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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22
The / ow Shit, and a I ament.

lady correspondent, thus talks Of the nep
fashioned skirt and laments over the dearl
blow issued BY the sair Eugenie to large hoe.
skirts and long dresses:
q be Hew suit is business like ard sensible
but moi viii: stylish. 1t looks as IL ha'
been made Of any oil, kalf worn matcrie
thai one happened 10 have il The house. rirs,
i!y, the new French hoop skirt is scarcely tw,
ana il If saras in circumference The dro-s
is doube skirtcd affair; the under oh
i gltly eored. and reaeling TO tie iustep il
flon' and Of CORES sponding length behind
Over this is q gored skirt Of tie same ma,ei
AL Of Only ,rihng fulncss. an cialt,l If
yard sltoiter than the lower one III some !,
these suits lie bottom skirt i simrlv heinmt,
and bound, and The upper enc is cut in Gin.
and scallops lik. the tont roof Of a CIRCUS
Ab"ye comes the tight fitting basque; am
when he entire dress is sharply trimmed
with oint-. il looks as ii We had busiues,
down town .na L:ldn { time 10 dress up. Oh
isow much pretI er the full dress was. loopef
up over snowy skirt.
'Fa ell, iille gl;mpses ef embroidery -
Farewell 10 he nuitd toancts Of l,urc While
skirt with which we were wont 70 frcstcn o,ll
dusty dress for the street There was toe.
much poetic distinctiveress ins your style !;
The radicals must need pUt youaway ! trust
they are satisfied We look like storm rigce&
schooners. We look like the daughters Of ti,,
sturdy Aotw wegiuus, ready 10 walk along til
shores Of the Cate gat and Skageinck. with The
mercury frozen and tie wind blowing gale
| s-w the oher day, OH n Il enendousiy
barge woman, a brown dress Of some heavy
material nlade IN Ills H. style Tie lor ges,
skirt was trimmed with perpendicular s,nIs
Of black velvet, ,be ur! or skirt was trimmed
Iiagonally, AMI the Las luine Was boiLered
Straight roHnd.
The roor omar locked as if somebody Lac
ben fAllng Ter tiaswist. Then saw
young miss with Ike suMe style Of dress, ot !:
heavy, mot'lcl material. called vic'ori edge
with IarTew band Of fur. Il was JUST suel
gaih as shc dainsel wears w'.o is aioui stepp
/ ing into the reindeer Sleigh up i'll LaFland
bal as i wa. alnil lay, aud the street Wa
I tlasty anu aot icy. il suggested pity tia
iashon car!t never eontlol weather 90 muci
+ fol tie = y9atien ia st., CT SKIRTS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22
Sunday N-glt Anas mems

Going 10 see the girls Sanaay evening is a
custom time honored and observed even in
this city, which generally filings its heals AT
old ca toms. Tie other Sunday evening Two
youths on thoughts Of oouf,ing bent called al
the res dence of young lady found Der al
home ana seated themselves to do the agree.
able. Pretty soon there came ring IL the
door bell. and TWO other youths were admitted.
Now the etiquette is always, in such cases,
for the las conner 10 smile, bow oli,ely, ana
bid their laircharmer adieu, and so ana hun,
up some other girl. Bu orr young men thought
differently ;s'etiquctt be - they was going
to stay until tliose other fellows left. Each
sat down lanking the CRATE and growled un-
utterable things al each other. VIII in this
blissfnl state of ofunccrtaints two Other fellows
called to spend The evening and Givinins t.e
facts in the case they determined TO stay and
see the four out Another young man called
10 take the young lady 70 church, whcreupoi
the two last wickcd.y prevailed upon him Y
stay with tLeta.
When the old gentleman came down stairs,
next morning, seven hats adorned tho .acl. /.
seven sleepy youths sat around the drc, and
seven dull pairs ot black eyes were vainly en-
deavoring 10 look "swcc,ly,, At langnii PM,
OF blue ones. The old gentleman went into
tho parlos and he,i.a .iloye feast, the resul,
ofwhieh WIS mono ct the s.gallants' stayed TO
breakfast -P'orsa Transcript.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22

OH! WE'LL I REMEMBER.

OH! WE'LL I REMEMBER.
Oh well | remember
How sadly tore
The FIRST che -kere'i apron
That svcr wore.
How b ohed and beloved
And 3oded with tears,
When my mother gave me
box on NY ears;
Then big piece OF pie for The damage she'd
done,
To her dearest, her darling, but good-ror,
namgh. son
Ol'i well femctnhcr
t'ihey are fresh n my mind)
Those ,li,le trousers
Ali buttoned behind;
How played in the puddle,
Aud dauhed them in dirt
How M grandmother shook me,
Till screamed with The la 4
Bnt promised to buy me : nice sugar toy,
II I'd but remember to be good boy.
Obi well remember
My advent TO sool--
How got ON The Ounce block,
Ana gct like a fool
How ] pulled out tie paper
FROM tHtllF cufls,
For which was planted
On seat with the girls!
Twas punishment fraught with confusion aud
pain,
But, oil! | should like 10 be pu; there again
Oh well remember
When Older Ia grown,
had 10 spread Glove:
As lsstns twas mown;
And the finger OF fancy
Still po.nta to the charm,
And tn hated Oh grinlstone,
dreaded IL tftfn
For I ehuruei and turned I'll as weak as Il
Cat
And sweat till as wet water-gSakel rat.
OH well remember
The old Sorrei mare,
That tunk ,ne 70 meeting,
To mill and 10 fair
| rode her u p!owtag
I'LL tender ;tnG sore
Iceame my peor Il other,
Md | couldn't ride mare
nu often times since nave heavily sighed
fe u nk If the horse that | dtliiy lni.,t ride
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22

l,ARY nou S E,

CT. CHARLES HOTEL
-. formerly Eichelbergers Hote',l
Co,mer Of Second and Walnut Streets,
MU,CATINE IOWA.
50 James r. Galyean, Proprietor.
Charges reasonable. Free omnibus to and
from boats and cars.
Good sstabling in connection with he house,
and farmers will be accommodated Ms we'll
and at the same rates they pay elsewhere.
Nov. 2. l86G:nStf. F4
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& City Eul Of Vice.


There ate today lii the city Of Chicago
thousands Of find,yiIua ;. bo,h male and female
who ARE unable 10 obtain employment The
laily la.ess are crowded with their solets>
tons tor work. Basinsss men OF all descrip-
'iou- vie ljfefaiy besiegel ~ applicants far
situations. The cheap boaseing i.opses of Tie
city are filed wiki people wle woald gladly
tabor esei fat- thy merest piftauce. This class
Of indi'idaa are moi long in lie " before
lheir sbs stock of fluids Is exhausted AMI
they are rel ced 10 such straits that in their
desperation they proceed to lac commission Of
crime Tie u mer's bay ssghs~at his weali-
o, lifa In lie ais.aa, city. isea le arrives Al
IN age wi.efehs ow discretion is his g;siae, "
goes 70 tue metropolis. lie seeks enginymea',
and il is dst.ied. Finding in sAos.time that
he iseasagel N ,si"b3ras hopeless as the iasl,
.. s. ,ipa.ts. h. bseon,s d1sstps9ei ana reel-
hess; ami Is ri.c ior revolt ss4ins. he iassisa-
ions q speieiy.
The plb4e u sno.s de not cantaia ttno of
the number Of painted sirens ia. lure met to
destruction They are usually the last resor.
Of fallen s5;na ohooi There are huudleds OF
girls in Ills ets working for salaries thai will
uot pey iieif board Yet ti4es faunt npoa tho
pub!iep. ealcnatle dressed iii ihe richest a pparei
There is no effect without a cause, and tie
cause eav he found in the r.ut that upon the
altar a ps,.dH they have saeraiscd iheir .ir-
tue. Das 4 Few weeks ago, IN manntaciory
il this city thai employs nearly loo girls, a
large number OF them were u.en hea 4 discuss
iae different ways OF disposag O. that piice
less Jewel their homo. one girl said that her
wages Ne.e insufficient for ier su.ielsHee
snl thai for her vart she waula willingly
eln2raee lie inst opportunity 10 become the
mistress ot airy han tha! uaald keep her
The sentiment was applaa,iesi b the rest With
cries Of :gaals so; 20 Wi Some went
further even, ana propose! obtain rooms and
then aslopt sGree -salsias. Ih.s is fearful
deye!opmsut III ChFiStiau city, ye; il is t,t,e
II is i subj i ior reLec,ion--tsod icr n.ea.ia-
lion.
There are numbcriess causes that lead 20 the
destruction Of social fabrics aud in view OF
existing eif,ums aiees, tie proper measures
for their removal sisoula he the earnest study
OF all Interested in The gio III aud prosperity
of HID pu - ffbt,r ana Tn4Fz
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tirned every thought to saving lie child, for,
even in those few short moments. the dailiug
had woa strangely and deeply on my love
Nearer and nearer! swilter and swifter!-
the roar OF the mad waters growing louderi
u I'll at iengih the edge was reached Close
to r.y Bosom bore the child. shielding i, as
well as cou.d, and in a moment my eyes
we're closed benath the boxing food Down
do" n---tiowl--a like top-,hen
away oyer tile bed Of smooth rocks; and hon
finally opened my eyes | saw tie shore no,
far Oft, and quickly discovered that | could
stand ON niy feet, with my head out of wafer.
Was The child safe
They tod me yes. looked up and saw the
cherub smile, and then my brain whiriel rs
il had in food, and sank into lie sti ong
arms Of one OF my men, quite Dizzy and
faint.
Who's child was i;
''lhe nurse TOOK it away, replied my or
der,y, "and it is alive and WE'LL"
Butneilher knew. The woman who had il
in charge vas stranger, and anxiety on my
a::ouni and prevented their ing many qdes-
lions.
l. was now eight O'Clock ana had been in
| my quarters for an hour arose, feeling
quite sore, a.i my left arm was 20 lame that
could not lit il. took little warm wine
and ale ligit sapper, All by ten clock
fel; 9uit strong.
4 la the mornng | felt sore and stiff nj was
| forced 70 hang M # am in 5 ing Wall
1 cr, whru he came, suggested that the duel he
~; of but l would lisren to no such PROPOSE
! tiun.
4 fes glasses Of wine made me fell better
and believed NY right hand wcIll be steady
!; enough
Ai halfspasi SIX We took our pistols ana
I started fnf The place. which was in a seelntlea
spot On he river, heut Lalg mile below the.
fails | 81 >omcw hat TAI igassi when reached
[, he place, and was forced &c cali on my second
/ tor his #hisky fash. III a lit'ie while the
major eul aaiatau made their appsa ra = &C,
and suggested to Walker That would like to
| have tie affair cveras shon as possible. / was
/
growing ac:,. assi sh.hy. though | did no.
j, ,ell them 81. He had oFened the pistoi case.
and was la.,n4 ont he weapons, when Mr.
! Dow&er aqproaol'p4 us.
"Gentleraen," he said, Major FarweIl
/ wishes 10 spaak bsiore sc proceed ana fur
ther.
II ara ready 10 listcn I replied .oily iii
lin be ID brief a. possible.
!, Presently the Major cane towards me.
Captain, he slii With pereeptibe ircmn-
lousness in A.s tone. i have challenged You
aud tie arra ngcments are ali made. | will
stand u lege agn ana yoa may fire at ne
You mean "a viii exei.anse shots. said |
/ Ne, he returned, shaking his head. Il
cannot ise Al You.
! But sir what means this ] cried in
! amasement
] ,lla 5aa not knoM he asked .emingly
! equally i.alazea
! assured him that dill act
| ie4 sa8ed human lite last night
/ YES; sayll caerlb.
/ 80 yea kLoS wkcsa c..e,ub IL was r.
1 ted him tia, | had nai The least idea.
I V .th quick movement he advanced and
i eaaait my hand.
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a new name for he Petroleum arissccracy
-she 0.'ige-chy.
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Parties wishing to insure in this desirable
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A story is told Of Stewart, the diy goods
millieraire, thai, knowing a certain Article
was raising, lie sent to Boston merchant to
buy up everything OF the kin d al the hub
Tic overlooked the putting up Of his own pri-.
ces. however, to corrcsIo..d 10 the rise. The
Bosioniaa fund it out, and bought bali o.
Stewarts own stock at two cents a yard less
han the market rates, before tie merchant
prince fussna it GUT, Stewart had u buy his
uwn goods At an advance