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Cine beriibntte Srau pbne GiteI?
C9lus benz nSoton GIabe.")


Gtrren Rebattenre!
Sas Sbige it elm sutes Bib pon Srau 2pbia 6.
Rintbam aus apnn, Mafi, bic nebr aIs ir9enb cine
anbere Srau in gSa9rbeit ben Namen ber nSrauenz
freunbtn" ben pieie i1rer Gorreipon5entinnen ibr
10 serne beileger, perbient. Sic 1pibtnet iib nit
bent sr6bten @ifer ibrer alrbeit, 1ueI9e ettere bas
gteiuItat zines IebensIdn9Ii9en Stubiunts lit, unb
lit 8eswansen feds aliiiftentinnen iit5 su baIten
bic ibr beIfen bic aussebreitete gorrefponbens,
,ueIde uon allen Seiten ibr snfliebt anb Don benen
cine iesIbe lire ipesieae 2eibensIait oSer ibre
6reube bapon befreit 3u ien, tmnbsiebt, sm beantz
,uorten. Sbre qfansen 4srdparation ift ein Sell
mtteI fit quite unb nt9t fiir b6ie 3pede. SD babe
perl1nldb bies ausgefnnben uni bin Don bet 2Sabr>
belt beien mas i'd iase, Iberseust.
8egen biejeruo9l lbepieisnen Gigeni9aften iptrS
fie non ben beiten Nersten bes 2anbes empfoblen
ano peri4riebsn;-etner pon bieien iaat:: !gySie
28irtung TIT pnnberbar nnb eripart piele5 2eiben.
Sic eturrt poutdn big bic itmmte Nrt Wutterletbz
Gbfalen, aeneorree, nnre9elmdBt9e. nnb i9merss
Ii4e monatid9e @einisung ,lebe art samen .arant.
8lutabfub, iebe art gereturg unb bic barauf foIs
genben 8Idenmartbe ibperben, nnb 1T beionbers
anpenbbar sur 8eit bes 2ebenspe9iels."
&5rperpitems nnb fDBt neues 2eben nnb nene
Strait Elm. S5wd9e, 8ldbin4t, Srans nab @et3s
ttitt.In nnb Mageni9wa9e iptrb iebsrsstt babnr9
abseboIfen. Sic beitt euunsen, aOpfi6mera
sem. nerp6ie 2eiben, alsemene aDrperfdpd3e,
s6IaFofsteit. @bmattnns nnb llnperbaai9teit
Senes Gefibl -sdnsIidber Gri95pfung, tpelbes
S4mersen unb @idenIeiben smr SoIge bat, iit tets
polftanbig uoriber mad @ebrau9 biees Seilmits
tells Seberseit unb uiter allen l1mitdnbeit iit bic
gsirtuns in poaitanbi bisemlleb tommen NIT bsm
tem rpeibIiden a0rperiptem nnterIieaenben geieb.
9erpreisiit nurst q SIai6e, s.. tiir6 Slai9en,
unb rutrb non allen Mp.tbefern perfauft. Srgenb
wel6er 9atb fiir ipesieae Sale, InS bic Namen pom
gieIen bic 6arf9 anpen bnng ber qfansen Miianns
1pieber pouitanbig bergeitelt 1uorben, tann man
Dars g. IN ibrer 4sripat=Nbrefle,2 2pnn, Maf, erbaIz
ten. Wan fige 9oitmarte sur 8eantwortnng BEL.
@esen Meren 9ei6werben Bel betben Gei6Iedbz
tern it bieie Mii6ung nniibertreffbar pie sabl=
rei6e 3eugtliiie beipeifen,
nMrs. qint5am's Sober pinen,H fa9t Elm Core
ponbemt gine bic beltem in bsr 8eIt ais 9eiImtteI
Gritarrung. Sbr 8lut Netniger bringt @un=
ber su Merte unb i9 stpeifIe nidt prb baIb ebenio
beriibmt ano popaIar fein ipte bic 4fan5en 4rdpa=
ration"
Gin Seber muB Stefe Srau aIs einen Gnaben
GngeI anieben, beren einsiger SBnni6 lit @nberen
gut su tbun.
q9iIaSelpbia, 9a. G aRrs. 81. 81. ..
.HzES2a@4a < zskAAg.
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*.vMas Sbr alt6 tbut, tbut es
nit Mutb". Mit Nfutb unb pbne So
gern erfldrelt mir, OaB Nieren &raut
bas be tie 9eilmittel fiir 2eberz,
Magen= unb 9fieren=&ranfbeiten iif.
&beumatismus unb Die @olbene @ber
tperben itets baOur6 furirt. Sie ft1rz
fenbe Wirfung bon 9tierenz&raut riibrt
BON beln reinigenben unb berlbigenoen
@influB ber, tpel6en Die N}ebisin auf
bas 8lut ausiibt. $50 ie ber 1trin fie=
ielig ober beri6leimt, flebrig pber 5dbe
lit, Da bilft 9fieren=&raut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-20

T Sabrelang bat Srau 2pbia 6.
pinf 3 m i'm &f gelegen nit
ber ardBli6fen S6lange, bic man
,&ranfbeit" nennt uno piele, Die in ben
&rallen berielben gelitten, fOnnten be-
3easen, tpel6 sldn5enbem grfolg iie qez
ba6t. Oft lit bas Obnmd6tige Opfer
bem olfenen Sinnbaden bes llngetbie=
res entrillen. 6rau Yintbams &rduz
ter=3ubereitungen iIt unglei6ll6 plel
ipirfiamer bas gergerniB 81 beieitigen,
als ielbt Die Operation bes lrnerllbel
Nbbrennens.
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.i6ttg fiir &ablf0pfige.

prof. g. St0br, So. 307 iiioli6
4. StraBe, st. 2Ouis, @to. 1T es gelunz
sen, langjdbrige aablfOpIigfeit 81 furiz
rem. prof. Sto6rs MtetboOe 1T iebr eiltz
fad. Sie fablen Stellen weroen tdgli6
breimal gebabet fit orei Wlinllten nit
Dem SaarerSeuger uno innerbalb
4 Wo6en seigt li6 ser neue Saarwu6s
auf ben fablen Stellen. 9amen uno
Serreu, ipel6e an Sab lf0pfigfeit ooer
9lusfallen be5 Saures leioetL iollten
ni6t beridumen, li6 l6riftli6 al prof.
St0br 81 ipenoen. Preis $5 Die 6lalde,
nel6e 4 @o6en ausrei6t.
24,7,S2, ,tuipli
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etheS OCT DDt9eH SGasptonte Set9t.
gSer ani 8teiisn tit poer Il, aneeiunoer
men elmer Opls, 1ln Bite Seter tn seiunber Tbdttsz
felt 3u balter, ale Gaaiasie, eaaige Mnfaue,
98rre, llebelfcit, NtenerSeihla8enbet H. I. 10. oh
nenben Oa5 lfittel rptrp lpe Elm GIaS gBetn frIfz
ttgsn, lit Gber feiu beraHid)euoeS 6etr1uf.
gSemu stast ctWaS fd),rer gseroauIidjes gc=
Gefien bat, roer NaGt5 ntdt ImlaIen tann, neGnle
man cine OpIis unb bic @rleiterl1s iptrb eintrcten
so,poDl Seit spte 9oftnrreNnaneen .perssn
etipGrt, tpeua sttatt octs GeesuIatc: tets
norrefbig TIT SSaaie bait!
0enn sfeiGoiel pelhe8 2cbcn fttb einiteQt, Elm
bur6auS ii6eres. abfiibrcmoes, Sdfte Oesbei=
iernDs3 unD Stdtfenoes gGiittel ptrD ME unre6t
ansebradpt ien. OaS Niittel lit ,imsefabrlid, unb
bscim.redlttgt tpeser Die GeiaaftstDatieteit
nod oas Gergaiigen.
Gs tit rein besctabili{d,
unS bat bte game Strait unb gstranteit ppn Galpmei
pber Gbintn pbne irgenb eine her iadbl&en @adbz
ptrtuusen berielben
Scnentb bot eiten 0cnnssnens.
ySttrlpnS Stner Hesulatnr" tit felt lanserer 3eit
seust bab er cine SereiHeruns ber 9rsnepiieniGait
bilpet.-Sy. Gill S6prter, Gjpuperneur rpn Wld
Son. @leranoer $. stepbcms BON @errsia
ta8t: Ger 0ebrau3 rpn pStmmpn5 Strer GeSula=
tori 1T mir ippbl befpnmen unb iA muni6e i'm
peiter Su prnfen.
r9as Ginsi9e Sas niemais 2inSermme
bsriagt. So babe piele Mittel 9esen Opspepiia,
eeberlethen unb S4mdhe sebraubt, aber ME etnes
8efunhen ras mir 10 ippIl betpmmen lit pie ysimz
mons aiper @esulatrr:", SD babe pon @atnneipta
Weni3in ire9en nod meter fd,den aud modte tdb
alien dbnlitb Getbenben anratben eS nit bteIenl
ttel su bernaen, ha es bag einsi9e gu ein i9etut,
bs5 nciNal5 2inrcruns reriast.
y. M. Sannep, MinneappliS, Minn
9r. 2. gB. Maipm iast Ourd, tbatideltbe
GrTaDruns I'm @ebrau8e BON yStmnlpnS 3tper
0teaulapr" in meiner 8rart8 BIN tb ppn ietner Gn=
nenbun8 fefrepist unb tb rerprbne i'm ala eine
N5fIbrun15s sgirsnet.
pD- Nan nebme nur BEN cd,tcn, her ltets bic
rotbe SsanoeI3marfe unp Die NamenSunters
ihrtft s. >. sSeilin & So. auf benz 1lmitlase
tdgt- Set alien Mpptbetern su babeu.
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Dr. @reens SrYsenateb gitters III
bas bette 5eilmittsl fur DYspepau, Gal.
lenleioen, Wta!arta, unoeroaulidfeit unb
&ranfteiten ees glutes, BET Nisren, Qeter,
5aut ,c.
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Durnus Gatarrk SYrup
bsilt aas @ftftionen bes 5alIes, Rcpfes
uub S4lunpes.
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'BUCHUPAIBA

Sdnslle, ariinolide Sur fir ale
fdmer3lidsr Nieren=, glai en- unb l1rin=
Orsan=Sruntbeitsn. 81. 8ei Gpotbcs
Tern.
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9enr9s Carroll. SaIbe.
Gle 1T Die beae Salbe fiir SdnItte,
8eulen, Musldlas, @eihwlre. @al3rteus
matismus, aufssiprunsene 5anee, @iter'
unsen, 5ibnsrauSen unb alle 5auttrant.
betten, SommerFeden uno Mits6sr. Man
faufe 9enrY's @arbolie Gable neil a0e
anbsren Jali&unsn i1nb. Yreis IS Gents.
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B@ Sie Standardization bringen
ftets mebr gu @erfe, als iie peripre6en.
Warum fdrben sic bas alte &leib
ni9t !? gs tpiro tpieoer tpie neu ausz
iehen. Nur 10 Gents.
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Or. % Datts 9eberpt0en fnb bic
beFsn cstbartiften 8eeulatoren.
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ortfebuts foIst.)

- Seber=&ranfbeiten, &opftpeb unb
@eritopfung, heruria6t our6 f6le6te
8erbauung, tperben f6nea furirt bur6
8 ip n's @ifen 8itters.
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Car..:e tino "$.t1e;, c:-ali1-,{e:. 2eiGcu
Gamo!nG;c 9i:;cr e1ssTa:!t.t.e,l aeler.

Gsmptng:;c ei:;tr e.ssraatste;l 2e4cc.
lc6lcr Mtben Gibmers IN Ser Geite, su>relen
unter Fem ShulterNlatte mo l9tr6 barr, nit &Qeur,n=
tismus per,raGsEt; afger!ciret Mpqeitperluit Ss=
mbbnltd1 @eri.ppTtte;t, sumeifen abmetblelnb nit
STenteitt9teit; ber Grpf ran St6mclsen DelaItist,
Wpbei bstradtitAcr @ertuit pe5 Grtlneruns5perlltz
gems; slpeiien elm iAipafer, trofener Souiten una
bag @eIfat rrn Slbtle tbetipgstl ras e. rit ftr
Miubtgfet unb Ghmate 1T llerr6s; salte pter bren=
nenbeS Gsfa in rem Silben 5lpetlen eine ifetpenre
@ulpinbung; bic 2eben8geii.cr ntepersciafaSen, nb
beilian mare, 70 fam nan itp tanl tasu aurael,
ia, man liBraut ehen Sci!nlittel. Geri4iebene rer
rbtsen Spinptpne besfeiten bte 9rauebett; aber eS
finb SSine porSefpmnen, in benen nlr ipense bappn
pprbdnben lparen bpd, Bat BITE unteriuthuns mad
benz 9pbe einc betrddtltde stbrung Der Geber nadz
aelrteIeu
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La. 8. 4.
Die 2euiflana StaateIoteris iH sse etwstse, bt,
Snn hsnt SSnIrc pnhn{frf M no 49,

Dte Goutitard StdatelcterIe tn bte ttg3tae bt,
BON esm Splse eabpiftri s1arbs ---
eseuut 6 fttu1a Sfafe ZDfterD So.
Disiss Salsi.ut wurbe Sabre 1858 fir Ct.
stetanss> unb 9DotItbati6teits 6UtGe ppn ber
SteatslesteIatur fur ben 9eitraum BON fInfunb>
t.pat1sis Sabren eefstlt9 ineprpprirt nit eintm
Jsapttal srn S1,000.e00, III EslGert fte fettbe,
eiasn Rsfersefonb BON $3.50 900 tinsueefaet bat
0nr6 Elm nberfdweneIt6es Iotun wurben ibrs
@eate siI 29eil Der sesenw6rtisea staatsepn-
fttntton, angenpmuen am 2. December 1879
Cite CUTE @efegen6ett fein @Ga6
ut MAIDEN.
itre erubsn 6tebunsen SON einaeIn.n
NEm ern ftnben n,pnatltt itatt. gfitmals mtrt
cine 9tebung ssrf4sten. Gan Iefe naGfpIsenbe
9reissestbsiluns.
@robe ntpnatlt@e 3iebung. Ser
Classe X
Msp OrIsaas Diea1as ben 10. Setpber 1881.
Ile rafere fanfiisen 3iebuasen fnbeutatt inter
NIfidt unb 2ettung ber @enerdle
g. O. 3samregara rnn gpnisiaua aua
gmba1 q. Gar1y rnt Tirgimiem.
&anptprets $4,000.
100000 Stdsts sn SIS jsbss. 8ruGtbeile
in Siinftel TN gerbdltnib.
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1897 Geminss tn 9eirags Spn $265, 500
w @nfrasea fur Msenten, fpwis Staten ia,
Slubs tbnaen uur in ber SfIee III Nen> Srleaui
seuaAt werben.
Weesu SnfprmatiOn pb. 9efeuuaesn fd,stbe mas
an Wt. u. Daupbia,
Hew DrIeans &c
Gbwarb Wpure. Msent, gde 3uuaun. u. @eeqata
StraSe. San Mntpnio.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

ploded, tearing the upper works OFF arr
setting the boat on fire. Seventeen persons
were killed outright and many more were
scalded and burned; and it is feared that
the deaths may reach thirty, as it is certain
many OF the wounded can not survive. I'M
mediately after the explosion the boat took
fire, and there was the greatest consterna-
ton among the passengers and crew. As.
sistance was rendered as speedily as pos
sihle by the citizens of Hickman. The boat
was grounded in an eddy near town, where
she burnt to the waters edge. The scald-
ed and wounded were taken to hotels and
private residences. Twenty four of the in
iured were lying at one time in Holcomb's
drug store, where they received every at
tention.
PETER Crow, aged 40, owning a
small estate in Montville, Conn.,, buried his
wife on the 29th of July. On the 4th of
August he married Jane Fellows, in her
fftieth year. This so shocked some Of his
neighbors that party dragged him out of
bed and coated him with tar and feathers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17
the Naval committee and the sseeripe.

the Naval Committee and the steering.
Committee. II. the seating of Southern
contestants, upon which the Advertiser
bases its claim for endorsement, the
plots of Robson and his crowd were
again successful. and the ruling of Robe
sons Speaker was in such total disrc-
gard of parliamentary law and privi-
Iege, that to pronounce it arbitrary
would be a very mild characters
cation. From all over the c0un-
try there was demand for revi-
sion of the tariff Instead of considering
the question squarely and honestly, as
Mr.. Hewitt was ready and anxious to
do, the Republicans devised, or at least
Endorsed. that impudent proposition,
the Tariff Commission, which wits
shown well enough at the time and
with greater clcarness since, to be a
pitiabIe make-shift. The Democrats
when in majority, abolished the lob
by; the Republicans restored it. The
Democrats cut down the cost of rum
ming the Government many millions;
the Republicans have brought forward
old Jobs and invented new ones to dis
pose of a surplus that has been. wrung
from the people. in. unnecessary taxa
ton, with results that we now see in
the strikes of hundred thousand men
in various parts of the country. Are
not the Republicans afraid OF thisP
Then, indeed, have they a weak COM
ception of their own iniquities. or else
a striking contempt for the acuteness,
and moral sense OF the people, con-
tempt which will be well deserved, il
the latter do not put the stamp of their
condemnation upon the most shame-
less Congress that this country has ever
known. Post
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17
Reckless Daring.

We have been unable, of late years,
at least. to give the Republican party
credit for much honesty of purpose, but il
it is willing to stand upon the merits of
the record that it has made in Congress
the present session, we shall have to
place to its account such need of admit
ration as may justly belong to reckless
daring. And yet as conservative an ex-
ponent OF Republican policy and Repub-
lican opinion as our esteemed Court
street contemporary, has the presump-
tion to say that "a comparison of what
has been done by this Congress, with
what has has been done by the preced-
ing Democratic Congresses, will make
no Republican afraid" Referring to
Mr.. Hewitt, the Advertiser says: ''Mr.
Hewitt is one of the men who were de-
termined that this Congress should do
nothing. He was emphatic in the ear
Iier part of the session in his declara-
tons that Congress would pass the APP
preparation bills and perhaps Tariff
Commission bill and then go home.
Well, the Republicans have been able
TO accomplish a few things besides these,
despite the obstruction policy OF the
Democrats; and some of the things
they have accomplished--fo example,
the exposure of the fraudulent prac-
tees of the Southern Democrats
will make issues in the next cleo
ton as well as the matters which fill
Mr. Hewitt partisan eye MIR. Hew-
itt hardly needs any defense from us in
this connection. Instead of wanting to
go home after passing Tariff Commits
sion bill, he, one of the heaviest manu-
facturers in the country, suggested a
scheme of tariff revision that would have
made Commission unnecessary had it
been adopted. But what have the Re.
publicans done that should entitle them
to further confidence? At the organi-
cation of the House, they elected
Speaker, at the dictation of as unscrup-
n1ous a man as takes part in public at
fairs, the most incompetent man, and
the most plastic tool OF evil and design
ing men that ever occupied the Chair.
This was the initial step. Then these
same Republicans permitted. if they did
not actively aid, Robson to organize
his Committees as suited him, especially
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the Senate, Aug. 8, the bill passed
to transfer Orphans Home property to the
Garfield Hospital, and Mr.. WINDOWS report
with regard to the use of money to defeat
the bonded spirits bill was ordered printed.
At 8 O'Clock the presiding officer formally
terminated the session in q brief speech and
declared the Senate adjourned without day.
The House transacted no business of inn
portance, and before Speaker Keller made
his closing remarks many members had
started for their trains.
COMMANDER PEARSON reports that
no trouble is apprehended in Sitka between
Indians and miners, and says the rumors
are put in circulation by traders and rum
sellers, who want first-class man war
on the station because of sc, 900 or IS 900 dis
bursed.
IT is rumored at St. Petersburg that
Russia is making warlike preparations at
Odessa in view of the possibility of compli-
cations between Turkey and England.
AT Socialist meeting in Paris the
other night, Louise Michel spoke of Arab
Pasha as a true disciple of the French prin-
ciples of 1898, whom France ought rather to
support than combat.
SAEI ia" AnSPOSeOAS
has been instructed by Secretary Teller to
proceed to the Indian Territory and other
Western States to supervise the erection OF
numerous new school-houses.
AURELIN ScHoLL and Baron Harden
Hickey fought duel at Spa, Germany, on
the 7th The encounter lasted three-q quar-
ters of an hour, when the principals and
seconds were arrested.
A KEG of powder exploded in the
Dutch coal mine at Cincinnati on the 7th,
fatally injuring George Weaver and boy
named Geo. Homar. The accident was &C.
casioned by the boys carelessness.
CHARLES ROBBINS, an orphan Is
wears old, committed suicide by hanging, at
Prospect, Me-, few days since.
A THUNDERBoLT shattered part of the
Summer House, Long Branch, n. j., on the
7th. Four persons were injured, one OF
whom, John Corners. may not recover.
JOHN A. GARDNER, said to be one of
six men who have been extensively en-
gagged for some years in selling lands in the
West and giving forged deeds, was arrest
ed by detective and lodged in Jail at Au-
gusta, Me-, the other day.
u. b. HIBBARD, well-known citizen
OF Jackson, Mich, went to the house of his
son -in-law, Edwin r. Smith. the other day,
called him TO the door, and told him he had
come to kill him.. Pulling out a revolver,
he shot at him four times, without effect.
Smith is partner with Hubbard in the foun-
dry business. 1t is claimed that some out
side financial troubles have driven Hibbard
nearly crazy.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

A GRAIN overflow is anticipated at
New York, and measures are being taken to
meet the emergency.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

JUDGE .WYLIE refused naturalization
papers to q Chinaman in Washington the
other day.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

THE attendance at the Concord
school Of philosophy is discouragingly small
this year. 1t Is proposed to locate it at some
place In the West hereafter
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

SECRETARY TELLER emphatically de.
mics the report that he advised the passage
of the river and harbor bill over the Presf-
dents veto.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

GEN. GRANT and VIM. III. Prescott
have been nominated as commissioners to
negotiate q commercial treaty with Mexico.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

PRESIDENT ARTHUR and the Secreta-
~ of the Navy favor strict enforcement of
the eight-hour law.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

The Secretary of the Treasury est.
mates that over 500. 0OO, 200 of bonds will
be surrendered for exchange into new per
cents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

AT mass-meeting of the harmony
Mills operatives, at Cohoes, n. Y, attended
by four thousand men and women, it was
decided not to return to work on the 18th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

OFFICE-sEEKERs in Washington are
made the victims of swindlers who claim
they can procure places in the departments
for them, and thus secure loans of various
sums of money, which Of course are never
repaid.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

The loss to the Ohio Central Rail
road by the recent water-spout was very
large. The damage to public and private
property is estimated at 100000.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

tain order in a Jewish Synagogue at Mon
treal, Quebec, on the 9th. Prominent MEM
bers of the orthodox party took exception
to several statements made by the officiat-
ing rabbi, and openly expressed dissatisfac-
lion.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

THE coinage of the United State
mfnts for July was So, 153, $50. OF this SUI
more than two-thirds are standard dollar
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

TIE Texas Health Officer declares
yellow fever epidemic at Brownsville.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

IT is alleged that secret society has
been discovered in Ireland, the object of
which Is the dethronement of the Queen.
Limerick has been proclaimed under the
repression act. Any one out after sunset is
liable to arrest. The Irish constabulary are
discontinued because Of low pay and slow
ness of promotion. Between five and ten
thousand threaten to resign.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

RESOLUTIONS never arise spontaneous
". They always have To be drawn up. .
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

"A St Louis detective thinks that
blackmailers in that city get $50, 900 a
year.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

One of the Dundreary visitors to
the recent London dog show paid $780,
600 for bulldog which was milk white
with red, blood-shot eyes, his chops
falling each side OF his jaw, with set of
teeth that when he smiles sends the spec
tators back yard or two rs a matter Of
precaution. Detroit Free Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17
NEWS AND NOTES.

A Summary of Important Events.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-17

LEADING German papers acknowledge
that England acted wisely in occupying
Suez. The Austrian Cabinet is using its in
fluence to bring about an understanding be-
tween England and Turkey. Advices from
Madrid say general satisfaction is felt at the
report that all the powers except Turkey and
England admitted the claims of Spain to be
consulted in regard to the protection Of the
canal. A dispatch from Paris says the
company adopted a resolution that as the
Khedive could not authorize the making of
the canal without sanction Of the Sultan, he
has no power to interfere with it.
, 1882-11-15
Il Il L G r 4 NJ s.
ST. THOMAS STATIOI

New York, Nov. Sth-An explosion of
fire damp has occurred in the Claycross
ColIiory, Derbyshire.
1t is reported that the Poorhouso at
Halifax, Nova Scotia, has been destroyed
by fire, thirty persons persisted.
In the British House of Commons, Sir
Henry James. the Attorney General, re-
plying to q question said that there would
be no further delay in the return of West
gate.
Paris dispatches state that NJ. Tirard,
Minister of Finance, has advised the Bud
get Committee to observe greater circum-
spection in their estimate for public works,
there being over one hundred and fifty
millions of francs granted for war pur-
poses and public works still unerpended.
1t also announced that Gabrielle LIE Fe-
nayron accompanies her husband to New
Caledonia.