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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23

If you want to be happy in you,
church work, look on the sunny
side. ''Let's find the sunny side
of men, Or be believers in it; A
light there is in every soul, Tha
takes the pains to find it,"
The people who ignore their de-
nominational church schools ane
are satisfied with their children
being in any school, may remem.
Der two things: one is, they me-
glect the institution where the best
training can be had, and the Other
is, they slight and hinder the
schools that they promised to sup
port.
One great need among church
people is sacred enthusiasm. Il
has truly been said: Indiffer-
ence never leads armies that con-
quer, never molds statues that live.
nor breathes sublime music, mol
harnesses the forces of nature:
nor rears impressive architecture.
nor moves the soul with poetry,
nor the world with heroic philan-
thropies.
"Tell me all the good you car
about the people that you know
Tell me only the good about the
people of whom you speak. Tel
me the things which will make me
think we'll of people and of life
Tell me the things which will make
my sun shine, my heart glad, and
my soul to rejoice. Tell me the
things which will straighten up my
thinking and give me the right
principles of work and of play and
of thought.
In your church work do not be
afraid of failure. "Do something
Go for the enemy. Save some
body. Don't be scared by diff
culties. Don't be afraid of a row
You are made. for a tight--callec
to it, saved on purpose. But yot
must risk something to gain some.
thing. All my reading, and OBJ
servation, and experience go te
show that the saying, Nothing
venture, nothing win,' is true
sacredly true. Nothing more so
1t is as true as truth itself"
If you want some money alway:
on hands for the church or charit'
able work: "Be careful to put tn
Lords money aside. We must no
trust in our memories, or gener'
alities. We must be minute, ant
specific, and careful, some having
a bag, others a box, into which
the Lords portion is carefullyput
some having a separate banking
account; and all having some kint
of ledger account, where we ma,
put down what we receive ant
spend for Christ, that there ma,
be no embezzlement, however in
advertent, of that which is no
ours"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23

Try Creamo for horses and
mules. The feed that benefits when
others fail. Sold at Ironton Flour
Mill.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23
Any lady who would like to re-
ceive the ladies' Housekeeper for l
year, free, call at The Leader.

Our &c flannelettes for 4c; &c
Gannelettes for &c; and all others
proportionately reduced at Lopez
Store Co,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23

Storm rubbers, all sizes, just re-
ceived. Prices very reasonable.
e. L. Farmhouse, south of court
house.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23
# Nervous and Run Down

simply improve your circulation. Remove the
waste matter that clogs the blood by taking
Ramon's Pills--then tone the nervous system
with the Tonic Pellets. All in one box tor 70 cts
and money back If not satisfied.
Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23
To Prevent a Cold Any Day

take Ramons Pill at first indication--arousc
the liver, quicken the circulation and go along
about your work. Any druggist will refund the
price il not satisfied. rs cents.
Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23
CHURCH AND SCHOOL.


The best way to keep your boy
going to church is to keep going
with him.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23

Granulated sugar, 16 lbs. for 81
at Lopez Store Go.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23

when you feel 1t first coming on, by taking a
Ramon's Pill at once. 1t removes the poison that
causes the trouble. guaranteed cure, and
money refunded If not satisfied 25 cents.
Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-03-23

If you want to be happy in your
church work, look on the sunny
side. "Let's find the sunny side
of men, Or be believers in it; A
light there is in every soul, That
takes the pains to find it,"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

red Is versatile HrINEICH coxstu
genius. actor. man
Iser. student. lecturer snd hus usss
nan. Ills uitainnissiis - sufs-1i
,ave won Linn the decree q ~. T. 10
: a msmber Of the cOiluliftee 80 80
nsnlc l.rueusg~ srd h'eraturs 20 20
rard university. aud 10 Ia. as-ist-
ross Germany ami iisiy for statB
nents IN the arts and ssien.~-
Many years ago a. ~safs. -
prentice ConT1ed sat NJ hi- iossn in -
AIsatian village weaving tie fsisFir -
which he was 20 beume . '-us~i-tef
Ills bohhins played backward zud ~
ward through 34Dn thrsads in be
Dom. There were hfi-en eoi.rs. so
- ,Sey were blended Thy grss iris =
design that was O. hear - 'iiis -
Faust aud Marguerite
When the last thread wns hid in
place u was found thst Bgs = sfitsh
aad been dropped Thus COuriet -
ame a '-melster.- and tie sams psius
iaking care has eharaetsrtEsd ell b.
alter work
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
AUTHOR AND REFoRMER.
Character and Career of the bril-
liant Russian. Maxim 6orks.


liant Russian. Maxim Gerks.
The Grand Duke Vladimir would
Ike 10 hang Maxim Gorky. the Russian
reformer. novelist and poet. IL i re-
ported that Gorky has been arrested
because Of his activity in the revpiu-
tionary events now In progress In the
domain OF the ear. lie is one Of the
committee Of eighty which has been
formed 20 act rs n provisional govern
p,ent I'm case OF the success OF tie reyo-
lutionary movement and was 10y the
side Of the priests. Fathers G"pon ami
scrgius. when they le,l the wogklngmen
toward the Winter palace on the day
OF the first massacre Ivy the troops. A
boy at his side fell murtaily wounded,
and men were slain all around him.
Three years ago GoTky was spirited
away by the secret police while going
from 81. Petersburg TO Moscow. The
university students of thai city had ar
ranged reception for lin at the rail-
WAY station. but the police quietly UNI
coupled the carriage at an Intermediate
station and sent il of, with tine novel
list inside 10 another place.
,iorky spent several months in prison
I'm l.N3. hut such confinement did not
lessen his opposition TO Russian Cesnot-
ism. He has become wealthy through
the large sule of his books and has Il
well appointed but simply furnished
home at Mini Novgorod. where he
liycs-when the police allow him 10 d.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

20 sail with Il IL lac had known that Il
was in the mail. for twas heavy with
hard luck.
Releasing a girl from an engagement
verbally aerOss lit Of Luncheon la
restaurant i q very different matter
from releasing her by letter across 49,
Atlantic. This may h. especially true
when the yOuus nsu la question Ia
very COOL looking AM has expressive
eyes. in which his love and tenderness
may I've easily read. That was the case
with Tyrrell When she could see him
Charlotte pltied him too much to care
what he said. But Tyrrell with a pen
was another man. She Ind {" sii down
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

lying at all. 1t was the solid truth.
And 1t made great hit Bert she
added. 1T made tremendous hit in
the paper. You Will believe that when
l tell you that they raised my salary
twice without my asking"
did you find out that the world was
bright before or after those amazing
occurrences he inquired
"Well, really I've forgotten just when
the true conviction came to me-" she
answered frankly, but 1t must have
been before l made any great success
One cannot write helpful words with
out sincerity"
"And you attained it,"
Bert" she cried, when l found out
how much good was doing, how many
wonderland men, tool was helping
to Drawer brighter, better life |
knew that the truth must be in my
own heart. Why, there were days
when received over 800 letters even
before I left the paper
Before your--your MARRIAGE"
my marriage" she exclaimed "Why,
bless the boy, I'm not married.
Tyrrell surveyed the palati;tl front Of
the house with the eyes Of a dreamer
Ibid somebody. dieT he asked in a
weak voice-"somebody who knew how
to make will. l mean?'
But made all this money myself. |
started magazine. Haven't You seen
1t? sent you copy. And have n
tremendous circulation in England"
| He shook his head. She faced him
with an enthusiasm that brought her
TO Der feet.
you've no idea Of the good that
am doing" she cried. Women from
India. from Australia, actually from
Greenland, have taken my letters Of ad.
vice, in connection with the magazine
and have sent me words of thanks that
have brought tears of joy to my eyes.
have circulation exceeding 800,
OOO."
He brushed the hair back from hi
forehead as he stared at her.
"But enough OF my affairs for tn
I DIcbeHt 6DS SOlltluuSu. W Souioc
had to tell you how was getting along
You knew nothing Of me, but knew
all about you. | even knew that yol
were sunk IN your old time despond.
ency, and l resolved in the very deepes:
depths of my soul that would cur
you Of 1t. am going to give you some
/ IT my books to read
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
He smiled grimly.


L was going 10 the station be said
but n ron know 81 an Old mans home
or nice. well managed asylum
Vow. that's the sar-e Pert TNr~'h
whom I nsei n know said sire. wilh
a Iaugh. Il Shalt correct int habit u
sboia i've minutes .ies IN.
As be eIInl'1Sl to seat Jeside Ter Ia
horI susly. Ike q man ~ sixty she cave
the coach IAN the word home. Then
for the nrst time the ele-lnce OF the
rouipa. !. aud the simple masnificence
Of "a Hofies attire Impressed them
selve, apan hlh,. The bioOd fesl away
from Is llsart aud tinrled In his ears.
II lily" he stammercd. IL have
had Rows don't know what 10 cali
you
"C.u me Ipttie." she replied. "and
pleas utter tire word cheerfully. You're
not r,to,ethcs sorry TO have iuet me,
you l. iow."
lie .1de 4 melancholy effort 10 smile.
"FaE Y scad." said she. but you can
do bette Try ngaln."
"You ak too much OF me-" LIE pro-
tested
Not at az" size cried. Il fought that
problem all out with myself nearly Eve
years ago. One may always he cleer-
ful."
He swept slow. melancholy glance
over the elegant interior OF the car
riage, which at that moment swe.Sci
from the road aud passed through a
stately arehed gateway. A house was
visible through the vistas Of oil trees.
I'm such surroundings" said he sad
ly. even I might smile"
Your surroundings do not matter in
the least" she relorted. Tue smile
must come from within"
IT remember that you used TO write
that saIt or NONSENSE for your WON
ans page" said he. hui you never lie
iieved IT,
II believe It thoroughly today" she
replied.
Yes. yes" said he as tie carriage
, opped before the iualn entrance
Yes, I've no doubt"
,lded with comfortable chairs. into one
VI which ,fyrreii sank with a sigh.
Please pretend that you are com
Portable and happy" said Charlotte
"and in few minutes you will be-"
Tyrrell scowled. He was trying t,
imagine the personal appearance Of thu
multimillionaire whom Charlotte ha,
married.
"You must remember" said he. tina
I know nothing
That's it," she interrupted. "io
know nothing. Neither did in the oil
days, but now l do. and | will teac
you"
Nothing Of your story" he added.
you shall hear It." said she. Som,
what more than four years ago h'
came very respondent over somethin
that happened"
He groaned.
1T was better So he said. "Whf
could have offered you
with sort of satirical joy ST
continued, Il began TO write more an
more OF that matter which you ha'
Just called nonsense"
, Cheerful living and that sort {
thing|
Yes" said she; sugar coated lyin
as you used to call It, And present.
my friend, | discovered that it WASH
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

and Albert Iyrrell that they lost
each other IN the darkness-the
darkness Of dependency. See
ing them together in the old days, one
might have supposed that they were
bound by an agreement to commit sui
eide instead of an engagement to mar
ry, Charlotte was conducting the WON.
ans page Of little, hopeless newspa-
per. and Tyrrell was practicing medi
cine, with mighty few patinents to prac-
tice it on. They used to lunch togeth-
er in gloomy restaurant opposite the
hospital, with which Tyrrell had an
unremunerative connection. and Char
lotte would describe the impending
bankruptcy of the newspaper, after
which Tyrrell would tell about pa
tient who refused to recover or die or
pay his biz.
So they went from bad to worse and
each was a milestone upon the others
neck. yet it is worth mentioning that
neither was originally of respondent
disposition. They released each other
from the engagement about once a
week. but that never made the slight
est difference.
Finally man died in London and
left Tyrrell Il little money. There were
legal complications. and it seemed ad-
visable for him to go across the water
to defend his rights. OF course he ask
ed Charlotte to marry him, and she
npcornfinr Init a
practical consideration of the subject
they discovered that they had not mon
ey enough between them to make the
journey in good style and be safe
against the chance Of stranding in
London in case the payment of the
legacy should he deferred, as seemed
quite likely. So Tyrrell crossed the
ocean alone.
The legacy was involved in laby-
rinthine complications but his lawyers
We're confident Of ultimate success.
They proved this confidence by advanc-
f.. ing from time to time small sums
which sufficed for bare living, and
Tyrrell stuck TO the quest. BY and by
he began to practice medicine, and.
though he gained some small repute,
lie made no pecuniary success. When
his earnings were fair he invested the
money in his own lawsuit; when they
were meager he managed to live upon
them.
Meanwhile, Of course he had releas-
ed Charlotte from her engagement in
the bluest letter that ever crossed the
ocean. No old salt would have dared
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

so-with his beautiful and gifted wife
who was Katerina Paulowna Pjesch-
kowa. daughter of Russian officer
of noble birth. They have several chill
dren Though much attached to home
and family, Gorky is known as 1.-The
tramp novelist" That is because he
was Il waif and an outcast and lived a
wandering life among all sorts of peo-
pie as boy and young man and thus
saw great deal Of the misery preva-
lent among the Russian lower classes.
Maxim Gorky is his pen name, his
real name being AleXei MaXimovitch
Pyeshkotf. His birth occurred in 1868
at Mini Novgorod and his father,
who was very poor, died when his hoy
was five years old. Being left to shift
for himself. he was bootblack, scullion
and bakers apprentice. He was SC
discouraged at one time that he at
tempted suicide But he was great
reader and began to write, his first
story seeing the light about fifteen
years ago. TOlstoi once called him 1.-THE
second free man in Russia" the frs
being TOlstoi himself.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
CORN TRAIN FOR IOWA.
Can paign 60 Increase the Crops win
he MursGed by . RaHrosa.

Can, pa Ign Co Increase the Crops VIII
he MursGed by . RaHrosa.
Following campaigns in South Da-
kota, Minnesota and Nebraska by the
Chicago and Northwestern railway In
its prosecution OF pure seed pfops
ganda, 1t is announced that a special
train for the state OF Iowa VIII he
placed on the road about the middle
Of February and will reach practical
ly every important grain shipping point
in the state. says'the Chicago News
More careful aud scientific selection
Of seed corn with a view To Increasing
the production OF the state Is the VI
ject Of the enterprise. Professor T. q.
Holden Of the State Agricultural col.
Hlege at Ames. Ia Is the demonstrator.
A total of more than POO statioBs snd
over l,5O0 miles Of well equipped lines
that reach the finest grain growing re-
gions In the state are TO he covered.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
POEM THAT WON A SUPER
Chicago sid-ysss p.ssss 90 rsr~.
stuasss srd Best y~ss a. s.fti.s..

Chicago Afd~vsss n.ssss 90 rsr~.
s,u.s.. and Best Jss. a. s.tta.s.-
Doubling the sbllity 81 Alderman
Baihhous. John Cougkiss ef chieaso
to dash poetry On tie re.i Jehs l.
Sullivan. fcrm~s che I'M iou psxiist. -
Gently wsE~red a supper thst Ne '-po.
padour bard" could Hot sGt.IaDsrtss .
poem VI three staazss 90 o ssbject b
be chosen BY sullivan. the topic tssug
II VISA ! Was Bird.- ssys o spssi.i
dispatch from Chisass 70 tbs 81 Loals
Globe democrat
Easy swug." said the Bsthhoase 90
he prodnced bis pencil .Ed ven, uto .
trance In q few minutes DO TRAN
phantly flashed the following Ia ths
face Of the great sI fighter
Wish WAS A BIRD
I wish was a bra niiiins from soush 70
bough.
with nothing on my mind. nothing te
eresse me brow
say. ! wish ! was . bird t~tttsrtns
among the trees
And all ! had to do ~ss ~ art vita hen
eybees.
That's the life would uks. sn4 -ts
would say me nay7
I'd futtsr here and ngttsr thsrs throush-
out the summer day
ia have the gayest line Of sport in ehas-
ing butterflies
| And robbing farmers cherry trees b.
make me chsrry pies
I'm sick and .or. on everything ana vas,
TO get away
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

CIIUIIIIe UI lIIV UULVH
will | cut Off" replied Mantell, "and if
you'll jot 'em down I'll reel 'em Off to
you. The night ! did this seXtuple
'outl of England, and the bill for the
light was Richard III and Robert
,lacalrc.' In the first piece playel
Richard, Radcliffe. the jailer, Tessle,
Jateshy and an officer. and in the last
thrilled 'em with my Cartouch, Cara
loX, Morreus, and, and. and
That's only nine, quite enough.
leaven knows" interrupted he with
he pencil and paper, quite enough.
Bob, but we must have the other three,
nevertheless, so trot 'em out"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

Two lumbermen made descent Of
500 feet IN four minutes on q log In
Sinnemahonlng district. Pennsylvania
a few days ago on the strength Of q
banter. says the New York Globe. The
ride was made with the understanding
that the purse SHOULD be used for the
purchase Of II barrel OF -four ana q
ham for widow. whose husband. q
lumberman. bad recently died Of ty'
phoid fever.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
Green Co, Ben. for poO,try.

During fr-eEins weather -s eu' uf
o great many tons OF green t.ous snc
msst. There n bs,hiss ssr-r foi
poultry. Price sSoo Per barrel ~ -
lbs. at which price We prepay fr-isit.
TO almost any sistios. At this pfle-
cash must accompany orisr. hsui'
by cheek. postal speuey srssr srt<ss'
money orter. Or rSr,st~red i.tisf 70 G
9. Page. Hyde fsrk. W
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

how ever. does not
deter lie from my
purpose. Who h. : =
better right to be Sc
we're v It'll Mr.. Asiiss
than 1yselff
las Il husbund he
is everything he
shorli he.
As Hn author
hut I will break Il
gently.
II know II was
lust like q man "a
write There and
Beck A. II is and
then cali il hy that
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

The corn product Is put 10 90 many
uses that the great yield Of 1894 will
prove boon to multitudes. Resides
directly and indirectly feeding and
nourishing millions of the human race
and subsisr1ng millions of cattle, swine
and sheep, 1t furnishes material for
mattresses, for plated goods. for pipes
and paper. 1t yields valuable oil and
cellulose and also material for the
armor Of warships. The pith Of the
cob is used for nlling between the
armor plates below water line. When
perforated this filling contracts and ex.
pands the same AZ cork and rubber aud
closes the opening against winter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
Auto For War Service q. Maa.h.sia

Auto For War Service In Maaeh usfs.
What Is said to 10 the hrst automo
bile to be used In actuai war serviee
will shortly be, sent by the Russian
military authorities 'ts Manehuria.
where it will be used to transport war
materials and provisions. says the
New York Herald. II 10 utrty-sil
horsepower car Of French manufae.
ture. on which a large dynamo has
been placed. which furnishes the pow.
er to the electric motors OF Eve trail
ers. Each Of these eau carry . load
Of LOO pounds, and the train can he
driven at a speed averaging ten miles
an hour.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
A Satisfactory Poultry Food.

The manufacturers Of Pages Per
fected Poultry Food" always guarantee
satisfaction to their customers That
such a course is hardly necessary Is
proved by letters from hundreds Of
Poultrymen similar In tone TO the fol
lowing from G. H. Dudley. Concord. y.
H.: II have sold Pages Perfected
Poultry Food for four years aud It has
given best Of satisfaction"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

ABOUT through Ifeal
Britain with d little
company, playi ing
the legitimate and
standard drama. |
played as high as a
dozen parts In one
evening"
"Oh-h-h -h.h, Bob,
come Off four or five
at least" pleaded
one Of his auditors.
Not even one, my
how. not Al sinyla
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

ask ne?" she de-
manded. Il am not
very skilled in tell
Ing lies"
"Evade it." was
the bland response.
You can manage it
somehow"
So ii came about
that an opportunity
arose for an ingenue
for a new piece.
tsI'ha unr,,N nf Gold ~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

and I'll read 'em. latte" he ~
piled. for your sake. though nothing in
this world can ever make me cheerful
But TN resd ffe boo,ss when I'm not
tangled with 1ssse henstly lawyers
You'll lSve 10 IHore t7oub.r with
them" said sts, Il won't have my pu-
nlrs mini distracted 10y I'll that dread
ful business
1T can't lie helpci"-
1T has beco helped. I have bonght
IN all the other claimants thrOn%h your
Ie.-al friend. ny neiphhor. But lie was
not TO tell ycn ~ IL.
Tyrrell steadiel himself against
pillar Of the verauda.
"I.otiia." he c-i"l. You shouldn't
have done this. Why-why d!d yol do
IT."
THAT you might pay attention Il my
instruction" scid size. u have u ped
those who were strangers TO me. scat
tered over Tie wT'd. and IA =" u go
hard n ' cannot helm my friend
Illogical woman" BE- Oaned.
Afgn y bN ST Asa.N' N'A A+ahhN
{ your own game? Your experiment must
fail now"
"FnilT'
Certainly. Your 'rhc' rful living. or
whatever Won call II. can't do anything
4 f5r me"
way no,:' che rasped.
"Becausy | don't need n. II you
could do tits for ue. even though |
refuse It.; IL you could plan and work
10 make Inc happy-in short. IL am to
YOU
"TuSt what you were IN the old days,
I Rcrt."
Then" he cried. his face radiant
with his reawakened love. where does
your confoupded faith cure get q
chance upon u man so blessedT'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

w tNl'ti iS'iNe VI up
pe.r!ng III a play
from lis wife's pei.
when she sprang in.
to fame as a play
wright through the
prod uction OF
Hearts Afiame.'
This dram a, In
which he took the
leading role. scored
All immediate sue
cess. Mrs. Halne,
Is a beautiful WON
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

ell In very affection
ate terms and invit-
ell him to 60 to sup
per. 1t seemed that
through the stupid.
ity of a florists boy
he had received u
tribute which had
been intended for
one Of the young 10.
dies Of his company.
Mr.. Wilson IL quite