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TEnaIBLE AcolDENT.
Forty Right Persons Crushed aud
Burned to Dealh. IT

NuHtltLtknA EtHnuuh sNEtLNnNu nllu
burned TO Dealh.
BuBrALo, December is,- THE New
York express train from Cleveland on
the Lake Shore road, due here at i2:iI
P. Nj being badly behind time when
Two miles this side 81 Angola, either
from defect In a rail or iiost, met with
D aetioua accedint about three O'Clock
this afternoon. The two rear passen'
ger cars were thrown OF the track and
rolled over an embaukment OF twenty
feet. Atrain with surgeons, ofiicers 81
the road and others, LEFT at four o'clock
TO render assistance. The killed and
wounded are expected here al nine
O'Clock, aud every preparation ls being
made by the citlsensl To- make The
wounded comfortable " k4k{ Atle
The following ID o list of the killed
and wounded, as far as ascertained:
Rfled-Mfs, j. MsSttong OF Buffalo;
Mary Freeman, residence unknown; j.
z. Hayward, Agent OF Road at State
Wounded Anna Maria Gates, Corfu,
N. Y; Mary Moore, Brooklyn. N, Y;
Mary Sheldon and child, Corfu, N. Y;
Mrs. II. A. Thomas, Utica; r. NJ. Rus.
sell, Franklin, Tenn; w. L. Pettin,
James Brown, Buffalo; Mr.. Lalng and
two children, Groton; Mary Sales, Cor
70, N. Y; Robert and Ann McBarthy,
Princeton, Ill; Daniel Carr, Brooklyn;
Lydia Strang, Buffalo; Ira BAbcock aud
wife, Syracuse; Mr.. Fofbhsh, Buffalo;
Robert Stewart and wife, Oneida; Mrs.
Hamlln, Buffalo; Minnie Mccarthy,
Lowell, Mass; w, II. Moore, Brooklyn;
Albert Riyensburg, Albion, N. ": ].
o, Cribb, Salem, Pa; A. Il, Thomas,
Utica; n. Copeley, Minneapolis, MINI;
VIII, Teller, Utica; Mrs. Z, Il. Thomas,
Kenosha, Wis, Garrett Hurley, Cory,
Pa.;J. N. Aver, N. Y; Charles W.
.MissisgS Stephan stewart, President
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-29

could place him--his handsome face flushed
AMI almost purple, his active brain, foe once
completely stnpitied.
in the morning | was awakened by the
sound Of sobs. white scared face stood over
me, weak trcmbin voice cried out %, Phil
ip, your poor brother -
sprang from my bed. My friends, knew
the truth soon enough. Herbert had recover.
ed Consciousness in the night sufficient IS
mislead him. He bad. fallen from the win
dow, height Of twenty feet IIeg was still
living. In vain my prayers and tears and
anguish. @ '*
Young men, he is still living but NJ incur
able IDIOT. Now will you ask me to take the
accursed stuff! Yes, the curse Of the living
God rests upon it 1t has burdened my life,
it-has ruined as noble an intellect MS ever was
ready to battle with the faults and folies OF
the world. Do you still jeer and laugh be-
cause l uiH not be Joridi! will tell you, if il,
was living thing, won!d strangle it-anj
there is nothing upon earth hate with such
deadly hatred"
There was deep silence. Not one in ali
the company seemed inclined to drink again.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-29

nothing could ever soften him toward ler
again. How was it that at the first sight OF
tina: pale thin face, with all its girlish bright
ness gone, his heart melted, and he bent over
her, his eyes dim with emotion. She put out
her hand.
ibid yon see Mr.. yanderhuysons name
among the passengers by The Europa - she
asked. "Ile wen, because he and were done
with each other. l am almost done with life,
too, sometimes think. tried too keep my
promise. until broke down under it. don t
know as you will ever forgive me, but you
must not despise me for sending for you. If
l die, wanted to feel first that we were
friends again
"Despise you My darling My darling"
He was never ashamed Of the tears that
fell Oh those poor, thin hands Of hers. think
that TO her they were the dew of life Do you
need me to tell you how soon she was we'll
again ?-Or that, as Paul Livermorc's happy
wife, she has never missed the Vanderhnyson
diamonds?
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-29
Extempore Preaching.

The Eydngelist gives Rev. Newman Halls
account of how he learned extempore preach
ing, as follows:
When went to college, it seemed to me
that should never be able to say word in
public without writing. Blu, soon determin-
ed that was going TO be a preacher, u nd par
ticularly if wanted to b. anything like a
successful preacher, must form the habit of
extemporanous address. So went into my
room, locked the door, placed the Bible before
me on mantle, opened it at random, and then
on whatever passage my eye CHANGED to rest,
proceed to deliver discourse Of ten minutes
This practice was kept up an entire twelve
months. Every day for Whole year. ten
minutes were given to that kind of speaking,
in my own room by myself. AT first found
it very difficult 20 speak SO long right to the
point. But then if coudn, talk on Tie sub
jcct could talk atout it---maki.g good re.
| marks and moral reflections being carefu
to keep up the flow. and say something 10 tht
| end Of tue term ALLOTTED or the exercise. A.
the end of the twelve months. how ever.
found could not only speak with a good dc
gree Of fluency, but that could hold mysel
strictly to the subject in hand siou take thi:
course. Don't do your practicing on an audi
epce. That is outrageous.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-29
tn. Land Owner.

When come within sight Of my farm after
having been away, pleasant sensation arises
within me that no other feeling can eqi.l.---
am at home on my owu land. These are my
,wn acres, which the combined power Of the
country has guaranteed to me. 1t is mine,
+ there is anything stable in the world this
- it, My fireside, therefore is built upon
hrm foundation. AMI my children are safe.
We are not intrudcL upon no one hes .
right TO DO this the strong arm Of the Law is
ever ready to defend rs. Here | have my
wor-hip unlis,urbed. l attend to my con-
Germs unmo.esteI. In . word, am a. home.
And when my acres wave with grain, that
! grain and those acres are mine. own them
aud feel them. They are part OF myself.
| Ny cattle, not the cattle Of thousand hills,
are mine. have RAISED them, am the cause
of their existence. know every one ns.
know ms household II Boss" and "Br!nlle.
and kitty. The cow has face inteli-
gent as many a person. ana much more syiu-
/ pathy in i.--honest old face. | could not "
well without il.
] This is the farmers privilege; and il ho
| loes not make the most OF it, he is no; worthy
| 10 be farmer. II he does no state in life is
eq AL to it. He has all the poet speaks Of in
nature, no such rains as his --f.agrent shows
ers. so are the winds, which are always
,there-easily raised AMI readily subsidelj-
| There are the fields III. their blue skies oSer
them and birds as musicians. The earliest
birds Of spring whose arrival is 50 interest
| ing, are only enjoyed here. And 50 with the
first Of eyerythi"g-howers, g,a>s. leaves,
| fruit and the various changes Of the seasons.
! But, most the freshness OF the wind, ever
sounding in your ears, with sense Of clean.
illness of nature asoand you. Anil you are re
spected; few like the farmer, if any; few so
happy as he. Anl thus h 9 dies and is bur-
| Jed in his own acres venera:el BY his Gail.
lren.-Rra, World
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-29
Amorous but Unsuccessful.

On q recent Sunday evening a young man,
whom for the sake of convenience We will cal
John, went to visit the girl whom he called
his own. The fair Que resides near the canal
During the evening the young man Of ,L,l
name of John was unable to conceal the wis
Of his heart and in tender accents declared
his desire that the young lady should consent
to be his. He met with Hat refusal The
ardent John still pressed her further, declaring
that, If she would not accept him he would then
and there drown himself in the briny waters
Of the canal. AZ this threat lid not effect the
desired purpose. he proceeded TO carry it out
He plunged fearlesslv into the murky food
and waded out until the chilly water reached
that the evening on which this occurred wa.
none of The warmest. Retreating before fin
ally carrying ont his purpose, John cried out,
shvering with cold:
W-w-wll you marry me now! 2"
! Nor
I In he plunged again, this time until tie
water reached his neck, and again he halted
before the last plunge.
i "Ww-will yoa marry me now?'
! sNot'
! Again he went in, this time going fairly
under the wafer, 50 far that only the top Of
his head could be discovered above the sui>
! face, but lie emerged and staggered out Of tie
canal and shivering worse than ever, sputtered
OUT
.N-n-now w-will you m marry me 2
! MOT
"WeN, don't care d-darn whether you'll
marry me or not. You won't get me in the
canal again y
Nor did he again essay his fortune in the
uncertain deep. shivering ana chattering
with his ;ec,h, he quickly departed and re.
turning TO his home, sadler, and let us hope
! a wiser mani Toledo B,a!e.
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9gritnltural.
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Agricultural COLLEGES.

Lieutenant Governor Que Of this State, has
been east visiting agricultural Colleges. In
hts pnpcr the iosru .ycsthre,t We find The Ssl~s
lowing note Of that in Michigan:
''The Michigan College was established in
1851, and was the first purely Agricultural
College started in this country. It wss los
Gated in the dense forrest three miles cast cf
Lansing and being an experiment, il encoun.
tered many difficulties for long time, until
it received tire land grant few years since,
which now placed it beyond the cnpriccs Of
Legislation. 1t has now ched position Of
great usefulness. and is becoming one Of the
best educational institutions in the Vest All
re orts that it is a failure are gross libels
circulated by the enemies Of the Institution
1t had long contest with the State Universe
~. tsimilnr to The one in our State four years
ago. in which the University sought to rob il
Of its land grant, absorb the College ami es-
tablish an Agricultural Department, as was
sought by the Iowa University. But the
schemes were defeated, the grant secured TO
he College, and is now in a most prosperous
condition. SO great is the desire for farmers
sons to secure admission that three hundred
aud twenty applications we're refused the
present year for lack of room for accommodate
ton. II is intended to erect new boarding
house next season to meet the demand for
more ROOM While at the College we enjoyed
he hospitality of President Abbot, who has >
fine residence, one Of four OF the Professors
houses er, c,ed by the State near the College
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-29

1t is not COOL practice to let the sheep run
out on poor, frost-bitten pasture, US long as
they can maintain life, before taking them, up
and feeding them. Indeed half the winter OF
sheep depends upon the condition in which
they in on tha first Of December. If they have
had to provide for themselves up to this date
and even up to the first Of January, IS is fre.
quently the case, they are in very poor conLi-
tion to Withstand the inclement season Of
winter, and many Of them will co--s to Nm un ;
timely grave.
One Of the great secrets Of success With
sheep, is to begin to feed early in autumn,
just as soon IS the pastures begin to fail II
the pastures fail the sheep will fail too, una
less they have outside all. They cAnnot be-
gin the winter in too gool condition. II they
are strong and far, they are prepared to r.,
sist the cold and storms but if weak and
poor, they fall an easy prey to the trying
winter weather
Every sheep man should thoroughly Gull
his flock at this season and dispose Of ell the
old and poor sheep at some price or other.-
This Is another secret Of success in sheep rails
ing-sell off the poor ones-kecp the best ones.
This is the season to Gull the dock before the
winter sets in. Don't full 10 do this il you
would be successful wool grower.
Another secret Of success is, to keep no
more sheep than yon can, keep we'll. Have
pleanty Of pasture for what you keep and
p,eanty Of hay and grain to feed them in win
ter. II you want them to have heavy fecces
they aust have heavy feeding cant havo
them without. It pays to feed all kinds Of
stock we'll PARTICULARLY sheep.
Another matter OF great Importance is, to
have good shelter for sheep--;i is indispensi-
bic almost to success. Cheap sheds can bo
put up that will warl off the cold winds and
rains. Ne DO not advocate close yards for
sheep. Exersiee is hea.thful AMI if they can
h>ve the pickings to DO found in the feds in
cur latitude in winter-the exercise and grass
they get, are highly beneficial to them, Blue
grass pastures, rye fields &C., are worry desir-
able to the flock master.
+ Ha&
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-29

An editor who seems to have lost his tenn
per, gets off the following we'll mcrired hit:
Those fellows who don't take their home
paper watch them they arc always on the
alert on publication day, and when tie papers
come around to your place OF business, are
the first 10 snatch it up: failing in this, they
read it over your shoulders, too impatient to
demean themselves in u respectable manner
Spot those fellows. They are small souled,
s,ingy handful, who go through the world on
other folks money.
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Two Occasions when Gen Grant was
angry.

No man in the country possesses greater
c-ntroll over himself than Gen. Grant. Gen
Webster, his former Chief of Staff, states tha
during his long and intimate connection with
him he never saw his chief display an exhi
bition of temper except upon two occas IONS
once when he detected private soldier de.
fling spring of water near Donaldson, and
afterward at Corinth, when suffering an in
digsity from Halleck. After Johnson's Lefea,
and death at Shilo, Ee.uregard, it will be re.
membered, returned to Corinih aud fortified.
Halleck summoned his Generals to council
Of war to determine upon the best means for
disloging the enemy. One after another was
called upon for his views. When Grant sug-
gested his plan OF attack, Halleck poo-hooed
it in the most insulting and indignant man
ncr. The former made no reply. Ills wer
lip, however, became very tremulous, show.
ing that he keenly felt the indignity, and up
on returning to his tent was depressed for
hours. lie yet made no illusion to the OCCUR
renee, beyond remarking to his Chief Of Staff.
that Ilalleck had deeply wrouged him. Sub
sequen,ly. when Deauregard hal escaped
it became clearly apparent to all
the Generals that, had Grants advice been
followed, Corin.h would not only been cap
turcd, but Beaurcgards army would have
been cut in twain, and the retreat Of q por-
ton Of il cut off,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-29
cider Vinegar.

Let the cider stand in a warm place until II
is quite sour--the souaer the bestcr--shen
draw it, of into another barrel and odd
quart Of mother from good cider sinegas.-
The Smother can bs obtained by the aid of q
hook maeeof wire. Stop tup and place Il
where it is warm. The warmer. the plassithe
sooner it y III become vinegar. We have made
our vinegar In this way for years and nsver
failed. We have no fellowship With ~ idea
o. leaving vinegar barrel standing spsn to
catsA dies or oshex insects equally Is sejse-
AoNA0ie ! =! s4Ssta.sAa ss2 ssAsS As.3 81
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-29

"Dont you know me?' said Kentucky
soldier to his Former commander. "No, my
friend, | DON'T Why, sir You once saved my
life. "Ah, how was that?' "why, my dear
sir, l served under you at the battle Of Fort
ponelson, and when you ran away at the be.
ginning Of the fight, I ran after you-else
might have he.n killed God bless you, my
prcscrvcr, my benefactor
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-29

Mrs Crane, wife OF A. B. Crane. residing
aboat four miles sonth Of Dresden, was kicked
by . horse and seriously injured few days
since She led the horse to tho stable and re-
moved the halter, whereupon he turned and
kicked with both feet striking her in the back
and causing very severe internal iojuries.
from which she il not likely torecoser.
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Il S. NJ Q OK E !,

S. MOORE,
At his Gallery over Galley l. Jo!'n.
stOi:'> Store, is prepared to do Pll' ~
GRAPHING and AMBROTYPING a the
most improved style. Daguerrcoty, ~ and
Ambrotypcs enlarged.
Patronage solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed. u.s.. MOORE,
vlnl ly. Artist.
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RRORS OF YOUTII.--A gentleman who
~ suffered for years from Nervous debility.
Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youth
fnl indiscretion, will, for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need il, the re-
cipc and and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which he was CURED. Sufferers
wishing To profit BY the advertisers OK perience
can do 50 by addressing, in perfect confidence
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0DA wA9ODs

Having had over fifteen years experience in
repairing watches, clocks, iewery, &C.; and
am contiLent OF my ability to do frst-ciass
work. Customers may rest assured that
will spare no pains to
GIVE SAT ISAAC rloN:
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ALL Work Warranted.

Renber the place, Sign of the wateh, South
the Public Square,
Toledo, iowa
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