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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30
THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
Brisson VIII be Asked to Form a
Cabinet.

hrlsson VIII be Asked to Form
Cabinet.
By Cable to State Chronicle
PARIS, Nov. 29.-It is expected that
Mr.. Brisson will be summoned to the
Elysees to night to consult with Presi
dent Carnot in regard to the formation
of cabinet. It is also stated on author
lty that President Carnot will not issue a
message TO the chamber. It is reported
that if NJ Brisson declines to form a
ministry, President Carnot will ask NJ.
Tirard or M. Bourgeois, former minis
ters, to undertake the task NJ. Ricard
will doubtless not be invited to seat in
the new cabinet, though it is expected
that several other members of the Loubet
ministry will be asked to resume their
seats.
The Republique Franchise expresses
regret for the political confusion which
1t says, was never before 80 complete.
The crisi )" it adds, "will serve the in
terests of the enemies of the republic.
The Reactionary Press is delighted at
the upset of the ministry.
The public prosecutor has refused to
deliver to the commission of the cham.
Der on the Panama investigation his in
dictment against the accused. Laugerre
has written to the President stating tn at
Arton, the alleged go between in the
Panama canal corruption, had more than
on &c told him that the Panama Canal
Company had handed 400, 900 francs to
the government to combat the schem of
Boulanger. NJ. Laugerre was unable to
endorse the statement with any knowl
edge of his own in the subject. NJ de
Lahaye says he has not finished his tes-
timony before the Panama canal commits
sion. "There are," he says, "three more
acts in my drama before them"
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30

To the University:
r. S. y p
WAKE FOREST.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30

N con Ga writes

rt u con Ga writes:
yass. a.o con racted Liood
ram ad 20 ph 'sciaD at once, and
i r4r, came near kit ~ re en-
.l hy-lc an anc then went to
FL. l-t Neut 10 Hotspring- and ,e-
ODlhCN named two mo- tbs
il ! NT NNJC hut nothing seemed to
,a nsaau,ly, al;h ugh temporary
u rr returned HON rui ed
y w but l'ttle prospec. OF
5. waa persuaded to try b
m-ats- astonish2 eDt it qui KY
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30
The Monetary Conference.
!, Cable TO State ChrOnicje

BRUSSELS, Nov. 29.-The committee
appointed yesterday by the international
monetary conference to consider the pro-
posals of Mr.. Alfred DeRothschild, will
consider also the plans suggested by M.
Levi and Prof Adolphus Soetbeer. Pro-
fessor Soetbeer's is to establish one
gramme of fine gold as the international
unit of value and to stop the minting of
containing less than 1905 of pure gold.
1t is reported that the conference is likely
to conclude next week. The American
delegates are disposed to support Mr..
Rothschild's proposals on the principle
that half loaf is better than no bread
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30
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d-. . "i = - sx-.f.;rd ~ y T. . B. a4,.. = fe
YirgiuIa y q 4, re.". dal "a t. f.lee - .
hegi-'-r - s,e-Cs vi sake ca11.y, bsss =,
t.e s. 81 seh is- T., 81 !. s't. -as-
q IA, Il lie COZ hons j pr ~ Raiei.L. =.
c, ~ IL o'-iOrk "a o. Muni il, . : tii Jay
II Dec~mb-r. itss a c-rttin tract -; !sHd
~ ItAi-Igr sn-b =, Wac uuf- an fg4iy
iescr bid lt -a.d deed Il uu-i, aod lying BE-
tween t-s lafD 70 rpaf aud the road adj <
10y tie DakWoot cen eterv, AID ali ming see
isD3 Il if-. Margaret tefr.l. :. Denton
sna " he X. --ps .ilirr-- "r srrs--
The 4Isse de- r bed land -! lie aFersi
ia l'i- To suIt tbs purchAs'T- a. per n.ap n
nav 81. - II Fs +.
n1vlS'd- A..orney 81 Mortgage.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30

r '' sht out the in er st o. Mr.
,r,, IN the finn Of va cey &
.t.r. re ire 10 return our nany
no., ngnEs for their liberal patron
5-9.,, continuance OF the same.
,ows,. ne iu'ure to DO all in II
On ta,.. -a u'a.l our reputation have
n. hr 3rge stock Of Busgies, Car
s.6 u ys toad arts, arm Wagons
Ia. n the south, which propose
hr,.a tdTtl0u Of 20 per cent from
abl NJ. " VIVA iS>N,
thJ.T'. want 10 buy VIII finr !.
z sos - give me Il call Ageutfdr
hu ut 'd Hickory Wagon 8 ,'clum
y,f.a. ns and the test raake-s oi
''7' "a DE Cuitel state
FRANK STROE EACH
Manufacturer ard Dsaltr
Yuc., notes and mortgages due
one. W. "tronach must Re settled at
rov.iu me- Perg respectfully.
FRANK SThONACH
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30
HOT DRINK
HAVE YOU
TIRED THEM'
Al
KING N CO.'S
psUG STO IL r.

vhtt oil the machioory of
fH't ..ry mov',aeni OF the hody,
&, e.,-. III in'-, dives ut
m.' r.e uarye ii ulat : the
tr r q hldne's
'l uroioags lte, d makes
msu perfect in health an d tea
Cd ud dsui ( cd b ain are iusep-
~ ta3 blood ure by p-ing
b a.i om5dr, q 3 y, Bo'snin
.'i .5u. Al..ta. e.. says:
" est hs e cen filicted W tn
i..u lmurd vita pevere XII. ey
l.iA' .t.utulntivous prostrAtlcn.
'9IEUMATISN v.Ts Ss'sai 5%piayyod FSysi' and nd
instant gctsIHes resor ed to wi h.
tlA-t Jcg1n the use OF . B B
y ...r "a, s le,s we're reli we'd, and
;. ..,a. prove AZ cLce "
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30

w IA rl'1 coed second hand afe
aas z O Box $50, city "-o
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30
y, \ NC Fly.
FRANK STHt MACH,

Wy. ~. 'rh"Ipg from the bu -iness Of
.s.- ironach ! would return nv
10 ne lherai patronage bes owed
v W.. ''n trust 1t will be continued to
'irm f 4. YANCEY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-29
@as Der Sdub5ua fir bic arneris
faniide Snbuftric thmt.

Sn benz 8riefe zines @nsIdnbers.
welden Der Chattanooga Srabesman"
in elmer ieiner IeBteI1 Nummern bringt,
beiBt es p0rtli6, ME folgt:
Infer &onful In So &n6elle bemerft
in feinem amtli6en 8eri6t, baB bic
Ser. Staaten uns ben fran3tfii1en
9an6el mebr unb mebr aIs Der 9anb
nebmen. Gum 8elege bafiir fiibrt er
on, baB !. .. bic amerifanii9en @rntez
unb 8inbemaf9inen fi6 bereits ben
frana0lif6en Marft erobert baben, unb
begrun6et bas babur6, baB fie ni6t
bios BON glei6er Site ieien, tpie bic
engliiden, ionbern aud rpeniger toten.
Sc 1T merfmirbig-fdgt er binsu =
6aB bic Ser. Staten, ipel1e in ibrem
Sarif bod b0bere Sdubsonfdbe baben,
als irgenb Elm anberer SnbufriesS taat
i'm @tanbe finb, bieie umb anbere
Wal6inen ebenfo gut 81 liefern, mie
@nglanb, fe 5000 Mteilen melt au
transportirer unb bamn bod nod au
biligeren preiien gu perfaufen, als mir
es f0nnen!
Was meinei1 uniere bemnfratifden
5reibdnbIer gu bieiem enslif6en 3eug=
niHe fur ben S6uB5ol2
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M tae befe NfftteI efnpfotten. Il.
eeRars, 9Ipmoutb Co., SSa., wai 1889.
u TIT bur4 tleberarbstten an 9ittern unb S4lafs
etoiEatttt juet SABRE lang, seurau4te baiir po}tor R5s
r16.s xrpsn-Stdrter nab fam es ais has bette MtittI
sslaf trzpEe9teH. 8. Bornborf.
66r e9ipfnoeI uno E@IaFoFgfeit.
9 tGouis. Mo. Wai 1890.
BAD bem eriens 2bifeIrpu bon ,,Qojtpr Q6nio,3
NlkpensGfkrtsS*s f4litf Id tpieber gut. tpas por6eY
n19t etr Ban mar. unh beHerte f9 rsin 8n{taub
1ranolL4s 10 bob ou6 Der Gfpinbei per{hspan6. so
empls1lk btbbnlb bas WtitteI cuf's Bette.
1910 =. 8roosuos. g. s. Gmrt4.
atthe Rod, Hrf.. Sun "a.
~ hotisrfe Hsnn Sahrt lang. phne AND MIR 9tnhe
us1 ~ esEdften lett ID absr Noftpr 86uio's seeroen.
Stdyfsr nohu. NIB bic Nlfdne. nelde elmer Obmmadf
spnAs@ marsH, rerf9munben-
q GAbtt
a. e&a ss<rtStsE.s Bud yAr ytespeuxtb<sb<
tutro Sebsu1 Der e8 periangt, 5~ugeionbt
CO. 4rme: rblIten and bic Wfebi5.n umionft
8fkf9 9tkbtstn tBurbe felt benz Sabre 1876 Boa BEN
1c4p; paiDr abnig. Sort Wapne. Sub. ~spbereitsi
NIB fstf nutsr s.eiHer MupeiiuHg bon ber
k0ENiG MEDICINE CO
3 Randolph ST.. CHICAGO, IEL.
Sci atpptheftrm 81 baden f6r
~ 20 bic DIafde, 6TIafdtes FIR $5.6a-
erobe S1.7S, O fhr $500,
Sn Gan Antonip Bel aboIpb Dreib.
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uber bic JraGtraten 5tptlfeft 3fpet
punften DeS Staates enbgiiltig fettebe
urb feline N%ppelatior bagegen suldiiig
made. Mu6 bieien @inwurf ertldrt
&idter 8ronn fir nift itidbaltlg,
benn bas @eieB iebe ausbriidli6 einen
beltimmten Sermir felt, innerbalb Defen
bic 8abner e0entuele Sel6merben gez
qen bic BON Der @ommiiIion fe1tgefeBz
ten Staten porbrin9en fDnner, ebe biefe
Staten fetgeieBt merben. gfur aus benz
@runbe murbe bas eiienbabncommilz
lions : @eieb bes Staates Minneiota
bonn 8unoesgeri6te fir uneonltitutios
nell erfldrt, neil es in 8eSug auf bieie
gei6merbe 6rilt Sic beredtigten Srz
tereNen Der @iienbabnen gu tpenig be-
ridli6tigte.
9as teraniide @eieb eiebt bagegen
ben Observation-Disclosures bic ausgiez
bigie 3eit unb @elegenbeit,b bic @riinbe
an5ufilbren, bic iie gegen Die @infiibz
rung Der feitgeiesten Staten e%in5utuenz
ben baben.
Dag lit ia aber gerabe her wiftiglte
unb lpirfiamfte 3ug bes neuen @eietes,
baB Der ein5elre Burger, tpelder ben
Spiyfinoigfeiten Der @eIebe gegeniiber
gang mu6tlos fem miirbe, bel elmer
epentuellen @Iage, bic er Dor Der Giien=
babncommiiiion segen irgenb cine @is
neutrality-suspicious. erbebt, ole 8erants
mortlidfeit auf Die S1uttern beg Staas
tes abpdl5t. W1re bas ni6t Der SAT-,
6ann miirbe Niemanb fold cine &laee
einaubringen magen, ba er ii6 bor ben
enblofen S6erereien unb onitigen @pns
fequen3en i6euen tpiirbe.
nebrigens liegen aus Der lebten 3eit
bret gntf6eibungen bes 8unbes>S bers
geri6tes Dor, nod benen iebe Staatss
2egislatur bas &edt bat, beftimmte
6ra6traten feft5uieben unb aufre6t 81
erbalten unb baB bas au6 bur6 cine
@ommiiiion gef6eben barf, mel6e bon
Seiten Der 2esislatur nit aaen ben
Wadtbefugni1en auseeriifet 1T, ipelde
n0tbig linb, UNI ibren 8eitimmunser
unb Nnorbnungen aud @eltung 81
perfdafen.
&i9ter 8ropn i6loB feline Mrgu.
mentation fir bic gerfaKungsmdBisfei1
Der GommiiiionsbiQ nit Der @rfldrung.
baB man bel Der Nlsarbeitung Der 8iQ
in Der 2eg.slatur mpbl barauf gefaB1
gemefen fei, baB bic @onititutionali.d1
Der 8ia angefodten merber lpirbe unb
baB man besbalb bon Infang an ba.
rauf beba6t gemeien lei, iol6en @iu=
penbungen Die Spibe ab5ubre6en.
= Nls ib i'm Mpril in 8ig Sslanb,
3d.. mar, befam i'd einen beftigen
Mnfaa BON Oiarrboe, mie ME 5uoor in
meinem 2eben. Sd periu6te mebrere
befannte Mittel, ME 8ladberrp 8ranbp,
Yaregorie, 2aubanum. obne @rleidte.
rung 3a peripiiren. Weine Mufmerf=
iamfeit wurbe ipbann bur6 81. s.
5inSleD auf @bamberlains @olie, @bp:
lera unb Siarrboe &emebp selentt. Der
es bort p~erfaufte, unb in fiinf Minuten,
na6bem i6 cine feline DDfis genom=
men bate, mar i'd furirt. = 8. 9.
8urforb, 9arris @reet, Nmber1t g.,
go. Gum 8erfauf bel s. &alteDer &
Son, Doubling & 6loob, u. 9reiB, $.
5du6arb, &. Goben & Co., S. S.
9arriion nnD 9alteper & S1u9arb,
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Biai6fe Belhwerben befunbeit cine 3rasteit
bts Muslheiounss <Srsats bes meni6lihen
R6rpers, Der 2ebfr, unp llnreselnldBisfeit in
ben Nunftipnen Der Scr1hirbenen CUR 8erarbei<
t,tas Der ausselonbsrten Gliiisfeit %beitimmten
Sreane. @enmein lleber1ub BON Gale I'M Slnte
suridbleibt, 70 treten billi0ie gefdiperben aut
rtlde iih bur6 selblides @uTeten Der 5eut
III N. an,eisen. @Is ein @tttsl sesen nteies
Qfiben finb Or. Musut 8Dnia's 5amburser
TYppfen aufs Warmie 1T empfeblen. SG0n
mad ben erifen Dcitn mirb Der @ppetit 3urlid<
f,brsn, bic Mattisteit wirb serfhpinpsn nnb
neuer Qs%btusmutb tptsberfebren. !.
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Ser .9eutfne Meichsou,eine'

Ser r9eutfde @ei9sanseiger"
tbeilt nit, baB Sic Resieruns eingebens
be Verbanblungen nit berporragenben
Mersten, beioabers nit prOfeKor Sod,
gepflogen bat, nm iiber bic bette unb
apedmdBi9ite Metbobe Der 8efdmpfuna
Der @bolera idliiffig 5u werben. Cine
Senti1rift lou bemnd6f per6Hentli6t
perben, ipel6e genaue 8erbaltungss
Wfabregeln giebt, bur6 wel6e Ser
Musbreituns Der gboIera am wirts
iamften eutgesengearbeitet merben
f1nne.
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SIM September foQ es eutitie6er

SIN September fol- es entidieben
werben. tper an STEELE bes perforbenen
9errn b.. Gordenbed Gberbiirgermeiffer
BON Berlin werben ioa. Sn eriter
2inie in 8etra6t fommen Der Stabts
fpnbieus 3eGe, Der bas @mt gegens
pdrtig ~ueripaltet unb 9err 8aumba6,
Der Oberbiiraermeilter BON 9an3ig unb
trsifnnige gice : prdiibent bes beuts
tben @eidStases.
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,,0ut ausfeben".

Das ysut ausieben" bdnst nidt BIOS BON ber Qaut.
iunben 3utanbe Der tnneren Orsane as. Sf bic eeSer
barn fisbt man selb nnb saEts dua, 1T tcI
tn nncrenuns, bonn iiebt man bpspepti5d
grdmlt9 unb perertebli& aus. Gprse fur quite @es
innbbeit, bann tpirff Gu .sut ausfeben~. Glect.te
8tttere " sas srcse Setlmtttel bas ~anreaenb unb be.
lebenb anf ete tnneren Srsane ~einrirtt. Ga rertretbt
.usletG ausf&ldse, @efHwhre, SIeGten unb icnffise
nnretntstetten Der 9aut, mo perSHafft etnem reineu
Letnt' gu BADEN In Der aprtbsfe RON Mbolpb Drets,
ltcmpfon h So. so Gents Bite EtaS6e,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-29

- Ser @etna lit nod elmer tirsen
Hube : yauie BON neuem in lebbafter
Sbdtigtett 8roBe Saba : Wafen
unb glabenbe Gelsblode bon enormem
umfange tuerben u~naufborli6 ausges
tporfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-29

0egen rbeumatii6e 9iifteni9mer=
gen siebt es nidts beReres, tpie bas be-
fannie ct. SafobssO Del. Sie Mntpens
oung be1elben brinst iofort Sinbernns
Der S9mer3en.
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Dr.HathaWay
sypbu 8reaDfppt, N. D.. Mifitteut.
Specialist 0eS GusSte1S.

9uuse Wtdnusi.
wel6' In Gplse boz
Suaenb $ Stnber
an Rerpeu{9pdGs
letben, TIRE ebens.
trait ~uuter8raben
puben unb TIRE
Mdnnlt&fett perlp.
rea, fputen ben BE-,
ribmten Or. So,
tbamau ipfprt con.
fulttrea. 8e,sebt
ntHt, 4errrnfronfs
beit (mti ober oLit
Grdume) mtrb wtf,
fenfhaftlt& uni
mad ben n~elefter
Metbnben bebdns
belt unp NIT BEN
srbBten Grfpls.
Gs tpmiut utni
earoaf an, Oh man
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-03-03
CHURCHES:

CATHOLIC CHURCH, Arcadia College
and Pilot Knob. l.. c. WERNERT Rector.
High Mass and Sermon at Arcadia College
every Sunday al O'Clock A. NJ. Vespers and
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 4
O'Clock P. NJ. High Mass and Sermon and
Benediction at Pilot Knob Catholic Church
at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday School for
children at l 80 O'Clock P. NJ.
NJ. f. CHURCH, Cor. Reynolds and
Mountain Streets ISAAC BORTS, Pastor. Res
fdence: Ironton. Services every Sabbath
at Ii A. VI. and 7:45 P. NJ. Sunday School
$3.50 A. NJ. Glass Meeting Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock Prayer Meeting Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. All are invited.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH, Fort Hill,
between, Ironton and Arcadia. Rev. FL.
WHITEHEAD, Pastor. Services every sun
day, at II A. NJ. and P. NJ. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening, O'Clock. Sab
bath School at 9 80 A. NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH, Madison street,
near Knob street, g. NJ. SHoUsH, Pastor
Residence Ironton. Preaching on every
Saturday before the first Sunday OF each
month at 2:30 P. NJ. and on the first and third
Sundays at IL A. VI. Sunday School every
Sunday at $3.50 A. NJ. and Prayer Meeting
every Tuesday evening at 1880 P. NJ.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pilot Knob
Rev. OrTo PFAFFE, Pastor.
A. NJ. E. CHURCH, Corner Shepherd
and Washington streets, Ironton. A. Alb
ANATHY, pastor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-03-03
The Twine Trust.

The indications are now, that farm
ers will have to pay high price for
twine next season. A twine trust of
huge proportions exists. and not only
are all the mills that manufacture the
imported fibre in the combine, but
nearly all the principal dealers of the
country are in it also. 1t is said that
there is a capital of $40, 900. 900 behind
the scheme, The farmers last year
spent about $14, 100000 for twine but
the present indications are, that next
years twine will cost much more should
the crops be as good.
The farmers should gather courage
from the fact that similar combines
have been foored, and if they will
stand firmly and closely united, the
trust may yet be made to tremble.
1.-The mills engaged in the manufac-
ture of the native or soft fibre of hemp
and fax, are about equal to one-third
of the entire demand and to meet the
requirements of the raw material for
its manufacture, the farm societies
should encourage the production of
hemp, to the exclusion of the imported
product.
The hemp twine last year gave ex-
cellent satisfaction. If this twine trust
succeeds in its attempt to corner the
market, what hope have we that these
great combinations will not continue to
grow in our midst to control all the
necessaries of life? The capitalistic
classes and the politicians are exultant
in the apparent weakness of the farm
ers and their utter helplessness in their
present confused state. They say
farmers will never agree sufficiently
to stick together for their rights" I'll
1t is now only a few months till twine
will have to be purchased, and what
ever is done will have to be done
quickly. If every paper in the coun-
try that condemned and charged the
farmers with being in combine when
they held their wheat for living prices
If all those papers will now be brave
and condemn trust for selling for two
prices, the twine trust would be put
down. If it were the farmers working
the scheme, ten thousand papers would
write fire and birthstone articles for
their next issue. But as it is, only an
occasional reference is made to the
subject. of agriculture.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-03-03

together with Cape Girardeau. Boil
linger and perhaps Wayne. Should
this be done, St. Louis county and
Carondelet will be cut from us. This
is the way it looks now. bnt the result
may be quite different. However, I
shall make an efforet to get back with
the Southeast counties, but it now looks
that all will be in vain. The matter is
Yet in the hands of the committee and
will not be reported to the house before
the latter part of next week.
There is also another committee with
its hands full. 1t is the one whose
duty it is to draft bill rearranging
the Judicial Circuits of the State.
That has been task indeed. There
have been many plans drawn up and
defeated in the committee room. and
not until this afternoon did they come
to an agreement. Two circuits only
will be abolished-one north of the
Missouri River and one south. Judge
Wears circuit was knocked out and
divided among the adjoining circuits.
The only change recommended in our
circuit is the addition of st. Francois
county. This will be reported to the
House next Monday for it's considera-
ton. 1t may pass and it may be de-
feated. We can't tell now.
The University question was thrown
into both branches of the Assembly
entirely too soon. In my opinion those
redistricting questions should have
been disposed of first-then / am satis-
fed very little time would have been
consumed in discussing the University
problem. Itwas presented just in time
to head off these other matters and
force everything to a standstill. That
has caused the dead lock, and when it
will be broken is difficult to tell.
Columbia has both warm friends and
bitter enemies in the Legislature.
Each side is stubborn and seems de-
terlnined. 1t is now thought by some
that there will be no appropriation
made at this extra session.
Well, Mr.. Editor, fear have writ
ten too much, so 1 shall close veryssab-
ruptly. Respectfully, h.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-03-03
NUMBER IS,
corporated in the sacred Canon of
Scripture by our early and rude ances-

corporated in the sacred Canon of
Scripture by our early and rude ances-
tors.
Here, unfortunately. it has seemingly,
found congenial soil, if we are to
Judge from its prolific progeny; all of
which bears a close likeness to the
parent stem. By turning to any good
dictionary of our language. this allega-
ton may be verified; and our senti-
ments, If at all refined, cannot but feel
the wound, How do such terms as the
following sound in modest ears, or ap-
pear to the sensitive eyes of refined
persons of either sex to-day9
But will omit to present this large
class of derivatives to the mind OF any
gentle reader whose eyes may chance
to fall upon these lines written in the
interest of pure thought, pure words,
and for the good and edification of the
pure in heart everywhere.
In view of the foregoing alleged de-
terioration in certain forms of speech
we hear, now, and for all time hereaf-
ter, protest against the further continu-
ance of this ancient landmark" as an
equivalent of any Hebrew term in the
Bible descriptive of the state or condi-
ton of any human soul after its final
separation from the body. whether
that should take place during the
inter-regnana of our Lord, or after the
final judgment of his great day.
In conclusion of this hastily written
paper, must say, that, do in no wise
plead for the slightest relaxation of our
full measure of obligation. to Almighty
God, to whom we owe, and who will
certainly require of all his intelligent
creatures, that measure of obedience
which to him is justly due.
In my next paperI will consider this
same subject from New Testament
standpoint. I. F. c. JAMES.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-03-03

degree OF refinement in learning and
usefulness or even brilliancy of civiliza-
ton have had some Foundations in
their literature on the subjects of heav-
en- and help
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-03-03
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