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The Republican journal., 1875-03-18

recent local election at Greenbush, in New
! ork, was attended by an electer named Wha-
Ian, who is more than one hundred aud four
years of age. He voted for Democratic ms
tice of the peace, and evnced much disappont-
ment at his defeat.
The Republican journal., 1875-03-18

a stalWaft negro lodged at police station at
hockland, Friday night, who gave the name Of
Chas. Augustus Lincoln, and said he had walk
ed all the way from Louisiana and was going to
81. John, y. b., and resumed his travels this
morning.
The Republican journal., 1875-03-18

An eastern paper SAYS that during the per-
Torrance of an opera in st. Petersburg. Patti
was called out sixteen times. That sounds
pretty huge, but then she might have eaten
something that didn't agree with her. fSt
Louis Journal
The Republican journal., 1875-03-18

One Sunday Mr.. Sherman called on Mr..
Beeeher to talk over some points in the case.
MIR. b. declined to have anything to do with the
matter. 1t was sunday, he said, and he wanted
10 rest The lawyer reminded him that the
case was coming on, and as defendant he must
attend TO it. He also told him Of the COX and
the ass that was drawn out of the pit on the
Sabbath day, TO which the Pastor Of Plymouth
church, Struggling up bis shoulders, replied,
''Shearman, look ut me. Did you ever know n
bigger ass fail into a deeper pt%'
The Republican journal., 1875-03-18

General F. S. Nickerson of Boston has
been appointed by the governor Of Maine
commissioner Of deeds, &C., for this State
The Republican journal., 1875-03-18

. F'-F|7't'' o7Hof1o111c111 o1 sIetI111g III Il
haunted chamber is no more to be enjoyed.
The thrilling expectation of meeting ''the white
LADY, while traversing the long and lonely cor
rldors OF some old-time mansion is an expert
ence never again to be realized. The awfullv
interesting ghost-scenes in ''The Mysteries of
Udolpho" and ''The Children of the Abbey"
which have furnished cold chills to the dorsal
regions of many past generations of children,
will be read with cold scorn by the little skep.
tics of the present age. No more will little
girls prefer to sleep three in bed; nor the sol
itary boy loudly and manfully whistle as he
climbs to his remote bedroom under the roof.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

The following figures are taken from
the annual report of the American Iron
and Steel Association: The imports from
Great Britain into all the ports Of the
United States of iron and steel and thei,
manufactures during the first ten month,
OF 1879, compared with the like imports
from the same countries during the cor.
responding period Of 1875, we're Is fol.
lows: Ten months Of 1873, 1884 tons
value, fl6e, 1855. Ten months Of 1878,
go, 6i9tons; value, f440,657.
The total production of coal in the
United States 10 1873 was: Anthracite
22,6e8, 166 tons; bituminous, q ,5ss .222
tons. Total production in 1872, tons Of
1000 pounds, 1854, 55s; total production
in 1873, tons Of 1000 pounds, 2,S6s, 47s.
Estimated annual capacity Of finished
stocks, net tons 4,500, 900. Number Of
States having furnaces, Is; number Of
States making pig-iron in 187A ~.
Pennsylvania, with 80 stacks. makes
way nearly one-half Of Ill the pis mon n
he country. Ohio comes nexs. making
one-ssveDth Of the whole product. viii
eishty-sight steckA Msw Yogk, vifa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
The Right Way Of Milking.

A PRACTICAL farmer who had many
years experience in the management oil
the dairy and paid the closes, attention
TO the act Of milking says that the milk
ing of cows resolves itself naturally into
two heads. namely: How to milk and
when to milk 1t is astonishing wha,
difference there is between good and bad
milking. If every drop Of milk in a
cows udder be not carefully removed
each milking, the secretion will gradual
ly diminish in proportion to the quantity
each day left behind. This fact is &C.
counted for On philosophical principles
and is borne out in practice. Nature
creates nothing in vain, and the secretion
OF milk in the cow only suffices to replace
that which is daily lost. The milk lief,
behind in the udder is reabsorbed into
the system and consequently the next
milking will be so much the less il
quantity.
But another reason why every drop Of
milk should be taken is to be found in
the wellknown fact that the last mill
ID double as good a. the first; hence, il
not removed, there is 4 double loss
milking should be conducted with skill
ana tenderness; al chucking or pluckins
o the teats should be avoided. A gentle
ana expert mixer will not only clear The
udder with greater ease than . rough
ana inexperienced person, but win do q
Win far moro comfort 70 TIE COW, which
wiil stand, well-pleased and quiet,
piscidly chewing her cud and testifyins
~ ~ manner and attitude that she q.
pe1Nooes pleasure raider thaa annoy.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
A Cool Burglary.

Pog ceoiness, deliberasion and audsc-
ity the burglary Of Werz Bros grocery,
OF sunday morning, i without parallel
in the criminal history Of this country.
80 deliberate AID inpudens was The
transaction from beginning 10 end that it
seems like huge joke. About two
O'Clock Sunday morning 3 gang Of
thieves, variously estimated from FIVE 70
eight in number, stole Andrew Smiths
horse. hi.ehed him 70 s G. Moore's bob
sled, and then drove 20 the west side Of
Werz Bros grocery, southeas, corner
Of the public square. An entrance into
the grocery was easily effected through
side door. Once inside the Ere was
smo.hered with salt, and the work Of
pillage began Every drawer was ran
sacked and the cellar searched. Some
change was taken from one Of the draw
ers and several hams lifted from a barrel
in the cellar. Then. to cap the climax,
the audacious rascals actually lifted and
carried out an iron safe. weighing nearly
1000 pounds. Once loaded they at
tempted TO start, but Smiths horse was
too conscientious for the business, and
refused 10 pull. Carefully placing him
in the stable, they went TO David Get.le's
stable, over half mile away, got out his
dray horse, drove up through the heart
Of the village, hitched him To the bob,
and away they went. They drove south
on Lynn one square, then east on Maple,
crossing Main, to near Allen, where they
halted, turned the horse adrift, and with
in ten rods Of Mr. Barstov's residence
deliberately cracked the safe by smash
ing the door to smithereens Alas. for
all their pains they found no lucre-
nothing but books and papers Aside
from the damage to the safe the loss was
uncomfortable II is the impotence of
the trick that surprises and astounds
everybody They were heard crossing
Main street between two and three
o'clock The safe fell of the hobs
twice en- route, and the thieves carried
cord-wood and built up . tramway to
aid in reloadIng. The safe was smashed
within ten rods Of where Barstow and
his family were sleeping. About four
O'Clock young man, returning home
from protracted visit to his girl, saw
the party at work, but hadn't sufficient
curiosity to go over and see what they
were working at.-Bryan tOaso) Democrat.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
Window Gardening.

DURING the past year the readers Of
the Isdependsrt have been furnished with
many valuable hints about window gar
dening, &c. How glad / was and no
doubt many others when he first article
appeared concerning flowers. 80 many
people -. On, dear, h1w ny plants
DO look don't see what DE. al them
/ give them plenty Of water and surely
the Eo2m i hos enough. ! don't seq why
1t ia
Yes, you DO Es.er !cur plants enough
and il nile cases out Of ten TOO much
Bus the principal -roEble il keeping
aoose-pIan.= i you keep your room TOO
warn. Get Thermometer. Sever Jet il
% above skip AMI never below forty.
And the room will BE- plenty warn
enough 10 sit in / a1d thai there Is :
great fault in watering plants Instead
Of einging j. On with your fingers take :
brush broom and after putting il il the
water dr4E quickly across the palm OF
The hand, aiming i =. the plants This
throws fine mist over them and takes
Of every particle Of dust /. IS a. essen.
til u hare tie d1:t washed of the
lesves as il i for . 70 wash our faces
II l. also well to give plants showerinz
once week n q tab. although hardly
necessary. When sprinkle1 eFery night
Or morning with 8 brush-b-oom the
plants need not be moved from the
shelves BIZ taking cloth and wiping
the windows you viii pEeven. the waite,
from freezing. 4 sure protection o.
plants from freezing Is 10 place basin
Of water among them 50 mann differ.
ens rules have been given 70 Kill the IL
sects which infest plants during winter
that feel free 10 add one more 70 the
li-t-that is, when your plants become
infested with insects Of any description
put them in tub Of water and with 8
sponge wash clean all the leaves, and
think the insects will soon disappear.
By observing these rules see no rea
son why your plants will not flower and
amply par for yorr trouble Of course
all plants are not adapted 10 house
culture. 4 Gen. Grant Geranium, Il
slipped in July. also Tom Thumb. will
blossom all winter: and doubtless many
other varieties. Ii you hare but three
plants hare Pink Begonia, Eupatori
um and Chinese Primrose. The Eupa.
sorium. when slightly forced, blossoms
Ii January. 1t has pure white bios
som, resembling the Ageratum. / have
PINK Begonia which, since last Noyen
Der. has not had less than six clusters OF
blossoms and sometimes as many a:
nine. The Saliva is also a valuable
house plant. as well a. outdoor plant, II
being the most snowy of the house
plants. But particular care must be kept
of it in order TO keep away the red
spiders. The remedy for this is: KeeE
the earth quite moist. sprinkling the
leaves often
Roses are also good stand bys; also
lvies, Coleuses. Carnation pinks, Rose
and Skeleton Geraniums Many othe,
plants could mention suitable for the
house: but these, with the Fuschias, no,
forgetting the Tulip and the Hyacinthe
rank first-CeS. ". ?. IDdspsndent.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

TO Cook Cabbage.-Chop the cab
bage-head fine. or cut it as small as you can
well with knife. Half of an average
head Is sufficient for meal. Put il into
Kettle, and pour over it about pint Ct
bo't'ng water. Cover it and keep it boil.
ing steadily mot letting it burn dry by
too hard boiling for half an hour. Pour
on whit water remains-the cabbage it.
self supplies some water in cooklng-and
pour in teacupful-or two if you like
OF good milk, sailing to taste. Let al
boil up together, and it is done. II Won
put In considerable milk it will be much
liked if poured over white gems" spli,
In two.-AmericGn Aorieuxurisf.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

30 MANY applications for divorce have
been made to the Idaho Legislature tina,
NJ. Paddock has introduced bill d.
vorcing al the married people in the
Territory and placing them IN statu quo
sass MssvtmosSsm- This, he says, win
save time. and those who wish can Be re-
married
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

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fffy-aree saackA, nnkes os1 osesExxh
II De vkose pEp4zcx These Ekrs< sssses
asd View y1sey Eake Mnss ssan three
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Hanging Basket-These floral beau
ties are now go common as to need nc
description, but whether made of wire
earthen or rustic work, the same rule
should be observed in filing them, viz.
Creeping vines around the margin. some
thing tall and snowy for the center and
an ivy or other vine for climbing the
handle Earthen ware or rustic baskets
are better than wire for the house-;he
former being made in great variety Of
shapes and sizes, and are very cheap; the
latter larger and stronger. but more ex.
pensive- They may be obtained It near.
y all florists. Hang them in . sunny
window, and now and then immerse in 1
tub Of water and let them Thoroughly
soak through, Is they are apt to get very
dry.
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A CLEAR CAsE-An empty dry-good
box.
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TIE ELASTIC TRUSS
AND SUPPORTER Is
Eov supersetiEE ali
others. being adopted
everywhere By the lead
InG physicians. SURGEONS,
drrEglstz.Emy and rayT,
hospitals 0MozksEuA
etc. etc.
The success and untver-
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TERRITORIAL DELEGATES.
Anzone-Hfr9m 8. Sk<r<u1.
Loiorsdo-TaoxAs u. PATTERSON.
Dak0ta--Je6eYson r. Kidder.
ldaho-TbOmas W. Bennett,
Aontana-sAAETIx MAGgxura.
New Elects In September.
Utah Ge0rge q Cannon.
Washtngf0n-OrAnge Jacobs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13

~ Marks church Episcopal. Rev. F. W
billiard rector. SHnd , ~rrTNicep. II n. m. Bnd
m Sunday rchu, } Hftrr u'nrninE- ScrvfrS.
>enIs Tree. Al persons are cordially invited &c
att nd,
Roman Catholic. ltev. Jas. McGolrich. Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cuzsan, ASH. Church AonoNsh
.tresi .abOv Q 4 sseBlieth. s-Es1E- w
Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Y. Cowiek
Pastor. Services at IA n. IN. and ~ p. m.
SUNDAY School directly after morning ser
Wee. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming at In O'Clock.
Methodist episcopal. Rev. W. +. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every SabhAih At ia. m.
and Z D. m. sAbbAIh school ~ ~ p. g..
r,ayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the service, Of
the church.
African Methodist Episcopal 1hurch Ser
vices mt II O'Clock a m ana = y N every
Sabbath. Rev. Thos. Whitlock, Pastor.
wyoming COmmandery No. l. Regular Sen-
clave hrsi Friday in each month rs ~
wyoming chapter, No. l. r. A. NJ. meets
iIaIi. on the nrst and third Tuesday evenings in
each month. at : % CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodgs, No. Is. meets. hrst and third
saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
Odd Fellows.
Hope Fnqan. ,msa.. NO 2 l. o. O. 2 nest
Odd Fellows Hall.
cheyenne Lodge No.l, /, o. al r., meets syers
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.