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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-04
INCORPORATED 1880.
SUN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY

OF BALTIMORE.
of well known business and Pi OCCASIONAL
standing. and reputation.
THE OBJECT OF THE ASSOCIATION IS
LIST. To secure to its members or their heirs
a sum of Money at time when 1t is
most needed.
I'd. To insure such benefits at the lowest
cost.
RELIABILITY.
The Principles on which the Society is
founded are as old as history the funds are
held by the members themselves, until need
ed TO pay dues and benefits
MEMBERSHIP.
Any person Male or Femdie in good health,
between the ages of 20 and 60 may become
members of the Association.
PRACTICAL WORKING.
The members agree to pay annual dues, flor
current expenses) and assessments. as rated,
until such assessments Shall exceed the
amount required to pay a certificate In full I;
when they Will be assessed only such a pro-
rate proportion as may be necessary to make
up the sum needed to pay a Certificate; all
the members will be assessed. rated in the
Tables, and cannot be assessed for more.
EXAMPLE.
Take our assessment on certificate ofSl250 !;
all who hold Certificates for that amount
will be assessed as rated according to their
ages. AS for instance, persons iron 30 to 40,
would be assessed one dollar. Certificates Of
Z,DU
81 ,250-% the amount as rated. and Certifi-
Gates for 5000. ID their rated assessment
thus the plan ispurely Mutual and strictly
Equitable.
PERMANENT DISABILITY.
In case a member should become perma-
nently disabled, ftU per cent. of the value Of
their certificates will be paid TO them then,
ahd fifty per cent more at Maturity Of years
most benevolent and desirable provision.
MATURITY OF YEARS
Members who live to their years of Expect
ancy, will be paid. in their life time. the
amount of their certificate (od age in ma
jority OF cases, is time of most need.)
EXAMPLE.
Take person of 40 years of age. at the time
OF Joining. Their expectation of life, as per
the Carlisle Tables Is q years. Should such
a person live TO be 81 years of age, he or she
would then receive, in cash Tin their lifetime J
the amount OF their certificate.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
The permanent dsa 5ility provision and the
payment to living members, of Matured Ger
tificates, render membership, In this associa-
ton more desirable than in Societies. that pay
benefits in case of death only.
WHO ARE SPECIALLY INTERESTED.
Every member has personal interest in
the growth and welfare OF the society and
should be actiy in inducing others to become
less will be assessmt nts, and the greater the
the value OF the certificates.
Respectfully,
EDWIN WILMER, Manager,
No. III s. Gay Street.
Up. o. Box 657j Baltimore, Md.
F. A. THAYER g. CO.,
OAKLAND, MD,
Agents for Garrett County.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-04
JAS, A. HAYDEN,
Republican Office, Oakland, Md.
Store Room for Rent.

The store room and wareroom in THE RE-
PUBLICAN building will be for rent Apii' LIST
next. This Is one of the best stands in Oak
land, being near the depot and Immediately
opposite and but about 200 yards from the
Oakland Hotel. The room as 1t is now is large
enough to contain 5000 dollars worth OF
goods, but will enlarge iftenant desires.
The room is now occupied by Mr.. j. A. En-
low, who expects to give his attention to
Mountain Lake Park next summer. Mr.
Enlow will sell his entire stock of goods to
any one desiring TO occupy the room.
Address or apply to
J A. HAYDEN,
Republican Office, Oakla Md.
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Small Farm For Sale.

A farm ~ one hundred acres, belonging to
VIM. M. Rodeheavef, on the H0oppole Road,
low, II purchased before next June. There
are about 50 acres in a good state of cultiva-
tion, the whole well watered Phe improve
ments consist OF two small dwelling houses,
stable and other out buildings, and two young
orchards ofapples and peaches.
Apply on the premises or to
JAS. A. HAYDEN,
Republican Office, Oakland, Md.
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DR.. B. 7. KELLER,

Late OF Grantsville, Md,
Having located In Oakland. offers his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of Oak 10 nd
and vicinity. All calls promptly answered.
day or night. Office on Oak street, next door
to Sturgiss' nrug store.
25 3m
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TIMBER FOR SALE.

Part of the timber ON the tract Of land be-
longing To TheOs. y. HoFwitz. on the Hoop-
pole Rnad, adjonlnfng lands OF Bowie john
son, within a short distance Of Bvowning's
steam saw mill. Apply to
JAS. \. HAYDEN.
Republican Otice, tmhIsnI, aid.
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CLUES FOR THE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-01-13
etae aomsote ser srraaeen.

Oas GasesseIpr65 in RevsO orleans
mar unr Sursem cine g~ntfabrnne, Bic
fi9 81 elmer wirtli9sn nSom56e Der
Srrungsn" geitaItete. Sin alter rei@er
Creole wiherlette li9 Der 8er6inbung
Ietner einsieen En9ter nit etnem iuneen
ern,en RinifIer. gines Mbents Fnbr
Elm 8agsn ueri9tia III Der &abc Ses on
benz ~eIesanieu unn f9onen BonlepGr6,
Gsplanane scncunt, s~eIeSenen Saufes
beS greoIeu anf, Der Rutfher bIifte id
uoriidtis mad allen &i@tlnseu nm anb
bann, pie auf Elm Signal, auf elm Sens
fer SeS in Der SSdhe 1ebenoeu prd6tiaeu
@obu5auIeS. Oa6eIbe 6fnete ii9 mnb
cine 6raueusefaIt, NIT WanteI unb
S3Ieier ansetban, pintte benz Suti9er,
ndher hsrensuFabreu. Gr foIsts BEN
@tut unb ais Ser @assn serGSe uor Der
Tbir uuter benz erbenten Ssnifer belt,
fpran9 elm GROCER, f95ner Msann bsraus
unS frat in oas 6ons. &urs baraaF
siIten Swei III R6nteI eebiute 9eIfaIteu
Die Greppe bes 0auptein3auges gum
Oauie bnab, ~ipran9eu in ben Masen,
i6Io6su bic Sbir uno foroetten ben Suts
i9er ouf, vi9neu ME Der SIis@ su fab:
rem. Sin alter Qsrr, Der Better bes
0auIes nno 8oter bes Mdo4ens, fir
ba5 Der ian9c Sinlfler in 9iebe ereIibte,
bate Der saussn Nfdre pom einem 6eniter
aus su9eieben, mar Ieiie bic Ereppe bins
abSeeiIt, trat hur9 eine Nebeutbir aus
benz 6aus nnb iteIte li5 uubemcrtt pon
Sebem binten auf rem @ossu. @euigs
Neinuten ipdter fGnb CT ft4 ouf Der
6abrt mad WiInebura, benz Qnn6unass
plate Der @sobiler 8ofetoampfer am
Ront9artrain> STE. Der Rutl9tr wu6te
I'M mas IS li9 ban6eIte, un6 ~le:liete Der
ibm seuOroeuen 4uHorberun9 CUR GiIt
SoEse. Ntit SIisesI6neue iaate oos
Subrrpert auf Der 2an6itnr6e babin,
boS liebenSe 8aor ii1 in s6rtIi6er
umarnrung 6eiIammeu uno bate teine
GbnuuS bapon, bag bas Serbdngui6 ibm
10 nabe, n6nli1 binten duF ben @oesn
iei. Der Wagsn rcneIte auf ben Gam
b%un9spIas teS Sampf6ooteS un6 bieIt.
Der Alte lprane ab uiIo 6ffRete bic Sbir
= mas crbIidte er! Geinen eieene1t
StGntne5t uno oaS Rommermdohen Ieis
ncr 1o5tsr. Ser S9red Ses Dieuifbo.
tenpaare5 beinu anblid beS itrenaeu Sc.
bteters maj elm 10 uusebeudeItsr, bag Der
NLte ieIblt laden muBte, ais Die Sei6en
in tomii6er Ssrsreifuns DOT ibm aui
bic Snie fieIen unb UNI @erSeibune febs
ten. sic batten aud einmaI @ntfihs
ruHg ipieIeu wolen. Son ibrem 6errn
beauftrast, uue S@ritts ieiner Eo9tsr
III hema9en, batteu lie ben Masen Dor
Der Gbir srblidt, ubnten fofort, um mas
eS ii9 bau6eIe unb sIaubten Die gutfibe
runs am 8eiteu bdbur1 psrbinbern su
t0nnen, bcB lie ben &aeeu ieIeit benubs
ten. Nfittiermetle nurae bic Gp6ter hts
N%tiIIiOndrs int 9auie zines setneinidafts
Lt9eu 8etaHnten nit benz junsen 6iinit:
Ier g~etraut. Der Atte tam ben Sers
badt, baB CT pom ieiusn Dtsnftboten ees
uaSfibrt porben 1T, u;dt log werber.
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:. RaptteI.
Gin neuer Rietber.

Bon Der ubr ouf benz S~amingeiims
ert0nten finf sLetdmdBise, feierIi9e
S6Idge. SaIentin GIa6 i9refte aus
einem 2abprtntb bangor @enanten empor
limb erbob fi3, ieinen Stu6[ Sariid;
ltoBenb, uon benz rinben Glide, wie Sc
man6, hsr aus benz S9laf erwa3t. Iber
er bate nidt gei9Iafen.
Sante GIfrp NOR mad einent lanSen,
einem iebr Iansen 9eiprd9 nit ibrem
1effeu baponeebumpeIt, uni elm weri9
Der Rube ;u pHegen- bod nidt 10 8aIen:
tin. gr bate einer IeltIamen Ofenbn=
runq, benz guthi1en zines Sabre lang
beiiig gsboItensn 9ebetmniIes eeIaul9t
unb isin Ropf wirbeIte in ftaunen6er
ueberrai9uns. Die 9an3e gtu9t binOur9
bate er, obue Der acknowledgement Stunz
Sen gu a9teu, bort 9efefen - ein feIte:
mes @rei9niB, benn Der arme Burf9e
neiete ni9t su einiameu Ha9twaben unb
9ta1tge6anfen. Setne 9epobnbeiten
poreu ebeniO r~e9eIutdBi9, pie feiu @ez
uiiIeu rein.
oils er Jest pom Glide aufifan6, feIen
feline 8Iide nuf bas 3~eitunssblatt, beNeu
cine 0ta5ri9t SrGuIein Qffrp ant pers
eangenen Nben6 IN 10 grobe Aufresung
uerIest bate. Gr srgriff IS baftis, ais
entbalte rs ben 8eweis ir9eno elmer
| S6uIb, uno mart IS III ben faIten Diem.
Dam frat sr sum Tenlter, 5og hos weise
Rouleaur empor uub i~farrte binuus in ben
Moreen.
SeItIam! SD tam es nod INNER
ni6t fallen, murmelte er, uub ieiu
podennarbigss, eutmiitbises 9eidt fab
nm finf Sabre otter aug, ais nm @benb
suuor. Saun i9 beun beute on mein
BnIt suridfebren, GIs Of i9 pon auebeml
ni6ts wiiste2 6aun i9 mein 9ebeinniB
10 treu b~ewobreH, ME IS Eante afrs
bieIe tansen Sabre bin6ur6 eetbdn bat ?
Soft belize mir! 6abe i5 bic Rraft, ober
babe i'd lie ui9t, berieIbe RenI6 Su bIet>
bsu-bas 9eb0rte gu uerseiIen unb mid
Al benebmen. ais lei es mir mod immer
rnbetannt-I5i
Die Gbir, meI9e nod benz i9maleu
0ousHur fiibrte, iton6 etpas offeu.
6r6ulein 8Iad's Meietber wdren fdwerz
lid i6on auf - MIR cine 9eifaIt ia5
BAL bic Ereppe biurnteri9Iei4en = cine
eilenbe, iauuneruo0e, uleeere @eftait =
Neou 0iq. reber ibr UNCERTAINTIES
6aar bate ie eiuen alien ~beIsoldnber
J 9ut seitiIpt, elm 3errifeues Eu@ bebedts
ibre S9ultern. gr beoba9tete fie, ME
lie bic 9austbdr aufrieseIte uub binaus.
f9Iipfte, wie fe i'm 9ofe uerf9wanb =
nnb etSas mie elm Sdau6er ibertam ibH
-bas mar Mercu's Wfutteri Sein tinf:
tiee S9wieeeruutter!
Mercp 1T i96n unS gut, 10 battt
Eante Afrg am Iesten N6enb 81 ibm &c.
iprO9eu, nber Ou wirit fe ME beiratben,
SaI-nie!
Sene bebeutlamrn Worte brdn9ten I'D
iebt auf's Rsue Ieinem Gebd9tniB auf
gntbielten he @abrbeit2 6atten bic Or
fnbrunsen bieier Na9t in ieinem Serser
irsenb weI9e 8erdnbertu9 n 8e5ug an
fetne goridse erseuet2 Do b6rte er elmer
3weiten S9ritt auf Der Greppe, un6 6ies.
nal wGr es Werep ieIbff, bic, Elm ser
bro6enes &riaeI1eu in Der 6nno, berIm.
ter fam, I'M fi9 bic Mild iu ibrcm elm
fa9eu Griibfiit gu bcIeu.
Wdbren6 fe Lei9ten S6rittes bi
StuEea binabi9ritt, hIieb INN 3eit &c
mug, an feline Steauns uu6 on al 6i
3tubsrnihe gu SeRten, bic ii6 istt I'M
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feline tdglide Msbsit- an bas bsEdunts
9uIt I'M BonfbauIe pom Sarbis e. Co.,
mo feiue M~eitarbeiter ibre Gpd6e mt
ibm SR MAIDEN nHb @cnlsinpEdte als5as
tauf9en pHessen, obne Z III abnen, naB
iiber BEN 2eben bcs pIlmpen Bnrl6en,
Der Der &ernfIi11s pom i5nen mar, Elm
tiefes @ebeiHuis lag. Saeo5 Rbiaips,
Der erie Bu6baIter, ndnnte i'm ben
nnbebeutenbfen Menl1en i'm sunsen
Bureau.
@Io6 1T elm ebtIi9er RerI, pffeete er
IL iasen, Gber f1werfdIia = f9dnbIi5
I@nerfduie. or wirb fem 2sbtas EN- arr
uier EoeeI6bner bieiben.
T6%Ortiesuns fOfst.l
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We6t

Satin: 2ieber Wann, meme Sreitn.
bin Seunu bat fd beute bel mir betIast,
buB On seIesentIi9 ibres lesten 8siu65es
10 unfreinhIi9 9esen ite warit OBJ Du
i6r Bonn b6le ieiIt2
@atte: gi3t i'm @eriuSitenI = Sd
babe bic Iiebs 6rau fe5r gerHe = isS09
es mar i9ou etwas bitter i'm 3immer,
uHb ba bah i3 fe Gnionss fin = Did
sebolteu.
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uebcrf1affioer @eipett

Sci gr0fnun9 elmer neuen 8abns
ftreds befi9ttsen apei poInil6s Su6tn,
bic nod ME aus ibrem Dorfe biuauSges
tomneu, cine 2otou,ottue. GIs bic Beiz
ben 6ieieIbs Ii sur gu nnbe beI9mifs
feIn, Last Der acknowledged 9autpt
aus. Grf6redt fabren bic beiben Subeu
;urid; yBroTt!" ruff Der Cine, v9err
2otomotiu bob'n senieBtl"
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. er 2aAn be @rohuater

UT SU9H OV9 VIU ..
6GrI9sn: Ou, @ro6papa, LAB Dir
NAL in hen @tun6 iebeu, Oh 0u wirtIi9
10 pieI @eIb Gaf 0einem einSisen Sabn
bait.
Wesbalb2
RarI9eu: N9, gapa iaste bents
MOrsen our Mama, ct brea6e fauftuas
ienb Murt un6 MOLE Dir bsb5uI6 NAL
ouf ben CABIN fa6ten.
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4us Ser 8rafuna.

lieutenant: Girjdbri9 SreiuiIiaer
Meier, wie fOnrmleu sic ba3u, in SbIer
arbeit fait oues Bi9ti9e unsrpdbut u
Iohen2
@inidbriser Daeier: SD babe bas
Weilte ais betannt u~orausgeicst.
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apanesment mad benz Gebs

pa nc c n nd0 oem NpDe.
General: Seben Sic, 5r,unS,
inter bieiem Steine rnbt meme @eatabs
lin. OreiBis Sabre lift fe tobt unS nod
taun id fe nidt uersefer!
Rntb: Aber, GrceIen3, auf benz Qeis
9enitsin iie6t ia: 9ier rubt 6ran Gene>
rGIin2 Dor bretBig Sabreu poren Sic
bod nod ni9t @eneral2
General: Gebitel DamaIS man i'd
iimpler 2ientenant; aber i'd t6nntt bod
iest ni9t pon Der 0eremisten ipreben:
meme @emobIin, bic 5rau "2isnteHantl
Darum babe t9, 10 oft i'd ouancirtg, ibr
eiuen anoern 9ei6enftein nit Dem ineuen
9ra6e MAIDEN In6eu. go aunneirte fe
ffets nit unb nabm EbeiI an raeinen
gbren. 2l5er has mirb neil uun Der
Ieete Gtein fein, benz meter ais bis snr
@'tustaIin wirb fis's f4petIi6 btsnBsnl
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Der @apa.

Batter: ,.geun, Iieber 9einrid, beut
;u metnem 40. @eburtsta9 foe' mir eius
nal. p;e uisI Sabre i9 Dor Dir auf bic
Welt setommeu bin! SD bin aIio 40
Sabre alt unb Oh 8 Sabre"
Setnri9: ,,8 pom 40 modt Al
Sabre. 81 On baf Oa aber lang GnF
mid uarten mifen, 8apa."
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Ri9t aus ber 6aifun9 An
brineen.

~ " "h9 ~ u u y An
brinsen.
Oottor: rNun. Iiebe 6rau, bat
Sbr Monu bic Mebi3in senOmmen2
Dottor: 0tlnb mic mar Die 99irs
tuns?"
5rau: ,Gussesei6ust gut, lb:rr
Doctor. @ie ndmIi6 msin WIami oIe
sanSe 6Iof3e Mebi;in esnommen unb
nit aler @swolt an bic @onb eeitIen>
bert bat, maB ibm iunerIi9 mas ssrInet
ieiE."
Dottor: yun6 no 1T er isst2"
6rau: ,,Sm &irt6sbaus."
Dottor: ,,9dtte er bic Ntssi5in
mad 2OriGrift gebrau6t, 70 battle er
idOu Gre; StunOen friiber i'm 8irtbsbaus
Iein f5nnen."
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Stuttgart. Sim Iesteu Sonntae
1T in Der fiSIideu Soritabt 9esIa9 bic
NIT einem Mufuan6 pon $40, 600 W. In
ipdtromanii@en StpI neu erbaute eSan.
gelii9e Stride einsepeibt wor6en. Sie
eutitano nnter 2eituns bes Bauratbs
@oIF. = @roBe 8efrieOisung bat in
ben &reiIen Der S~leinbdnSIer bic Gnt
I9eibuns Der s~uftdnbisen 8eb0rbe Der.
~porserafen, mad Der Sporz uub Roufnm.
uereine, uel9e uidt nur an ibre Mit.
slieber, fonSern aud an bas ibrise Sub:
fun uertaufeu, wie onbere @ei9dfte gu,
8efteueruus b~erausesoseu werbeu iOlfu,
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Srdulein aifrg ma9te chen ben 6ti5.
itifstii9 sure9t. au9 fe bate, ME
ibr 9efi9t un6 ibre mi6en @u9en beuts
lid 3eistsn, ni9r sei9lafen. Sie mari
ibrem uSunseu" einen Hi9tisen, fras
een6ca Bid! Al.
gr f9ritt gera6e auf fe ga un6 Ieete
feline 6ano nuf ibre S9uIter.
SD babe Aues wobI 6eoa6t, Eanie
&Firp, wie Du mid sebsissn. Sd babe
bic auu;e gtuat IberIest, uu6 oies lift
6as grgebniB: SD liebe lie un6 DOR bic
ier einen Sbatio9e i9winbet ie0ss 8es
beuteu, weI9es etua aufiteiseu tOnnts.
SD peiB rt9t, OF i3 obue ie Iebeu
t6nnte ooer ni9t; absr i'd nil 6ns grs
pertinent ui6t periu9en. SD werSe fe
beirotben.
Gin lei6ter S9atteh iberftoe ibr a[tes
| 9efi1t; baun Id9eIte 6ie tleiue Srau
freunbIid Al i5m empor.
@ans wie On winft, mein Sunee. Sd
werhe Dir ni1t binberIi6 iein. Oo6 Be.
bente wobl, mas On tbuit! Gs moser
uieIe 5oIgen 6araus erwG9ien, bic On
iest niGt ~porausieben taEnft.
gr ma5te cine SeUssRns Der unse.
bulb.
SD psib. Mein gntf5Ius a6cr ftebt
feit--i9 btiratbe fie.
S@5n, t~Htsegnete 6rdnIein 9ffrp mi
filler R~efi9natiOn. @ott weib IS, i'd
babe CUTE l1rfode sebG6t, ~2ie6esuerbdIt.
nife 81 uliBtrnuen, bod fage i6: Gut
Wa5 On aud tbnit, mtin Sunse, eal
bat ben Sssen Oeinsr Eente Min.
9olentia muBte has npbI. Gr mar
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-23
HOME AND FARM.

"A Mississippi farmer says that the
great trouble with the people in his
country is that everybody is trying to
make an ''easy' living.
The most convenient fertilizer for
sweet potatoes is wood ashes. If some
superphosphate could be added. all the
better, and if little guano were added
it would be Still better. Sweet potatoes
do not want heavy manuring, or they
run too much to vine.
In some parts of Southern Europe a
flour is made from chestnuts which is
said not only to be cheaper, but fully
equal to wheat flour bread. In some
places wheat flour and corn meal are
entirely superseded by this product,
which is very nourishing, and can be
preserved two years longer without in
jury.
Flour is like butter in this respect:
it absorbs smells readily. 1t should not
be kept in place where there are on
ions, fish, vegetables or other odorous
substances, nor in damp room or cell
lar, but it should be kept in cool, dry,
airy room, where not exposed to freez-
ing temperature, nor to any above 20
deg, and always sift before using.
"A horse that has voracious appe-
tite and is yet thin, whose legs swell
and which turns up his lips and ticks
and gnaws the stall, is not in good con-
dition. The stocking of the legs indi-
Gates disorder of the kidneys, and the
weekly dose of saltpeter given to the
horse may cause this trouble. Diuretics
should never be given to a horse except
as needed remedy for some disorder,
and then should be given very cautious
ly. Give the horse dose of Il ounces
of EPSON salts; give no saltpeter, but
twice week one dram each of gentian
and copperas powdered fine.
Almost the only means of ventilat-
ing ordinary clothes-presses or closets is
by opening the door, and this should be
done daily. 1t is we'll also occasionally,
as need requires, to remove wearing ap-
parel from the closet and hang it where
the air may circulate freely through it
and the sun shine on it. Goats and
overcoats and garments that can not be
washed with water can be cleaned only
by this process. Removing spots and
dust from the surface is well, but the
cleansing should be deeper than that
The delightful feeling of new clothes is
largely owing to the absence from them
of all bodily emanations, and this feel
ING can be restored to worn garment
in large measure by letting the fresh air
blow through it. All wooden goods are
ready absorbents of whatever impurities
the air about them or the bodies they
cover may contain, and as readily part,
under favorable circumstances, with
what they absorb.-N. Y. Tribune.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-23

Is THIS boy a heros Let us see. He lies
stretched across the masters knee and whim-
pers not. Every second the cruel rattan rises
and falls; every second there is dull sound
as if somebody were threshing mud. The
dust flies. but the victim utters no sound.
The perspiration stands out on the masters
brow, and he begins to wonder if that boys
basement is constructed of sheet-iron. Moth
ing of the sort; it is wild, foolish conject-
IRE. The lads life has been passed in the full
blaze of the nineteenth century civilization.
He is no fool. He knows that nobody knows
what day may bring forth. He doesn't ven
the may be unprovided against contingencies.
The lantern that guides his footsteps is the
light of experience. There is great future
reserved for this boy. The rattan goes upand
the rattan comes down; who cares for the rat
tanss When he left home in the morning he
took his fathers last remaining liver pad with
him. It's the right liver in the wrong place.
Yes, the boy is hero.-Deneer Tribune.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-23
Health and Strength.

When you wish to renew your health; when
the various organs of life are weakened by
long suffering and distress, then use medi-
cine that will act in perfect harmony with the
entire system. Use a medicine that will build
up without tearing down. Use a medicine
that will create a healthy appetite. Use q
medicine that will strengthen every part of the
body and remove all blood impurities, thus
giving disease no opportunity for reaction.
Such a remedy is Dr. Guysotts Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla. 1t is true strengthened, a
sure reviyer, a perfect enricher of the blood.
1t contains nothing hurtful to the most deli
cate constitution Its principal ingredients
are Yellow Dock, SarSaparilla, Juniper, Buchu,
Calisaya Bark and Celery. Try one bottle
Its effect Is charming.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-23
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