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A Weeks lsusIne.s Failures.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-The business failures for
The past seven days, as reported to L. q. Dun %
Co., OF the Mercantile Agency, number le3, as
against 1877 last week. The Eastern States had 20.
Western, 63; Southern, IS; Middle, 2S; Pacific
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could almost Fear tnIousn - s ~
noise q tne relis' nu', si"'ck = = n. :,'.
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rein. and pulled thai horse WIN nyins
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against the road renee. an" Sha''ey
keti r'gM aivHg:
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ana looked around me n"tse w.
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snow. and turned tne sieign, ana na,-
messed 'p again. and ieu 'he morse uscs !,
20 where ne started rom. Sam anu
steve were waiting ~ 'ne ga'e-
Charley hitched tne norSe; anu ~, ~,
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When Charlie woke up one morning
and looked from the window. he saw
that the ground was deeply covered
with snow. The wind had blown il in
great drifts against the fence and the
trees. Charles little sister Rosy said
il looked like hills and valleys. On the
side Of the house nearest the kitchen
the snow was piled higher than
Charles head. Mamma said she did
not know how black Aunt Patsey could
get through il % bring in the breakfast.
There must be . path cleared
through this snow" said papa ~
would 10 II myself, il ] had time. But
must be nj nv Office early this morn
inr.- Then he looked al Charlie. do
you think you could do il. my son?'
~. papa, Why. il Is higher than my
headi How could little boy like me
cut path through that deep snow
:. How? Why. by doing IL hnie ~
fitfls. suppose you try; and 4 ! find .
nice path cleared when | come home 70
dinner, you shall have the sled you
wished for. Y
50 Charlie got his wooden snow
shovel and set % work. He threw up
first one shoyelfnl. and then another;
but II was slow work.
Y. ] don't think can do il, mamma. Y
he said. \. A shoyelful IL 80 little, and
there l. such heap Of snow % BE-
cleared away
Little ~ little. Charlie" said his
mamma. THAT snow fell in tiny bits
fake By flake, but you see what great
/ .,tl.. N has x.,aIn ~
Yes. mamma; and II throw 4
away shoyelful BY shoyelful, Il will al
be gone at last. SO win keep on try
/ ing.
/ Charlie soon hn1 space cleared from
! the snow. and a. he worked on the patti
grew longer BY aud BY il reaches
1 quite up to the kitchen door. II looke'
like little street between snow-whii'
walls.
When papa came home 10 dinner, h
was pleased TO scc what his little bo
had done. Next day he gave Charlie
fine blue sled. and On il was painted II
name, in yellow letters. "LsHic bv IA
fo.
The boys all wanted 70 know how
came 10 have such q name. And who
they learned about II, think Il was
lesson 10 them a. well Is 70 Charlie
our Lific OncS.
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Our Young Readers.


Think of something kind ~ 40.
Never mind II n n small:
LATHE things arc lost 10 view,
Hut God <c<'e and bIc<<c< al.
vfolus arc wcr. modest flowers.
Hiding IN their bct.s ~ green.
Hut their perfume nils the bowers.
Though they -carccly can % seen.
Pretty hIuebcli< ~ thc Gr,yc
Arr than pronicS more sweet;
Much their Nrao 4 I hiooIn we love.
Ashley bI,esom round our feet
50 10 little acts. We flni.
Which IL iIr<f we cannot see.
Leave the fragrance, pure. hchind.
Ofabiding charity.
-ChiciDo .idMnce.
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~ III thess raiafsl Csnpla1ss: go wsaeeeesse
lawn cure entirely ne worst fern n Female c.
rIainss an ovarian tronlles Innsmmstion ani u.cssa
fion FAILING and DISBURSEMENTS. and tIs eonse1usns
spinal weakness. and e particularly sdsgssd g ~
Change q Life.
u Vim Dissolve and esr<i tucrs from ~ ussrus =
q early stage q development mo tendency % 60
esrous checked verysr<edy ~ - -
u removes fAlntnss fsfuisncy. destroysal craving
for stimuiants and relieves weakness 81 stomach
u cures nioafine Headaches. Nervous rfossrstion,
General beauty sl>egisssssss. Depression ~ Ind
Gsstion-
nat feeling o. hearips do~n. causing pain. weight
and hackache a a1ways permanently cured byits use
Il Vim q al times and under aIiereunstanrse 49, y
harmony wh ne Is~s thst govern the female systsn
For ths eursoe Kidney Complaints q s'shs - 800
Compound q unsurpassed.
LYDIA y. pINEuAMD vEcE1 ABLE C0n'
POUNDS prepared q - and ~ wssfern Avenus
LINN. Na>s rr1cs d. ss botsissfor o. sanity naii
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rscsips % price. u psr boz For either NJ nnknan
frssly snswss IN le<tsn d inquzy e<sd for Danpa
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NJ fanny snsu16 ~ without LYDIA = riHHAMS
rryrR PIIIA my euro conssipsftce. b1lossnsa.
80 torus1ify u fhsl liver. = conls per bcA
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rc1>r i-.re~Nl
PERILs OF The DEEP.

SPAIN" said Captain Ho{ton 70 representative
81 this Journal In recent conversation by tho
sea shore Z. hn.i 10 shoot 100 waterfalls. the
largest being about cikhi} 'h<c fcst and lnnumer.
ahlc rapids Crossing the straits ~ Nc><na.
had fhrcc ribs broken In fight with sharks. aud
coming down the Somanc. = river ~ France.
received . charge Of shot rom - excited nnd
pleasant and might be termed dangerous, ] fear
nothing mora on my "trip than Intense cold; fpr,
q long ~ my Limits nro FREQ and easy and not
crAmped o. benumbed lam 81 right % hate
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Not 70 % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. go" ','"'
lenSe investigation, ne r''a..o.> -
President Arthur with senator Manone'
Of Virginia n Malone enos.~ ~ u
game repuuiation' ~ wn,e" W. uv'os'
~.e''''s,' - = ..,.,..l ~. s,,t>-
version 81 the supreme Court 81 the |
United States. Mr.. Royal presents the |
case with such an array q facts, figures
Malone scheme 70 piunoer me cfcu'.-
or.< ~ Xirrinia Is made 80 transparent
,hat those who read the exhibit cannot
fail 70 comprehend the purpose 81 the
V;rr;n;a Senator. Mr.. RoyaIl starts
out With declarations made 6y Malone
~. iS.'-:..-- ~ l;fs ~ PRECEDENT Car
s sL'ii ~ = ~ Pe.d;nsser Marty received
~. .s,~ ,;,t,s IA tram liz Federal Gov
49, 80, !. r,s.,,. - pros;dont
Arthur took the rcins 81 Government.
matters changed. and the Readjustcrs
had the full benefit 81 all the assistance
that the Administration could gives"
and this statement il fully corroborafcd
by subsequent acts Of the Administra-
ton. Ii Is stated that early in the vir-
XIHIH CANVASS the lNuLIOIIImX IAIM
the Republican party very earnestly OPP
posed any coalition between the hepun-
,1ean pay "A' ~
notaii Anus.
nWhcn President Garfield died and
General Arthur became President the
complexion Of matters IN Virginia m
fh;s regard instantly and seriously
chanoei. II was communicated TO each
Federal officc-holder in the State that
l.. ,,,,,sf c,,-o,,arata with the Readiusfcrs
or his Official head would pay the pen
any, anu : lr~ oos .hs:s 49, and
Min Rsad;ns,ers II did not take many
lessons ~ his sort 70 teach the new DO
i;f;cal f.;fh The scenes changed As II
~ magic An semblance ~ organized
Rcnnb7;can opposition ID the Readiusters
d;ssnneared ana the Readjusfer PARTY
n Viro;nia swallowed the Republican
narfv n VIRGINIA. body and bones. At
ane gnln
!. The aid which the Federal Govern
menf gave 10 the Readjusters' canvass
was not confined to requiring all Federal
Officers 10 assist them BY way Of their
influence and votes.
flames ID. Brady. the Collector Of
Internal Revenue at Petersburg. Va,
and Chairman 81 the Republican State
Committee. issued the following circu-
lar:
nrrrnrrcAx STATE rxrcurrvr coxnrrrEE
Chairman-James d. Brady. Petersburg. Va
secrctary--M ~ Hardwood. Richmond, "a
PErkRsnrRa. ". sept = icei-
william a. lyons Es1-' sups ,n ~ y
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carry stock Of sri JAcoRs on in my little boat
IThc Captain calls Il "HAby Xine." and has stored
therein signal rockets thermometer, compass,
provisions, etc. and ! have hut little trouble
the article and il action upon the muscles Il
wonderful From constant exposure am some.
what subject 20 rheumatic pains. and nothing
Great German Kennedy. Why. on my travels
have met people who had been suffering with
rheumatism FOR years: ny my advice they used
The OH and II cured them. I would sooner do
without food tor days than be without this rem
civ for one hour Ia tnct would not attempt
trim without ifr The Captain became very en-
fht<iaSfic On the subject Of ST. JACOBS on. and
when We len him ne was still citing instances ~
the curative qualities of the Great German Rem
civ 70 4 party around him.
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at seems incredible that the official
head Of this Nation would embark the
authority Of the Nation IN an enterprise,
the purpose of which il 70 commit yio-
lent robbery BY plundering Just credit
ors: but how much more incredible l. II
that hc should embark the Nations au-
thority III such an enterprise. when the
chief means fol executing Il arc the null.
LITIGATION and defeat Of the judgments of
the supreme judicial power a the Na'
Iron County register., 1882-06-08

Mr.. Pate and the gamblers of st.
Louis who are under indictment under
the Johnson law have signed a docu-
ment agreeing to abandon gambling
entirely in this State provided they
can have an indefinite continuance of
their cases. They report that they had
bad advice touching the constitutional
ity of the law, and they kept on violat-
ing 1t in order to thoroughly test it in
the courts. They have tested and are
reasonably satisfied. The Johnson
law has proved somewhat efficacious.
There is no disposition, we presume,
to pursue the indicted gamblers with
vindictiveness and malignancy, but it
wouldn't be a bad idea to give a few
Of them a little State employment
just by way of example.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08

UNNATURAL OBSTRUCTIoNS.-C
tain fundamental laws of nature are demand
ed by the human organism. As life requires
constant and regular action, there is necessa
rily continual wearing out of material and
corresponding accumulation Of effete mat
ter, which must be thrown off through the
different channels of the system. This is
absolutely necessary to a healthful action of
the human machine; but should the channels
Of egress become obstructed, or blocked up,
disease and suffering would be the legitimate
result. Nearly all females, married or sim
gle, at stated times, suffer from these OBJ
structions, leading to headache, leuchorrhGa,
loss Of appetite, hysteria, prolapsus, loss OF
color, prostration, emaciation, etc. There is
one remedy which will cure this condition
of female life, known as English Female
Bitters, the grand triumph as female regu-
lator.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08

DIR. t. G. Thompson, OF the firm of
Thompson. George s Co., Wholesale drug
gists, Gaveston, Texas, says that to his own
personal knowledge English Female Bit
ters is most wonderful medicine for
the cure of chronic female complaints. He
knew of a case in Galveston, considered al
most hopeless, which resisted all medical aid
from the profession. She was induced TO try
the Bitters, and commenced improving at
once, and was finally entirely cured by their
use. Similar cases are recorded all over the
country and no female afflicted with any dis
ease peculiar to her sex, should fail to
Use them. As a uterine tonic and female
regulator it has no equal, for married and
single.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08
Order of Publication.

| In the Circuit I ourG of Iron county, No., in
| vacaiion-May p, 1882
The State OF Missouri at the relation aud &c
the use of James Buord, Collector Of the
| Revenue OF Iron county, Mo-,
| against
| Thomas w. Howe, Allen league, Nathin A
Coulter, Geor.c Sellers, aud all unknown
interest. d parties.
| (Actton to Enforce Payment of Taxee.)
Now at this nay comes The plaintiff, James
| Buford, collector of the revenue Of Iron
county, Miss bCri. and files his petition and
| affidavit, setting forth among other thing >
that the defendant is nonresident of the
State of Missouri and cannot be summoned q
in this acton by the ordinary process of /, !;
it is, therefore, ordeiei by the Clerk of tht
Circuit Court, in vacation, that publication
be made notifying said defendants that All
action has been commenced against them In
the Circuit Court of said county, the obj-c
and general nature OF which is to enforce the
lien of the State of Missouri for back taxes
;o~ the years 1872 to 1880 inclusive on tn
following real estate. situated i'm Iron county
Mo-, belonging to said defen lants, to wit:
The east half of The southwest quarter Of
ction ?, township 81, range west; aud the
northeast quarter of the southeast qIarter
Of 81 ction 10, township "a range w, s.; and
the north half of the northwest quarter. ami
he southwest quarter OF the northwest quar-
ser and the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter and the northwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter-sn Of section IL, town
ship "a, range west.
Gan itemizeu statement in the nature of a
tax bill, showing the amount of taxes now du.
on said real estate, for the years afores .:,i,
amounting in the aggregate to the I'M q;
$40 IS, is filed said petition as prevfd ID BY
iaw.l And unless they he and appear at the
next term of said court to BE- ho'deu for tho
county of Iron and State of Missouri. at the
Court House in said county on the fourth
Monday in October { SS2) next. and on o'
before the sixth da, thereof (if the term
shall SO long continue; and If not, then
before the end Of the tern), end ple a.,
answer demur to said plant, ifs petitnn.
the same will be taken as confessed, ju 'gment
rendered in accordance with the PRAYER of said
petition, and said real estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said
judgment, interest and costs. he sold under
q pecial fieri facias to he issued thereon.
1t is fur. her ordered that a copy hereof he
published according TO law in the Iron
COUNTY REGISTER, a weekly newsraner pub
lished in said county OF Iron and S-ate OF
JOS. HUFF, Cerk.
A true copy:
Attest with seal this day o
lsEAL May. 1872.
juncSn47 jos. HUFF, Clerk
Iron county circuit court. |
Iron County register., 1882-06-08
Order of Publication.

n the Circuit Court OF Iron county, Mo-,
in vacation May 2l, 1882:
The State OF Missouri, at the relation and to
the use of James Butord, Collector of the
Revenue OF Iron county, NJ. ssOuri,
Henry II. Saunder, j. n. Meyers, Simantha
Doty- a. w. Thompson, Harriet b. Thoinp-
son. w. :. Doty George \. Barkenstoe, aud
all unknown interest parties.
Action TO Euforce Payment of Taxes.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff, james
Blu ord. collector oi the revenue OF Iron cour-
ry, Missouri, and files his petition and afliIa-
Wit, setting forth among other things that the
defend ints are non residents oi the State O.:
Missouri and cannot be summoned in tins ac-
ion by the ordinary process OF law; it is
therefore ordered by the clerk of the circu'
court Of Iron county, Missouri, in vacation,
that publication be made nOti ying said de
PENDANTS that an action has been commenced
against them in the circuit court of said cnun-
~, the ohj"ct and general nature of which is
to enforce the lien of the State of Missouri
for back taxes for the years 1870 to 1889, in
elusive, on the following real estate, situated
in Iron county, Mo. belongin" to said defeD
dants, to wit: All of lots Z and s Of the north
east quarter of S. c'ion l. township31 of range
west. Gan itemiZed statement I'm the nature
of a tax bill, showing the amount OF taxes DOW
due on said real estate, for the wear aforesaid,
amounting in the aggregate t., the SIN nt
s27.30. is filed with said petition as prov ded
by law.) And unless they he and appear al
the next term of said court. to be holden for
the county of Iron, and State of Missouri, at
the courthouse In said county, on the fourth
Monday in October next {1SS2), ami on or be-
fore the sixth day thereof (lf the term sh Ill sn
long continue; and ii not, then before the end
of the trrm), and plead, answer or demur TO
said plaintiffs petition, the same will be tax
en- as confessed, judgment rendered in ac
c9rdance with the prayer of said petition, and
said real estate. or SO much thereof as may he
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, interests
and costs, be sold under special fieri facias
to be issued thereon.
It ia further ordered that a copy hereof h.
published according to law in the IRON CoUN
rY REGISTER, q weekly newspaper published
in said county OF Iron, ard state of Missouri
true copy:
Attest, with seal, this 22d day OF
fsEAL.l Nav. 1882.
JOS. HUFF. Clerk
june1n46 Iron county circuit court
Iron County register., 1882-06-08
Wants to Know, You Know.

EDITHBURGH, Mo-, May 30, 1882.
Ed. Register-As am interested in
the wool-growing business, should
like to see q certified statement from
each of the two parties who have sam
Piles of wool hanging in your office, as
to the number of months those sam.
pies were growing on the sleeps backs
before they were clipped. Is it not
possible that small patches of wool
were left on the sheep last year and
allowed to grow another year? This
would satisfactorily account for the
% and 24-inch locks of wool exhibited.
If this is SO, they can very easily say
SO if not so, they can deny it.
Respectfully, POSTMASTER.
Edithburgh, Mo.