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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

Mr. +. Adams has taken an agency for
,bo CHRONICLE and will call upon the
rosiasnts of our county, especially the
,roe,prn part thereof, soliciting their
"a,,os a. subscribers. Be ready to give
him. vour names when he calls.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

Bret Hartc's new novel, Gabriel Con
roy" which is at last completed and
carefully guarded in the publishers safe,
calls forth The highest anticipations in
literary circles. 1t will be begun as a
serial in the November number of Serb
ner's Nagazine, without illustrations for it
is SAID to be graphic beyond nccdo Of them,
and full Of iucidlnt. The story takes its
title, Gabriel Conroy," from its hero, a
simple, good-heartea, honest old miner,
Of d type somewhat different from that Of
his inustrious predecessors in Mr.. AarteS
writings. Several familiar friends, never
thelCss, renew old acquaintance, among
them Colonel StarbOttlc. The story is
wholly in Mr.. Uarte's original field, and IS
said to fulfU, a. Il novel, the promise of
his very best tales. The opening is pro-
nourccd. by critics who have had access
to the manuscript, to be very powerful.
1t is a terrible picture Of u starving
camp, and from this start the story is
said 20 hold the reader with al limos I'M
comfortable griI, seeing that he has to
wait month by month.-beao ToTE Irj-
5Uue.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

n. G. r. S~ternemau, dentist viii be at
,,c office of DR.. W. W. Sonster, on Tues
r,r cr next week, Nov. 9th, and remain
.br balance of the week.
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Camery s. Son are closing out their
stock of stirring plows at almost cost.
Give them a call.
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Wanted, 1000 bushels Of Peach
blows, By y. Wy. NASH, Toledo.

THE New Town HALL AT AVER
This elegant structure is now complete.
In beauty of design it surPasses anything
of its kind il the State. Constructed of
brick and dark marble it is as permanent
as 1t is charming. The English architects
have adorned it, in subdued COlors, which
please without tirCing the eye. DR.. ]. c.
Aver built aud gave it to the town in ac-
acknowledgement Of the distinction they con-
ferrcd upon him in taking his name. Al
though it IS a generous gift, still the hear
ty good wish Of a whole people are Of
greater value, and the generous donor has
doubtless secured thcm.-G r0toR GLASS. J
Journal.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

We publish this week the Abstract of
Votes at the late election more
,crrrouce than for any news it may con
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

Remington Sewing Machines, the best
in the market. E. A. Austin, Tama City,
sells them.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

Choice sorted Peach Blow Potatoes lof
.or4 5v Graham & Harrison.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

Nathan Worley & Sons.
Marshalltown, dealers in Hardware. A.
large stock, well assorted, always new.
Never sold for more that market value.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

And now Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Houghton'
uofoice in the possession of a daughter.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

Good fresh bread every day ut Louis
VENTS Bakery.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

Mr. Thos. varney, of Poland Maine Is
r;s;,inr with Mr., G, H, Goodrich
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All persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to US, ana same past due, must posi-
lively call and settle by Nov. 10th, or
we shall proceed to collect.
J. M. CAMERY & Son,
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I uVIISItU W
J. 4. JOHNSTON ,


We'll Matched diamonds
WIZ
weighing over 20 carats Which cost $1,000
in gold, will be given to the purchasers.
\ committee Of whom VIII decide the
manner in which the future ownership Of
the Diamonds shall be determined on.
The picture has had a large sale, Is
splendidly executed, and is worth having.
Send $500 at once, and your name and
address will be placed IN my BOOK 0ppoS-
lite any number which you may select, not
already selected.
When all are sold, | VIII place the dla-
m0ndS IN the hands OF u, II, HopkInson,
ESQ. Editor OF the jewelers. Circular,
$50 Pearl Street, and he has kindly CON
senled to call together a large committee,
and they will decide in what manner the
ownership Of the diamonds shall be de-
termined upon.
Whcthcr carry out thIS matter IN hon
or is the main question with every one
who sends me 81 w. mat VIII 40 SO l
THINK Viii DC doubted or no one VINO reads
the following:
We, the undersigned, having known MT.
}. il. JOHNSTON Tor tic last Htteen years
or more, have no hesitatloni in saying that
we believe that any matteroi business IN
| UGllukBn DIV MN NH DC CulIlGN Out W lllS
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4 laar.uro FOL SALE.-W have a second
larl Sleigh in good condition which VIC
uf.h e,rN or trade of. VIII sell it cheap
for ca h, or will trade it for wood, or any
,liao else wc can use. Having no team
VIC l4yr 10 Use fer the sleigh.
lAc report Of the Temperance Meeting
Is w~nayoJalIy crowdcd out. Another
ww,..-rc t-o Temperance Reform Club
viz he wa TT tie NJ. E. Church next
Tcs-ur~r~n5r=. Al are invited.
s...o walvGo Bakery for Pies, Cakes
nr LL-l-
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Tama county farmers who design build
ing can make money by consulting US,
on prices, stock, SC.
NATHAN WoHLEY & Sons.
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Great reduction Of prices IN wagons
at Camery's.
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5, w. NGHAM
Secretary.
A vote of thanks was tended, Rev; 5.
w. Ingham for his arduous and efficient
Sunday School labors in the county.
j. kINGERY,
President.
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Official Paper Of the County

TOLEDO. THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1875.
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j. S. TOWNSEND,
President.
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MEETING.
Addressed by Rev. Goodel. Song by
the children.-Childrens Rallying Song.
Address also, by Rev. lngham, Jr. Song
by the children-Sabbath Bells.
Adjourned to meet at Montour next
spring, time to be made known by The
Secretary.
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A DIRE S S e
which is at once
a e a e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving he
hair. Faded or
gray hair soon
restored to ats
or;o1,,r1 noIo,.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05

RI AVENUE THEATER.

FIFTH AVENUE THEATER
The feature of the week ut the Fifth
Aysnse Zssaser the Palace Of Truss." bssasiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
THE BELLEVUE MEDICAL BOARD.

The Commissioners of Charities and COrrec-
ton met yesterday afternoon hear whatever those in
terested might have to say regard to the reinsate
ment of those physicians had been members OF the
old Medical Board Of Bellevue Hospital aud who had
been removed by the preceding Commissioners OF Char
tiles and Correction Austin Flint, jr., NJ. d.. appeared
for the old Medical Board, and William A Hammond,
NJ D.; John G. Dalton, NJ. d.; Henry B. Sands, NJ. d..
Thomas NJ Markoe, NJ. D.. Drs Loomis, Krackowizar,
and Polk for the present Medical Board
Dr. Flint took the ground that those members or the
old Board who had not reapponed had served the
city long term Of years faithfully and honorably
This long term Of service had not been considered but
these gentlemen had removed without any
and treated outrageOusy Their services demanded the
consideration the Commissioners and they should be
renstatei members OF the present Medical Board,
ana permitted continue their valuable services 10 the
city. Those who Represented the present Medical
Board arguei the other hand that no inydious dis
ions had been made but the entire old hoard man Oeeu
dismissed. Eight medical gentlemen had been selected
representing the different medical schools aud the pro
large aud they ha0 selected the rest OF the
new Medical Board. While this has been great ad
vantage the other schools which contribute TO the
Bellevue Medical College. More than twice many
OF medicine, 1t calmed have been drawn
to this cI.y TINS Winter by the superior advantages
offered them, aud the OF medical education has
been served by tue change.
The Commissioners heard the arguments and reserved
their decision. DIR. Flint expected To be- supported by
DR.. James r. Wood, Dr. Van Buren, and others. but for
they not present. The resignation OF
Commissioner Donnelly Will POSTPONE the decision until
another Commissioner Is appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
"sORT OUT YOUR BIsHOPs.n

TO the EdftOr Of The Tribune
SIR In the letter of your esteemed London
correspondent your Issue OF this morning the Bishop
Manchester is spoken OF the preate who not very
long ago proposed remedy for agricultural dis
content to duck Mr. Joseph Arch in q horse-pond" Per
NIT me open foe to the Bishop Of Manchester to
ask In fairness to state that correspondent ID
mistaken Not only the Bishop Of Manchester is not the
prelae who made the obnoxious statement but the
contrary his Lordshp has always been the friend Of the
agricultural Lborer, and has given his support and in
fuence to the movement with which Mr.. Arch was
identified. Long before he elevated to the See
Manchester the Rev. John Frazer OF the Govern
mant Commissioners TO into the condition OF
women and children empl Dyed in agriculture, made
report III which the wages, clothing shelter. aud
eitiOn OF the agricultural population are 50 gwen to
present the strongest plea behalf OF the peasant
tOIler; and during the past II months his Lordshp
earned much Indignation and abuse from Lady Swad
brooke and others for the given him to
the Agricultural Laborers movement by letter by
his Lordship to The London Times.
Yours respectfully, c. BRADLAUGH.
No. 80 Union PARK Boston. Mass, Jan. 2. 1874
TO the Bditor or The TRIBUNE.
SIR: How could your London correspondent
make dro mistake TO mix up the Bishop Of Man
chester with the Bishop of Gloucester suggesting the
duckng Of Joseph Arch In horse-pondt One would
suppose DIR. Frazer better known aud would be the
last man to think OF in such II connection. Yours,
Cambridge, Hdss Jan. q 1875. A. O.
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Diseases OF the Geneaue Organs Dses Deforns Of The I'VE
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THREE LECTURES on the Coexistence Of
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treatment Instant Of structure by the Urehroon 81 paec rs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05

IAnnounoemenu.I
BURNETT's COCAINE makes the hair grows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
FIRST FRUITS OF COMPULSORY EDUCATION
In the First Ward the effect of the Con

In the First Ward the effect of the Com
pulsory Education act somewhat apparent in the
more than usually large number Of applications for adms
son TO the Green wichs school Tie applications
made by the parents, of whom stated that they
had been induced do In order to avoid trouble
they understood the act 10 20 Immediately into
effect The children, however OF class that had
formerly attended school, and could hardly be consid
cred as beongn 10 that part Of the juvenile popula
ton intended TO be benefited. In the Fifth Ward q
perceptible Increase Of admissions had taken place
during November and December. and 1t had been
asoertaned that many Of them In anticipation OF
the enforcement Of the act. In the sixth Ward no
percepuble Improvement had take place, and the
pas thought very little effect would be produced until
after some arrests had been made aud the law thus
proved to be binding In the western wards Of the city
and above Canast the only apparent effect produced
had been manifested iD better attendance Of enrolled
schoars and II believed that good had
there TO made afraid that they failed at
tend school they would be 10 and lmprs
onment In the fourteenth Ward no apparent cnaDgs
had been manifested. the principals Of all tue
iheS were convinced that Ii would be the means
of causing increase IN the number OF children
tending school, and better attendance OF those
relied. Wben the Board OF Education had completed
their census, and the proper data had thus been
cured IL believed that the law could tnen be put
into practical operation, and Dot before. AuDonnce
men had constantly been made IN the schools relative
aud parents had also been informed In other
Ways so thai few viii he able 10 plead igRorance Of the
ag The result Of The inquiries IN the wards on The
he act fairly become operative IL was Thought
W some Of the prpcipas mat the practical effect OF the
ct would be drive the children INTENDED " DO
esched ipIe Ise industrial xpd evening SCHOOLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05

fairy comedy, by Mr. W. 8. Gilbert ooustruotea VITA
rare ingenuity and written in o pure and charming
style Miss Caro,ta LecIercq enacts the heroine, and
tue Gust is otherwise good.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
Another complete change of programme was
made last night at the olympic Tbeaier where not less
than twelve variety features and company OF nearly
fifty speciality performers now be seen This euter
tanment is OF its kind the amplest, the most various
and the most amusing that can now be seen IN new
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
HON X NE VS..
THERsoMgTRR. YESTERDAY. AT HUDSUrs. IN BROADWAY,
s.u-s3' xoop-34' 2 n a-3Go M,dmsbt-32'
PROMIKTNr ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Congressmen George r, noar,
T. Hoar and b. W. Harris Of nasssehues Jnage ~ We
Name Judge James H. Howe Of Wsccusn Commodore francs d.
Ellison u Nsvy and Oliver Ame, Of Rosto9'S Jan" Hoa
Gen Franklin Townsend Gov. Tliens stat Hognan hoa
w J. McApne Of AIosnr Meni General Manager Of the
Mwaukee and 81 Paul Railway COmplnv irving H0-proI
AersnJe u s. .AcuarIe Hoh-COrrressmsn John u
WhrLeus ard O. Lawrence OF Cheago
81 NICHOLAS Ho-Coneressmsn o. Pau Of Owego. T., and
Can't ia on the steamship Adratc Everett Hots-
P f. L. Ritter College. Hotel Brgnsrek The Rev
Dr. r. Of Philadelphia 50 Dents Hot state sens OF
e. Williams Of Wayne County n f..W"t@oTt1aHa hoH1-i0m
Karl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
POLICE NOTES.

John Owens. age 81. of No. 103 Mott-st, while
wrestling yesterday fractured bis right le%
John Margue of No. 10 Orchard-st. fell against
last night burned about the ba body and
legs lie was ATTENDED by Dr. Powell aud seus home
Thomas HOnraddy, q cart driver, residing at No.
524 East crushed death sandy between the
wall OF holse Edward BarEe OF No. 800
East Central Depot
ing slippery ank on slturlA, snen De h
feet distant ani received i5dres "hieh t IN
h.. Llnnnn u-IaY- Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05

Will b remarked, are now
the Union Square Theater-
Mr.. Burroughs 1he char
'enty-four La number; but
important. The notable
,yoeVm Tbeater, are a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

OssIyING.-The increase in the valuation of
real estate for the year soo3 OF personal prop
erty $4,000 The total valuation, real aud personal
$2,6s6,540
JERoME.-The store OF NJ Briggs, in which the Post
Office kept. entered few nights ago aud robbed
of postage stamps and sundry articles OF goods valued
AT about 500 on Sunday Night Two burglars
detected In trying to enter the hote OF Mr. Dis Leyer ut
Williams Bridge near the scene OF their former opera
tons.
KAToNAH.-At the dedication OF the Presbyterian
Church an Indebtedness O s. 100 Cancelled SO that
the Society nothing.
WEST SoMERs.-The Post-Olfce In this town has been
discontinued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
MUSIC.

Theodore Thomas is to give Wagner Con-
cert IN Boston In the course OF the Winter.
Miss Kellogg's English Opera Company is
this week in Baltimore, playing "Mgnon"
Foreign journals still bring accounts of the
great success OF Miss Hauck III Berlin.
Miss Abani will sing at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music this evening Tue opera seiee'eu
e L. sonnambua.'
Thomas's Third Symphony Concert will be
given next Saturday, the programme mcuuluS ran .
new SYMPHONY and the instrumental ana vocal seIee-
lions from "Euryantbe" and tho "Wakure;" INC
rehearsal is to take place on Thursday at O'clock.
Edward Grieg has just published his music
to Bi0rnsons drama OF "sigurd Jorsalfar," and has
been lingering in Copenhagen expecting DE reg1IeI
TO set parts OF that poets new piece Tor inc foS III
Thcaer. However through some mysterious mlsuil u,
Outstanding, not yet revealed to the pubic nether OF
Sas eccopdosy travod to Lepzg to bring out
there his music TO " Arnliot Gellne"
The scheme of the Peabody Concerts, given
under the direction OF Mr. Asger Hamerk, Is now pun
and four chamber concerts the first OF wnlch was ap
pointed for last SATURDAY, the others 10 follow ~ weekly
Intervals Tue most important works selected are Inc
following:
Overture, "Iphigen in Aulls
Concerto No 4 fat op. Beethoven
Overture Princess Use Brdm@nnsdohsI
SECOND CONCERT.
S SGS91 oTertu oat IN IL, Free ScoI
Overture 6SSn eT X Cs.ron Lady Puck
THIRD CONCERT ~,
String quartet in Fat Mozart
N'''''' III TorRrn coScHer CScsndilauan Night
symphon1 j. D. o. i0 enIssa
Concerto in minor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Greg
Overture. Lte KirsVp" ..''''.''''''''J'f H. har.man
"''u'"S rIrTa CONCERT.
String quartet in u, OPP Haydn
Sonata Op lU6.........." Beethoven
Qantet in major, OPP 'Sehu1e"
sIXTa CONCERT , NV
Symphony In minor, OPP 67...................P Hitler
Prelude to the Attn &C; Of "Toyenle Hamenk
b. Dance othe Elves, from Hjamar and ingeoOTg"' ,
Concerto u miROr No mozart
String Quartet in r. Op. lo No. 1......... Beethoven
fat, Op 44.............. 'ScbutDtnn
EIGHTH coxcERT (FIeneh and Italian Sshtl
symphony. Harold in lt'lS" ..Berhoi
Overture Jagts .Defnos
Vocal selections from ounod. Douzai, and ROsslni
NINTH CONCERT German Eight)
Concerto ID i1nor or ssbumann
GOoJ Symphony. in Haydn
CONCERT.
Trio piano violin bass In F... G. hatthisOn-ansen
ktp.et, in y Rat. Op bethOVen
ELEVENTH coNcKRT (Ameicln Night.
Arcadan symphony
Concerto n e MINOR IS Bmte
Overture to CasSda W. n BaS ford
LeOnOrah No Beethoven
(obeerO MINOR, Op
nkaja
Second Morse Suite
Many OF works have never Dccn played III I}dIt
| more Among the solo performers Mi sses Jenny
| Bull Corradi. Ihursby, Etith Abel, Jenny Busk
| R1kohl and Beebe and Mesdames De Ryther Dow land
and Saivoti vocaIsts; Mme. Nannette F Xix Auerbach
Miss Lima Anton Mime. Zanalde ROgazin, Mr.. s. Is Mills
and Mr. Emil Seifert, yOlinist. The serious yet fresh
| and interesting programmes show that Mr.. Hamerlk
aims at something higher than popular applause, though
tue entire exclusion 0f Wagner and Lszt from series
, 1875-04-30

fhfea3o. Hanse' tty aa Utrsr sAosi Lfae +a Louf.t
snr Mr. and Ctfrnau t'trfH2atf!, AHon md 81 Eqvu
TA'ou1a !tsr ta!o" }tpo lftst iii>. MsIirsast
, 1875-04-30

tren n ~; ths public ns!., 70 understood mi
Gs''h hpl beca injured. but tecau.s . ne.
,.'.ssos toseLsr 70 Est slnE
busin+'s. TAs Grhat eantfal controllua fsct In tho
sass that tin lihsiona aft!cle Tat written in the
diarnsion Ut pue question. AID, shs nccA'tnn elhg
~ rta*Ite, naIIcs could not be Assumed HnIeAa A.
hrn.4uYs!y establisAti.
cot. VAN ARlfAf
then rornmeucaf lis c1usIpg for the Prosecution He
had felt fr long tins tbtt Tia rtctlesa. wicked, and
trusl Att4rka ut newspapers upon clt1tns
were onn IT Tho Ertatsst esiih and abuses that
the trn!a had to submit tn-4hat they suffered
tyranny 1hl nttfcsaion from partcmlsr class Of
einrs than fentn any nthar class nj Individuals ia
denied thn Fight af editors 10 rAnple uton the tco-
pie There necessity, 10 order that tlry might
eutnY Tbs Advantages OF tbs rresa, that they Ahnud
condition II receiving fhofe adFAntaKest humble
hrMAcsea hrfUrs The sM!0crata that Weititd fhe tFt-
aeldnu. 1s,rer and accept at their handa any fan-
NY Of calsnny and .itrpsra.on thas they happened
Try Innst h. lit frsa in the szeTcisn Of their
fstuitleg, snl tho only way to prevent An htlsc Of
them was iy holding men responsible for tter acts.
veu th~ tn,tn,spn Of opinion oprosed 10 that Of
Htotcy, in entcris Of edftoss that surrounded him,
waa tuonRh 10 bring upon tho person making i :
perfect torrrnt oi abuse and vitureratn. Was thst
legitimate uews7 Wits X necessary that he should
pulah tbs rilest lies about indvdnaa In order tn
promote tbs Idlt!ic gaod7 lie lii MT 1eny The right
Of nswArtter to publish tbs truth but there wAs
4 restriction uIson that.
Ths Colopel nil conclude his argument this m6rn-
lug.
, 1875-04-30
RAILROAD TIhfE TAuLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

EaF1EAH2IfoE a. hErrnEEcE tfAkts.-f Saturday o.
rive snndA1 st e:oo \, "a. Dax. ~
CHIch9o Northwestern RAILaoAn,
Ts&N Qc'tt. II Fisrks tAhsYmTn H1mtst nni IA r...
sf.+ Garner Aadfsoa.d,, md d khe dt1ofs" " "aN