81 harden the heart
- tAe host geEeTocs against tue &p'
pezls Ter Al 80 frequently ns%1e-
>laiiaieg GA TIE e0l asl ~ss = lttle gifi.
/ Re 4TIzxl'ng gz,s was ally iaL4uE ana
tae e-ecir.e lgat walked aD8 bllDks1
Q My as Z ltlEee 4 rays over against
the yeiso9 bEck s2ils 81 TIE saloon
located there. TIE l1tle gsgi, sac MAS
not more than ! ,, sas cad "A = faded
dress II cheap material, about hef
shoulders the remnant " a shaw. lne
rain had drenched hef 10 the skln, the
back Of her dress hanging Imp and
dirty about ben ankles. Ca bef beaa
sh9 wore launty Tam o shsnter cap
from under the edges OF which hef
hair TELL loosely over her shoulders.
Her face was pieadingly expressive,
although Il was darkened o. i look OF
Tear aud apprehension. she looked
like a wait as she stood there IN the
uncertain light aud as the TELEGRAM-
HERALp reporter approached he
paused attracted 10y her pale aud starved
LOOK. Are YOU not cold little girlF
be sympathetlcally asked.
"Oh. no sir, | am warm" and she
stamped her feet upon the pavement
and looked away IN the direction OF tile
city hall.
''You had better go home, if YOU
have one and not stand here IN the
rain, sand the newswrlter as he started
10 pass on.
The child turned and looking up into
ms face with an Innocence appealngly
honest aud quite irresistible she said:
please SIR, Will you give me ten
centsP'
shining quarter was placed III her
outstretched hand and the reporter
crossed the street happy in the thought
that he mad the quarter and was able
10 grant the prayer OF tho rain-soaked
child. When he reached the opposite
corner his curiosity prompted hm TO
turn and observe which way the re-
cipsent OF his generosity had gone.
over near the side entrance TO the
saloon he saw man-no, "a monster
and by his side stood the shivering
form OF the child. Presently his hand
was extended and the Child dropped
the money into it. The door opened
and he diappeared on the inside. The
story was so simple and yet so mex
prcssibly disgusting that the reporter
resolved to he more cautious IN the dis
trlbutlon of his aims hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

She was as pretty as picture and so
animated and lively that il did one
good to look at her. She was all TINS
but she is not now. Poor soul, the roses
llnger no more in her cheeks, the
former luster of her eyesi is gone. She
is woe-begone looking piece of hui
mainly now. She has one OF those
troubles so common TO women and
needs DR.. Prices Favorte Prescription.
1t recuperates the wasted strength,
puts the whole system right, restores
the roses and the luster and makes the
woman what sine once was, bright, we'll
and happy. "Favorite Prescription" is
the only medicine for women, sold by
druggists, under a positive guarantee.
from the manufacturers, that 1t will
give satisfaction IN every case, or money
will be refunded. This guarantee has
been printed on the bottle. wrapper. and
faithfully carried out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
mn Ffrr
Al LAT shs e2~ss 81 thss esansaes sfes.
e4s - AG4sA

ana tgo.so&ra wlkA oeskd fext. =
ie.s szs fSaa2fk taeSatiy maze -
oas - lee iez4zas 3oeseFs Qf bassosas
- tAe @lfs q : Fesy as2.tas gell g4enlexa
II = ga ksoSs tx - give TIE las0tel : kA-
set ~es5s Il Isply, s3s i ess satslsll-
italy TIE
louI feei aad hands are eosa he
cause yeas tlooA does Lot csfcs l&ts
"el. Il AoA wsFe 81 raa ~ eSetS-ss.
your feet aud hands woa&a SOFA &c
"zEia. Nasu strs2sn ss0Sn Fannlag
4 BECOMES toals sla gEsen s>2aa sagaefs
GA tlte surface ahen gge tlosaa stops
aosiEs Ifseiy, i oe0Omes tola ane p9l
sehoQs AID siknsss IA TIA Ies4.t
Aos the blood del'eaos entirely fog rs
circulation poNeT upOn TIE nefkeGs SIS
ten. IL tae ueIyos are sff0Ag. tie
blood elFSalates freely. hezltniy,
and there are 40 cold feet Ii Tie
NERVES ate weak OF unstr9ng. the binod
does NOT ant cannot circulate. What
then should we do Keep the nerves
IA perfect condition and then tRe blood
Mi hos freely, Dc kept pure, anc
health vii result Many people az 10
purify tue hood. It's sheeFe nonsense.
bat Is tie Use Of purifying the blood
II i does not circulate Freely aRG be-
comes 20 s0n0us the next day.
blood that tiows freely does not he
come impure, Tor the impurities are
thrown OFT every time Il tiOws through
the body. The best Way, therefore,
Ia stop cod feet ana hands. is 10
strengthen tie nerves, - that the blood
vii circulate freely and hence become
pure. keep the body warm and the
health vigorous. | know OF no Nay hy
which tnsn can bo sO readily dOue az
by the Use OF that great Il .sceveTy made
by Professor Phelps, OF Dartmouth Col
lege, known as Paine's Celery {. IA
pound. Ii IS food, "A strengthener,
and a tome for the nerves. Ii takes
weak women, gives them health and
hope. ana brings color o. their cheeks.
Ii takes donliitaiod men and makes
their constitutions strong, their muscles
hard and their life vigorous. Ii taxes
puny children aud converts them from
sickness into rosy health. This is what
have found it 10 be. and 1t is for this
purpose that | cordially recommend il
TO you
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

HON Z. A. 81 RIISGAMk, JCDGE.
Hugh h. Millinery rs. DANIEL z. Cor
nitt, trespass on the case plaintiff 10
ule security Tor costs IN sum OF 500
within thirty DAYS.
Elliott ~. Brown vs.. Albert l.. and
Liboie I'll. Hatcb, in ehanceTy; motion
10 amend bIil OF complaint, granted,
Nith solicitor Zee OF go to defendants
solicitor.
Tue People y. Albert Walker, lar
eeny, more than SO waived reading OF
information and pleaded not guilty.
The People IS. bike Hoekstra, lar
eeny more than so, waived reading OF
information and pleaded not guilty pro
fOrma
The People vs.. William Davis. lar
ceny more than So; waved reading of
Information and pleaded not guilty pro
lorna.
The People vs.. samuel Kew, receiy-
ing stolen goods; waived reading OF in
formations and pleaded not guilty pro
fOrma.
The People ". James Kew, receiving
tolen goods; plea OF not guilty entered
by order OF the court.
The People vs. Molhe Paxton and
Charles Aldrich, receiving stolen goods
Aldrlch waved reading of information
and pleaded not guilty pro forma; Pax
ton waived reading of information and
pleaded not guilty.
The People vs. Herbert Barnes, lar
ceny from the person; waived reading
OF the information and pleaded not
guilty.
Adgertha Caldwell vs.. Friedrich Cad
well, IN chancery; motion for alimony
argued. and defendant ordered TO pay
solicitors fee of $50 within thirty
days, and s25 alimony per month for
four months, such payment to be made
the first Monday of each week, com
menclng March ,, 1891, TO the register
OF this court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
Guess This Conundrum.

What is the reason that n physician
will not endorse a good thing when he
knows as well rs ne knows anything
that the article in question has been
used for years aud is valuable rem
edy, but because II is proprietary
medicine they cry it down. There is
pot IL prescription case is IN any drug
store III all this broad land thatdoes not
hold this same article. There are few
if any physicians who do not prescribe
it. Atm yet when the same article is
made and sold in larger packages, and
the price is so much below a prescrip-
ton that is where the shoe pinches.
But there are physicians who are will
ing to endorse a good thing, as the fol.
lowing will show.
have used quite extensively in my
practice OF Losses Extract of Red Clover
for Indigestion, Constipation, Dyspep-
STA and Stomach Troubles, with the
very best results, and have found II
worthy OF all and more than is claimed
for it. The only disappointment to
physicians Is that 1t excells its recon-
mendatlon
+. II. KNAPP, VI. D.,
Findlay, Ohio.
For sale hy all drllooisrs
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
Probate Court.

HON. CYRUS r. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Charles X. Shears, insane;
letters OF guardianship to George
Shears.
Estate of Frank B. Wise; will adj
mitted to probate and Edwin F. Sweet
appointed administrators with the Will
annexed.
Estate Charles Wise. ct. al, minors;
;. s. Chamberlain appointed guardian.
Estate Wilhemina Martin, minor; H.
cense to sell real estate granted.
Estate of Frealigh Powers, ct. al,
minors; Edward ID. Horton appointed
guardian.
Estate of John F. Cilley; Milton NJ.
Perry and ;. T.. Hicks appointed claim
commissioners.
Estate OF Governeur B. Rathbun; ad-
mnistrator's final account filed.
Estate of Frederick Schneider; Fred
erick Loettgert and Joseph Berries ap-
pointed claim commissioners.
Estate OF Adrian Schultz, insane;
final account and resignation of guard
ian filed; March Is.
Estate OF John Bacon, Mart Norris
and Arthur {. Denison appointed CON-
mlssIoneTs on claims.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
Court Notes.

\ warrant nad been issued for the
arrest OF Andrew WIerenga, of Sparta,
for dlspOsiug of mortgaged property
Deputy Sheriff Vandermeulen went
after him, but WIerenga hied himself
away to the woods and remained in
secluSiOu until the deputy had gone
away. Yesterday morning be wandered
into the jail, and made an uncondi-
tiOnal surrender, and was placed under
arrest.
Mary Stufanus, domestic so years
OF age, WAS employed IN the family of
arose over an attempt To arrive at q
settlement when Mary presented her
bill. and the case was brought before
Justice Brown. A judgment was given
IN complalnant's favor for S2i.
The affidavit and bond on appeal in
the case OF Darwin u. Slater VS.. Lois c.
Lightner was filed IN the clerks office
yesterday. The appeal is from a Jude
ment for $50 rendered by Justice
Brown.
Hessler Brothers. of Rockford, &C
cused of selling liquor without first
paying special tax required in such
cases, had their case adjourned by
Justice Westfall yesterday to Febru-
airy 20.
motion to dissolve an Injunction in
the case OF j. Edward, ct al, etc, We.
Sidney c. Bradtield, ct. al. was made
before Judge Grove yesterday. The
matter was continued to March Q.
The case Of Clark VS.. Wood, heard by
Judge Grove yesterday. IS to recover
the value of a dog shot by defendant IN
lss9. IL was first tried IN Justice Hy.
dorn's court.
Sheriff Mcqueen received dispatch
from Kalamazoo yesterday afternoon
notifying him of the theft OF two horses
at that place sunday night.
AnIiza Cahoon has commenced mo-
csedings for divorce from her husband
George III. Csh0on, on the grounds of
cruelty and desertion.
Charles Brooks was up before Justice
Hydorn yesterday on y charge of vag-
Tancy. Charlie viii be at the Jail for
the next thirty days.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
I'd COLOR RIRR0NS

There's hardly woman who has not
boxful of soiled ribbons. BY using
Diamond Dyes they can easily be made
to look like new, at a very tritiing ex-
pense. These simple home dyes will
make any desired color, and are great
money savers. Black for Silk and
Feathers is a new and useful dye. For
dyeing dresses, ribbons, feathers, stock
ings, ETC., they have no equal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
| SPECIAL ORGAN SALE!

4 Having large stock of high-iop walnut case
n Organs used from two 10 three years. have
Adeeided to close them out al special sale to com
mence tuesday, Feb II. Below You viii find list OF
many well-known makes all in hrst-class condition.
which will be sold with stool and book terms Of $500
down and 500 per month:
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Nrs- wfasfawas Seetting Svra. ssnss5 A.
vzFs nse1 fer etifsr~A te.fsia9 II soottes
30 chf56 s1fs<zs fse ganss. slisvs 81 pair
eurSs sfa1 roft sxS = the hesf renefs 'sr
essrYhs.s r csnts = ssfsse
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

fIBALp- Mary A. sife 81 Peter Tibaif OF
psraly SIS 90 the heart ~ heF home. E spring
I've months
Funeral notice later.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

hos. ALLL& s. ApsIff gULask.
Leo Austrian a 20. -. Nathan
Springer, as.umpsits over tlle term.
Algerton h White ys- AhEahsn Van
aennOgsft. st. 81, assainpssti same.
Walker 4. Wood & 70. vs. j. W.
Oliver same.
Call today-No. %. a., 81. As, "A. as.
Is 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
MARRIAGE Licenses.

The following Is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residence lwnea outside tae city and
ages of the parties. Ages.
Wallace ID. Ballon. Georgia Putnam. 2s-2l
Frank Goodrich. Rockford: Bertha Gold
wood, Rock ford 223-l1
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
THE COURTS.
ssssals sssss-Pars 4.

AIe+ = - + yAffEl Rts4-
Peter u. LQng "a ecn0s lsf \ bates
esfssoEaFii 9raSf for tazth@E FelaEa =
l0stse~.
esaFaasr B. Cars IS. A Mooa and
William bro@a. tTesp4<s ~ tae eass
argued aua ssltlsD ittea.
tfFas e feFx Is. Judge Of PROBATE
81 hsnt eoauIss feg tae 0se al benefit
q y ~ ana Cheetnam -. EheF X
afgat, 81, a. asbl "a toad nnGAgs
nse4s Jaagl1sEt fgE defendants for
cOsEs.
"a she matter q tlae asa. zamsnt of
g teaaoF a 0Colacrs tie AS. g.les
sas eXzM acct
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

A sale is the delight of the ladies,
especially when it is 4 sale of China
and Bric-a-brac, such as is now On at
Leonard's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Five thousand numbers at 10c per
copy; 10 pieces of music and one box of
corded edge protector for Sl.00, at Her
rick, Morehead * Nelson's, % and %
South Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

There "a represented in Hoods Sarsa-
parilia al the kaowiedge which mod
eTn research in medical science has de-
veioped, combined with long experience
and careful experience.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

T4oose's led Cover Tslis care sex
Hes1s<fse, IpyT'spsA. Ind lgestsoa ard
Ct3Fssf 8rsafson. &c PER ksov. ; hs3xes for
g. For sac b Al arasgssts-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Combination dress patterns, 1 off at
Kidder & Co. 5, TO close.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Buy boots and shoes at the Cash Shoe
Store. A. X. FERSALD,
400 South Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Bargains tor - DAYS. At FeTnsl5's
Shoe store, 4es South DlvIson-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

DR.. Conkey. veterinary surgeon,
Canal.st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

These are the last days of the quarter
off sale at kidder's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Dent wa<fe nreciess Tine - nr. Run
Cough syrup sf eace fer your eosaA ~ celd.
Beware ~ frsusst-YeH want ne Eenal3e
Saiyatiea Oh Ter goar 8estaehe. = eeasS
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

WasHlNt keD. Is -For l04sf
Aiehgsa. e1idfr sorts sesaefiy wsaas
TslQ o. s1o~ Ga a eoa1 s4Te. JBper
Michigan. tar fassaay. EexlL wssgesly
Wlnas, eoAlef.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Tr. Conkey, veterinary surgeon. 6
Carsf-sf
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Makes finest pastry. bread or biscuit
The best Is cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

stop at HeTrick, Norehead & Nelson's,
y and - South Division-st.. and see
what they can furnish you with IN the
line Of music.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Cal al Glass Works, Praddsr Carp,
81 Pezrist.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

t8s1 1eatQ - netsre- 1sSfia.
tinkulsils,i Frseen irssa4gass 4na aetor ssrn
h<z
lisa Feasaia.ebleaa assAE PaFis. oscgp.sd ~ tss
Asstsi1Gs.
izI5- A.ssiIa. ~ 40 II tae giaeat treaty
txs GeA - Llla.n s.nsia nosa la Sc AIbaas
VI
lSs DsaEh u Hearg H-isd. 0sra.la post, sssa ;.
~ satiFizE' born 80
t>s5-tltE q Charleston ainasf totally DESTROYED
" Ore. sitA srassk quantities u aasai al
military stores
fsss-fhs trst vessel passed flrgsszh see anal
t<a Columbia. ). 4 : captured - sherman
iss h.aeas eospus ael sllsleasisd la ireland.
4boas 10 Ssasiectea lefss'ias Arrested -ans.s-
d.afey
isl d fhiess made shief q the executive u.D~er
~ asFeensns ~ ths diuessnt paFt.es Ia ths
Preach assembly.
fsss The sleetrie cable ship Fasasiay Lagaehed az
Nescaslls
iszs -Disrasii sssceeeist Gladstone as the English
pFiuae minister
Iso-Dissi IN >es York city James La-nox. found
e. u ths Lenox Abfsqy. aged - years.
toeo i'lcsi AZ trsnkf0rd. Pa JOAN B. dough,
Temperance lecturer. IA 4 - 05tA year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

SIX Vests for 50 cents at Eidder 4
10
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
Lily white Fiou

DR.. Palm, dentist, extracts teeth with
out pain. Wonderly block. % Monroe It
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Fancy yestings. latest patterns. shat
tuck y Trowhr dge, "A Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
Lily White fiour

Hosiery and Gloves | OFT at kidder q
Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Corsets at of to close at Kidder &
Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Fancy Nestings, latest patterns. Shat
tuck Il Tr0vbTidge, a Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Rlaek - ! 81 Il - 4 g.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Cloaks all ] off at Kidder Il Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
This Dats IN History FEB. II.

fs Hatfis - AEGrlM Nsir
i.ss Er4ia "a Il Aaziso BsDaA
quail essef 4Ei.ilses a "a
Fssers. sasue saintef ~ sae
kfsaE Eiltllss- 3na L-.ss
fi4axnels - csea 8 ieEs
Nnna rse'-ifea sakaE EssEs.
bagI AT
fooo iilssrisao 5sa41o burnt a.
t-.Al.-.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

INrANTs Thrive on LACrATEp FOOD as on
~" N"'o mothers milk. AIDS In I,eihing
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

VALLEY Cry MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
Her Face was Her Fortune.

For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
Amateur orohesss

Fur Capes ! OFF at Kidder Il Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

An evening paper stated that resi-
dents Of the hill and especially those
on Bridge-st- are complaining that their
mail e beng left out n The ram. ASsis-
tart Pastn's ster Nelis aud Superintend-
ent >lhley we're seen and they say that
no such complaint bad been made 70
them.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-04
Facing at Stockton.

STOCKTON, Cal, Nov. 25.-Another
worlds record was broken yesterday
by the Sidney yearling FLY Frou Frou,
who was driven by Willard Sanders in
e:e6. beating Bell Birds time one-quar-
ter of a second Her quarters were 81,
t:1411, Isl, 900 She finished the last
quarter in So seconds. A month ago
Frou Frou made her first record, 2:41,
and Sanders has been keeping her COM
ing along faster at every meeting.
Athadon, yearling colt by Matadon,
was driven by Matt Dwyer to beat
s:29lz and made the mile in 2:2a He
rent TO the half in 1:141<.
Fausta, yearling FLY by Sidney,
paced a mile in 2:24Z, beating his
Norld's record of 2:251S made here Sat
rrday. She was well rated by Sanders,
going to the half in 1:1Sx and finishing
the last quarter in 35 seconds
Fausta. the phenomenal yearling by
Sidney, made her first pacing record
last Saturday. She then paced the first
half in I:13H and made the second half
In 1:124. Yesterday after having paced
less than week, and only eight days
after she made a trotting record of
s:40, she lowered her record three
quarters of a second, going a mile in
2:24%. The first half was made In
ElSz and the second in l:l1A.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-04
Delsartcan SleeD.

The Delsartean doctrine OF rest by
voluntary muscular relaxation is some
what confirmed by the experience of
those who have acted on this theory in
overcoming insomnia Nothing so
quickly brings sleep as the voluntary
disposal of the body and limbs in such
fashion as to promote muscular re-
axation. The legs and arms should be
so placed as to bring them in contact
with the mattress at as many points as
possible. This affords support and re-
lieves the muscles. The body should
be disposed in like fashion, and if all
mas been done properly the wooer of
sleep will presently have the conscious
ness of resting with his whole weight
directly upon the mattress When once
this feeling comes sleep usually fol-
lows. The plan is far better than the
Did one of repeating the numerals or
going over some meaningless series of
words, for it has the double advantage
Of putting the physical man into an at
titude of repose and of distracting the
mind from whatever thoughts are at
enmity with sleep.-N Y. Sun
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-04
The Triple Alliance.

PARIS, Nov. IS. -According to trust
worthy information, by the terms of
the alliance binding Italy to her Ger
man and Austrian neighbors in the
event of conflict between France and
Germany, Italy would be compelled
to mobilize eco, 900 mon without delay
in the Alps, to mobilize her fleets to
make naval demonstration off Corsica
and to lombard tho Algerian sea-
board. In case of war breaking out
between France aud Italy, Germany
would mobilize the eighth, fourteenth
and fifteenth army corps of Alsace and
Baden, and hurl them into the Vosges.
The engagements binding Austria and
Italy are less precise and of a wholly
diplomatic nature. The Austrian fleet
would only go to the assistance of Italy
if the status quo were disturbed in the
Mediterranean.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-04
BRITISH CATTLE.
English Cattle Raisers ApprehensIve oil
Our Jerry.

English Cattle Raisers Apprehensive of
Our Jerry.
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Since Secretary
Rusk reported in favor of excluding
English live stock from the United
States unless the restrictions on
the landing of American cattle
at British ports should be re-
moved, British farming societies
have actively discussed the subject
The balance Of opinion among
live stock dealers distinctly supports
the attitude of Chairman Chaplin, of
the board of agriculture, on the subject
Farmers journals are giving prom
inence to announcements of recent
outbreaks in New Jersey with view
to enforcing the argument that
before the United States govern
ment can legally claim admission
for American cattle it must satisfy the
British government that pleuro-
pneumonia is so extirpated that no
cases have occurred in twelve months
in any part of the union. 1t is con-
tended that if Secretary Rusk's in
tended prohibition is effected no
country will suffer so much from the
absence of pure bred British live stock
as the United States.