Iron County register. [volume], July 27, 1893, Image 1

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BY ELI D. AEE.
OUK GOD, OUR COUNTltY. AND TKUTH:
TERMS $1.60 a Year, in Adrance
VOLUME XXVII.
IEONTON, MO., THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1893.
NUMBER 4.
JOB-WOEK;
rue Kkgister's facilities for dolnglob
work are unsurpassed in SoutheastMissou i
and we turn out the best of work ,s ue h
POSTERS BILL-HEADS LETTER-HEADS 4
statements; ,
Envelopes, Cards, Dodgers
BBIEFS, PAMPHLE1S, ETC
AT LOW PRICED;
Official Directory.
MEM1JKR OF COXGUESS:
Fvas, Thirteenth District
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31 arhti -id M
IJ. S. f,Nl OKKICE J. (.'. Nl Kll
ficirUbT; V:.i. K. Newman, Receiver
Ironton, io.
-I. ('i:.k 'Jkek.v, Judf.'e Twenty-First
.ircaii, io .loto, .!.
OFFICIAL D1RECT0PY IRON COUNTY-
COURTS:
Circuit Cockt is held on the
Fourth Monday in April aud October.
County Court convenes on the
Firs. Monday of March, Jane, September
sna December.
PudbatkCocrt ia held oo theFirst
Sl-jnday in February, Miji August and Xo-
f eniber.
OFFICERS:
A. V. IIollom an, Presiding Jude Coun
C;yeirt.
('a !tJ.s:.-4 Hm.t, Coev.y Jude, South
?r; D.T.-iTriet.
I: J. Hil;., C'ou.y Judse, VTcstern Di.
trit.
.1. S. Jorhw, Irosfc::tii; Attorney.
P. W. V hitw o::r'i. Collector.
A. KKiCiiKi:, Oimty Cicrs.
To. iii-KK, Circuit i Icrk.
l'KWZ DlMikU, Pr:b:ite .Tudjre.
D. F ItKK-K, "I ff ;-:( r.
A', il. K!tn:r:, -h
S. !. 5iKVii"i;N, A--t -or.
r. , ir ! , 'r .;t r.
.;. T. AK- . I! :.: .! .$, I.-iitf.f.
A. !;'i.M)MN, -iirvnyr.
A. i. Va.-c;:, ::i,i! .MiiTiiNsiontT.
CIT olHti lJS:
.'.fjfir. W". I". Gav.
A'" '', J. I.. :::i.hviii.
'.',"' .Ufrnfii, .. S .Jr-i.in.
i 'lsrl, V. . F:iir"niid.
CV'f Tn.iiiKrrr, l. F. IJeese.
(.'nlt cl'ir, J. L. JIaldwin.
CV' Coitncilmi'HW. it. Kilear. .1. N.
Iti-ii-V, A. ISeuley,.!. M. Heel, M. Clay baugh
and Ju'i. liablwin.
StH'H CommiHer . I"s;!eT,-'ao. ItaMwin
an-1 M. .liiviJiiili.
,-p ;''' J. M. Il -el.-lno. BnlJWin
l!,;ith CoMMttt- vW. II. d'.'ar. J. N.
Bi-iop and A. Hoi;!ey.
pgipi
The Editor's Vacation.
for Infants and Children.
'Catori a is c -rell .-idavtod to children that
1 recoiumtDl it aj superior u any jiresoriptiuu
i- nown to me."' II. A. Archer, M. !.,
!11 Ho. Oi'or.i St., ttruokiyc, N. Y.
Caatorla cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stoiiuiclj, iJiarrhosa, Erutation,
Kiiut AVonu, gives bleep, &iid prut notes di-
pestiou,
TVitatiut iujurious nutlicatioa.
Tfaa CitNTAVB Coupa.nt, 77 Murray Street, If. Y.
C t'riTDi.K'CurnCH. Arrad!aColljre
gil I'i'ot Knob. L. . Wkunkkt Hector.
Jliir'i Mass an 1 Sei ni'ii at Arcadia College
every !id iv a s o'l-lock a. m. Vespers and
JJcniii'itioa "m the i;!csed Sieraiu-nt at 4
o'cbu U v. M. ilih Mass and Sermon and
lieuo-li'-ti n :tt Pilot Knob C:t hoiie Church
at 1): o'-.!ek a. M. Sond.'.y school for
children ;t o'clock i it.
M. i:. OiiURCfr. Cur.; Reynolds and
Mo;i'it;t:n .-irevs, W. II. Hokmkl, l'a.-.tor.
Il".ii!fiv.:e: Irunto.i. Sc rv.ee s every Sab
ba'h Hi II a. r. and 7 p. m. ."odny School
:3 a. C!as Mti"r tirdav nfternoon
at ' o'clock Prayer Meeting Thursday
vri.in.;. All are inviu-d.
Isr. fJ. CKUK'-fr. t0!.'Tii, Fort Hill,
DfliT-'pn Irotiti A r'.:iil;K. "lev. II.
"XViun::iiir5. r?f. --t iun. every Sun
dar. At !1 a. m. an I 7 ' m. Prayer meeting
ev'-ry Wededsy e''.r.iiiir, T o'clock. Sab
bith School at .: a. M.
14-VHTit.r C?itjku, Madison street,
Re.v ICnob slrec1
M. Snousil, Pastor,
ir-l..r- rouLun. l"ra';ninc on ever
Saturdar :.: vn; 'r.p iirt Sundy of eaeb
raouth nt :?:: r. m. atil on the lirst aud third
Ktiudys t It a. M. aundav School every
JSuu.Uv t a. M. aud I'rayer Meeting
pvery Tuesday evening at 7:S p. M.
Lori:itAN CaORirir, Pilot Knob.
Jifcjtro Vfwvk, Pi-tor.
M. Chorcit, Corner Bhepherd
tid AVanhingtou streets, Ironton. T. II.
I t KWoof.pastor. Preachin' every .Sun
,!av at 11 a. M. and '.: f. MinfUy
SelKoI ntt:.V a. M. nd Select Heading at 4
r. m. Literary every Tuesday night at 8.
SOCIETIES:
t I ronton Lodge, No. L44, K.
ot I., Ironton, Mo., meets every 2d
md th Friday evening of each month
l " F. P. Akk, C. C.
A m tu n IIi'Kf. K. f H. & S.
Ikon LoraE, No. 107, I. O. O. F.,
eet, ,very Monday at its '.corner Main
and Madison streets. A. 1. VAcb, r. a.
K P. kE, HecMiding Secretary.
Ironton Encampment, No. 29, 1
O O jr.. niecU on thss first and third Thurs
STmSn o? every month in Odd-Fel-lows'lIaU.
corner Main and Madison street .s.
O D V ks, 0. P. I. T. Baldw in, scribe.
i0. lOO,
OKiROrTKE WESTliODOK,
and JiHdison tiKiN o,u. J
Maiti
Midian Chapter, No. 71, R. A.,
meets at the Maxonie Hall on the lint and
khinl Tuesdays of each month, at . p.m. V .
K. Edgar, M. E. II. P. K. D. Akk, Sec
retary.
Valley Lcuoe, No. 1870,
visits op HoNOKi meets in
lows' Hall everv alirnate
fL''V,.--.. Ait ov.. A. I VaNCK.
It cunvru; - - r- --- - 7
AOdd-re
C D. Iu A". .M vksii a T.I., Reporter
FJasxekn Star TjOUOB, No. t, a.
F.'fc A. (oolored), meets oo the second
Saturday of eah month.
ffIIlON POST, AO. 34t, V. A. Xi.f
meets the 2d and 4th Saturdays
of each mouthat 2 r. M.
FRANZ DINGER, P. C.
C. R. Peck, AdJ't.
IKONTOV CAMl", -o. loif, c-uiis mi
Veterans, meets every lnt and 3d .tunlay
venn', mnulh. and every Tuesday
f 'i 1'eck, Caup Commander.
' First Sergeant.
PILOT KN'vVR.
viiAiT Knob Jjolob, No. A. O.
U W met every 2d and 4th Friday
Church.
Pilot Kkoh Jjoooe, No. lob, I.O.U.
V mt- tsvery Tuesday evening at their
faau!cus. Mascumkvkp., Secretary.
Ikon LoixJE, No. 30, Sons of IIes
. ' ,. n the seoond and lit Minday of
-.,h'r,":ith. V,'M. STKKKKNS, President.
hLHi ART mm m HA?,NESS mi Ga
Mn 1 fnivn Pmna? Have oM to rontiamerit for 20 year. Jf Jfl Road WdCtOn.
1 .u-k'iHo i.. J 1 la-TiRflS tQis wn;. ocip nno pnf
' liiit. i. ..i.-kiiimA bef.irs aj-.s mn.icv is Tiud. We
fiv fr.-itt btttkttuu'il not 6iiafactorj. War
rant f oi'twoynMS whj p an Ajr"at ? Irito $M
, tj or-T for jroor wntojoor mrnoratT. noxmg
f Wo fjik a .11 LIn rik cif rfurr.'U'f m Khiirt-lf
SpHnc WarnniX to OnarantoMl sune
M'if rnr aut bi iirrrv. j . .1 10 a. 1 ur. ms.
ii.lat.s7i f'liuvinnot 7rtavltXI. Wiuanrltni
fjn fj-tir. 1 DIWl IVutioni! Unlivery HMaima IvOaa inr
" " our har : i ess
ic s&,iL "re ai Ao. t Ouk :jnncd Leather. .
A.Vt.:T Jig?'. g-A 3 KMios Saddles, anrt Kly Net-). V.Z
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.W.B. PRATT, Sec'y, ELKHART, J ND.
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The fii-st entrance into the Exposi
tion grounds is bewildering. Great
white building's loom upon every hand;
intersecting streets lead in all direc
tions; the grounds are cut up into
miniature peninsulas, islands and con
tinents, by the lagoons which beautify
and, with their craft, enliven the whole
area. The crowds of people, the flags,
the music, all make the Fair a contin
ued holiday, and the eyes grow tired
with endeavors to take in the tout
ensemble of the big show. It reaches
too far and comprises too much for
that. We had determined, beforehand,
to "do" the Fair systematically, but
no system was big enough for the occa
sion, and the succeeding hve days were
given up to go-as-you-ploasc sight-seeing.
And even then, with no set
amount of work to do, and opportunity
for rest and refreshment on every hand,
at all hours, the evenings found us so
tired and footsore that, seated in the
wagonette bowling along rapidly to the
hotel, it was agonizing merely to look
at the pedestrians plodding on either
side!
Our party thtise days consisted of
four Mr. and Mrs. McMullin and the
writer aud his better half. Mac is one
of the most indefatigable of walkers,
and each evening found him apparently
as fresh and unconcerned as when first
he strode thro' the gates at early morn
We envied his endurance, his freedom
from corns, and his lack of advoirdu-
pois. When the cool weather sets in,
we are going to take walking lessons,
train down all winter and spring, and
when next the Association meets and
excursesto the land of the Aztecs, we'll
try his metal on the streets and iti the
environs of Old Mexico. It is record
ed. So mote it be!
First we entered the Missouri P.uild-
ing, registered, and deposited in the are seuarated
hours' view was only a taster to the
ladies, who then and there resolved to
set a day apart for '-a good look" at
the posies. The dinner hour having
come and passed, and the inner man
becoming rebellious with waiting, we
went outside and having seated the fem
inine section of the party in the shade to
await our return with the -prized shoe
box, proceeded to the Missouri building
tor the luncheon, deposited there ere
we had set forth on our tour of inspec
tion. We walked this way and we
walked that; we consulted the map and
started again; we walked across the
bridge to the wooded island, and, of
course, walked back again; we tried
this street and that avenue; we looked
for the Illinois building as a guide, but
all the flags with the state designations
clung limp to their poles in the stilled
atmosphere. Again we started, and
walked some, more, until a stray breeze
came along and distended the folds of
the drooping flags; and lo! not afar off
streamed the welcome legend. Anoth-
Highest of all in Leavening Power. -Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
A&S-OLEJTELY PURE
gard to the other buildings. When the
tired sight-seer first sees the Peristyle
on the lake front, he isn't impressed
greatly with its size; but a walk through
it from end to end opens his eyes. The
'tother end recedes from his step until
his aching limbs and weary feet do
spair of spanning its amazing length.
Understanding the immonsity of the
show, the reader will more readily
overlook inadequacy of description. A
week's visit to the Fair is barely suffi-
er short walk, a longer wait for the ! cient to give one an idea of what he
colored gentleman into whose hands
the precious parcel had been entrusted,
and behold us, jaded but happy, re
turned to our point of departure. We
think eight miles of good walking was
consumed in this way. The luncheon
was soon knocked into 4'pi" a beer
bottle ravished of its contents, and
again the line of march was resumed.
We say "line of march" advisedly
and it was close order, too. The
morning's shuffle through the crowds
had taught us that this system was
necessary to avoid the loss of a part of
our contingent of the Association.
Sight-seeing especially, where the
objects of interest are thicker than
fleas in Egypt, and piled mountain
high in ever-changing scene sight
seeing is distracting and self-conscious
ness disappears. Insensibly, comrades
at first by the interven
might see if he had a year or two to
cess of the difference In the cost of
labor here and abroad to serve the in
terests of monopoly, and both indus
tries have been made profitless by
overproduction.
What our industries need is froo raw
matorials to cheapen products and
thus enlarge consumption, with no
tariff on any higher than the difference
between the cost of labor here and
abroad; and when a tax is thus levied
by Congress to protect labor, labor
should got the full benefit of it.
Whenever we get down to that tariff
devote to it! Missouri's two-hundred- standard onr industries will be perma-
and-odd editors and their wives were neatly prosperous. Until then the
all on the grounds this day, yet, after greed of monoply, fostered by oppres-
we left the Missouri building in the sive taxes on the people, will ever
morning we never saw a one of them make our industries unstable, and la-
so great the space and so many theplac- bor always is the first and tho groatest
sufferor. Philadelphia Times.
Bureau of Information.
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iSHVi.J THE JOAI'O'X',
HIDULSBHOOS, MXSSOTT&I.
SUITS MADETO ORDER AT SHORT MICE
And Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed.
V. El.UF.CIir. V. EFFINGEli
EBRECHT & EFFINGER,
8r InriA
GENERAL
rteken
PILOT KNOB, MO.
a full line of UNDERTAKING 00ES, of All ClHFses and Kinds. Al
dors by Telegraph promptly executed. We have
OA IXjSTK) jST 15W HEAKSEO
of !.:itest Style, thai will be Furnished on Application.
Office One J)oor yorth of V. ICfii vt'cr's; also, at ILbrecht,
JilacL'siit ith Shop.
es in whicn to disperse tnemseives
There were probably one hundred
and twenty thousand people on the
grounds, but nowhere except in some "The Burlington Route" R. R. has
of the more popular displays, was there recently established in a convenient
any jostling or discomfort. Though quarter of its elegant and commodious
the July sun shone brightly from a passenger station, at Chicago, an office
cloudless sky, the weather was delight- designed to afford travelers information
ful; a stiff breeze from over the lake on the thousand-and-one things they-
cooled the air, and, made it a pleasure need to know, with regard to routes,
to tread the smoothly paved streets of rates.connectiona and accommodations.
the wonderful W hite City. it has has been placed in charge of an
About seven o'clock we sought the experienced man, supplied with all rail
"Exit" gate, and passed out into the way guides, maps and time tables, and
every-day world. The wooden barri- known as the "Bureau of Information."
check-room a shoe-box tilled with tion of two or three people; then soon ers fence from each other two worlds It is a place to which all travelers may
luncheon, furnished us by landlord a dozen, two dozen, half a hundred as distinct as Fairv Land from actual mnin fm- inrnvm.nn tn
men, stripped oi au innumerable host flows in human life, or the realms of Dreamland from and correct answer This is the onlv
.'I ' i i . it; i ... a ...I I m
in ni.iuimenia, w(, baiiiwi ioi in me streams between them. I he feminine stern reality. There the Grecian office of the kind west of the sea-hoard
sights to !-ee. Ihe Illinois exhibit, mind in such case is esDeciallv at larce. 1 temnles recall a life covered in theli;0 ,n ti
iu vuuu uu. yiuvo a uoip
and a score of times we were on the dual of centuries; here the voices of the and convenience to the traveling public
point of losing our women-folk in the hucksters and cab drivers, the pop-corn AU trains of the "Burlington" arrive
ever-eddying sea of humanity. So, seller soliciting custom, the cable cars, and depart from this station, and the in-
after a couucil of war, Mac was placed etc., etc., bring you with a dull thud to telligent and valuable service of the
in front, the women next, and we fol- the inexorable present. There it is Bureau may be enjoyed by all patrons
lowed behind, with one eye ever on the play-day; here it is pay-day. You of this line. A special pamphlet will
column of march, and 'tother foraging I brush your eyes, resume your citizen-, be issued by the "Burlington" in the
the displays as best it could. In this J ship, and make a straight chute for near future, giving accurate informa-
order, we that afternoon took in the dinner! tion as to "How to get to the World's'
Manufacturers and Liberal Arts build-1 A pleasant drive anon brought us to I Fair Grounds", "How to secure rooms
ings a l ather extensive job, we fear, the Kenneth; we were pleasantly re- and board at the various hotels, board-
lor thoroughness; but we did the best ceived by a model host and hostess, iner and lode-ino-houses " Trustworthy
varieties and colors, enclosed in glass pOS!Sibie in tho limited time at our dis- and after an elegant dinner, sought re- aeents will be at the C. B. & O. denot ;
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posal. Beautiful and curious exhibits pose from the fatigues of our first day in Chicgo, to impart all in for motion to
visitors. Arrangements will be made
by which some trains will be run direct
to the World's Fair Grounds without
change or delay.
which, contrary to the rule, is in the
State building, was the first examined
Of course, it is principally agricultural,
but in the mineral way it is not to be
sneezed at. Among the other attrac
tions here, is a large picture of a farm
wheat fields, meadows, horses, barn:
etc. all ruado from various colored
grasses and wheat stalks. The inside
building is lacquered, dadoed, and else
wise ornamented, with corn cut across
tho cob: and beans and seeds of all
and soarranged as to form all the
shapes known to inlaid work. The on evc,.y hand from every country on at the Fair.
enectis line, ana at a snort usance the giobCf challenged our attention, ad
thc cyo leads one to believe he is look- miPation and wonder: and before
In another column of this paper will
injron walls upon which the highest unf1 i.,, rcnr c,ir.ov I be found an advertisement of a medi-
fr..c r ti,, Q-.t V...-.-Q K.n , . , , , cine Known as tiiamuenain ti tjoiie, I " -
efforts of tho painter b ait have been became impressed with the truth that cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for sale
expended. The display of fruits, large civilization and enlightenment are hv dmo-mst.. P. If. C!Hsn nf this' nlarA. I A Colorado murderer and
and small, was good, but Old Missouri much more widely diffused than provin- In almost every neighborhood through- the name ot Packer has just been
cannibal
didn't need to stand abashed before it
Next, the Horticultural Building
was taken in, and all tho plants and
all the flowers of all the world Were
here represented. Palms, cacti, giant
ferns, palmettos, banana plants, mag
nolias, and a thousand other forms of
cial ecrotisni teaches.
from China, Japan, Hindustan, Mada
The exhibits out tuo west' tnere are BOme one or sentenced to forty years' imprisonment
more persons, whose lives nave oeen for a dreadful crime committed a score
saved by this remedy. It is natural
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vegetable and tree me. some oi tnom oir land a bystander, lost in admira-
with corrugated names as long as your tion. at length remarked, as in self-
gascar, Java, and other "heathen for such persons to take especial pleas-
countries, were side by side with those ure in
of Christian "civilization," and took
nor prejudice nor shame by contrast.
Viewing one of the displays from a far-1
arm. Flowers bless us! uo tongue
communion, "And these aro tho people I
could tell, no pen set down, nor types wo Spend millions every year to civil-
encompass the varieties, their shapes, hzo anj enlighten!"
colors, etc. We only know that two j
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n. m. oAi ujajLj, ie8iie, juicn.
DOBBS FeRRT. N. Y.
Tni? Onio Ciiemical Co.: Gentlemen: Sometime ao I sent
for fl.oo worth of yonr Tablets for Tobacco Habit. 1 received
,..m oil i-i,rht nnrt nitiimn?h I was both a heavy smoker and cbewer.
they did tho work in less than three days. I am cured.
y Truly yours. MATHEW JOHNSON. P.O. Box 45.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
leasttre to speak a
word of rrai.w for your Tftblets- My son was strongly addicted to the use of
linnn. it,n.,,M ..v.it.nr! T wiulcil to try your I ablets. He was a heavy and
rnndtiint .lrinU-T. Tiut. iftr usine your Tablets but three days he quit UrinkinK.
ami will uot touch liqnor of any kind. I have waited four mouth before, writing
you, in orctr to ksiow the cure was permanent. xours jrniy, ,
M1W. liELEN MOitfiJSON.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Ohio Chemica Oo : Gentlem en : Your Tablets havo performed a miracJo in my case.
I have usod morphine, hypodennicaily, for seven years, ana navo ocen enreu nyine
of years ago. Packer and several
. I enmnnninna Ififl. Salt. T.alfA nifv In tho
recomending tne remedy to r J
others. The praise that follows its in- i" oi 18 lor Colorado to prospect.
traduction and use makes it immense- Two of the party went in another di
ly popular, vv nile it is intended espe- rection. leaving Packer and the flvo
-Jailer frw nnliii n Ti r 1 r t o m riVi l a iiTrcori. I
. unfortunates together. The larger
iwr nH Hi!iirnnpn it. ia filer r I m mon I 0
to cure chronic diarrhoea. If such be Party presently ran out of victuals.and
the case, it is certainly a "Godsend" to j Packer slew his five companions .to
many a poor mortal. keep himself from starvation. Ho
killed them as they lay asleep one
ine nate mass industry. night, and after rifling their pockets.
There are twelve plate glass factor- lasted on the remains until ho could
al to our mind wo shall not attempt ies in tho United States.and all of them uu" Ul luo u eonwin-
to point out this or that paiticular ob- have been closed indefinitely. The e'lDS him the judge is reported to havo
I I . J J J T l .1 . .Oa
iect ot interest, but refer the reader to reasons ffiven are overDroduction. auu,C8SCU Lae luus- oiana up.
one of the "Official Guides," accessible tight money and the arbitary methods cannibalistic devil!" The accused
at the easv orice of 25c. or to the mass of tho elate fflass trust. stood up. "You man-eating fiend, can
" " I . . n t v... a. a.
of descrint.ive matter in the vet chean- Tho nlate P-lass industry was one of 1 uu" fw pro-
er columns of tho dailv naoers. the special beneficiaries of the McKin- hounco 80ntcnc th on you, you
It is said that there aro twenty-one ley tariff. The tariff tax on plate glass
miles of walking in tho Manufacturers was largely increased, and the result
building, and the man who trios to "do" I was a full dozen factories instead of
it is apt to think the statement rather two which existed until recently, and
under than over the truth. We did'nt more plate erlass than is wanted. A
As we took no notes the idea of
working while playing was never logic-
cannibal, when thcro woroouly eight
people in liinchdalo county in 1872,
and you ate fiveof them?"
two packages of your Tablets, and without aay effort on nay part.
ArliWco nil Orilpra to
use of
W. L. LOTEGAT.
RESPONSIBLE s
THE OHIO C'AEMIGAL CO.,
SI, 3 anrj 5p Opera Block. LIMA, OHIO.
The value of a good name was well
exemplified the other day, whon a
man askwl nnn nf nnr rirniroriota
ii. il. i i l 4. : .1 t ,.l 1 ; n .. tn...A wl I . . . .. wl
watK me wuoie uisutuee, uui e uiu tiuso uusug;.iuj( """""" I bottle of Sarfaparilla, "WhoBeP" in
enough to thoroughly tiro us out ere all are shut down and 1U.U0U men sua- quired the clerk. "WhosoP why, Ay
the shades of .evening had gathered, denly thrown out of employment. er's of course. Yo don't suppose I'm
OuVfeet were benumbed and sore with The hijrh tariff tax on steel so whet- H"iUS luu riBKS wun "anna.
.l , . i .i . I .i i. .... . : . nnnu.i:.tn , v. n , . l -
innwonicu exei lion, mug et c wv uiuuc i iuu ine jhcli3 ui tapiLciiioiia iuuu no
I pur exit. As we passed the portals of now have mills capable producing lour j The . Twicc-a- Week " St. Louts Re-
fltfie huge building, a one-legged indi- million tons of steel rails when we public' is, beyond comparison, far
vidual crossed our path. 1 he dismem- consume only about twelve hundred superior to any weekly paper publish-
bered limb had been replaced, not with thousand. The result is overproduc- ed in America. -It is issuod each Tues-
a cork leg framed to deceivo the eye, tion, depression, low prices, and the day and Friday, fourteen to sixtoen
but by a good, old-fashioned, sturdy, first movement made by employers to pages every week, and gives tho sews
wooden pin, shod with metal. As we escape from their own folly is the re-1 0f the day at least half a week earlier
looked upon the insensate artificial duction of the wages of labor. , and much more fully than any weekly.
extenuation, the soles of our feet thrill- The high tariff taxes on plato glass At the same time. Its Literary. Ari-
ed with envy, and longed for repose. have stimulated investment in that in- I cultural and bthor departments aro uo-
Everything connected with the Ex-1 dustry until we have plants capable of surpassed. It fills tho wants of every
;n nn n nr.aml a Pcile. that to nroducinir double tho rdatn n-lna r fflcmuer OI lne muy ana snouia do
. . .... T. .. . I read in every household. It is a great
tho observer size loses its just propor- consume. iven tne complete trust semi-weekly paper furnished to suc
tions. As one instance, tne aianuiact- mat, too possession oi tne glass lac- scribers for one DOLLAK A TEAS, the
urers building is two hundred and tories could not make them profitable. I same price as tho weeklies. An extra
eightv-five feet high, with a promenade and they aro all closed because tho C0W will ho sent froe.for one year, to the ,
... . ..--1 u i i !....,.! x- .. Uopdor of each Club of four new Bnljsorib-
on lop, rowuuii uj, .a,, B.UbWu uu .n.uuk ouyr. erB with foup dollllP8. VVrito for froo
Had the tariH duties heen rodueed Uj a fiamnle conies, and raise a Club. Ad-
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reasonable standard on steel and plate dress THE REPUBLIC, St. Louis, Mo.
glass both of those industries would , t " "
yet so vast are the proportions of tho
structure, that a casual onlooker, if,
asked his opinion as to its height, would
not think of putting it at over ninety
to-day be on a sound basis; but the!
orotic hundred feet. And so with ro- tariff taxes were made largely in ex-
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