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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
Neui9feiten.

nMhn9en fne III II @asssas
9 Minicnen @ulben baar ais @tit1asSjas>
lurs an ben auf gatern tredeneen Antteil
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ment, etnsetrrfen unb fefcrt an bieStaats.
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lisen Muftewobruns abseltefsrt roybsn.
parts. - Das Bubset.G Committee BAT
einen 8e,t9t an bic Nationol. geriammluns
absefattet. Die granddaughter &ussaben
fur bas Ttseoliabr inb pie fclst:
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lihe sdulb 1928, OOO, 900 Trcs.
&lfa6nbe unb Deficit 673,0O0,OOO
@ewDbnli6e Museaben 2,500.0OO,00O
Dsparte ts.8ofen 3OO,0OO,0OO
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fetne erfe YrdTeentenbctidaft an bic 3atto.
nalneriammlune Elm. CT empfeblt BARN
bic ba1otse &srtasuns, ba btelelbe bur4 bic
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cent per np*isa murte, fpridt jetph susleih
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bic beutihen Sruppen ais Gntaelt baflr,
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sebieben fem.
Giner etnaetrcfenen Tereide sufc1se bat
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sesen setrofen; TN Tal aber bod Elm Ser
iu9 sema9t merben ioate, miro bic &ef,
beng bes Yapfes bura bic T1assen Der aus
wartisen @efanbten seidlst meroen.
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Nln9en.
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natnt.
Berfataes. Die %Gntwafnung Der
Mationalsarbe ntmnat ttnen rutisengerlauf
unb Is sibt iI& tein @iberfanb seseu btefe =;
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&ermi16 8.

Die @iener &eltausfelnug, pel&e In
3pei Sabren itattfnpen fou, wtrb rdumlt4 |
ale tbre 8ersdnserinnen pe't aberrasen.
Der leste MusRelunssplas tn parts (ls67)
umfabte nur II Dfsrrei&iide Sod, ber @las
fur bic @usReauns Don 1873 miro nt4t pe'
niger ais 4O5 Sod. a1e wett lber bas funf'
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gauge Sdser3eils pom praterfern bis sur
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abrtsens 70 abseatdt, bab Ct sesen iefs
ELECTROMAGNETIC po1faneis selid'st
1T.
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Suite 81 8ettun9sfattonen unterbalten.
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1870 etma $500 Eblr, 1869 basesen 49,
700 St1r. @erettet pu1ben 1870 60 Terfo'
men, felt 1866 int @an3en 457 Yerionen.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
2eiet! 2eiet!

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ben &~tabuf&abseus nm bic 9slfte tiaieer pib.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27
ALL OVER IOWA.


Corning is to have a $4,000 School
House.
A paper has been started in Sioux
county, called the Herald.
Alderman l. II. Shaver, of Cedar
Rapide, has patented an oven.
The Iowa Mlllers held conven-
ton at Cedar Rapids, on the 18th.
The City Fathers, of Iowa City,
have prohibited cows wearing bells.
The Cedar Rapids s. McGfegor
Railroad Company has been organ.
lied.
Sioux City had fire on the night
OF the 16:h to the extent of some
$4,000.
Henry O'Connor declines entering
the list as q candidate for the United
States Senate.
The Sac Sun is the name OF a pa.
per lately established at Sac City.
Sac county.
It Dubuque, on the 18th, boy
was sutfocated by foul air while
cleaning cistern.
OF the % new pos,offices estab.
Used in Iowa, in June, II were in the
9th Congressional District.
Joseph Drinks had his arm cut off
at tho elbow, by moving machine,
lately, in Delaware county.
The town Of Atlantic was COM
pletely demolished by a storm, on
the 18th. Several lives were lost.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27
The Orangemen.

The cowardly, unprinclpled order
of the Democratic authorities of New
York, forbidding the parade OF the Or
angemen on the 18th of July is sus-
tanned by an "inaependent' newspa-
per Of Sioux City. This indicates,
that, to some extent, the same spirit
Of intolerance controlling the masses
of Irish Catholics of New York City
is to be found in this little city in
Iowa. II is essential to the liberty
and peace ofthese United States that,
whenever this religious dcspotism
and clannish malignancy shall be dis
played, there be no hcsitancy in ac-
cepting the issue, and in pushing it's
early solution in accordance with the
genius of our free institutions.
So far as the miserable feud exist
ing between the Irishmen IS con,
cecrned, and which is a ghost of past
centuries, the people Of This country
care very little. If in Ireland the
Oangemen were pro English, and
the Catholic societies anti English, it
is nothing to us here, as it has no
bearing upon their relationship to this
Government. Ii one class holds to
the Protestant faith, and the other
clings'tenaciouslv to Romanism, 1t is
not OF our concern. who declare the
right of every man to worship God
according to the dictates OF his own
conscience.
Without any reference as to what
the Orangemen are. as individuals, or
in their organized capacity, they have
the same right to meet publicly to.
gether, for any peaceful purpose. that
other organizations have; and the
law, aud the administrators of the
law, can rightfully make no discrim-
nations against them.
1t was In this view that we en-
phatlcally condemned the order of
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

Superintendent Kelso, at the time il
was issued and, for not different
reasons, we believe, it is being most
emplia,ically condemned in all parts
of the Union. We characterized it
as blow to liberty. and so 1t was--a
blow against all liberty, civil and re-
ligious. If the Orangemen may he
forbidden to parade, in response to
the voice of law defying mob, then
may all public gatherings be sup
pressed. The proposition is self ev-
ldent and needs no argument.
The feeling OF the people upon this
important question is evlnced by the
hearty endorsement with which Gov
ernor Hofman's proclamation was ey.
cry where received and to that Of
fetal, whether his motives were good
or bad, the people of New York, ard
the people Of the whole country, axe
much indebted fer his bold and
prompt action.
We see, with startling clearness, to
what AFFECT slavery the authorities 0!
New York city arc ready to consign
the people under their power. They
truckle to the lowest instincts of 10
norance, and stand ready to barter
rights for votes, laws and sacred prin-
ciples for power. The conspicuous
disclosure should, and will, put the
people everywhere upon their guard.
The American people will take up
the cause of the Orangemen, and see
that their rights are vinlicated and
maintained. Not that they care for
the basis upon which the Orange or
ganization is founded; but that they
do insist that all citizens of this Re
public are entitled to ''life. liberty
and the pursuit of happiness
[Sioux City Journal,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27
Young Folks Rural.

AVaMS VIM AtukuAe
Among The many publications designed
for the youth, We do not know Of one better
ca culated for them than the Young Folks
Rural, published by H. N. +. Lewis, of Chi.
cago. 1t is neta magazine, but an eight.pas.
ed monthly paper, and designed especially
for the young folks of the farm AS. how
ever, all youth should be taught something
Of Gardening, if not Of Agriculture, and
certainly something Of flower raising, and
something Of home manners, oil can be ben
Gifted by this little publication. We have
had opportunity to examine several Of the
eight numbers already issued, and we find
it free from many OF the imperfections Of
other childrcn's publications. There is very
little if any, of the wishy- washy trash so
often palmed off as childIens sentiment.
The matter is wholesome, noble and healthy,
not being written above the comprehension
Of the youth, nor SO low as to be baby talk
1t aims, in natural, easy and pleasing
way, to interest the youth in tho labors and
pastimes Of rural life. 1t does not, though,
neglect to make itself ttractive to the
young Of the village or city.
Its literary dcpartmen TT Gale l the "Sketch
Book" is high toned and natural, with po>
etry and stories that cannot fail 10 instruct,
and elevate. Under the heading sThe Stage"
are dialogues suitel for Parlor and School
room rehearsal. 1.-THE Puzzler' gives ENG
mas, Charades, Riddles, Problems, Ana>
grams, Puzzles, REFUSES, Conundrums, &c..
oil Of interes. and instruction, and within
the grasp Of the youthful mind. Under the
head, "The Center Table, one Of the edit
ors has q personal chat with his readers,
reading and examining letters. There are
alse departments Of History, .sAdventurc,'
The Cleaner" 1.-THE Critic sPastimes,''
"Animal World" Little Siorics," .The
Querist," Rural Topics and AT Home"
in each Of which, none can fail to find in
struction--none can read without pleasure.
"The Young Folks Rural" is published
for Sl.oO year, which places il within tho
means Of all. At this price, it is the cheap
est chillrcn's publication We have seen.
The publisher offers premiums TO those who
will make up clubs, the particulars of which
win be given on application.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

What do you say? You can't
get pair OF boots that will keep un-
der your feet and last You six months.
Why, / have no such trouble"
"Do tell me how you avoid It,"
easy enough. Get the Graffant
& Watkin boot, manufactured at
Phlladelph a, for they not only keep
right side up, but will last you a
year.
Where can you get them ?"
Why, at Johnston's, to be sure
where they always keep the best ar
ticles OF every description, and sell
at reasonable figurcs-indeed, very
low ones, when the quality Is consld-
cred"
We'll, the Whitney boot is play
ed out with me and I will give them
a CALI
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

-
Whole number tardy during Winter term
839. Whole number tardy during Spring
term 4ls; Showing an improvement of 42l
less on the latter over the former
Whole number of days absence during
Winter term 1880. Whole number Of days
absence during Spring term 1850. Show.
ing an improvement Of 200 days less alb
sence on the latter over the former.
Roll Of Honor,
Consisting Of the names # those pupils who
were neither tardy nor absent during the
entire term.
1sr PRIMARY DEPT.
Horrie Arb, Freddie Sherwood. Tony
Reusch, Victsr Stoner, Maggie Hieronymus,
Lucy Edwards,-6.
% PRIMARY DEPT.
Nettie Morecroft, Chattie McClain, Mol>
lie Melick,-3.
3D PRIMARY DEPT.
Flora Fraaee, Ella Frazee, 50.
INTERMEDIATE DEPT.
Orrie Allen.
HIGHER DEPT.
Emma Frazee, s. Lizzie Conant, Agnes
Randolph IS. Total number Is.
A star marks the names of those who
were neither absent or tardy during the
entire school year.
A. II. STERRETT.
Principal.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

The wooden buildings destroyed
by the fire in Oxford will soon be re-
placed Dy a fine stone block. The
excavations for the cellar have al.
ready been made, and the work of
laying the foundation will be com
mcnced tins week. The building will
be 65 feet from. by 20 feet deep, and
two stories high above the base
mcnt, making tie height OF the walls,
including the foundations, 40 feet
On the second floor will be hall 40
feet front by 20 feet deep, which will
be an institution the town has long
needed, and will supply want the
citizens have long felt. The front
will be of sawed stone from the quar-
RIGS of Helm and Richardson.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

Now is the time TO pant your
Houses. n. Lewis & Co., OF lama
City, have just received one hundred
gallons Of TAscorrs ENAMEL PAINT.
.Thls paint is prepared ready for use,
OF different shades and coors, and
can be applied by any one. 1t is
warranted to wear longer and fade
less than the best Lead and Oil as
usually prepared, and is also cheaper.
Call and see samples and get circu-
lars before purchasing elsewhere.
14ttl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

Something can DO prophesied now in re-
spect to the wheat crop. The bulk Of it is
already harvested, but none threshcd that
we know Of. In Richland township, good
judges say that the third Of an ordinary
crop Is all that can be anticipated, rs to
quantity, while the quality is not up to the
average. In other portions Of the county,
we hear that the yield will be about one half
the average, the quality still being behind
what is ordinarily harvested. II these re-
ports are proved correct the yield of wheat
in Tama county cannot be over third Of
crop.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27
A Few Words to the Ladies.

Many ladies. particularly mothers, COM
plain of a tired, listless feeling, or complete
exha ustion. ON arising in the morning. On
the wife and msther devolves the RESPONSE.
bility Of regulating the duties of the houses
hold. Her cares are numerous, and the
mental as we'll as physical powers are fire.
quently called into requisition. She often
finds her elightest occupation weary task
and existence burden, while at the same
time she has no regular disease. Hostet-
ter Stomach Bitters, if resorted to at this
period, will prove an unfailing remedy for
this annoying lassitude. The effects Of this
potent agent are soon seen in the rosy
cheek and elastic step Of the head Of the
family, as with restored health and renew
ed spirits she takes her accustomed place
in the family circle. If this friend in need
be regularly used. those depressing symp>
toms will never be complained Of. and hot
only lassitude not be experienced, but ma
ny diseases following its advent be avoid.
ed. As a medical agcSt it has no equal,
while its pleasing flavor and healthful ef>
fects have made it general favorite. 1t is
free from all properties calculated to im>
pair the system, and its operations are AZ
once mild, soothing nd efficient. All who
have used the Bitters attest its virtues and
commend lis use. $3.50
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

The Little Corporal, for August
has a very fine table Of contents, con.
tanning stores by Mrs. L. D. Ken
dali, Susan Coolidge, LENA Bell
Close, and the editress, Mrs. Emily
II. Miller, and departments Of Art,
Science and Natural History. 1t has
also poems by George Cooper, Ellen
Porter Champion aud Mrs. M. 3. G.
Sladc. John E. Miller, publisher,
Chicago. Terms. $3.50 4 year.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27
Hoohand's Podophyllin
Pills..
Composed as they are Of the purest
Alcoholic Extract of the Man.
drake Plant,

are not only the most complete substitute
for mercury in cases Of diseased Liver, but
in Dyspepsia, when used in connection
with the German Bitters or Tonic, they act
like charm. Relieved by an ingenious
combination with four other valuable ingre-
dients, of all tendency CT gripping or other
distressing and painful results, they act
promptly and pleasantly. Two small pills
constitute a regular dose. They are more
powerful and searching than the Mandrake
itself, and act u.on aud regulate the Liver
far more effectualy than Calomel, without
any Of its dangerous after effects. The
PoDOpIIyLLIAN PILL is TO be regarded
a. a family medicine. They can be used
safely and to advantage in conjunction
with the BIFTERi or TONIC, or by them
selves. In cases Of Jaundice, Disordered
Liver, Sick Headache, Overloaded Stomach,
Dissipation, Or in fact any of the ordinary
diseases. in which pure, safe and prompt
vegetable cathar,ic is required.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27
Peters Musical Monthly,

For July came in due season, but
notice of 1t was omitted. unintcntion-
ally. The music iE this number is
fine. The instrumental portion is
unusually good, for Becht and Kin
kel never attach their names 10 poor
music. Their compositions are par
tlcularly adapted for teachers use. =
OF Leonie Tonel we shall like to see
more. To the song department,
Henry Ticker has contributed ono OF
his best. Pelsley and Holzel have
added to the wealth OF this number
which, with its contributions from
other good authors is itself worth
the price OF a years subscription
Published by J. L. Peters, 500
Broadway, N. Y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

There is a young man in this town
whose name gets into the police re-
ports Of the papers in neighboring
towns-Tama county and elsewhere
quite too often for his own credit
and that OF this town. We withhold
his name tor the present, hoping he
will behave better in the future
Belle PLANE Union.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

We knew it would. That local and poet,
~ about the heat, in last weeks REruBLr,
CAN, aid the business for the hot weather.
1t acted somewhat like double barrelled
iceberg, and the evenings and mornings
are chilly enough to suit the most cold
blooded. The probability is that this item
will bring the thermometer up to blood heat
again.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27
Amused and Instructed

It will be strange if the people of Toledo
and vicinity cannot find amusement and in
lures. The names Of such men as Fred.
Douglass, u. +. Taylor, Wendell Phillips,
Josh Billings, Col. Sanford, Prof Winchell,
"Ihe Fat Contributor &c.. SC, should be
enough tc warrant immense audiences.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

r. II. Frazee is fitting up one side
of the room occupied by Andy Maid
Ell, and will soon be ready to move
his Jewclry goods there. Benjamin
Stone desires the whole room for his
shoe shop, SO Mr.. f. has to seek 9th
er quarters.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

There are no vacant store rooms
or residences in this town. Every
place is full and there is call for
more. Two or three moro business
houses and dozen more dwellings,
would be used If built.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27

Advertisers desiring to reach the
greatest number of readers should
advertise in the REPUBLICAN. This
paper has larger circulation inside
the county than any other paper pub
Iished. If
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27
Cradles VS.. Reapers

CITuIcS ' . ntHVCIH
Many farmers in the country who work
on a small scale, have been cutting their
harvest this year with the old time grain
cradle, and some of these are of the opinion
that their small crop can be harvested in
this way more cheaply than by exchanging
work with neighbors in order to get the aid
Of II reaper and hands 10 take it up after
it. This plan may contain o suggestion Of
truth worthy Of the consideration Of those
who farm but few acres Some ones crop
must wait for tho large gangs and the reap
err, but little diligence will save the small
err crop with " hands.