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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
Kassas W. 8aissessl.


(From the Kansas City NALL
For Information merely, and not by
way Of taunt, we appoint two gentle
men long prominent In Kansas affairs,
Col. D. II. Anthony Ofthe I1eavenworth
Times, and Col d. w. Wilder Of the st.
Joseph Herald, . committee Of inves-
tigation to ASCERTAIN and report II any
Southern city Of any size eau boast a.
many editors slain or desperately
wounded in personal combat as the city
Of Leavsnwortt, since the latter was
incorporated as . city. While they are
about 1t. the committee may consider
themselves commissioned u take under
consideration Col. AnthOny's statement
that nearly dozen murders have been
committed in Learenwor:h county
within the past two years, followed by
nat one single conviction, aud find. il
they can in the State of Missouri any
county Of the same population that car
boast OF half ~ many murders In the
same time.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

The, Cape Girardeau Ne,rs. after
publishing q column advertisement
f,r six months or longer for H. T..
Heln,boid, warns all publishers that
he. the said Helmbold, is dead-beat
II the first water. We had an 0ppor-
tunity to bite Mr.. Heimboid's finely
baited hu,k, some months since, but
ne didn't dead-beat US. We have been
taken In by "f0reign'' nd vertisers about
n often rs is good for our health, and
oar terms are now, and shall be hence
forth and forever. cash quarterly, in
advance, with all whom we do not
kn0m personally to be responsible, and
willing to pay at the end Of the quar-
ter ~ tEl-tlE -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

"A big sensation was created In the
Hatton Garden Italian Church. Lon
don, last Friday morning, by the at
tempted assassination Of the officiating
priest. While he was celebrating mass
. man In the audience fired pistol at
him. The church was crowded and
the noise Of the explosion caused q
aeni-panic. THE altar was struck by
a bullet and subsequently flames start
ell out from the side affairs and the
church was damaged 81 coo. The man
was arrested after hard fight by the
police, and when taken into custody
had . long stilIeto In his hand with
which lie attempted stab those who
seized him.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
From Mike D0sisOn.

H SUBURBS Ov Already, Jan. y, 1850.
Ed. Regisfcr- ..,.
| OWN tn mi bein lade out 50 thoraly
bi "Signal," hav bin unable tn rite
| ami sense; and did Mt wun tim think nj
l had dide natral deti,-that wut
| not cum tn lif agin; but az sum wun in
| the lower part ov the kounti il tryir
! tn stur me up, kant kepe silsnse an
NOR. .-.-sssr
Unkle, of Isick vile, il III knOin--ani
saze tn mulch. He ort tn be ashamed
ov hisself tn Civ me = invite tn hiz
wedin, aud then tel the publick I got
drownd goin tn it. And he il furgit-
full; fur if lac will think awhile, Ire viii
kno that it wus as ] wus komin hOm
aftur bein filled at hiz tabil with hog
AMI nominee, and etsetera, that got
in the krick. He ort not tn hav told
that, fur it kaste sum refiecksltuns on mi
karracktur. Eff he denise me bein tn
hiz wediil, don't you believe it. fur he is
not responsible fur what he SAFE. He
maks gud ralerode detector-fur he
dug aktuali kno when he Gums tn q
raleroad. At furst he used tn think
that Iron kOunti wus full ov ralerodes.
That wus when he wud go kroes lots
and wud hav tn krOss fenses (rale
.bekaus tina wus made ov raies. Pc. Q
man; We all pitt him. lam sori he haz
80 mulch 70 81 about thoz Gunboats;
tina ar nuthin tn kompare with thoz
ran, fleet (feet he haz tn stick out the
side dore ov knboOs, when he talks q
ride.
Arkady liz CROWN fast; yes, sur, it IL
CROWN dri. 80 you sc that will akount
fur trAid livlyin up in Ironton. as pee
pill kan git past the Suburbs. The onii
drawback IL, that fut passengers HAY
tn go hi the ralerode. Viii don't Irons
ton foxes make . brige over the krick,
so tn fasilitate the trade or the kounti
b nch?
Wedins hav not bin SO numerous In
Already this winter. 1t must he OH
ak0unt Ov the wether bein tn kold. /
think Prof. Tice will Civ us sum warm
er wether next August, which vii SCOT
them that ar matrimoniy inclined.
Sum ov the bois, and sum Ov the
gurls, ar putin in the tim in gni ern-
est fur future events. / wish them
mulch luck.
Sc that Mr.. Beard. ST., haz got bak
frum the swan,ps; but he luks Us il he
had not got ava ami tn kwick. Tint
must be terrible kuDtri, jagin frum
the Looks ov them that cum FUN
thar.
ST DeMire haz got a skolsr trim tn
lern tn kontrowl the litenin. We hope
he " II sumo be abel tn help 81, and be
Nv ade tn the pusher kru. The francs
ar all runnin sum tim now, OWN tn
the large fall ov water we hav had
lately, and OWN In which tina ar DUN
miti wei tut run ami tim ut all.
Bob Ber,ie wus up Krismas, but as
bid Isik wants him tn mari down thar.
he went bak tn se the CURL he LEFT be-
hind him when he cum hom.
The base ball kiub pla every da at
Ihe depo, frum wan TIA TIA o'clock-free |
ID all. Reserved sctes fur travellers |
md tramps. vizitors tn the valy vii !,
Ind this m entertaining phase ov amus- |
a,ent. The publik are invited. Cum |
wun, cum al.
Ynres mos, s6eekuvesy.
MIKE DoNsox. !.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

pu9esssss GgssTv11Rg -
uh1npsov11 neoen11 . , q - g. 4
~ l.ssy -. -
s.sss. = 1922 2 z. - ~ w.
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n - ~ pss4s,ss = - - 10
~ cs3 80 . 49, : 1gGlasI, = ~
wItnsp . PpBsoAuo111 eosN1po 49, -
resuis N rs-esso11 sA1sg ~ e5oso.ouu9eu
thls eosuesy . - pssnp3so . - -
:s.s;:s sSs 800 :: & ,se 49, s
EOdsss1 poDp0, ~ leso1(Ge9 - -
Hnsard sssck - ssonahuo ~ G31leunco.
rfs World, = - es1y d1ly 80
noWsQaper Dab1lsAsd ~ ~ ~ - NV
/ OK whseli spholds tn 3511loleefcoo-
aisutisaal Osaeerscy. ~ 60 W.
:s.s . - :.ys ~, 8 ~ & - .s's
% scSvile passisanshIp, bat tesnpesssely
ana or0ly. 70 win ~ ~ sW)e,so rebsko
whst u rrGnrdB - DoGtle)Ny - Dpnoerse1o
priuciplos Or % ~ booosable 1nUs ~ 20
Iltical cOn1lics q the part " Ne o!rads -
on tbs part of lie poes. 10 VII up>sold -
Candidate ~ csace whnsn y Gssssvss - -
and acc.rt NO platform which q brltesrs 70
misrcprcsent o. 70 cont -sslsct TIE srsss epe-
dltI0ns 81 oar national prosprstsy SD
greatness. A. ncwspaD<r I've WOf5o.
being the organ 81 no uan, M cliquc asg9
no lnserrst. wpll preorus tn hnlSsrf 40 H.
fAite~t picture n cao rake u eA q
passing history IL the sity. ~
enss ir tbs chief eeusrcs % .lNeA &sa3v>
ON both risIee ~ the ocran have
Iectcd Tor their character NOS bees>-- ~
their capacity. IL Will aIm -
her etolore. q sccurscy nrSt az al thtsGs Ia
all that R publishes. NO man. however
humble, shaIl ever be pcsmittcsl tr~ly %
with In the columns Of The World. No
Interest, however powerful. shall ever to
PERMITTED truly ~ boast that q can silence
the fair criticism of The World.
Daring the past year The World has sccn
lie dslly clreulatfon trvb,ed and itr weekly
ejaculation pushed lar bryond that of any
.oshcr weekly nswspapsr In me country.
This great INCREASE has becn won. ~ Tho
World bcIIrver. by trssthfsilne>s enterprise.
ccaseless sefivity In co,lcctInR news and
unialtcring loyalty 90 Nsrlf and 10 IT.
ress!ers IN dcaIlng wish thu Qwrstksns ~ the
day. u Il our kofe sndis win b. oar cs-
ds'avor that thssc may Keep what these
have won. aud that I he Worlds rr"rd fsr
aud the support u snnny slsOssrasssl- more
Of new rcssls.rs im aIl paFtN NJ this tsssiis-
soluble Union Of indr-tructsblc Sssses.
...s RATES.
Our rates ef sssb>cvipsion remain un-
changed. aud mr.. ~ fellows;
Daily aid Suss.iays, one year, $40; ak
months. - ID; usrcr suouths, e1.s5.
Daily, Without Sunslnys. one year, -,
SIX months. - -; thrss Rsoaths es.5b; lsss
than thrse usouska, ~ q nonsh.
'rhe Ssssslsy worlsi. oas srsr. -.
The .Mosslay v Grid .cssnsalnisg the book
year. 81. 80. I....' ~
The SEMI weekly World trmsslav. ana
Frislaysl. ~ a year. To Clab Axrn's---
An extra copy Tor s3sb q ten; llr DxIly
for club oftu~nty live.
The Weekly World "wednesday. Ore
Dollar year. TOT JUb Aecuss- An ~x-
trw cop, ior Climb of ten: en- Semi W ss-k -
~ sor club NJ ~; the Dnlle S0r club of o.
, Spscimrn nusnlper- frr ~ asspllcaflou.
Terms--Ca.h, Invariably ~ asivasce.
Send post -pfiiec mooney eclrs. bauk slvs0
Or rrxieterci letter. nl.l. ~ ~ ~ Gender.
Address, THE WORLD,
q T'l'l-lI 'la.'fu i n pSv< isovr. * Y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

It may be said III ul,e can believe the
newspaper reportsl that the .conver-
sion" of Dan Rice was the spelling Of
. gvod clown to make mn indifferent
exhOrtef.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

lamps was attributable solely to the
differences In perfection Of the casbsn
filaments. which. having been prepared
1t random, were not uniform 10 quality,
Lut which In all eascs had impsovesl
with age and after trial.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

The Patti libel suit is still progress.
ing, and the facts Of the case as elected
from non-interested witnesses are ter.
ribiy damaging to the prima donna
At the examination at Leavenwortll
last Friday, A. A. Fem, one Ut the
lending men of the city. testified as
follows:
1T was present at the Patti concert
In LenvenwOrtli; bought forty tickets
for the faculty and advanced class ol
the Conservatory OF Music. The per-
formers impressed me as being the
most singular group of artists had
ever seen; the abandon, the almost
vulgar manners, aud the general move
ments Of Nine. Patti and the others I
could not reconcile with my idea Of
culture and refinement. In my opin-
ion, based upon my observations at
that time, Mme. Patti was under the
influence of Intoxicating liquor. l heard
pers0ns In the audience remark that
she was drunk, and that WAS my own
opinion"
1t 10 an old saying that che Tor she)
who sues for damages gets damaged"
and this case IL not enough Of an ex-
ception to prove the rule. 1t was un-
wicked Of the Post Dispatch
to publish Madame's pecc,dillo to the
world, but four roaring hot WHISTLES
are apt to get anybody who drinks
them too successively, into trouble.
Let Madame drop the suit aud don the
red ribbon.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

Geo. W. Williams, colored member
ct the Ohio Legislature, was refused
l.is dinner at q restaurant the other
day, aud he proposes bringing suit
under the civil-rights bill and the
house Of representatives will inquire,
through . special committee, whether
the dignity Of the house has not
been infringed upon. Our readers will
bear In mind that this is not an
..off'' year. and also that a nigger's
vote counts just as much as . white
mans,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

At the special election last Saturday
In the Seventh Congressional District,
to choose Q successor to Hon. A.. H.
Lay, deceased, Hon. Jno. F. Philips
received majority Of abont 5000
yofea
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
FINALVsETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to creditors and
0thes Interested IN the estate Of VI. Agnes
Greason. deceased. THAT !. Hugh smith.
executor OF said estate. Intend, to make
final settlement thereof at the next term
of the Probate Court Of Iron county. to be
held ut the courthouse In the city of Iron-
ton, In said county. on the second day Of
February, 1850. HUGH SMITH.
jan1n2i Executor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

The Count Won Bismarck II very III,
aud his death ID Imminent. All the
membess Of his hmily have been sum-
suoneti 10 attend him Id Whist y
thought to be his last hours Of exist
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

Mr.. Edison's success with his electric
light is complete. Since the first an
nouncement that he had succeeded in
constructing . lamp suited to house
hold uses he has been constantly criti-
cised in an unfriendly fashion by q
band of so-callesi scientists. His claims
have been derided, his propositions
ridiculed, his assertions contradicted.
Within twenty-four hours of the publ
cation that his lamp had been lighted,
there came the positive declaration by
Professor du Mutsy and by w, E. Saw
yer that the lamp could not burn; that
1t was an imposture; that the carbon
would disintegrate and the vacuum fail.
Both these gifted gentlemen declared
that they knew all about his lamp, and
that it was q delusion and snare.
Nevertheless, tho vacuum endured and
the lamp continued to burn, to the dis
may Of Sawyer and to the confusion of
science as expounded by du Motay.
Edison has been hard at work making
new lamps, which have been set to
burning ~ soon ~ completed. Some
Of them have now been giving light
for more than three hundred hour,
and 50 on down to the latest additions
In the order Of their construction.
Notwithstanding the protests Of the
the stubborn and irreverent
lamps have kept burning, aud, a. II
to further insult the eminent gentle
men engaged In supervising them, &C
tually growing brighter with time and
use. One day last week, J. Gould's
organ, the New York Tribxne. took
occasion 70 whisper that some Of the
oldest ligh hts were beginning to burn
little dim. This. presumably, was to
boost some OF the multudinous stocks
which the great and good Gould had
N intsrest. Next day. however, itI
that the repost Was mere
SANDER; inst the Ai0essoos In The !
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
A LIS, Of The I.alest Issues

- iI cts.
ssi Only womsp. Bast~d By niea R.asssn. ~. -
ss2 Henry Esmoud. BY wu,. rhaeksrsy...... -
$50 Fallen Leaves, By wiIkie Collins. %
SIS m. ws,sr-wi,eh. sy j. Ysnis-re Csspsr.. 70
SIS Money. by Julie. rsssiieu, ................ 10
ss7 zinoni, by Buiwsr Lyl,on ................. -
5ss PhIis, by The Duches (bcld iype) -. 70
$50 The Two Admirsis, By ,. feniacre Cooper. -
bss Nsirios L~msias. by mrs. Lessh A1Ams.. %
500 The TsiIisman, by sir walter Scott, 10
$50 Archie Lowell, b. Mrs. Annie Edwsrds 70
o16 The Annals OF Quiet Ksistbosbood. BY
ses Caleb Yield, BY M. oiiphsnt. 70
se7 rhesinnchsact Of No,re D.ms. Victor nsao. -
o9s John PlouEhm.u's Talk. by G. "a. sPurrevn. 10
500 Castle Of khrcnstein, BY @. r. y. janice. -
500 Dolores, by Mrs Worcester. 49,. 20
col Cousin Henry, ny Anthony Tvoiiasr. 49,. 10
Goa A. odds, by Bsroness rantpheus ........... 20
SOS Hester, BY the sa.sor Of "ps,iess' !: 70
so6 The sestoard Parish. by George Nacpensid. -
so1 The Last er the r.irie. By q. p u. Jsn'e.. 70
500 Darlington, BY Charles Lever ,,..... %
$40 Ms. Csndie's Curtain Lectures, by pouslss
Gil sarah DE Berenger, Jsau Inseiow :. :. >,
6i2 The Arab Wife 100. .........-.. 10
si3 The Ncwcomes. Patti. wv rhscs-rsy 90
si3 The Newc.u,e., Part %. W. y. rack-rsy 10
sA The Msn-s- Arms, or, Henry De C-ro''s, BY
sr5 The RED Rove jane. ren.uor. c.op.r 70
5is Tho Two Disnnss, Aiexat der DumsS...... 80
si7 Ny Hearts m the Highlands Marian. Grant 10
SIS Taken 1t the flood. n. 4. srsadon 70
go IN = Country House, Mrs. Fsrrestef....... 10
81 Bede's Charity, by Hesba susuen.... -. 10
s.a Andre- de ravernsy, Alex. peinss,. -
sis The Great iosr.riy pismona W N. rh.elsrsy 10
tis5 Sketches by Boz, by Chss Diekrns 30
CSC Young Mrs JardIne. by ntss nul sch -. 10
OF Tbomas Wingford. Curute. t'e". Asrp"nald 70
sss Moibrriess. Translated By Miss MuIeet. -. 10
SD Three Times Dead 49,. .............. -
s1s In Prison and Out. uerss strettoa -. 10
sal Ny Lady Greens,e~yes. %. q. Msfhers.. SO
81 Qaren ELIZA befh'r Garden, Forr~st~r. 70
633 SIR Jasper Carew. Knirht, by Lever. ....0
s3t The 500 iii.n- of the ReEuni, Jules Verne 10
SIS A Harvest Of Wild Oats. y NsrfyAt........ 20
s5e In the Schillinsrccurt, v hsritt .......... %
es7 Msdge Dunrssra, 4........si......... 10
SIS Pendennis, Pant WIN. n Thstkeray 10
s1s Pendennis. Patti VIM N rbsekersy 80
s3s Sketches % Young Cvupi.r, thss tSckras. 10
GEORGE MUNRO. Publisher. I..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
FINAL SETTLEMENT,

Notice is hereby given to creditors aud
others Interested in the estate Of ID. g..
GreasOn, deceased, that I, James ID.
Greason. administrator Of said estate,
Intend to make final settlement thereof at
the ueXt term of the PROBATE Court of
Iron county. To be held at the courthouse
in the city of 1ronton, in said comfy, on
the second day of February. 1850.
LANES ID. GRkASON.
jan1n2t - Administrator.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

As We 90 to press we learn that "con-
fusion worse confounded" reigns In
Maine. The Radicals have set up .
rival Legislature, and seized the Legis-
lative Chambers. There 10 also .
strife between the commander Of the
State militia and the President Of the
Senate, ~ to which Of the two h Gov
eanor. Altogether. 1t h . very pretty
mus0. ftstt..s. !3f : lt
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
PIMPLES.

bile Balm that will rrni.xe TAN, FRkt kLES, PIN
PES and BLor,Hgs. leaving the ,kin son. cirsr snd
beautiful; Also Instructions tor t~cavtnr tnxnafi-
cut growth Of halt . bald bead ssno.th fsrs -
Address, inclasing Accent stsnsg, Ben. vsndelf d
Co F, % Ann street, New r.tk. tf'r
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

Mrs. =. = Hugiscs wishes 10 Insasm
the 49, elsat she wilI do an kinda Of
SewimE, Xfees- Aeahirg, etc. u also
prepared 10 make 1nD(6 Plating ~
Flutsng. On rcaeonabee terme. Reel
depee on Main stgse4. s1l-t -,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

When the State Press Association
meets we propose 10 be on hand. so
= long-suffering public can rest assured
that due punishment will be melted
unto those country editors who, with
out regard for the feelings Of their read
err, are again INJECTING upon them the
verses entitled 1.-THE Beautiful Snow"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

Autumn hucs-Cuttins flrewood.

4
Autumn hucs- Cutting ilrewood.
slippery slms ought = BE- winter
| Boses. like the earth. are always
round.
How b drown catf In the water
tpstch her.
i The original base burner--your moth
er's slipper.
Eve's frst remark: What want 10
TO se~ my ina.
D,n't he too generous with your tenn
Iper. Ksrpit. m ~
( A good many Western elopements
are railroad Ties.
/ Rock-crystai ID nothing but . geolo-
s gist's stratagem.
j, After the break Of day the hours are
told by time pieces.
All dinners are remembered accord
ing to their deserts. a
4 There Ii nothing truly original ex-
cepting original sin.
i Perhaps Edison can afford to make
light Of his detractors.
.
all of the dirt in sight.
i This is good day to break Off your
habit Of swearing off"
This 10 leap year, 80 any girl can mar
ry the man she pleases.
ffide hath two seasons: A forward
spring ana an early iah.
Every day brings something new
III the i''at'er oi weather.
When q man falls his temper Rener-
ally gets up belor. he does.
How to get married i'm X-lent STYLE
borrow $40 to pay the minister.
WV,
he weighs less than he did before.
..,.
ne mo ms set.leu purpose snou'd
/ ,
WISE n,u thaG KNOWS lis own
.eather "heh the miiiiner gets hold OF
|
I win the thermometer AZ zero Inc
coioTeu eAouus Is hot SO gushing as II
| Look out for MISUNDERSTANDING
Fish, Jr., is engaged to Miss Mann, OF
~, -.
when charity asks her due she don't
get what's odor If you don't give her
-
A tree may be dOwncast, and not
chopfailen. itmay be blown down, for
II you make nome too hot for your
chiiuren tney Will SKIP out INTO Tie
-
iraln drcss In the way IL should go
ana u VIII never get under the feet Of
A PennsyIvanian has hog fifty
years old, yet he knows nothing of all
Mr. Courtney did not hang up his
stocking. He was afraid somebody
me ciiIluren want no saving Claus.
The more extravagant he was the bet
Ter they hked him.
Strange but true-a word In season is
scarcely ever spoken by man in pep
perry fraine OF mind.
We bear much of the man who has
sworn off. But where's the fellow
who's year IL up to-day?
Nf,, ,,;,,l
;c., ,.r.a,,, S,'n,, th;nrs sh"iJ ha - r ,,n',
e. ,.,,;,ar,,, 80, ,r,,,,'sts 'o" oe %" VIC"
''- ''''
.,.. In. pnpss .nas " na'.,,. ,
S,s,yo .u ~. hs. u" wi. nut ~ ""e"
he 'ii'o"s Ills heau "aeA'
The govt is sort Of brake which
wise Providence puts on mans legs |
when he 4, living too fast.
VIC" no 10 ''''"s WV 'os''
"Whole hug or none'' as the young
fellow said To his betrOthcd or making
his last call the other day.
Whom n c,t g;ves n, entertainment
from the top of a wall, it isn't the cat
We object to; it's the waul.
"Is n wropo IN cheat /, ,.wv.rpu asts
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

Mark Antony spent $725. 00O, GOO Of
the public t1easurers ia two years, and
yet there are some sweIl-heads who 30
sert that We are smarter than our dali
sAian
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

Mr.. Frost 10 Temperance revivalist
He wished to lss,lsl meetings In the
Methodist church at PhiliipeburgI Nj. ;,
bus the trustees feared that bummers
would soil the new carpet with tobacco
Juice, and only gave the use OF the
hare-noored lecture room. Frost there
upon hired . public hall, and soon got
y temperance revival successfully UNI
der way. He spoke bitterly Of tbs
Methods trustees ~ enemies Of the
temperance cause, and in this warfare
was Joined by the church's pastos, the
Rev. Mr.. Lockwood. The strife ha4
split the congregation; the trustees are
trying to turn out the pastor, the PAS
tor ID trying to turn out the trustees,
and the quarrel las been carried to the
district Conference.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
THE BEST IN TH1 woRLDi
fHE IMPROVED COFFEE POT.

County, City. or Sbo7 Rights, for
sale. on terms 20 make big profit lvr
the purchaser. Write or call on
DIxGER 4 AKE, Ironton, Mo. I,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
Arcadia College
-s md ACADEMY
OF THE URsULINE SISTERS

The next regular session Of this first
class boarding and day school viii brgin
ON the First Of Septe sas Der. ~
The system OF education pursued y sle-
signed to develop the moral, fntrileciual
and physical powers OF the pipii-; To-
make them refined, accomplished and
useful members of society.
The sisters in charge are all graduates
If firsf-clnss institutions aud have teach
ing experience "f from twelve to fifteen
years. ami therefore consider themselves
competent to fnlly respond to tbr confi-
hence which parents l,Iaee IN Them by
giving their pupiIs u solid education. b
Pupils Of all denominations are equally
received-nil infcrfs.rc,.cc with their co,s.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

According to . British Parliamentary
report on adulterations, tobacco IL won
dsrfully and fearfully made. The fol-
lowing IL the schedule Of articles used
in its manufacture to at the users vari-
Jus tastes:
sugar, alum, lime, -four or meal,
rhubarb leaves, saltpetre, fuller's earth,
starch, malt commings. chromate Of
lead, peat, NOES, n,Olasses, burdock
leaves, lamphlack, gum, red dye,
black dye composed OF vegetable RID
and 1iCu,rice. scraps Of newspaper, Gin.
uannon stick. ca6bage-leaves and straw
hrOwu paper"
We presume the foregoing articles
are added 70 or taken from, the COM
pound - suit the pasaess ~ ~ various
ssns1mers. Ii that prepared lbr South
.Ant3oan uas, rock salt would no doubt
esem the base; Or the negro II the
Noutheen Upltsd States, uaolnssss: tor
the average American, newspaper; fur
young ladlen gum; for Germans, cab
laags; ~ sclsooIboys. cinnamon stick
aud ucosteas Tor n,ston people. starch;
ETC., 80. "Eyefy one % her taste. -
tile old woman said When che went u
the seashose.