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Allied Enemies to Health.

In many of the faircst and most 1eTtI!c us.
tricts of North and Tropical America, air and
water are allied enemies to health, both be-
Ing imprcgnated with the poisonous , T''ns-
n,Gto which produce chills and fever, bilious
rcmittents and fcbrile disorders OF sun
Inorc malignant type. Fortunately, sure
preventive and curative of such destructive
maladcs is to be found in hostcltcr ot"li u
nch Bittcrs, a vegetable preparation which i.
Infinitely 70 be preferred, both on account I
its efficacy and freedom from all hurtfuIl
properties, to the delcteriOus mineral and
alkaloid remedies of the pharmacopGia 1t
is moreover, the rci@ring specific for dys'
pcpsia, debility, constipation, urinary
promotes appetite and sleep, and is capital
antidotc to depression of spirits.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-09-28

themselves as the weeds have. 1t
does indeed look like kind OF fore
thought in the red-root. 1t is killed
nv the first frost, and hence knows the
danger of delay.-John Burroughs IN
Scaibner for October.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-09-28
The Lakeside Librarv.'

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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-09-28

WIIuoFT's Tonic is not Il panacca-is not
a cure for everything, but is cathoIicon
for malarious diseases, and day Ivy day adds
fresh laurcls to its crown of glorious sue
cess Enrorecd Liycrs and SplccnS, along
the shady banks of our lakes and rivers, are
restored to their healthy and normal Sc
crctions. Health and vigor follow its use,
and Chills have taken their departure from
every household where WilEofts Anti
Periodic is kept and taken. Don't fail to
try it. q. H. FINLAY q Co., Proprlctors. New
Orleans.
FuKsALE BY ALL DKUGGISTS.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-09-28

The legacies received by Congrega
tionalist churches in Connecticut for
the last six years amount, according 10
report, to more than $750,000.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-09-28

PRussING's White Wine Vinegar excels all
others in purity strength and flavor Try it.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-09-28

Fox SALE Ely ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
INDUSTRIAL, STATISTICAL AMI
TECHNICAL.

IT is said that dry rot may be prevented
in new buildings and stopped in old
ones hy filling up the space between the
floor ioists with "tank-waste" from al
kali works.
A FIRM in Treves, Germany, manufac-
lures fire blocks Of refuse tan, just as it is
taken from the pits. They are said to
equal in ilame-heating power the best
stone coal.
THE demand for rubber tires for omni-
buses and carriages is again re lived, and
rubber manufacturers in London and Ber-
lin now offer what is claimed as a strong,
durable and silent tire that will outlast
iron on the heaviest traffic. The sanitary
advantages of using rubber tires are SO
great that it is to be hoped this most de-
sirable substitute is really made practical
IT is twenty years since an Englishman
prophesied that should guttapercha be
used for submarine telegraphic purposes
an animal would be either foun or created
with peculiar liking for it. Now the
Popular Science Monthly says that the
creature has been found. 1t is an insect
about quarter of an inch long, which
bids fair to make great deal of trouble
owing to its love for guttapercha.
DURING the exhibition the foilowlngare
the official rates which will be charged al
the places named for railroad excursion
tickets to Philadelphia and return, ovel
the Pennsylvania Railroad:
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

blackened plain, where, before, the brown
grasses had waved their pennons, and the
little birds had gossipped over their sup
per of seeds.
"Twas fire fight fire. wasn't it?"
said Burt, running his hand over Flor
rey's ridgey head, as, late in the evening.
the girls told their story to the gathered
family; hr'-remembering his prom
ise-" take it all back; play I didn't say
anything. Don't make any odds if your
hair-what there is of it's red, you're a
brave one, and III vote for you every
time"
Yes" said the father, eff your hair
had been black or brown, you could have
served our home no better. | never heard
that the greatness Of soul depended at all
on the color of ones hair. Remember,
little one, that God looks at the heart and
not at the hair. You can he Just as true,
noble and Christian a girl and woman,
as my little Sorrel, as you could be if you
We're beautiful as Venus or Juno"
And now Florence has learned to forget
the brightness of her hair, in helping to
make brightness in her home, and one
could hardly find on all Blooming
Prairie" a happier girl than our once sor-
rowfui Sorreltop.-N. y. Observer
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
Disasters by Floods in New England.

BosToN, March "a
THE damage by the frcshet on Saturday
over New England must have been over
81 900, 900, and perhaps II dozen lives
were lost Miniature Mill River disasters
were seen on all sides. The city was COM
paratively unframed, ChOked sewers and
Cess-pOOls being the worst damaged At
Clinton, Messy Pond, which furnishes u
broad plateau Of $50 acres, gave way and
was soon drained. A tannery was knocked
from It's foundations, four tenement houses
tloatcd off, and 100 rods of fence and
road were washed away At Fullcrvlle
the wooden mill buildings We're swept
away and, not Il vestige left. The damage
in the Shetuckct, Quincbang and Yontic
Valleys alone was hundreds of thousands.
In Norwich the churches were deserted,
and thousands were eXcitedly helping to
save property. At the foot of ShctuCkct-
street Hill the water was two feet deep,
and on the wharves themselves, ordinar-
ily eight feet or more above the
water, men We're navigating in boats
and on RATS. The Baltic dam gave
way at about noon, and soon the
stream began to rise rapidly, and on
/ its foaming bosom came down bales OF
cotton, whisky barrels, a buzz saw and
tables and all sorts of furniture The
water was thirteen inches higher than in
the great flood of 1851 and five inches
/ higher than in 1907, when there was a
! destructive frcshet at Baltimore. A boat
was capsizcd and four lives lost at Yer
saillcs. Mrs. Coleman, who had become
mother but three days before, jumped
| from window and was drowned with
/ her babe. At Taftville, George Black
man was caught while in boat, with the
debris, and borne hClplessly over the dam,
standing erect.
/ Details continue to be received of losses
! by Saturdays storm. Dams continued
| breaking Yesterday and to-day. Losses
in the neighborhood of Clinton, Mass,
aggregate $500 and about Norwich,
Conn, to-day, five men were drowned
by the washing away of dam embank-
ment which they were strengthening.
The aggregate loss in New England is
| enormous.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
Present Series: VOLUME x

inent act within the late decision of the supreme
Court A bill was paesed amendatory of the
bankrupt law, by providing that no voluntary
assignment by debtor of all his property, made
IN good Faith, for the benefit OF creditors, and
vaiaed according to the law Of the State where
made, shall of itself, in the event of hi, be;na
subsequently, adjudicated a bankrupt. be a bar
10 the discharge of such debtor. The motion to
reconsider the vote by which the bill reducing
Tue residents salary was passed was lost-yess
Z4' nays, 81. Announcement was made that The
House had adopted the BeIknap Impeachment,
arncits ...Several bills were introduced and re-
ierfed IN the House. The articles of lmpeach-
ment against cx-Secretary Belknap were adopted
ana Aersrs. Lord, Knott, Lynde, McMahon
'onAS' Lapram and Hoar were appointed as
managers OF the prosecution on the part Of the
House air. Lord standing as Chairman OF the
Board OF Managers. Bills were passed-author
lzing the sale of the Pdwnee reservation in Ne
braska; amending he Pension law for the war Of
-0 'Ni VI
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
An EASTER CAROL.

SwEETLY the birds are singing
At Easter dawn,
Sweetly The bells are ringing
On Easter morn,
Aud the words that they say
On Easter day
Are" Christ the Lord is risen.'' &
Birds! forget not your singing
At Easter dawn;
Bells! be we ever ringing
On Easter morn.
In the spring of the year,
When Easter is here,
Sing" Christ the Lord is risen'
Buds! We will soon be flowers,
Cherry and white;
Snowsto-ms are changing to showers,
Iarkness to light.
With the wakening Of spring,
Oh, sweetly sing
. Lo! Christ the Lord is risen.''
Easter buds were growing
Ages age;
Easter lilies were blowing
By the waters flow.
All nature was glad,
Not creature was sad,
For Christ the Lord was risen.
Emily D. Chapman, in ST. Nicholas.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06


RECENTLY there has been discovered in
Kentucky vast deposit of mari, covering,
it is stated, an area of some 200 square
miles. The mari is found most exten-
sively in the tobacco growing countries,
and on this account is of vast importance
to the tobacco interest. The State GeOlo-
gist says it is perhaps " the most important
discovery ever made by geological sur
vey." This arl-bed is described as being
of thickness varying from twelve to thirty
feet, very rich in potash, soda and phos
phorus, so exposed and easily dug that at
several points it can be loaded into wagons
or carts at about twenty-five cents per ton,
accessible by open digging over an area of
about three thousand square miles and by
deeper mining sure to be used in time over
twelve thousand miles.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
OCI7Y FTHE JASPER WALL.

o CITY OF the jasper wall,
And Of the pearly gatel
For thee amid the storms Of life,
Our weary spirits wnit.
We long to walk the streets OF gold
No mortal feet have trot:
We long to worship at the shrine,
The temple of our God
o home Of bliss. o land Of light!
Where falIeth neither shade nor blight.
OF every land the brightest, best,
When shaG we there find peace and rest.
o city where they need no light
OF sun or moon. or star,
Could We with eye Of faith but see
How bright thy mansions are;
How soon our doubts would flee away,
How strong our trust would grow,
INT our hearts should lean no more
On tIifes here below
home of bliss! 0 land Of light,
Where falleth neither shade nor blight
or every land the brightest best,
When shall We there find peace and rcsts
y city where the shining gates
Shut out all grief and sin,
Well may we yearn amid earth's strife
The holy peace to win.
Yet must We meekly bear the cross,
Nor seek 10 lay it down,
Until our Father brings us home
And gives the promise crown.
home Of bliss. o land OF light!
Where falleth neither shade nor blight!
OF every land the brightest. best,
Soon shall We there find peace and rest.
-IOupg Pilgrim
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

termediate points at a reduction of about
twenty-five per cent. from the old rates.
Wool dyed black according to the foi-
lowing recipe, it is said, does not rub Oft
in the least while the tibers remain loose
and open, and it has desirable reddish
cast Boil the thoroughly washed wool
well for an hour and a half in a bath com
posed. for 100 pounds Of wonl. Of s1s
pounds OF chromate Of potash, Pc pounds
Of alum, Il pounds Of blue yiriol, and
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

two pounds OF commercial sulphuric acid,
and dye it, without rinsing in fresh water,
with twenty pounds of log-wood and
twenty pounds of Brazil wood. 1t is ad-
vantageous for the color to allow the wool
to remain in the mordant for twelve
hours.-Erchange. .-...
THE following statement of the valuation
of the New York dailies, from the cores
pondonce of the St. Louis Globe Democrat,
is probably as near an approach to accu-
l. IL, ,,.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

-" When" he said, violently, "wher
are you going to pay me that little bill
I've dunned you till I'm tired and mad
Now want positive answer-when viii
you pay it?" By Jove"' was the reply
s.you must take me for a prophet. How
can tells,,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

"A freighter attached an odometer to
his wagon wheel before lesving the Black
Hills, and the instrument recorded 24o1a
miles as the shortest distance between
Custer City and cheyenne.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
Jewel RObberies in England.

If, as most persons suspect, the nu-
merous big jewel rObberics from private
houses in London within the last few
months, have been planned and carried
out by the same band of desperadocs, the
reward of So, 800 Just offered by the Earl
of Egmont for the apprehension OF the
burglars who entered his residence at
Banstead last week, is hardly likely to
lead to the result which his LOrdship de-
sircs. Not one robbery Of this class has
been found out since the Countess of Dud-
ley's iewel-case was so clcvcrly conveyed
away at Paddington Station last year.
The Earl Of EgmOnt estimates his loss at
500, 900 to $25, 900. The articles gone in
clude twenty rings, half dozen diamond
brooches, eight or nine bracelets Zone pair
set with $50 stones), similar number OF
earrings and lockets, with three very val
liable watches. In reading over the list
of this noblcman's losses it will strike
most people that lie might at least have
taken a little more care of such costly
trinkcts In this, as in so many other
cases, all that the thieves had TO do was to
wait until the family had assembled at
dinner and then to place ladder at the
bedroom window, skip lightly in and ran
sack drawers and cases for the costly
plunder ready to their hands. II our
great families are to retain their Jewels
they must place them, like their money,
in banks Of deposit, or hide them away in
places less accessible than drawer or
tell tale jewel case. .-LioerpooI Courier.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

1t takes aservant twice as long to bang
the stove and scuttlc, while putting coal
on the CRATE, if you are trying TO talk te
somebody than if you are not. He does il
for revenge,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

3 IT is this unquiet self-love that renders
us so sensitive. The sick man, who sleeps
ill, thinks the night long. We exagger-
ate, from cowardice, all evils which we
encounter; they are great, but our sensi.
bill ty increases them. The true way to
bear them is to yield ourselves up with
confidence to God,-Fsnelon,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

Three or four Detroit girls were the
other day discussing the character and
standing of & certain young man, and an
old lady was close listener. One Of the
girls finally remarked: Well, guess
he's rich, for l saw him coming cut OF
bank the other day." And | guess he
drives street car" put in the old lady,
g for l saw him jump off car one day
last week. .n-DetroN Free Press.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

If silver is drug why not physic the
poor with itg--Alta California.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

DEAR children, yc ought not to cease
from hearing or declaring the Word Of
Col, because you do not always live ac-
cording to it, or keep it in mind. For in
asmuch as you love it and crave after it, it
will assuredly be given unto you; and
you shall enjoy it forever with God, ac-
cording to the measure Of your desire
after it.-John Tdulor.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

"A fine doe, weighing 1876 pounds, was
lately killed on piece of ice floating III
Lake Erie. The animal was noticed when
about two miles from shore, when two men
rowed out and killed her. The cake OF
ice on which the doe was travelling to her
death was about twelve feet square.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
Me Goleda GMonifle.

The CHRONICLE is published at the County seat
Of Tama, one of the largest richest. most central
and populous counties in Iowa ltis the oldest
paper in the County and one of the Oldest in the
State having been established in 1855. Its circu-
lation being large and constantly increasing, makes
II a very desirable advertising medium for business
men and manufacturers wishing to bring their
goods and wares to the notice OF the people Of
Central Iowa.
Advertising rates made known on application.
JOB PRINTING
of every description executed with neatncss and
dispatch. Special attention paid to
PRINTING IN COLORS.
Your fayors earnestly solicited.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

"A Reading canary bird, trained to
sing, "O Strassburg, du wunder-schoene
stadt,n was sold for fifteen dollars.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

RUBY, for mercy's sake, bring some
kindlings-anything-hurry"
Now she felt the hot air on her face;
how the flame roared, and the smoke was
growing thick and sitting.
At last-it seemed an age to Florry,
who had been pulling handfuls of grass
and piling them-Ruby came with paper,
straw and chips, and soon-but not mo-
ment too soon 1.-The grass inside the ring
was burning, and the girls, running back
to escape their own fire, knew that they
we're saved. All around them swept The
sea of flame, till it finally died in the
waters of tie creek, leaving smoking,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

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ON osuue emo iorfaitsr Storma9tsr'
mes GsiormiorNa8.
- Set fer no til, at Der mart
oil ubbrboe &ris mslsm Gan Gal.
uaoor % Guatemala / Wslsm.
Mmeritd.
- unaarsns tor. Yolititsr %
Statsmano. SranB 0eat, iOm peo
lin StatstIsst %Opnaasoe. bpao RIOS.
iuib foraiapes' itr0bie pso Taabsn'
moat OF ,rbpsrpe for lit 3ano, er
nv oeo, os blsu bssraust ben 3ois
Sebr. | Ysft.
- Sslparb er ubnopnt til ame.
ritanit 8slant / ebina ilsbstior ben
afoGoe Nperp.
Ssrrsbuist / Yortusal bar be.
Inttet, at Slap,rist | be pOrtu9lnlis
8olouisr paa Ifrifas 8sittpit ltal
oilfaTes.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10
Noranoet.
spanien.

Spanten.
. Waerib. 31te San. @eneral 9airo
bar tuunset earliiterue til at opsiu,
Sdeirinssn al Bilbao, % Msslerln'
aeus trooper rptfer frsm moo Don
Gorlss's $ousefparter.
- Gen lite 6sbr. rpttsos Ssne'
raj Gompos meo lin Scr fremao !
8al;ancalen % tpanS earliltsrrs til
at tratte iis tilbase MOB @renolsn,
Den lpanlts &ssierins ifal baps $aut
ON at faa tilsnrsbrast &risen moo
9orIilterns / Qsbst al en- u9es 8io.
% oil ca ieuce en- llrrre aropps'
ltprts ill Cuba.
Sen 2pcn 6ebr. bauSs @sns
raj Nipsra taost earliltsrnss 9TH
lina | Werbeem at Staosn gltlla
oa Garliierne i Siscapa trat ~
tilbaae iii 3orno;a. Garlliterns be
apnbte otter at bslipce Gan Seba
itian. Manse ipanlte 6amil'sr fps
tsoe til 0rantris. Sc tOnsslise Ss
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10
2lmtrc xmaanpbeeer.

ga 8praaoet / Woltan bauSe
bsluttst at lsnbe SIG 600 lom par
inoiamlsbs til 9iGlp for De Nsolis
oenoe i Ssr;ssoluIna, piloe &slleren
lite tiQaes Nhsnoslien, lflent ban
tloIissrs Sntst bopee bapt MOB Sub
lamlln9tn.
= 8 Yaris er Pre- frantic SIRee'
rsr blspnc afifsoiSsos iorei Dc paa
Iapulson ben SrsoisS Sposoa9 b.
uaansos eli Ser9s8uosticnslte.
3 $upsoitaosn 8sIsrao %
f,rs andre ierbiits 8psr ital DC,
bare barnet Iis &ommittesr mso Del
Normaal at iaa 6prit Mllans Ior
jaset, ioroi ban life uil srtl9rs Spr
ti,t &ris.
Den siterrisifs 8sslsrlns neg
ter at ben iorstassr mllltore &uli
ninssr | ben SeniiSt at tribe int
mso Iaabenma act moo Snltansr
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-10

Stsmniratn ipnss at bIipe
Gr Spsotsr Blaines domination
mere os mere gunitis. S9iaa @sm
gorf 5ribune" anbefaler bam iom
Yronoeut. &asbipat.
- Gil HsnnOnstommisior / Senrb
VI. Mttinions Siso bar Yreiioenten
uomluerct eborlss VI. Sill al @is.
coniiu.
= Gil SntsrnaI Nepenue &ouet.
tor / Minnslotas 2oet Ollirtt bar
Y~t9fiosnten nomineret @iuiam
Bidtl.
SIR. Banninss 6orilas fuitiettsr /:
en- 8,usrals &arslen til s13 500,
en- 8susral. 9eitnants s11 900, 81.
neral. Waior $500, Brisabs.8 ens.
raj s.. 500 Sberit 90 500 Sbsrit.
eeiinnnt $4,000. Walor 81 500, &a'
palsri. &apt. $4,000, Snianteri.&npt.
81 800, en- Npluiaut 81 800. en-
Hsaimsnts. 8~partsrmsiterSl 800. Yrs
mltr. gcitnanter az Rapalsrist 81 600,
90. AT Sufanieriet 800, Sstono.
S"eiinaut at &apaIsrist 81 800, 90.
al Sniani,rlst 81 2O0, Seltprsitsr
81 800 % Ospotiorualters 81. 800.
- gauoets Si9lo sr | 5annar
Maaeo bIspsn forminoltet met
81 599. l55.
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