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COTrON.

Spot cotton went OF "a fractional Liyrrnunl
aud ut New York. Total receipts at Dallas
oI OLD crop arr .l22 halcS; now crop, receipts
Ia date are two bales
nAII.AS LNnMINAI- snhra-
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MEDICINES.

On. EUGENE DENAUX, OF E;n.e, has
made us his agent for the state of Texas To
sell ms neNer-miDug remedy, Natures Con-
nubial Restorative or NiElizer. An aflasted
WIN nervous dehiiity, loss OF manhood and
al Kindred diseases should at once procure
MS circular from which TO learn the cause OF
the diseases ABOVE mentioned; then ut oncs
slst or by express the never failing remedy
NACMD US Il BALDWIN
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
By retail az Howell Bros ana j. n, Williams
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W. d. wYLIE & CO..
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents,
Grand WINDSOR Hotel, D0llns. Tcx.

VTHHU IUUsOT IOIVIi UUIIHsi TcA.
VIII give special attention tO securing good
investments in city property, farming and
grazing land. To stock rNiserS and colonies
we offer special inducements having on our
lists large tracts of fine agricultural and graz
ing lands, with abundance of water. The
renting aud sale of city property will receive
special ana personal attention. Collections
promptly made and RENTED. Having line
Of offices in Chicago, st. Louis and New York
and correspondents I'm Europe, our facilities
iot the sale of property are unequaled. We
have 100000 acres of the finest land in Texas,
belonging to the Franco-rcXan Land Com
pany, choice selections, which we Will sell ON
long time. These lunds are adjacent to and
contiguous 10 the Texas d Pacific Railway.
We publish in connection with our business
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Land Grant Bonds
IN LANDS OF THE COMPANY.

Having had surveying'corps ON the from
tier of Texas for the last elghtyears and tray
eled extensively In the state, he is thoroughly
acquainted with the quality Of lands IN differ
ent portions, as well MS the value of the SAM.
and being familiar with the different proposed
lines Of
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FUTURES.

Coiton-Optious are dull and lower. Wheat
is unchanged. Pork is unchanged. Lard is
five cents lower.
NEW YORK,
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IlTVTs VNNNTTT,
ToNE-CloScd; New York, steady; New or.
leans, quiet; Liverpool, easy; Galveston.
steady.
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WITH

NJ Al mean POISONED with Potash.u THIS
Itils the case with hundreds who have been
nnwise enough to take Sarsaparulas, Potash
mixtures, etc. until digestion Is almost Ia
tally impaired. SwfFs Specific Is a vaqela-
ole remedy, and restores the sysinm 10
health and builds up the waste made by these
poisons,
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Saved Her Life !
RIDGE. NIcINrosn Co. GA.

RIDGE, MCINTOSH Co., GA.
DR. J. BRApFiELD: Dear Sir-I have taken
several bottles Of your Female Regulator for
falling of the womb and other diseases COM
bined, of sixteen years standing, and really
believe am cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt thanks and most pro-
found gratitude. 1 know your medicine
saved my life, so you see cannot speak too
highly in It's favor. have recommended II
to several of my friends who are suffering rs
was. Yours, very respectfully.
MRS. W. T.. STEBINS.
TESTED \ QUARTER or 4 CENTURY
II STANDS UNRIVALED.
LAGRANGE, Ga.
DIR. j. BRApFIELn, Atlanta, Ga.-Dear Sir:
take pleasure in stating that ! have used
for the twenty years The medicine you are
now putting gp, known a> d. 3rudaeld's Fc-
male Regulator 1ud cuI,ii .rit Tie hest com.
binatiuu ever gottca together for the diseases
for wh"A n recommended. with k'ndest
regards, am, respectfully,
W. u. TERRELL, NJ. II.
ATLANTA, GA.
Dir. j. BEApFIELn: Dear Sir-Somc fif-
teen years ago examined the recipe Of Fee
male Regulator, and carefully studied au-
thorltlcs in regard to its components, and
then aus well as now pronounce It to be the
most scientific and Sklllful combination of
the really reliable remedial vegetable agents
known 10 science, To act directly on the
womb and uterine organs and parts sympa-
thzing directly with these; and, therefore
providing specific remedy for all diseases of
the womb, and Of the adjacent organs and
parts Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, NJ. D., -. ID.
Treatise on Health and Happiness of Wo-
man mailed free to any address.
THE BRNDFIELD REGULATOR co.,
Box 2S, Atlanta, Ga,
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hlN i'ullWN 10 NtW OflcNlS without GhNngp.
TRAINS PASS DALLAS.
GOING EAST n. & T.. DEPOT.
No. @i ~. Louis Express ... ..... 1855 A, Nj.
Leaves Union Depot ............ S:1j A, NJ.
No. lii. san Antonio Exp. arrives 1850 +. NJ.
No. Nd Local Passenger ........ l;lO u. Nj,
No. jOj, leaves Union Depot . 1910 T.. NJ.
GOING WEST UNION DEPOT.
No. @l, California Express arr 6:25 L. NJ
No. SOL California Express, rvs .G:i5P p. NJ.
Leaves J.. d 1. depot .............. $3.50 T.. NJ,
No. JOl, Local Passenger, arr ...., .2:j0 p. NJ
No. 40, Local Passenger, Tvs 300 u. NJ.
Leaves u. ~ T.. depot ............... $40 +. NJ.
No. 1853, san Antonio Express, Ives
T. a r. Depot .. .... 5:ij \. NJ
Nos sos aud BOG run between Fort Worth
and Marshall daily, except Sunday Nos. 1871
and lb3 connect NJ Fort Worth with trains to
and from Colorado. Nos. 3Ol, G0l and 3O6
take meals at the Union depot.
solid trains III PasD TO st. Louis. Also Dali
las 10 san Antonio, etc. Fast time, nrst-class
equipment, sure connection.
See that your ticket reads via. the Texas Il
Pacific Railway.
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and all
required Information, call ON or address
u, Z. TURNER,
Ticket Ngont, Ni Main Street, Dallas, Tex,
II, l.. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas,
". W, MCCULLOUGH,
Gen Pass. and Ticket Agent, Galveston, Tex.
w. II, NEWMAN,
Trnnic MnnnWor Galveston To- T.
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MoNEY, STOOLS ANp noNns.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.--Money, l@llS:closed
4G9l9; prime mercantile paper. 5G6lS.
stcrlug eNcnange b. b., steady, IS2 sight
Sll.
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ToNE-Closed; New York, easy; New Or
leans, quiet; Liverpool, dull; Galveston.
dull.
RECEIPTS,
n -. -. : H. -
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26
The Cat Boat.

Tho vessel of vessels Is tho cat boat
It is like sailing In . spacious piazza.
The cat boat Is as broad as 1t is long.
Our boat was broader than 1t was long,
the dimensions being thirteen feet by
twenty-four. This is nautical esti-
mate. On land one would say. IL speak
ing the truth, that 1t was twice as long
as It was broad. However,, the effect
is that one might as well feel qualms
in q drawing-room, and that 1t Is i'm
possible for the boat to capsize. There
Is but one man, and he handles the til
Ter with one hand, shifts the sheets
with the other, and entertains you with
praises of his craft He affects great
Indifference ~ to the yachts, and says:
1--WE don't think much Of 'em."
But to be becalmed in a cat boat Ia
another thing. With the sun. every
faintest zephyr retired to rest. The cat
boat carries but one oar, and, with her
great breadth, does not cleave the wa
ter with energy. 1t accordingly took
a couple of hours steady rowing to get
back TO the wharf. But this Is moth
ing to the result of calm on land.
Almost all tho accidents of life when
affairs are In suspense can be account
ed for. But belated sailing party.
even on calm summer night will
throw o household into CONSERVATION
and break up the fountains of the deep
which lie In woman's eyes.-Philadet-
phia Press.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26
The Scientific OF IL.

It is said that the hair and beard OF
the Duke of Brunswick whitened in
twenty-four hours upon hearing that
his father had been MORALLY wounded
in the battle of Auerstadt. Maria An
toinette. the unfortunate Queen OF
Louis XVI, found her hair suddenly
changed by her troubles. and a similar
change happened to Charles l., when
he attempted to escape from Carts
brooke Castle. Mr.. limbs, in his '.Doc-
tors and Patients" says that chemists
have discovered that hair contains an
oil, o mucous substance, iron, oxide of
manganese. phosphate and carbonate
of iron. flint and large proportion of
sulphur. White hair contains also
phosphate Of magnesia. and its oil is
nearly colorless. When hair becomes
suddenly white from terror 1t Is prob
ably owing to the sulphur absorbing
the oil, as in the operation of whiten-
ing wooden cloths"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26

jacob No answer. Jacob, don't
you hear me call your" "Yesh. IN
dear. Nothin' but two pair, SKIS up"
And somehow the next morning he
couldn't seem to persuade her that he
had been ut the store balancing the
tooks.-Boston Post.
A writer in the Providence Journal
says 1--WE must wait until 1892 for
Jupiter's next perihelion." We'll, if
we must we must though it seems
pretty rough. We don't suppose the
writer could induce Jupe to perihele
next ycarp There may be two or three
persons right here in this town who
wouldn't murmur greatly il Jupiter
were to defer tho exhibition until 49,
920. They would be willing to wait.
--NorristCsOn Herald.
'1f can find my gun bet I'll settle
them cats" said Mulberry the other
night at q late hour. us he slid out of
bed and went cropping around the room
in the dark. Come back to bed, you
old fool" pleaded the gentle voice of
Mrs. Mulberry. That isn't cats; it's
Emeline's new beau down in the parlor
singing Sweet Violets.'" Emeline's
new beau will not MARBLE any more
when he visits Emeline. Emeline has
told him that Papa is very easily dis
turbed after he rctires. "-Midd!eto,on
Transcript.
''Couldn't you find room enough for
yourself on that bench, without push
ing that little boy off on tho hoor?"
asked an Austin school teacher of the
bad boy of the school. Il didn't want
any room for myself" was tho reply.
Il wasn't crowded ut all" Then
why did you push him Off" ITO give
him more room. He wns the boy who
was crowded, SO l pushed him off to
give him plenty of room. There is a
great deal more room off Of bench
than there Is on it."-Ieras SifIshgs.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26
In tho Shadow Of the Towers.

Fact, sir-solemn fact" he replied
to the reporters query as to how he
liked the electric light. Yes sir;
since they planted that tower in front
of my house my family has been
strangely affected. ! am 81 years old.
and was never known to snore until
that tower was lighted. / now snore
in manner TO rattle every dish in the
house, and have lost four pounds OF
flesh week as regular as clock
work"
'1"How about the others?'
my wife is all right during the day,
but the minute the lights are turned
on she is oppressed with melancholy.
She goes around with red nose and
tears in her eyes. and wishes she was
buried under the daisies, and all that
One of my boys has had over forty
boils, and the other no sooner falls
asleep than he begins to kick, and
twitch and rip up the sheets. Too
much electricity, sir-bound to kill is
in n month II that tower remains
there"
"Vhell, sooch times, sooch times!"
replied q corner-groccr in Dutchtown.
MY dog runs madt in one week after
dot tower vhas oop. Den my poy Carl
he pegins to wink and pink und haf
blind spells NIT his eyes. My wife she
feels some pains all oafer. und vhas rs
ugly rs a wildcat, while eafery night /
groans in my shleep und dreams dot
some Texas steers vhas close after me.
l tells you. we yhas proke-oop family
eaf dot tower wasn't moofed avhay Pc
fore long"
Eyes, sir, yes, sir, have observed
several peculiar incidents connected
with this tower system" replied q
cooper in the western part of the city.
to grin like ticklcd baboon, and in
the space Of three short weeks she has
enlarged her mouth nearly two inches.
used to be beautiful figure in my
sleep. Since that tower was placed
here sleep on my back, knees drawn
up and tongue hanging out and the
baby can't look at me without fainting
away"
"Does the electricity affect the ba-
byp"
Il should say! He sucks his fist all
day and his foot all night and has
changed from the color of lily white to
the color of old bootleg. Please give
me the name of some lawyer who will
tako my case and begin a suit for $50, =
600 damages.
swell. boss" answered resident
Of ''Kaintuck," as he slowly tickled
his right enr, 'that Electricity has
worked some powerful things up yeah.
Yves all complaining Of pains in the
arms and legs. queer headaches. dizzi-
ness an cold feet, an that amt the
wust of it. We used to be the peace
fullest nayborhood in this yere~ city.
Sense this yer tower bizness we does
nuthin' but jaw an fight My ole cab
ms sunk two inches Mt one end In the
past two weeks an nobody on this
block can keep n clock runnin'. Tell
you what, boss, lie gwine to get out in
de kintry right smart. Got to do it, or
de hull family will be wiped out fust
time dat Electricity takes q noshun to
bust. Detroit Free Press.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, q
OFvicR OF THE SEcRBrARy OF STATE,

rc,, LhhsIsc, July SIN, 1884.
So $40 ,he onenn OF the Seunty OF Shiawsssee.
oln: uaro hereby nounea th.t ~ tne 9ehsiai
eecuon 70 se neid IN TINS stete, on the luesosy sue
ionm9wlng omceIs are 70 noe DC Siecteo, Va
lnirteen S,ec.oIs Q! rresiuent sno 'IS-rLes
oent Oh tne ohttou otstesi Covstnoi. Lisu.sn-
sn.,cosernor Sec.etAry. OF otx.e, S.xe
Auoitor Senersl Comrnissioner OF inc oAte Lenu
Vmcehuofneyoeners.an ana oi so e
&c lnstiucuon also, memper 81 trS o.e ooeta ",
tr.,, ~ 80 p; nrs nScs,hsr ,ss. Lac
Term u ONE wn e1Pre Dese Gun 81 r,%,t Snm
Representative IN Congress LOT tns Eigntn Con
greoru DisttM. Oh snis S.sse, "n ,ut os.
county oei"nssi also oeuator ior tne iwenue.n
2enatori@i Dis.riSt, comPosoe Oh .ns eosnues VI
Eavingston ano SniowAssee; Hlso sScp'eson' n
"a tne s,ste hox :etu.e ioi eHcn " ~ 80 ~
resentsuvc Istriets' tnto Nneh your Souny 10
diyided
You are also nereoy noune1 .ns. sSt ~ nl
tne iouowuH prSPosea s .'s,,;.,.t % En-
sutuuoh OF tns STATE wi, po suoai.so 70 , w
people Oh tno S'ase iof 'hens ~ooP"on VI WV
uon, VIZ -. =. -, a .-,..,
An amepemen. 70 oocuon 2, ti. =, .y ,.;
70 N'cut Souins Prosieeo Ao' W J''"' AS'o"0"
NO. Isl Jaws OF 1903. Alu. .,...l,..ot,
Shcrios o. Inc otste snail % uiyiuso i.sn ~ =
dicia circuts, IN eAcn OF co.
snan eleet one ciIeut Juosc, "no n..;, ~. nrs
once ior .no 'oin % sa y Tht. aai.io,urs
cessor 10 eiecteu snu Hu~.neu' f.s ~ &C.. 49,
may provioe lot INC si ea.u ", m shirh ~
crcus }uuge IN tne Juaicina cISui. ~ ~n mi
cay OF Detlol. Is o. may s.usea' nS,.;n ~ ~.
Judge or Juages o sx n S Ga,; -, Ss,I iae
salary provided oy TINS constructor snaII receive
from said county OF wayne sscn sdoi,'on1i sSa,y
as may, rom ,ime 20 Time, Io nAs S Su uu
minea " tno po1o "a supei s p "a sHu -; ~
ana the posrd Oh supervsors Oh eASn county ~ .ne
Upper ien,nsula Is hereby a9tnoriaed ana Gun .Ia
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26

Last year the women Of tho United
States gave 5000, 600 toward Christian
izing the heather. OF this large sum
Presbyterian women gave nearly $780,
600; Baptist women 1856, 900; Congre-
gational women $130,000; Northern
Methodist women sos. 600; and South
ern Methodist women over $4,000.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26

PAINLESS CHILDBiRrH. new Dook. tcia.
how am woman NAV become mother sciM
ost sg6f,ing any pain :OhakfOe,. 1t also
tells how to prevent and overcome morning
sickness, swelled limbs, and all other evils
attending pregnancy. Physicians highly
recommend 1t as the wife's true private CON-
panion. Send two-cent stamp for full de-
scriptive circular, testimonials, and conhden.
tial letter sent in sealed envelope. Address
FRANK THOMAS & Co., Pub, Baltimore
Md.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26
A mollusk with 1900 eyes has
been discovered by Prof. Moseley.


WORTH Sro A BoTrLR.-E. Murray,
Jackson, Mich. writes: Have had
Catarrh for 20 years. Halls Catarrh
Cure cured me. Consider it worth
$1,000 a bottle.
%Sold by all druggists at 75cts
per bottle. Manufactured and sold
by F. ]. Cheney & Co., Sole Propri-
etors, Toledo, Ohio.
An Iowa brewery bears the sign,
"Manufactory of Alcoholic Medi-
cines."
Butler, N. v, April II, 1882.
Rheumatic Syrup Co:
Gentlemen--I wish to acknowl.
edge the great benefit / received
from the use of Rheumatic Syrup. I
was sick for some time, and under
the doctors care, with what he call
ed the liver complaint and rheuma-
tism in my back and shoulders.
could find nothing to relieve me un-
til ! commenced taking Rheumatic
Syrup. After taking one bottle 1
could feel decided Improvement. 1
continued its use a short time and
it cured me. / most cheerfully re-
commend 1t to any afflicted in like
manner. Mrs. V. III. ROE.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26
CHICAGO, Rock IelAND & PACIFIC R'Y,


hs
N
6iaNn YhA
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26
1CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE"

Nenars exed comforts
eEvEhTv-PivE oRNTs
MINNEAPOLIS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
A Forlorn Hope at the Best.

The nomination of James G. Blaine
for President unquestio nably gratifies a
large majority of the Republican voters.
In forcing that nomination, however,
while his friends have displayed a
fidelity and courage which must extors
admiration, we fear that they have
acted at the same time with a reckless
ness which may not only bring defeat
to their party, but political ruin to their
beloved leader and fearless champion;
for, while representing, without doubt,
q very large majority of the Republic
ans of the whole country, Mr.. Blaine
does net represent, has never repre-
sentea, and probably never will repre-.
sent that, considerable portion Of his
party which is governed by principle
rather than sentiment. and without
whose votes no Republican candidate
for President can be elected If this
election can be carried by dash and en-
thusias1n and splendid leadership, the
event may possibly justify the audacify
of Mr.. sBaine's friends at Chicago, but
the chances are fearfuIIy against him.
His character has been so Indignantly
blackened and distorted by the news
paper organs Of the present aAdminis-
tration during the strife for the nominal
ton, and it is apparently SO impossible
for the indiscreet and inscriptions
friends of Mr.. Arthur to support him
that the fight for Mr.. Blaine must be a
sort of forlorn hope at the best, fight
only to be won by sheer desperation
aided by wonderful luck. - mtaio Er-
press. - -
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Curtis and Nast Jon the war- Path.

/. The following editorial indicates very
forcibly that Harper's Weekly is not in
clined to support the recently-nominat
led Republican ticket: 81 bos
The nomination of Mr.. Blaine. although it
is doubtless agreeable to the majority of the
part of the apparent opposition. as in the In
gallon. was friendly tosihis enominati H1le
ing how dangerously tar the 'Republican
standard has fallen The nominations at Chi
Acago, made against the most friendly Republic
licans the conviction that the great objects of
the Republican party, honest and economical
eign relations, the progressive purification of
the public service at home, wise reduction of
the revenue. and that sense OF general se-
curity which springs from the moral elevation
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not to be expected
from Republican success. To this statement
the Democrats. Those who have aroused the
deep and general protest of the Republican
conscience must bear the responsibility of the
quires Indifference to present Republican
successes, and Hdrper's Weekly which more
than once has not hesitated in the interest of
oppose other Republican nominations. can
not sustain the significant one against which
practical addiction of Republican charae It.
and purpose. The sad and kindly face OF
Lincoln. whose portrait hung in the hail.
seemed to watch the proceedings of the con-
vention with an air of earnest solicitude and
apprehension. and 1t disappeared from its
place before the nomination was made.
Mast starts off with, "a little cartoon
representing the Republican elephant
as broken down and PROSTATE under
the Blaine nomination. Blaine being
represented by a horse shoe magnet on
the back of the beast. The inscription
beneath the picture is: "Too Heavy to
larry - 81
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
What Charles F. Adams, Jr., Says.

Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, Jr., said
to reporter that his knowledge of the
Immediate political situation was very
slight, having been very busily occu-
pied of late with matters quite remote
from politics. The political reputation
of Mr.. Blaine, he said, is so we'll estab-
1ished, and his political career so famil-
lar. that it is easy for any one to arrive
at once st q conclusion as to the merits
OF the nomination. He regarded Mr..
Blaine IS decidedly an unsuitable and
improper person to be named for the
Chief Magistracy. Indeed, he thought
It would be difficult to give single rea-
son why he should be put into the office
of the Presidency which any intelligent
and thinking man would be willing to
accept. If asked for special reasons
why he regarded Mr.. Blaine an unfit
person for the Office, he should name
all that IS comprised within his career
as Secretary of State-the whole of it,
It is not necessary to 60 further back
than that for reasons, but If it were they
might be found in ahundancein his rec
ord as member and as Speaker of the
House of Representatives and as - Sem
atox The Foreign Policy initiated
when be was Secretary of State, which
might be called . ipgoism.' but is
sometimes called d positive or vigorous
policy, IS not one which it is either be-
comiug or beneficial for this country to
assume. Neither prosperity nor honor
is to be sought in that direction. Mr..
Adams. said he had no doubt that
Ally those citizens who have been
f5adtiiied with the independent move
1Saf1t IN politics viii be of the same
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
Mental with Manual Traininx.

s. - = fl
Manual exercises. which are at tho
same time Intellectual exercises, are
highly attractive to healthy boys If
you doubt this, 60 into the shops Af a
manual training school aud See for
yourselves Go, for instance, into our
forging-shop. where metals arc wrought
through the agency of heat. IA score
of young Vnlcans, bare armod~ leather.
aproned. with many drop at honest
sweat and other trade marks Of toll,
stand up to their anyils with an un-
conscious earnestness which shows how.
much they enjoy their work. What are
they doing' They are using brains and
hands. They are studying definitions
IN the only dictionary winch really de-
lines the meaning of such words as
8 iron.o t.steel, i welding, .ternper-
ing, :. upsetting,',' chilling. = etc.
And, in the shop where metals. ara
wrought cold (Which. for. want Of 4
better name, we call our machine-shopl.
every new exercise is like delightful
trip into new field of thought and in
yestigation. Every exercise, III prop
eriy conducted, is both mental and
manual. Every tool used and every
process followed has its history. ifs
genesis and its evolntion--Prof Il. AZ.
~ oodWdrd. IN Popular Science Xos,tzlu.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

Too much depends upon the honor
and integrity of a bank to permit
stock gambler or stock Spectator to
be at its head, or even in its councils.
for an hour after he is discovered.
Every one of them should be cleared
out from every bank. Every tainted
man should go. There can be no per-
manent or sure safety for honest bnsi-
ness so long as any Of them remain.
Rhi a1elpsiQ LEDGER.