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1 TTORNEYS AND COUNsELORS AT Law
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l. BAILEY II. AUSTIN.
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4 TTORNEYS AT LAW AND LAND AGENTS
Il Toledo. TaIna County, Iowa.
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
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cry SATURDAY. Pubic examination the last Satur
fay az each month Residence South Of Public
school House; Office IN Court House Toledo.
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Business and Professional.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON; also =: : Ear pas
| iniuc Pension Surgeon, Toledo. Iowa lies
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AND. LOAN. AND COLLECTION AGENT.
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1 TTToRSEYS AT LAW. Toledo. Iowa. WI
4 Practice in the Supreme and District Courts
1f Iowa.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-05-07

SBRUSKEN FLASNELs.--Nisiliny A full
ing mill gave me AN idea how To wash fan
nels. The cloth in the fulling mill lay in
a long trough, where. bathed in luke warm
water, il was slapped gently back and for
ward against \ board, until sufficiently
Ihickened for the next process. The cloth
was gradually passed forward from the
trough in large folds, SO as to keep it wet.
If tiannels are washed quickly in water IS
hot as the hand will bear, then shaken out
and dipped at once into scaling water.
then shaken second time and hung to
dry, without delay, they will last for years
without shrinking or fulliDg. One difficult
~ remains, which is apparently insur-
.mountable in accomplishing this very de-
s!rable result. The bachelor who paws ST.
pair for his undsrVests ~ at the mercy Of
his washwoman and don't see how be can
help himself. The lady is in similar con-
dition of helplessness, and dare not inter-
fere with the autocrat OF the wash-tub.
The autOcrat IL conservative and wants no
new notions, and SO the delicate fiannels
fresh and soft in the autumn, become leath-
er like and stitf before the spring, and only
MT to be given away" Qhat convenient
form OF disposing of worthless garments
nick named charity. If some heroic fem
mime soul would try the experiment. say
on baby's shirt, the satisfactory result
might end in reform that would gladden.
her husbands heart now helplessly throb-
oiHg under the strait waiStcoat of Ehrunk-
en- flannel, into which he thrusts himself
with more and more difficulty as the days
go -Hopsekeeper IL Boston advertiser.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-05-07

DoN'r WORRY ABOUT YoUKsELF.-To
regain or recover health, persons should be
relieved from all anxiety concerning dis
eases. The mind has power over the body.
For person to think that he has disease,
will often produce that disease. This we
see effected when the mind il intensely
concentrated upon the disease of another.
II is found in the hospital that surgeons
and physicians who make speciality of
certain diseases are liable 10 die of them
themselves; and the mental power il so
great that sometimes people die of diseases
which they only have in imsg We
have seen person seasck In anticipation
of a voyage, before reaching the vessel.
We have known a person 10 die OF cancer
in the stomach, when they had no cancer
or any other mortal disease. 4 blindfod
man, slightly prick ed in the arm, has faint
cd and died from believing thai be was
bleeding 10 death. Therefore, we'll per-
sons 10 remain well, should he cheerful
aud happy and sick persons should have
their attention drawn as much a. possible
from themselves. IT is by their faith that
men are saved; and Il is 10y their faith that
they die. 1.-The wills not to die, he can Of
ten live In spite OF disease and if lie has
little or no attachment to lie. lie will slip
away as easily aS child will fall asleep.
Men live by their souls and not by their
bodies. Their bodies have no Life Of them
selves they are only resources Of life
ienements Of their souls. and the will has
much TO do In continuing The physical uc-
cupsncy or giving il up.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-05-07

REMEDY FOR CABBAGE WORMS. Helle-
bore, lime, salt, and similar substances
have been used With varied success for the
destruction Of cabbage worms. Ii is now
stated that bran and buck W heat Hour an
swer the purpose better than any other
remedies that have been tried. The bran
is simply busted over the infested cabbages
as soon az the worms make their appear
ance. Ifthe worms are very thick, about
a handful Of bran is required to each cab
haee head, and sometimes ii il necessary
10 90 over the plants II second iime. \
hundred weight Of bran is sufficient Tor au
acre. 1t mnst be applied " hen the worms
are young. When they are full grown or
very strong, it does not appear 10 affect
them. The buck wheat flour is >iled upon
them by means of Il sieve, in the evening
or in the morning-when the dew i on the
plants. Ifone application does not destroy
the worms second one should ne made.
Ii Is probable that wheat -four. fine Indian
meal, or any other pulvcrulent rarinaceous
substance would have the same effect
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-05-07

ON COOKING "GREESS."-Evcrv house
wife thinks she can cook greens" II is
the simplest OF ali dishes: and vet, in
most cases, they are moi well served, for
much depends upon the manner ia which
they are boiled. The wafer should be soft,
and tablespoonful of salt added to IA large
sized pot of il, which should he boiling
hot when the greens are thrown in: and
then ii should be kept on the hniing gal
lop, but uncovered until they are DONE
which can be told by their sinking 10 the
bottom of the pot, and they should be
SKINNED out as quickly as possible into a
colander, 50 that all water will ran ont.
Press them with small plate, then turn
upon platter. add large piece OF butter,
and cut up fine. Serve " lille smoking hot.
The (JOHdOH) Gdrdsn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-05-07

HUSBANDS, HELP YOUR WIvEs!-
young man who is priced by his employer
for his faithful efficiency at his desk, aud
admired especially by his friends for his
thoughtful Kindness 10 his wife, was seen.
about o'clock the other morning, wash
ing the windows Of his rented home. A
little merriment at his expense elected the
frank response: Never mind can't al
ford 10 pay washerwOman to do it, and
perhaps II demonstrate my ability to take
care Of a house the world will let me own
one some time" And SO he will, some
time own house, aud be able to hire II
cleaned, too. This brave independence in
economy is not only worthy of imitation
by hosts of young men in these close times,
but the example OF mutual burden hear
ing in the domestic circle IL all-praisewor-
Thy. How many feeble women are every
day tugging away at heavy burdens Of do
nestle toll that are trying their very heart
strings while their genteel husbands are
perhaps lingering lace and silk overa coun-
ter or pushing gold pen in an elegant
counting room Husbands, there ought
10 be masculine muscle in The wash room,
cleaning house, sweeping heavy carpets,
and in doing dozens of heavy tasks in The
household. Try 1t these long mornings
aud see how Amiabls and devoled your
wife will be.-1roy Times.
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mitigate spring malades and obviate all
possible summer complaints, the hygienic
rule is as simple as the Golden Rule in re-
lation TO human conduct. In both cases do
right. But what is right hygienically may
be difficult for the wayiarer TO understand
amid the interminable din and dscord Of
prevalent teachings. There are, however.
afew common sense aNiomS that are al
ways in order, and a few prudential con-
sideraIions always available in emereen-
cies: BE temperate ia all things; he regu-
lar in habits Of eating; keep the bowels
free by proper diet, but never take drug
purgaiions; avoid all excuses in sensuous
qualifications and all slmulants; especially
be moderate in the use of, or entirely es-
chew, all hydro-carbonaceou dishes or ar
ticles-as starch, grease, sugar. They
thicken the blood, cause bilious humors,
clog the liver, obstruci the skin, congest
the head and lungs, ard prcdi>pose to nu-
meronS ailments.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-05-07

SOUND COMMON SENsE.-lfyou are well
let yourself alone. One of the great errors
of the age is, We medicate tae body too
much. More persons are destroyed by eat
ing too much than by drinking loo much.
Gluttouy Kills more lhan drunkenness in
civilized society. The best eymna, ium is
a woodward, clearing, or corn field. A
hearty laugh is known. the world over, TO
he health promoter; it eleYales the spirits
enlivens the circulation, and is marveuusly
contagious in good sense. Bodily activi-
ty and bodily health are InseI PARABLE. If
the bowels are loose. lie down in he'd re-
main there aud eat nothing unit! yuu are
well. The three best medicines in the
world are, warmth. abstinence and rcpOse.
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Gbs Dermont 4banit.
BRATTLEBoRo:
Friday EVENING. MAY :. 1870.



In looking over my roses in the garden,
nnd many needing pruning. The shoots
produced late in the season were immature
when the frosts came, last fall. aud have
been killed by the cold of winter. These
must be removed in order TO give the
plants neat appearance, besides tue older
canes which have bloomed for two or three
years, begin TO look weak aud sparingly
clothed with vigorous branches, hence
should be removed to make room for the
young and thrifty. This applies mainly to
The climbing, moss and June roses gener-
ally, which produce their flowers upon the
shoots from the old canes, which are one or
several years old, The hybrid perpetuals
also produce their flowers upon similar
shoots, but in our rather severe climate the
last years canes are usually weakened to
such an extent by the cold that severe cut
ting back becomes necessary to insure
young, blooming shoots every year. As a
rule the entire top may be cut back one
half, even If every cane is alive, and the
result will be = much better display OF
flowers than II lefl intact. The W, sker the
plants the more severe should the pluniug
be, for by forcing the entire strength of the
roots into q few buds far better growth
can be secured than if il is LETT 10 I've dis
tributed among many. Here, again, run
counter to the oft proclaimed theory that
numbers of buds and leaves represent the
strength OF plant, hence removal tends TO
weaken; but practical experience in such
mstters shows that quality, including size,
~ Of more consequence than quantity. For
all the monthly on perpetual blooming va
rieties, such as the Teas, Bourbons and
N0lsettes, it is well 10 shorten all branches,
young or old, and small plants of say
loot in height il il better TO cut
down to mere stump, depending upon
the new shoots for flowers. Of course this
treatment IL for cold climates. where pro-
lection in winter il necessary, and small,
low specimens the only oues easily man
aged. As soon ~ my beds of protected,
tender roses are uncovered in spring, |
prune of all dead aud live branches alike,
leaving stump of plant from which
strong, vigorous shoots spring in abund-
snce and continue 10 bloou throughout the
season. bed Of tender monthly roses
treated in this manner is '.hobbv' of
which never tire, and repetition of the
same does not become tiresone or monot-
onous.-Lor. RNr0i Ne,r Yorker.
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A MEXICAN K FOREIGN PATENTS.

A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
"A R.H EDDY solicitor 81 Patents tor Iu,ru.
tons, Trade MARKS, Designs, N. 10 state street
Oppus itr Kilhy street, b ston.
Af.sr extensive practice OF upwards %. 80 years
continues to secure patents IN the United States
In Great Britain, France, and other foreign uouurs
Caveats Specifications, Arsgums and all pale
patents, executed ON reasonable terms it'll dlsIac
Researches made to determine the Yaliit. aud utt,
Of patents OF inventions, and legal and other al, r
rendered in Ill matter. touching the SAME COPIES OF
the claims Of al! patent furnished by RENTING one
dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency an fae URfsd states BOsssss.s superior
facilities Tor obtaining PdftHfs N,
pGtsHtabiiIty Of inUsnfiOns.
Allnecessity Of Journey to Washington to procure
a Patent, aud the usual great delay tIrrr, are mere
saved inventors,
TESTIMONIALS.
''Iregard Mr.. Eddy one OF the inos1 capaLle and
pra ctltionerE with whom have had otril
ACCOMPLISHMENTS MASON, Commissioner Of
Patents.
ohrsitatiOnin assurn giuyeutorS tbatthey
cannOtemploy man more COMPETENT and trHstusoI
tag, and apabe Of puttiur acknowledgements
form to secure for them an early and Favorable CON
alteration 1T the Patent Ohicr.-EDNI1ND BURRE
| ate Comm ssioneT of Patents.
''Mr. r. II. EDDY has made fut me OVcrTHIRTY an
pcations for Patents having successini almost
eyerycase. Such uumistakablt proof Of grcattalr
and ability on his part, leads me to recommend Al
inventors to apply to him to procure bcr as
hey may be sure of haying the northumberland
bestowed on their eases, and at Yeiy r-asoral,lr
,haIGes.--JOHN TAGGART.'
Boston Jan. ,lS7i.-lV1