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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

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Subscribe for The REPuBLIcAN, a
live home paper. 81 per year.
A big bank failure and no govern
9ent is the latest Kansas City
stir'op.
IHE SgAzSRERqi8oAN is prepared
~ a6bs aefshsfs ,thh School re-
ports at 81 per 100. Remit with
order.
Marriage license was issued Tues
day to Mr.. Herbert Masterson and
Miss Hattie. Brown, both of this city.
Mems lbc WOODEN underwear Ia
black, while, gray and brown at cost
at M, Goldman'sr 2ll High 81. :
Pat RooHy IS one 9EIbe best. com
panies that has been billed for this
city. Lohman's opera house Feb.
rdary 2.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded at NJ. Goldman's.
Mr.. Robert Miller, a good and
prosperous farmer of Liberty town
ship, was in the city yesterday.
Mens' over coats at cost at NJ.
Goldman's, 2ll High St.
Mr.. S. II. Freshour Of C~entretown,
was in the city yesterday, We re-
Igret to learn of the sickness of his
daughter.
Mems plain white shirts worth 81 re.
duced to 90e at Geldman's, ELI High
St,
Pat Roony and his New York Com
binalion Co., now playing In st.
Louis, will be at Lohman opera house
next Monday night in HPat,s New
Wardrobe"
MEMS white Pique shirts worth
Sl.25 reduced to 81 at Goldman'i,
2l1 High street,
Our ice men are now resting easy.
Their ice houses are filed and they
feel happy. -California, Mo, Herald.
Jewelry-Try Geo. Forth for the
finest and latest, cheapest and best.
- Mr.. John Bright rs now fluffy pre-
pared to supply the wants Of every
body with the best boots and shoes,
for the winter trade, ever put on sale
in this city.
There are said to be only four bald
headed men in the Missouri legisla-
ture. Hayseed must be a good thing
for the hall. Lexington Register.
Mr.. VIM. .Dcrriuger has removed
to Elston and will continue in the
"mud" business. ll-6t
Frank Carlos, from near Prairie
Home, was in town Monday He
brought in with him a pair Of fox
-
hound pups, +. which he shipped to
Judge E. L. Observation-Disclosures,
Mo-, Herald.
Henry Newman's lecture a few
nights since, was well attended and
attentively listened to by an apprecia-
tive audience.
Corn is scarce and the market firm.
Don't ship your corn anywhere, JEFF.
ferson City is tho best market that
a be found.
Why Is, there no proposals adver-
tised to receive bids for flour, meal,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29
P OF GRAPHS

| will make head and shoulder cab
met photographs at So per dozen,
and cabinet photographs, standing,
at $3.50 per dozen, and give a hand.
some picture frame with each dozen
photographs. Particular attention
given to pictures Of children.
Call at gallery, No. 21l East High
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

Mrs. John D, Chambers and Mrs. VIM.
Hutchinson were callers at Mrs. S. Ii.
Freshour's Monday.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

Subscribe for The %REPuBLIcAN, a
live home paper. 81 per year.
A big bank failure and no govern
Went is the latest Kansas City
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

A fine rain fell here Tuesday
night.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

Mr.. Nm Pope of Jefferson City, was
seen'On our streets last Monday.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

Marriage license was issued Tues
day to Mr.. Herbert Masterson and
Miss Hattie Brown, both of this city.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

MEMS white Pque shirts worth
sl.25 reduced to 81 at Goldman's
2l1 High street,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

Jewelry-Try Geo. Forth for the
finest and latest, cheapest and best,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

Pat RoOny and his New York Com
binalion Co., now playing in st.
Louis, will be at Lohman opera house
next Monday night -in-uPat,s New
Wardrobe"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

Our tee men are now resting easy.
Their ice houses are filed and they
feel happy. -California, Mo-, Herald.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

Mems plain white shirts worth 81 re.
duced to 0Oe at Goldman's, ELL High
St.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

Miss Della Falk, who has been here.
visiting at Geo. Pope's, returned to her
,home+ sunduy.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-29

Mr.. VIM. J. Lets aud wife Of Sedalia,
are visiting at Judge Vim. S. Freshour's
Iron County register., 1891-02-05
THE FEBRUARY WIDE AWAKE

Is both timely and seasonable, in
Lieut. Fremont's account of Life at
Frontier Forts" with illustrations from
photographs, and in William Zachary
Gladwin's opening Valentine
Twas an eye Tor an eye and tooth for tooth
II the old-tlne Scripture day:
But tell ny love that a heart for heart
Is BY far the better way.
4 curious little article about "a Fish
Army Is sort Of military pendant 10
Lieut. Fremont's article. .'Sr Grim
bald's Ransom is a ballad, By Mary
Bradley. OF the brave Crusader an
cestor Of the present British Minister of
Washington. Sir Julian Pauncefote,
whose braver lady gave her right hand
10 ransom her lord from the Saracens.
The unusually clever short stories Of
the number include the strange true ac-
count Of Aunt Dolly's Two Robbers"
by Sydney Quarles- Diamonds and
Toads," by Mrs. Burton Harrison TAU
thor Of The Anglomaniacs" and 9th
ers.) a Little Nobody Who Became
Great Somebody" is Mary Wager
Fishers account Of a poor French boy,
VINO established cotton weaving in
France and thereby became the friend
OF Napoleon. Miss Runners drawing
lessons are developing most ingeniously.
Dorothy Holcomb tells Of +'Hone-Made
Games" There are poems by Mrs.
Whiton-Stone. Elizabeth ". Belamy,
Mary E. Wilkins. and others. Kirk
Nunroe's railroading serial, Cab and
Caboose.~ becomes exciting, Margaret
Sidney-s Peppers is full OF delightful
doings. and ''Marietas 5 Good Times" IS
unique as the naive autobiography Of a
little Italian girl. Men and Things
sparkles with wit and anecdote. Bridg-
mans amusing pictorial slz:t. Through
the Dark Continent" drops the curtain
70 the laughter Of the audience.
WIDE AWAKE Is s., 20 d year: 20 cents a
number. D. Lothrop Company. Boston.
Iron County register., 1891-02-05
SARSAPARILLA.
Isn't one SarsaparlIIa as good As another:


NO Sos- Nt-.s
Don't think i. Don't for moment think
Il. Ii you want Bull 5 Sarsaparilla, demand
i and take 10 other. II contains 3ngredI-
ents that are not found IN any other sarsa-
parilla. These very ingredients that make
II different from other sarsaqaTlllas are the
most important In fact. essential 10 its
curative virtue Omit them and Bull s Sar-
saparil-a would be inert as the
many inferior preparations OF s2rsa-
parilla found in many drug stores.
Bulls Sarsaparilla contains no un5In-
portant Ingredient Each ingredient
used IS chosen for its benefcent effect upon
the human system Combined, they exert Il
harmoniZiug influence upon every junction
Of the body improving digestion. strength
eniug the liver and kidneys. cleansing the
blood OF poisonous matter. soothing the
nervous system, enlvenlng the mental lac
ulries. and N q word. by ln1us1ng new
strength and life, completely rejuTeRafes
every part and makes one feel altogether
like i new person.
Elmer Eodson, Alvarelto, Tex. writes:
my strength and health had been failing
me for several years. Ny blood was in a
very IL pOV erlshed condition and very I'M
pure Ny limbs felt lame, rickety and
rheumatic. and I could not walk without
turely old. and my face began TO look
pinched and shrlveled- ! suffered conslo-
cradle. was restless IL light. very nervous,
ana growing very melancholy Ny eyes
were sore and had catarrh- / tried many
t0nics. and biIters and blood purifiers, but
failed 10 get better l finally bought SIX
bottles Of Bull Sarsaparilla. and before /
strength and health improved, pimples and
sores disappeared from my person, aches
an stiff Joints left me, and consider my
self q well person.
Iron County register., 1891-02-05
PASTURE FOR HOGS.
Almost a Necessity to an Economical
Growth of Pork.

OF
i good pasture Is almost a necessity
to an economical growth of the hogs
during the spring and summer. In
some cases II may pay TO cut of grass,
clover. oats or some other given feed
and give it in feeding lots but in a ma
jority Of cases the better plan Is TO pro-
vide good pasture, well supplied with
grass or clover. with good water and a
cOmforta ble shelter. These being sup
piled very little grain viii be needed TO
keep the hogs growing steadily all
through the growing season
Clover. al things considered. makes
the very best pasture for hogs Blue
grass Is good. but they viii make a
better growth Oh clover than on any
thing else. Rye and oats are also good.
Where they Will thrive oats and field
pease make splendid green feed tor
growing hogs. Almost any kind OF
grass or green feed IS better than at
tempting 10 feed on dry feed alone. II Is
best TO arrange for this in advance. In
some cases, where sufficiently well e.
tablished. the orchard can be seed
ed down to clover and be converted
into q good pasture with benefit
DUIl 10 Ilt trees anu 10 the
hogs If the seed is obtained in good
season and sown early a considera bic
amount Of feed can be made reasonab bly,
early. When intended for hog past
ure plenty Of seed should be used and
in many cases i VIII pay 10 SOW one
bushel OF oats with the clover. letting
all get q good start before turning in
the hogs. Il good profit i realized II
Is very essential 70 maintain : steady
growth during the summer With
spring pigs good growth can be main
tanned with The addition Of very little
grain i they are given the run Of .
good clover pasture
With pigs that have been wlntered
over in good condition Il Is much easier
TO fatten If they can be given 4 good
pasture than II they must depend upon
dry feed alone. Good clover reduces the
cost OF fattening pigs that have been
7vintered over ready for late spring Or
early summer market or Of maintain
ing steady growth with early spring
pigs. With all classes Of stock grass Is
. cheaper feed during growth than
grain or IN fact any kind Of dry feed:
and good care should be taken 10 supply
II Tor the hogs. as well as Tor other
kinds Of stock.-St. Louis Republic.
Iron County register., 1891-02-05

man He VIII continue 10 force his
lnslgnihcance upon the people until
opportunity be offered 70 releEate him
to private life. But sensible legislators
viii understand that the press Of the
country may be relied upon to reflect
with unerring certainty the trend q
public opinion In observance Of this
public servants viii secure d guide
which may be their salvation from the
pitfalls dug for them bE men who IN
terest themselves in politics only 1oT
revenue purposes
In this even @Lso NAV be found lustl-
fcation of that faith in their institutions
which has made Americans Optinists as
10 the future. however pe~si1nlstic they
may have been as 70 existing coaCl-
tions- II was a foul plot which had
been Matched tor their enslavement- \
party without scruples. controlled by a
cabal guiltleSs OF patriotism, possessed
the power to enact laws by which the
people should ne left apparently help
less The ballot was 10 be left only as
a means for recording the edicts Of cor
porate monopoly. Paid agents were -
Go their voting and counting N accord
ance with the commands Of men fat
tN4-cu d k44t pc pc = ~ .'J-->r- Nt.--S-
already swelIed with levies diverted
from the common fund by hands Of
private tax-Ca-here-S were - oe made
larger and the Nation submit because
Of impotence under q law which cen
tralized all power n the hands Of
thugs and hired aS>asSins- But great
as was the danger i has been averted
because the people were stronger than
their betravers Not even party Gi>ci-
pline was sufficient to control the action
/ OF men who saw what vas proposed
Democrats N every State may regard
this outcome as an incentive Tor Per
. si>-ent opposition % all attempts Al The
! e>-a ahli>huc1t ut 1noaarchical systems
i IN this country. Wherever legislators
/ are 70 be found fighting the battle II
! free government against the influences
/ potent IN the present administration q
] National affairs they viii see n the
+ downfall OF the force bin an example
OF what NAV be accom- pliShed by an
/ honest minority II whom has been IN
! trusted the dI.-r % defeating pernici,,us
( legislation attempted by : repudiated
/ majority. The faithful one hundred
and one Al Springfield VIII see IN the
I victory Of their brethren a Washington
promise Of what VIII surely come 10
I them as the reward Of their fidelity
! Let tn lines he held firm The people
/ are II -llry and viii prevail. The krel
( Of Republican anarchy has sounded.
/ Popular government has withstood
! aTor7 7a- attack II }.irazr1 Times
Iron County register., 1891-02-05

4 peasant physician named Rie5eT.
Of GloCau. in Silesia- announces a cure
for diphtheria which al agent Of the
Emperor has examined and reported
very favorably upon. Il Is thought to
be d mixture Of extracts from two OF
three common weeds and al oil The
salve resulting from the mixture Is
liqpefed. and applied with a brush 70
the interior OF the throat The remedy
was discovered by Rieger's father, z
shepherd II was applied 10y him only
to external wounds. Once, when young
Rieger's whole herd was dying Of diph
liberia, he. IN despair Of all other means,
began treating their throats with the
salve. The favorable effect was appar-
ent almost Immediately, and in a few
days every head Of cattle was well
again Shortly afterward diPhtheria
became epidemic in the village Rieger
was invariably called TO give his remedy
in the most severe cases, and aln4st
without exception il was followed TX
recovery Gradually its fame spread
till to-day he 5 receiving calls TO cure
persons Of GiPhtberia all over Germany
The cures that have contributed most to
his reputation We're effected { few weeks
ago in the family Of the Freiherr Won
FalkenhauSen IN Berlin
Iron County register., 1891-02-05

The Republicans would change the
old maxim and make i read Its =
poor rule that works b.-l Ways"
..ler M Morgan Is "a lir- -~a-,~ il
;l.e Eepuelse---l party }.-G -a- abolished
suffrage. eet.. cE a---.-s au.- whites IL
chs District * Jr.c.-a rla II eE,r -
prevent -.le destruction ~ pro ps-tE IL
te--~t~ there. clle. New York Senator de-
cliaeE 80 discuss The subject Ee would
talk about the ballot il the Southern
States bDt not elsewhere Some time
ago when Senator Doiph- like Senator
Eva-tS- was advocating the force bin
and denounciuE the South he was re
minded that the constitution Of Oregon
forbade q colo-ed man 70 hold Office II
that State. He. too refused - con-
slider that phase Of the subject First
pluck the mote out OF thine own eve :.
according 10 the standards Of the Re
publican party lost doctrine L be-
ieves that there should 5e one set Of
laws for the South and another for the
North.--Louisville Courier-J ournaL
Iron County register., 1891-02-05
RESORTiNG TO FORCE.
The Fate OF she Force Eli Decided by
the November Election.

The Fate OF .he Force ELL Decided by
the November Election.
The madness of the ReDu hlican> in
trying y force through Congress this
measure which the people have - re-ed
becomes more plain when one recalls
the fact that everywhere during the
calnr.irn 81 last fall the Republicans
confessed that 1he fate 4 IN tuTs- bill
depended upon III result Of the election.
and asked support OF Republican canal-
dates for Congress on the ground that
the election 1f a Democratic House
would 5e interpreted by the Eepuh-ic-
ans N the >e1a-- a. meaning that the
country did not wish them % cc2CU-
with the action Of tEe House. Thus the
address sent out by the Republican
State Committee Of New York on The
Goth Of October said among other things:
The House q Representatives also SEM over
20 The Senate ti-l Tor securing i t..r ana Tree
election Tor Representatives. = Congress
-l-CuEEo-I The Union. Only one step
more = required 10 81 Z firm ground The far,
free choice q Representatives Il Congress II
every district = every STATE i i possible uy
the loss q The next House Of Representatives
70 enLa1Ee- The election III now pending Il tae
Senate.
In other words. before election the Re
publicans said 10 the people: Elect
Republican House and the Senate viii
accept the verdict as an instruction u
pass the Lodge blIl. while q Democratic
victory win lee interpreted ~ thai body
as vote of want Of confidence in the
policy This was according To the
theory Of popular government. while
the present attempt - pass this r.
iected hill ny brute force i nothing
Iron County register., 1891-02-05
PAPER HORSESHOE.
II l. to Take the Place of the Iron Shoe
in Germany


in Germany.
Il i stated that the German Govern
nent i to substitute for the iron horse
shoe a compressed paper shoe. tor which
i IS claimed that. n addition 70 elas-
ricity, : has the valuable property Of
being iIsen>ible 10 the action Of water
and stable liquids. The following are
some details Of the new system q shoe
ing: The new shoe consists - leaves
o. pa-cLm-nte5 paper rendered i'm
perm able by means Of oil Of Turpen-
tine. strongly stuck together by q
special mixture mixture OF Venice
turpentiue. whiting, lacquer and
litharEeG linseed oil. These leaves of
paper are then shaped by means Of a
stamp The shoe Is afterwards sub
jected TO strong hydraulic pressure, and.
when dry. Is finished with the file. [ Sc
is also made Of q paper paste mixed
with sand. turpentine, lacquer, lnseed
oil and litharge, which Is pressed into
molds. so as TO obtain, after drying. a
perfectly homogeneous and impermea-
bic mass But experience has proved
that the horseshoe thus prepared Is less
tenacious and less elastic than that
made with superimpOsed leaves Of pa
per Both, however. may be put on
either with nails or by means Of a paste
made OF mineral tar or India rubber
Rural New Yorler
Iron County register., 1891-02-05
T3E DEFEAT OF ANARCHY.
Frustration of Foul Plot to Overthrow
Popular Government.


Bv vote Of s. yeas 10 81 nays the
force bill has been put aside The
measure which was fitly denounced a
worse than secession VIII he heard Of
NJ, more. save as il i recalled 10 signal
ize the popular contempt for those dem
asrorues who would 5iethroue the Peo-
Me for the benefit of conspirator~
a~aius1 American institutions. IN this
cent the people will find cause for re
ioiciug a they have reason for careful
..,-arli-1stion Of the conditions which
made. she attempt Of Lodge and tio@T
r,3s,ible. While the occasion i >tl-
fresh II the public mind leT-the e'rcs71l-
stances. F,s. well considered % prime
ir,r,,-4 nee = the. fast that the i-ngU-
5.roa = Senator Sanders has tss-z11
,,z,,r,-3+ r-e7.g!lze. When II was an
nounced that the press Of the eoTn;iF
had voiced the popular WISH tal> a--l-
dental statesman 1rs'1z1 4 ro1>,li pol''' Il
Of monopoly exposed his osSn l-sIl''f.,8lt
bx the. assertion that the press never
reflected the sentiments OF the people
TF. T,icruv from Mon tana had taken
the success OF the conspiracy IN ms
state as an Indication that latter-1S3,E
Par,7, 1Ii.anis1r was something besides a
,nacbiDe. oiled with the contributions
levied upon the people by uanlpulators
of blocks Of Eve and contributors 10
funds raised for debauching the bal
Lot The event will not disturb the
eouanirnity of the little individual
rafting in a place designed for states
Iron County register., 1891-02-05
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.


The passing Of the 1oCuE hill. + i
becomes a law viii hrlrc The country
none the les because i does not help
the party responsible fo- iI--ne-ro.t
Free Press
Perhaps the next Republican Ma
tional ticket VIII be Harrison and hay
er- Ben's craftsmanship consists II
distributing Offices, and Thayer-s II
hanging on 10 tham.-Louisville CCur-
ier-J Journal
II wish I could have Z second
term" said the President i think
would disappoin1 fewer friends
Very likely returned Lige. II
fact. i certain You have fever o
disappoint. Puck.
The Democrats ofthe Senate have
out-generaled the Republicans all
through the present session simply be-
cause the force-bill fanatics have put
their party IN weak and diScred;ta ble
position.->t- Louis Globe-Deuoc-a,,
Rep
The attempt TO compel the pas
sage Of the force bin by 4 continuous
session has failed for the time It i
fo~ the Democrats II The Senate 10 see
70 il that every such attempt shall fail
IN the same way. Il i time for IN
fiinchin- courage and untalte-ing en-
durance and for every man - Go his
duty.-N. \. World.
of course there never was any
ground Tor hoping that Vice President
Morton would prove himself q patriot
instead Of a partisan hut his rulings
have settled the question, i any one
entertained such doubt ! = now
certain that the Has~>. Cha-2l-rs and
AIGr5ches have found IN him a plant
ana oh~e. .usaus tuol-->t. Louis Re
public
Iron County register., 1891-02-05
SKUNKS EAT GRUBS.
i Fact That Many Otherwise Sensible
Men Seem to Forget.

Men seem to Forget.
Recently wandering in the famous
Forest Hill Cemetery near Boston. ! es-
saved 10 view the ---rot1o." a mass OF
artificial rock work constructed IL the
side Of con-lomerate ledge and suit
ably planted with ferns and under
brush. ! vas prevented from critical
examination by an overpowering odor
O. skunk. An emplove explained that
some of the water pools n the g-orto
leak. and. becoming dry. form traps
into which s2zunks fail ana can not get
out. and when thus imprisoned they
are killed. sometimes two o. three a
week why do you kill them?" Be
cause they root and dig little holes
n the grassland he showed NE
q slope full OF the places where the
sharp noses had prodded for grubs-
The grass was dead for several square
yards and copld easily have been rolled
ND like a blanket. the roots having all
been severed by white grubs. and il
was these enemies OF the lawn that the
Skunlzs Were after. ! was surprised
that in intelligent Boston such ig-
nOrance Of the value Of the skunk
should prevail. and advised the man 70
destroy his SAzunk-traps and thus get
rid Of the rrCbs as well as the JOB Of
killing the >-spnks, with the attending
draw back Of unwelcome peri fuIner-v.-
L L. Pierce. IN y. y. Tribune.
Iron County register., 1891-02-05

bv local app-lcaEons. as Lhey can not TeacE
the diseased portion Of the ear. There Is
only one way 10 cure Deafness. and that Is
bv constitutional remedies. Deafness L
caused by an inr1ame6 condition Of the uu-
c0us lining Of tie Eustachian Tube IT hen
this II be gets iniamed you have rum bin :
sound or imperfect hearing, and when il i
entirely closed Deafness Is the result. and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored 10 its normal c0ndi-
ton. hearing viii be destroyed forever:
nine cases out OF ten are caused by caTarrh.
which : nothing but an intaned condition
Of the mucous surfaces.
We VIII give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness fcaEse5 by Catarrhl that
we cannot cure by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circu MARS free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, Q.
Sold by Druggists. 7;5c.
Iron County register., 1891-02-05

No one doubts that DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy really
cures Catarrh, whether the
disease be recent or OF long
standing, because the makers
Of it cllnch their faith in it
with a $500 guarantee, which
isn't a mere newspaper guar
antee, but "on call IN a
moment.
That moment is when you
prove that its makers can't
cure you.
The reason for their faith
is this:
DR.. Sage's remedy has
proved itself the right cure
for ninety nine out of one
hundred cases Of Catarrh in
the Head, and the Worlds
Dlspensary Medical Assocla-
ton can afford to take the
risk Of your being the one
hundredth.
The only question is-are
you willing to make the test,
if the makers are willing to
take the risk?
If so, the rest is easy. You
pay your druggist SO cents
and the trial begins.
If you're wanting the $500
you'll get something better
q ezsye
Iron County register., 1891-02-05

Doublv essential IS il that Won should be
provided with some reliable family med
icine Hostet1er's Stomach Bit1ers Is the
best Of its class, renedying thoroughly as
II does such common ailments as lnQ1ges-
15oI. construction and biliousness. and af-
ford5ng safe and speedy help II malaria a.
cases. rheumatism and inactivity Of the
klC1eyS.