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existence which Is sure To regulate the bow
eis, cure windcolic and produce natural
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not cry and mothers MAJ sleeD l0-7 WHY
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-16

The Canada Farmer, after speaking
OF the grasses. used for improving
the soil in the South, says: But att
tr all clover 10 our Moses a. truly
it Is that Of the Sonthcrnera. There
10 nothing like it ~ . recuperatcr OF
the soil. Glover, we'll dressed with
plaster. Is . vegetable magician. I,s
long tap roots 60 down into the
dcpts OF tho earth for food and
moisture, and its broad, magnetic
leaves.nttracs the fert,lizing gases and
humidity OF the atmosphere. What.
ever there 10 in the heaven above or
in thu earth ben. ath, which its leaves
and roofs can gather, will without
TAIL be brought 10 the soil 10 improve
it, csnlition. And it dourishes m ost
luxurian,ly here. OF all the sights
that are fitted TO bring hope and JOY
10 . farmers heart IN the sumner
time, commend W TO . glorious field
of red clover!
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-16
sallng Hay.

Dederick's Hay Rel or,sr sa.s:
Wood hoops, once IN universal use
for baling hay, are now used but in
few sections, and where used, are
rapidly giving way to the more con-
venisnt wire tics, snd it IS now an
established fact, oil things consider
Cd, that wire Is the most practicable
material for securing baled hay
States are not essential in baling hay;
they are, however, profitable where
they will pass for hay, but u sho"!d
Do borne in mind that heavily wood
ed hay sells al discount and modcr
ate Or lightly wooded hay will be
Ioand much the moro profitable,
even 10 markets we're tho wood pass
70 with tho hay. We are Of the
opinion, however, that there is nov
no profit, if indeed there IL nst ar
actual loss, BY wedding hay, a. poo
pie have learned to discriminate be
tween hay ard wood, and general.
purchase it enough less, SO that tn
wood hardly brings its c'st am
freight.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-16
Machine Wanted.

A correspondent Of the n. 7. Tnb.
une says: Farmers generally require
q machine, ! think, such ~ l have
never seen or heard OF bit Of which
I have especially felt tho need, As it
will save labor and utilize forage
Il il this: Say . machine that will
pulverize, or crush, or grind, with
once handling, our corn crop, that
will reduce the entire growth, cob,
sMuck and stalk, ~ fne ordinary
meal. After the corn 10 cut aud put
in s,olks Twelve hills square 10 the
habit generally prevailing IN the
Wssl); then IS soon - the stocks are
dry enough, iced them entire into the
machine, which might he similar to
o grain tLrasher, and propelled by
steam or horsepower. Ny object is
to placs the constable % we'll AZ
the corn in condition tor tho cattle
to properly ma..ic,ts, digest and
aas,mllate.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-16
AxNew Theological Work.

THE TRINITY. Ey Rev. F. II. Burris, a.
N. With nm Introduction by Prof. Joseph
Haven. D. D., LID. Chicago, >. c.
Gr:ggs & Co. t2mo cloth, Sl.50.
This is an interesting and valuable
volume 81 nearly $50 pages. The
Author, Rev. j. II. Bnrris il a mem
Der Of the South Kansas NJ Z. Con
ference. and is strictly orthordox.
though this book Is written with q
freedom Of thought and originality
that at once comments it to all who
p.rnse it. II has been examined ~
leading pastors Of various dsnom!na
lions aud been highly commended
Rev. Robert Collye-, tUni,arlan)
says: i have looked over the Gel"
trail chapter Of work by Rev r
II. Burris on the Trinity. and believe
it will do a good work SO far as it
goes. 1t Is step in the right dircc
,icn, aud will h.lp great many men
and women 10 see this vrx,ed qucs
ton OF Trinity or Unity with .
clearer VISION" Rev. David Swing,
lpreshytcrian) says: The book is
written with great l.gieal power and
cl.arncss, and will advance the
Interests OF true spiritual Christian
lily. The book has greatly IN
teres,ed me aud will interest the
whole community Of Church people.
Rev. DR.. Thomas. Pastor OF First
Meth odist Church Chicago, gives hls
views Of the book IS follows: IL
have examined with considerable care
the work Ut Rev. +. II. Burris on
the .Trinity.' 1t is a statement Of
tie subject, differing from the old
views, anil as such will bo read by
m-n of all schools OF Theology. II
nay Judgment nothing has appeared
on that subject tor many years, ts
strong, clear and original as the pres
ent work, and so likely TO chang
tn. current ot thought. The Intro
+ucton By DR.. Haven is very able
in itself worth almost the lrl:e o
the book" This much Tor TIT
litcary contents OF the volnmc.-
Mech ,nicalIy speaking 1t is yer,
handsome and tasty book. jus
| Ancl. a one as could l.. expected iron
the horse Of s. e. Griggs d Co. L
is well worth the money asked fol
i. and will undoubtedly reach large
sale. 1t will be seat post paid Il
any address by tho publishers, OF
receipt OF the price.
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Money In Flax.

An old settler writes 10 the
Bloomington Paragraph: Ny ex
peripce 10 that FAX 10 not - much
work ~ wheat, il raised alone for
seed, aud il equally a. certain crop;
pays - well generally for seed alone,
and better il straw can be sold at ,
fair price. Il 10 one OF the best
crops 10 clean ground Of weeds and
leave it mellow, and the surest
chance tor crop to follow with win
ter wheat Of any we ever tried, bat
il 10 not good to follow with corn.-
Another great need is supplied OF
another variety OF paying crop, 30
that il one falls we have other
chances; and With the reaper and
,hrcsher TO cid W, it must pay the
grower, and aid . home enterprise
that will no doubt need all the seed
that can be raised IN tbs county
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OF for Australia.

An English paper says: Em,gra
tion from this country to these col
onies has been going on Tor some tims
10 . large extent. last week $500
persons left The South Of England
coast for South Australia, and it i
reported that over 1000 agriculture
labortrs have lett tho counties Of
Kent and Sussex for New Zealand
a7ring the last two months. The
a.tra:tions 10 the working classes in
these distant lands are spoken OF as
considerable and growing, while the
labor msrkst in the districts OF Eng.
land referred to ia being seriously at
1ected by the exodus.
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Useful Dog.

Tbe New England Homestead
gives tbs following account OF the
doings Of dog: D. s. Baker, ol
Greenfield, has : small dog. Mayor
now about seven years old, tina: has
done something in the hunting line
In 1869 he killed 200 woodchucks.
and IS skunks, and has always done
more or kris business With the same
quadrupecs, since, ut no count has
been kept. In 1870 be had bIs frs.
taste OF coon, and killed 80 that year.
In II. ha killed Is; In ~. 1S; and
10 70, 81; or 1913 In all. The past
winter he has helped at the takaing
Of SO rabbits, besides . good show
d other game. and Of which no
lcopnt has beer X RI.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-16
FINAL REPORT NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS
FIN Circuit Court. ]

FIN Circuit Court.
To whom it my concern.
whereas, Oscar Parks, Guardian Of Ellen
Kama and Joseph Rama, minor heirs Of
Issac J.. Rama, deceased, has fled
his 6nal report and asks TO be dis
charged as such snardiaH, said report
has been filed by me and the day OF final
hearing therein has been hxeI 10 TAX.
place At The next term of said Circui,
Court Of said county, csmmeneir: on The
4ta DAY Of May, A. D. 1914, on which day
the mi tiers sci forth in said reports will be-
heard. AL parties interested therein can
appear ard take s.ch steps MS they may
deem necessary.
L. B. BLlNN,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Toledo, Iowa, April :, "a. 1915
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BROBAZ'E NOTICE.
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So.

Tn Circuit Court
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom it
may concern, that ~ y term Of the
Circuit Court Of Tama c"nnty, in vacation
held at the Court House At Toledo, il said
county on tho 2O,h day Of December, A. D.
1873, an instrument in writing, bearing
date the llth. day Of December, 4. D.ls73.
and purp"rting 10 be the last will and ties.
lament Of Enoch Smith late Of said County.
deceased, was produced and publicly read
in open Court; aud the next term Of said
TO be holden on the 4,h day Of Nav.
.. q. lS74.at the Court House in Toledo FORE
said, has b,en fixed for proving said win:
and at 2 o'clock p. m. 81 the last above
men'iont d, nil persons interested are here.
ny notified and required to appear in said
Court. and show cause il any they have.
Why said instrument should not DO probat.
ed and allowed Us auS. for the last will and
Testament. Of the said deceased.
Dated Toledo, December, 2uth 1873.
=. L. =. BLINN,
Clerk Circuit Court Tsma County, lows.
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-16

"
oloss and FRESHNESS. Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
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Its occasional use will prevent the hair
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rious to tho hair, the vicss.r can only
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merely Cor q HAIR DRESSING.
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
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lustre, and grateful perfume.
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Practical and Analytical Chemis<ss
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control them. The testimony Of our last citi-
CONS, OF all classes, establishes the fact, thu.
CHERRr ELECTORAL will and does relieve and
euro the affecting disorders Of the Throat ana
lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
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iorernnsers OF more serious disease. Il saves nm
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Dr. i. Walkers California vim.
crar Bittcrs arc a purely Vegetable
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Among the great
discoveries Of modern
! science, few arc Of
more real value to
,....ankind than this ef-
fectuai ..e,nedv for all
dis..,scs Of the Throat
and L.unss'. 4 vast
kial Of its virtues,
throughout this ana
other countries, has
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wv ~
JANSEN, MCCLURE 4 co.
Will publish Saturday, April 4,h,
Truths For To-Day
SPOKEN Is THE PAST WINTER,
BY DAVID SWING.
Paste, Fourth Presby,er Church,
CHICAGO, I'LL.
One volume l2mo. tinted paper, bsauti-
fully bound. Price, $l75.
ADVANCE ORDERS SOLICITED.
"a new volume announced fer publica-
McClurE / CO., Of this city, 10 likely just
now to excite great interest. 1t will con-
tain . selection Of tho esrmons Of Prof.
Swing, who has lately attracted to his
church no many Of the thoughtful and in
tellsc,ual people OF all denominations
The fact that Prof. Swing is SO soon to be
tried for heresy before an ecclesiastical
tribun nal would draw attention 10 them even
the ablsst and mos. intellectual efforts Of
tho day. Chicago Tribune.
almost all good people Of all creeds viii
hail with delight the news that the enter
ptsing house Of jansen. McCiurg & Co.
promise us early in April handsomely
got,en.up volume Of Professor Swings
sermo 8. Dr.. Patton probably will not
share this delight, aud n few hone st people.
no doubt. all over the country will symon-
,hize with him. For ourselves, We prophecy
that no volume will he issued this year more
entirely original in il. modes Of thought,
more hons 81 IN its statements Of truth, or
more eloquent in its dction. and none. We
fancy. that will be moro widely sought :cr
by thinking people. "-Innr- Ocsav
"Chief among The literary items Of interest
10 this community is the fact that Messrs
JANSEN, McCLuRo & Co, Of this city, an
nomnes FOR publication early in April
handsomely gotten-up volume Of Professor
Swings sermons. Tho approaching mar
I, rdom Of this gentleman. whom 90 many
Of the thoughtful and Intellectual religious
people Of all denominations love for his de-
voticn 10 truth, and admire for lis great
cloquency, will attract to the volume wide
attcutiOn-an attention that will be we'll
rewarded the thorough originality and re-
markabls intellectual ability 81 the sermons
themselves. Chicago Times.
Jansen,l McCiuvg 4 Co.,
III + 10 State St.. lineage.
Chicago, Mares %, 1874.
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Scribner's Monthly,
ruE SUMNER CAMPAIGN BEGUN.
Another Great Literary
SENSATION"
The Modern Robinson Crusoe
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THE Mysterious Island"
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The party are Americans who set GU,
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The theme OF the present story ofords
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Ayers
Harrington,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color. Nth the
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HIS TWO WIVES,

A STORY OF MARRT ,GE LIFE BY
MARY CLEMMEK AMES;
And new Editorial department devot.
ed to the discussion Of homes literary, 20.
ical, and scientific 'opics.
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D1Mmnnn Will out! Truth Triumph
ant Agents, old and young,
4WUWl III male and female make more
money selling our French and American
Jswelry, Books and Games than u any
thing else. Greatest inducements TO Agents
and purchasers. Catalogues, Terms and
full particulars sent free 10 all. Address.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases Of the Throat and Ymr..
suoh - Coughs, Colds, Whoopinr.
Cough Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-16

Toledo, Iews, April :, "a. 1875