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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17
IevlNe, Iowa.

HINTS IN CRAZE GRowlNG.-The fol-
lowing hints in grape culture viii dc
to tic to;
Vine leaves love the sun, the fruit
the shade.
X tendril is an abortiye fruit bunch
"a bunch of fruit productive tendril
\ bunch of grapes wit!.out a healthy
leaf opposite, IS like ship at sea with
out a rudder-it can't come to port.
Laterals are like politicians il not
checked they are the worst of thieves.
Good grapes are like gold, no Que
has enough.
TIE earliest grape Will keep the
longest, for That which is fully matured
is easily preserved. He who buys the
new and untried varieties should re-
member that the sellers maxim is, let
the buyer look out for himself.
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ORIGINAL -IOTiGI.
etTATE OF IOWA, TANA COUNTY, s:
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GtTATE CT IOWA, TANA COUNTY s..
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To j. VI Martin, Elm,rd L. Martin james
Mcbride. Martin Mcbride, Wegg M-Bowalt
aaa Afford rhilips;
Yon. and each IT yoa. are he#e.y natiio J!
that on or before The sixth day Of Ap;ll 4. T..
1870, there will be Oh lie, in Tie office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court or lama eeunIy,
Iowa a petition Of ". L. Johnston, claiming
of you the foreclosure Of mortgage therein
described, and other relief, and that unless
you appear thereto anl defend, Oh or before
noon OF. the second day OF The next term Of
said Court beiug the April tenn 81 sad
Court for the year \. y. 1870, commencing
on the third Monday Of April y. D. 1870, 1t
the Court House, in loleao, in said county,
default will be entered against you and .iuag-
NETT aud decree rendered thereon.
STiYERS 4 SAFLEY,
low 4 ANY N for Plaintiff
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VaEsae of EFrssit.

An eminent French physician says
the decrease Of dyspepsia and bilious
affections in Paris is owing to the in
creased consumption OF apples, which
fruit, he maintains, Is an admirable
prophylactic and tonic, as well as very
nourshing and easily digested article
Of food. The Palisians deyour one
hundred millions Of apples every win
ter.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17
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a pig?" writes q critical friend.
"You might as we'll speak of q
cow as u calf, OF u sheep as a
lamb. a pig is simply a young
member of tho hog FAMILY.
(Sec Dictionary.)"- What do
| the Dictionaries know about
pigs? / have no particular fan.
cy for the word hog, and the
term is entirely unnecessary.
\ good farmer never keeps
hogs He may have breeding
soWs old enough to be termed
hogs, but his fattcning stock is
sometimes in the pork barrel at
an earlier age than the wild hog
weans her young.
Sometime since | read a let
ter in an agricultural paper
from a farmer in Tennessee,
who had such line litter Of
pigs that he thought their
weights ought to be given to
the public. They were not
quite four years old, and aver
aged over :,5O lbs. each. Those
ncre hogs. But as long as my
PIGS will weigh more than that
at eight or nine months, | do
not propose to offer them the in
dignity Of speaking Of them as
hogs. | do not know at what
particular period in his history
a pig ceases to be a pig and be-
comes 4 hog. \ sheep is a
lamb until it is i year old, even
though it weighs $50 lbs. Mr..
Sheldon's Shorthorn that weigh
ed l,200 lbs. before it was a
year old, would be called a calf.
It is so with pigs. Our mod
ern breeds are larger, or at least
heavier, at six months, than
many Of the old-fashioncd
hogs were, at two years.
Since these improvements in
the early maturity ana iatten-
ing qualities Of the breeds Of
swine have taken place, all the
English agricultural writer's
have dropped the term hog. In
England, it is "Youatt on the
Pig" net Il ouatt on the Hog
as the American editor styles
the book. Richardson wrote Of
the pig, not Of the hog; and 50
does Darwin in his recent sci
entitic work on "Animals and
Plants under Demonstration !"
| do not think he once uses the
word hog, as applied to the do:
nestle pig, in the whole book
and he certainly will be regard
cd as good authority.
DIR. Johnson, in his Diction-
AIRY, gives the following defini-
ton: Swine. x hog: pig.
4 creature remarkable for stu
pidity and nastinoss."
This may have been true il
his time. But a modern we'll.
bred pig is one Of the eleanest,
il not ono Of the sentlest and
most intelligent of our domestic
animals. Let his hogeish name
cease with his hoggish nature.
- American 4 griculturist.
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pROH LITE NOTICE

GsTATE I'll IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
In Giscuit Court for said county. in vacation.
Notice is hereby given, to all to whom it
may concern, that il the Circuit Court OF Ta>
ina county, at The Court House at Toledo, in
said county on the 9Th day of February, A.
y. 1870 an instrument in writing, purpurting
to he the last VIII and Testament Of Nathan
iel Spencer, deceased. late OF said county, was
prolaeed and publicly read in open Court,
and chat the iirst day Of tie next term Of said
Court, 10 be holden on the 18th day Of April
a. d. 1870, at the Court House in Toledo,
aforesaid, has been fixed for proving said
VIII, aai at :. O'Clock Z. 81 OF said day. AL
persons interested arc hereby notified, and re-
quired to appear in said Court, and show
cause If any they have, why said instrument
should not be proba,el, and allowed as ard
for the last viii and Testament, Of said de>
ceased.
Dated, March 5th, 1870
/ B. BLINN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Tama Co, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17

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WARN Ek > plsP.ralA TONIC is IRE
pared expressly Tor bysrcria or Inaircstinu
Nervousness and Debility, l9ss Of Appetite.
ard these afflicted with ha5itual cost.yeHess.
IT. properties arc tsuic laxative, and rent. "
stimulating, it does not contain snirts,l II
gives toac, etercG- ard action to the digestive
organs, Therefore tlFo proper remedy for nys>
lrpsia ana Constitution. For sale nv drug
sisls everywhere. J. 7. MILLER & co Pro
u ie ors. Nlq state Street, CLicnco. [3 Is
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8 VA yAv.Nh CAGNEu

Ladies, ask your Druggist for Dr.. Ni!llcr's
EmmeaaIosuc, The ouis safe, sure AM. reliable
remedy .or female Irregularities, and pos
tive cure for the Whites. Fer sale, in Toledo
by y. &. Rogers, and by Druggists every
where. Price one dollar Prepared by !, F.
Miller& Co., Gl9 State ST., Chicago. 3 Is
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17
.ORIGIN-fL NOTIGL.
STATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.

-
TO William Mclntire:
You are hereby notified that, on or before
the 9Th day e April, a. D. 1870, there will be
on file, in the Office of the Clerk Of he Circuit
Court Of fama County, iowa, petition Of
Walter Bradbrook. claiming Of you the fore>
closure Of certain mortgage more particular
~ therein described, and that unless you app
pear thereto. and defend, on Or before noon
Of TIE second day of the next Term OF said
Court. being the April Term OF said Court for
Tho year A. d. 1870 commencing on the third
Monday of April, A. u. 1870, at the Court
Iioase, in Toledo, in said County, default will
lie entered against you and judgment render
Cd thereon.
APpELGATE & kINNE.
iowi1 Attorneys for PITT.
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nDRAL & DOMESTIC.
For the Republican.
March Work.

Winter encirclos so much of our
year, It is highly important that every
preparation be made that will save
time during the Spring and Summer
campaign,
Wood shoullnot only be at the door
to last at least six months, but prepared
for tie stove.
Many farmers think the wood may
be cut at odd times during Summer,
by wife or sell These odd moments
wonld be more probably spent in the
vegetable or flower garden
Prepare your tools, Have p!ows
sharpcned ana secured; harness mend.
ed; seed cleaned; horses in good work
ing order; fences in good repair; haul
cut and spread manure; uncover grape
vines, and if you have neglected to pay
for your county paper attend to it
without delay.
Every owner Of half scre ought 20
have a
NOT BLp
to start garden vegetables, early
Make a BOX OF the size You wish your
hot bed, say 3XS feet. So make it
that the south side will be q few inches
lower than the north. Next, spread
manure over 4 little larger space than
the size Of your box, say 40 feet, aud
70 the depth of one foot. On this, place
Your box. Next prepare compost OF
fresh horse manure and leaves, or mel
low earth; this should be wet ana torlied
over once a day for two or three days,
before using, TO induce active tarmcnt.
alton. Fill into Your hot bed or /
inches q This compost, cover with .
or 3 inches OF mellow dirt finely pull
verified: SOW your seed, and cover your
box with glass. Old window sash will
do well. 1t is better, however, to have
sash made about isx18 inches. When
you are done with the hot bed these
sash may be used separately in the
garden, to force tomatoes, melons, Gu.
cumbers, sc, Be careful to raise on
remove Your sash frequently, and Wa
ter often, as there is more danger of
having your hot bed too warm. than
too cold. The glass should be from 1
to inches above the surface of the hot
bed. Sow your seed the last OF March.
Sow wheat this month, If possible,
Oh Fall blowing or corn stalks.
Test your seed corn by planting a
little in a small box. Much difficulty
IS anticipated, and every farmer should
know the quality OF the seed before he
plants his fields, ana thus save time and
money.
Take extra good care of al kinds OF
stock this month; If not well cared for
now, they will scarcely recover and
thrive well during the summer. Not
oniy take good care Of your stock, but
q yourself and family. During this
month the health may be fortified
against the attacks Of miasma and 9th
Il disorders OF Spring and Summon or,
It may. be made subject 10 them.
Though not an NJ. d., am tempted
to give a few rules for the acquisition
and preservation OF health. but will
omit them lest make this article too
lengthy; and will conclude by saying
tllat If this court understands herself,
ana she thinks she DO, all diseases, in
Guiding contagious ones, are the direct
result of violation Of the laws OF
health. From their observance the
tide of life flows deep, clear and strong
BLUFF.
lGyiNe, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17

\ correspondent of the Coun-
try Gentleman planted a few
acres OF turnips which were
large enough to begin to feed
the first week III July, when
they were fed to pigs. and no
other feed given until the last
week ID September. no lot Of
pigs could have done better,
growing and keeping in good
condition all the while. He
does not advocate cooking white
turnips for pigs under any cir
cumstances. they are only fit
for them raw in warm weather.
Steamed Swcdes are good mixed
with plenty of meal, but pota-
toes are so much better that
half the meal mixed with them
would feed as fast.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17
BOQTET or PHONES.

Il Is The luost beautiful, as wei as the most
Instructive Floral Fuide published, giving
rlaan aud thorough directions ior tbs
CULTuRE0F FLOWERS and y VEGETABLES
The Floral Guide is published for the ben
eft Or my customers b whom it is scnt flee
without applications hu win he forwarded to
all who aprly by mail, f9r Ten Cents, which
. moi half the Gust. Address,
JAMES WICK.
Al Rochester, n Y.
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MEDICAL.
THE MILWAUKEE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
gE@ Chartered by the Legislature of Wiscon-
sin, for the treatment Of all Affections of
the Throat, Lungs and Chest, Trina
ny Organs, S minal Weakness
and Female Diseases. Ia

a Medical Journal on the improved treat
ment of the above diseases, particulars and
terms, forwarded free on application, stating
symptoms. Just published, Course Of Lees
t,,pD ,f.n
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17
VfCKS
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870.

Tan First Edition az One Hundred and
Twenty thousand copies OF Weeks Illustrated
Catalogue of Seeds and Floral Guide, is pub
lishea and ready 10 send out. Il is elegantly
printed on fine tinted paper, with about 300
zinc wood Engravings Of Flowers and Fegct-
ables and beautiful Co'ored Plate consist
ing Of seven varieties OF lA!ox prummunl.i
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17

Corn meal as cheap, palata-
bic and nutritious article Of diet
IS not appreciated iii most fam
lies. thorough cooking is one
Of the things it consists Of,
whether it takes the shape of
griddlc cakes, bread, pud ling,
or mush, Veil cooked, it is as
worthy place on every table IS
often as every other day.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17


ers. X few weeks since, he described
the Savior Of mankind, as that chief
gentleman Of all time, the Lord Jesus. .
For this he has been severely arraigned
by the religious press, and by many
clargymen and christians at large. One
minister reminds the "indiscreet editor
OF prctendedly religious paper" that
thirty years ago one Abner Kneeland,
was tried by Massachusetts, court and
and convicted ct bIasphemv, for call
ing God "tho old gentleman though
he had yelled his blasphcmy in Greek
letters. Others, who have come to
DIR. Tiltons defense, are quoting the
good men Of dead ages in his yindica-
ton. One quotes from Thos Decker,
who spoke Of the Savior in 1889 as
"The hest Of men
That eer Wore earth about him was sufferer,
soft, meek, patient, humble, tranquil spirit,
1he first true 9catleRtn that ever bfeathcd."
Again, another refers to the follow
ing lines III a work on armory, ascribed
to Juliana Bevners, born about 1888:
"Of the offspring OF the gentleman Jafetb,
came Habraham, Moyses, Arone and the prof
ct; also the kyng Of the right line Of Martyrs;
and of whom that gentleman jhesNs was borne,
yery God and man; after his IN nhoode Kyng
Of the land Of Jude and JUGS, gent,emaa by lis
mother Mary &c.
So whether Tilton's reference was
proper or blasphemors, he is, at least,
deprived of the credit of originality
Estate Register.
He that will have no trouble in this
world must not be born in it.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17
CT MARRIAGE"

qualifications Of the Connuhal Union in re-
gard to Health and Longevity. Pregnancy
and Slerhiy; the Sexual and Chronic Dis.
eases, Mental and Physical Defects, which
uah, either sex for Matrimony and lead 10
Vnhappy Marriages and Divorces. u which
i added an Appendix OH Diseases OF tho
Throat and Lungs. Containing 291 pages
ma gaziuc size, the whole illustra led by 20 tinc
plates and upwards Of $50 Wood Eagrayings
Of lie Human system ana its diseases. Sent
free Of postage on receipt Of the price, only
90 cents Direct nj, letters 20
r. WILLIAMS & CO.
Milwaukee, 81 is.
ACrSTs WANTED Male and Female, in
every town 10 eel the above work. Send for
circular Iyini9yl'
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'9H BL}NhS 81 all hials r1.uta aaj
Htaat this os1ce r.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17

He that will have no trouble in this
world must not be born in it.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17

i :. BLINN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Tama Co, Iowa.
10V2]
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
IAROR MOVEMENTS.

The DRY Goods Clerks Early Closing Asso-
ciation Of Brooklyn Is becoming disorganiled
Bricklayer's Union No. last evening adopted
resolutions approving the strike OF the Telegraph oPe
ratOrs.
The Iron MOlders OF NilllamsOuigh ns aIe
s fIv ennloyed owing to a large order OF the singer
Mannfaoturing COMPANY The men work night ana day
The Journ6ymen BARRIERS Society now mum
hers lTO members and u Is the intention OF the 9banIa
tion as soon It's strength Is sunieeht' 10 naA0 w
mand for shorter hours.
The following officers were installed Inst
evening nj the meeting Of the Carpenters ana I1ners
Inion No rs of brooklyn President, A, D. Matnews
Vice Presidents Daniel Mahoney ana James M, san
bridse. Recording Secretary. NJ Hogan; tlnancH, 49, 49,
retary Peter Flaherty; corresponding SeoretaJ J,an "a
Gordon; Treasurer ], Dukes. Mr. Isaac Norton "''" ""
deputy OF Installation .,
A meeting of the Retail Boot ana 81 SnoS o9
Clerks was held last ght. 10 take measures 70 nav 90
,esi sboe stores close az y. M Tho elerks comlhh
mat their honrs now are from A. IN. TO p m Con %
mitlco OF 25 vas nppoi4lcd 10 Wa'e uFou 'u0 P''''
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
THE AMERICUS CLUB Ball.

One of the principal events in the Winters
festivities is the Amercus Club ball. which came OF last
evenpR at the Academy OF Music Hero one may see all
the great uminares and their satellites OF that great
constellation OF the NewYork Democracy, the Tammany
tribe sachems braves. warriors, and hafbreeds' like
Abraham OHal all joste each other In the most famil-
lar manner The Illuminated placard announcing the
ball which is posted in those places where Democrats
most do congregae, bears upon rampant tiger roll
inc n ball The Americus Club originally an East
side Organization the organizers Of which were members
of Bg Six OF which Grand Sachem Tweed was foreman
Hence it may inferred that the Big Sl8ers were au
element I'm the assembly or last evening IN te lou
Senator'S Congressmen Aldermen, Deputy Sherihs ana
even members Of the Legislature beside an army Oh pIo
fessonal politicians discussing the latest potcal tcs
About 10 O'clock the street in front OF the Duuhg was
crowded with carriages containing laules uresSeu l
gorgeous silks and satins, who were impatient 10 reaSn
the floor from where subdued streams OF music could De
heard indicating that the dance was going on beauV
and fashion clad gorgeous attire crowded the entrance
TO tho parquette The fOOr already hleu was sea VI
animated faces Silks rusted, and costly aces nuttereu
snowy necks were radiant with brllants, anu
soltares OF the purest water were as plenty as
dew-drops ON Summers morning. MatfOhy ualnes
smiled apprOyngly their fair daughters from he R
lery above where they were content TO remain ahBu
reclining I'm the damask curtaned boxes. SOUNDS OF
reyelry could bo heard from the supper ana DafoQn,
where the boys that with the machines were gVlbs
Old Fire Department organization,
and where victorious candidates were having grand
democratic ionCaon recent victories ne great
maRnates sucn as Tweed, Bweeny Co, moved inaJes-
tcaiy about corridors and committee rooms silhs
benignantly to their admirers, which were legion Court
ofcers and municipal clerks blessed the occasion tha
gave them the opportunity to be recognized by those VINO
Controlled their destinlos Everywhere everybody was
I'm the best OF humOr.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
THE ROUSTONST MURDER.

DEATH OF JAMES LOGAN, NO. 2.-THE ROGERS
MURDER STILL MYSTERY.
James Logan, who was shot in front of the
House Of Commons" in HoustOn-st., on Wednesday
morning stated in another column by Jerry Dunn tho
notorious rough, died from his wounds at Bellevue Hos
pta ll25 last night Coroner Flynn and his Deputy,
Dr. shlne had been with him for some hours before Dur
ing the day Dr. Shine informed him OF his approaching
death and asked him II he desired to make statement in
writing He appeared reluctant and said he had rather
postpone It awhile asking him TO wait until night Lo
gan's last statement looked forward TO with much
interest many persons believing him to have been guilty
Of the murder OF Mr. Rogers and hoping for full CON
fessiOn before his death
As Will be seen from his statement, publshed below,
the terrible mystery surrounding ths Tragedy Is sun as
impenetrabe Those VINO DeleVe Logan 10 nave
been the murderer and the number by no means SMALL
pont 10 his unwiugness TO talk upon the subject and
saw that possessed enough OF that honor which said
10 among thieves to prevent him confessng
the crime because his companion the night Of that
terrible night, William RObertaie, is still living. The
following is the statement:
James Logan believing that about TO die this night and
having hopes Of recovery from the injuries have received DO hereby
that made numbering
Mr. Charles the Dist day Of December 1863 n Twelfth
and that entirely innocent DID not know the
committed the deed have knoNdss whatsoever of IL
JAMES 4 LOGAN
mark
Taken at Bellevue Hospital. Jan. 6. 1870, al l:2O.
Warden Bellevue Hospital
WILLIAM SHINE, NJ. D., Deputy Coroner.
C0KSELIUs FLYNN, Coroner.