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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-01-06
EXPORTS.
BIRTHS.

Al KaawaIaa,H Hawaii, Dec. %, the wife Of Mr.. 7. E. Cool
Of a daughter.
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J. r, AMADISY COMPANIA.

aca de recbr
de que oe la
10 e surtdo esabeciniento.
Iozasd de marmob
ngesa blanca de color hay pard mpore de ba baa
paanganas taas pati1os g. g.
Vinos de Burdeos hcores champana exelentes
Cnstaerfa fna ordinara de oda classes.
Huacales de loN ordinara.
Papel Imprna (hay del "BoIein"
Juguetes de todas classes
Slas cabaos uetes
1limanene ecibid
ve1ad Paris corbatas
cueos cab o nj peoos obetos de cpco
nda popenes
coe flr cabez flores glrnaIdas
arculos todo de buen gus'o.
Tmb hay ata cas de pate fe igado de pa enus ciha
COZ rufas elias
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Flores Y guimadas para adOrnos.
Complete surtdo de efectos milltares
Avios g0ITas para bautismOS
Calzado de todas classes para Sras4E niT1as.
ldcm de Ordinas para caballeros ninos.
Marcos de todOs tamaDOS para fOt0graf1as.
GuanteS de tOdaS classes para SraS. ca ahaller0s
Boqlilas de espuma ambar para purosy ci.
garrllloS
Idem de solo Gmbar para tabacos.
Tn eXtenSo variado surtdo dc corbatas.
Honda de stda blanca Y negra.
I'm variado surtid0 de juguetos para ninos.
Gran Surtido dc ahaniDOs de tOdaS classes.
LeOntinas de gutapercha para caballeros
Cruces collares, ,leres negros para Sras.
GomelOs para puuOS de canliSa.
ldem para lcatTO.
NCcesCrcS para Sra8 V CaballerOS.
IiraS hOrdataa de VaLiaS classes.
HloS de todaS classes.
SedaS para maquina ncgras de colores.
ldem para c0ser id. idem.
Marchantes nara Sras. y niIIas
F0lYetas dc tOdas classes.
Elecos de stda negros de cOlores.
ITensllaS dcln.
10ha las, cnt4sy un sin ntmero de articulos mas
cHy0 dctalle Sc 0wite Y que pOdran nuestrOs
amabes favorocedoras el pdbIico en- general dis
penSand0 vista a
EiE4 TE1E4E2&SagAE'sD.
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Sombreros de todas classes para Sras. niIlas
Idem idem para caballeros ninos.
Gran surtidO de perfumerfa:
Cascarilla de Merida polvOs panecillos.
Albums para retratos de tOdos taInanos.
Gorras de todas classes para eabalcros nillos.
Camtas cunas de hierro para ninos.
Carteras de viale para Sras. V caballcrOs.
Impcrmeables de gonna: blanCos negro s.
Enaguas; blancas de colores.
Ligas de seda algodon para Sras ni1as.
Cinturones el:iSticos para caballer0S.
BastOnCs para cabaloros.
I'm varado surtido de hule de colores de sobre-
mesa.
Paraguas de seda alg0don.
Crinolinas con polison para Sras. Y nias.
AlfOmbras de cOlOres para lutcs de tOd0s ta-
maflOS.
CuellOs puf1os para Sras. cabalIeros.
Camsas, camisetas, calzOncllos.
SacOs de noche dc todos tamanoS
Maletas de todas classes.
BauleS mundos V medos-mundos.
Sombrcros de Panama nos Y ordinariOs.
Hebillas de todas classes para calzado.
Gasas de pa1O Y merino para lIlto.
Monas de t0dOs colOres para calZadO
Medas para Sras. caballeros Y mines.
Sombreros de felpa Ultima mOda para CaballerOS
BOtonaduras para chalecO
ldem para VeStidOS de Sra.
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NpTO ciliento De luGO, anti corrosive Y VdCj

emento oo?pletamente desconoco ea a gandma
de fSllI eleVada
"lo @ nsi a. pugada cuada yha corresponding
M m0 @ YoLCANJCO ha reomIazado gndes
pasta aphcada juntuao
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,onal de Thomas Colon conexon la lnea asat
NaZaire escala Santander.
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Ell vapor C@raUette de 700 toneladas

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Ion 49,
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Unai1 Q -.....-
En- 3 entre
aedad L o
; los de eaocen pagaran passage f~@e@
PASSAGES DE FAMIIIA.
PASAGES DE IDA
temlno de se pagando eers blete
sOe Jets passages, duVIse los agenhs
LaimerY Comp.
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Gran Realization Gle Mercanc1as!
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Senlllas de hortaliza.

Del 6%o feps de 12 ntE
lQh saAaA QinquS Il
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LA MALLORQUINA.
CALLE DESANJUSTONUM.2 .25.

Gran fbfca de chocoae oenI "a
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pd niant
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Chocolates odasc
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
Why do Animals Need Salt2

Prot. James II. johnson, Of Scot
land, says that half the saline matter
Of the blood as per cent? consists OF
common salt, and As this 10 partly
dissolved every day through the skin
and kidneys. the necessity Of contin.
ued supplies Of it to the healthy body
is sufficiently obvious. The bile also
contains soda Zone Of the ingredients
Of salt as a special and indispensable
constituent, and 40 do the cartilages
OF the body. Stint the supply Of salt,
and neither will the bile be able
properly assist digestion, nor the .
t,lagcs to be bull: up again ~ fast -
they naturally waste. It is better to
place salt where the stock a have
free access to it than to give it coca.
s,onally in small qualities. They will
help themselves to what they need,
if allowed to do 81 At pleasure, 9th.
erwise, when they become salt hun
cry, they may take more than 10
wholesome. $
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
. Farmer who Wasn't to be Fooled.

The agents in this city Of one Of
the insurance companies forced into
liquidation by the Chicago fire issued
circulars to persons having property
insured in the company 1t his agency,
requesting them to return their poll.
cies to be cancelled and used as
claims in the settling up Of affairs.
In response to the call a farmer from
a neighboring county entered the
agents Office the other day in search
Of information. The agent explained
at ON length, but the. old fellow
could mt understand, and q second
and third explanation we're equally
futile in aiding his dull comprehen.
sion. The man of policies was going
back to commence again, when the
farmer arose, buttoned up his coat.
and said: Look-a-here, Mister, l
don't know nothin' about vonr thun-
drin' hkerdashun, an I don't want
ter. don't believe thar's been q
fire, and, what's more, I believe the
whole things . sell. l paid nigh
onter twenty dollars for this here
policy, an I'm go;n' tor keep it! Yer
can't fool me! And alter delivering
himself thus, he stalked away indig.
nant.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

Slowly and surely the walls that
separate members OF religious scots
are being broken down. In many
villages IN Germany and Switzerland
it Is said that tho Catholic and Pro.
testant parish ministers often meet
together to talk over and arrange
matters for the mutual good of the
people in the towns where they are
aettled. Immediately after the great
fire in this city . society OF Jews
placed their synagogue At the dispos-
al Of a Christian Society, whose place
of worship was destroyed. The offer
was accepted and each week since,
the doors Of the building have stood
open to both Jew and Christian The
Same walls bear the glad tidings as
proclaimed by Jewish Rabbi and
Nl-.e.;.~ p.,~.t. Nov IS eli. all the
advance that has been made in the
matter Of COOL fellowship between
formerly opposing sets. A few Sun.
days ago DR.. ~f'elscnthal, a learned
and eloquent rabbi, lectured before
tho Young Mems Christian Union on
what Judaism has done for Christian
ity. A large and attentive audience
OF Christians were delighted with the
liberal sentiments Expressed by the
learned Israclite; though not q few
recollect, the lime when a Jow was
regarded only with derlsion and con.
Chicago Tribune.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
MIX as Food.

An investigation into the nutritive
quality Of milk, and the reason for its
d,sagreeing with many adult persons
has been made DR.. Wigg,n, Of Prov
idence, II. l., and reported in the
Journal Of applied Gemssry.
The results will seem novel to
those who have looked on milk rs a
sloppy diet, not to be compared with
the more solid articles we choose in
preference for our food. For exam
pie, milk contains eighty.seven per
cent. OF water; but then q rump
steak OF beet contains seventy.hvc
per cent. of water, and eggs contain
sixty-eight per cent.
In fact, 1t turns out that milk, even
at twelve cents per quart Is the
cheapest form Of animal food. DE-.
Wiggin says that si,loin steak, inclu.
ding the bone, at thirty five cents
per pound, is as dear as milk at TWEEN.
ty-tour cents per quort; round steak
at twenty cents per pound as dear as
milk at fourteen cents; eggs at thirty
cents per dozen as dear as milk at
twenty cents; corneI beet at seven
teen cents AZ dear as milk Ut fifteen
cents.
A great obstacle'to the use Of milk
as an important element of TODD is to
be found in the fact that It cannot be
used by all with impunity, often pro
ducing headache and biliousness. The
cause OF this seems to be that the
milk undergoes in the stomach q pro-
cess similar to that which accompa-
| MES the manufacture Of cheese, that
is, it is sol,difed or formed into near
ly solid curd, the potash and soda
! n the milk, which were needed to
render it's caseine soluble in its wa
ter, being taken up by the acid of the
stomach. The temperature of the
stomach also favors the change.
This mass Of curd, which is proba-
bly, manageable by the health Of d.
gestion Of a child, or of q person
with whom milk has always been
used as an article OF diet, is a nut for
an unsound stomach to crack. The
depraved gastric juice Of or adult
sinner finds difficulty in penetrating
its gummy Businesses. The contents
of the Ca,omach, only half prepared,
pass on into the int stines, making
discomfort and trouble as they 60
AL this may be avoided by mixing
with the milk some farinaceous food.
such as bread, or rice, or r pud'
ding. The farinaceous articles will
be so mixed through the mass Of the
curd as to destroy Its cohesion, and
SO make it easy for the stomach e
manage it. Even with this prccau
ton. milk should be used sparingly
at the outset, and the digestion shoe
be accustomed to its new work-fo1
the easy digestion of milk is q tricl
we put aside with u childisl
things.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

A mattcr-of fact man II one whose
mental instinct appropriatcs the
nearest things, however hard and
juicelcss. He has the stomach OF
those large wingless birds Of Austria
liz which swallow pebbles with q
favorous air that belongs to more OK.
acting bcaks. He adds figures cor.
rcctly, aud spends no money on fancy
goods Or causrs. He walks round q
pump to find its handle, and does not
pretend to get at water Ivy plugging
into the depths ofhis consciousness.
Whatever tool offers itself conven.
icntly to The hand is a fact; his palm
is capacious and his fingers prchen.
sile. but they are tethercds to !
shoulder. If anything spares him the
chagrin of confessing that he does
not see il, he halls 1t for q reality.
Whatever serve convenience ard
utility in mind or Nature is prefer.
red by him to all subtitle thoughts
and arts. If he meets anybody whose
eye. is in . fine frenzy rolling, he sug,
gests an asylum TO the relatives, and
promptly offers lis coupe tor tile
journey back to common sense. lie
has already clapped Deity itself into
the strait. wescoat OF an actual con
cern. To HIM the infinite and the
invisible are jugglers who make your
money disappear, fill your hat with
greens, and pretend to have endless
coils Of ribbon in their interior.-[
John Wetss. 2 -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
A Queer Disorder.

Some years since q gentleman,
somewhat Of q literary character, re.
siding in this state, whom we will
call by no particular name, married a
young lady by no means famous tor
her intellectually. In tho course OF
time the happy pair were rejoiced by
the advent OF an heir, which grew and
thrived for q season, but alter q
while began to grow sickly. The
father noticing the unmethodical
manner IN which the mother man
aged the baby, told her u day that
its illness was owing to mismanage-
ment. A physician being called, gave
the same opinion.
A day or two afterward one OF the
neighbors called in to inquire after
the child, and asked, "What is the
matter with it p
ooh" said the mother, tiny hns-
band aud the doctor say IT'S got mis-
management" Isa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

A millionaire Of Paris wrote to
Scribe "My dear, sir, I have q great
d~esirclto be- associated with you in
some dramatic composition. Will
yon do me the favor to write q com.
edy, and to permit me to aid to it !
few lines Of my own? | will then
have It produced in the most costly
and splendid style upon the stage, at
my own expense. and we share the
glory ~ To which NJ. Scribe an.
swered--"My dear sir, I must decline
your fIatiering proposal, because re.
Iigion teaches me that it is not prop.
or that a horse and an ass should he
together To which the mil.
replied-"Sir I have received
yonr impertincnt epistle. By what
authority do you call me . horse p
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
Farmers, Shell your Corn.

a correspondent of the Nomestead
points out to farmers some OF the
advantages of Smelling corn before
ma,.cting it:
menc.s to haul his corn to market,
often as soon as he has it gathered;
81 this time corn is always the lowest
of any time in the whole year
right there is a heavy discount. He
aNows the grain dealer to take seven.
ty pounds for q bushel; here is a loss
Of two pounds on every bushel, be-.
aus here in our dry climate corn
dries out more rapidly and more
thoroughly than IN Illinois or farther
east, the effect of which is to make
the loss on a bushel, less by two
pounds at least; so the grain dealers
here say, confGenta,Hy Of coursc This
loss amounts to one bushel for every
thirty, or 10 bushels out Of every 800
bushels. He can easily make an es.
innate from this data on his whole
crop, or so much as he intends sell
ing. Then IN carting his cor in the
a he has to handle and haul twelve
pounds more for every bushel than
he need TO if he shell it at home; this
is nearly one-sixth more weight for
his horses to pull than il it were
shelled.
The consequent increase Of bulk Of
corr IN the q owe shelled corn Is
SO great that the most that can be
taken at a load is twenty-five Or
twenty eight bushels; for convenience
in counting, we will say thirty bush
els to a load: while the same team
with the same Ease will haul forty
bushels of shelled corn at a load be
cause. thirty bushels are not a load In
the true sense of the word, and q
team will haul six or seven hundred
pounds with about the same
ease on good roads. II the farmer
has six hundred bushels 10 take to
market, he car haul it in fifteen loads
if shelled, or if N the ear it willqre.
quire twenty loads; and if he takes
two loads a day it will spoil three
more days to deliver the corn in the
a than If shelled. with the loss Of
the cobs, which make splendid fuel.
To recapitulate, he loses IN price
by taking his corn to market so soon,
he loses in weight IN the ear, he loses
in handling. in hauling and in time.
At another time wa may notice some
Advantages in sl,elling corn before
marketing il, not indicated here.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
From the Prairie Farmer.
Salt for Wheat.

About the Goth Of last March I
sowed 10 acres Of wheat. On %
acres Of this piece l put one barrel OF
salt. The whole piece WAS subject
to the same cultivation, sowh with q
sower, cultivated and narrowed once,
On the q acres the salt was then
eown broadcast and cross harrowed.
Fow for the result. The piece sown
with salt yielded twenty-three bush
els to the acre; the balance twelve
Where the salt had been sprinkled !
also found tire berry to be larger and
plumper, and the straw yellower and
stronger. l do not know If the re.
suit would always be rs favorable;
but l certainly will try it again, and
advise brother farmers to try the cx-
pertinent. JONAS BuRaKR.
PALMYRA, Illinois.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

Dr.. Crooks Compound Syrup Of Poke 10
combined with the best Tonic preparation
IL iron know q, and 10 the best AlteratAss
end Blood Purifier made.
Take Or. Crooks Compound Syrup OF
Poke Rootto cleanse your blood.
Take DR.. Crooks Con pound Syrup OF
pok Z Root il You have any disease depends
j ny on . d~epraved condition Of the blood.
Take Or. Crooks Compound Syrup Of Poke
Root IL your Liver needs regulating.
Take DR.. Crooks Compound Syrup OF
Poke Root for any Disease of the Skin.
Tax. DR.. Crooks Compound Syrup OF
Poke Rootif you have Old Sores, Boils or
Ulcers.
rske Dr.. Crooks Compound Syrup Of
Poke Root for Scrofula IN any form
Take DR.. Crook, 8 Compound Syrup OF
Poke Root il you want Pimplcs removed.
Take DR.. Crooks Compound Syrup OF
Poke Root for Broken down Constitutions.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

Watches are supp osed to have
been invented by Peter Hele, 1t
Nuremberg, N 400, though it is said
that Robert. King OF Scotland, had
one about 1910. They were first
nsed in astronomical observations by
Parbuch in 1900. First introduced
into England and Germany in 1887.
The principle OF pendulums was first
invented by Hagers. of Tulchum, in
1867. Spring pocket watches were
the invention Of Hooke, in 1858, aud
rcpeatcrs we're invented in the yesr
1874
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

A good story is told of an engi.
neer who runs 4 locomotive on the
western division Of the Eric railway.
The track runs through an Indian
reservation in Cattarsugus county.
One day a squaw, holding a pap
pooso in her arms. was standing on
the depot steps at. Salamanca. As
the engineer was drawing his train
up to the station, he, observing her,
called, Halo have you got 4 little
Injnn thorc" NO." said she, .it's
half 1njnn and half injnneer!"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

l. is Greeley, OF course, who says
that the best way to raise early pop.
corn Is to start now. Put the corn
--any kind will do-in a corn-poppcr
and suspend IN the sun over . pan
&c v.otc- ill 49, -I--.. s.o.~ 49, =.
tween the wires then in the spring
set it out IN pots or beds, and before
June the popped corn will be hang,
ing in little paper bags all over the
branches. 49,. +
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

SUMNER FLOwERING BULBS, FOR 1872;
Now rss.y, Cons.sting Of over 100 pages,
on rose>tintsd paper, with upwards 81 400
separate cuts, snd Six Beautiful C0lOrAd
Plates; Cover, . beautiful design, in coll
ors, The richest Catalogue ever published.
Send rs cents for copy, not ons-half the
value Of the eolored plates. In the. frat
order, amounting to not less Than 81, the
price Of Catalogue, 25e., will be refunded
in seeds. New customers placed on the
sams footing with old. Free to old custom
err. Quality Of seeds. rixe Of packets,
prices and premiums offered make It the
the advantage Of al TO purchase seeds. Of
Us. See Catalogue Tor extraordinary In
ducements. tffsf pFEtf5#
You will miss It il you do not SEQ our
Catalogue before ordering Seeds.
Either Of our two Chromos for 1872, else
l9x24--onea hswer plats Of Bulbous Plants
consists Of Lilies, &c.-the other o: Annual,
Biennial and Perennial Plants, guarran-
iced the @tlN 8rt sI'-f68
Msss Hlegans Hlorel Chreues
ever issued in this country. A euperb par
!os ornament; mailed, psst.psid, ON receipt
OF los; also free, on conditisns specified
In Catalogue. Address
90 IN BRIGGS 4 BROTHER, es
! Established 1851 Rochester, New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

viscsar Bitters arr not . vile Fa.cy Dri.k.
Aaoe o. Poor RsH, Whiskey, Proef epiries
auo itcIase Liquors, doctorsd, spieed and eveet.
oned o please b staste, called Tonios," !" A~ppstissru !.
hestorer..' &C., that lead the tippler On 20 drupke,.
ness and ruin, but are Q true Medicine. msde bon &hs
Nauvs Roots and Herbs Of California, free frem ali
Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the CRRAT
flood PURIFIER ana A LIFE SIvIH1s
PRINCIPLE, = perfect Renovation and inyirorator
81 the system. carrying Of all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood TO . healthy condition. No per,on
can take these bftters Ascending to directions ara =.
main long unweil. provided their bones an not de-
troyed ~ mineral poison or other means, and the vital
srgans wasted b iond the point Of repair.
They are \ Gentle Purrativo N woll a..
Ton'c, possessing. also. the peculiar merit ~ofaetins q
apower1ui agent in relieving Congestion or Inasmma.
ton Of the Liver. and alt the viscsral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether ia
young or old, married or single. at the dawn Of woman.
mood OF At The turn Of life, these Tonic Bitten have NO
equal.
For Innasnmafory or Chronic Rhcumatl.n
ma Cost Dyspepsia or Indigestion, BiI.
1885, Kemittcnt and Intermlttent Fevera.
1Siscases Of the Blood, Liver, Kiuucys and
lsiaader' these Bitters have been most suceesssul.
eacs diseases are caused By Initiated BlseS.
wn'en 10 generally produced By d~oranssmsst Of ths
Digesfive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION. Head.
ache Pain IN the Shoulders, Coughs, Tishtnesa Of N. |
nest Dizziness, Sour fluctuations OF the Stomach. Bad
= as'e in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation OF thu
neart' Inflammation Of the Lungs. Pain in the REGIONS |
me Kidneys. and a hundred other painful symptom. |
A.e Inc onfprings Of Dyspepsia.
'nss 1nv'soratc the Stomach and stimulate the tor,,a
liver ana Bowels. which render them Of uneou.Ied
f'heacy In cleansing the blood Of all impurities. and i'm.
'aI,ing new life and viEsr to L.. whole sy,tem.
a. SKIN DISEASES, eruptione. r.t,..
.a't hleum' blotchea. Spots. Pimplss. p..tulaa nm.
Dsrnunc'es, Ring Worms, scaid Heed. A.. -.
Itch. scurfs, Discolontions o. 81. al.
inmcfs ana Diseases Of the Skin, OF Whatever nam.
Or nature. are literally dug Up and carried out a ~
'ys.em In a short time BY the use Of thess Btttera N.
'otue IN such cases will convince the most ineraduio.s
their curative effect.
Cieanse the Initiated Blood Whenever vou Ara u. /.
~ ra.'es nurstins through the skin in Pimnlee Rrnn,tnn.
I. solss cleanse y when you 6pl II obstructaS .nS
uxS.sI ~ me veins: cleanse Il when II n fomi III
~" ~ ~ i,nxn WI tell YOU when. Keen the blood n.,~
:. : n~Atn OF the system will follow.
hrlN, TAPE, and other MA. ,r,.,..
.AySten 81 70 many thOusauds are effAct
~ :, anI removed. For full directions. rs~d c.ras Iii .
- ".rcsIar asound each bottle, printed IN Ta,,,
s"suAses- English, German. French and Spenish. "1'
wALkER Proprietor. R. II. = m
'fSs'ists and Gen. Agents, San Franei,ce. Cal "a
- and 81 ~ommerc Street. New Yo,s {
s"II BY ALL DRUGGISTS n DEa,p ,o
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

The five lovers Of a Springfield
Mass. girl, each Of whom she had
Taught to think was tho favored one,
discovering that their love was .
joint stock concern, recently met 1t
the house Of the fair one. and with
ono accord, dropping on their knees,
offered her their hearts and hands.
The tablcau was an affecting one, hut
tho young lady refused them, one and
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

On a farm rear Ogdensbnrg, New
York. owned by one Axtell, n two.
year-old Ayrshire bull and a yearling
ram recently fought a desperate bat
tie. which continued two days at
short intervals. In the last round
the bull was knocked completely out
OF time, and fell dead. having snc-
cnmbed to the fearful bntting Of his
lighter but more active a~ssailant.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

As I grow older, I become more
lenient to the sins Of frail humanity.
The man who loudly denounces IN.
other'I always surpect. A right.
thinking man knows too much Of
crime To d4nonnca q fellow. creature
nnheall Il Go-ths.