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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-16
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGToN, y V. Is

- 80
The session Of the Cabinet to-day
continued We two hours, and was
the most important one which la,
taken place under President Grants
administration. The Captain of the
NlrginiuS and the barbaritieS perpp-
trated by Spanish authorities AT Sun
tlagO de Cuba, formed the subject OF
serious consideration, and definite ac-
ton toward maintaining the dignity
OF the United States in existing com
pllcatiOns, was taken. All members
OF the Cabinet are extremely reticpnt
as 70 the conclusion reached. one
member, when approached on the
subJect, replied: As to the nature Oh
the action agreed upon to-day. I can
say nothing; hat YOU nav rest a,sur-
ca tlat the people OF this country Will
be satisfied
immediately after the adjournment
OF the Cabinet, Secretary Robson re-
paired to the Navy Department. and
first had "A long Conference with the
Chief of the Bureau of COnstructioY
n Repairs as to fitting ont for sea
several vessels now laid up, and then
with the Chief of the Bureau OF Enuin-
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THE San Jose Patt,t having called
the Mercury a hog, the latter journal
retorts thus: But not OF the alligator
breed, like the Patriot, that has to
have a knot tied in It's tail by Con-
gresham lIough,on to keep it from
Shipping through the cracks in lis
peu.'
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S~rOCKTON, Nov. /,
Horse Talk,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. !:

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. u, rs.
EDITOR SENTINEL: On Saturday
next, God willing, as the preachers
say, will take place one of the great
est trials of blood horses ever on The
American continent, If not in the
world. 1t is we'll that this trial occurs
upon the generous soil, in the genial
climate, and among the open-hearted
people OF California. Upon Califor-
Mas part, it will be IA fair and honor.
able trial of the best horses to win,
and we all hope that the Eastern com.
patit0rS may act with equally pure
motives, and ms devoid Of jockey
tricks. The great race nov cotnpeteS
as Il subject OF interest with stock
operations, Supervisor rOlhprirs. sail
or abuses. or the Senatorial election.
All CalitOruianS are lovers of manly
sports, so all C~"lifuruianS take intense
interest i'll this great international
trial.
For the race Of Saturday are enter.
ca the following celebrated horses:
hubbard. of New York: joe Daniels.
"f Michigan: True Blue. Of Kentuckv:
NrlH"na, OF Tennessee. and Thal.
SieNen>, of California;. Mamie Han.
Ballet Box, and others of our CaIitor-
ma stock, are talked of as going i'm.
nut from present appearances it is
quite probable that the competitors
Tor the championship of tie world
VIII lie >ilted down to Stevens, Dan
lrIS and Blue. In the great race mt
oakland a few weeks = where six
started, old Thad. himself. 10y his re-
f~narkahIe time. Sifted them dnwnto
three on his second heat. 81 no foolish
horses need start in this.
At present 1t i Said that Daniels and
Blue are lame. and that Hubbard i
u" tat To run, lut this looks like East
efh l~nckeVlng. or. aSOur mining Opcr-
atorS would say. "hea ing The stock"
lfuA Blue Is a tpauty. and nppcars to
ne IN AS perfect condition as even a
morse could lie. His owner. John +.
,IailheriIn, owner of the uamhlinr
rooms and ace course of Iouu
branch. has brought his horse here nj
@real EXPENSE, Is one OF the ShrewdoSt
ana most successful of Snorfsn,en
ana calculates on carving back load,
OF California gold. We may think
men tNat the lameneSs report is but a
Jockey trick to depresS the pools so
t'lat me gain may be greater in pro-
portion.
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FRANCE.
PARIS. Nov. Is

The situation of Versailles is again
becoming complicated. The comprn-
mise between the Right and Lett
threatens To fall through. Govern
ment and the Right have decided to
insist on the unconditional %prolonga-
ton of McMahOu'S term for ten years.
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wen recoIlect the first trial Of old
a''h'' Inc grand>ire of Tkad. Ste.
'e"S' ON a California curse. un,'
ua -H1 across the plains in 1853. hv
henry Williamson, then of the ~
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GEORGIA..

AUGUSTA. Nov. Is.
The excitement here over the Viz
giniu> matter i intense. Several
Southern papers think the Govern
ment will. be justified in declaring
war againA Spain.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-16

Mrs. HYMAN died in Hamilton last
week, from an overdose Of medicine.
Three of the doctors in that city. who
attended the lady ut various stages Of
her illness, have entered into very
d~l>grartiul newspaper c0ntruver~y.
each declaring thu HE responsibility
rests upon the o!Ler.-NaHJolN ArqiS-
tp'
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THAD. STEVENS.

Joe Daniels was first sent ont here
TO beat stevens. but he didn't do if.
n now the East has combined
against him. Thad. Stevens is Ca !.
'oriia horse, as were his sire and
9randSlTe-d dam and granddam that
rs now they attained their fame
i'ltu' IS not particularly handsome
nor Is he a handsome runner L.,
running. he throws his head M OH
uoWn Ike a mustang. and ~ ~
I''''lI-cleht about the race as if driyiuy
cows TO pasture; but on the Ln,,r--
>tfttch, he cries "Fau.h.a h,II,mL y.
ana all aie behind him.
Inc blood OF all the horses in tbo
race Is OF the true blue. They are tmo
~afl>t"craiS of tine turf. They tr,'",
tiItlr noble lineage through n lam
me OF c~pnqucrurS of tie cnn,.T7
1ldaIith, FlNi = ChildcrS. EcIir,o
lexington. ANA either rtleIritins I.r,i
u"Hn through them their cou,r,ra
ana lhelr blood. Careful i,nnrn,1
.htiI ana training have ma HMM
t'le perfection OF the tuuinn race nni
no" we match the best for thn 49,,
p'e'h'cN. We stake our none n,,,.
m"i'tN' ana our pride upon C"aIifnrri,,.
representative, old 1had. S,.v,,,,
: WIS l'altd IN 1865 Sire Lauuf,rL
t,,ii nary Chllton, hv Glencoe Tl,,,"'
~ was by belmont. on, IF =,
Ttt'eiS' she by imported Lan1t,rI
"I ic"iIiee Is traced "A lourr v,,,,'
n,oN' anu j. OF the burest rac.7hn,n
bred. are as purely
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nrW GO-D,n
"uE EURtkA N,>
sMEIrIING toN,NiNG

INN '
i SMELLING COMpIn,S,6 \
l.,l place ui business N,,~h
California ocation Of NJ fai.
Nevada. Noiics is hereby cUiNs, L.
NEE ting ot the oard ot I'm
On the llth day OF Nuvcmus, ,lga
SrS~uent t\o. - ut livery asa 4
share was levied upon the oe
uIthc Corporation, payable i'tf'
IA GultCu states Gold Coin 'u
tary. at the Office of tho una
SauSumc street. '"
Any stock upon which this
shall remain unpaid on the Ih,.
Dny Of Deconuber, Is.3 uai1.J
uuuut. and advertised Tor u
auction. aud unless pay ment i, a 4
tore. viii be- sold on rrid,y - I'd
Day of january. 1874, ~ n
liuQurnt assessment, tuu,tber"l i
ui advertising and expenses ~,
1. l.. BEACH
Ufice-2l7 Sansomc stfcri
cisco California. "a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-16

EN-SrATE PRINTER Charles l.. Per
Nins arrived in Virginia CIV a few
days ago from Arizona.
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II FOURTH HEAT

THE FOURTH HEAT
And a c was won Ivy Stevens III '.4o'
There is a mistake in the time, as
later dispatch to the SENTINEL en-
plains. s.20'i was the time made hN
Stevens in the last hea;.-ED. SENrl-
MEL.
Thad Stevens took the last heat and
race amidst the widest excitement.
There was Il Perfect jim and crush
coming home, and Il large nuintrr oi
vehicles were wrecked on the way
hut. 50 far rs known. no lives were
lost or limbs broken. The time given
for tire last heat Of the race was crro
npOus. The true time vas 500.
ChaS. Dodge. n clerk in the employ
of Bancroft Il Co. and Joseph Fara'
DIV, clerk with Wallace Everson, went
to the California Theater last night
staying over the first act. On return
ing. Dodge complained of sickness
and was taken home. Doctors were
called, end said they supposed he was
poisuncd. Faradv told that the tive
had taken lcer together. He remain
ed with Dodge till this morning. ana
then left for home. lahorlng untiti
great depression. When he reached
home, he wrote three letters. and Wh'
asked bv his brother what was the
matter. He told him he wanted t0 I've
| called at ). then blew out the light
over his head. He then fired Il pistol,
His brother Richard called the land
lady. and found that he bad shot him
l4t ., . f. ,.,,,l flo lad ,,-ttl |, u - AtttNG 4.
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HEAI.

First mile, rhad. first, Blue newt
Daniels last. Second mile, lhad: ntN;
Elue second. Daniels last. inir"
mile. Thad. first. Daniels second biu'
last. Fourth mile, Thad. first, plh-
icls second, Blue distanccd. lIii'e'
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Congress and the California Lpcfs-
ia'ure meet on the first day of Decem-
Der.
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VI \ it!iIttD,

IN Nlnrcmucca. Nov. g.. j. Il. KIM IN
MISS Sadie Wales nurphv. ~
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Third mile. same. Fourth anu las'
mile. Blue first, Daniels tcOhu' sue
VEINS last.
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PAc-T-S COAST DISPATCHES.
TROY
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is.

The weather for the race this after
Don is excellent. Hundreds ot PEG.
pie have already left the city for the
track. Thad. Stevens remains the
tavorite in the pools, and amongst
hetters on the outside. There is great
excitement over the ace. and the city
this afternoon will be almost deserted.
Little else is talked about or thought
of. All the horses to 90 are reported
this morning in excellent condition.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24

Two OF Tama oounty's citizens
have taken board and lodging with
Deputy Sheriff Bielby, whose hospi-
tally but few have shared of late.
Their names are w. w. d. Parsons
and james Catfrey. The former re
sides at Chelsea his legitimate ayo.
cation is shat OF a physician, but for
some time he has been engaged in
the work Of dealing rich libatlons of
the 9 Oh, be joyful" Last Thursday
he was placed under bonds by the
Deputy Sheriff, and the morning fol
lowing, both OF his bondsmen, hav.
ing become sick OF their Job, came to
Toledo and surrendered him to the
Sheriff. Being unable to get others
to go on his bond, he was lodged in
the retreat" furnished by lama
County, and presided over by depu
ty.Sheriff Bielby, and will receive
proper care until Court unless bail.
ed out before. The other victim
lives at Montour, formerly Orford)
is native of the Emerald Isle. Ha
wing having satisfied his fine he was
released on Monday, and Parsons SO.
cured bail on Tuesday.
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ALI
ORIGINAL NOTICE @
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.

To John Oaks, Elizabeth Oaks, George W.
Oaks, John A. Kelley, N. Lucas, George
+. Woolston, Mary |. Woolstop, and Levi
II. Marstettsr -
You, and each # you are hereby Motif ed
that there 10 now on file, in the ofics of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Tsma County.
Iowa, . petition of Isaac Strswa, Claiming
Of you the foreclosure Of certaiS mort
gage, executed by said John Oaks and Elix :
abeth Oaks, on the following described real
estate, situate In Tama County, Iowa, to-
wit: The northeast quarter and the north
half of the southeast quarter Of section No.
30, in township No. as, north Of range No.
l6, west Of the 9th p. NJ; and asking : PER-
sonal judgment against you said John Oaks
for the sum Of three hundred and seventy
five dollars, with interest thereon from the
first day Of April, A. D., 1872, IS money
due him on your certain promissory note.
secured by said mortgage, and for costs.
Both said note and mortgage are particular
~ described in said petition. -.s ,slsT
And that, unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before noon, Of The secon d
day Of the next term Of said Court, bein : the
Nay term Of said Court for the yesr A. d.
1878, commencing on the first Monday al
May, A. D., 1873. at the Court House. in
Toledo. in said County. default will Do en-
tered against you.' and judgment render ed
thereon and decree entered ~ prayed. m
C. D. BkADsHAw, & STEM 4 SfBAar.
IA II Attorneys tor plaintiff.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So.

III Csreuit Court for saicl County.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom Il
may concern, that at u term of the Circuit
Court of Tama county, held at the Court
House in vacation, OF Toledo in said county.
ON the 18th day of April A. d, 1873, aiids.
Wits of James Gray and Hugh Saodgrass
were filed in said Court, alleging and set
ting forth that prior II his decease, James
II. Oldenburgh, deceased, made a verbal
will, and stating .he terms Of said verbal
will and Testament Of James II. Oldsnburg,
late Of said County, deceased, and said NH
davits, alleging said verbal VII were
produceia and publicly read in open Court:
and that the next term Of said Court to be
holden on the 9th day Of May A. D. 1873, at
the Court House in Toledo, has been fixed
for proving said will, and at O'Clock
p NJ. of the day last above mentioned, sall
persons interested are hereby notified and
required TO appear in said Court, and show
cause, if any they have, why said instru-
ment should not be probated and allowed
as and for the last will and testament of the
said deceased
Dated Toledo, April II, A. d. 1873.
L. Il. BLINN, ,,,,
Clerk Circuit Court Tama Co. Iowa.
1G-17l 1t slari
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24

Iron harrows with 40 aud 60 teeth
and also the celebrated Eureka dou-
BILE row stalk cutter and roller for
sale at Parker & Lewis, lama City.
Iowa. If
The following are the names Of the
Petit Jurors:
]. S. McNeal,. Jeremiah Smith,
Thos. Asher, Issn Vest, Gao. F.
Kobsr, J. F. Ward, T.. J. Sweat,
Arthur Pratt, H. II. Williams, John
Zeman, B. G. Berry, Peter Whannel,
G. E. Hayes, Andrew Boylan, F. B.
Sanbcrn, v. Kes', Hiram Klingman,
and j. b. Louthan.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24

The following lines were written
for April 1878, but they are very i'll.
timed, if intended for this latitude:
" Hail, April, true Medsa Of the year,
That makes oil things young and fresh ap-
pear,
What praise. what thanks, what sommsn-
latIons Cue,
For all thy yearly props Of morning dew?
Whom we despair, thy reasonable showers
Comfort the corn aud cheer the dropping
flowers;
As if thy charity could not but impart
A shower of tears to see us out Of heart
Sweet, have psnnsd thy praise, and here
bring it,
In confidence the birds will sing it,"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24

The Ministerial Association of
Central Iowa will meet IN the Con
gregatlonal Church, at Ogden, Mon.
day evening May 5th. Rev. VIM.
L. Brady will deliver sermon on
that occasion.
The Central Association OF Con.
gregational Ministers and Churches,
will meet in the same place Tuesday
evening, May 9th, and will continue
IN session until Thursday noon
Rev. +. Hurd, onr County Superin-
tendent is Registrar Of the latter, to
which a cordial invitation is extend.
to all.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.

TO j. I. Miller, C. N. Miller, s. c. Mckee
nan, J. B. Taylor, and Hayden & Kay
lou, and each Of you are hereby notified
that on or before the 25th day of April A.
u 1873, there will 10 on file, in the Office
of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Tama
County, Iowa, . petition OF c. b. Bradshaw,
claiming Of you the foreclosure of mort
gage on Lots No. one ~, and two ri
in block No. three. ~, in NcRoberls first
oddition to the town OF Toledo, in Tama
County, Iowa, and asking q personal judy
ment against you, the said J. T. Miller and
c. N. Miller, for The sum of two hundred
and seventy four dollars and eight cents,
lS274.Oo as money due him on your GER
tain Promissory note, secured by said mort
gage, and for costs. Both said note and
mortgage will be particularly described ia
said petition. e#
And that. unless You appear thereto, md
defend, on or before Noon, Of the second
day Of the next term of said Court, being
the May term Of said Court. for the year
A. D., 1873, commencing on the frst Mon
day Of May, A. D., 1873, at the Court
House, in Toledo, in said County, default
will be entered against you, and Judgment
rendered thereon, and decree entered as
prayed
G. 3. BRADSHAW,
l4,lt Plaintiff
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DlD'sr MAKE The RlrPLE.-Last
Thursday evening, as Mrs. D. d APP
pelgate was purchasing a ticket tor
the Peak Family Concert, Twenty
Dollar bill fell from her pocketbook
onto the table OF the money. changer.
who quietly showed the Xxx down
his vest pocket. The young man was
seen take the money, and after the
concert, Mrs. A. was asked il she had
lost a bill of that denomination, an
examination showed that she had and
she Immediately proceeded to the law
office of Appellate & Kline. Mr.. A.
her husband, being absent, she pre-
sented the matter to MIR. Kline,
whose fighting weight at that time
was about 2s5, and who ACCOMPANY
ed her to the Court House. Mr.. X.
made statement 70 the young man
and demanded him to "fork overn his
ill-gotten gains. Wyman dubbed a
little but one dangerous look from K.
was sufficient to indicate to the trav-
eler that he had met his master, and
with the statement, directed to Mrs.
A. 'if you were man would make
you prove your property" he handed
over the money. TO add that he
was considerably chop-fallen is entire
ly unnecessary; but that he will
profit by his experience in Toledo we
have not stated.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24
HEADACHE MEDIelNE.-A scrag

HEADACHE MEDIelNE.-A scraggy
scrawny old blistor of shattered
virtue she, that dcmiciled at the
Foster House, and sat at the parlor
window "from early morn till late
at eve" She hailed from, God knows
where, probably about the Michigan
Southern depot in Chicago She pro-
tended to be vsnder of headache
medicine. We recommed that a GOAT
OF tar and feathers with subsequent
FREQ ride on an oaken rail would do
her good.
No charges made for this notice.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24

While in lama City the other day,
we were greatly surprised at seeing
about every other man we met with
washing machine under his arm,
looking worry happy. We followed
the crowd and soon found the cause.
Dennis & Averlll had just received
the first lot of champion washing ma
chimes ever sold in the county, and
every person wanted one. They are
the best washer made. They are
small and tit right into a tub. Cheap.
Every farmer ough. to have one.
Warranted
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A mammoth Blue. bottle fly visite,

A mammoth Blue bottle fly visited
our sanctum Monday morning. but
tarrle1 but little while, having evi
deatly got into the wrong box. At
ter flying about the room for a few
mlnuteS, humping his head
against the window, yelling 'Y ar
m-Y-a-r-u.m" it passed out the
winlow-hoistel fow inches and
started toward Chelsea. AS il has
not returned, we suppose, like tho
dove sent out from the ark, it has
found "lanl." which, in hi. case
means the Reporter office
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G. L. BRA. SHAW,
Plaintiff.
IA, l.
ORIGINaL NOTICE,
TATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY.

OHI III " III NOZICE,
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY. IS.
To Edwin Gibbs, John anderson, Heasty s.
Morgan and IIappock 4 Greenwood:
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified
that there is now on file, in tho office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Talna county,
Iowa, a petition Of Levi 3. Nelson, claiming
of you the foreclosure of contract for the
sal, and conveyance OF the southeast quart.
er Of the northeast quarter Of section No.
20, in township No. So, north Of range No.
lG, west Of the 9Th p. NJ. in Tama county.
Iowa, and asking a personal judgment
against you, the said Edwin Gibbs. for the
amount due on three promissory notes,
amounting to four hundred dollars and in
terest thereon from June q, 1868. And
that unless you appear thereto, and dsfsnd
on or before DON Of the second day of the
next term ofsaid Court, being the May term
of said Court for the year A. D. 1878, COM
mencing on the first Monday Of May, A. D.
1873, Mt the Court House in Toledo, 10 said
county, default will be entered against
you. aud Judgment rendered thereon, and
decree entered as prayed. 50
c. b. BRADSHAW,
l4-l7 Atty for Plaintiff.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24
Those in want OF superior qua

Those in want OF a superior quail
ty of paint, Of any color and shade
desired, mixed ready for the brush,
will save time, trouble ana money by
purchasing the justly celebrated
Chicago Enamel Paint. formerly
sold by N Lewis & Co. at lama city;
but now kept tor sale in large OF
small quantities, to suit purchasers,
by G. ID. Terry at his lumber Office
opposite Elevator Toledo, or at C
Lamb & Sons lumber Office, oppo-
site Harmon House Tama City Iowa
These are the only places in the
county il is to be found.
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f. liURD,
a CAR D..

A Clergyman, while residing in
South America, az missionary, dis
covered cate and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Disease Of the Urinary
a4l Seminal Organs, and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by
bancicl and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been cured by this no.
BILE remedy. Prompted by desire
to benefit the afflicted and unfortun-
ate, l will send the receipt for pre-.
parIng and using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any one who
needs it, Free OF charge. Address,
JosErn r. INMAN,
Station ID. Bible House,
Sly New York City.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24

BEAUTIFUL SNow."-If ! copy Of
that beautiful poem. entitled Beau
tiful Snow ives at hand this beauti.
ful snowy morning, it should receive
an insertion in the most beautiful
part of this beautiful paper.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24

Have you any Of Browns Bron.
clinical Torches ~ This was the
question asked Toledo drug clerk
the other day, by a hcalthy-looking
blonde, whose measurement was
about 210 lbs avordupois, and whose
attire and general git up" indicated
that she had long been .coasting along
the rural districts. The gentleman
who furnished this item came away
without hearing the clerks reply.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24

What Those Who Use 1t Say. Your
Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Honey Syrup has
proved itself the most reliable medicine for
the purpose intended Of which have any
knowledge. DAVID G. KERN.
Milton, Wayne Co, Ind.
We consider your Hive Syrup and Tolu,
or Honey Syrup, IA excellent article, and
can coascientiously recommend it to the
public. N w. BARLOW Co.
Tiskilwa, Ill.
How TO BREAK UP BAD CoLD. Take a
teaspoonful Of DR.. Millsr's Magnetic Balm
in o teacupful of warm swsetened water on
going to bed. 1t will threw you iuto a
sweat and ysu are sll right in the morning.
25 ents per bottle.
See advertisement in this paper.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-04-24

NEW GRocERY.-Chapman & Rey.
holds are working like beavers, plac-
ing their room in oraer for opening
their new stock OF groceries. The
building, as stated last week, is the
one recently occupied by Berger &
Yeiser. This new grocery will be in
full operation by Saturday of this
week.