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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-01
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HusK-MArTREssEs.-Amon9 The
best materials for making mattresses
are husks. Now 10 the time to gath.
or them. While the husking l. in
prccessr separate the clean white por-
tions from those that are wstef,
stained Or dirty, throwing them into
. basket placed conveniently near
When . sufficient quantity is obtain.
Ell, they can be used as they are tax
On Of; bat they make . much b. tier
bed il they are drawn several times
over an old fashioned hatchel, or, il
nothing Of this kind 10 1t hand. one
can be made by driving inch-and-a.
halt wrought.6Ails through ! halt.
inch oak board-the projecting part
being used to separate the husks in
to strips. The tick shall BE- Of the
strongest material-lincn is the best;
an / If one be Alled with these hual 0
you have mattress that will wear
evenly and last iong.=f Hearth and
Home.
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TN tell yox ~tEs the matter,
: Without . VIII 70 Aatler,
What I might hate totA before;
That the plaos TO get your goods,
Fro0 your Slippers to your Hoods,
II at the Unl0Q Store.
they have silken Flannels there,
= And . thousand things to spare,
A 5aOs o. two worth knowing
Their prices are % low,
That every one should know
How FAST their goods are going.
n Boots aad Shoes, their dealings
= Are saitsd 70 the feelings
OF theee hard end pressing times;
So, Il you're seeding any,
With the remnant Of your money,
Go bay your eyes md mines.
IN Groceries, too, they say,
= They are selling every day,
At prices wondrous low;
So that those who come to buy
Win o1esn ok chem 3why
They beas their neighbors So"
sIshey have Goods upon the way
= For their Store most every day,
Which I should have told before;
So their Goods are always fresh
Aud are taken with rush,
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-01
KNIGHT lARxrRR

: 14NH0A1B OWA8 lily.
Sheriff 6e TsmA cessly, lowe.
wv: RiecKnoFa, ATTY for PlaiatiG.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-01

SowED CoRN.-A dairy man in one
Of the Eastern States sowed IN acre
Of corn on his best land, and manur.
ed it in the best manner. He COM
menced cutting it about the LIST of
August; and has given generous
cart load 70 bic twelve cows each day
up to this 20th September. His e.
innate Of the value Of that acre, over
and above it, cost, " from seventy
i've to one hundred dollars. It has
kept up TIE low Of milk during the
month"; when the drouth has literally
made the pastures bare, and his herd
Of cvws are II such condition that he
proposes to drive them to the county
Fair, where he expeets 70 receive the
frst premis4 tor the best herd OF
ten in the county.-[Hearth and
Home.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-01
HEIlMBOLD'S
fluid exiraft IT Shrtas
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

will radically extefMi1nle Aum tho eysloua
diseases arislng lrou hahiso 0g dlsslpati0n.
u lifsl0 expsnsa. llttls q - ahanes n Al.ss
suuoFsedIn0 &c. UspjeS onlst aud daucesu0s
remedies, Ceraiys aud Asseary, In al theso
dinx.Ancn.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-01

IN Oh dieeaase - tbcse oeEana, whether q.
lsting n ma1 a. feala16, hon uhalasoe
eauso otginatlnR and No nastse sc hoW
Udor, .imnediate" n ae1ion. "a nere
stsrn3shcning tAan any q IL Ies1a0nfIoao
Those ra1ssisg fren bpohSa ~. - ae,,.
cate Constitutes, psocare IT, senolY 6
once.
Tho reader mast bc aware ~ hswevae
slight ny b ~ aatoeA Il ~ tkoVo ~.
caacs, u - eestaln % aGeet ~ bodllv hoo16h
and mental powers. 49, q
All tho above dlseese6 Srkuieo u "A "a
Diurctic. Helm6ooAso xIeeoee HSS6
10 tho grcet Oiurctic. =,
- Sss.s q. 0vsepAks ereUxaess.
Zcr ~. 90. 0eAbssy9 y 0av 16560ao.
xescssSs <r9peo0s n ay
ADDn1s6.
H. T. HELMBOLD
Drag and CAemlcal Waraheaee.
oe4 BROADWAY, New Ycea.
NONE AQG o9oouo09 Nm.
less done W In o1ooo oG0VoVod
wrapper With tho-ooGSSoA -
my0hemleai vtaeoesoss0os ~
H. +. HILlGDoLD.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-01

This stable, % we'll and % fAuorably
know TO the citizens Of Toledo, 10 still IN.
der The managsnelt Of
, 1870-07-16
MIGHT SCENE ON a RAILROAD.

From he Cineixacti Commercial, Jutw1a.
Tie young hurricane that swept over onr
city night before list, uprooted few trees
aid tore down several signs, but did no OK
great enough to tEist forest trees from their
strong foundation, and take tho roofs from
of houses. The people on the passenger
train of the Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis Junction
Railroad that was going west, between Con
ne1svile and vienna, at o:40 p. m., had an or
tssin had side-tracked at Bunker Hill for .
freight and when it started again 1t went at
thirty miles to the hour, in order to mako up
thirty five minutes that had been unavoldably
lost from one cause and another. The most
complete b1ackuess Of night reigned and the
wind whistled around the train as il II would
grapple it and hurl it from the track, when sud
denly tho sharp, aingle shrek OF the whistle
startled everybody with its pe1emptory call for
the brakep. 1t'e a rather blood-eurlling thing,
when Thizzlng through tho darkncss.: On
railroad train. to hear this sudden warning of
some immediate danger perhaps aterrile dau-
ger that cannot be avertel, upon which people
mnBt ruah headlong. in q second or two more.
II was go III this case. Half dozen train
men and score Of pasaengets were
startled as by An electric shock; and in tho
next minute they were whirling over floors,
stoves, and seats, or out into the air, as the
train came together all III a heap, with plat
forms maHhed and each car trying itH best to
reach the top OF the ne1t one FORWARD. But
TO the particulars. 1t was tree, thick old
settler, thrown ac.oss the track by the storm,
that hid caused the alarm--too late for stop.
The engine struck the tree, dumped tho
track," and started out into tho woods Pro-
tsreneing about fifteen feet, it dug it's way into
an embsnkmeut sud halted in
The ditch" The eng,neez, James
Hamilton. was thrown out into
puddle Of water. He picked himself up,
wet through, and somewhat bruised, but not
renlly much damaged. The fireman. H.
Hedges, WAS thrown against the fire boz. He
found himself much confused, but not much
damaged. The tender hAd partly left the
track, and the baggage CIR bad mounted its
| lack. The United States Express messenger,
| i. L. Fones, sitting in the open side door and
| facing the engine, felt himself projected
through the air. It seemed to him that lie
was travelling. long distance, in
the capacity Or cannon bs1l-ao long
LIS head would be required 70
| force passage for him through a atone wall
CT boiler, or only into snug mud bank.
Ills doubts and fearB were set At rest when be
found himself safely deposited, only little
weary, in the branches Of the tree that haI
caused all this rumpus. The baggage master,
Charles Connell, Was found safely clinging
with death grip, to the safety-rod Of the car
brakeman, Tom Bnek, was lodged besweeI
Two seats. and the conductor, Larry Roman
was found demanding fare, in = confused way
Of wood box The passengers, although
knocked about promiscuously, failed to repor
a single case Ct tsser1ouH."
, 1870-07-16
a REAL ROMANCE
Two Brsahers- After a Twenty Fears' -cpa-
rntlou, about TO br Keunttcd-ono
IN Editor. the Other Red
Clouds Intcf-
prefer.


ihs . Q foinaAHc stols, "npee tto~ Aasn. Io,s
l'cen laid IN the days OF the cruSaoeA Of Ens8nI
c,rantry and of chiyalry, when young men, In
g,ira, hY marital arlor and longing TO tlstlu1uIs
~, aoade lar ho,na ayd frtanda
.nc.ussases ~ AAA .a. NJ :, 10 NJ.
ano Often were never neata VI eaese- oo. ~ - w.
aud more ,natfer-of-fact daya The scepe {s l4id
IN, frat i,me ~ the t;ena5sure Of one Of he sous,
Wno Wis aisnred by the dazzling stories
,st noated over the ocean, and left
i'is ho,ne and friends and sunny France
~ sect fortune and fame In this Western world.
.f,hTs Tas twenty Ysars ago. The name OF the nd
r.nrnr01s youtn was Charles Guerolt After three
wars absence, no message went across the Auan-
liz 70 convey to living mother and an aged f2ther
t.ooti news NON the Wanderer. for whose Eafety
afd SUCCESS prayers we're offered up in that cot
ragt III The kline. The father and mother passed
away, without tidlnps frum their rowing son.
I'D not Know tut that he slept beneath the waves.
years nessetl by, and his name was almost forgot
tn, except b. those who remembered him
In the family, and to whom he was
ever dear, All that could be definitely ascestained
i. 10 his whereabouts was that he landed ID ber-
uuda, aud. NOT n1dIng there the adventure which
MS nature craved, had taken ship for Mexcot
wEerr he expected to ind food foI sword and
musEet.
Threc Years after be left home. a younger
trnfher named Tbeopbtle, also followed the set
linz snn. and landed On che shores OF America.
X. sonpht ercrywpere after his lost brother, but
twenty gears Of nomadic Life brought no tidlnRs
, 1870-07-16
AMUeEMENTH.


The hills remain unchanged at the different
theatres, The circus carries OF the hnnors IN
r,.spect Of attendance, the tent being crowded at
cvery performance. This Is not to be wondered
al since 1t Is the best equestrian comblnatl0n
which has been in Chicago for many da3A We
recommend all who have not seen II 10 60 to-oats
"a il w,Il be the last opportunity.
Tuprez 4 Eenrdcts Minst7els arc draw inR tuA
heusss Ut Mcyicxer's They VIII be 1ne1e 1o4
The LAM panromimsts are doing we'll at the
N The ~ Wizard Of the Wave still nou1ishes At the
Museum. .-.-
PERSONALS 49,.
MI. Frank Wentworth Is about to retire ifnn hls
n.gfiCn 1t the briggs House 10 accept ShA& OF
TreasuTey Of tne English Opera Company, under
the management Of Hess Co.
Mr 4 c PadEttt has severed us connecLiou
with the Museum. Mr.. Aiken has lost IN MN i. Y
FIR the MOST talented and val1aoe naeHut1 VI tne
cnn nany. The vacancy will be bard TO niL
Joe Nheeiock has returned 70 t1e cHy: Il =
said he matle the trip from New York on Tool
The Al.erl combination have returned from thels
summer excursion. -
Allen hiInself came back week since.
| John Dillon is seriously thinking about s"ca1Ue
A!as May c. howard Is u the city;
| Mckee RuckIu Is nnw playing 10 tue H.lsl.
! Monroe Dempster" goes to Auiora lo-day "
fufdl an CngRecInent-
Mrs- Thomas Barry takes benefit, on Monday
evening, at the Museum
AE. ard MrR sam Myers have left the city for
| the East Ther arr ut LnnE ErauEh.
John Allen La thinking seriously of going to Pc-
| ot!a. ... ....
Mike Ncpal is playing With Foscpaugh's circus
| company.
sicsles, alias Norton, alias Heckwith, LIS spending
ne SUMMER Ut hls country residence lear wash
, 1870-07-16

During the debate relative to the army, on
the 90th ult /, in tho French Corps LegiHlatif,
H. Theirs spoke as follows:
g d,sc1ssion IN which The Minister Of war has
fore, to eniighten the subject but TO M the duty
Of good citizen Sannot be 3mpeaeaeaf afa. oy any
deemed necessary; and recently did not lear TO
vote win minority Of IS against majority Of
2oo. know how TO persist In NJ own
SD01fsi S4 fsieDs S9 i H. opposon 3 h0ns5 st
they deceive themselves In this matter.
Ce he good dath o. no one an rs IT,
matter. Yo1 have done NE the honor OF Recalling
that was applanded some years ago, but WAs
applauded N!thout being heard. tLaughtsl:] We
hare committed. hear It constantly asked,
AWhy not explain the policy Of Eurnpe1" Bus
War W to-day would be universal, entatling fngntiui
sumanitSs Q: s History, "a and q france would BE-
il sut MoRn W. hsis e
| / have always attentively observed the srate Of
yse t6s ts
1ntscd France was not In position to make her
sell respected. did not always approve the meas
1ea e 3Sas Ne sp + @1 Z e
country, and that peace Is due 70 hld atmameats ~
| II you desire peace, remain strnnG. [7f:s hfn.
1t Is ASKED why NOT g1Ve ne odai. vHastfon Il
the bzse Of the question. hear i said uneeas1ng.
" 1--WE are On i wu footing" That Is wrong, He
| are not on war footing, snd u Minister q Hal
tbas be Il tmprodent and ignorant But we "
tod, dIsasm and Iou VIII be Unlisted WEI! Nss!
when everyone in Earope-l should ~ nes{n n5
i,,yifat10ns 70 dleArm1 Why hzs th2t Wot5 pIo
! nnunced three yeaIs ago fcnnd no ech1! 09 yoe
/ believe it u On acppunl Of M-wn OF fdte mzsee
II q beltyed That prusstA i On a e1kz@&oa!1
l.var9ooffo9. W: L. Aos0sorHtxb89f - uksa O
, 1870-07-16

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
JfTANTED-ao0 TO 1,oco ACRES GOOD LAND IN
w lewa, for cash and improved property. A. B..
CRATFIkLD, L94 Dca1noru-et.. RooM
JFAaTED-TO BLT FOB CAsH- HOUSES AND
W lets. PRICE, to be under $a3,sN Addrcas HOME
f5IJ,yA N1ce
, 1870-07-16
THE RIVAL PACKS.
Which shall HIVE tie Coming Alligator =
Chance for Il Sensation.

knd Of rivalry seems to exist between the two
parke, Lincoln and Uuiont as to which shall have
the best menager1e for the delectatlon Of their
visitors, The competition has been going On
,,sIIy but unnoticed for some time. II Union re-
crryes new elgle the fact Ia Immediately COM
1nunicated to the North Side, and, 10, peacock
struts forth in eli the glory Of is splendid tall II
. fresh bear makes its debut at Lincoln, the West
Side people slip In fo1 or badger. The rcsult
is that they have eBCh accumulated pretty
respectable Wild beast show. And 10" e. comes ,ss
Scuth has written to one Of our citizens, making
hin the o1er, at very advantageous terms, o.
live yuunR alligator, fifteen feet long. Mr. a. mas
not Jet reached maturity, but he : strongly
recommended rs promising youth, with plenty
Of snnp u him. lie can already gobble "nlgHer"
hau,es and It ls suggested that II he be Kept 1or
awhile il Chicago. a''d 1ed upon river We'll toI
anything. .,,-o,
pas not tank quite :arEc enough 1ot nus accom-
mediation, and besides, If he Is 10 be made 1rce
Lincoln Fars would seem 70 be the most salt-
aLIe Mace for the stranger. The North Side IS IN
need Of some such Institution. The policemen
have nothing t do turing s aa5 es as iee sed
rlyen Up to him. 1t would be better way " dis.
vvse ot them than any which Dr. Raush hss YET
suggested. What fne prospect Of dally eehga-
iiSa ths Following would then appear once q
,reeE in the paper7: Last night little boy, the
cDn of a moor widow, named ME- Johnson VINO
lives In the v1cInity 0f Lincoln PARK, stfayed 1Iom
htH hGrne and has not been Seen since II u
feared thas ii an unEuatded moment he wandered
100 near The margin Of the pool where the ailga.
ior lIeg, and that he was snapped up mo etetmy
by tic roracfous monstcr 1t is time that the aa'
! trprireH. &c, &C. - w.. -, INV,
For these, and many othel 1easous' ie1 u n0se
the alligator.
, 1870-07-16
The New French Hliniater-Fais Views
on the Situation at H0He.


ON the Situation at &aome.
A reporter Of the New York Herald O. inter
viewed" the new French Minister TO this gov
ernment, II. p1evost-Paradol, while in New
Iork, IN route to Nasliug1ou on the 18th
inst, wien the following conversation occur
red:
you ln5 question y hIch it n0uld enbart,ss you TO
answei but as the state OF Europe at this moment
coln1naa1s great attention N thts country and aa
you afe, O! course, thoroughly Informed u tne
cundluol of at1atrs In BEsuce, Jour views on the
present tflsls wol1h he very acceptable.
N. ?reyost-Para.tol- viii be delighted, s!r, to
ul,outto leave for Washington to relieve NJ. Ber-
thcu,y who s anxts1s 10 get to France as soon as
possible.
teiuTt the present WIZ cloud appeared OIL the
European horizon, aut, therefore tU Gaii say hoth.
ing Of thu present situation that We lo NOT kn1w
allra(y; hut you are thoroughly acquainted Tllh
The temper Gf the French people Is French
SENTIMENT in favor Of ~ar with pFusesaz
We af sPeff Fsnss nf y9c1 o not
,ea1'l war: they want peace, tt1dt commerce. In
dustY But SHOULD Prussia persist III Eer attitude
ui defiance to Francc-insist upon putting rr.ls-
sEan in the Spauish tht0ne-alt France wall be FOR
war. \ psussan TN the Spanish thsons!-ts II rot
rlu'cllous7 slr, l. would Dc blow IT Erauce~-an
iIlsnll not TO be bnrne The case OF France anh
pius.ta In this Hoh-uzoiiern AFFAIR is similar to
that of the United States and Ae1!co. iou could
ndt siant MACMILLAN IN Mexico; II would not do;
the French eau't stand Prussia n Spaiu. But tacrc
will " no War, Bs1nark h not snch . tool a. to
~ TO var on such 3 frivolous pretext, the matter
will I've settled By the Emperor.
Reporter. But, NJ Parsdol, suppose. as is
stated III somc OF The kilograms from England and
Ftxue, that your government will not tx content
with the dcclenHlun Of the Prince Leopot lWhn,
as you arc tlonhtIess aware, has relapss into his
original ttleness}, hut insists now that France IL
aroused, tuat Prussia shall observe tic treaty OF
Prague; What then Z .....
NJ ParadoL AM. that is another af1alr. prus-
sIa with c1phnais) ought to observe the treaty Of
l'raeur- II The Emperor FAYE SHE shell, she WIN.
There may bc Il war Oh that question, but can
only give my opinion on these matters as al inAi-
vi,lual, not ~ y Minister, for this complication
arose after left tEauce. ~
Reporter. There seems to he In France Just
now not but several parties all nsslng dtNel-
cut hleaY OF government but unittsd In oppUst-
tion to the empire. How would war Affect
thrm7
". Parstiol. var with Prussia IN defence OF
the lretln.nte influence Of France IN the Pentnsu.
la would unite Orieanists, Bourbohlsts. Reds, and
all parties. There VIII be but 0ot party IN 8!t
FllIce when the nTst shot Is arcl IN defence OF
EFrrErh honor, and that the party of the g1rern-
nent.
, 1870-07-16
ClSC1sSA1i, Iowa, July ~, 1870.
a Railway Review Of Kausas,

Mr. D. c. Brooks, Of the editors Of the Chicago
Eail'tdv Rer1t1r. has recently spent mouth tn
Kansas, and has contributed series OF articles to
that paper, the fruit Of personal examination OF
the railway system, and Of the progress and cou-
.iions Of settlement Al Industry in that flourish
Ii.g State. The Lawrence Rtpubiieu'-Journal says:
".fhc admirah1e letters Of MI Brooks hive been
largely copied by the Kansas press. His splendid
railway review Of the State has given general sat-
tsfnctton, and has shown q broad, generous, au.l
intelligent appreciation Of the wonderful cHpac!-
ties and tut1lte possibilities OF the State
No paper east Of the Mississippi naa ever
ied anything Ike Bs apprecta1tve, exhaustive, and
complete resume Of the splendid capacities ami
rulrnad facillllcs, present and prospective, Of
Kansas These articles, along with many Of sim-
iar scope published In the Rfrier, form valuable
contribution to the permanent literature Of rail-
way and kindred Interests In our country. Thcy
not unly present an exhibit Of the present condi-
tton anu resources Of our great roRds, hut contain
u comprehensive and authoritative summary OF
their corporate history, and valuable Tesunit Of
Legislation respecting them. Articles have already
appeared Oh the Kansas Pacific, Central Branch,
and Kansas ctF ST Joseph 4 Council Bluffs Eatl-
read; and this weeks ts1ue Of the Nfritar devotes
q space equal to six columns Of THE TRIBCNE to
ftThe Jog Il ads" Of kAnsaS-the Miss ,uri River,
FL scott Gulf; the Learenworth, Lawrence +
Galveston, snd the hansRs City 4 Santa Fe; be-
tttscs containing timely article on Chicago 4
tGcE 1s1and Railway "'cAmpatgnn In Kansas.
, 1870-07-16
HOTEL PERSONALS

Among tho arrivals at this house, yestefaay,wese
,ne following: Louis Goodwin, Brazil; chafles
neut. Morrison sentinel; q. 7. DeForresf, Ne"
YORK: Bon, g. ". White and family, Cleveland :
co1one, James Watson, Pittsbasgh: General
Joseph l. Howe, u S. A.; Hon. z. Z; pasin, III u
Saans; SrFNs Rockford: a Intbe1 p, $. Lens Geo
&sa1 a o%ana 6o;S rove, asS 5selsen se11ea esy
4 r Rrovn War1etta: E Eldred, virginia Clty
i. 81. Brown, Connecticut; Judge NJ 4. "l1la'ns'
Aurdra. -
SHERMAN HoCHE.
Among the arrivals at this house. {este114Ay' ~
were The following: Hon. Vim. Van DsEesI I+t@ y
washington; Colonel Thompson, d a. John1tone,
Nex York; j. N. Mccune, ssh francisco: HenIy
\. Cooper, ArkAnasa; Hon C., D. Conan, -
Wayne; D. G. Poole, q. g. A.; J. >RTp1neag, 9an
Fsanc,soo; < Il Roberts, San Francl1co; T. q.
Mot, New fost; Z. J: FaEqson 7. 7. Aoore; ~ T.
neasee; General D. S. 6tAney, e.. s. A., rCoan1ea
If Sanford. Dr.. 4. c. 6herWcoa. .&afse1atov4i