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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-08-25
g BR0wHS nor 1jTTERS

Cures Indigestion. Eilousness, Dyspepsia Mala.
ria, Nervousness, and General Debility. Physi-
cians recommend II. All dealers sell it. Genuine
hastrede mark aud crossed red Lines on wrapper.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-08-25

The District Conference OF the Col
ored Methodist Church met here last
week. Services were hold at the Court
House Saturday night. Sunday and
Srn 1o~ rirht
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-08-25

The recent rioting in East Tenncsses,
which at one time not only threatened
the peace of the state. but the nations
has now been settled. and the rioters
are in charge OF the officers.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-08-25

~ -FOUR BIfE ACHES
or you GRO all wotn ont, really good for nothing
1t Is general debility. Try
YRuHS,S TROY HlITERS.
Il WI cure you, and give cool appetite Sold
W III dcAlfvs IN medicines
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-08-25
STATEME EMIT

SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE
BANK OF IUKA, OF IUKA, MISSISSIPPI.
ON AUGUST II, 1892.
Published by Authority of an Act
approved March 7th. 1881
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-08-25
UNIVERSITY OF
Mississippi
WILL OPEN IT'S FORTY FIRST SEES
SION ON
Thurs. Sept. Is, 1892

All departments of the University are
ia excellent condition for most effective
work.
The plan of study is so arranged as to
allow all desirable options in Selecting
a course of study for the Bachelors De-
gree, or IN the planning of work for the
post graduate degrees Of M. A. or Pb.
ID.
The grade of scholarship is being
continually advanced. The various de-
partEents are in charge Of competent
earnest and progressive men. Large
and valuable additions have been made
recently to the material equipment OF
the institution IN the scientific and Law
departments. The Library affords
splendid facilities for study and invest
igation. The Faculty OF instruction
numbers 81.
No tuition fees are charged, excepting
fee OF $50 10 law students. Olhec fees
and expenses are moderate. No insti-
sution can claim q better record than
this for the orderly department of its
students during the session Just closed.
Send for catalogue and special an
nouncemept to
Robert Burwell Fulton
Chancellor.
university, r. o., Miss.
Express Office, Oxford.
lulv 143m
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-08-25
Notice

Subscribers failing to receive their
papers promptly will please notify us
at once. We are anxious about some
complaint that has been made.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-08-25

Office over J. M. D. Miller's Store.
Entered as Second Glass matter at the
luka Post Office, May 18th, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
LISJNS TO DRILL, DANCE AND SING.

The committees Of Palestine ConrnandeFy OF kish's
Templar are working hard to perfect arrangements LOT
their reception and ball ION January %, IN the Metro-
potan Opera House, to make 1t the most Diiiiiah'
Masonic social anair ever given in this city. The
exhibition drill by hrysix selected Sir Knights, the
review and dress parade and the reception OF we
officers OF the Grand Commandery Will be an inter-
cstlng and picturesque beginning OF the affair.
The reception OF York COmmandely, III Lenof
Lyceum on January Il. promises TO be most inter-
csting one for the kr Knights and their friends us
driu corps will form several figures In the exhibition
drill which promises to De equal to anything Oh inc
Kind ever seen ana the guests will include companions
OF the order high IN Tank in tbs and several o'isr
states d., s
Morton COmmnnderv will have its reception ana
ball on January 20. in LenoX Lyceum ana me eA-
h!btiOn drill review and dress parade ana uecofa-
tons viii he similar TO those OF Ph SINE ana l1Ih.
Adnphi LCdg, OF Free MaSons VIII nave puDlc
Installation OF Us officers. to be- followed by Dhli'
In LenoX TNceum tonight. Grand Master william
-hcrer will be assisted by Grand Marshal JOhll
Richardson at the installation. .,
4 public installation oi the officers OF ST Ceciic
Lodge OF Free Ma,ons will take place 81 Masonic
Hail M d. M, tomorrow. Grand Master Sherer
viii ofici:ts. A concert will BE- given aft.rwniu'
Mont gOmery Lodge of Free MaSOns VIII nave re-
ceniion at Scottish Rite Hall to.Dight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
REPORTS ABOUT THE NAVY YIRD.

Reports current in tbs Navy Iard on saturday
that Secretary Tracy had decided TO permit acres moro
Of the Waabout land, belonging 10 the Navy Department
10 be transferred Brooklyn for market purposes. The
secretary saws that asked by John T. Adams, Com
missioner OF city Works OF Brooklyn, to sell ten acres
adilt Brooklyn, but he not certain that so
much could spared from the Navy Yard property, or
that IL advisable " let any more co. The acreage
OF the Navy Yard property prior to the recent sale OF
about twenty acres to brooklyn o5o A por.
ton OF (. purchased coded to the Govern.
ment and large percentage OF 1t has been reclaimed by
filling In swamp lands. About sl2OO0.O0O have been
exnended by the Government various improvements Of
the property Admiral Upshur recently said tina: the
present facilities for building and repairing vessels OF war
and the plant generally all kinds Of work. could not
IN. duplcated for less than SO 600, 0co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
AMERICAN CERUII.S ~ CUB.

Las Noyedade7 Of this city. in the issue OF Jshu-
arg - speaks Is follows: THAT portion Of the com
mercal agreement with the United states concerning
wheat and -four which, nom this date. VIII ENJOY I'M
pGrant concessions ON custom house dntie, went Into
operation Yesterday in Cuba and Puerto Rico Up to
the present time wheat -four from North America has
paid - 50 per 100 Kilograms. 22O pounds on entering
Cuba and &, 46 when imported in Puerto Rico. Da'lng
from Yesterday they will puy only FL per 100 klo-
grams or 40 pounds In both islands. The duties on
North American wheat. which were formerly ~ % per
quntal in Cuba and 40 $40 cent, in Puerto Reo VIII
be he .eaftcr 80 cents per 100 Kilograms.
During the financial year ended June 30 1871 the
exports of wheat and -four from the United states 10
the Islands OF Cuba and Puerto Rico amounted in vac
to ~ $50 300. The -four exported dufing the same
period did not exceed 100000 barrels AS result
Of the commercial convention to which we have referred
aOOOOO barrels have already been ordered from Balt
more alone. The natural consequences VIII he De
crease in those islands Of the price OF Deaa te OASIS
Of the diet Of the Spanish people, ara mus TIE III
habitants OF those provinces VIII be behehteu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
WHAT THE TONsILS DO.

DR.. Andrew Wilson, in The Illustrated News.
Those glands situated in the back part of the mouth,
and famiarly known the t0nsils, have always APP
peared, in physiological eyes. as somewhat Of "A pul.
ze-ihat is TO say. their functions or uses have not
been accurately determined They are ductless glands,
and unlike the liver >nyary glands. sweeetbread or
glands do not pc any aS OF qet ty n nsy
manufacture. We understand. on this footing:
how the spleen it-lf was an anomaly n The eyes OF
outlet, and that unlike the liver or the o;her glands
above named. did not seem to elaborate any huld or
solu ion Of the mystery of the spleen. which is Hood
gland, and which seems TO be occupied In The work
among other duties. possibly Of making bloodeor.
puseles: but until very recently the t9nsil, puzzled
Us completely The opinion was hiizaTtcd that they
might be glands Of service In early nfe like the thy
reid gland in the neck or The thymus gland which !,
big in infancy bnt decreases in Size and importance rs
This is by no unphIlo'ophca view TO take OF
ORGANS which do not appear TO- snD;erve any active
cial demands aud duties. and organs which discharge
these duties would naturally decline and appear be-
tanned. Again must lear in mind that man
tains in his anatomy not a few remnants and vestigeS
humanity Y. yet played and stir play. I'm lower life
many important parts. The puea gland OF our brain
is such II structure Describes allOcaed the soul -
this gland Now know it Is simply a We tige Of
metiian eye. which One ni,on time IN our far back
fr that matter OF IT, sill exists ~ an eve IN some
ishe, and in certain lizards. But the functions OF the
pretaion from the researches OF Dr.. Lowell tuand.
who's paper this subject appears IN The Edinburgh
Medical Journal for November II seems that the
ton,ls really glands whrh are devoted to the man
manufacture OF the white blood cellS. Nor is this all
ran a'l White cells =" pa on mio the Blood Of ercuIa
ton thence wander on their beat lhr sanitary po
positions on the outside Of The tonsils themseives
This latter move on the part o. these white cells is
fares they act as sci Of cIs hon officers in pre-
venting injurious or cOntFltand matter tchiehy germs,
o ol nS ,S This both an extra rdinsry and
extremely interesting discovery. for IL makes plain to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
HE SET OUT FOR REVENGE WITH KNIFE.

Albert Corn. aged forty years, an expIes'Hah' Nv
ing ut NO as ClntOn-st, who stabbed hiS thr'eeh-
year-old son, Joseph. his broihcrlnaw oamuei "oi'
Iobet and also Policeman King. OF the Sky seventh
st. squad on saturday night. wns committed 10 PRISON
in 600 bail for examination at The iorkvlllc Police
Court yesterday. on account OF his brutality his VIE
left him some weeks ago and went to live with her son
t No. 40 East sixty third vt. Corn Is under the I'm
preston That his wife IS being induced to remain away
by her brother, COllObet, who lives at No. LIB
second ave- He determined TO have revenge on sat
urday night. After drinking lew glasses OF whlshey
he called his brotherinlaw and stabbed him twice
in the abdomen, inflcting probably serious wound
lie was taken To the Presbyterian Hospital. Corn
mana ged make his escape from the house, and then
paid visit TO his wife. lie found her alone with
their son, Joseph. With a mad cry he sprang at her
with an uplifted knife but his son caught MS arm
and received % cut on the head Mrs. COrn's shouts
for help answered by the arrival OF Ohcer King.
who in trying TO di>arm Corn received bad cut on
the back ~ his left hand King had the boy sent to
the Presby terlnn Hospital and arrested Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
HE NEW YORK FREE crRrrLArTyG LIBRARY.

The best argument In favor OF liberal support Of The
New York Free Circulating Library In this city is
furnished by the figures, which show a constant IN
GREASE in its Use. II has four branches. at each al
which careful statistics are kept. At the B0nd-St.
branch the circulation in December. 1891, was 1892.
Increase OF seentvtbree that of December, 1890
This is the oldest branch and farthest downtown.
Hence the increase is small AZ the Ottendorfer
branch, at second and Eighth t.. the circulation
IN December, 1891 was II .56l. Increase Of 2.O2S
that OF December, 1890. At the Jackson Squnrs
branch, West Thiiteenthst, the circulation I'm Deem
Der, 1891, was 5,714 increase OF loS over that u
December. 1890. At the George Bruce branch. In
West Forty -sec0nd-st the circulation In December
1891. was 1890, an incrcas. OF 1886 that Of
December, 1890. At this branch the largest daily
circulation during the month was Ii5; At all the
branches the statistics show q constant tendency on
the part Of the users to read less hcron. and ulors
solid literature
These libraries not merely for reference, but
the users take the books To their homes. and the
number OF volumes lost Is astonshingly small. All
four branches under management, which con-
duces TO economy. Bnt they have different endow
mens. More money could be used IN them 10 greater
advantage, for which the Trustees appeal 10 the
crosby VI the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
TLTTNiTV FATE or THE TFSrVTCS.

The renort published yesterday that the dynamite
cruiser had been ordered here 10 have her dyna-
in order that She might he made over
Into torpcio.boat premature. Tho vessel aiv here
on saturday -ht from tho Norfolk aVy Yard TO he repaired
nttrd nal ~ her dynamite guns tgon
the result Of these te,t' nds the question Of building
duplicate vessel bur r. II any. Of the officers OF the Navy
believe additional S". of the NcsNius TIVE VIII
built the Appropriation bill Of 1so?.9o provided for
another upon the ~lt factory Performance OK
that vessel guns, under conditions nearly as
NAV De 1ppfoN'nating those Of actual warflrr.'
The Vc>uvlus begun In 1857. and at the time
regarded a. the in Naval construction of
th. WAitue' administration. The ship built by the
Mcsst> Crsnp under "a with the Pneumatic Dy
namif. Gun Company. At cost OF 100000 The pneu.
matte tubes subject Of much discussion. test and
DELAYS arr ranged side by side in three parallel inclined
plnne. They or. Of 5-inch calibrc. They maintain
Ncd elevation at an angle OF - degrees. extending from
below deck. abopt thf'ys'ycn feet from the bow and
nerclng tho deck above The only training that be
given l. by the helm the vessel changing her direc
ton a. the she'll, thrown in the lin" Of the keel and
the range 81 frr varied by Increasing decreasing The
pressure Of sr admitted the tubes. The charge for the
irndl-h pgocctlcs 200 10 800 pounds Of dynamite
~ the present h,r has not been any firing done
with cNrlo,vcs and with the rojcctcs used the tests
have not been satisfactory But secretary Tracy i In
cincd to every for successful tests before
.hr vessel T.. transformed into regular torpcdohoat. t
l. the general impression viii BE- her disposition. The
time foy the nua has not vet ben decided upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
ALLEGED FAULTS OF OUR NAVY.
From The Marine Journal.

Some English papers and "The Ncw-l0rk Times'
have been mdulging in good many criticisms Of our
navy, alleging for example. that the Philadelphia
j. topheavy and that disaster would follow the use
OF her guns. The Times" possibly fails to remember
that the Philadelphia WAS built under Democratic
administration. The London papers may not know
that she was bnlt on British plans The admiralty
declared these designs imperfect but those high of-
Gals who drove patriotic old John Roach to bank
ruptcy and death saw Mt to snub the American naval
architects and palms with the British designers
II there is anything wrong with the Philadelphia It
Is not hard to discover the reason why. The British
being naturally proud Of their navy. and Jealous OF
the growth and fame OF the American navy OF course
must have something malicious and slanderous to say
by OF criticism" But in this their animad-
versions tre inaprOpos. However, no tears
need be wasted over the Philadelphia's condition.
She Is able 10 take OF herself is the American
navy entire, of which fact the English ere very WI
aware. their memory Is gQo6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
COURT CALENDARS For toby.

supreme CSqeener4i GSYs,aBeiSre Va. nrgns i
ds SUPREME N0s to az ss 5 10 oceet ou. o
S"pr"s CONF pes.s Term-Psst i Before Trgsx J.
7s 70 80 81, -. Divorces Nos. 2Si 1851 1900 1867
nt7, ,l!is. LAS, 1850 1851, 1852, 1853 1854 1865,
Supreme COurt-specisl Term-part II-BefOre - j.
sue% s'9. Company nv
supreme Cour,-Crcut-p.rt IL Before Beach j.
supSsns Sl%sal%!art III1Gsforc Insraham j.
N' sup ss Coz lS9E Iv-Bgfee Andrew j.
o's g ss 1 from Port II for swn Of schy.
sS 40 80 NC g,StH% SSeaSdt m January
superior cour.spseta, Term7,BefGrs. Dugro. J-N0s.
suesF.r csgrt%Eqgis$, Is'aan:,SSs Sstssssk j.
S'' e s. co. FL - y; s ;Ss sS
- ss III "a ~ sSis rs 1888, 1910.
ss T Sc s$;
~ - !a'S sS' eei e. o. 4". s0,o sS.
Ss s ss lG 81 80 TO- ss S.
100 mon s @ III j.
S%no ana hsssr Be
Calendar for January ,,ou,,.n .. ,,. ,.,
sSs, 70 q. io'O SsS 1882 ss''
- Common Pieas-Triai Term-Part. II and nI-Aa
City Cour-special Term-Bsfors Mccarthy J.-Mo
City Court-Trial Term--Part before Mc,iown, j.
Nos 1853, 1887 464I. 324l, 3O6, 1883, 4542, $50.
1890 390s. 3353, 1850 t55l 1913 1878, 2?76, 1913.
7ee. 4o3i, 3@. 2,55 2tt33,, 49,, s a2Ss.
i2si, 4eii. 4oI6 i2So 4ois 2co4 4eo4. t.25. 5IaI.
$3.50 3647 a64s s649 $3.50 3ejl. 1862. 1853.
Is3i 400, 600 S557, 1888 SOL 5lii. 5i2i. 6l25.
1902 1855.
Nos 4776 lsO7 1867 5l4s 4462 ass 1851 477o $500.
4477 $3.50 ISL 1904 4197 2sls. el27. 1923 2so5 69.
1889 357 1902 $500 1913 1sS2 4i7c a033 1919. 1900.
S2o7 1877 1901, 1894, 1861. 35I5 AGO. 1872. 473s.
City court-Tria Term-Part III-Betore Newburger J.
Nos. 26 1898 4857 1891, 1888 1858 1895 5o2G, 1888
45s 1857 1902 se1, l2os, 4o7l 5ols 49,. 1912 S1o
S0cS is 4sso 1850 4o9a $3.50 51s q@ie eis GiS5
5i5s, 1897, 4427, $685., $500 3So7 4i5I 1915 $3.50,
37?4 1854, AIS. 444I, 44l9, 400 2e55 $685., 1912.
City Court-Tral Term-Part IV-Before Eftzslmons j.
5ls3 63il G3t 031l 600 1917, CHS i9t7, 1873, 1921,
i999 G2C 625o 0S99 6297 93i9 1913. 1913, 6oe0
59t3 53Gl Gl24 G235 JG7 646o SOL Gto7. 6j2 6453.
64o9 5272 63s2 636 6275 633, 1892, 6475, 64a5,
G4e6, GiSS. GAGS 6391 Cab
Court OF General SesionsPart before Fitzgerald j.,
and Assistant DstrictAtOrney John F. Mclntyre-Nos
Court Of General Sessions-Psrt I1Before Cowing. J..
Assistant DisrctAttorney Iownsend-Nos 10 Q, in.
elusive. .
Court o fTenpral Sessons-Part lIIBefore Smyth, r.,
and Assistant District Attorney WeeksNos. 10 II, In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
REL llroyS or SclEycE 10 RtrIGroy.

On account illness Dr. Luthcr Gulick was unable TO
address the needing young men ut Association Hal
vet rd.y afternoon III, plac" filled Icy Dr. t'eofgr
Minkin, vino took = subject a Sound Mind In
soaking the exercise Of In RELIGION. ne said
Nowhere does tod den aud mat man s" Neh'"h' ms
70. ., and swallow whatever Lr hears Religion Is based
NJ, ft aud satisfactory evidence Tn tue ministry
docs not fear scirn,,. II fhr j. anN;hng N science
which can iln men up than rci.on then religion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04

An nt...-tin" contest - now 9oinR on IA th" Marine
, for the ,ppointmcht Of assistant quiTt"rlndster IN
the corp. The prominent candidates al" First Lieu
tenant Co. Iob.rt G-,on agpoint"" nom Ehodc Island
and on duty At Ncw.h ok Navy Yard and lht Lieu
tenant Frank Ire Denny dipcn''' no1 ihdi'nl ana
On duty % the JUDGE Acknowledgements 'H'e' IN wash
lncton The forirr appointed -"cond lieutenant Oh
NH, e, Is;y Int h1I been merry :our year, la the
Navy i.ior then and the latter wa, appointed second
r,uiou,ot ON June 49, 1850. strong political pressure
= L.iog Brought to bear rgn thr President Oh behalf Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
cl11rn rn 1 rnLsnrrrHLIN cHrhcH.

Tn, Rev. Or JInes -. Patterson. formerly 1 Ere
Penn who Ia, been preaching FOR several weeks ia the
a., u,riep pr.sbttcrian Church, ha- received
,,us cal, u become Il, pastor This j. the church Of
which th, Rev, g. T.. II rng was pastor for three or
r war lie md recently and has abroad TO
,uav Dr. p.t r-oA Interesting speaker, and hard
,,t, INTO, ,,d IN th, new Held h. will have ample
o.,trnifv tn u.o boil quel s-e.oqucncc and toll
vi,,iu 4 few wocs, TIN" Presbyterian pupts have
ho., mad snl ti.s. ar three stil Nacan-thc Fourth
Aycnu~ church IN troiN'' t' west fltv-hr't Street
N, u,t>,gN',, .nd IA, ArO-l orr ID. PAGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04

by classes. but executive committee of which James
r. Sheffield. 30. ~ William-st is secretary, Will be
glad to receive suggestions better plan that may
occur 10 those interested. Music will be furnished by
representatives glee banjo clubs As soon as
this dinner Of the way the date OF dinner in eee-
bration OF Yaes athletic victories will be set, but II Is
desired that the should conflict in any way aud Tie
regular dinner be an assured success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
HE MADE FALSE ENTRIES.

Walter H. sammis. a young man. OF No. 81 Decatur.
ST. Brooklyn was arrested saturday night and locked
up the charge Of making false entries In the cash
book OF Young Brothers, wholesale florists mt No 90
West Twenty fOurth-st. by whom lle employed -
boOkkeeper Sammis's method has been 10 raise the
amounts OF the expenditures In tho cash book which
enabled him to pocket the difference Justice Diver,
at the Jefferson Market Police Court held him yesterday
In 81 900 for examination Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
DryNCR OF THE YlIE ALUMNI.

The committee charge have set January ID as mo
,. q, the annual dinner OF the Yale Alumni Association
=, N.x.york Il will be hol at Delmonco's again at
80 o'clock aud all graduates OF The University A. wen
- r.dent students cordially invited. OTTO l. bar
- ,,..sur,r No 40 Worth-st may be addressed Ter
,c,.,s A. ,uy time before Of January a. Altar
..t time no seats will be reserved for any one. Al
nr.,ent arrangements being made To seat me Alumni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04

Three papr, on various phases Of The Higher IA lri'
,, 81 Vom,u 80 will neat Monday evening before
,. TO-. ,u t-upn - the Assembly Rooms OF the
,fct,o.o lnn Oprrs Ior--. IL - to be a "Womins
ts,cniuo and a 0uait.5 nom the lsuhinst-n Clue VIII
ain, patt songs, h, English and Gcrm2n writers, Tor
,,n.n,. ,os III plr'ts viii be read by Ms virginia
,..n ,ror..,r al rSioeop!v in Wellesley COLLEGE Mis-
" Foot Of Chol-,a Mo-. representing Emita college
and Nil, A,ssaa NJ EN-, professor of mathematics, IN
Vssssr COLLEGE.
The annual meeting OF ire Union VIII De h,lu al ~ III
., Lamar, Is at No. % Fnth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
COLONEL ENMOys CLARK BETTER.

The condition Of Colonel Emmons Clark. the vetcraA
secretary of the Health Department, was much inn
proved yesterday. lie has been confined to his homo.
No 50 East Sixty seventh st.. since Wednesday, suhee-
ing from attack of the grip. At one time
his condition critical There is now, however, No
fear nf his diving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04

fashioned names as gladys smock,' "lacy's tresses
DANES rocket and. lastly, "dame's delight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04


and then stops one what1 What shall We call IT
day? No. There is already a meaning for That
word dodor A nacute? A pocus1 No. Not
an OK the creditor might claim OK when we could
NOT get one. A dollar? Yes there is no meaning to
price Of a day, work. {" Labor is the basis o: all
value Adam smith, lie then makes ont the order
or stock money TINS:
"-. County Stock
lone Dollar
This too. is legal tender ut lis face value for all
debts and dI"s 10 and from the County OF - and
for all private debts between the citizens OF -
County" lie signs IT.
Hobbs then goes 10 the grocery. oilers his STOCK In
trade and meets with dersiOn but after suggesting
that the stock will pay taxes. and that IT Is the only
way provided by which they can be paid the grocer
gives him rs much value i'll return as they mutually
conclude tUat a days work should earn.
Other men come and receive various sums In stock
for their services and the stock Is scattered all over
the county When the momentous day comes Tor
having the taxes the final test of the fiat system is
made The property OF the county has all been as
seesed I'm dollars-things Of the imagination merely
Tie people have been doing business with pieces OF
paper representing idea; not the remo'cst mint
Of conversion into anything OF value being expressed
mon them and now they are going TO pay ther
taxes withholding.
The taxes arc ali paid the public works arc dohe
ard the peopls look around for the eaects Oh inc
rthquakc which has never come. ana perhaps ofea'"0
easier. 49,, r..,
VIII Mr. IIorr tell me at what point IN this niue
parable lies fallacy' .
am very much obliged to Mr.. Sherman i'r 'nD
parable. Let US cxsuipe u