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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

ing thereb v1 III honor anl It's
name was derived from E0Fds
thum and bell, being for E time:
called humble, and only Il tmble,,
Old records say that thimt ae first
worn On the thumbs; but farce-
ly conceive how they woul Nuch
Euse there sF0xnerly they I'M Wade
[pf brass and ion only, but ears
steel silver ,asa1ld. horn, " ASfFe -
pearl and Glass all have - for
Lmaking thiinhles. / So very
beantifnI ones3n China W
asisately carSssh of pear onnd.
with gold, and the end alS lCold.
These pearl thimbles are GU -st'y
and far prettier than those \efhodisan
tirsly OF gold. Usually there n.. arr
sheath for the scissors, and nnty
ene6llebook of pearl edged viii heyoid,
i to accompany the thimble, anu the
whole isincleged in ap exquisite fftffe
|sppcket -case Shaped hkesa bpok and
A thimble ownei by a Queen consort
of Siamis shApea Ike letus bud''
isbeing the loyal lowe of that coun-
court b airing. In { Greater of~less de-
gree, some impress of the lotus. This
thinble, 3 of gold, thickly studded with
dianao1sla that IRE 81 afrahSed as to
form the lady name and the date OF
her marriage. 1t was a bridal gift
from thes,King. who, having seen the
English and American LADIES' at his
cont using thirnbi ess took this method
Of Introducing fhen among his own
trffi e saplss. ven bsatsgJA.ales com
posed of lava from Mount Vesuvius are
occasionally sold, but rather as curiosi-
ties than for real utility, being. from
| the extreme brittlcness of the lava, livery
| easily broken. l have heard also oi
thimbles made of asphaltum frons the
| Dead sea. and of one composedlof a
| fragment of the old elm tree at Cam
| bridge, Aass., under. which General
Washington stood when taklng"coml
hand of the United Estates army in
July, f7775; but I DO not suppose. that
any of these were ever intended to be
| srIsrthssor1nsry aaaufaetae Of, gold
AID SkTa 10 ble4 thinl es of the
/ n1eM arek Atfodusdas intoSA die and
then punched into shape. But in, Paris
the French have Il way of their own,
quite different from ours, for making
| gold thlmDleS that are SAID TO DE mu
more durable than those made IN the
4 usual way 4 Hec& OF very thin sheet
I iron are Ec1tF into sdiscs of about two
inches diameter. These, after teine
heated to redness,, are struck by mean:
sof a punch into aastfc cessionp of holes o
gradually increasing depth to give tli'
proper .shape, Tie thImble isdthel
| trimmed pDlfshe dahd din derlt ed arouna
| ftsotter surface With tiny holes ~ It. il
next converted into steel by process
called concentration, g then tempered
secure i and bAsugh 10 Iblue color
After ausths iszaoln pIeted % thin shee
of sgoldsis ibero.itfc ed int0sfhe interio
and fastened to The steel by a mandrcl
while gold leaf is attached firmly b.
pressure to the OUTSIDE, the edges abe
ing scanned in a small groove made ia
receive them | This fcoppletesiath'
operation. and turns out a very heauti
iul thimble that will last for years. Th
lssteel used in its construction ~, vii
scarcely wear out in a long lifetime
and the geld, ii worn away, is easil.
replaced Tie Dorcas Magazine. 80, !,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

B Acoustic canes are a French inyen,
ton for the ben efto f perse1s afflicted
with imperfect heating. .o.' ,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

THE owl is a very small bird for its eyes.
-7Burliltgtsa -Hu,okeye. slsi assss bSau
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

Haal. Glenn's Sulphur Soap $.
Is common remedy for skin diseases.
Hills Hair Dye, black or brown, BIC. e
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

q MEMBERs Of boating club should al-
ways be true to its scullers. - e1ds SIT
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

"iMotheH cEan's Worm Syrup" for few
srishness. rms, eonsti pation, tast5eless. 2oc
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

RAp.miss take-M,a ing a highftem-
perez girl s Hsa4a.f .4lEi 1ssa ss,.4fs
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

sss ROUGH on CorIls.n 15c. Askfor it. Com.
nlete cure. hard or snftcorns, warts, bunions.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

:. NaMEN So.lore one another !, IL is only
a woman WAC thinks OF kis sing man for
hiS mother
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

ing scanned in a small groove made to
reeeise them This completes the
operation, and turns out a very beauti-
jul thimble that will last for years. The
steel used in its construction 81 will
scarcely wear out in long lifetime,
and the gold, ii worn away, is easily
replaced Tie Dorcas Magazine. 's7's - 8
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28
Everybody's Doctor
By ROBERT A. QUINN, M. d,

Everybody's Doctor contains 6S4 octave
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The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28
DRUGGISTS Ell KEEP 1T.
Consumption Cured.

an an Old physician, retired from active
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fcD. II, 1884 -12m
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28

Why suffer longer from dys-
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tite, loss of strength, lack of ener-
ev, malaria, intermittent fevers,
etc? Browns Iron Bitters never
fail to cure .hese diseases. They
act like a charm ON the digestive
organs, removing ill dyspepsia
symptoms, such as belchlng'healt-
burn billiousness, etc. Bemem-
her it is the only iron preparation
that will not blacken the teeth or
give headache. Ask your drug
gist concerning its merits
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28
A BONANZA FOR BOOK AGENTS.
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Clusters last fight on the Little Big
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Sketches of Clusters Famous Scouts
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Doctor Carver and Bloody Knife !; Gen.
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The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28
An Assistant to Nature.

A man stepped into a drug store
the other day and called for bot
tie Of Norman's "Naturalizing'
Cordial. He had forgotten the
word Neutralizing and certainly
substituted a good one as it assists
Nature in bringing the system to
lis natural condition.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28
The City of Augusta.

Mr.. II. G. Gercke, Augusta, Ga,
highly recommends Norman
Neutalizing Cordial as the best
and most pleasant and the most
harmless family medicines in ex-
istence. 1t is gaining a strong
foothold in the households that
used it and is destined to become
the most popular medicine in
use.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28

All scientists know the prone
ness of insects to deposit their eggs
in decayed fruit. What creates
worms in the human body? Think
of this and give Shriner's Vermi-
fuge. occasionally to your chill
dren.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28

Mr.. II, w. Tifins, Bulls Greek,
Ga, says: my wife recovered
very quickly from malarial and
bflliousness by using Browns
Iron Bitters."
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28
PLAN TIERS.
MECHANICS,
NJ MERCHANTS
AND
CAPITALISTS
A WORD IN YOUR EARS AND
DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKETS.

Happy New Year! Goodbye, 1888.
Crops not first-rate, but might have been
worse Money not exactly plenty, but
yet, enough to go round, and after pay
ing debts, and laying in supplies, stock,
clothing, guano, and all things needful,
tlere will yet be something left to invest.
And now, let us suggest that the best
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28

Any druggist will tell you what
he knows about the merit of
Skrfner's Indian Vsrmifuge the
popular remedy.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28
Paying Investment

And one that will pay the largest dividend
is in something that will make happiness
in our homes, that will elevate our chill
dren our friends and ourselves to the
highest standard OF refinement, culture,
and Sociabiiity.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28

By waiting until the cattle are
three years old they bring $40
head. The rule is to sell one fifth
of the herd every year for beef.
One fifth of 1900 is 300, which at
$40 a head, gives $4,000. Esti-
mating the expense of herders,
and repairing fence, etc, at $1,000,
and we have ten thousand dollars
net profit on the investment. This
does not include the sale ofcalves
and stock cattle beyond what is
needed to keepu the number at
1900 head.
Some idea can be formed of the
past profit in the business without
the cost Of investment in land and
fencing and by the natural in
crease of the stock. Take a start
of 1900 heifer calves worth $780,
600, and the increase each year
would be at the lowest estimate,
allowing also for loss and for male
service, 80 per cent, or 1856
calves. OF these ], $50 calves one.
half would be hiefers, thus adding
say seven hundred to- the breeding
capacity Of the ranch. The stocl
doubles itself easily every three
years. In the first three years ht
would HAYS three thousand snt
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-02-28

Mr.. j. II. Hayman, Fleming,
Ga, says: Il used Browns Iron
Bitters for malarial fever with
most beneficial results"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20

secured portion Of the thigh bone, nineteen
inches Ia lenFih, aud Tie upper bones
OF the skull, which was over one'Quartef OF
AZ inch In thickness. These and other pnf'
tiOns Of the skeleton obtained arc eonyiuo'
Ing that the ancient dwellefs ~ the fun-
kissed land were far superior physically a.
- we'll as IN other respects, 20 mo
aboriginal ot the new world now In exist
cuco. IN addition % the remains of the
adult, p0rd0na ut the fEulls Of two children
we're secured. II ~ the common belief that
the AncIenta Of the south resort 20 crcmR'
ton, but In the present insiauce the COM
irary Ia proven. Befidcl the RENAME re'
icrrad 20, Mr.. Odg.y has tTcayaled me
thttt; pieces OF wicket hafkeis pottery on
Ihrfrnt forms, among which we're cups
and pauce y OF al much more ski.lfui manu-
facturs than tho present Indian pots'a7eH.
He has encountered cfuc.oles and fnrnacfP,
showing che appreciation ~ mineral, nud
found "a number u. miniature imitation. OF
mice, cNlilr, etc., when probihy were
childreu's toys. A slate is also among The
curi,ities discovered, but Of courbs 10 II
simply amaitof Of conjecture whether the
rolteo used 10 a. tho present day, when
some OF his friends held up inrer and
said INIT that down. An ornament To-
ths thape Ola ss'-sholl handsomely irlsid
with different on0rod stones Is rlsa one ~
the prizss Of Mr.. OrdWsy's industry. Ga
one Of the walls Of the ruin can be seen the
imprinis of hand, tNlce the size Ot that
OF the most robust lahorer Of the present
day. Mr.. Ordway being ma enthusiastic
antiquarian, is bong handsomely repaid
for his trouble, as can be seeu.-l FLueniI
Gazette,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20
AMUSEMENT ITEMS.

The Silver King company opens IN Fort
Wor h tomorrow Night. They have done
large business In the state.
Manager Benton returned from short
tour OF the state yesterday. Quite recep
non was rendered him at Waco, San Anto
MO and Galveston by his old friends.
Rolani Reed in "Cheek" comes after the
"Sil ger King"
Prof o. s. Fowler's business Is steadily
increasing and promises 10 assume enor-
nous pror ortisns since Mr. Benton took
hold OF his management. he lectures IN
Waco tonight.
During the run Of the "5ilver King" pat
rons of the opera house are requested TO be
IN their seats at 8 O'Clock punctusily.
San Antonio and Austin both intend
banding new opera HOUSES during the COM
log summer.
Seats on the lower floor will be raised -
81. IS during the Silver King engagement
The rest If the auditorium will remain 81
usual, rs, so and rs cents.
Seats Tor the Silver King 90 on sale ct 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
Seventeen complete scenes, Q double
stage and revolving scene are among inc
mechanical effects OF the Silver King.
The cast of the Silver King is saia to be
perfect.
Prot O. 8. Fowler Is booked for Waco
Jan 20, 81 and %; San Antonio ~, rs ~
and 80, Laredo. FEB. 3, and s.; Austin, 4,
s. o and 10; Galveston, Is. IL aud 10; Hous-
ton, II. is aud 10; Dallas, %. % END "a.
Milton Nobles was made q happy father
last Sunday. Mrs. Mobiles 10 in Brooklyn,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20
An Editor Let. Him,elfIoo.o

Rirg nut the belts, the, saf'toh'd neihl
The O a Year ia dyi.e ~ out nc bells.
the lad toned bel,sl Tue Nes Year Is
Good night. Cd Yearl Nv Year, good
mnrpinpl Gnoi-by, o Veal Ne~ Year,
welcome aud all hall
To Dakota the peerless queen territory
II all tle union, the soon 80 ne imper' al
commonwealth Of the sistsrhopO e states,
the year ha. been iuii t~eve.
months OF magn dc-nt 3rorre-s.
The bran and b-aVn ct
every nation have u ,ck-d % b h'aud-
les uls,us and fertiie valleys. i-r uoru-
Is,ion has increased BY from O. go ~ LOO .
GO. Val tracts OF h rcn uum 'in nsve
feit III pillow sud harrow the tifst 1--WE
since Jehavar, sury,y ne her lake sem,
rn-d. veal h.s'orei smure, prlr"u c.
sW.tk'S h.ndiwork v ~ lUun W tuHg-
sands of new arms have % .sg ug. I'D uu,
! tpW tpsn. save u.en 'HuHFat a. % ou q,
reg mines d.velopso, teS r--uufrg- d.
covered. aud nes en'erp i-es h--HN. shs
harvested owe q wig crs4s 81 soides
] gr4tr, and be-
F.nMsEs' cKErs ARR PLtTH no VIII
TATNks~.
Her whole wide DIN So ! mac lies
psuorama OF srl-udid ~ prr o th'
pr-..nt. md intui'e p's. b i.iH~ for th'
] futurr Win vi. AMI u"a.fi manage
n,ent on the par IT ths gr-lt - Raf en-
] par.tss xhoee iron Hrms reach "a o. EVER
4 or ton ~ her realm ne ma hfnnti'
top. O rearh populr Ire 0 50iWp dnrinl
tbs ope ing year V Iiags- rul sprin
no IN q hundred piscfs sbsfe the all
prairie grass waves a n-nten, 81 IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20
AMriuOTE 10 MAhAREA.
LEGAL

rI,HE STATE OF TEXAS TO THE SHEER
1 IN or any constable OF Dal ~ G. unity, greet
ing. You ara 'rcby cOmmsudci, that ~
making publ catinn OF this CtttUou IN s0mo
news aper published In the county " DallH
for four sue siye ", eEs previous ~ the r;trrn
d y hereof. yol mnOn W r. OBcr, I,nso
residence il unknown IA be and OPP ear Helnre me
~ Of Delps, Vt the Courthouse tpIe'I, IN ~
city fDal'as on the 1t Moudy ~ reo,mtary
mex then ard there n answern lhe euu9u
OF C. Au'man & Co., a cOrps hli'n, uI-u u
said Court on n 22nd dav % ','ccm1tr' loSA
against the said ". S. o. Mr. ana u; n. m
mons. and a leeing ia suo,fance SO inws toIwlt
For two certain prppSeo'y uu.c u Ns's s.,ss'
"a a.. eevytly: ON the LIST dav of Novem-
het A n 80 and ist day OF November, lssS,
- 80, tptrrsst rom cate. Al the m . NJ 10 per
cent NJ ennun, with 10 per cent. additional A.
~, al .rnsys elf collected b, gd process.
ssid uoie feins payable at ia les. ICNs-, and TO
,he ord.rof B,wspr & Lennon. said notes
we've on the Goth d.y OF octob 2. lss2 transfer.
red by Bowser & Lennon Aultman N
Co To- n vauab consi 'eration. nd Tor a ore
efty, to-wit one S3inch cy"nd"r new model
/ separator Wherefore plain'ids pray Judgment
| for debt interest. attorneys fets, foreclosure
| Of lien aad all CO.'S ofsut etc.
/ II rein fall no., hut hava You then ani iheN
! before said cOurs this writ with yorr return
] the con, showing how you have executed 'hs
same,
Couu o. Dallas county.
al cour In the cit, Of Dales, this W. y Gay
/ OF January, ID lssi W Ill
CLERK County C'ur Dallas C.nniy.
] Wv I, III threw. Npnufv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20
Pugnacious Birds.

"There's bird i" said collector, this
/ shot in South America las. year That had
more fight in 1t to the square inch
than any animal living. IL is called the
southern csracara and Is a falcon. The irst
time | ever saw them we were lying IN The
harbor of the falkland Islands. l was sit
ting on the quarterback with the quarter.
master, when one OF these falcons darted in
between us, and selling the quartermss-
ters shiny hat in its talons, flew away.
My companion seized gun, fired at long
range and made the bird drop the hat, but
before it reached the water another bird
had " and it was soon high in air and out
Of sight.
thing bright and 1t was almost impossible
to keep anything hanging on the ship.
They would tear the pennant into shreds
aud pick ut the gilt ball on the mast.
watched one ono day darting at some
small fishes. The next moment II dissp'
De ired under the water Suddenly, then
came up screaming and Tapping its wings,
ONLY to 20 down again, and then cav that
II had been nnobed by small man'eateri
80 they get their deserts sometimes.
I've seen four or five standing about Q
rabbit-hole with their eyes d red on it ready
tn grab the animal ~ soon AZ IL came out.
Mr.. Darwin saw one dart at his dog while II
was lying along sids of IL asleep. He said
Il was impossible TO hang any food or meat
about the camp without placing guard
over IL, as the birds carried on every thin q
they could get hold Of, even such things rs
old rope, the handle OF a pistol, Q compass
or red p)cketbook. One bird stole q pair
or heavy lead balls that the Pstaeonians
use in throwing at cattle. They had been
brought on board 90 Q curiosity.
I've seen q falcon attack q horse 80 that
the snimsl bad to roll TO get rid oft. They
also prey upon small birds. and the faculty
has been utilized by training them to hunt
hefons.
The harry esgle,' continued the collec-
tor, sis very desperate when enragsd.
know OF case where one shot and eonsId-
cred dend. The natives pulled its ieSthers
out, even pluck'ng the down. VIII CHI they
use in dressing wounde. In this condition
the bird was tossed into the csnoe but all
once " speang At the white man of the par
" and attaeEei him 80 violently with its
talons and DILL that IL required txo or three
men to take IL ID, aud the white IA an was
badly wounded.
"The shi ensped fslcons Of the East
Indies are savage fellows. They have be. n
known to ok human heings, STRIKING a.
the heal. tn ugh they are hsrdiy as la-ee
ae q thrush. they sre used IN islconry tyr
small birds alone. When bird - sen th-
hunter take the fslcsn, rolls 10 I'D n q Il e.
II 81 you would n bail directly Of the gs ne.
When near t the falcon RECEIVERS It's wi Ig-
pounces on toe sstonished game and brings
u TO its MISTER.
Kites" said the colIscicr. "hsve even
more s1dseity than falcons. cne Is named
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20
oRowpus A ma OWN, nAlias, Tcsls,

the parasite, bscause 10 spends 10 much
time stealing from Others, they often dart
into wagons. snaichlng any article OF food
that comes in their WAY, Nnen | was IN
Africa saw n kiie Dash into camp aud tear
pieces Of meat ont Of the hand ot a.
Arab while he was passing q 20 MS mouth,
nui ths dogs were irtquguily robbed by no
birds.
"A friend toli ne CON. time ago Of q
bird ho saw in New Snu'h Wales, honey
ts'er. called the ms ganlha gurfuia, one
day be VAS BET uU1n by hundreds q these
tifts. Thry tgusd at him, ttfiklus 90 his
face, rocking bis clothes, lowering in
front aud above 100 clouds aud uitrfins Wild
cries. ll.s dog seemed especially 10 excite
their ire, aut they siirhIcd on his back.
tore OUT bills fun OfhAF. prCkri ~ hl8 head
when b. tried tn defend himself ana cor
mrnted him So that the poor creature ran
haWlirFuway. They spot the hunting va
this part If the county ~ thaJ Tighten
me au.mslH away.
ON Brazil have met with = bird that n
very puguarlous Tht natives train u 20
care ( r their hncks aud poultry. lts name
is the Clnji. rhey stand gmD tar hlrt
oi fowls. and if hawk p1nuces down At
tack 20 with the greatest fury, they nrl ia
ina same way Ct large gnimsls, such o. tho
iaRutr appear
Oilicf Tor large animals, such ga Wild oXsn
aud 10 hipuup0tumus. Ia Africa ihhy
gather nhnu the animals and Dick the IN
scots f'oia their hides, and upon the az
prnach OF dsuger rise In huck with cries,
causing tho auimalsto look up aud see the
enemy w time TO escape.
you wsuld hardly expect TO find feel.
ings OF revenge IA nird Ike the sparrow,
vet u curious case he's been observed Ia
France. Wheu the spnrroNs that for many
Years mad built ia ceftian garden came 10
rebuild they iound their place taken by aus
other bird. Every attempt was made 70
disloige &c. The nest was torn apart sud
the owner attacked, but stu the other bird
held the fort the uts' vas to- sheltered
Cdraer aud the snGrtOws SEEMED 90 make
ny their init de that II they could not nave
toe place no ore should. So thsy brought
aud Ia their muuIhs. with which they uitl'
u.Atrly cntnm bed the other bird, entire ,
wallinE II mp.
I'm Australia there 10 a parrot that IL
eaten IN some Crteut. OF all birds II "a
probably the most cruel, II COZ iines :
attacks entirely 20 sheep, doing So mnch
damage that price has been put Epon it'
head. - ~ Y Bun.