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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-12

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-12
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
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JNo. TUCKER, County Clerk
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All ertpeden. so 1a9t Ole rN.N..S. Delte:
vunfer Mntagoniit III aur 3eit oas seiit=
Hide Rou1. Wir Be1teDen einen I9tperen
Rampf sesen pdpitlide 9erriderseliifte
iii ueltli6en 9ingcn. Scr 5taot braudt
ale feline Rrafte, I'M li9 Der iaatsani<
l15enoen Senoenaen au erpcbren. Die ua-
ter Dem 0edmantcl Der Religion ben ir=
relisiDieu 3tued oerfolgen N|laionen
aottesfir9ti9er .@taatsbur9er I'M oes
@emifi ifiens wiuen in ibrer ererbten Sreue
sesen &6nis unb 8aterloHo panteno 3u
MAIDEN unb fit ben Papit als oas 9oupt
elmer uuiperf ellen Sbeofratie $ruppen 5u
tperben eesen Die bon @ott einseleste
Obrisfeit un6, rationale. Staatsgepalt.
Wir 6aben senus nit Iol6em 6einoe 3u
tbun; bal 5 ct ni6t our9 BunoesgenoHen
R9 peritdrte, III I'M Ier eigenltes Snterene.
Mllo bielelben Senoenaea uno oiele!ben
glemente, tpel9e laut Dem 3eu8nihe oes
6lrten Bismard bic preubiibe Wrnars
die aus ben Moeen Der &epolntion 9e=
rettet baben, iollen beute faatsauFolen=
Der Natur 1ein, uno Die Miulonen preu=
bi(0er Ratboliten tpel4e in brei raid
auf einanber sefoleten &tie9en ibre 5reue
9eeen 9oni9 .uno @aterlano betbatigt
| 6aben, ioaen beute &0niss= uno @ater=
lqnosieinoe Iein, neil lie 4rincipien be-
tdmpfen, meltbc lire Rirbe uno ibrin
@iaubeu 6eoroben. l1no oieien &f
nm Die beilisFen Sitter neunt oas off
| ai6le 8latt I'm irreli9i6ie 3'pede &ann
man oie Sbatiatbea dr9er entiteaen uno
Die Wahrbeit 1dlimmer perOreben? uno
nun perlan9t Die vN.N.3." BON Trontreid
bab es elei6 6folls Die W,se Ser Blamord'=
| |l6en &ir9enpolitif betrete uno 9escn oos
O6er6aupt oer tatbolilhen &trAe Tront
made. 0arin allsin, baB Gronfrelb Dem
O6erbaupte Der fatbolil6en &ir9e Die
Sreue bepabre liese @efabr fir unier
0erbdltniB gu Sranfrei9. @o6alo Trant=
reid fb NIT @om ioentificire, ieies unier
9el6lporener Geinb. Mnseli6ts elmer 10
6eraus sforberuoen Spra9e luagt man
nod gu bebaupten. bob mon feline Sodnoel
iu9e? GDnnte bas tatboliI9e Sronfrsi9
ni6t nit benz lelben Redte perlan9en, oaB
YreuBen nit leiner antipdpItli6en Yol1t't
oblaNeu iolle -
81 brio, Is. Iebr. Die GarliIteH
pcroen balb se5munsen iein Die 8ela9e-
run9 BON 8ilba ouf3ubeben, oa Itb @e=
neral &cpera nit Der aus 1000 W{ann be-
ltenben 9luantsarbe Der Nrmee oes Sc
neral Moriones nur nod 8 Wellen pon
Nortusaleta BE- iinoet.
Sic Resierun9struppcn boben cine Nb=
tbeilun9 BON 5000. Gorlilten Dor Snlola
9el9lagen uno bic @toot nit fr''9em
propiant perleben.
M nj, ID Tebr. cardinal sorquin;,
oe1ien rnitlihe Grt:on!un9 am lebten
Donneritae eemsloet murbe> itorh miA
reno Der lebten Nodt. Ser @erftp:te''s
mar elmer Der DOR Ru.iers eynannten Garz
! biudle.
! GarbinaI Mntnnelli hat III
einem offiaielIen Ghrciben an Die Ni'H-
tioturen bic i'm 9(uFtra9e her p"en2H5,sn
&esieruno sefdli5ts 8rar as i"l'be
gebrcnomart!.
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man einen foot aus ben &uinen berpor=
se5oaet, unb 3tpei, BON benen elmer nod
am 2eben III, 1teden in ben lelben fef. Ote
|9anae Na9barI9aft 1T in Der tpilbelten
Mufre9uns uno cine Men9e 2eute, oar=
unter piele poliaiiten, iinb nit oem We9=
rdur,en Der Sriimmer bel@aftigt, I'M bic
8erf dltteten retten gu f6nnen.
Bis Mbeno bate man atpei 2ei9name
aug ben 9rimnern aus9esraben uno
lieben perl9iittetePerlonen iino rettunss=
los perlorer,. .-...
Bonon, IL. Jebr. Ser Senat bon
MaHa9uietts bat iid na9 LANCER ST.
bate fiir bic brittle 2eiung Der @iQ. tpo-
nod Ginber uno 6rauen in Den Tabritcn
per @o9e ni9t mebr als so Stun. arbei=
ten biirfen, ausgelpro@enuno miro oieielbe
tpabr16einli9 @e1ebesfraf # erlangen.
M ari etta. o., 13. 6ebr. Die
Mlarietta< <M6bel=Tobrif brannte om 9e=
itrisen Mor9en total al. @erlui 1850, 900.
Gbica 13. Teb. Sn Quincp,
SQ., perurIa9te beute Weorgen Die Gnt=
bedun9, bob Diebe in bic erits glotional=
8anf einsebrun9en tuaren uno aug Dem
@cp6lbe 100000 in Currency. cine Mn=
|3abl Bombs unb 1onftiee Mertbpapiere
getoblen baben, eroBe 8eitiir;ung. 9ie
Diebe botten Die Mauern bur@bro6en,
bic eijernen Platten bur9bobrt unb enb=
|li9 bic $biiren Der @etu6lbe geIpren9t
uno 1onit 5i9 ber @elber unb Wertbpa=
pierre bema9tigt. Ser Diebita6l muroe,
tpie bic lbr anoeutete. lm 2 l1br II Min.
Morgens periibt. ... 49,.
W} tim ufee, 49,. 6ebr. 9as Saus
BON u. g. @uitb at Safe 2iflian brannte
am Mittlpo@ M6eno, tudbreno @uitb un6
feline Srau abtueienb tuaren, nieber uno
beren 3tpei fleine &inber famen in Den
6lomnnen um. ... H.. ........ i'm.
&ingolb @a., -. .Tebr. @eitern
Mbenb brad Der lebte 5beil Der anbert<
| bolb Meilen bon bier uber Den G6ida=
manga fibrenoen Bride suiammen, tpdb=
renb Elm Bug iiber biefelbe fubr. Sic
locomotive 9elan9te 9liidli6 binii6er,
iebo9 iehs belaoene Sra6ttuaeen unb Die
gan5e Bride ftir5ten ing Waner.
.- - Sic 3eiten dnbern Fl d.
SIN 8unoesienat fbt iebt Elm Re9er ols
8ertreter oes Staates MiiliIlippi, oeHel-
Ben Staates, Der Dor Der &ebellion eyeffer<
ion 9apis nit eieler Wiiroe betraut bate.
- Das % obltbdtigfe b u
rea II in NetpDorf bat auf ieinen 2iften
$4,000 Berionen itebea, tuel9e unter=
itiibuna aieben.
= ssoibua Meitdeu bradte in einem
ourh @bisfeD ueruriodten Streite in
. sqoob, Sno., ieinen etieHobn our9
MytI9ld9e un's 2eben.
-l1eber 5w eibunoert @eieu=
19aften befa7en in ben Ser. Staten ii6
nit Der 2ebensperHherune urb mlr tpenig
iiber eine halbe Milion Yeri lino BEL
ibnen per lhert.
-Sn 9bilaoelpbia min man eincn
1000 Tub hoben Sburm aus @iien bouen.
Nen . ort, IA. Tebr. @dbrenb Elm
biersehnjd6ri9er &,1abe Nomens Se}e
glorf geitern Mbeno in ieiner Wo(lrun9
nit elmer sGiltcle ipielte. er1Aok er ben
fiinfssbHj6tri3sn. s5cNe @eets,
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C s7.e. (aus1ane.) ::
BerIin, 70. Tebr. Sic Reeieruns
fat gefeble erloNen, auberoroentli6e Wn<
5treneungen in Der Mnferti9un9 Der Mus~
riijtuna fir. Die beutl den >Sruppen gu
maden. .8is gum SUM- miro Die sanae
Snfonterie NIT Dem WeauIer9etpebr uno
Die &opallerie nit Dem @ba1epot oerIeben
iein. 3ebntauienb Mrbeiter iino iebt in
5trabbur9 uuo 5ebntauieno in Meb NIT
osr Anfertieuns bon WaHen beiAdfti9t.
- 9os BON ben GarliIten belo9erte
g YortugaIete bat ii@ am q. San.
beoinennoslos srgeben. .9ie .@ieger ba=
ben BORT sablrei@e Gefansene semaht,
piele @etpebre unb 3,pei 2auonen erbeutet.
- 9ie @tabt 81 1T bon ben Gar=
|Iiften eenommen. 5abaQs uno 9u9uet
!purben bon ben 8eb0roeu nit einerSere=
naoe empfansen. @e9enudrtis bela9ern
Die garli item 5abaoell, feds Msilen BON
Barcelona::'
Meobrio, 13. Tebr. Sic Belaserune
Don 9 ilba burd bic garliiten oauert
fort. General Moriones cencentrirt
5ruppen in @antanoer uno miro balb
gum Gntlab Der 5taot beranriiden.
Yaris, IL. Teb. Die uNatrie" per=
E6ert, baB Die oeutl@e &esieruns nit oer
Ser Ser. @taaten in Iharfer @pra9e ab=
gefoBte Ncten me9lelt. (Was in aaer
@elt mag Der 8isn1ard nit uns mo(len? =?
Srantrei6 hat ct geraoe se5'uunsen Die
fat6. 3eituns ullnipers" 81 unterorllfen !;
5o(lte ni9tYismarf ii6er Die IuslaH aHun9en
ser oeutl6= ameritanii9en pre6e audi
NAL in Mutb eeratben iein ieine 9ano
Don 8lut ,lno Gilen ii6er BEN Ocean
1treden tpollen, I'm Der Yrebfreibeit in
9lmerita eneu 3i9el anjulegen?)
- Sn Orleans ioq oieies Sabr
oas SIT oer Sobanna o'Nrc nit al ber=
orbentli9em @lonse hegon9en 'peroen.
eSn 8 oul on >perben groBorti9e
Norbereitun9en fir ben 600jdbrigen s o.
besto9 bes beilisen Sbomas BON Nquino
semadt, oeHen &0rper in oer oorti9en
8a]ilita ruDt.
- 9aB bic 8ismard'ide politit NIT
Dem Sc a mpfe sesen q . nj" ii@ in
einen b0@lt gefdbrli@en Rampf ein9e=
loNen bat, oerbeblt li6 lelblt Die nN.N: 8"
ni6t mebr, tuenn Iie audi in ibren 8e=
tra9tun9en ii6er Die Natur oieles Scamp
fes BON bur9aus unwabrenW Worauslekun=
gen ausgebt. 9as offi5i6ie Blatt raumt
Sund9t elm boB uns BON Srantrel9 IN
Ser Sbat feline @efabr orobe, oob allo
oas @dbelraKeln Der minilteriellen YreB=
agenten eitel Blenowert tpare: "Ginlt<
,ueileu ;" iagt es> lift Die IN Trantreld
|1el6lt tief cmpfunoene militaril@e @@'od+
DE Elm Yfanb oes europdiI@en Srleoens." I"
AnoerIeits perli6ert bas miniiterielleBlatt
ooB Die &ubloIisteit ben Streit pom
3oune gu bre9en, ni6t in unlerer slrt
lie9e. 9sioer itraft jeoo9 bic @ei&i1te
oes Sabres 1856 oieie Bebauptung Si=
9ep, uno Die eloig mieoerfebrsnoen Wer=
| lubc uulerer ofF5i6ien Dreie, Tranfre'tb
i'm MibcrIpruh nit Dem CON uns aut9e'
teuten Grunb{ob Der gtihtintercentlon
Den Gang leiner inaern Mpl'tif ccri 3rei=
| ben 5u moilen, 1T ni1t ieb: 9esignet>
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80 - ~ (sSnldno.) V
Mem=Worf, q. ,Tebr. :giner 9es
pei1e aug Sartfort, Conn, 5ufelge berr=
iben Die Blottern in fur@tbarer MeiIe in
Sem Dorfe @outb= =MinbDam an bergetp=
,Aonorn uno Nortbern Gilenbabn. Gs
lairb beri9tet :, .oaB ii@ in ieoer Samilie
I'M Orte 1ainoeltens elm nit ben 8lattern
8ebafteter befinbet. gs finb bereits
,nebrere Sobesfdlle npr9etpnmen unb
aud Der Mrst .6es Ortes lte9t an ber
Seude barnieoer. sSeoes @eiddft 1T ee<
19loNen. Gs bolten feline 3iise an uuo
es 1T Dem 9prfe fein Derfe6r nit ber
NuBen,pelt gefattet. Rranfentudrter iino
brin9enb notbmenbig. Y Nu9 in bena9=
barten Orten 1inb bereits 20 Rranfbeits=
falle por9efonlmen. sf,r. ra.. 49,.
Sn ianap li,s tpur6e in Der
Guperior Court Dor Mi9ter Nemcpmb
Die $4,000 @9abener1obtlase Der Mab.
Sane 6. Morris sesen Sobn 6. 9annin9
su Gun ten oes 8erflasten entIdieben.
Ser BroseB mar cine Tol9e beg berii@=
ti9ten Semperen5se1ebes, inbem Die Ntor<
ris arf @runo Der Nnsabe, 6oB 9annins
ibrem @atteu, ber elm @emobnbeitsI Iduf fer
1ei berou19enbe @etranfe perfauft babe.
Mel9' bobenlo|e, 1t,oralilGe 0erfomn,en=
Deit, ,penn cine Trau nod l1ebereintom=
men nit ibrem Mann bie1en gu BEN
s3,pede, @elb aug einem 9ritten berous=
su19lasen., ais @etpobnbeitsIdufer DO,
Beridt, al]o Dor Ser Oefentli9feit auf=
treten ldbt!.. l1nb lpie melt 11uB Die Yer=
hlenoung uno Der Ganatismus elmer Sc
lebgebun9 geben, Die 1olde nur ber tief
item moraliIden Berlumpfung entIprin=
aeube ProselIe ,ernDsli9t, ia bes'pedt,
Inn Elm ibnen berbaBtes aber le9itimes
Be1ddft aus5urotteu! -, 49,.
Sn Waupun, Misconiin, 9ingen
i'm lebten 9erbit einem Manne aus SSo1
Safe bic Yferbe nit oem: Magen bur6,
Sin fleiner Gnabe, tpeI6er auf Dem @a=
gen 1abs, fiel berunter unb erlitt einen
1biperen Beinbru9 uno cine arge 3er=
quetl6uns Der Sonb. SEPT 1T, tpie oie
rWaupun Shines" beri6tet, ouf @runb
beg 5emperens9e1ebes cine Ga9e se9en
Den Mirtb peter Neumann anDdnaiq
eemadt, neil ct Dem Manne aus 5o1
Safe 9eiitigcs @etrdnfe perfauft unb oa=
hur6 bas Durd9eben Der pferoe unb Die
Merlebunsen oes &naben peruria6t ia
hen ion. Sdtpere Gntiddoi9uns mirb
in BET Nnflo9e BON Dem @irtbe perlan9t,
unperfdl1 9te @etrdnfe. Sn
Der eu=Dorter @eieb9ebuns pnroe tir3=
li1 cine 8iQ ein9erei9t Die ou9 in an=
beren Staaten No6obmune peroient.
.Natb berIelben ion es hei @trafe po1'
tinem Sabr @efdn9niB ooer $500 cerbos
ten iein> S9napps @ein ober Bier 5l'
fdli6en. Gs ion Elm Boarb pon Gra=
,ninatoreu einseribtet peroen, bic in Der
gbemie be>panbert, unb mdbi9 unb ebrlid
flnb. 9iele rniinen Die @etrdnfe elmer
stnauen Brifun9 unterluerfen, ..-
pbila b elpbia, Is. Tebr. Daa
nit Miller's 8rallerei, Gde bon 81. unh
qbompfon 5traBe, berhunbere G;sboua
itir5te beutc 3tpiiden 9unb 10 rt1r Mor=
mitta9s Elm nno begrub ad)t sQ(rtelte1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-23

Seversl German Immigrants have
recently arrived at Corvallis, look.
ing for homes. ss 7
Farmers are now talking politics,
having completed their spring SOW
J ing. '
There are % operatives employid
id the Willamette Woolen Mills
at Salem. Y a y
The excitement in relation to the
Stickeen mines is abating, as late
reports are uniavorable. Next.
The Corvallis brass band fnrn-
ishes music to the people Of that
town three or four times q week.
One thousand acres OF sod land
has been put in grain this season
near Perrydale, Polk county.
A man named Vessel died very
suddenly at his residence near Hub
bard Station on Friday night of
last week.
1t is rumored that General jeff.
c. Davis will make a Summer tour
through the Spokane and CGur
dAlene country. Orders have
been issued to prepare wagons, ETC.,
tor the'trip.
! In speaking Of the Temperance
Alliance the Olympia Transcript
says: This organization met in this
city on Wednesday, but was not
largely attended or very extraordi-
nary in character. :.
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Sejssorings,,
I n 4

Olympia pays attention to a
street preacher.
Several Tacomaites have been
arrested and tried fOr rioting.
Three hundred workmen were
on the grade Otshe Olympia Rail.
road last Friday week.
Olympia Debating Club has
fizzled. Cause too much learn.
ing; got in advance Of the age.
Richard Moore, otI evils County,
W. T., was taken to the Insane
Asylnm on last Wednesday by the
Deputy Sheriff Of that county.
Salem has about three miles Of
water maina. aea flIf.AH
"A Corvallis man has two pet
but not tame, wolves. w
Bishop Morris will hold Episco-
BAL services in Oakland next Sun.
kgI sdf taE of M,R Il wa Nd eitT
01ygnEtiiA N bgJViEa a9g9 SXifrt f'f.
~ 4 cGihpnsetiBg : wilr BEGIN ! y
BsIle ptsipa easap Grppnd NoOe "
cirCuit, Benton eeanty, on tie 1lth
prox.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-23

!"
0Mlcers Of Oregon State Grange.
Master Daniel Clark, Salem p. 0.
. Iseczetary--J. II. Smith, Harrisburg.
'Ts OVTscer Cyrus, Scio.
'd LECTURER George Hunter, Walla Walla.
Steicafd- r. Olls. ="
Lzdy Asst Steward Mrs. Chloe Olds.
4 Assistant Stetrard w. NJ. Powers, Shedd,
Chaplain Anthony Simpson, Corvallis.
G0te- Kecp.f Frank shelton. Waila Walla
VI Tfe0sstrer-2B. Al. Witxel, Turner.
Ceres-- Mrs. Jane Cyrus, SciO.
RDm0nd- Mrs. NJ Powers, Shedd.
Flord- Mrs. L. G. Reed, McMinnville.
EEectitige.C CoWsmiti,s Daniel Clark, Salem;
r. N. Gurney, Ten Mile, Douglas Co; Orley
Vista; Thomas Munkers, Scio; A. B. Henry,
Lafayette; H. N. Hill, Junction.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-23

through the last summer, the lard
candles enduring the best TIE best
and burning quite as we'll, and
giving as good light Is the tallow
ones For IL pounds Of lard take
i Of salipeter and l pound ofalum,
dissolve the alum and saltpeter in
a gill Of boiling water, pour the
compound into the lard before il h,
me ted: stir the whole until il boils,
skim off what rises; let it simmer
until the water is all boiled out
or until it ceasesto throw off steam,
pour off the lard as soon as It is
done, and clean the boiler while il
il hot. II the candles are to be
nodded you may commence imme-
diately, it to be diped, let the lard
cool first to a cake, and then treat
same as you would tallow."
WEAR AND TEAR ON THE LINE.
Through the thoughtlessness and
carelessness of housewives, says a
lady in the Ohio Farmer, many
linesful of cloths are worn out more
while drying two or three days,
than they would be in the honest
wear of two or three months. How
the vicious winds do whip and slash
and snap and crack those good
sheets and shirts and table cloths
that | see from my window ! No
honest wear is ever going TO make
ones garments cut up such antics
as does this angry gale! And yet
there they hang, twisted and twrled
and writhing and wearing ont,
through very carelessness. Good
material is worth makeing up well
and then worth the preserving.
Calico dresses should never be tpze
if 1t can be prevented wiring them
well and hang them in q room
through which a astovepipe runs. If
YOU have a spare upper chamber
or any old house or rsbed it is better
to hang clothes in than to put them
ont for an indefinite time TO battle
with the elements. / always feel
uncomfortable il | have a washing
out on the line and the weather is
nnfavorable--about as much as
though ! had lost my garters or
broken my shoe-laces.
MooNsHrNEs. Ito make "moon-
Shines" or wine cakes, roll q coffee
cup Of pale yellow sugar, and put in
q bowl, then add the yelks of6
eggs and q pinch Of salt, beat well
and pour into the -four tray, and
work into o soft dough roll very
thin, and cut out with a'large tum-
bier ; drop into . trying pan fhot
lard, and cook quickly. When
done, sift white sugar over them.
DURABLE-SrovE-BL -BLACKING-By
a teaspoonfal OF pulyerized
alum to half . package Of good
stOve-polisb, wet up with q little
water, much time and labor will be
saved, ~ . stove polished with this
mixture win remain bright along
time. Il should be applied when
The stove Is nearly cold, and with q
dry brush rubbed until il il dry and
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home Interests,

How TO DO UP SHIRT -BosoMs.
: Take 2 tablespoonstnll OF best
starch, add q very little water to it,
rub and stir with a spoon into a
thick paste carefully breaking all
the Jumps and particles. Add q
pint OF boiling water, string at the
same time; boil half an hour, stir
ing it occasionly to keepfrom burn
ing. Add . peice Of starch polish
the size ola large pea if this is
not at hand use q tablespoonful Of
gum arabic solution (made by
pouring boiling water upon gnm-
arabic and standing until clear and
transparency, or a peice Of clean
mutton tallow halfthe size Of q
nutmeg and a tsaspoontul OF salt will
DO, but it is not 50 good. Strain
the starch through strsiner or a
peiCe Of thin muslin. Have the
shirts turned wrong side out /;
dip the bbsoms carefully in the
starch and squeeze out, repeating
sbe operation until the bosoms are
thoroughly and evenly saturated
/, with starch proceed to dry. Three
hours before ironing dip the bosoms
in clean water wiring out and roll
up tightly. First iron the back by
folding lengtbwise through the
center; next iron the wristbands,
and both sides Dfthe sleeves; then
the coIlar-band; now place the
bosom-board under the bosom, and
with 8 dampened napkin rub the
bosom from tie top towards the
bottom, smoothing, and arranging
each plait neatly. With a smooth
moderately hot tlst-irop, begin at
thetop and iron downwards cdlitinu-
ing the operation until the bosom is
perfectly dry and shining. Remove,
the bosom.board, aud iron the front
Ofthe shirt. II tbeir become
rough Or smoky, lay little fine
salt on a flat surface and rub them
well !; il will prevent them from
sticking to anything starcbed, and
make them smooth.
CHEAP AND EXCELLENT CANDLES.
"A correspondent Of the NesO
England Fnsmerg Gays q have
tried tie following recipe twice,
and find It All that Il il cracked up
tob, have no donbt that it
aiwoald have been worth more than
Z W me II | Ind knowa Il twenty
years 100. Most farmers have y |
I I III AZ ls dirty creasaI
Aillcs ID made into good cfgIs
dies at tritling expense. | kept
both tsllOW AID lard candles all |
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edies for that disease. Also rure fluid ex-
tract of Eucalyptus, In one pound bottles,
forphysicians'N Nse Beware Of limitations,
and take none Int COleman's. For sale
everywhere, and by | Odge Calet 4 TO-,
Druggists, Portland. Agents fOT'Gpg0n.
v5n39y
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E:UCAL. .YPTvS

U0!nnIetely cFrFnIiO Rtive Of the above,
are the repOris Of the experiments with
Eucalyptus by lr. llorrimer, Of Berlin. ;.
PRUSSIA, and Dir Keele,, Chief Physician
Of the Austrian Railway Co, published in
the .fIR. " q. JAR July, 1872.
II viii be found very cfFicacinus in obsti-
nate cases of Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Hack
ing Cough Chronic Sore throat, Leucor.
rhea, etc., and IN nausea during pregnan-
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DR.. GOleIlaRn's DOnble
ExtraeG Of EueAIyp-
t.Hs is a special prepiNn-
tion for the treatment OF
FEW ,. aRd AGg'E,
and Is warranted 90
eur" every case treated
according 10 directions,
without the Injurious
results of the usual Qui-
nine and arspnjcal rem
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OMleers OF Central Grange AssOcla.
tAOM.

Presitient w. r. Alexander.
Wee Presidsn James Taton.
ErYetary-A. w. Stahnard.
Tredsurtr C. p. Bnrkhart.
TrtsStees r. Shedd. +. Powell.
Gate. KeepT- Elias Tanning.
AgeRl-L. C. Burkhart.
Meets at Albany, on the second Tuesday
n each month.
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PATRONS OF HusBAADRY,
DIRECTORY.

0alcers Of Oregoa state Grange.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-06-18

Fougra AT WALrIaM.-'The citi.
xens CT Waltham and vicinity will
celebrate the glorious Fourth in a
becoming manner. At ten tho pro.
cession will form on Main Street in
front OF the Schoo! house, by which
time it is expected that the process.
sions from Dryden and Redmond
will be on hand. They will then
march to the grove west of town,
preceded By nasic, where tho cello
bra,ion Will take pace. IL is expect
cl that Rev. J. w. Clinton, OF Alt.
Vernon VIII bs The Orator. a bl.
k-t diu1er will be 4 plea SAINT feature
Of the day, after which there will be
the usual toasts and responses. TIL.
music will be furnished by the Wal
than Brass B1nl. \ cordial inv
tation Is EXTENDED to evnryb ,ly to
be present, AMI a general COOL time
is expected.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-06-18

NoricH u BrILDsEs. Buds will be
received by the Il ,ar,l Of Directors
for the building OF i new School
House, near the Sc corner OF Section
No &, sub-1is,rict No !, in the dis
trict township of Crystal, Tama Co.,
Iowa Also, separate bids tor a
Coal House and two out buildings
viii be considered
Payments part cash down Oh APP
proved security when contract Is
completed, and the balance in in
stallments in October, January, and
April next.
Pans and Specifications can be
seen by calling on the Secretary.
The Board of Directors Will meet
on Saturday, July IL at , O'Clock
l.. M. at the Center School House,
when bids will be opened and con
sidered, the Board reservlng Il 9
right TO reject any or all bids as
they .nay think best for the interest
Of the Township District.
BY order OF the Board OF Direc
tors.
% %. A. NHEArLEy.
Secretary
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Or, stal, Tama Co, Iowa, May II.


Bro. Cambridge, OF the Citizen,
quotes portion OF orr article about
suburban towns and finds 4 mares
ues.. We stated that zone OF our
business men had taken house
there for the summer, or perhaps
longer and he at once assumes
that said business man has moped .
house from Toledo to Tama. Such
is not the case. That would net be
necessary, Bro. Cambridge; there
arc too many empty houses there
that can be had almost tor the ask.
ing, 10 make it any object to move
sna'frum our thriving town.
noutIe closes up his article as follows:
= Now as to Toledo being the me
Lropolis OF Central Iowa-the hub OF
Tama county, reminds us OF tho
fable OF
TIKI OK AND THE FROG.
An OK, grazing in meadow CHANGED
to set one of his feet among lot OF
young frogs, and crushed one of them
to death. The others informed their
mother when she came home, what
had happened. telling her that the
beast, which did it was the hugest
creature they ever saw in their lives
"Nhat was it so blg ?" says the
old frog, swelling out her speckled
sides. O! bigger by great deal,
say they. And SO big? saye she,
straining herself yet more. Indeed,
mamm,, say they, if you were to
burst yourself, you would never be
so big. She strove once again, and
burst herself indeed.
MORAL. Serious ills come to folks
from aspiring after what nature new
err intend them to-"
Did nature intend Tama City, to
have the benefit Of water power !?
Il so why didn't she furnish it? We
verify tear that this movement will
abust" Tama City.