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The VlCKSBURG HERALD.

Aug. s. I>7I-3m.
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The Physiological Journal for Decsm-
Der is an admirable closing number for the
present year; it abounds in profitable sug-
gestfons and pleasant reading. There are
portraits and sketches of Mr.. John s.
Bender, of Indiana, and Of Frederick the
Great, Prince Eugene, Gus.avus Adolphus,
Wallensteih, and the Old Dessauer: also,
good hits at Modern Progress in the Ad.
vancing and Retreating Races, and Ma
tional Types-both illustrated. Character
Three.fold; a scientific exposition Of men.
tai phenomena. -6piritusl Evolution, an
excellent essay on the growth Of moral
thought Sex in Education, put in alight,
as logical as humorous, some Of the main
points in this great controversy. Only
Trifes offers admonition of general appli.
cation. The Labor Problem is on en-.
couraging view of that great Paradox.
Agriculture as related to Civilization ID
true. Literary Sharks shows up the pla-
giarists in strong light Several good
Peers are sandwiched among the prose
! articles. Jerome Pringle's Pay day is also
worth mention, as lively, social story
| The Memorial Department is unusually
! full, and the whole number creditable Il
the publisher Price 30 cents.s Subscrip
tons for 1875 are now in order. at $500.
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Among all the various enterprises and
manufactures of Marsha1ltown, there is
not one which has chievcd more merit.
ed success or is better known than the
Soap mandatory of II. w. Benedict &
Co. Commencing operations on n small
scale, about 7 years ago, and doing all his
work himself, Mr.. Benedict has, by close
attention to business, and making the best
article in the market, succeeded in build
ing up a good trade, and like phoenix
Mcbride" in the poem, has risen from
his ashes" from small tradesman to q
flrst-class manufacturer He worked at
the trace Of soap-making and run large
mandatory number Of years in the
east, and thus gained practical yexperi-
ence Of the various branches Of the busi-
ness, Coming West, he found that soap
which was considered first class in the
east, where Spring and soft water is used
10 great extent, was a poor article, and,
IN fact almost worthless here. Consequent
~, he set himself to work to improve his
manufactures and adapt them to our west
ern hard water, and the result is, he has
made perfect success of his undertak-
ing. lie has added the latest and most
improved facilities for conducting his
business in modern style and his pro-
auctions are unrivaled in the west. It is
the best soap we know Of for removing
printers ink, grease, and other stains
FROM the hands and clothes. II contains
ten per cent more glycerine than any soap
manufactured in the west, and is conse-
quently better for the hands, than any
other. He makes various grades, from
fine perfumed Bath soap to the common
quality Of yellow bar soap, and every
cake is guaranteed to BE just IS represent
cd. Our readers will do we'll to give this
soap trial, and we are confident they
viii be perfectly satisfied, and after once
ssing it they will always call Tor Benediot
4 Co.'S Sosp.
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The State Register, published at Dcs
Moincs, one of the best and ablest papers
in Iowa, in its Sunday edition INDUCES in
a good -natured talk to its readers and pa
irons. The article is both retrospective
| and prospective. The editors finds moth.
ing in the past four years to complain OF
and they hope their patrons, will find
nothing in the future to complain Of They
do not propose to run the Register for
popularity or to try and please everybody,
but they want to do what they can for the
community and at the same time make
something. Wcquote some Of the closing
remarks:
''As to the general policy Of the paper
we propose no change. We expect to
conduct the paper on the same mortal plan
making mistakes once in awhile, as
usual. There are publishers and editors
who make much better promises, and
pledge themselves never to be wrong but
Always good, and kind, and virtuous' and
alike incapable of error or meanness.
They publish their papers, too, purely for
the public good, and their lives are one
series of generous and unselfish and utter
ly noble sacrifices But such people have
one fault. When they make such prom
Uses they are either knaves or fools, and
frequently they are both We shall be
satisfied, if we make living, but we shall
try to do more than that. We expect, al
50, to make some plumbers. We want
our readers to expect that. All that we
can do for the good Of society, we shall do;
all that we can add to the pleasure or the
profit Of the communicate that we can
contribute to the sum Of common GOOD.
shall be done, cheerfully, earnestly, glad
ly. We should ignobly occupy opportuni-
ties which may be made useful were we to
do less"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-12-10

The Holiday Season is always product
i've of large number and variety of Gift
Books" which, as q general thing meet
with large sale. Ordinarily these books
are the merest trash-got up to SELL
worthless in every respect, issued in a
cheap but very gaudy dress, and many
persons buy them thinking they are get
ting something nice but upon closer in
spection find they have not received the
worth Of their money. Such is not the
case, however, with volume of Poems
just issued by the publishing house Of S.
G. Griggs & Co., Chicago. We refer to
the Illustrated edition Of B. F. Taylors
"Old Time Pictures and Sheaves Of
Rhyme" Mr. Taylor is eminently poet
of the olden time; his writings all tell Of
the Old Church Choir, the Singing School,
Husking Bees, War Times, ETC., esc. The
most noted Of his poems, probably, is
1.-THE Isle of the Long Ago"
Oh. wonderful stream is the River Time,
AS it flows through the realm of Tears
With q faultless rhythm and a musical rhyme
And bl oader sweep and surge sublime
As 1t blends with the ocean of years.
This volume is beautifully printed on
elegant tinted paper, red line border
around each page, with eight fine full page
illustrations, and is superbly bound in TX
cloth, full gilt, all for the low price of
$3.50. We predict for it large sale
during the approaching Holiday season.
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Eastern Iowa Horticultural Society.

The regular Annual Meeting Of this
Society will be held at Iowa City, Deem
Der the 10th, and 18th, 1874. Every effort
will be made to make this the most inter
esting and instructive meeting ever held
by the Society. The discussions and es-
says will embrace subjects in every de-
partment of practical Horticulture, as
adapted to the Western States. Board at
Hotels will be reduced to 81 90 per day, to
members, and the citizens of Iowa City
will extend a cordial hospitality. A re-
duction of fare will be obtained us tar as
possible on leading Rail Roads. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all the
friends of the art which tends SO much to
II. w. LATHRoP, Prcs't
w q TuOMpsoN Crcv
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Fruit Growers, Attention.

In accordance with the views expressed
in an article in recent number Of CHRoN-
IcLE, meeting Of all those interested in
the subject Of Fruit growing, and the
kindred industries, such as Horticulture,
Horticulture, &C., will be held at the
Court House, in Toledo, Iowa, on Tues
day, Dec. 22d, at o'clock p. m. A cor
dial invitation is extended to everybody
to attend. HORTICULTURIsTs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1871,


The appoach Of the Presidential cleo
events and developments of 1919. We
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THE WEEKLY sun will continue to
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1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY
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BIZ REV. F. NJ. ROBERTSON.

PISA. Lii: Offer unto God Thanks
giving; and pay thy vows unto the mos'
High.
Eternal source Of everyjoy.
Well may His praise our lips employ,
While in his temple we appear,
While goodness crowns the crcling year
The howery spring at His command
Embalms the air and paints the land
The summer rays with yigor shine
To raise the corn and cheer the vine.
His hand In autumn richly pours
Throngh al our realms redundant stores,
And winters. softened by his care
No more 4 face Of horror wear,
Seasons and months, aud weeks and DAYS.
Demand successive songs Of praise;
Then let orr cheerful songs ascend
Till earthly life and duties end"
We have occasion for Thanksgiving To-
day in the fact that our domestic 4iwesss
anys been pysssrred another year. Many
since last thanksgiving day have been
i,roken up. Sickness, disease. the bust
,ng Of . mill dam, the burning OF cotton
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On q ~ laandscmess and most telling
pairs Of chromos ever published are is
sued by Mr.. T. r. Ryder, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, and are entitled respectively "Pluck
No. II and 'sPluck No. g." No. ] repre-
sents specimen Of Young America who
has hitched his dog up to his wagon and
Is taking ride with his sister and the
baby, when all at once rabbit appears in
sight The dog forgets he is horse and
his nature gets the better Of his training,
and away he goes after the rabbit. The
mother Of the children sees the state Of az
fairs and stands in the gate swinging her
hands wildly, fearing for the safety Of her
children. The boy, instead Of becoming
frightened and jumping out, settles down,
braces his feet against the dash board and
holds to the lines with determination writ
ten in every line of his face, while his
little sister appears very much alarmed
and terrified. Away they 60 flying over
the ground at a rapid rate until they reach
stone pile when the hind axle of the
wagon breaks and the baby tumbles out.
In No. 2, the rabbit has jumped over a
log, but Mr.. Dog stops for nothing and
over he goes and catches poor Dunaie; but
it make sad wreck Of the wagon Moth.
ing 1amnted, however, Young America
holds On, showing that he is still full OF
Pluck though he has met with an acct
dent This is a pair Of chromos which
should be in every home in the land, cs
pecially where there are children, as the
lesson taught by them cannot help beng
beneficial and inspiring. They would
make most appropriate and beautiful
| Christmas present. They will be sent te
any address by the publisher on receipt Of
the price, $40 per pair.
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A. BRANAMAN,

[ TTORNEYS AT LAW. Toledo Tama County
n Iowa. Office in Stones building over w c
Walters Grocery Store.
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r. W AND COLLECTION OFFICE. Dysart. Ia
IL ma County. Iowa. Prompt attention given to
ali business entrusted to his care
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APPLICABLE & KINNE.

4 TTORNET AT LAW. Notary Public and Jus
"A tice Of the Peace, Toledo, Iowa. Office ovel
Frees Building
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A. 81. STERRETT.

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
- Tama County. Iowa. VIII be ut Toledo ey
err Saturday. Public examination the last Satur
DAY OF each month. Residence South Of Public
School House; Office in Court House Toledo,
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TEACHER OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
L Music. Toledo. Iowa. IL nov prepared to de
vote herself to her profession. Pupils are respect
fully solicited. 10 begin at once.
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NEW BOOKS
PUBLISHED THIS DAY!

TOINETTE: a Tale of Southern Life. By HENRY
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Methods Of Using Christian Doctrines in their
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Of the community Uniform edition of the Au-
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NORWOOD: or. VILLAGE LIFE IN NEW ENG
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Uniform Edition of the Authors Works; also.
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Mr. Beechers only novel. and remarkable IL
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1 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
"A Toledo, lama County. Iowa Office in Stone
Building, OVER Clarke Bros store.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

For the Week Ending Tuesday, Dec. s,
as Reported By Nelson d Barker Rea!
Estate Agents.. Toledo, Iove.
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;. BAILEY. NJ. AUSTIN.
BAILEY & AUSTIN,
MRS. F. e. EBERsOLE.

4 TTORNEYS AT Law AND LAND AGENT
n Toledo, Tama County, iowa.
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VIA CtfIC -reIs AND ME
Chicago & acknowledgements a frway

Close connections u.nie wi III al MISUNDERSTANDING
East aud South tou Chicago
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EBERSOLE & WILLETT.
1 TTORNEYS AT LAW and Notaries Public
n Toledo. Tama County, Iowa. Office in Gal
lev & Johnston's Block
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Business and Professional.
81. w. BOYNTON.
DR.. W. w. sOUSTER.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, also U. s. Exam
l lining Pension Surgeon, Toledo, Iowa. Res
dence near the PostOffice
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QOMEOPATHIST Office over Free & Mors
ii Dry Goods Store, on the Corner Of High Sire
and Broadway. Toledo. Iowa.
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Chicago & North Western Ry
PASSENGERS FOR
CHI &c a GO.

Bloomington. Springfield: Lark.~or-dlla Quincy.
81 Louis. caro-. and AL other points South
and East. Shoui X a,i7r u. n Tickets
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lfthey alight upon an object tia
cannot be removed to the hive upon
the stand. place the hivs upon = cloth.
board or table. in the most convenient
location for bringing the bees into con-
tact with the entrance to the hive, and
az soon az they have entered remove
the hive to its stand. When upon q
large limb, at it's outer extremity l
have placed the hive upon a cloth on
the ground 10 position to have the
entrance directly under the cluster /;
then with heavy jar With my foot
upon the limb, sent the whole cluster
fifteen feet upon the ground. A lew
found the entrance, and soon all fol-
lowed.
In auo.h er case large swarm alight-
ed upon the body OF an apple tree. i
placed the hive within reach on one
hand with the cluster OF bees on the
other hand, the hive standing upon an
elevated table, and with tin dipper
took the bees from the cluster and emp
tied them at the entrance OF the hive,
auu sOOu tucy MI SuteIcu. AuOtuSE
swarm alightei high in the top OF a
pear tree, or On the body OF the tree
centrally in the top. The hive was
placed in position, supported by sticks
laid across the limb, with the entrance
directly against the cluster.
A little disturbance aud q
little tobacco smoke induced them to
enter the hive; then they were remov-
ed 10 the stand. A swarm that slight-
ed upon q small limb in the top OF q
large elm tree was secured by severIng
the twig and lowering the cluster by q
long line.
Sometimes a box may be used, or
basket to secure the bees, and convey
them to the hive upon the stand.
A cool, calculating head and steady
hand, and sometimes little assistance
from a second hand, with the circum :
stances as they present themselves fad
bot little difficulty in securing success.
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Flour.
,nr, Bills. Nc - ROSE
1871 IuD sterling,
q" Choice Family.
-" cottage xxx.
IH" Yo semitic Lily,
.rn tream or Indiana,
-" Gem (Sprtng wheap
-" White kose,
90. Washington,
l4. Peerless,
s,0-, ,ri FOR sale oy
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Hiyfns Bees.

When a swarm o! bees issues s"''
Jssper Hszen, the object is to get them
into the hive, aud the hive upoA 'ne
.,ard as soon as it can be done 10
.scure safe hiving, it is only necessary
"a 90, the SWARM into direct access 10
,bs hive, and a portion OF them enter"
inc, to assure the swarm OF the s''uA'
ton. urL,,
If,bev slisbt upon 8 small limb o. - 81 !.
,rss or a bush easily severed piace VI.
, re- nnou it's permanent staud, sever
INV limb or bush from its stock, re-
, uae,e 1.-The the bees carefully, and lay them .s
NOV a table or board even with tn &c
o a.,ance to the hive. and disturb 'Gs .'
ssn ns to spprise them o, the STU, s,.",
stiou. When some have entered ass1ea 's snd
a no,s will incite others to follG"' .s auu
1 nsnv Of workers have lett ior s'''e'
ps"S the field for their new home