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New Greed, New Wife.

We had supposed that whatever else
might be alleged against the Roman Cath
Ole Church, it was at least conservator
of the conjugal relation. 1t refuses 20
unite the marriage knot except through
special permit from the Pope, and it VIII
be remembered that Henry VIII. went
back" on HIS Holiness because he could
not coax out of him divorce from one of
his wives. 1t generally recognizes as
valid marriage, in whatever way con-
tracted, civil. heretical or pagan. But
case attracting good deal of attention
across the ocean has arisen which goes to
show that under the tenets of the Council
of Trent, as interpreted by the present
Roman Inquisition, marriage performed
outside of the church may be set aside on
the ground of being "clandestine. If
this is the established dogma of the
church, then it no longer deserves the
credit hitherto conceded to it by the Pro-
testant public, Of being champion and
bulwark of marital fidelity
The facts in the case referred to are
briefly these: One George Gordon, Pro-
testant, was married in Jamaica some
twenty-five years ago by an Episcopal
clergyman, and has never been divorced,
Or had occasion to sue for separation
This much he himself would concede
Not Long ago he joined the Catholic
Church, and married new wife. No.
brought suit for bigamy His plea was
that he had consulted the most learned
clergy of his church in regard to the vail
dity of his marriage with his first wife,
and they declared to him that. according
to the law Of the Roman Church, it was
null and void. There was no vagueness
about the decision upon which he acted. |
1t was not the me,e opinion Of eminent |
Roman Catholic clergymen. He appealed |
to the Roman Vicar Apostolic, who con-
suited the Roman Inquisition. That body
rendered the decision in accordance with
which Gordon has contracted second
marriage.
The legal status Of a marriage contract
S not at all affected by the views of
at Rome, or anywhere else;
tut ii papacy, logically carried out, would
lander TO such infamous marital infidelity
IS this Gordon prepetrated, 1t is well to
now it, The idea that change Of creed
nd ecclesiastical fellowship absoives one
rom the most acred of all contracts in
81 Chteago Journal. !.
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BENZ. r. Taylor.

MISSION RIDGE AND LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
with pictures Of Life in Camp and Field, By
REM. F.. TayIor. 1vOi. 12mO- Cloth, $l.tG-
Chicago: 3. e. Griggs s. CO.
This is handsomely printed and taste
fully bound volume of letters which ORR
pinally appeared in the Chicago Journal
during the war. They were written from
the front during those terrible days around
Lookout Mountain and are filed with all
the beautiful language for which MIR. lay
lor is SO renowned. There are very few
persons in the country who have talent
for using the English language as beautl-
fully as the author of this work, and GER
tainly none who surpass him. He is
word painter, and his pictures are most
beautiful specimens Of literary compost
ton.
These letters have been revised and
somewhat changed to better adapt them
to publication in book form, and while we
generally would prefer them in their orr
ginal state, yet we think in this case they
lose none of their flavor We can read
the book with the same enjoyment and
interest tina. we experienced in reading
the letters nearly twelve years ago. We
know of no more entertaining book
published than this for the general reader
while to those of our friends who took
part in the battles described it will be
still more interesting. 1t will be sent tt
any address by the publishers on receipt
of the Drice
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Sci ibner for June.

If you should lay SCRIBNER for jun on
the table before me, (says some one writ
ing from New York after looking over
the pictures and browsing through CLAIR
ence Cooks Furniture Article and the
"Old Letters" and getting even with the
serials, should settle down to the read
ing of James T. McKay's, "Bridsall OF
Mapeton." can tell you confidentially,
that would not be disappointed That
Mckay has wonderful way of making
people and events seem real As in read
ing the best tictionists, like George Eliot,
and Tourgenetf, you cannot help putting
yourself in the place of this or that char
acter; and every now and then you are
startled by an awakened memory. Mckay
is uneven in his stories; but at his best he
shows an insight into the deepest things
of the heart and dramatic power which
are altogether his own. Albert Rhodes
description of The Latin Quarter" gives,
| should say, petty good idea of a Ger
tain phase of Partisan Bohemianism. Col
Warnings paper on Dutch Farming APP
peals forcibly to the agricultural districts;
and gives these districts-particularl the
dairy farms-some practical suggestions
of value. Mr.. A. B. johnson, secretary
of the late Mr.. Sumner, tells some char
acteristic anecdotes about the Senator
As for Mr.. Cooks household paper, with
its tasteful and pretty Illustrations
is one of the most amusing and interest
ing papers in the number. The sugges-
tions as to furnishing, ETC., are given
very modestly, and in manner which sets
the reader to thinking for himself; and
the way that the author overhauls some of
his engavers will be found exceedingly
,ssxsv. ali. IL.
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Scholar, by Elizabeth Dudley Doty.
Other features of interest will be intro
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per number. Lee & Shepard, Publishers,
Boston, Mass.
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A Theological Work.

CHRIST AND HUMANITY: with Review, His
torical and Critical of the Doctrines of Chrlst1s
Person; by Henry Goodwin: VOL vol; l Mar
per & Bros. Chicago: Jansen, McClurg " Co
This is another addition to the already
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has given us work which should be read
by all, whatever their creed. In the per-
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L;,ho.,a las hoo, axn.naed !, nrov;nc
~ .iisi.o mas a ~ ~, ~ oia,nnnt he
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Author OF Chemistry of the Farm and Sea and
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"Whom the Gods would DESTROY they
first make mad" is an old saying II it is
true, it would seem as if the gods must
be close after the little handful of gentle
men who met at Dcs Moincs short time
ago, styling themsclve, the State Brewers
Association. Among other resolutions,
they adopted the following;
Res0lced, That We will support only
such newspapers AS represent our views
and opinions.
Res0lpeL, That We will record ia a
black list and publish through circulars.
the names OF the leaders an agitators OF
the temperance men.
They appear to be about mae! enough
10 be Killed Tiatoi Eagle.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

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rErnRlIcAS STATE CONVENTION.


HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF Iowa, + :
MARsHALLTowS, April %. 1875.
The Twentieth Annual State Conven-
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will be held at Des Moines on Wednesday
the Both day Of June, 1915, at the hour Of
II o'clock 4. M, for the purpose of nom
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One candidate for Governor
One candidate for Lieut. Governor.
One candidate for Supreme Judge.
One candidate for Superintendent of
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The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate for each county, and i'll addition
thereto, one delegate for every 200 votes,
or fraction over 100, cast for Josiah i
Young, for Secretary of State in 1874
GEO Ii. IIEBERLING,
Chairman Committee.
lama County is entitled to 6 delegates
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of accommodations and II reasonable Eskes. Good
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Chicago b North .Wes4.p

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}. HOW NOT TO RE SICK.

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New Route to Des Moi,..>
Des MONIES & Minnesot, D =,
NARROW CANE. w

Maks. close connection at AMEs -,
sesgeT Trains nu on the CHICAGO 1 yo TIln w
Mosr DBRzcr SHORTEST Ayncu
from oil the Northern Halls o, ah sArssr R.
Capital. It IL empfsatseally Ns Ssae
THE PEOPLES Po,>
being built and owned exclusively b. y, 'V
Try IT and see how you h. :
Trains leave Ames at 7 A. NJ
j. J. SMART, J,s e, 02P
~ Gen'l Supt. ALLASN
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Works of Dr.. A. j. Bellows

LATE PF0fess0r Of CNemistFy, PhySi0Eogy.
and Hygiene.
In two volumes. cloth. beveled edges. Each
volume. So 90.
/. THE PHILOSOPHY OF EATING
ut is a very much needed work, and it strikes
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A. BRANAMAN
A, H. STERRETT

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Running Through Five Grps
States

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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Y Tama County. Iowa Will be at Toledo eS
ery Saturday Public examination the last Satrr
tay Of each month Residence South Of rnalif
School House; Office in Court House Toledo
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A r-rORNEYS AT LAW, Toledo, Tama County
n Jewa. Office in Stones building, over VIC
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YEIsER & STERRETT.
ADAMS HOUSE.

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IL on improved farms for term Of three TO five
years Toledo. Iowa. .s..
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inducements offered W This Roa

TO the travelling public are al The nsobs,, ,r,..
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Rail; Rock and !ron Bridges parlor and ~, sa
Room Day Coaches: Smoking and Lnunggsr,,
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GEnRGE RAINES.
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Mrs. !
TanlaC
of Hair
Mrs. j.
City.