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''C n0a> o,lo!e ming themselves on
ia - ''-N,, q part ei a meal OF
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- y - '''''' maui, eIIuer pUrpOSely
Ut IShoraAiiy on his part IN the tirSt
- Ill 'Atei'ence OF some Years in
"5 """ Nov!i"G h'5s on alfalfa
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.,-'; '+&l 10 oiher food Is nee
TO MN With 1t; that sowS with
'..'@ N->, When they can have
7''A g.. a1tAIia pasture and coed
...r', VIII AeeP iAeIr pigs and them.
.'Nr III gAod c'"-'iIon with no other
N"''''er point aSa!n>; the III
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, 1875-04-17
Application to Sell Real Estate.

In he Pr.boie Copyt .f wall, iI'r'ir Cppp.r HASH
IHg'DH T,rTaIDrg-
IL tie Matter Of the Fs,afs of 1BR1TiN 7. PAR
R!NH, D.csGss6
GIrATION--It appearing: to the Court Iy the pcti-
v ton presented and Il 81 III this Court by Tor 81
=. PARRISH, Administrative of the Estate ni ABRA-
HAM T. PARRISH, deceased, praying !i3s order
OF sale q! real estate TINT Il l. necessary Acll
tain Real Estate belonging 10 sai Estate a. redeem
q certain mortgage nIun IA! IIoperty Hni TO pay
the debts expenses, AMI charges III Administration
Il Is ordered 10y the Cuurt. thIt MONDAY, the 18th
d8yOf Aprll, d lSl l-trll, day .: the regular
janUary term, 1917, of tins Court, At eleven OcOsk
IA the forenoon OF sad day, "a the Court Room ot
SHd Probate Count. III the Court HOuS, IA the said
ci:y sni county of Ngllt walI hc nj the same Is
hereby appointed for the hearing ot said petition
AMI that all persons interested the SAID Estate
appear before the sHIi Probate Count that day
AMI hour, 10 slow rtuS-, II any there ~. why
order should UU. L. granted tie sad A niniStra-
nix IN i!i petition prayed for. And that COPY
OF tins order De- published at least four successive.
weeks IN the Walla Wala Sr,ri sNi.N, Il weekly
newspaper printed and published IN sand city AMI
county.
Dated Wllla Wtlla, March l9th, 1873
l.. GCiGHARD.
li-fW prp(r-e Ju,fYa
, 1875-04-17
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
Hon. Daniel Clark.
Master STATE f:r.,.a NJ o-a.,o,-

WILL ADDRESS THE MEMBERS OF THF
~ Patrons Of HGsbaulry at the following tunes
Malla Walia, Moaiay. lerb inst NJ 7 o-cIorkP p N
N1ItsuuIE, ", dneSdAy, u, az o'clock p NJ
stoil LAY Ton, thursday, 22i, at o-clock P. ".
Eneer, hItfnan county, sat, y, AT ! O'Clock P "
N>tiaA, hltInan county, Mon, 26, at O'Clock
IL l. expected that an tira-.r. ia tins and Whit
man COUNTIES viii meet at tie most convenient
pAces ior them, as there Is important business %
uans'ict with each subordinate Cirtnge- HIS tEre
VIII not permit him 20 visit all suboUSInates- On
In return he viii visit tie Patvuus OF Union Baker
and Cnatilla couutses Oregon lSsw
, 1875-04-17
HORSES. WAGON AND HARNESS

tOR SALE hne span OF American MARES, =
NEW WAGON and CONCORD HARNESS
Whl be sod for cash, exchanged for city pIoferty
For particulars, III yI;fe AZ Koontz's SaidleT shop
j. w JAMES WHFFT ~.
, 1875-04-17
Probate yOIice

| THE PROBATE CoURF.. w.alla Wall ,,,,,,.,-
" >a'i';toA IsrT1ogy The undersigned ias 49,,
iiH'niei ty sail Court AdrniEStrator ~ ~ -.
". -~nN T. hANlLIuN deaasel Al re,.ars .I.-,,s
81 l-e>ea; 'ilc same u tie ,ln.lsr,s-7,I - =, :
- S2'ise-s required ly !szr al h. rss J,,
~ :, la ala onunty, within Uue v-T - -
% '---' -'iet, o- te ti.srszsft-r frsrrei
JOSEPH I. HAMILTON
W II v-.v. 49, 49, Administrative
, 1875-04-17
l.. I. WHITMAN.
Mas sfarssr, Wall. ~,LL.,
-Sucig0n "a Commission
1IECRCHANT

GENERAL BUSINESS AND FIRE TNSUp,HcP
' Agent; Accounts and Notes Coli-ctei o,rs Ta,,-
tatr7:; Taxes Pad anl Rents Co.lecrel for ,nnreS
froQerty bought and sold : Dce-iS Nor-,-.,.,s ~
other Papers drawn up. Ihr T;.! =, Rs-nrI- S,r,bi
AMI AlstTs1-tS Of Title 70 City Gnl C,.i-r P,l;fr
carefully prepared =: reasonable rstps
GSs N. bIsiueSS eDtTus;ei 10 nv car, vii, ca;,a
D-UTIpr afta:t'sNf. -
, 1875-04-17
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance
" of decree OF foreclosure, order OF sale and lng
ment issued out of the District Court OF the tESt
judicial District ot Washington Territory, holding;
terms ut Walla Waila City, and for the Counties
of Walla Walla and Whitman, IN Il certain action
therein pending, wherein SAMUEL NJ. hEks was
Plaintiff, and NANCY j. sTowfIL ana JohN n
STOwFLL defendants, which sad decree, order
of sale and Judgment rendered IN SaIi action on
the 18th day OF March, 1873, IN favor OF SAID PLAIN
tiff and against said defendants, for the sum OF
Three thousand and Fort y-Three Dollars, gold eoin,
and interest thereon at the rate Of che and Onehaf
Per cent per m0th from the SAID 18th day of March,
1873, until paid AMI the further sum of two hun
dGel and eev. dollars gold coin, attorneys fees in
sad action; and the further sum Of twenty -four
dollars, costs and disbursements in sad action.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said decree order Of
sale and Judgment and III pursuance thereof, esr-
til Il copy OF which has been duly lSSuei out of and
under the seal OF said Court, and 10 me directed and
delivered Will, to satisfy saIi judgment and inter-
est, sad sttOrLegs fees and al costs,
Gn Monday, the 3d day of May, 1875,
at the Court Ho,,se door, in the City of Walls Wallu,
County of WIlla Waila, aud Territory Of Washing
ton, at the hour Of hlf-past two Oc.o-k, p NJ, of
said day sell at auction 10 the highest bidder, iUr
cash gold com, the mo- tagged premises, or 50
much thereof may lie Necessary, IN said decree,
older of sale and Judgment mentioned and described
follows to wit: he south half of the southwest
quarter Of Section Eighteen, 49, and the north hall
the northwest quarter Of Section Nineteen, l9 ia
Township Seven y North OF Range thirty-SIN ,,6j
East. save and except the following describe part
portion of said above described mDTtga Iel pTemi-
SeS, To wit Commencing at pJint hvr chains and
sixty links south and twelve chains and seven
ty-oue links Of the adjoining oOrncIs OF Sections
thirteen, eighteen, nineteen AMI tweny-four, the
Range line, IN Township seven, Ietween Ranges
thirty five and thirty SIX East, thence running south
deg see west, six chains AMI eiShty-ive links
tl,nce south SS deg 81 min East, fourteen clpsIHs
and >iSty ilus> ihencr North deg gee East SIX
chains AMI eiyhty-hYe links; thence North ~ deg
Il ste. West, fourteen claims ami sixty links to the
place Of beginning, rOutaiing ten acres Said lands
lying and being siuate1 IN tie County of Nalla
Wala, AMI Territory of Washington.
Dated, Wala Waila, April ,, \. ID. lS-5.
GEORGE +. THOMAS,
Sheriff Of Walla Halla County, W. r.
Il ENNEDY " GEORGE
, 1875-04-17
AMERICAN STALLION

FOR SALE or TRtDE-.l fine, large I-year old
AMERICAN STALLION, Just the animal r.
T''''s-i - "uy one fp'iiI' ''.4i I.ar-.-
sAni@ over hands high; .s well prupOTt0nei col
CT bright hay, having black points niou. LIS ic..s
naEe and tail sirei by fine stallion out OF one
Cf my iSt bTnsl mares will Sll the above del.rl-
Il Git cleip foE ASH or viii trade him FOR .Cul
hkej yOuH, Work Mare or tirl,l:.r
, 1875-04-17

.Nu. l". nf 5 yca,r "ll COLTS AND FIIIEYS,
all s'r-l stock. NI:i |c aoii very irM nura tor
c1sh, ar viii ju.a" tl.l for N4!ll W.il, Iiiy Pfo.
I"Ity FoT further particulars enquire Ht H.. y .,-
man rIr-e; u ut NY Pam Dry Geek five mil, :
from tuwr. IjJI BENZ tEANY
, 1875-04-17
Sale of Real Estate.

PURSUANT TO = DECREE Us EOiECI.OSU r L
and Order uf sale, made Ly the District Court o.
the First Ju'i:ciIl District of Washing TerrIiUgv
holding terms al Wali Walla City, ia an1 for TIA :
Counties ~ Wdl!a WaiiI and Whitman, III Il certain
acton therein pending, wIer la Y. i. DUrKO Was
Plaintiff, AMI CHARLES ADDS WAS Dcten liant, Iu,lg
1nent WaS rcn i=Te- ia sa ser;ou tie eth day Cf
November, y H. i. - tGYO. O.! sill Plaintiff and
against sal D-!-n Kant ias .i,- ot l..r-- is0l-
saEl rive Huu rtd aut NIn.I y-5ue oIlars 33lyI ~
AMI Fourta CcEts, Ell r,iu, with interest thereon
;!9 i" gid CON at;o.n"ys fees, with costs Of this
acton.
NoS, Therefore 10y virtue Of sud '6cTec. certified
copy oi winch has been duly issue! ot AM under
the seal Of sili C0r:t, anil 20 me delivered, VIII.
O.I IA ursi>y. the 2i:i, tiuy Ct ipr,I,
\. D. 1875, at tl= Court House loor in the City AMI
{ C'uuty ot NallH HallA, W T., n the EOur Of TWO
clock Z. 81, sell 10 the highest ami best hIiirT, fJT
mentioned anl dtSGI;eI follows, 90 wit: The
unilyIe one hall Of the south halfof the s'uthnIst
quarter and the southeast quarter and west half Of
the southwest quarter Of Section NrIHicr Eleven,
tlil Also the north half of ile northeast quarter,
ani the northeast quarter OF the northwest quarter
81 S,ctlOn Number Fourteen, Il, IN Township uII
her Eleven, III NOTth OF Range Number Forty iU'
ElstOt tie Willamette Merian. situate lynn; AMI
being III the County Of Wall. Walll AMI IerI ItOry
Ot Washington, containing THREE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ACRES, or ~ much thereof n
Will he GerLSSITy 10 satisfy said judgment, with
iIII SrcSt. attorney 5 fees. AMI I'll 'tiSt5-
GiCen under Iny hand, thus llth day af Mlrr!i.
y ID. ls1j. GEO. r. THOMAS,
Sheriff OF Walla Walk County.
b. l.. SHARPSFEIN,
AttOIne for Plaintiff l. g.
, 1875-04-17

it will eradicate the disease, and with aSsur-
ance, founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from lis use in any quantity.
mat whlch protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention
Is better than cure; for the patient escapes the
RISK which he must run in violent attacks of
this baiciul distemper. This CURE, rIDeI5
the ml0Smatic poison Of Fever and Ague
from the system, and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the first
approach Of IFS premOnit6ry symptoms. 4
great superiority of tiiiS remedy over an
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger
tam cnre of Intermittents is, that it confirms
no QuInlnc or mineral; consequently il pro.
duces no quinism or other Injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution Those cured
by II are ieit as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Ee'er and Ague is not alone the con-
sequence ot the miaSmatic poison. 4 Crea.
variety OF disorders arise from its irritation.
among which are Neuralgia, REeuma-
ti>rn, esoEt, Headache. Biiataes..
Hoo'hache, Earachr. Ca.arrh. A.tr,
ma, k'nipitation, Painful Affection
OF fhe spleen, Hysterics. Pain il. The
Bowels. Collie, Paralysis, and Cleranrc.
ment II the stomach, all of which. when
originating in this cause, put on the inter
ln'ttent type, or become periodical This
"CCRE" expels the poison from the blood.
and consequently cures them all alike. IL is
an Invaluable protection 10 immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing in
the malarious districts. Ii taken occasion.
aiiy or daily while exp, d to the infection.
that viii be cNCreted flUm the system. and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity 10
rpen int" disease Hence it IS even more
70 valuable for protection than cure; and few
VII! ever suffer from Intermitients if they
avail themselves of the protection this rem
e,lr affords.
lSr Liver Complaints, arising from torpid.
"? 81 the Liver. IL is an excellent remedy.
Aulhnia'inS the Liver into healthy activity,
IN" producing many truly remarkable cures,
Wlefe other medicines fail.
PREPARED BT
br- j. T. AVER 6 CO.. Lowell, Mass,
PRACTICAL and analytical Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL BOUND THE WORLD
, 1875-04-17

No one remedy IS louder
called for by the necessities
OF the American people than
a sure and safe cure for
Fever and -Aguc. Such
we are now enabled to offer,
, 1875-04-17
Ayers Ague Cure,

Fer Fever and ASue, Intermittent Fe-
Yec, Gail Fever, Remittent Fever
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fe.
yer, &c, and indeed all the affections
which arise from malariors, marsh, or
miasmatic poiSons.
, 1875-04-17
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure of all
arrangements IN
the -loIgIch, iiv-
cr, and bowels.
They are Il mild
apcricut, and m
excellent Frrga-
+. tive. BeIngpurc-
i vegetable, they
contain no ner.
rHry Dr nigerHl
. nilairvu.. Much
, 1875-04-17
North . Western Stage Co.
5f.Es-ase e. EsEAT AE
Reduction in Fare 10 the East.
L0CtL RtTEs oFFaHE:

Through tickets to Oy,HN, CHIc.Go KANSAS Cry,
N,tNs l"Ugs. PWLNnsIFHI,, NEw NoKK, BuSruN,
WAsIiISGT-N, and all points riG BoI-E CITY and
k'LIuS. the dIgrrt Overland Route EllSr Ne now
tier at greatly reiu~~l rates the hHr Of the
Nu,ti.-NeStcyu stage {, mpany.
Wv c,arno. cool stock skilled drivers an. rrIi-
-a.u Itltar u,e "l ~cryI.r tluy ~. >pc,. kat
tuT,S " the CMny1Iy.
, 1875-04-17
EGGS! EGGS. EGGS
FROM PURE BRED POULTRY. FOR
III q It Q II nj

iT LESS THAN STATES PRICES Gy,r-,,,,
Il ted pure brod and In sh. VIII y. sold AZ ,fs
i'.i0"Ii's psloeS Nnd greenfaeks taken ~ Issr:
1l' i-l-"t hiaih'ts SN'lozer IS %
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AHdress, Z. d. HANNAH
4H-Ii K,1-- t,.,-
, 1875-04-17

FURNITURE set up, taken q: half rueasurar,a,,
owners' TIsk e'-ieht
niinpoHder, Friction Matches, ke.dx-
& -ni OF her e..1i.4stiYe MATERIAL ii
TlSk 'e9 - oNNsrs
. burning fluh, EarDish. LOOkins-Glasses yI.,,e,,
C'istih;S Panos, Billiard Table,, at owners ri-I
IL !IES, and q GO per ton to I'M ..iII - No ~ the
Ii IA ahd LEWISTON on Fast Freight.
PASS GES,
A. ~ ------------------.-.S 50 OF
it'--------------.i0 10 0s
a, " "---------------..i2 - 90
Lewiston, .o 90
n" f'ii's Payable I'm &. =. Gold Coin,
-, =. L: AlNSWoRTH,
Prest q. n. n. Co.npauy.
, 1875-04-17

br- j. L. AVER 6 CO.. Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROCND THE WORM
, 1875-04-17

W. w.i.A, Agr5, =. So. Adninis'Ts'oT. "a ,,
, 1875-04-17
o.: S' ur'l1y, the 2I.i, dn9 Ct april,

Noa, Therefore. 10y virtue Of sud Aorrec 4 certified
copy oi winch has been duly issue! of an under
tAe seLl Of sd C.ll..t l,l me l-l:rer..l WI
, 1875-04-17
kssIklllEHOS1N DIE Es!

TIE rROTIING STALLION, REILFOJ'NBER
/ VIII nnkr the Sraspn of lS7j, trou ip:.I !; tl
Ju3y l>t, 10
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and sentiments are accepted by those who
call themselves free thinkers" and the
only conclusion to which he a come is
NO soul, no God, no providence, no inn
mortality!
The author, DR.. Cocker, is n of those
men who still believe in the narrative
and statements Of the good old-fashionsd
Bible-M tho besisnias God created
Heaven and Earth, Darwin, and Others
of his school of science to the contrary,
Notwithstanding. He also has faith thai
the time is coming when the scientist and
the theologian will be enabled to agree.
He says: 1.-The signs of the times are pro
pitious. To-day the conflict between rea-
son and faith, Science and Religion, pre-
sents many hopeful indications Of an ap-
preaching concihation. Candid men in
both fields are earnestly working, and
patiently watching, and hourly catching
clearer gi;mpses Of the everlasting har'
mouy which Pervndes the universe of be-
ing and of thought"
This is a volume which will be appre'
ciated and welcomed by all honest readers
of every class, and especially those who
are not entirely converted to the thoughts
promulgated by Darwin, Huxley, Strauss
and others of that school. We cordially
commend it to thoughtful readers every
where.
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FATHER BRING HONE YoUR MONET
To-N1GHT.-Is the title Of q new temper
ance song and chorus, the words by Mrs.
M. A. Kidder, the music by VIM. F. Sber-
win, just published by Horace Waters
s. Sons, 41s Broadway; price 80 cents.
The words Of the exquisite little song
embody an appeal of = child to an in
temperate father for his reclamation.
The music is admirably adapted to in
terpret the touching appeal of the inno-
cent, pleading child, and is of the choicest
quality. This song is n of the very
best recent musical contributions to the
cause::of temperance, and should be well
coined at every Preside, in the Sabbath
School and lodge room, and will be a val
liable auxiliary in any temperance gath
ering,-NationaI Temperance Adoocats,
" y.
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The November number of
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY con-
ta;ns the opening chapters of Mr..
HowelI's new American Novel,
"Private Theatricals." All per-
sons who subscribe for 1876, and
remit the price $4,000 direct to
the Publishers before December
18TH, will receive the November
and December numbers free Of
charge. Address, H. o. Hough-
ton & Co., Riverside Press, Cam
bridge, Mass.
N. B.-The list of attractions
for 1876 is remarkably brilliant,
including Longfellow, Lowell,
Holiness, Whittier, Mrs. Kemble,
Mark Twain, and other favorite
writer's.
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The Theistic Conception of the World.

THE THEISTIC CONCEPTION OF THE
WORLD: An Essay in Opposition to Certain
Tendencies of Modern Thought. BY B. r
Cocker. D D., IL u. Professor Of Mental and
Moral Philosophy in the University Of Michigan
Crown 8 70. Cloth. beveled edges, SEQ. New
York: Harper & Bros, Chicago: Jansen.
McClurg & Co.
The Faculty of the University of Michi.
gan seems to the composed of authors,
or ut least to contain a number of them,
of great ability and sound judgment
Several volumes have emanated from
there and they are all first class in every
respect. This ore is no exception to the
rule. The author in his preface to q pro
vious volume entitled christianity and
Greek Philosophy" nnoun 9 this wo TX
under the name If "Christianity and
Modern Thought" as nearly ready for
publication, but he was constrained 10
delay its appearance for a season to await
the elimination among a class of self
styled advanced thinkers" of what they
haYe been pleased to call 'the tendency o!
modern thought" In the language of the
author nc extraordinary sagacity was
need to foresce the issue, or to predict
that it. must soon be reached. The tran
sition has. been npid from negative
criticism of the Christian religion to direct
assault upon the. very foundation Of all
religion-the personality and providence
of God" He quotes from the words Of
Strauss and other writer's whose theories
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-11

Adams, Jr., begins his long-eXpected
series of articles on railroads, with an in
teresting account of some great railroad
accidents. Mrs. Kemble's "Old Woman's
Gossip" continues its unfailing supply OF
curious anecdote, and George Cary Eggles.
ton takes Ms into the region of historic
"reminiscences in his account of life in the
Old Dominion. The literary essay of the
number treats of Hans Christian Ander.
sens short stories, and is by Horace E.
Scudder, the American translator of An
dersen. Besides these contributions. there
are poems by T. B. Aldrich, Mrs. Thax-
ter, Edgar Fawcett, and G. P. Lathrop
and the departments of Music and Edu,
cation are entertaining as well as in.
structive.
The atlantic Monthly for November
makes a brilliant opening with the first
two chapters of Mr.. Howelrs new novel,
"Prlvate Theatricals," the scenery and
persons of which are distinctly American
and very striking. This is followed by
Charles Dudley Warmers cat the Gates
of the East" o travel-sketch, fresh and
full of color, in which sentiment and keen
fun are charmingly blended. Useful ill.,
formation finds a worthy exponent in
Colonel Warnings final paper on "Sani-
tary Drainage" and this is followed by
the eleventh chapter of Mr.. James's
Frederick Hudson" Charles Francis
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"Tell 1t ALL"

. We have examined a copy OF that ex-
%traordinary work-of which upwards of
thirty thousand copies have been sold to
the present. time, and which has excited
80 much genuine interest and attention
in all sections of the country. We allude
Mrs. T. B. H. Stenhouse's new book, en-
titled, "Tell 1t AL" 1t is with great
pleasure, that we hail this remarkable
work-the genuine history of a real Nor
mon oma Two years ago the Author
published a little pamphlet on polygamy,
which attracted considerable attention,
and created quite a sensation among the
Saints. The Mormon papers took up the
subject, and abiding dcrisively to the
delicate re%ticence, so natural to q sensi-
tive woman, displayed by the Author,
spitefully invited her to ''Tell 1t AL"
Men and Women of position, in all parts
of the country, urged her to sieze the OPP
p~ortunity, write a book" and lay the
whole truth before the world. Mrs.
Harriet Beccher Stowe, whose earnest in
PRODUCTION to this volume is a guarantee
of the delicacy, as well as purity of the
work, personally added her persuasions.
Mrs. S%tenhouse ultimately consented, and
chose for the title of her new volume, the
words of derision used by her Mormon
opponents-''Tell 1t ALL"
In this way, this singular work was in
troduced to the world. 1t is just what it
processes to be-the history Of a life in
Mormonism, written by a lady of educa-
ton and refinement, who through the in
fluence Of religious sympathy, misdirect-
ed, became the victim and slave Of one
of the most extraordinary superstitions,
which the world has ever seen. In her
own fascinating style, she tells all that
can be told of that strange system, not
as a visitor to Utah might relate it, but
with the thrilling eloquence and pathos
of one whose whole life has been darken-
ed by its deadly shadow. The book pos
sesses all the yivacity and thrilling in
terest of tho finest works of fiction. In
point of mechanical skill it could not be
surpassed. The binding is elegant and
substantial; the illustrations on wood and
steel, are finely executed; and altogether
1t is one of those subscription books,
which one SO rarely meets, which gives
the purchaser full value for his money.
This work will be sold only to those who
order of the Agent, Mrs. L. J. Stevens,
who will soon introduce it to our citizens.
We bespeak for it a most cordial recep-
tion-for II is worthy of il.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-11
TOLEDO, Iowa, Nov. Sth, rs


The meeting that vas begun some time
since at the Christian Church is still in
progress, and will continue during the
present week. Bro. Hickey, who is doing
the preaching, is a workman that needeth
not be ashamed, rightly dividing the
Word of Truth. We are constantly re-
minded evening after evening, by the
manifestations of the fact, that the Gospel
when presented IN Its primitive simplicity
and purity is the power of God unto sal
walton to all those who believe it. But
faith comes by hearing and hearing by the
Word of God: Rom. 10 II. How then shall
they call On him in whom they have not
heard T? And we might add, how shall
they hear who only attend catch penny
shows, and other places of amusement
and excimement? But such is the drift
Of the human mind now, and, perhaps
aver will be. But there is o time coming
when the careless, the giddy and the gay,
the unbsliever and ~disobedient will DO
brought tosreahze the truthfulness Of the
scripture that saith, vengeance is mine
will repay saith the Lord" D.