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AGENTS everywhere to sell our new and
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, August :.
FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Dull and q shade lower;
No. l white Michigan 81 SIS; old amber
Michigan on spot As; No red | ~;
No. . red %; rejected red 0j@l II,
CORN-Quiet; high mixed seller
September 45ic; with SAC; no grade
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Smoked Tongues.

4 LOT OF NICE REEF TONGUES JUST
\ received from Cincinnati.
z. J. SNIYTH,
no Corner N arket and Quincy streets.
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TnhaPfOQ~

OK DRUMS CELEBRATED JUBILEE,
80 caddies nFinzer Brothers Savies,
40 Monitor Navy,
bats -
Is I" Bright twist and pounds
In store aad for sale by
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THE pARLOR COMPANION.

livery LADY WANTS ONE.
EEvery man ought to have one.
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lt6 Y0 Semitic Lily,
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Uaecrstown seminary,

7 VI. . ON-NN TT 1'''E
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Principal, Rev. JOHN - CGEoS, ID. u, I" lag
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Efp Coffee.

0a0 BAGS, PRIME TO CHOICE,
Jus; received aud !or SIC > ~ byy
mrlS ~. NGl''c'
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New Uroys New OT-"aIss SIi&Iai
Ssli4 HSoi49SSss

~ Orleans Sugar. - -,
leo EbIs. choice heavy hody, Light col
eyed MOiaSSCa.
- - VA ''''' ''' ~ EErIF.>
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Il general banking, Exchange and Collec-
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promptness.
Certificates OF pepcait !NSrod and interest
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps ior sale In suIns TO suit.
New Fractional Currency and l, 3 and Sc
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ton OF the public.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturer
Bankers and others solicited.
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one door above the RrGIsTFE flee, Mar
Ret street. This is splendid cuarce ."E
bargains TO all. $1,000, ,..-,
= iu.SuS JOS. L. FOOSf' -A's!-E'S'
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CLOSING OUT SALE
OF
Eine Cloths,
Cashmere.
SeStings
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOOD.
John y. TooSo,

At ~ per cent. below cost. The entire S'oct
Of the above goods ut
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-23
Spare the Eve Lambs.

One OF the principal sources OF rev
cnue from flock of longwuoled
sheep, is the early lambs, that, II well
grown aud fat, always command a
good price. In several instances
coming under our observation, part
les made, as we thought, and still be-
lieye, mistake in parting with their
eve lambs, instead of holding Them
and reducing the flock to the desired
number, by culling from the Old
ewes. True, the latter are not usual
ly ready for the butcher SO early IN
the Summer rs the lambs are, nor
can thov be depended upon to bring
50 much money; but this heavy draft
Ing from the young and growing end
of the flock, vii, eventually prove a
less, no matter what may be the pres
en- apparent advantage. There arc
two ways to keep up the standard Of
a flock. One is the policy that keeps
all tie best animals that are bred
from it, selling those that are below
the average in symmetry, style, AMI
all the more desirable characteristics.
The other Is the policy that looks
outside the flock for all improve
ment, by the purchase OF the better
animals that Other breeders have had
the judgement TO cultivate, and the
prudence To preserve. There is a
remuneration in the business for the
man who pursaes the one occasional.
ly infusing a STRAIN OF new blood, II IT
can be found in animals better than
his own. The man who pursues the
opposite policy must needs start lieh
and die young, il he ESCAPES poverty
Carefully select the best sheep 70
keen, though the butcher Offers a
high price for them. II is by such a
course alone, coupled with high teed-
ing. that the best animals can he bred
and grown Vermont Farmer.
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Smut in Wheat

Many people are afraid OF sowing
wheat because they think tha:it IS an
uncertain crop, liable to be destroyed
by smut or rust. l have grown
whoa, Tor many years, and though |
have sometimes suffered from rust
until | hit upon changing my seed
every year, l have never had : par,
tlcle OF smut, and no ore need have
any if he will only take the necessary
precautions. l always soak my seed
in strong brine, not blue water,
which believe is good, too; but |
prefer the brine because | known 1T
to be good. put the seed in a pig
barrel or hogshead, halt full OF the
strongest brine can make, and stir
i, with stick until every grain be-
comes saturated. | then skim oil all
the light grains and foreign seeds
which tloat upon the surface, leaving
nothing but the heavy, sound wheat.
| then pour off the brine and put 1t
in barrel fixed on legs like a !ye
barrel with holes IN the bottom, COW
cred with straw net, which will keep
in the wheat and allow the water to
run out. l then pour into the bar
rel a sufficient quantity OF thin white
wash time and water). which runs
throughout and gives every kernel a
coating of the wh,ewash. After
this is done spread out the seed to
dry, and then it is ready Tor the SOW
er. Since | have done this | have
never had a smutty ear in my wheat
and those of my neighbors Who have
adopted my plan have had a similar
experience.
Since | have been in the habit OF
changing my seed every year--that
is, using seed brought from dis
lance | have escaped the rust. can
not explain the reason OF this, l can
only give the fact. Co1'. southern
Farm and Xome
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The Hog.
Statistics Of Interest to Producers.

Every person is interested IN hog
statistics, since the price OF FORK at
fec,s the cost of living materially
In February last, the number OF hogs
in the United States was placed at
3l,796,3o0, against 29.457 800 in Feb
ruary, 1871, aud 26,75l,4cO in Feb
rua,y, 1870. The increase Of about
three millions last year, it will be re-
mem bercd, caused great decline In
the price OF pork and lard, aud it is
reasonable to suppose that an almost
equal increase the present year over
the past will have a tendency to tur
Their reduce the value Of pork. All
the hogs in the West wll be fed this
winter, as corn is SO cheap that farm.
ers will iced it rather than take it to
market. Pork at from three to five
cents per pound is better than corr
at present prices out West.
We give below statement which
is given each year in February by
tho Department of Agriculture
shcw the number of hogs in Gael
of the States named in 1871 and -
also the reports for 1860 and 1870
as obtained from the census statistics
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into the soil, thus preventing its eva,
poration by the sun.
nAmmonia is either food or con-
diment for most plants, and 10 nee
essary to their rapid growth. 1t has
been ascertained by repeated expert
nents IN England that the largest
crops OF wheat can be raised by I'M
parting to the coil an extra quantity
Of ammonia, either by directly spread
ing salts of ammonia or by suano.-
Iienre the greatest fertility OF inc
soil will be more surely preserved
by an alienation OF crops rather
than naked tallow, from which q
scorching sun drives off the ammonla
rapidly We should ever bear in mind &c
tho eloquent words of an English
writer, that mighty nature renew'
her strength, not by indolent repose,
but in alterations in energy.
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The RuTnors OF NeWspao or
Reporting.

An English magazine writer has
fallen upon the newspaper reporters,
and here are some o. the Illustrative
anecdotes he tells
Capital stories are told o! the dif.
ferent varieties of reporters, especial
~ of those of the old school, which
is now, happily, passing away. There
is the frightiully eager reporter, who
is always on duty, never forgetting
his mission. Ono worthy of this
c'ass was reused from his slumhers
one night by a disturhancn on his
doorstep. His alarmed spouse com
PEELED him to descend and see what
the matter was, ana on opening the
door he discovered man stretched
across the threshold in a fit. Mary,
Mary cried he to his better half,
bring my note book anl a candle iii
rcctiy here's paragraph come to
the door
After the eager reporter comes the
f1owery one, who has always been
particularly great in small provincial
towns, and who ha. at his command
a stock 81 aoiectivcs enough to
make lord Maoaulay hide his dlmin.
ishsd head. This gentleman is in his
glory at a llower show, All execution,
funeral, or, in fact, whenever he
he has IN opportunity of numbering
the Queens English. One specimen
OF this school, when writing about
flower show which is always 'hor-
,icnltnral and floral display, said
that it was illuminated by carloads
OF sunshine. 'Another-a Liverpool
worthy in giving an account OF some.
body's funeral, oberved that tn body
OF the deceased gentleman was tol-
lowed to the grave by 4 silent and
deeply sympahizing asdtesee.
have heard OF a paragraph which
with toroible redundancy, was entit-
led tunera. OF tie remains OF a late
deceased military officer and have
seen an account Of penny reading
wound up with the remarks that the
entertainment was upon the whole,
the most mirth provoking and soul.
stirring which esuld be had for the
money.
The worst thing about the howery
reporter Is, that he has done so much
to inJurc tho English language. II
he can find fine word to express the
meaning as plain one, he never hes
itates TO cast aside the latter; and if
he hears OF any barbarons inventions
OF transatlantic cousins, he. straight
way makes note Of it, and careful.
Iy makes use OF it at the very first OPP
portunlty. His IDEAS, too, OF the
meaning Of certain words are some
what hazy. Thus fatal accident is
constantly spoken Of by him as .
fatality, and his adiec,ives.ae ap-
piled in snch haphazard fashion that
they might almost have been scatter
ed over his copy with pepper-cas
tor. The quantity OF bad French
and Latin, too, which he Tugs into al
he writes, equals that made use OF by
a fashionable authorities twenty years
ago. He has almost naturaized
some foreign word, among us, and
has given many slang term a per-
mancnt place in our language. Upon
the whole. he is the most objection
able representative Of the reporters |
class to be met with nowadays.
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Shade as a Fertilizer.

a correspondent Of the Ohio Far
mer gives the true solution, as TO how
shade acts as fertilizer, in the fol
lowing sensible remarks
THAT shade is a fertilizer is fact
which has long been noticed, and
much has been written to explain it,.
A lev words will be sufficient for
that purpose. Shade operates simp
" by preserving the ammonia which
is in the soil and which is continually
furnished by rain and snow water,
and also by manl#es, and which is
rapidly driven off from naked sur
face Of the soil, by a. scorchlng sun.
TO preserve the ammonia, the skilltul
farmer plows his manure shortly
after j, is spread npon fhc soil and
spreads hls manures upon his mea-
dows late IN the Fall or in tho VIM
ter or early iii Spring, so that the
ammonia may he washed out 81 it
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Take Care Of the Calves.

The Ohio Farmer gives the follow.
ing good advice Much OF the III.
ture growth, and in fact much OF the
profits ofthe farmer arising from his
stock, depends npon the care which
it receives during the first year |
do not wish to be understood by this
that If farmer takes good care OF
hi. stock the first year, he can after
wards let them run hap hazard =
every good farmer will see that his
stock at all mes is ", II cared for
But the first year is the foundation,
it is the starting point OF their future
growth. There are many farmers
who are in the labil of giving their
calves nothing but whey from the
time they are about three weeks old
until they are weaned. They are
then lett to run and pick their living
as best they may until winter, when
they are taken TO the barn and put
INTO some little back hovel. with
nothing but hay till spring, or, az |
have often seen, turned in TO a stack.
In either csse they are, when spring
comes, SO s,unted anl poor that they
make but a slow growth ever atto--
wards. Consequently, when selling
time comes, the.tarmer finds his stock
Tar behind in size and price OF the
neighbours who hal cared we'll for
their calves. One instance OF this
came within my knowledge. Some
steers, raised as above, sold for SIS,
while those Of bis neighbof, which
had been well cared for while young
sold readily at SIS. The quality OF
the stock OF the former was fully
equal to the latter 10 start with.
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$40 1850 Csuncil Bluffs. . 40
The Pacific Express train will stop 1t tAs
following Stations Clinton, De Wilt. Loud
on, Mechaniesville, MI Vernon, Cedar Rap.
ids, Blairs,own, Belle Plaine, Tansa,
MARSHALL Boone, Moingona, Grand June
ton, Carroll. Denison, Dunlap, Mo. Valley
Junction and Council Bluffs.
Freight trains will not stop to take 81
cave passengers, and ticket offices will ret
be open to sell tickets for frsigh trains
No passenger will be taken on afrsigh
train without ticket TO the station 1t which
the train stops.
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174so 2s514.7d5 .olo IS, o33, 300 l9,G2s 300

These figuees show that the Yves
tern States, where corn is cheapest
are the heavcs, pork producers. I'm.
less a reduction can be affected in
transportation rates, the time is hot
distant when the farmers OF Ohio
and other middle States cannot afford
10 raise pork. The West will sup
ply them at such rates that the corn
will be too valuable to be used III
feeding hogs.
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BLANKS.

BLANKS
4 TTORNEYS, Justices Of The Peace, Coun-
"A ty, Township and School Officers, Con.
stables. Notaries Public, School Teachers
and all others in need of Blanks. will find
at the office Of THE TOLEDO CHRGNI-
Gle, Toledo, Iowa, full stock OF
Blanks, nertly printed and fer sale At rea-
sonable rates, Of which the following isa
list:
Legal BLANKS:
Warranty Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds,
Bond for Deed,
Real Estate Mortgages,
Chattei Mortgages,
Satisfaction OF Mortgage,
Contract for Sale of Land,
Powers Of Attorney,
Writ Of Injunction,
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Official Bond,
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Preliminary Information,
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Writ Of Repleyln,
Replevin Bond,
Writ of Attachment,
Attachment Bond,
Stay Bond,
Executions,
SubpHnas.
Venires,
Notice of Garnishement,
Afda,it on taking up Estray ainals,
Undertaking Of Witness to appear eAf
testify,
Oath of Householder on taking up Estrsy
Animals,
Notice Of Constabl -
Cohstabls's Returns
SCHOOL BLANKS.
Treasurer's Bond,
Secretary's Bond,
Sub District Records,
Order Books.
Daily Registers.
General Registers,
Poll Books,
Contract with Teacher.
Weekly Report Cards.
Certificates Of tax levied by Board and
Township,
Notice Of District and Sub> District ksst.
ngs,
Certificates of Election,
Sub Directors Reports,
Draft on County Treasurer.
nsA- Blanks not on hand will b priats
to order at short notice, and at lowest RE
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y MATTHEW'S Dry Goods, Groct ,ies,
Clothing, and General Nerchandisr re
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Iot want to sell anything, adver,ls
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
TIME TABLE

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vary fram this ~ pleasure.
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purchased, If fare il paid on the ears, 10
cents. l.. CLARK,
superintendent.
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BurIInytoa, Cedar Rapids 3 Hinnese.
Ia Railway.

On and after June I'd, 1872, passenger
trains OH THIS line will run - fellows:
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CONN, or CHICAGO, ILL