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Sic totale SonnenfinffcrniB.

Chicago, g. 4uaut Oie Sonnenfiniternib
bot in Sprinaiielo, SQs., elm erltaunensperbes uno
erbabenes Ybdnomen bar. Ser Simmel NOR boil
tommen flar uno aud nidt Elm B6fden mar iitbt-
bar. YrDfelior pearce BON Sarparo' batte Obhut
Iber Die 8eobadtunsen, tuelhe na6e benz Gitp Ge=
Der gclpe wurben BON GERM 8lof aus Bolton ees
noumen. Nls Die Sotal. 8erFniteruns itattfanb,
boten Simmel uno groe cine Scene Gd)reden erre=
aenoer grbabenbeit bar Cine alGn5enoe, bernitein=
farbiae Corona (2idtfreis) erid)ien rings um Sonne
uno Mono uno idpB 2ibtltroblen nab ollen Gd,
tuneen aus. porauf Der gan5e soriioat Don oeriel<
ben 6arbe erleuhtet puroe. Die Ylaneten Werflr
uno Uenus uno cine 4n3abl 6riterne, tparen oeut=
LID Iidibar, aber es puroen feline Ylancten SDiben
Merfur uno Der SDnne entoedt.
gs muree cine eldnSenoe rotbe sSiamme an Der
weitlid9en 8ren3e Der Sonnenideibe geleben. 0as
unter Dem Wamen 8ai!ep's Seaos betannte Ybd
nomen tpurbe aud beutIid} seieben. meldes, mic
YrDieIor Yearec 9laubt, ourh Die Nefractlon oes
1ihts peruriadt naro. Sic Sorona our 3eit Der
Sotalperiinierune purbe ourd1 Die atmolpbdre Der
SDnne peranlabt g8Ghreno Der Sotalfinlternib
noeen 86sel in ibre Welter uno bas 6eserpieb in
ibre Stdue ooer uuf ibre HubeplGbe in ben Sdu=
men, Cine in Der 9tdbe bes Heierooirs wsioenoe
Seerbe Giibe lief nit auiseridteten G0pfen nno
Shpdnsen uno NIT lidtlh erlArodenen Sllten
nah Der Staot, uno b0rte nidt aul 5u laufen, bis
bic Sonne ibre grl6einung mahte.
Oie BeObabtungen baten Den beiten grfolg, no
Die BON germ 8lod genommenen photographs wa=
rem niemals 8rDBer on 3abl ooer poatOmmener in
oer Nusfibruns.
Sn Mattoon. SG., muroen bic 8eobahtunsen
BON Dem 9srpfeiIDr 8. g8. Soueb BON benz Obers
patorium in Qlbanp, q. g., Yrofeiior Oaoio uturs
raD, Gutsars College. Nen 8runswif, N. s., pro=
feiiOr g. Uf. Gasbebap, Silsborousb, ST.. uno Ell.
ner 9anSen In5abl anoerer NtronOn,en uno Wdn=
ner Der YBilienidaft aus perihieoenen Sbeilen Der
Der. Staaten anseltelt, unb es itanben ibnen bic
belten SnItrumente 5u @ebote. -
@enau nm llbr IL Winuten unb II Sefunoen
trat bic totale Geriinteruns elm uno Stern mad
Stern nadte ieine eri1einuns. Oie Corona NOR
ibre gldn5enoen Gi6tltrablen um Die idwar5e Gu'
gel wdbreno Swei Winutsn unb 80 Sefunoen. Si'
| grleuhtuns mar sleid Der in elmer monobeier
| gtaht uno Die Semperatur nor AZ @rao tIbler als
eine Stunoc 5upor. Oie Gclipfe enoete um Wtl
nuten unb % Setunoen na1 6 llbr. Sle an9eltel
ten 8eoba6tunsen itmmten poltonmen nit Del
porber semadten Bere6nungsn iiberein.
Dor Der Gcliple uaren 6leden auf Der Sonnen
'ihsbe iihthar, une ppn i9ren 3 'sbr berpcrraesne
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-12

Mm Mittu d batten mir bas gersnusen, Srn.
Oanlel Neubarb, Den S6abmeier bon Wonroe
County, auf unierer Office su ieben. er. Neubaro
bient idon i'm stpeiteE Sermin als SdaBmeIter oes
Gounps uno iit Elm alter geler oes 9Beltboten. ct
er3dblte uns, oaB oas Sidbtden Woobsfielb bIbid
sunilnmt uno baB bas neile gourtbaus Elm pabres
Yradtgebduoe miro.
Gin alter Mann Nantens Gong tuurbe ON
Wfontas auf ieinem Bese nad @abannab BON amei
&erlen angebalten Die i6n 5u berdIben lu1ten. Oer
Wtann Debrte fid, tpuroe aber BON ben Sd)urten
tnrhterlih 9el4lagen. gbe Die StraBenrduber ent=
fisben tonnten, tam Silfe bsrbsi anS es sslans.
Dentsitens etnen nod ner3peifelter 8egenpebr 81
uberwdltisen uno su fneben. St liBt in Der Sail.
@tarfer Sabaf-O Ser uObio gasIe," Der in
unierer yabaritabt 2aneater seorudt mirb, ftdeint
feline bobe Wteinuns BON uniern Gountn Gommi1d=
rem su baben. gr idbliebt enen Nrtifel iiber bic
gorfdle in uni ierer Sail uno i'm Gourtbaus nit ben
folsenoen Worten: e..
.gBir fommen su benz @dluiIe, baB bic County
GommiiIdre BON 5rantlin gountp giel lino uno mir
ipetten eine aiite gisarren, oab mir in oisiem ur-
tbeiIe i'm Hedbte iino."
98r boffen, bab irsenb elm Golumbuser fd) bic
Ulibe eeben miro benl feden 2ancaterianer bic gi=
aarren absu8eiuinnen. IS iolten aber teine Stin<
taoores iein.
Sie SonnenfinfterniB am 9amitae lieB
feline Wtlnute auf f1 narten. Ser Pmmel mar
bier flar eenns nm ben Yerlauf oieer ntersiianten
Natnreriheinuns geb6rig 5eobaGten 5u f6nnen.
Gs tpar fur bieie @eseno nur cine tbeilpeie Berlin,
iteruns, Die nod einen tleinen Streifen Der 9on-
neniheibe in Sorm elmer Sifel ibrig lieB. Gin
uralter Settler, Der Die grihe;nuns einen Mueen-
bid beobahtet bate, mari srserb iein seidtudrs-
tss @las auf ben Boben uno erfldrte bic @ei@idte
fur einen @umbus. SIN Sabre 1906, als er nod
elm teiner 8ub sepeien, ba babe er cine pirflidbe
Sonnenfiniternib Ter n,einte cine totale eeeben uno
oa Jet es todounfel seporoen, Die Sdbne haben se<
frdbt. Die 9unbe baben fdb perfro6en unb Die @er=
ne baben 10 beQ eeIdienen tpie um Mitternabt. 9e
Nteni9en uno Die Bet ieien eben idledbter eepors
ben uno es laiIe Rh nid)t einmal mebr cine reipsc=
table Sonneniniternib aufbrinsen, me in Der rsu=
ten alten 3eit." gBenn Der Mlte nur pl6blid mie-
Der jung peroen t0nnte bann tuiroe er einaeiteben,
oaB oas @eihmdb bon Der .euten alten 3eit" Elm
iebr GROCER Sum5us lit. Ste 3et dnoert Iid nidt,
wobl aoer Der Wenid1, menn ct alt uno gries9rdmis
miro uno aQes eiteI finoet pie enit Der uweile Sa=
Iom0."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-12

gSie Gr. Spbniton's Gpecifie erfunben
murbe. - gs 1T befannt, bab tpenn Semano cine
Speiie bic ct germ iBt, 5u bdufis uno in 5u erobem
Wtabe genebt. mandmal gan5 pl6blia Elm Gtel Dor
berieben entftebt, 10 oaB man oieie Speiic pater
aar nidt mebr senieBen fann. Sizes lit aber bel
Viner seriebt beito tdrfer miro ien 0eraneen bar=
nah. = beito tnebr iebnt er iid oarnab. Oteie ei=
gentblmltbe 8orliebe fir Spirituoien bur6 Sin=
sufisuna elmer anoern Subitans gu serit0ren, oas
mar Die Iblift bes Or. Sobniton. gah iabrelun=
gem anseitrenstem Stubum uno iorsfdltisen st.
gen nit Dem unbdnoisitsu grfolse setr6nt gr ent=
bedte 9ewiiIe Subtan5en. bic mirflb Die Seilfrdfte
beliben UNI in aen 6dlen Die 8orliebe flr seiitise
@etrdnfe al serit0ren
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-12

Nep Dort, 7. Nueuit.- Bfiriide @eifern
famen nibt meniaer als 7S Gienbabnpaeen bon
Yfirlide in Seriep Gitp an, Die an Nep ::Dorter
oieies Sabr iberreidlid 0ie Yfiriit= @drten in
We,u: Serlep uno Oelapare 8eisen cine 5rudtiiiae,
ME lie lett pelen Sabren nbt ba mar. SeBt lit, ba
Der YHrIid Dtonat crit beginnt oieie fotIide rudt
nod 5iemld tbeuer (Sl25 biz S3 so per &orb), iie
miro aber balo i'm Yrelle iinten uno sesen oas Gnoe
Der Yhrlidlailon miro man einen &or5 poa YfrIte
pobI fir so Gents taufen f1nnen.
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Sie bette Wrsnet!

Snbem Bet Der iesiaen Sabres;e 8ranfhetsr M Dtarr"
bse @bpera Mcrbis IT, T. ~ sduiG suro1men IL erlauter
mir nns bierit benz yublifum i'm auaemeineu sur Natdt
III bnse bas BET olhen 8ran beten quite rpbe sDen bic
bette 9ne nb Elm ieber ttise Arst pirb beelbfn. enn
er psu bern Cute uab Netbet nbereus it, serrrbnen unb
aus bieIem 9rnbe m6hen mir Sebermann barauf aunert
fam MAIDEN cab mir befGnbs eine d6ne auewabl o,eSer
Meiue au 2assr baben upobl beutide als frans0ade.
9beobalb II. Sobn,
255 CUB ScditraBe Columbus. s.
SuIi 81. Init %
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8rduerei 7u perfaufen.

SD mhnie msne Yrauersi, bic In benz ten 3ufdnee III,
nit aQem III elmer 8rduere bbrt als Gdier unb ipr
sss 8raureisrdthe. tile peraufsn. aut babe m Gin
suteS gBpbnbaus. nit itcp. peter III Der Sraureiae-
bort, su Yeraufen Saebe liest d aRes DfIi1 pom Ab.
lamb, in Niblane Co., Sttc.
gBesen Ndberem enos man fih an ben Gssntt inner
--hs Sac. 8alDet,
npbnbat adj gPsIen Inbpe6ia bon ablanb. Ober bet
9eter gDiles, IN Aiblanb, Nlbanb Co., 8.
SuIt s. lint ID
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uneht.

Gin nod untriieli&eres 3eiden lit ober unter Dem
Iinten 6lIeel oes Molers su ieben: Bei ben edten
fiebt man nGmlib beutlidb bier 6eoerreiben unter
benz 6lisel, mdbreno lie bel ben uneaten oeridmom=
Yuntt Der fali9en Noten: i'm uebrisen iino iie aus
ge3eidbnet aus9efubrt.
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Bierbrauerei su perfaufen.

Cine gut enseriete 9ie,brauerei In Nlan, Gre Gpun
y, Stc, nit ebr sutem gBaer unb brei ader 0anb TT
oeriaufen. Mdteree BET .. Rrabah d i'm Oeutihsn Get
smsnt 5urpn Gpunt9, Sbir, pbsr bet @. 5arter Wian
Grte Co., Sbip.
Sui %. Int ~
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&umDrtfif6eS.

- Gin enaliibes 8latt iaste in Der 8eidreibur !
elmer Yroceilion:
rDie Yroeellion mar iebr fd6n uno beinabe 3me
Meilen lang, ebenio aud oas @ebet beg Gapanai
0r. peub's." E. -
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9tarb.

sn 9uneans SAILS, Musfnsum Co.. Otic. ben !: Iusua
1869. eva aus, sebprene Shneioer. Dteelbise
be i'm Sabre l75 in 9tmba Rbenfres, Saiern. ssbrrsn,
erreite bemna Elm Nlte pom IS abren, Wonaten unp
II 3asen. Das SsrabnB Der Ieprbenen fanb am Nu>
quit itatt. Srebe tbrer u DE.
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Gusuf 4,
9Duntp=GDntmiHGr.

DEM 8elansen peler 6reurbe aus allen ben perf1hensn
5rmnbips Spn fSranfn gpunp enprehene, perhe i'd ais
gpdnta gpnlridr aueten. SD perbe. in, aue meiner Gr.
pdbluns meine 9Ht1n ebrltb uno mad beitem a8en unb
aDnnea erfulen.
s. O'Y. Genid
Su 81. bp nm
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Mdblmii1le III rerten ge1uht.

Gin iunser @lann wanh mad Der Grnbte cine Mablmnt.
te nit bs Gneen. am lieben NIT aDaierfraft III
ten in einsr suten 9ssenp. Nabsufrasen BEL
Gbriit gnael.
Upper Sanbusts, W9anbot &C.,, ..
SuIi Is. Int 10
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Gin bic S6ubma6er

in Der Gtact unb anf bem laube!!
SD serfaufe Unit reiner gbenut Dat aeserttes) ints-
&aIbs uno Oberteber iebr bius. 8uenoS Mpres
unb dldhter Ileber 10 btnta ais traenb Semanb
in Otc. SD Babe gum Iusssrtau sinn gsprab son franI
ioidem 8slbs uno &inbsIseer, 0inine anp Rpans.
Gierne Ndael, Gents per Yfmub.
6Dlaerne Sfutndael (gsss) Gents per Suart.
8arbpur's SO. IL Saben, 90 Gents per Balen.
.. 3 Is
gBah5 10 gts. Ter Dutenb u. {. n.
Go pirb bafnr sarantirt, baB ehsr art 70 gut IT, aIs
man Jpn i'm Warft bstsmm.n fam.
g. 6. Smitb.
gfe sen @sounb unt Canal Strasen
Mu9. III. 2tp tp w. &slur1bu5, ..
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gSetnberg gu perfaufen.
9s9n @der spr,hsliden DsinIanbes NIT eA
800 tragbaren Reben,
esrabe ausetab Der Gorppatcnsaren, RON GtreIpe t.
sairas Co.. sslesen, fnb su yertaufen.
auf benz eanss hsFnbst M elm sutss 6aus unb en grun.
nen nit sutem a8afer. -.
DAD 9aae W fur bic GuItur her gBetnreben aau, befcr.
bers stesnet Natee Mustant tn 8sus au b.n pres uub
aneere uusitdnee ertbetlt, mnneItf uber fhriftliH
.. Ormsbee
aug. 7.-3w 10 gircleoiue, Stto.
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SGreibt um etu ianitrirtes Circular
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Ius. S. 1869
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09

the delivery of Barclay Coppic, an al
legged fugitive from justice, he having
been engaged under John Brown, OF
Ossawatamic, in the celebrated attack
and temporary capture OF Harpers
Ferry. The debates on this subject
in both Houses were continued
several evenings, drawing to
the capital vast crowds OF citizens of
both sexes, and making by odds the
finest series of forensic exhibitions
which have there been witnessed. Des
Moines was then a small town, with
out railway, without even a tele-
graph, without daily Journal, except
during the sessions OF the Legislature.
1t has since grown into beautiful city
of fifteen thousand inhabitants; but it
may have an hundred thousand before
it may see at the capitol so able Leg
islature as that OF 1860. In this As
sembly Mr.. Merrill did not make sim
gle speech of more than three minutes
length; and yet, it was the opinion OF
the intelligent lobby" present that
winter, of the corps OF correspondents
and reporters, Of the best embers gen
orally, that in Legislative influence he
had no superior. Everybody liked
him and wished to oblige him. He was
greatly trusted by the Governor, and
not few important measures were
potentially but quietly engineered to
success or defeat, as he desired, by the
modest gentleman, from Clayton"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09

We read with great cdification the
discussion in the Convention Of Chris
tian Young Men at Portland upon the
question Of the Christianity Of Unitari-
ans; and we observed that, after set
sling that point, tho Convention an
pointed among tho chief officers of the
Association Mr. Frank w. Ballard, OF
New York. 1t was the next day. we
believe, that the sad and surprising an
nouncement of his defalcation was pub
lishcd; and then came the astonishing
statement that he had lost the s63, 900
in stock spcculations, but had appoint
ed nothing to his private use, and that
he was ''at his home in Connecticut.
and 1t is said, is deeply mortified at the
position in which he finds himself.n-
This is too melancholy for comedy;
but we presume the facts have already
suggested to the intelligent members
OF the Convention suspicion that it is
hardly worth while to pronounce up
on the religious character of strangers
when they may be so profoundly mis-
taken in that OF members of their own
household. For we shall not accuse
them Of trusting tho old plea that the
crimes OF the Pope were tho offensee
Of the man and not of the Holy Father.
They will not have forgotten the
trenchant reply Harpers Weekly.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09
From EeeCher.

Wepublish the following theological
curiosity from a sermon on the "Beau-
ties OF Moral Qualities" preached by
Mr.. Bcecher, and published in late
number OF the Plymouth Pulpit:
have no overwcening attachment
to the Church rs = physical organiza-
tion. l am rather under the line than
over on that subject. l believe that
the Church is useful; but l do not be.
licve that any particular Church on
the face of the globe Is ordained by
God. | do not believe that one
Church is any better than another, SO
lar as ordinance is concerned. | do
not believe there is any pattern what
socver laid down in the Now Testa-
ment according to which churches
should be organized. l believe that
churches stand on the same ground
that common schools and literary in
stitutions do. They are found to be
useful and promote mans growth, and
so they are right. l believe that ordi-
nance, external forms, are matters of
utter Indifference. Baptismis baptism,
whether it be affusion, or sprinkling, or
immersion. The Lords Supper, if it
be administered by a Pope, is good
enough; iflt be administered by a
Priest or a minister it is good enough;
il 1t be administered by the head OF
the family it is good enough; and if
there is no one else to administer it,
aud you administer it yourself, it is
just as good. The Lords Supper be-
longs to the Lord Jesus Christ;
and he has just as much right to
administer it to himself as to have it
administered to him by a Priest. In
regard to church, ordinance, and gov
ernment, | take the broalest ground,
and say that they are useful, but that
not one of them is obligatory, as hav-
ing a warrant III Scripture; and no
man can come to us saying: "Thus
saith the Lord" in respect to them
Do you suppose that is the wedding
when the young man with his blush
ing bride stand up and exchange vows?
The wedding took place when they
clasped each other, and said: "Thine
for lite, mine for life"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09

About thirty years ago, few ci.i-
zens of New Braintrec, in Massachu-
sets met together and resolved that
the best interests of the town required
a tavern in which spirituous liquors
should not be sold, as the fact was pa
tent to all that too many Of the young
men in the place would congregate at
the village inn,' and were forming
habits OF social drinking. After talk.
ing over the Importance Of the matter,
and satisfying themselves tina. the en-
terprise they proposed would not
prove a paying one, they subscribed
some 81 900, built hotel, furnished
it, and engaged landlord to run it
tree OF rent. Soon after this reform,
the people of the town came to the con-
cluslon that it was unprofitabel business
to farm out the poor of tlfe town, a.
had long been the practice, to the low
est bidder; and at town meeting they
voted to buy poorhouse farm, and
put the poor at work. This was car:
ried into effect. twenty-five years
have passed away, and, going to that
quiet. lnTllty Town DDt lOnS ago, the
stage driver said to US, on passing the
'poorhouse farm There is . funny
place, "Why so?" We asked. BE
cause, it is the poorhouse farm, and
not a pauper IN it. And l suppose the
reason is, some thirty years ago tenn
perance tavern was started hcre-no
liquors have been sold, and there is no
drn.kins nor Drunkenness, and not arauper
IN tie toun."-[N. Y. Evening Post.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09
S:l.tt Ngoetrp.


The dying year grows strangely mild:
Now in the hazy autumn weather
My heart is like happy child,
And life and |, friends rcconciled,
Go over the hills together.
My peaceful days run sweet and still
As waters slipping oyei sand,
Seeking the shadows of free will
To gather tenderer Lights than fill
Days over-lavish hand.
The summer wood with music rings,
The singers is a troubled breast;
am no more the bird that sings,
But that which broods with folded wings
Upon its quiet nest.
Oh, faircst month of all the year,
Oh, sweetest days in life! they melt:
Within, without, is autumn cheer,
September there, September here,
So tranquil and SO sweet.
on have watched all night with grief,
All night with joy, and which is best?
All, both were sharp, and both were brief,
MY heart was like winl,blown leaf,
give them both for rest.
Fair Quiet, close to Joy allied,
But loving shadier walks to keep,
By day is ever at my side;
Peace and her sister Sleep.
CARL SPENCER, in Harper's Magazine for
September.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09

SELLING CRACKERS quick wittcd
topper went into bar-room, IN Maine,
and called Tor something to drink
I'VE don't sell liquor" said the law
abiding landlord. we will give you
a glass, and then if you want to buy a
cracker well sell it to you for three
cents" Very WELL said the Yankee
customer" hand down your decantcr"
The good creature" was handed down
and our hero took a stiff horn, when
turning around to depart the unsus-
pecting landlord handed the dish OF
crackers, with the remark, You'll buy
cracker?" Wall no, l guess not;
you sell 'em too dear; can git lots on
EN-, five or six tor cent, any nywhere
else"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09

CLEAN YouR MouTH-We were
hugely amused OH last Sunday, at .
little discussion we overheard on the
street. 4 third party man WAS ex-
pandng himself on the purity of in
tention aud purpose OF his party, aud
advocating reforms Of all kinds; at the
same time squirting tobacco juice quite
lively. A dry old farmer who was
listening, inquired Of him if he was
really temperance man; hc replied
that he Was. Then clean your
mouth" was his curt significant reply.
The third party man snaps, "l'.l do as |
please about that; exactly" says our
humorous friend, that's what every
rum d~inkcr says Clean your
mouth first" says our friend, athcn I'll
listen to you We went away pom
dering these words OF wisdom. III
thou preach holiness, be holy thyselt,.
1t you preach temperance, be first tenn
peratc thysclt.-[ Marshall Times.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09

NEW INTERPRETATION OF SHAKE
srEARE.--A gentleman who follows
the profession oi school-teaching on
the Western Reserve in Ohio, gave
out one morning as reading lesson to
his first class that portion of The
Merchant OF Venice in which the
"pound cf flesh scene occurs. The
reading finished, he asked the class
what Shylock meant when ho said,
"My deeds upon my head"
"Wcll," said the tallcst boy, II don't
know, unless he means he caraed his
papers IN his hat!'
A new but obvious Interpretation,
which seems to have escaped the as
tute Mr.. II. G. White and other emf
nent Shakespearians.--[DnAwER, Har-
per's Magazine tor September.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09
Hogs Want Sulphur.

Whether hogs require sui
phur as an essential to their
health, or whether it is sought
by them as 4 condiment. may
not be known for certainly
But one thing is sure, they de-
YOUR it with greed whenever it
is to be found. 1t is for this
purpose, probably, that they cat
large quantities of soft coal,
which contains a large amount
Of sulphur. Perhaps this is
the most economical method of
supplying hogs with sulphur
during the winter; when they
require good deal Of carbon
But in the summer, it is better
to feed it to them in substance
which contain less carbon, on
account of their producing less
heat. Mustard is one of the
best things for this purpose, and
on that account some of it should
be sown in every pasture into
which hogs arc turned. If hogs
are kept UP, or are III small
yards, it is we'll to supply then
with the wild mustard that
grows in the fields or highways,
or to cultivate some Of the better
varieties for them. They will
eat its leaves, flowers, seeds and
stalks.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09

AFRAID OF LIGHTNING ashIngton
Irving and Lewis GAYLORD Clark, while
walking Sleepy Hollow, were over.
taken by storm. There was great
laundering and lightning, and Mr. Ir-
wing took refuge under a tree asking
his companion: "Why don't you come
in here and be as comfortably housed
as l ann" IL daren't do it, my dear
SIR replied Mr.. Clark. Il am afraid
of lightning. My father was once
nearly killed by it while standing un-
der tree in thunder storm, and he
always enioined it upon his twin boys
never to do the like oh said Mr.
Irving, "that alters the case. If bght-
nina, rans IN yor family, I commend
your caution
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09

According to an exchange, it
is easy enough to kill quack or
twitch glass if you only so to
work right. First dig it up with
spade, then rake it out care
fully with a succession Of tools,
beginning with a three legged
stoolandend with a tine-tooth
coamb-agitiating the soil to
the dept Of two feet. Take the
grass and roots and run them
through a straw-cutter, mix
them with meal and feed them
to your pig, and then immedia-
tely sell the pig out of the coun-
try. Seed down your garden to
clover, and your neighbor's cow
or william-goat to pasture, and
YOU will be troubled with quack
grass no more-that year.-
This is the only sure curc-all
other methods are quackier than
the grass.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09

A Pennsylvania paper tells the story
OF a tirkin OF butter being placed on a
stone shelf At some distance down 4
deep well in the year 1888. The but
ter, some time afterwards, disappeared
and it was thought that it was stolen.
Thirty one years afterwards. on the
occasion of some men going down to
clear out the well, they found the
identical firkin and butter, the latter
in as good condition as when it was
packed,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-09-09
Liberty of the Press.
Around her waist put my arm
1t felt as soft as cake,

Around her waist l put my arm
1t felt as soft as cake,
"Ol, dear, said she, "what liberty
You printer men do take!"
"Why, yes, my Sal, my charming gal
! squeezed her some, | guess,
Can you say aught against
The freedom of the Press2'
l kissed her some did by gum;
She colorel like a beet;
Upon my living soul she looked
Almost too good 10 eat.
! gave another bus, and then
Says She, IL do confess
! rather kinder s0rter like
The freedom of the Press"