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and Ms. James buchanan and the Misses
Carver, who ably assisted their parents to
make the evening most pleasant one.
Mrs. William u. Window gave a musical on
Tuesday to Mrs. Weber, assisted by Miss Par
sous. pianist and Mr.. Curtis. violinist. The
evening was made delightful by Mrs. webbsr's
exquisite singing.
The As.P.C. will give its evening party
Wednesday, November Is.
A very pretty wedding took place last night
ct 1880 Pierce place, the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs Chas. Brandt, the happy couple being
their daughter Josephine and Mr. Edward j..
Hlilyard. both OF this city. Tho house was
mfortably filed by the friends of the couple,
including . number of the brides relatives
from Philadelphia. After che ceremony a
tasteful supper was served. The presents were
numerous and magnificent.
Niss r. Lillian Smith of Brooklyn is visiting
Mr.. AID Nraw. P. Van wickles on Q street
Yesterday in Dover, Me-, Mr.. Sid II. Neafy
81 the Supervising architects Office, this city
and Miss Alice J. Morse we're married by Rev.
l. VI. Butler, who went from Canton, Mass.
especially to perform the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs Sealy will take wedding tour OF sbou,
two weeks and then come to this city, where
thoy will DO AZ home TO their friends At No
lIi1 sth street northwest after November "a.
u. Jos. Hobbsin Of Madison, Via, Is visiting
his daughter, Mr.. Robt p. Porter, at her resi-
dsnee in Georgetown. DR.. Hobbein has tho
distinction OF being the drst fellow Of the Roya
College OF Surgeons, London, to sottle perma
nenily in this country. His role in the history
OF Wisconsin has been q prominent one, anc
probably there 10 no one man who has done q
much to develop the resources-sciensifc, cdu
easiousl and horticulturai-of tho state a. hs
has. The doctors portrait in oil hangs In thu
historical rooms OF the Capitol and there il
also q picture of him In the Agricultural De
partneut here. A warm welcome has been e <
tended him here. where no has many friend
aud connections by marriage, DIR. Hobbein'
wife being . sister OF the ex-minister :,
France, Hon. Robt MeLane, and Mr.. Ailel
NeIAns and Of the late krh Gen Joe John
BtoR
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jerks: II think Mr.. DumleiRh, the author,
has remarkable command OF language"
Mrs. jerks: II don't He stanmers per-
fectiy dreadfulIy"
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1VOHNIssi0NER OF DEEps ron KvE1Y STATE
~ md fess1tuEy. EosafY and u = comm11akGa0e.
no = bEAIxs 13x1 % NV
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29
ALARM IN NASHVILLE.
Single Tax Doctrine seems r. Terrible
Bu-aboo.


Desuite the intelligent understanding
Of the single tax doctrine in Nempnis
il seems 10 De q terrible hura boo in the
Tennessee capital NJ J. W. Davis. IN
letter 70 the Nashville American. i
manifeStlv in state Of alarm, similar
TO that which frequently prevailed when
the simpler form Of Industrial slavery
existed in the South. Mr.. Davis says:
IF understand Mr.. George. hc i no
crank or visionary 1heorist any more
than Mr. Lincoln. Seward. Wendell
Phillips. Garrett Smith. sumner & Co.
were when they began to preach and
teach their abolition doctrine 10 the
North. And who VIII say that tEey
were not an honest set? And they kept
M their honest deviIment until they
drenched our fair southland with blood,
murdered our best men, Impoverished
our women and children. sent many Of
them to the wash tub and our old men
10 untimely graves No, you and friend
Frost are mistaken about the following
of Mr.. George. Don't you know the pie
beian anripathy to the landlord?
This * charming The little thrust
at the plebeian has the true flavor Of the
old time denunciations Of the mudsllls,
and makes the parallel almost perfect
Let Us hope for equal similitude in re-
suIts-larrinr the blood and washtubs-
Mr.. Gcorz-c i as practical as Lincoln
~ enthusiastic as Garrison. Is eloquent
As Phillips ana a determined a. Sum
rer in cuancipatin~ the white men of
both North and south from the remain
i-r form Of industrial slavery. The
men VINO still lament the overthrow
IF NEGRO slavery are right in look
iur on the new movement Tor free
dom with alarm provided they are
r,~oftfnr hv the existing condition
They ought 10 make sure OF this fact 50
AZ 70 avoid the folly Of the poor y hltes
in Lees army. who fought nearly Tour
wears and then discovered that the whole
trouble was about property and nlg-
GERS of which they owned neither, and
that II was a rich mans war and poor
mans fight
The scare i evidently having practl-
cal results At regular meeting the
Ina Alliance. q branch Of the National
Farmers Alliance and Industrial mon
haS o;.ssed a set Of resolutions declaring
that the Davidson County Mon pro-
noses to support the national orgahlza-
zion in spite of lis unnatural action IN
- Louis" and therefore Una Alliance
xithdraws from the country union
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

The frs Of last month d public spirit
ed citizen offered TWO prizes for the best
newspaper articles on ~ New Lynn"
or how 20 increase the wealth and popu-
lation and rebuild the burned district IN
the shortest time. 800 90 first and 80 10
second. 10 be decided ~ popular vote !
regarded this Is my opportunity TO sow
little seed and awaited myself Of i,
and, much TO my surprise, ! captured
the first prize. winning ny $50 votes,
My argument was on The single lax Line.
We single takers horeaboUt~ regard
this much n the light o. Il triumph %
our principles, and ara coDseg ueDtly
spmcwh nat tiaced- i demonstrates that
the public mind i capable OF discerning
truth. even i il i non ready 10 admit ali
We claim
The article received i second puhlica-
tion, and consequently 4 more extended
rusling.-Willard ". Gray. Lynn, Mass.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29
His il the Eloqucnce of Truth.

Aside from all questions q sympathy
with MS doctrines We consider the liter
ary style Of Mr.. Henry George for the
purposes Of instruction ~ public address,
whether spoken o. written 10 CONS
about as near perfection a thar q any
writer or speaker now before the English
sreakinr public. His prose i solid,
nervous, strong. illuminated with poetic
flashes and ornamcnted by beautiful
turns OF expression. but its rhythm Is
the rhythm 81 q robust, sensible prose.
and has NOT that sickeninC regularity Of
rhythm and ALTERATION Of blank verse
sweetness which renders Mr.. InGersoll's
style so observation-disclosures Uni
vRrSaIist
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29
verSa41St

The single tax j gaining advocates n
our town The fact Is that no reason
able man can give the subject fair in
vestiration and not yield TO the argu-
ment based on unq questionable facts
Old party prejudice are So strong. how
ever. that with many ignorance i bliss
! believe that II You had a national lee
turer who could travel all over the
United States and present the subject IN
its true form. and :; The same time take
a lot Of the literature % sell, II wo0Id
spread the principles The Farmers
Union has a national lecturer. and the;I
land ideas are close 10 tie single tax
idea. y. Ne>son. II the Standard
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

exclaimed Chief
Avenue with friend What excellent
receive such compliment the above they
functional
bloom Of
o tte-vraIp
nTigorating
hoIgi"
unequaled
sklu
vegetable
soothing and strengthening
quaed and Invaluable aaying and suduing eabny
relieves
WORLDS IpEA
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29
~. B., This Was Sarcasm.

AT late meeting Of Latham Ali
ance 1s1, Of Butler County, kas-, the
following negative but expressive reso-
luton was humorously offered by the
secretary, E. ". Smith, and unan-
lmously rejected:
WHEREAS, The Alliance members are con-
stantly being advised by the old party press
that Il would be detrimental to the farmers
movement to refrain from voting with their
Old parties, because the farmers deliver
ance can not be obtained only through one
OF the two old parties. and, furthermore, il
i against the fundamental principles of the
order to discuss political measures. There
fore, he il
ReSotred. That the members of the Latham
Alliance. No. Isl, act and work apart as we
have core III the past by voting as we are in
stfucted by the political leaders. because
farmers and Iab0rers have not the
time nor intelligence to post ourselves upon
the political questions. Farmers can plow
together 70 accomplish the same results but
they can not work together for each others
interest at the baIlot-bUx.
Kansas Farmer
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

The following resolutions were passed
BY Rochelle (Ill.) Alliance No ~, April
20. 1890:
WHEREAS, The National Government re-
quires a statement OF agricultural statistics
but once in ten years, but our State Board OF
Agriculture have caused law TO be passed
tc make public tie number of acres OF all
kinds OF grain grow ing each year and the
number OF bushels OF each kind raised the
preceding year, and
WHEREAS, We regard the said law not only
cumbersome and expensive, hat directly in
the interest Of spectators, therefore
Resozred, That we request all farmers TO re-
fuse to answer all questions relating to such
statistics.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29
and returns its charter. The res
olutions are accompanied by
statement published in the
The res

and returns its charter. The res
olutions are accompanied by
statement published in the
Nashville American, which begins as
follows: In November last the knights
OF Labor held a convention il Atlanta
and adopted platform demanding the
virtual confscatioI Of every man land
The language OF their demand Is that
the taxes on all land shall he equal TO
the whole unearned increment The
simple meaning OF such a demand IS
that every man owning land shall be -e
QUired TO pay 10 the government
IS rent. under the name OF taxes, al
profit accruing to him from such owner
snip. Such : course On the part Of the
government would he confscation. pure
and simple. Shortly after the promuI-
cation OF this platform the National
Union met N II. Louis and Powderly.
the leader OF the Knights attended
that meeting and asked for q conference.
To our great surprise and modification
the National Union received with a per-
feet ovation this man who had just AID
ed n making this platform o. contsca-
ton In the language Of the Toiler,
the official organ Of our STATE union.
when Powde~ly entered the hall cheer
after cheer went u from the body"
Our farmers members OF the National
Union. fell IL love with PowGerly."
The president OF the National Union
held Z secret conference with him, and
Is 4 result the National Union formed q
confederation with the Knights OF La
bOr and agreed to Cooperate with them
N =leCJlu- men - the Legislative and
congressional Offices and in securing leg
islation."
The paper goes on at great length,
protesting tnat The eligibility clause Of
the constitution Of the alliance mas been
50 altered a. 10 permit mechanics TO be-
come MON be~@. and suggesting that
negro members Of the knights q Labor
may be brought into contact with the
farmers. TIE -i~T Of the whole com
lLaiur. however. lies IN The ua1 ar~auh
quoted. in which The purpose II The
resolution adopted by the KING Is 5
clearly stated ana bitterly a.Ili-uadN -rted
uuon-
The I ma Alliance appears TO Dc umc-
thing OF kid glove organization. And u
VIII he well FOR working farmers III tine
South 10 take note Of the fact thai these
professors themselves ADMIT that the
course proposed ny the Kul-hrs MI only
take from the land owner the profits ac-
cruin- 70 him from ownership. This IS
OF course. a serious matter - men Who
hold land that other men work. the own
crs drawing their income from II in the
shap" Of rent or interest IN mort cares.
But il tie working farmer Nil look
closely INTO the question he VIII see that
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29
AGRICULTURAL HINTS.
CATTLE VS.. HOGS.
An Iowa swine reeder Criticsses Pre-.
MUM Lists.

! have known for long time, says q
writer in tke Breeders Gazette. that
agricultural societies n general, # not
invariably. offer far more money for cat
tie than for hog premiums. and ] have
sometimes wondered why the difference
was so great and the more think
about it The more wonder what good
reason they have for Offering any more
for cattle than FOR hog premiums.
have Just consulted several leading
State far premium lists and ! find
that four OF them offer nearly four times
as much for cattle as for hogs, on the
average. i this right? i il justice 30
the swine breeders? If Il i some one
viii be able TO show III a logical way
why ii IS that cattle deserve larger pre-
niums than hogs: but until We see some
better reason advanced than merely the
fact Ia: al agricultural societies dc
offe- far more Tor cattle than for hog pre-
miums I will take the ground that hogs
arc not talag recognized IN proportion
70 their W,,r-n "a com pared with cattle in
premium = = Of orr agricultural fairs.
But perhaps cattle are more Grl$t0crIt-
&c. Imagine there axe some people
who think 80. for ! once heard i remark
that Indicated as much. II was al a
meeting Of the Iowa state Board OF Az
ciculture. was there a one OF com
rrictee appointed by the State Swine
breeders Association TO present 10 the
board our needs at the annual State
fair. and among other things we were
instructed TO insist on the board retain
inc Tor rather reel ectinrl the same man
Is SUPERINTENDENT Of the swine depart
rnent for another wear. Hut We were
told b. one Of the members Of the
board mot one Of the men. hers Of the
present board. however that We could
not have the same man again as our
s1,rari--ord-nr For said ne. he j
roo ~,od g. MAN r,.,- -, he -,~o,,.o-ea and
~, ~ 7,,,-..-, r-,-s. .f~, -. ,,-.7< -t.ie
WOW = 80 49,, -1y,,I-aa .-i- =, -ha
i;rI- ~ ..-,,,o,,,a.fo77.. - % ron ON,
..ro-- ror,-e.. ~ -ra ..car4Ie harm brr
-r,-T tho .7,7 20 statement and fro-,, -ha
far- than much larger amounts are Of
4a,.ad for cattle than for hor 77rf.TriGIrls.
i doe. look ~ 1hagrh raos7 fair man
srrar. IL, consider II -,~o-ro-io- and dr.
hc1iavs s.a--Ta r7orr aris+orra+ic
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29
a GOOD DEVICE.
Uow to Make TreIIises and frames for
Eu-h Fruits.

Where raspberries and black berries
are grown on large scale for market,
says Popular Gardening, the expense
and labor involved by the use OF even
the simplest form Of treIlis or frame
must prevent the grower from at
tempting TO do more than keep the
plants within bounds by heroic prun-
Ing. And this usually answers the
purpose very we'll. In the home garden,
however, We always pay somewhat
greater attention 10 convenience and
neat appearance than in the field.
If our garden patch is large. we may
content ourselves with setting a simple
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29
SINGLE TAX DEPARTMENT.
APE WE WEAlTEY2
Inc Land Tax Problem in Great Britain
Wealthy in the Wrong Place

me Land Tax Problem in Great Britain
Wealthy in the Wrong Place
The Family Herald, published in Lon
don asks the question. Are we
wealthy" and concludes that the true
answer Is Yes; II the wrong place -
1he editor notes that within sound Of
the Carriages rolling 10 the fashionable
ball that costs &. 600 work twenty seam
stresses who never had enough 70 eat.
There Is not good horse that Mother
hngland does not care FOR. and there are
half mi lion children who can rarely
satisfy their hunger. and are stved in
nens wh-re the horses would die in
week aglish people did not under
stand the genesis OF poverty until the
developments Of society in America
showed with terrific rapidity the histo--
1caI development % poverty il Britain.
Poverty IL England was before that
horTId mystery; but IN America It's de-
TeIormeac was brought out in lurid
dIsuDctCess- IN the old countries
the men who first seized The
land were able 10 suble, il for money or
military service. Gradually manufact-
urers came and then great centers Of
population with workiarmen ready 10
81 - 81" ''- -o- a bafT --N-A-. linus
@o'-1 the Appalling spectacle o.
~ "'s'c Sums Al TINS mas been
1O--e II = i.i.'f-c@ WITH the rapldltF OF
- I-, ---.= I'm M vi ".'Jec'
- IL Ely --1 ne" ma We
=, -, '-l' -'ii,1' o--o -~nU -'-
the nation" They now see that the
hope held out by reform bills was vain.
" " .-l't me cAtlrtL exercised a con-
Al me-, I-' o'-u Uo~o' trs
III - ''S.--eN " mat We Cle
y ''s 9'-I' WY Hu' 4-'t
70 us W. "a ''--
80. = no -01 mem
l-"i' ~ 'H'E me
W 10 ~ - ''-'-i powers "A'"E
~ ID" II" i"oEi" must resolve
mat 'Lt''} NASti- no longer i've IN Sums
80 4'"@-'s A1N e-'H" u As- good ana
'-i i''h' % " AGO" : '"-s.'-f from
'l-F- d" '--e "i-- 'tr9-,N- me -"'-
a. d -i''S oI--s ION s,dD''7
- ~ - 80. II u ~ '.i---l- -
- - : - . MN .'' : ''''
'.'- mo- ------'-' -t'."'" -'-'' Il "A-
u - - ',-s'7-S t'i-N''l : an We
Ia HI 49, H'A' ctio '-li-" VI a-l-a
q sd 80 " NJ ''1h - ~@s't'~t' an a"h -
- '-1 - '''-.- -
- - ia. 17e
''i j. anu ti-s'' d. - i--L' 'l''' some
- 9-.'~'A ~ -'l=S- VIII" Wa ar o-l-
'eH N-'l -"i1-t ~ Il i''-''1A = 80
ga -- J. A'" - - mat tl"NtA lN----"h
49, - ''. a. - III d IA -''Ho are no"
"L' q - Il ''-'H. WINE ILe P'ot-e
NON II" -"iiI '@''I d" -t't'1 are crushed
- .--' = 'i''> 'i ne a'" n II me case O
=. u.i0 ,..' N'1 III '--7
US o. ne FARMERS we want 10 %"
III pa. .-s''' 9'' - freely own jIal We
AHo"-t DO, -t" 70 ans Nt'f 5l.ai l-tN'-''i'
anu We DO no' l"--eFe The professor
C'ul1' IL men VINO used 10 suppl! our
A-Nl-H- force az DO" Incoming e.
'-ho~ i 'atE p INTO ID" Town ana
PICK up some h-hi o. ""fH' '-ieh me
second 'h''ra' non are "'ah--n-7 ana
p~r'e1 10 -, "A--'' = tneF
- abroad, 'he[ are SUI
move" - '-I 'i'V -Ho,At' % ->'''l"1i>
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

When the devil planted the beset-
ting sin Of vanity in mans heart,
says the Petersburg (Na.) lndex-Ap-
peal. he took care that steeples should
be put on churches. but it has diverted
many dollar that might have been ap-
piled TO the alienation Of human
misery. And not only that, il has cost
many human lives, as the tornado record
abundantly shows. We have not a
doubt the devil reioices gleefully as we
build our steeples higher and higher
and higher above the heads of famish-
ing humanity.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

bushes upright and the paths between
the rows unolstructed by thorny canes
which are apt 10 hook into the clothes
and perhaps into the flesh Of the good
wife and the daughters Of the house.
Our illustration shows 1vav Of treat
ing single bushes suitable for a few
plants in small garden. Il needs no
further description except 70 say that
The frame may be made about fifteen
inches square and the stakes about TWO
feet high from the ground.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

The horror Of blood diseases is the fact
that they are contagious Eczema, Salt
rheum. Itch, ana other skin diseases may
be contracted by using the same towel, and
thus il frequently happens L whole family
becomes affected with the disease some
mem Der has contracted elsew here It Is
obviously the sacred duty Of any one who
suffers from blood disease to rid their sys-
TEN OF the impurity. This can easily and
quickly be done by using DR.. Bulls Sarsa-
blood purifier IN the world It's virtue :
exclusively its own, and no other medicine
can compare with it in strength or efficacy.
Any druggist win get ii for YOU. Take no
other. Observe its size and test its virtue.
W ashiugJOn Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29
Rocked on the Crest of the Wave.

The laudsman. tourist or commercial
traveller, speedily begins. and not only be
gins. but continues, 10 feel the extreme Of
human misery during his transit across the
tempeetuOus Atlantic. But #. with wise
prescience. he has provided himself with
supply Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, his
pangs are promptly mirigated, and then
cease ere the good snip again drops her
anchor. This is worth knowing, and thou
sands Of our yachtslnen. summer yoyagers,
tourists and business men do know it.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29
The Ladies' Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which the ladies may use the liquid
fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs, under all con
ditions make il their favOrlue remedy. 1t Is
pleasing 10 the eye and TO the taste. gentle.
vet effectual in acting on the kidneys. liver
and bowels.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

We cffer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that can not be
cured by taking Halls Cararrh Cure.
T. J. CHENEY q Co, Props, Toledo Q.
We. the undersigned. have known T. J.
Cheneyfor the last fifteen years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out amy obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax. W holesale Druggists, Toledo,
Walding, kinnan q Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,
acting directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Testimonials free.
Price nc per bottle Sold by all Druggists.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

DR. JOIN Bull q Louisville, XIV. showed
his love fer little children when he invented
those dainty little candies he named DR.
Bulls Worm DestrOvers It's fun for the
children but il s death To the worms
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

ONE Of the very best articles for
mulching Is salt hay. It IS tough in
texture, lies close. is not easily dis
turbed by the wind. and if stacked OF
sheltered after the crop is gathered,
will last three seasons IN addition, it
has no seeds TO grow and disseminate,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

Sir yorcIs Free, viii be sent by Cragin {
Co Philada. Pa, to any one in the I. :. or
D0bbins' Electric Soap wrappers Sec lis:
Of roveIs OF circulars around each bar.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

No PERSON can be a really accom-
plished driver who does not know a
good deal about the natural disposition
Of a horse Why he obevs and when he
viii be liable 10 disobey: how 10 educate
him, and how TO take advantage Of that
education -Massachuset1s PIowman.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-29

THE strained relations between IniIEBen
and milk inspectors have never been en-
tirely bridged over.-N. Q. PIcayune.