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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17

Our fisherman are getting ready to 60 tc
work in earnest as soon as the trout become
ready to bite.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17

A single fragrant flower will make a room
pleasant, and enhance the happiness of IA
home.
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Gardening has commenced about here in
earnest.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17

The young ladies say, "a No. , gaiter on
a No. 5 foot is not conducive to piety even
In a church"
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Zone Who Knows" in the last Monroe

Zone Who Knows" in the last Monroe
Democrat, has demonstrated, most conclu-
sively, that the chief foundation ofthe Great
Democratic party is Rum" and hat the
success of the Temperance fanatics, cleri-
cal as well as secular, would certainly squelch
the Democratic fabrick, 10y the destruction of
its main support. The effort of Zone Who
Knows" contains many unique ideas ofmat-
tiers and things, past, present and FUTURE
and the whole thing sounds, when read
aloud, vastly like the speeches that used to
he made at Democratic meetings, here by
the gentleman whose oratory interspcrsed
with such nasty splitting. 1t was doubtless
of C%hestnuthill origin. Do so often Judge.
There is no doubt as to the correctness of
your idea, that with Rum wiped out modern
Democracy would be annihilated.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17

Painting, papering, whitewashing and
general house cleaning, are keeping our
house keepers busy.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17

M. ID. CoOlbaugh, Sign Fainter.
To all those who want Sign Painting done,
call soon for / expect TO leave on or about the
first of April next.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17

Many of our farmers have commenced
blowing for oats.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17

The shad merchants were with us last
week.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17

The Constitutional Convention, at Phila
delphia, resumed its session yesterday.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17

The 'Dummie" excitement has all died
away
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17


BE CAREFUL-In these days, when tight
hats, hot air, and sedentary occupations,
cause the hair to fall out, it is a matter of no
little Importance to know which Of the hair
preparations are of any value. The major
ity, as has been frequently proved by the
first dermatologists. or hair-doctors, possess
little or no merit. Such being the fact, it is
consoling to those who are afflicted to know
there is really one good article, which is re-
commended and used 10y the first medical
authority, and has stood every test, many
years. This preparation is Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Renewer,-a truly scientific
compound, which is unquestionably the best
preparation of the kind now before the
American public. 1t viii restore gray
hair to It's original color, cleanse the head
thoroughly, cure all eruption of the scalp, and
will always restore the hair so long as any
germs remain, as they almost Invariably do,
until extreme old age has destroyed the roots.
The original article is made by r. p. Hall &
CO., Nashua, N. Y Eorneys Press, jan.
25, 1868.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-17

John McDermott killed his wife on
Monday 10 New York with a hammer.
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PENNSYLVANIA RESERVE associate,

PENNSYLVANIA RESERVE ASSOCIATION.
The next Anniversary Meeting of the As
s~ociation will be heldat Gettysburg, on Tues
day, May Is, 1873, on which occasion all
those formally connected with the old Divi-
Sion are cordially invited to participate. 1t
is expected that this will he one Of the most
interesting reunions of the Association, on
account of the glorious historical recollections
connected with the place of meeting.
Chaplain Beale, of the lst Cavalry Regi-
ment, will be the orator of the day.
All who contemplate attending, will please
notify the undersigned at an early day.
Newspapers publishers throughout the
State viii confer a favor by inserting this
notice, or calling attention to the meeting in
their papers. JOHN II. TAGGART,
Correspondent Secretary Pennsylvania Re
serve Association, Sunday Times" Office,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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THURSDAY, APAIL II, 1873.

More Of The Beautiful on Saturday
last.
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Charles Scheii had his throat cut from
ear to ear by unknown men, in New York,
on Saturday right.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
editorial Hotes.

The Iowa Legislature has r~esols-
al TO continue i, session until the
Code IS completed.
The situation Of affairs III Spain u
hard to determine. The people,
both civil and military. are divided
N their choice in the form OF govern.
meat, soma i.yorin. u Monarchy,
othersa Republic. The effect upon
Spa,u's relation with Caba i. a. pre-.
sent indetrrminats. Figueras, the
newly elected President Of the Min
lstry, IL ii favor Of republican form
Of government, AMI in his address
he expressed the hope that the Re
| public would be forever established
aud that Spain Tou'd exert that in.
fuenec with the notions OF The Or.
tent, that becomes her. Span i one
kof tie most distracted natiops OF the
a-r -. ,f.- 4se .s.afoe-ssz- - Al
late King, Amadeus renders it more
so than would otherwise be.
President Grant has recently We
toed no Iess than three bills, passed
by both house Of Coagre.s, REIN
bur.iag vne Of property destroy
Ell during the rebellion. The PresI
dent considers the destruction Of the
property a military necessity, and
very pfudantly vetoes AL such meas
ures.
Many OF the courts in the State
have recently been assessing some
heavy fines against deaIerain whisky.
That IS the way 70 stop o. It least
to check, the sale Of liquors
Hon. Geo S. E5atwell, Secretary
Of the Nationa! Treasury, il expect
ed TO resign soon, his resignation TO
take effect Mar. atf.
Extensive preparations are being
made at Washington tor the sscond
inauguration of Gen. Grant. A
grand parade OF citizens lad null
tary men is to take place.
Judge Davis has rendered bis
decision, granting the motion tor the
stay Of proceeding in the Stokes
case was among tku dispatches last
week. Thi,isa partial proof that
hanging il New York is played oat.'
II a second trial IS obtained Stokes
vii probably not Lang.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
"iniard Commerce"

lion. NJ. NJ. Wat.lea Of Iowa,
male a plea in the House Of Repre-
ssntat9Nes last Thursl,y, iavortng
Congressional action III the matter 81
regulating railroad freishts. lie
took, As a text, tho joint resolution
az the lows State Legislature which
was As follows
" That our Senator's in Congress
lie instructed and our Representa-
,ives be requested to Csc their m
fuence In favor Of, AMI TO vote Tor
some bill which will correct the ex.
istins abuses and grant the relief 50
much needed, and also SO secure lib
eral appropriation for Improvement
III tie navigation 81 the Mississippi,
Wisconsin, and Fox rivers.
.Resolrra, That in thus meraoralizsns
Ganar4e. un do not surrender lhe
right ct the General Assembly OF
Ills State to control freight and pas
senger tatifTs on railroads within IL
borders."
With agriculture, Which IS tbs
very basis aul measurement OF pros
perity. struggling under the iron
heel Of grinding railroad monopoiies,
1t is fully time that some legislation
be had. that will correct a few Of the
1huses With which that branch OF IN
duslry has to contend. It ia to be
hoped, If Congress has the right 10
regulate the ra; es Of trelghss on rail
roads that something will be done
At an early day to relieve people Of
the West and Northwest who feel
most keenly the burdens Of exact
ing railway corporations.
In spsakisg Of building manuiac-
tories in the west, Mr. Walden SAID j:
mo doubt some relief csaIl be
secured in this way; bat that IS q
remedy which cannot BIO applied
without first giving P etciion against
tie railroads. Capital IL sensitive,
seeking ths beat opportunities Tor 10
ves.msnt, and will not locate where
= gill be subject to the hardshiFs q
wills We complain. After supply
ing the home demand the manutac-
turer would fnl himself subject to
exorbitant locaI rates on the railroad
Al a wouli sooa realize the fact that
lie could not compete with others n
like business IL points favored
Ivy the raway corporations. In
short, Il b ancaes OF industry sui
fer from railway extarttons; and thus
do we se, bet' money and power
passing gradually from the paopls 20
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
benton County.

The Peoples Jaarnal e Ntniou
has established u branch office m CHI
cage, where it gets It's bowels or M
sides.
jacob Willy, Of Vln'on, dealer IN
clothing has had to cave and go into
bankruptcy.
One hundFd and seven is the rum
Der Of scholars IN the Public School
| of Belle Plaine, that were neither
taray nor absent during the month
! Of January. Can that showing hr
beaten1
DR.. Stememan dentist. from Cedar
Rapids. ha. fitted up denial rooms in
Vinton.
L. S. Miller IS appointed Assessor
o. the City OF Vlnton
Pluadered from the Enioa AMI
Eagls.
It oan be proven ~ practical dean
onstration that the Weet Sewing
Machine IS easier 10 operate and less
fable to get ont Of order than any
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
Zane Homer, Monroe.

Jackson, Kane, Homer, Monroe
Bruce.
Tama county-York, OGeida,
Clark. Geneseo, Buckingharn, Perry,
Carroll, Otter Greek, Toledo How
ard, Crystal, Grant, Lincoln, Spring
Creek, Carleton.
Marshall souuty-Vienua, Marion,
Iowa.
Grundy connty-Clark, Palermo
M-lrose, Felix.
Hardin county-Unisu, ELaofa'
Clay, Erna. Hardin, Jackson, Pleas
ant, Providence, Upton, Ellis, Buck
eye Alden.
Franklin county-Oakland, ise7ec
OSceola, Morgan.
Mr. asLbrrn If Muscatine present
ed briefly til. advantages otfsf-d by
the city and county Of Muscattno.-
He sai,i that If this company woutd
make Md.aa.7ne their starting point,
they wouIl turn ever . trick already
GRADED from Mu8citlne to Upton
with right Of way through the city
and other advantages equal at Least
Ia 100000. He further mentioned
the advantages offered By Nuscatine
IN tito way OF connecting with other
road. th- Chicago Milling
IAN e. SV-xtarn Narrow Ga~ge now
being built to Mascatine, thus avoid
ing the necessity OF a change Of car
II that point.
THESE remarks elected additions
remarks from the Scott county dele
gates, who had previously stated the
advantage of Davenport n the east
err tel mimi. il the roal.
In accorinnce with the NO
ton of adjournFnsnt a meeting 10 tn
interest OF the road viii be held II
the city OF Davenport On the lst
Wednesday Of March.
1t j. too early Yet to conjecture
what will be the result of the effort
to build this narrow Gnase road; but
there Is good reasons for believing
that the projectors OF the plan VII
| receive substantial encouragement
from TIL. cities and towns through
II g - ~w-u.3 - IA = Bb r1Aft
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
Notice Of Incorporation.
To Whom it may Concern:

Be it remembered thar the following Ar
tieles Of Incorporation are adopted ana f ell
fer the purpose Of eonstructin- and orerat
ing q Railway, whereby The people ca n
and vii Chain ehearer transportation
Of freight from Davenport in Scot
rauntv. State Of Iowa on the most pracfi-
cable route yin fipton Gin Cedar eonnly@.
Johnson. Liam AMI Benton eounfit :,
Spring Greek. Union Grove in Tana
county,l Eldors., Iowa Falls GIN EEar-
din county, to some point on the M
eeuri River, in the State Of Iowa. win
4 single OF toubIe rack, branch roads con-
n~eetions and extensions and Of such gaage
as may seem best 70 he officers Of Tie Cor
porafiou, and that the undersigned. to-
xstl @~ with all other persons who mav be-
come tockhelders hereafter, % herebg be-
come incorporated under the l&Ss % tie
State Of Iowa.
AIT. I. The name of this Corporation
shall be the Peoples narrow Guare Rail
rad Company Of Iowa ard lbs principal
esiee Of business shall be at Spring Creek.
Tama county, Iowa, until otherwise ds-
ciIel
ART III. This Company assumes. as
corporation, all the powers. privileges s Il
imuulities specified in Chapter 81 Of tbe
Revised Statutes CT the Legislature Of. the
State oflowa Of the year 1850. and the sew
eral acts amendatory thereof and ~sarnle.
nsntary thereto, the power CT organizing
hy grant, gift, demise. purchase or condem-
salion and holding. using and transferring
IN any manner, not prohit tied BY Law. all
real and personal estate. such as may be
required and IS necessary and convenient
TO fully carry out tie object and purposes
Of this corporation in the prosecution Of it's
business.
ART. Ill This Corporation shall adept
q corporate seal and shall have power 70
sue and be sued, and TO prosecute aud de
fead all actions aad special proceedings in
ia eorrsrate name and capacity. to make
all cs1tracts fer the building ard construc-
ton o. said road, ard conducting the ~
fairs Of said Railway Company, to establish
b Laws and Regulations for the con pleta
government Of said Company, and 20 any
aud all acts and Fhings whatsot yer not in
consistent with the purpose Of this Cofpo-
ration and the Avs Of the Sfatef OF Iowa.
AIT. " The Corporation shall com.
mence on the lsr day OF January A. b. 1873
snd continue for Fifty years with .he right
Of renewal.
ART. v. TIE management. government.
and control Of fhis road shall he and rest
forever in the resi- tent stockholders of the
State Of Iowa, and shall sls3 farcrsr be sub
to The Articles. By-Laws anil Regula-
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
10 THE ~STFFERfN9.

The Rev. Wdfrln RI. Morton
while residing IN Brazil az a Mission
arv. discovered in that lind Of me f
Icnes a reme y Tor Consumption Srre-
fda, Sore I5r2at, caag4s. ca a. Ash
ga and Asrs7ss Ueskasgs. I9le rrm-
edy has cured myself after all other
medicine had tai ed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering I
will send the reee pt for preparing
and usIng tbs remedy to all who de
sirt. il FREE Of elaree.
Phase send an envelope. with your
name and address % ii. Adaress,
Rev. WILLIAM II NORTON,
SIS Broadway,
.ye3c YgrE GfY
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20

Chelsea Items

Chelsea is t hasea newspaper, and
YIN Tarham, is the bully boy with
ag'a's eye who will direct It's col
uan-. The name OF the paper Is
not yet deternla.l, bat then what
IL nanea
DR.. G. r Mofitt has taken his de.
partare, an his creditors are having
over what little property he left. Il
is expected they Will east lots over
an cd pair OF sal lie bass. for whI.h
the u. D. had no further use.
Our esteemed citizen J. B. Brown
Is closing up his business (~mereatltile)
preparatory 70 emiGrattng 10 Cali
larnia. He visit. his old home in
Nalae hetore gong TO his new Pact
fe home.
The winter term Of school taught
by Mrs. Laura King, closed on Sat
ur,iay last.
The Chelsea Sabbath School has
been kept ap through the winter
aad has been well attended.
The Chelsea Educational Assoe1a-
ton he'll an intersing session on Fri
Iay evening. The next session will
be aeId en- the evening of the 2sth.
Tie Cas'sss, p. NJ, earned his
money on Friday. he was kept busy
handling the lett ers gent in honor OF
st. Valentine.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
From LeCrand.

w. ~. in reneJut Of A letter from
LaGranl winch viii be Of interest
to na,v nj onr readers.
Tbara win be . course Of sin Ice
lures given before students Of L.
Grand Christian Institute com-lenc-
iao Tuesday evening. February 18th,
Is73by Rev. NJ. uamuhrv. The Lee
tarer = well known both EasL and
west ,sa star OF The rostrum. and
u.b - - :. fett.har ii
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
MUSIC BOOKS
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sent, Postpaid, % receipt OF the marked
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Ais the following Instrumental Cellee-
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Strarss Waltzes, TASK for Peters Eli
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n
Mr. colfax'1 vindlcation.


Mr.. Colta1 ha. male bis de!eEee
and proved tiia assertions Of Oale,
Ams f.l.e concern,ag bis h svilg re
ceitsl irvi leal. to the anoun. Of
ST. 900 on Creii. Mohiiier stock
Olkes Anes. it viii bs remembered
testified, that about June 18th. 1s6S,
hs handel q cheek for 81 200 to the
Vice Presidents as bis portion Of tie
Credit Motiiicr DIVIDEND. The .tats-
msat w.s denissd Jy Sir. Col.ax,
who pronounced it glazing false
hood. To prove his position, Ames
presented ) cheek for 81 200 entor
ssd S. c. The books OF the First
National Bunk 0. Washington SLOW.
81 that Mr.. c. ha! deposhed about
that time $500. With things IN
this condition, it appeared that Mr.
c. wouli have trouble in explaining
all things, 20 as 20 prove himself en-
tlrely tree from the charges prefer
rel by Oakes Amss. Bat we are
glad that he has proven Anss' state
ment to be utterly ro:i o. truth and
that he stands bsfsr. tie people
thoroughly siniieat.d. The people
throughout the country hal unbound
g confidence in the Woo Pres.sa.'.
Integrity, aai they were slow TO give
aiy credsacs to tbs lmpasatloua OF
Ames. tia champion iibeler AMI bri.
Der Tho proof gwen by Csltsx j.
briefly a. follows
Nr. G. w. Matthew. ths Viec
Presidents step father testified that
he paid Cal!ax 200 absn. the 10th.
Of June 1868. which WAS deposited
at The samo tina with . thousand dol
lar nate, forwarded by Nr Ne4bitt,
ofNew York for helping 70 defray
the expenses OF the campaign. A
half sister OF Mr.. C3lfax corrobarat
cd ths statement regarding the thou-
and dollar note received from Mes
Lit.. Mr.. Co.fax received the fol-
dispatch from a married SIS
ter living in this State:
"KELLoo6. TO-. Feb. lI--msthsr
wrote me in the SIMMER of 1853 of
yeur receiving a $1,000 bill Men
toned it with other things showing
muc', 0 we're spprecisteI-
for letter will send i. il
Signed, +
Naar s. CowLEs.
The testimony thus Submitted has
iss purpose and is accepted as
thorongh yindication D. q maa upon ]
rhorn the people had learned to look
nth the utmost respect. But .
W who are bitter against ihs Rep
party are still dissatisfied d
18th the statement. snd accept tie !
lstiinony 81 An-s, xho has Justly {
ken the Iaursls fferz all ihs prpies-
onaI liars III the Union. Womb
.. Al nembers OF Congress coall n
AXE their via ..i.atiou 50 thorough, {
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
Mass Meeting.

before, a Mss Meeting vas Tatis- Il
the Court House in this place Of
Saturday last, for the purpose OF IA.
ing additional steps to secure III,
buiIlin. OF a Mario. Gaace Rail
road from Davenport ii Ssgtt, u
Iowa Falls il Hardin county. Mr.
". 3 King, President OF the Road
occupie! the chair.
Il. fseieAman, the Road secretary
read tie 'nlnutes OF previous meet
ing also tie Articles OF Ineorpora-
ton as they haa been previously
.iopsel "A delegates were pre-.
sent from nearly every county
through which it j. proposed to run
the road, 4 motion was adopted, to
enrol. al such persons.
There were present and enrolled
from Scott county. Wn., II. IIol
mes. .ad A c. Fulton; from Ml-ca
tine Z II. Washburn; from Cedar
saj,r May; from Linn, Samuel Dice
and Adam Perry; from Benton, C. C
Laru and Sam1el Smith; from Mar
shall, E n. Chaplin AMI f c. Rec,
from Hardin J. L Estes; also a lars4
number from onr own county, Some
OF tha persons present from other
counties than Tam MT having ere.
jentisls, ! resolution vas adopted
mlkla. AL persons. whose names
were eaFolle! as shove, members OF
tile Convention. L. Ma resolved
that all the Oranges .nd Farmers
Cubs along the proposed route oil
tbs new railroad be aSket 70 for
ward - The Ro2! Secretary 4, Spring
the names OF persons suitable
to solicit Si5sef ptions to all n the
GCbtGA W -E-- Ioa3.
tbs reprssentativas iron the i;f.
coun-ies were then listened TO,
and considerable interest appears to
be awakened all along the line.
Il R-ichmann, the Sec. Of the
company, mentioned TIE following
townships, that would be especially
benefited by the construction OF til.
new road
Scot. county-BufAlo. Blue Grass,
Hickory GROVE, Bleona.
Liberty, Spring Rock.
Musratine county-Fu.ton MIsca
ice Wilton.
Cedar cenaty-Farmington, Ine-
and, Springfield, Sugar Creek, Ro
T.aton. Center, Fairfield,
lasSilion. Dayton Freemouat, Red
oak, Iowa, Springdalo, Cover, Ca,s,
INN, Pioneer.
Johnson county-Grshsm, Scott,
Big Grove, Newport, Penn,
eGersou. Madison, Monroe.
Linn coanly-Franklin, Linn, Put
an, B-rtran, Marion, Rapids, Col
&c. Fairfax, Clinton, Monroe, Fay
-t.e
iowa euanty-Lsaos, Washing
IN.
Benton coanty-Farence, Free
ont, Canton, Eten Eiiora o, St.
lair. Leros, Faioh, Zig Gfose.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
FunEsaa az Mrs. Strubie.

The remains OF Ms. Annette w.
StrubIe, whose death wa> mentioned
last week arrived 1T thi, place last
Thursday evening. The n@llaral
SERVICES, conducted Ny Rev Nr.
Lane Of Belle Plane, took place a.
| o'clock P. VI Saturday al the
CongregrationaI Church, in this place,
OF which she had IoH- been 4 huber.
The remains We're followed by lars-
number Of friend. to The Tolrdo
Cemetery for internent. D ceased
was . years old, aal was tyr many
years : resident II this place hay-
ing come here ~itA her parents in
ii the spring OF 1856. During her
%saiouru m Toledo, she made mar,
and warm friends, whom she no v
leaves behind to cherish her memo
nv. as a ally OF christian worth, and
moarn her loss as irrepaFable.
TIE Weed Sewing Machine viii
60 q larger variety IT work with les
changes than any other IN the mar.