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Crig!nai !soIiCa.
STATE OF IOWA.
IANA C0TNTY

~ y VI ~ W y. -
TANA COUNTY.
To Charles +. Fam:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Thai
L there is now on file, in the office of
.lhe Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Tam.
County, Iowa, a petition of Katie J.. Fem.
claiming of you, a divorce from the bonds
of matrimony, and that she be made. bY
Of SAID court, the sole custodian OF
.Bertram Irwin Fem.
And that unless you appear thereto,
and defend, on or before NOON, OF The
day of the next term of said Court.
being the December term of said Court
for the year A. d. 1915. commencing on
the lst Monday of December A. d. 1873.
at the Court House, in Toledo, in said
County, default will be entered agains'
you, and judgment rendered thereon.
EBERsoLE & WILLETr.
II Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Ed. snoY Of Marshalltown. is in the
penitentiary. His time is nearly up and
two wives with their respective children,
are waiting 10 claim him. Either has the
right to a divorce. Neither want it. and
each threatens vengeance on the other if
Ed. shall decide against her.
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I'VE copy the following timely and
sensible article from the Inter Ocean of
recent date and commend it 10 the careful
and thoughtful perusal of U readers.
so exceedingly lax has our Grim
inal system come TO be, more especially
in connection with the graver crimes Of
homicide and theft, that there seems to
be little hope that proper provision will
be made in ourday fer he punishment
of evils which are generally regarded as
beyond the reach of justice. But the
time will como when society ,reorganiZlng
its power 10 protect the Outraged and OPP
pressed. and respect ng the sacred rights
OF home and the social circle, will go
back 10 the Jews and Romans for q les
son in social jurisprudence, and demand
that support and protection frcm the
State which religion, justice, and morality
alike demand. Among the lesser evils to /
which We have reference VIC place at the
head the criminal neglect Of a mother by
her son. There are in all communities
households, deprived, by death Of a head,
in which one or more male members OF
the family neglecting the greatest honor
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l., Fl, CARY,

PHYSICIAN. SURGEOS AND ACCO HEJR.
| Special attention paid 10 Surgery Office al
Springer's Drug Store. Residence in L 5. Halls
house. near the NJ E Church. 81
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II. 4. BROWN,

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Y Tama County. Iowa. VIII be II Toledo eT
cry Saturday. Public examination the last satur
dxy Of each month. Residence North Of Public
Schonl HoRse; Ofice IN Court House Toledo.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. VIII attend al
L calls either day or night. Office in Stigers
Drug Store. Residence Southwest corner public
Square.
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Dr.. ". W.

TTORNEY AT LAW and United States Com
\ missioner Toledo, Iowa. Office over Free &
Morse's Store.
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j. BALLARD, NJ. D.

UONGOPATHIST. Office over Free & Morse's
IL Dry Goods Store. on the Corner Of High Street
and Broadway. Toledo. Iowa.
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CLAIMANT

L W amer,
5. Thompson,
S. G. Leland,
Wesley Poland,
james Fowler,
Z. NJ. Bielby,
I. Barden,
L. H. Cary,
VIM. HAHN,
+. c. Hulka,
c. Z. Hayes,
c. L. Hayes,
Lyman Cody,
L. c. Newcomb,
James II. Lewis,
f. ;. Keith,
II. B. Beldin,
\. B~rauaman,
Simeon Bailey,
Frank SheyChik,
Ed Shaunesy,
Giles Taylor,
). D. ~AIo-iarty,
r McCoal,
r. Il. Moore,
Joseph Prokony,
Mary Prussia,
I. Powell,
c. II. Roberts,
+. y. Richardson,
Joseph MUsssl,
). v a~teTbury,
James Wilson,
Joseph Prokouy,
{. NJ. Reed,
James Wilson,
{. Ii. Wilson,
J. NJ. Bartlett,
J. II. Lewis,
Geo. ". Ingersole,
4. Gill,
Samuel Everett,
T. J. Caiy,
Joseph Child,
K. 4. Howard.
John O'CollOr,
y. Cory,
ii. l.. Fisher.
Barbara k!unGer,
Frank Pistu'ka,
Willis Hurtsell,
Geo. Sliyers,
James White,
Daniel Rusk,
\. RuE-ics,
Henry Cory,
\ Mckinney,
\. NilkeDson,
J. c. Wiles,
j. L. Tedford,
W. Nj Shat.uck,
John Stoaks,
). +. BeeTy,
John Leonard,
John Leonard,
G. b. lawson,
Adam Zeerung,
{. DobSon,
MIchasl Casey,
T. J. Hoadley,
II. 4 Owens,
Elliott Cross,
John +. Amcs,
II. I. Davis,
Josiah PaAson,
J. K Gray,
+. IL Morgan,
J. 7. Mckee,
II nix Austin,
NJ. NJ. Avery,
Frank Austin,
II. kl.nguman,
II. kNngamun,
". 7. Hollen,
W. T. HUlIen,
James +. White,
\ N. Harper,
5. J. Tedtord.
S. II. TeGfoTd,
J. ". CTism4n,
John Hid,
=. LeIaEl.
W. B Gillespie,
Stephen Smith,
i Rogers,
\. Meyicle,
B. +. MJgcland,
J. J. McAlIister,
). J. Tedf0rd,
T. B. ~oauborn,
{. II. kentner,
J. K Fcitcr,
Geo. l Bailey
J. ". Shaler,
NJ. W. Stalev,
B. f. Morelaud,
". L. Brannan,
N. !. NeWcomb,
John FiIZ,
james Fowler,
c. OlDey,
Jacob YeiseE,
Isaac 5. Mil,
D. F. Bruner,
J. B. NJ Bishop,
". Granger,
Daniel Itu>k,
I. II Stewart,
H. \. Brown,
G. Jaque,
J. II. LaudcrIale,
5. W Hutton,
G.. JaQua,
J. II. Lau1erdale,
S. W. Hutton,
Stivers i Sadey,
L. VI. Bielby,
L. NJ. BiClby,
r. E. Austin,
r. Z. Austin,
r. +. Austin,
r. [ Aus n,
r. Z, Austin,
W. T. Hol!en,
W. T. Hollen,
W. I. Hollen,
W. T HolIen,
W. T. Holien,
W T. Hollen,
W T. Hollen,
L. H. Cary.
ROACH 81 White,
". F. Johnston 81
w. c. Waters,
Clark Bros.
". {. Walters,
p. VI. Schoolcraft,
Edward Ruggles,
Daniel Gift,
Geo. Hollcabeck.
J. II. Blanchard,
3. :. Hand.
Robert MeIick,
D. Arb & Co,
Joseph Chapman,
James B. Hedge,
r r. Gilman.
5. C. Leland,
\. W. Guernsey,
L. \. Barker,
F. {. Heiha,
Daniel Rusk,
w. {. Walters,
II. \. Hartshorn,
Daniel Forker,
c. }. Stevens,
Samuel Forkcr,
Daniel Forker,
). Spence,
Milo P. Smith,
Joseph Popelka,
]. 4 i-A Bow l',@ JJe>
Hudson Burr,
Z J. Cannon,
9nIi DSIS -
Giles Tavl5r,
Giles TayIor
: ! Tefford
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yEISER &

AND. AND LOAN BROKERS. Money to Loan
l. on improved farms for a term Of three 10 i've
years. Toledo. Iowa.
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Business and Professional.
q WILLETT,
l. BAILEY NJ AUSTIN
BAILEY & AUSTIN,
THOMAS s. FREE,

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW AND LAND AGEN'
y Toledo. Tamz County, Iowa.
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the Committee on Legal Affairs. Petition of

the Committee on Legal Affairs. Petition of
Alopzo Hayward and l6 others of Bar Harbor for
repeal OF modification of the lobster law, so that
they may catch Holsters for the use Of their hotels
Referred 10 the Committee on Fisheries.
BY Mr. LYMAN-Petition of j. X. Ames ct ais.
for repeal of the "Calas Court Bill" Referred TO
the Committee on Legal Affairs. Resolve in favor
of Lubec and other towns. Referred to the
Committee on Claims.
BY Mr.. CoLsoN-Pettion of Edward Partridge
for Incorporation of Stockton and Prospect Cheese
Factory. Referred to the Committee on Manu-
features.
BY Mr. DoTENPe:ition of Leonard c. Foster
ct ais. Tor bounty on bears. Referred to the Com
mittee on Claims.
By Mr. SAWYER, Petition Of C.. II. Haskell ct.
ais. Of Steubcn 10 authorize the inhabitants OF
said town to build and maintain a wharf on the
north side CT the Bay Referred to the Commit
tee on Commerce. Petition of Joshua NJ. Leigh
ton to be set off from the of Steuben and an
nexed to Millbridge. Referred to Committee on
Towns
BY Mr.. LEAvITr Petition of D. c. n. Webster
for extension Of wharf into the tide waters of
Passport. Referred to the Committee on Com
mcrce.
BY Mr.. GLEASON, Petition fJoseph Starret ct.
ais for repeal OF law establishing free high schools
Referred to Committee on Education.
By Mr.. WILSON, Petition of 4. NJ. Young ct.
ais. to be set OFT from Hampden to Bangor Refer
red TO the Committee on Towns; Petition OF
Henry A. w ood ct. ais. to be Incorporated as the
to Committee on Manufactures.
BY Mr.. RANDALL, Petition of 5. 5. Benjamin
Ct ais. of Patten in aid OF the petition of Cyrus Co
burn; of inhabitants of Crystal plantation in aid
Of same ; of Fernand F. Smith et ais. for deed OF
land; of J. w. Ambrose for land resolve in favor
OF Island Fails Referred to the Committee on
State Lands.
BY Mr.. WALDEN, Bill an act to amend an &C.
to incorporate the Marthas Grove Camp Meeting
Association, approved Feb. 9Th, -. Referred to
Committee on Legal Affairs
BY Mr.. JuDD-Petition of \. F. Owens ct ais,
for conveyance of land. Referred to the Com
mittee on Legal Affairs.
By Mr.. Clark of DISQUALIFICATION Of Z. ii.
Treat ct ais for normal school in northern Maine
Referred to the Committee on Education.
BY Mr.. RoBERTs-Bill an act to incorporate
the Saccarappa Savings Bank Referred TO the
Committee ON Banks and Banking.
BY Mr.. ADMINISTRATION Of Putnam Rolf and
10 otherS, OF Princeton, for bounty on bears. Re
terred TO the Committee on Claims
by Mr.. STANDARDIZATION OF Peter NJ. llill Ct
ais, for repeal Of law to prevent cattle running at
large in certain places. Referred to the Commit
tee on Agriculture.
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NOTICE OF"C.IV44N."
10 Tie Editor Of The Journal.

To tie Editor Of the journal.
Your correspondent 'CanaaD,' who would have
Imprisonment for life take the place Of capital
punishment, argues against the death penalty on
the ground that such penalty increases the crime
Of murder. Says he, "Whcre State or kingdom
is governed by sangunary laws, their subjects ex-
hibit strange why, according to his theory, is it
strange !; infatuation to commit deeds Of vio-
lence and murder" Facts do not endorse this
theory On the contrary ito reverse his reason
ing) where there is, in any State or kingdom, an
iniatuation to commit deeds Of violence and muir
der, this state of things has always made sanguin
a.y laws necessary. He says too, when
parents austere and cruel, the children are
wilful aud disobedient." Here again is effect put
for cause. The wilfulness and disobedience of
in their manner Of government
Again he says he ''has noticed several accounts
of the execution of criminals for murder where
the labors Of the Christian ministry had been the
means of converting the pardoned sinner, who
became disciple of Christ and who had received
a free pardon of all his sins by his Heavenly
Father Are the laws of man of higher order
than the laws Of God This poor sinner had been
forgiven by his Heavenly Father, but not by the
laws of man" According to this argument, just
soon as a convicted murderer has repented Of
his crime, the Executive Magistrate of the State
should give him "a free pardon of all his SINS"
and hold him no longer as guilty man liable to
any punishment whatever. In further support of
this proposition, your correspondent says, "Let
US copy after the example of the Judge of all the
earth, who sat in judgment on the murderer Cain,
who did not afiv as the penalty for murder, capital
punishment hut let him loose to go where he
pleased, with only mark set upon him to indi-
cate his character. The Judge of all the earth in
this case did not ordain the doctrine of mprison-
ment for life, any than he did capital punish
ment. The next effort Of your correspondent
should be TO prove by Divine authority that any
Imprisonment at all, much less life imprison-
ment, should never be ordained by human author
ity. Canaan is wise man. What proves too
much, proves nothing. \ CHRISTIAN.
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LEGISLATIVE SLKK4RY.

MONDAY, JAN %.
In the Senate, it was ordered that the Commit
tee on Education be requested to consider the
subject Of compulsory education and report. An
order was also introduced in regard to amending
the paupcr laws so that the State shall reimburse
towns for the expense Of paupers who have no
legal settlement in tho State
In the House, the Senase order for joint Sc
lect committee TO consider how the State expenses
can be reduced, was laid on the table.
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AUG US A ),
Hearings Before Railroad Committee.

The following Railroad petitions have been as.
mad TOR hearing on wednesday Of this week at
Petition OF John Allen and others for charter Tor
railroad from Presqre l.leio east me OF tne eate.
pennbscot Bay & River itailroad.
Petition of \. +. Wright and others for amend
ment OF the law for protection OF baggage on haii'
roads. . a., D.,
An act additional to AL art empowering the Ian
cor 4 Calais shore Line Railroad Company 10 con-
s,ruct a bridge over the feuoUscot river at verona
p, titon OF Cumberland County Centfa' XXI ''rce''
Tor extension of charter. -.
Petition of city of Bangor for act TO loan ereois
to aid in construction OF Nor hern Aroostook Rail-
road. 49,.
Petition Of James wood and others Tor q Sh rier
for n railroad from Lewiston to Augusta.
y WI Md dalhIL'E ehntrmen.
AuSusfa Ian. 25, 1915.
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AieI severe wrestle with the dictionary, the
Louisville Courier journal rises to say: 1--WE
should like TO characterize in fit terms the conduct
Of Grant and his clique toward the people of Lou
i,iana, but mere attempt to do so beggars the
language and drives it shirtless, shvering pau
pc. 70 the poor-house."
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perplexed Mormon gentleman. who som.

yeas ago married widow and her two daughters
i, vainly endeayoring to tabulnte the complicicat
cd coneanganities of his household, few of which
are thus rehearsed by local paper: Ellis first
wife is his moher-in-law, his stepdaughters are
his wives, his son by his first wife is his haf-broh.
er to his other wives and sort Of uncle to his 9TH
or children etc, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

VIM. Rcnne & Sons are introducing their Pain
Killing Magic Oil over the country as far as they
possibly can. 1t takes thousands of gross annual
ly to supply the demand for it, and this demand
comes from sections where it is best known, and
has been used for years. at works like charm"
Try it, reader. jan20-t&wlw.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Senate

Monday Jan -.
senate met aucoi ding TO adjournment
Prayer was offered by Rev Mr., JAQUEs tf
Haowell,
The journal Of Saturdays proceedings was
read and approved.
Papers from the House disposed of in concur
renee.
On motion Of Mr.. HASKELL, it was
Ordered, That the Committee on Education be
requested to consider the subiec. OF compulsory ed
ucaton, or the most desirable means to securc q
larger attendance upon the pnblic schools and re-
port by bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr.. CUTLER, il was
Ordered, Thst the Committee on Legal Affairs
be directed 10 inquire into the expediency Of so
amending the pauper laws, that the State shall re
imhurse towns for all necessary expenditures on
account Of poor who have no legal settlement in
this State.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act to incorporate the Stedman Slate Co.
an act to incorporate the uut bard K Blake Man
ufacturing Co.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp.
An act to incorporate the Trustees Of the Liz
coin Masonic Fraternity; an act to incorporate
the Centre Lnermore Cheese Co.; an act addi-
tiona to an act to enable the city of Bangor to aid
the Bangor and Piseataquis Railroad Co.; an act
authorizing Coco. Lyman, NewtonC. White ct ais.
to build wharf in tide waters at Sullivan; an act
to incorporate the Waerville Slate Co.; an act TO
incoI poiatc the Elio.ville Star Slate Co.; ali act
10 make valid certain dongs of the assessoIs ard
collector of the town of Naples; an act to incor-
porate the Sullivan and Hancock Steam Ferry
Co.; an act authorizing Aug. G. Savage and others
to construct fish wers between Mt. Deselt and
Bear Island; an act to amend act, entitled an
act to incorporate the Presumpscot Park Assccia-
ton; an act to incorporate the Cranberry Isles
Mutual Fish Company; an act additional to the
several acts establishing the county of Piscataqns
PASSED TO BE ENACTED
Bill an act TO incorporate the Stodmau Railroad
Co.; an act TO revive the charter Of the T.conlc
Bank of Watelville for certain purposes.
On motion Of Mr.. Cross,
Adjourned.
PETITIONS, Bills, &C., PRESENTED AND RE
FERBED.
BY Mr.. F0>TER-Bll IN ACT to SECURE the cd1-
cation of yoa,h in the state CT Maine. Ordered
printed and referred 10 the Committee on Educa-
ton. This hill ployiies for compulsory a:ten-
dance.
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Committee Hearings.

The Committee on Ways and b idges have as
signed for hearing Thursday the 2sth, to iolow,
ing petitions: Petitions OF Selectmen OF cape
Eizabeth for highway into tide waters Of Portland
harbor for a ferry landing. Petition OF ). D. Bur
gess and others for to make free tie Liyermore
Fails toll bridge. Petition of kingman and others
tor act To compeI use of wide trimmed wheels in
t3wrs OF Ellsworth Otis, Mariavllc and Wafhain.
For Feb 4th, petition for act to make free the
Bethel toll bridge.
J. W. PALMER, Cb,;,m,,
H. S. JUDD, ~
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90 among the poor, who are most exposed to
the causes which produce consumption and learn
of them What Dir. IIowe's Arabian Milk Cure has
done for them. In twenty-four hours it will re-
move the hardest cough See advertisement Sat-
urdav. ian25-t4t
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COMMITTEE on Education.

CUHfNGflIts
The Committee on Education will meet in Room
No 20 every Monday and Wednesday mt ~ O'Clock
r. NJ ENOCH FOSTER, JR., oba.rc,en.
Il. r. YEFFT,
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Boston, June IL, 1873. This may show that
have been doctorin2 twenty years tor dyspepsia +;
employed the best doctors in New Orleans, Phila-
delphia, New York, Boston, London and Paris !;
and strange to say. old DIR. Thompson OF Boston
helped me ten times more in twenty -one hours than
every physician that treated me, alter paying
out SO 0O0. 1t was truly wonderful to see the
effect in So short time. live in Somervillc, on
Spring Street, Spring Hill; Will tell any one that
calls OR me the wonderful 9 Dry.
CAPT. ALEX ANDER UODaDJN.
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Catarrh, Asthma Night Sweats Coughs, Colds
etc. cured by pr. ;. d. Howes Arabian Milk
Cure for Consumption. sold by all druggists.