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business sets.

are In form written in the nayb0ok, Jonrnalixad
posted to the Ledger. Ledger closed and statements
of results made.
act upon their own Responsibility asking few
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Il
The chief interest In the railway
question now centers In the course ft
be taken by Illinois. That stats ha.
been working n the problem for sew
sral ysan. She nnt amended nef
Constitution 20 q to command Der
Legislature to prevent unjust discfim
tinatious and extortions by railroad
companies. and then passed laws fix-
in~ maximum rates Of freight. pun
ish;nr discrimination and extor;ion.
regulating the shipment. storage and
grades Of grain, and providing for
Railway Commissioners who were %
see that the laws were executed. But
the Law ~ to freights was systeman-
e~lly defied. and u the end OF two
wears the Commissioners had only
succeeded in getting decision which
strangled the law.
Nov. in the face Of . public seDti-
ment aroused To the highest pitch Of
hostility, The Legislature il working
at this knotty problem. how to frame
a law that will run the gauntlet of the
courts ana bring the railroads to terms
The House. after long incubstion and
/, appointment of select committee.
succeeded in passing bill which
seemed 10 comprise all the remedies
which the friends of reguistion could
hope To make available. II made all
determinations against places prfDaa
facis unjust discriminations," AMI
provided sliding scale penalties for
each conviction, running from $1,000
10 SIS 600. Ii gave costs in personsl
actions for unjust Determinations or
exiortion for three times the amount
of damage: charged tie railway COM
parties and all public attorneys, with
the duty of prosecution; aud directed
the commissioners 10 make reasonable
maximum rates of CHARGES for al the
rosds in the State.
This bill OF reaching the Senate was
sent TO the Railroad Committee, who
referred il to q subcommittee of their
number. There it suffered the fate ct
the man who f-i. amang thieves. III /
was rlddled 80 that its friend. would |
hardly know il. ard the Dpnaaue till
finally substituted tor il. Then IL 'as
returned tn the general COMMITTEES.
which promptly voted the D,nahae
bill out aud the House bill in, but pro-
.eeied To make most damaging amend
nen's. Sec :, which pat upon the
the commencement Of
uits, was stricken OFT. and citizens or
'uoniy boards we've required 10 swear
% complaints. sec. S. directing tn.
to fix maximum rates
vas stricken out by vote Of eight IT.
our. TIE penalties were changed go
= TO range from s. 900 TO Sl0Do0o
! Ii tie changes indeed, were caIciilat-
d 20 render The law more difficult OF
xecution. The bill thus amended,
a. reported to the Senate on We'd
Iesday, by seven members of the COM
nittee. A minority report, for the
iii as it PASSED the House, was made
~ five members. The majority re-
,ort is deemed by the earne-t friends
If reform as about equivalent to no
sw at all. Such lie the present situa
ion of the railroad issue in the Legis-
AZURE Of Illinois Oar. Ga-e.tc.
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Here is an item from the eyes Of Q
man lately from Kansas:
Newton, Kansas, has q graveyard
containing twenty graves. Nineteen
died with their boots on the twenti
eth sleeper, was small child. A very
model place, that.
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EElREEY's EXTRACT BUcHU.
avoid ouack. and Imposte,s

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Dr. j y ftsoft, Graduate Jefers0n Asdirai
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.ssks ca b. gat~a.iea on AL diseases Of the
3exnal t5si@re atgans (Which he has made
81 esEsssls ttt5iFA either in ale or fttnnc no
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org s.@ati "a A practice ~ 20 esrs enables
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sui enclosing stamp 10 prepay postage,
md for the Gnids 10 Hedhh Price 10 Gents.
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1t is sad 10 see so many idle BOYS
about the streets. Boys who grow ny
without schooling will never amount
to anything in their lives, aud finally
die pafit jurors
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WhaI is the difference between q
cloud and a beaten child? One pours
With rain aud the oiue. roErs With
pain
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DR.. J. r. MIlLgR'8
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Tbs Leavenworth Commercial sets
At test the report that Pnmeroy would
sxa;n Il. candidate for United States
senator, by the following emphatic
declaration: - c. Pomerey will
never he candidate in Kansas again.
His nomination is sonnet ing that no
Legislature, however corrupt, would
To-. sufficiently brave to cousummate
and then return To their exasperated
constituency. Pomeroy's political
kueil has been sounded. Public opin-
ion has Il folded the deceased eA-Sen-
atnr in ceremeuts that no rolling away
OF the stone Of bribery aud corruption
can burst. No less All awakening
than that which Gabriel's trump shall
herald can requicken Subsidy Pom. !
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To any person who will send US the names and p
business course Will send post paid 40 elegant
specimen Of pen f0urishing suitable for framing
kpr further Information IN rega:! 10 ;:,. aoiiege
address for circulars,
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a CORRESPONDENT Of the Frnsrie
Tuvrne, eAys: For the laef six yean
have been haltering my colts when
about ons week old, and when ths
mother il worked the colt 10 tied BY
her eide. I end many advantages IN
beginning 80 soon With thsm, among
which are: The colt u learned 70
lead in very few miDutes-se seldom
more than dfseen. Being thus early
handled they have no fear Of being
hurt when any one comes around thsm
They learn to travel on the road with
out fear o. the vehicle nehind them OF
meeting Others. There is DO danger
of losing them or having them stop N
the road to cause you TO 90 back after
them. Twoor three times going back
for a colt uiii break one to lead by the
side nf the mother. When - trained
they are ready to work % soon a. they
are old enough. l have two nov
that were no trouble to break. All
that they had to learn WAS to pull.
They knew what WIS behind. and had
no fear for being hurt. One ! har
messed without assistance and drove
seven miles and back the same after
noon. Neither Of thoee colts has nat
urally the best OF tempers, but they
are now pleasant team to drive IN
any place or to any kind of carriage.
Kindness in sill cases IL necessary I'D
training / do not say in breasingl
colts and tirmness 10 quite 40 neces-
sary. In early training. young colt
will very soon learn that man is his
master aud that he will not be hurt II
be il quiet. The colt learns little at
q time. ard learns that little well and
he never forgets it. In beginning
with colts old enough to work they
are expected to learn too much at
oace. A colt should lot be expected
10 learn all he is to know at one time
any more than . BOY should learn all
that 10 uecessrv for him TO know At
,ne term OF school. Try the plan OF
eading the colt when the mother is at
work in Tie spring.
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To MARRIED LADIES
thfT IRE pa 'lcuEaily sulte.I They will in a sho {
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Hystsriea and Whites, they will effect cure when
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Association Scholarships.

IT should be borne In mind that choiarshp pnr.
cnased ~ this College good during the life of The
holder IN all of the Colleges constituting the Intsf
bat iona Bus ness College Associaii on and eAn be
USED Tor taxing the course or for any p
these Colleges. This feature alon. adds tn,lcti h
tue value OF the scDoiarshlp. wen after the course
IL cohpielod This scholarship retains much value
as u gives the holder, s.,ask a business con
nection and sh scqiia ntanee IN all these cities
than the original cost o. the scholarship
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

= a Is waelr known
! !. !: !: ! / J: !. !. !.
@ a one OF the most
efectuzl remedies
ever discovered &c:
sRTa L1A cleansing the sys-
2/N TEN and purifying
~ the blood. II has
N<S|4kvl2yz<SI stood the ties. Of
yean, with . con-
stanfly growing rep
S ufaki0n, based On its
i}2E virt1s1, and sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as TO be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet 20 searching
az to efectually purge out the grea; cor
ruptioas Of the blood, such as the scrofhlous
ali sspLiiiiic conlaminasion. impurities
or diseases that have lurked n the system
for years. soon yield to this powerful anti
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cures, many Of which are publicly known.
Of Scr0ftIla, and all scrufulous diseases,
UlcerS Ufpp1f0S sDd eupiH dis
orders II - m, TunlUFs, BIOtcheA
B0ils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores. st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipe.
las, letter, Salt R2aelnn, SCaid
Head, RingwOrm, and internal VI.
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and Liver. Il also cnes other com
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ally adapted such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
Leodu1AeaA vhsn they ue alaniesa-
tons Of the scrofulous poisons.
II is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor Of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and lis:less Ian
guu ofthe season. Even where no disorder
appesA people fed better, aud live longer,
br cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed rigor and new lease Of
life.
PREPARED BIT
Dr. .C.AYR 4 Co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Anu1rfirnl Chepn;sts
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NoyrAcTE & LILlIBRIDrE. Proprs

To the young Men aud Women of the Northwest
We wish present the claims oi the Davenport Bu-
einess College
We claim that the Davenport Business College Is
not exeeaed by any Institution Of the Kind in the
wsst-ifll is equalled-and only ask visit from
those interested. when We confident that We can
establish claim OF having the largest cheapest,
and best Business Training school N The West. We
spare no pains expense 70 make our work hrst
class In every particular.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Time of Commencing.

There being no vacations. students can commence
81 any time 10 suit their convenience New students
are enter ing almost every weekday the year
person commencing will always find others lust
entering who will be company for him.
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Our New Diploma, engraved under the auspices
OF Association, Is one OF the beluI fI
specimens Of ART in this country. To this grad
at<s Will hereafter be entitled without extra charge
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VIII il Paw

IL ~ not possible for any Young to invest the
amount Of money that he Will require 10 take M.
course IN any other way where il All produce him
~ good returns.
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Time Required.
Our New Diploma.

The time necessary to complete the course Is from
IoLr months upward. varying according TO the
ability OF the student.
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Time OF Entry.
Send rs Names.

As stndents receive personal 'r@irtefIGns they
may enter at any time snitiDg tneir convenience
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Attendance and Dcporlmcnt.

The system OF checking and Keeping q record q
attendance and department adopted by this Coileg,
siV- UNIVERSAL satisfaction. We have Tor the past
four years kept complete record Of tendance
department and still continue u do so. We seno
weekly reports TO parents and guardians, and al
are pleased with and heartily In arrange
ment.
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Is wa,elv known
as one OF the most
efectuzl remedies
ever discovered C:
cleansing the syE
TEN and purifying
the blood. II has
stood the test Of
pears with . con-
stGfly growing rep
ufafion, based On It's
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The preparatory education necessary To gain ad
IN Is simply know ledge nf tbs fundamental
principles OF the English branches taught at the
common district tchoois.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-05-29
The Heecher.Tilton Scandal

Few, it any, intellectual people,
would have been found to believe
the Woodruff charges against Mr.
Beecher. But recent publications
show only too plainly that they did
not originate with her, and confirm
the conviction Of those who have be-
lieved from the first that it was and
is a great mistake tor Mr.. Beecher to
meet them with silence, on the ground
that his accuser is too vile for recog-
milton. Reputable papers publish
only illusions to tho stories that are
afoat, but the disrepstable ones, like
the Chicago Times, gloat over the
garnished details, and industriously
fan the suspicion that there is q con-
splracy of the Christian Community
TO suppress the facts. We say 1t re.
luc:antly, but confidently, that the
world will be compelled to believe
there is something wrong somewhere,
il Plymouth church, at least, shall take
no action to clear up the scandal that
involves its three most prominent
members, and involves them in a
way that will not allow the public to
believe that all three ought to be sin
good and regular standing.-Chicage
Adrancs.
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b. order of County Central Committee
ID. APPELGATE,
Chairman.
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Gle Iolt''o dhro"ielt,
Toledo, Iowa,
Thursday, May 20, 1873.
Republican State Convention

Republican State Convention
OFFICE REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
DUnrouE, April 10th, 1873. }
A State Convention Of the Republican
Party Of Iowa will be held at
Dss xoines, Wednesday, June 18th, 1873.
Commencing at II O'Clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating
A candidate for Governor.
A candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
A candidate for Supreme Judge
A candidate for Superintendent Of Public
Instruction.
The radio Of representation will be, one
delegate for each organized County in the
State, aud in addition thereto one delegate
for every tive hundred votes, or fraction
Of over one hundred votes, cast for Josiah
T. Young for Secretary Of State at the last
General Election.
JACOB RICH,
Chairman Committee.
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10000 GIF rs
100000

On Tuesday. July 8, 1873, the Third grand
Gift Concert, under the management Of ex-
Governor Thos L. Bramlette, and authorr
lied by special act of the Legislature, for
the benefit of the Public Library Of Kentuc-
Ky, positively and unqualifedly bemes off
in Public Library Hall, at Louisville, Ken
lucky. when 10000 gifts, all cash, amount
ing to $5O0,OO0 will be distributed by lot
among the ticket holders. The money to
pay all these gifts in full is already IN bank
and set aside for that purpose, as the fol-
lowing certificate shows:
Ofice of Farmers and Drovers' Bank,
Louisville, KY, April !, 1873, :
This is to certify that there is in the
Farmers and Drovers' Bank, to the credit
of the Third Grand Gift Concert, for the
benefi of the Public Library Of Kentucky,
Five hundred Thousand Dollars, which ha 6
been Get apart by the Managers to pay the
gifts in fun, and viii be held by the bank
and paid out for this purpose and this pur-
pose only. X. s. VEEcn, Cashier
Only q few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished TO the first appli
| cants at the following prices: Whole tick
cts, $40; halves, S.; quarters, $3.50; II
wholes for 500; SO for $500; 1l3 for $1,000
and SIS for $1,000 For tickets and fui
information apply to
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, Ky.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

A Washington special cflasi week
stated that the government has a
grand annexation scheme on hand,
and the acquisition Of the Sandwich
Islands is to be the first step made.
A commissioner is about starting 70
San Francisco to proceed to the
Sandwich Islands and arrange pre-
liminaries with the King. The next
step in the scheme will be the form.
alton of q new State Of that portion
Of Northern Mexico, which contains
the old silver mines, and its onnexa'
ton to the United States. When
Lower California and the new silver
State have been annexed, the govern
ment will turn its eyes elsewhere,
and it is probable that proposition
will be made to relieve Great Brit
ain of the burden OF Canada.
The Ohio Republican State Con.
vention, held at Columbus, that
State, Wednesday, 21st inst, placed
in nomination E. F. Noyes (prescnt
incumbent) for Governor, and AL
phonzo Hart for Lieutenant. Govern
or. Judges White and Stone were
both renominated, for the long and
short terms respectively OF the Su-
preme Court.
The resignation OF NJ. Theirs, as
President of the French Republic
has been accepted and Marshal Nc
Mahon has taken his place. Timers
! is one of the few statesmen of the
! nineteenth century.
A dispatch from New York, un
der date Of May Goth says: "Tht
latest intelligence from Peru is
brief statement to the effect that O
s0,354 Coolies shipped from Maca
to Peru during the past twelve
years, 1927 persisted from shipwreck
and so per cent. Of the whole iron
suicide or sickness.
| A destructive tornado passe'
through Washington and Keokul
counties, this State, and through
portion of Illinois, last Thursday al
ternoon, sweeping away buildings
destroying orchards, killing peopl
and stock, and leaving the marks 9
destruction in its path. The bodie
of a number OF persons have bee
found horribly mangled, and the OF
tire scene beggars description.
A number of Modocs, ipcludin
twelve warriors, have surrendered
Trouble within the Indian circle
said to be the cause.
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been pronounced by the Courts Of
the State the lawful board. AS
the President has now taken q step
to secure order, and as he will
doubtless have the hearty support OF
all peace loving citizens, we expect
anarchy in Louisiana will soon give
way to good government, and legis'
latiye order will come out OF the
present choas.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DUBLIO NOTICE is hereby given, that
i the undersigned have this day been ap-
pointed and commissioned by the Circuit
Court Of Tama county, in the State of Iowa,
Administrative and Administrator Of the
estate Of George F. Kober. deceased, and all
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file them with the Clerk of
saidCourt, clearly stated and duly sworn to,
and within legal time, preparatory to their
being allowed or proved; and persons owing
said estate ole requested to make immedi-
ate payment to the undersigned, and avoid
costs.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa, this 2o:h day Of
May, A. D. 1873,
ELIZABETH J. KOBER,
Administrative,
JOHN KOBER,
22241 Administrator.