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the same time he turned the bowl of the pipe
toward the sun and brought the focal point Of
the rays upon the tobacco The fire took, and
the smoke came forth. The dusky chieitaiu
pulled out a fragrant cloud, then looked at the
bowl of his pipe and then knet in awe before
the pale-Caced captain. He would not tempt
the wonderful power Of the great medicine man
further. Burton obtained his case of instru-
meuts from the chiefs own hands.-Ne1c York
yeClgpF.
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CAPT. BURTON AND THE STRENGTHENING
one OF Capt. Burton's voyages he was becalmed
OIL an island OF the Society group, in the south
Pacific, and one day a valuable case OF suroi.
cal instruments was stolen from bis cabin. A
number OF the sayages, with the chief of tbe
island at their head, had been on board and ne
knew that the lhiel was Of their number. On
the following day ne pulled on shore, with Inc
best part Of his crew, aud found the chief in
company with several Of hls principal warriors
situng before his hut. Burton made known his
errand through bis interpreter wheIeupon the
sable monarch expressed unbOunded surprise
Not only was he sure that none of his people
had stolen tie articles, but he could assure bis
"mik-sknned brother" that his people would
tain assumed confident attitude, and begged
TO inform bis swart majesty that he-Buft0n
knew where the missing property was. He
had The power 10 discover such things. II might
save tue chief vast deal Of trouble ii he would
az once produce the lost property. Upon
this the chielain declared he could
have nothing more 10 say upon the
SUBJECT; and to give seeming weight 10
nls assertion he drew forth bis pipe, and having
nled II with tobacco he commenced TO STRIFE
ure on piece OF punk wood with flint and
sleei. Capt Burton told the Interpreter to bio
MN STOP. Tel him." said he, "ihat | will
DnDg ne from heaven into his pipe" The chief
received tue announcement with look Of in
cfedulliy, but nevertheless, dropped his f1i
aud steel and suffered tle captain to proceed.
burton drew from his pocket aSmall sun glass,
or lnagnhylng lens, and conc Mailing il In his
hahu, ne Dade the chief to sip away aud at
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OBJ 9ap spp: a6oest aa0nesoap Blooming 9cmber ls 1899.

post; and as soon as the old chief came ont, his
concealed foe shot him dead. Several members
of the band then commenced firing at Witch,
but ne ran and lodged among the brush, escap-
ing their fire uSl they were tired out, and their
ammunition was spent; finally one of them
broke of a piece OF an elk's horn, loaded his
gun with it, and with this missile killed the
SLAYER of WaSh-i-kee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

TIMBER CHUTE The Truckee Republican
gives the following description OF q timber chute
connected with Bragg & FOlsOn's saw mill at
Camp IS; Opposite The mil, and IN full view
oflhe railroad, is the timber chute. Tins chute
is 1900 feet in leugtb and descends down the
mountain side az aniUcliue Of 60 degrees. While
there yesterday we say huge logs glide down
the chute like "greased lightning" aud plunge
hity leet or 50 over the bank into the middle VI
the river. The logs descend AT the rate Of over
two miles per minute striking the water with such
force as to send up a column Of spray thirty feet
high. The chute Is made Of two log partially
im0edded in the ground side By SIDE, the hewed
sides slOpng from each other and forming a
smooth bed or trough down which the logs slide.
Tue friction Is 50 great that a column OF smoke
follows the log from top to bottom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

that Of the king Of Holland the finest in Europe
They also engaged to 90 on a given day TO his
villa in the country, where his finest pictures
were kept | tell you in brief the story as it
was told me. Il shows that while painting is
not improbable, cooking is better, and fOurishes
best Of all arts, coarse or fine, in Paris.-Eu.
ropean Correspondence Providence journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

The Second Advent conference will resume its
session at Central street chapel at O'Clock this
forenoon. Preaching this evening at halfpast
seven by Elder w N. Pile of New York. Subject,
"The Past and Present Condition of Papacy, and
its Meaning" All are invited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

The HARVEST or the IIRAD-When the comb acts O
a rake bringing away roll Of parted abcrs every time
It passes through the hair badness would soon be in
cyliahe But even IN this cage, lorlon It may SEEM
the mlschef can be arrested the loss repaired Lyons
Katbaron. aided by brisk application Of the brush to
promote the Absorption Of the fluid by the scalp, will
stop the thinning out process in eight hours Tie
roots from which the dead lamens shed will soon
be re-cndowed with vitality, and new growth viii
speedily spring up on the denuded places. This work
Of reproduction viii go on until the damage Is com
petcy repaired, and the luXuriant crop hair thus
produced will never wlther fail out long the
ytallzng application is regularly continued.
40 yvItGde, ulw
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LATEST MARKETS.
NEW YORK sTocK MARKET.


NEW York. Dec II The strngency in the money
marSet the chief ieau in financial circles to-day
DO rOwers paying high per cent per day. About
the close of bank hours when nearly all The brokers
had made up their bank accounts, the I'll decline 10
al per cent 1t is generally supposed that ar ticia
at work to make money scarce, and The Pa
hc Mail people accused Of loo sing up funds they
did ten days ago In addition to this tn treasury f
tOrde opportunity Tor stringent money, by with
drawing from the Bank Of Commerce anu the Fourth
National bank S34j S4j in legal teu1eis; the govern
ment money remaining in these two banks is 81
545, $40 Sterling firm l09 prime, and Los fl
short sight. God lower dec lining from l2A lll9.
with recovery to ~ Loans from per cent 10 fiat or
use. Clearings S6OO00O0 Treasury disbursements 49,
$40. Governments lower in lie morning IN sympathy
with gold, ana closed firm at slight advance State
bonds DULL Tennessees and Yirgias heavy aid lower
Stocks irregular; the market alternated frequently he
tween rmness and weakness the chief interest center
ing in Pacific Mail, which ductuated between 10 and 49,
closing Is. The dealings to day have been even
IN distributed than usual with considerable activity IN
New YORK Central, Lake shore. Rock Island, Wabash
Western Union anu Hannibal ant st. Joseph common
The market closed heavy ami the latest dealings were
declining prices. The Z numerical says: A rumOl
that the Pacific Mail company is about issue
repeated very positively to-dny 1t is stated thar
executive committee will authorize them tO-mUr Ow,
United states skies. 1884, coupons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

Two lSDIAEs DISPOSED oF.--Tbe Salt Lake
News Of December I'd gives the following par
tcuars Of The killing OF Wash.i-kee, the
Sh0slione chiel; Wash .kee and his band were
camped in Wind river valley, near some soldiers.
They gave bin several drinks of whlskey. There
was 2rudge existing between Wash .6ec and
en- fury Wash-I.kee shot aud killed Wiich's
layOflle horse ANA sci lire 10 and burned up his
lolge. In the evening Witch returned, and
learning who had destroyed bis property, he
concealed himself near the lodge Of the chief.
Wash-i-kee did not come from his wickiup,untll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

WHITES SPECIALLY FOR DYSPEPSIA IS he only
prompt, Efficient and safe master Of such symptoms as
loss Of appetite, heartburn, papatation Of The heart
dizziness, sleeplessness, melancholy constipation wind
mental and physical debility, as well AS many Others
which, lfneglected, will place "te dOuse ne lire
in" beyond the reach Of any remedy. II, @. WHITE,
Proprietor, lG7 Washington street, Boston.
AN WNgktytiqg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

We make a specially of ladies' plain hemmed,
lace, and initial handkerchiefs also the same style
for gentlemen These are Tor the holiday trade,
and will be sold at low prices.
HORACE SHELDON & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

PAINTING VS.. CooKING.-I find high rates
ruling IN the Paris market for pictures, and no
wonder, If they tell a true story IN regard 10
Fortunl, one OF the Partisan painters. One day
Whie receiving a number Of friends in his stu
ulO, q card was sent IN whose name none of
them recognized. The unknown visitor was ad.
united, and after looking at the pictures, sand
Nc would take one valued at 10000 francs lie
Iheh gave an order for one, offering 100 900
lranes' As be left, the painter naturally lol.
lowed SO liberal patron 10 the stairs, perbaps
WIN the curiosity 10 know who his visitor
might be, The visitor, anticipating So natural
a query, informed him that he was inc chef
cook AT the Gale Anglais which story. on
bis return TO the studio, was met on tbe
part OF the painters friends with an increduJons
laugh, and the proposition to test the fact by
meeting at the Cafe Anglals the next
morning at breakfast and inquirng Tor their
VISITOR. A card was sent TO him, aud he In turn
appeared IN white apron and paper cap, fresh
from the Kitchen, the identical visitor Of yester.
day After apoogizug Tor the poor b, eakfast
he mus furnish, he invited them to 20 alter
breakfast iato the next story to see his col
lection. This they found to include some Of the
finest picturesNn Paris. He also had a collection
of curiosities fIpm China and Japan, next to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

American sable muffs, from SIS to $50, at Eldred
& Liscombs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

Splendid assortment OF wool lap robes, at Eldred
s Liseomb's.
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SnerlaI AGtstea
Un,.e. stare. ana canada

PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues Extensions. Trademarks and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED,
lnterferenccs and other Patent Cases attended To by
JAMES q. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass
2Il Main st. DIFF mhl9
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AS an inexpensive and excellent substitute for the
water closet the earth system, which has attracted
much attention in the scientific world abroad and
in this country for some time past is worthy of ex-
animation. We are informed that the Moule Earth
Closet, advertised in another column, has been for
several years IN extensive use in the government
and other public buildings of England, France,
Prussia, and the United ates and that the use OF
1t in this country tor cotton mills and other acto-
ries, in machine Shops railroad stations, schools,
colleges hotels and in our finest residences IS al
ready very large, and the system steadily growing
in favor with the public.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

Real Astrachsn mufs, from $3.50 to $40, at FL
dred & Liscomb's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

FEw PEOPLE unacqualnted With physiological chem
isry are aware Of the quantity Of iron in the blood. but
all hoad kaoD the Importance Of keeping up tho sup
ply for debility, disease AMI death sure to follow
when the quantity becomes much reduced The Pc
ruylan Syrup, "a protoxide Of Iron) supplies this vital
element, and has cured many chronic oisease
daoptvyIyr
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large lot of fur robes, selling cheap, at Eldred
& Liscomb's.

PORTLAND AND 0GDENsBURG RAILROAD, YER
MONT DIvIsIoN.-The shortest trunk line from the
lakes to the Atlantic. Montreal hfty-seyen miles
nearer Portland by this route than any other More
than half the line is successful operation, and the
balance rapidly approaching completion The first
mortgage gold bonds OF tins road we recommend as
combining profit with absolute safety. For sale or
exchange for marketable securities.
FAIRBANKS & Co.,
81 Broadway, n Y
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO.,
lis Milk street, Boston.
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Lynx, seal and black marten furs, at Eldred s.
Liscombs.
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Foreign Markets.--By Atlantic Cable

LOSDos. Dec r-Consols 9lN@9lH. Z. s. 5-2Os. 1865
Old 81; do. 1861, 81; ten-fOrties s84 new s. sgh.
LIVERPOOL. Dec, H.-COtton active ana frmeT; mid
ding uplands at C81: DO. Orleans lOzd; IS 600
bales Of which 5000 bales for export and spccua-
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1t
United States Currency 6s................. ll25s
Western Union Telegraph company. 49,
Pacific Mail steamship company. ........... IG
\. Y. Central Hudson River consolidated. .9iA
Erie ralroad.
do preferred, .......................:.; Az
Harlem Talifoau ''''.''......''''''.'.5i
do preterrcd........... ........ ~
Mlchlgan Cen'ral raIroa1........,....., LII
Panama railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Union Pacific railroad stock...........,......3!
Lake Shore * Michigan Southern R.......94 7s
Illinois Central railroad ................,....lZ3
Cleveland ana Pittsburg railroad.
Chicago and Northwestern railroad. s!A
Cleveland Columbus & Cincinnati railroad. 81
New Jersey Central railroad ..,,......,,....I Gl8
Chicago and Rock Island railroad .llOh
milwaukee, alG 81. Pau railroad ..... ........i4S
Toledo and Wabash railroad
w 40 pfe!.......s.,......na
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. say
Alton and Ierre Haute railroad. ;,,....,......A
do Do p4aterfed. ............4 40
Chicago aid Alton railroad iooaS .,.,".... lI9A
Ohio and Mississippi railroad
Delaware, LackaWanna Il Western R.. 9gG
Hartford and Erie railroad acknowledgements. S%
Columbus. Cincinnati g Ind. Central ....35H
burlington and quincy railroad. ,,.........l37
Hannibal and StJuseph r ..,,..,.......... AK
GentIa! racine gold oAds...................lO2
Union Pacinc slSes........
90 lana grants. ......,.............IS5
40 incomes. .....,...,...,,..,a...,6la
Tennessee state b's......,.,,,. ...,,.,u...,..79B
40 new. ...s...,..,,........I9 1874
Virginia state
GO neW...,,.....
missouri STATE bs...... ..,......,.. ....-.....S5
LOUISIANA state 6s.........
40 neW........ ......,.........50
AlaDallA STATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
40 9s........ .................,.,J h
do 7s...,......,.................
N1Fl4 JaEGiln4 u. ....,.....,.......3
az new t.,...............-......l9
SCUM OaIOllua os-.--r,'s .5J
NO new .''..''.''....s....Z45
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TEE CESTAUR LIsTMEST has cured-soes cure, and
will more cases Of Rheumatism-stlf joints swell
lngs and ameness upon beast in ore day than
all other articles have in hundred years One says:
II have not held pen In seven nnonihs-now all
right" Another. that. 1.-THE Centaur Lnment cured a
fHshtfa burn without scar; "-anolher. 1T restored
10 uae hopeessly lame horse worth four hundred dell
lars etc. Try Il once. u is wonderful thing.
CHILDREN cEY for Pitchers Castoria. II regulates
the stomach, wind colo and causes natural Sleep
II is a substitute for castor oil. deoplw&w dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-18

Deposits received up to one Thousand Dollars. Depos-
its put upon interest on the first day OF every month";
DriIendS OF interest made in January andJuly, at
L'rate of six per cent. per annum.
THOS. J. HARRINGTON, President.
FRANK c. MILES, Treasurer. diff au3
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~ FANCY CARTONS FOR GIFTS!

Lace Collars Made up Lace Sets, Embroidered Linen
and MusliuSets ana Collars; Fancy Glove Handkerchief
and Bon Bon Boxes, making altogethera
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
Work Commenced.

Messrs. Dstwilsr L Grif6a we'll known,
in these parts - stirring, energetic men,
entered iato contract, yesterday. with the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids + Minnesota
Railway Company, to grade the FIRST i've
miles Of the Liscomb Branch railroad. So
that % next Monday mernieg ground viii Be
broken within the corporation, unless some
untoward event intsrfsres. There is NO
mistake about the matter, for We have seen
The contract in black and white. and BY .
notice elsewhere, il will b ssen that the
contractors advertise Tor 6ity teams, to
commence work immediately. So mote ii
be
Everybody in vinton viii Be pleased to
know that the contract has been secured BY
lwe sf eur own citizens, and men who will
push The work forward with dispatch. It
viii not b surprising il they do the work
90 we'll ss TO secure the grading Of . few
more sections, when the present contract ID
completed. We hope they may; and we
hope also that they have secured the pres
snt contract at such figures - will insure
them reasonable compensation for their
labor, and the risks incurred. We shall
note the progress Of the work with inter
est Eagle.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
18th OF July !!
Mass Meeting !!

A mass meeting Of the citizens of
Toledo and vicinity will DO held at
the Court House in Toledo
THIS THURSDAY NIGHT,
to take into consideration measures
tor the proper celebration Of the
FOURTH OF JULY.
Let every one turn out. We want
good old fashioned cefebration.-
We have good assurances that this
will be o County celebration.
A large number OF Oranges Of the
Patrons of Husbandry have s,gnifed
their intention to join with rs in .
celebration and will havo commit.
tees here early next week to confer
with our people with reference to
this matter.
We publish this call at the earnest
request of . largo number Of our citi-
Gems.
Let there be grand rally
TONIGHT 1!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
CROQUET. SETS
at tho
CITY BOOK STORE.

AS scarlet fever 10 prevalent, and
as 1t is one of the most fatal diseases
among children, we here give re.
ce,pt handed us by one of our citi.
zens which is we'll recommended -
. certain and speedy cure for the
scarlet fever IS we'll a. for small pox.
We suggest that parents use the ut.
most care to prevent exposing their
children 10 this much dreaded dis
ease.
Here is the receipt accompanied
by the proper directions:
"Sulphate Of zinc, one grain; fox
glove (digitalis) ono grain; halt tea.
spoonful of sugar, mix with two u.
blespoonsful ct water.
When the above has been thor.
oughly mixed, add four ounces Of
water. Take spoonful every hour;
either disease will disappear in twelve
hours For q child, smaller doses,
according to age"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Republican County Convention.

Tama County Republican Conven
ton will he held at tho Court House
in Toledo, lama county Iowa, at one
O'Clock II. NJ, on
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1872,
for the purpose Of nominating dele
gates To attend, when called, the
Congressional, Judicial and State
Conventions.
The ratio Of representation will
bc one delegate for each township in
the COZ aty, aad in addition thereto
one delegate for every twenty-five
votes or friction over thirteen votes
cast for G. G. Carpenter for Govern.
or at tho last general election.
: All Republicans who endorse aud
sustain the nominations and platform
of the Philadelphia convention arc
entitled to representation and are
cordially invited TO cooperate.
The several townships arc entitled
to the following number OF dele.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

The CoscERr, At the Court House,
last Friday evening, was given by
Mrs. Bod6sh's class, largely from
Tama City, but with many pupils Of
Toledo. The execution was we'll
done. considering among other things
that very few Of the pupils have had
long instruction at the piano. The
Court House was we'll filed, show.
ing the appreciative taste Of the peo-
pie Of this town. We observed that
there were . couple of benches near
the rear filled almost wholly with
men from our city town, and when.
ever any Ofthe performers were from
that place these young men acted ~
claqaers, and never omitted bringing
down their heavy boots with offen.
sive vehemcnce. We doubt II any
from Toledo gave them precedenta
for such action ct the Concert on
Wednesday evening 1t lama City.
This action, we are confident, was
totally unauthorized, and, if known
to the conductor, would have been
repressed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
RUBBER & CHINA DOLLS,
and
DOLL HEADS,
at the
CITY BOOK STORE.

We are under obligations to L. J.
Smyth, Of Cornell College, Mt. Yer.
non, for copies Of Tic Colleyies, .
monthly periodical published by the
students Of that place. The number
for June. just received, has very
fair and we'll written description and
account of the late Aldelphian An.
niversy.
The CoA<yiaa is neatly printed and
we'll edited, and reflects credit upon
the editors and contributors, who
find time, despite their regular stud.
les, TO devote some thoughts and
time to the duty Of preparing this
record of college life. OF the mum.
per OF college publications which We
receive, none surpasses the Colleyias
il typographical neatness, editorial
ability, or variety and interest Of
reading matter.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13
Where 10 Einigrate.

Where 10 Emigrafe.
Weeanswcr 10 Southwest Missouri, be-
cause the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Co.
offer 400 900 aces Of land to actual set
tiers At Tow prices and long credit; besides
furnlshin, free transportation over their
road TO purchasers; this road extcrjs from
st, Louis. through Missouri 70 Vinton, Ia
dian Territory, is being pushed rapidly to
its destination, the Pacific Coast. will be
one 81 The trunk lines Of the country, never
blackaded by snow-thc lands along the
road arc in rich fertile country. ~ pro-
dnctive a. any IN the State; tue climate
combines all the advantages Of northern
and southern latitudee; good climate. soil.
health, water, timber, grazing. forests and
flowers, invite you to 60 10 this region
For further information. address A. TUCK,
Land Commissioner, s23 WALNUT street, St.
Louis, Mo.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-06-13

But it is very satisfactorily explained
now that be is out tor higher official
honors, and tho assistance Of Iowa
City and Johnson county is needed
to help "boost" him. # it would
only do, would not that guardian Of
the Medical Department eulogize
him though? How unfortunate that
he Is . Democrat, and running .
Democratic paper! Oh, John can't
you do something or ray something
80 that the honest farmers, who de-
spise turncoating, trading and al
kinds Of political trlckery, will not
20 back on this tillcr Of the soil?-
We do not wish to uEderrate Mr..
Wilson's abilities or fitness for Office,
but We would have had much bet
ter opinion of him had he not mani.
tested this political popularity; Meth
er would we impugn mans motives
knowingly when his course Is con-
sis:eEt. We think, however, he
would have lost nothing by keeping
his seat when the Medical Question
was up last winter, and not have laid
himself open 70 such unavoidable Gen.
sares when the people 90 generally
and the physicians almost universally
look upon that department as an
outrage upon the people, and un.
necessary expense to the State
We have not talked with . physician
on this subject in al our travels, but
who is uncompromisingly against it,
although some Of them were appeal
ed to last winter BY ]. p. Irish TO
circulate and sign petitions in favor
oft.
When in Toledo We called 1t Che
REPusLicAs Office, but it seems thst
editor, printer, devil and all eat din.
ner, for We found the door locked,
and on consulting our watch, became
aware that it was IL o'clock. We
will call again sometime. ].
-fTjDton Post.