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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08


prcportlon OF sugar IN tne nrss was
lilo per cent: 10 lo.Zz IN the iatter.
-7ct. raul FsoaaeeT-f1Tess.
Revelations OF Lion Tanner.
AT hrst the tongue OF the tanner
was pretty closely tied touching mat
tiers OF his profession, but In due time
ne expanded into talk when ne saw
the genuine enthusiasm OF the keeper
Tor all that related TO the subject, yet
naturally practlced strict reserve IN
everything concerning ms particular
WORK: IN WORD, professional secrets
renamed entomDed.
lie thought men were born to his
vocation, ana there was no resisting
u. lie mad followed shows and hung
around hon cages when ne was boy.
reward manhood the business had ex-
erclSed sucn a Iasclnatlon That ne at
last oDtalned employment with a
tanner, wnom ne followed until ne was
Kllleo Dy ms peasts. rms sangulnary
spectacle aeterred MN Tor the time
from tne ldea OF entering a cage, but
ne continued ms WORK.
Inere We're Two Kinds OF lions IN
tne menagerles-tnose born and raised
IN Ihe cages ana those caught as
wnelps wlld IN ASIA and Africa. A
rev Iun grown were caught In pits.
Inc nrsG Time ne entered a cage was
IN a small snow In provincial town.
Inc Two hons whom ne then encOun-
scars OF twenty years whipping on
tnelr Daid hldes; besides, they were
Dorn ana prought up Dehlnd the bars.
nhey gro"led from force OF habit, but
Gnere was ny much danger In them.
me posters OF course announced the
CWo p,uIes as Two OF tne most Zero
ci0us sings OF the Iorest.
FROM tnese ne passed to cage-bred
Mons III eheir prime, Chence TO the
VIII animals, OF Wnlch Brutus was
one. Ontli the tanner was able to
Morh WIN THESE last' ne was not con-
siueleu az belonging 10 the rank OF
real tainers. me sensation he expe-
rloncea Che nrst time ne entered the
cage VI wiz animals was dlihcult TO
uesc:lpe' ~ was an appreciation OF
lilllhln1nt danger coupled with cour-
age. When ne issued from the cage
us tignts ana slangied clotn felt as
y they nad JUST come out OF the wash
tup. He was steeied up 70 the point
VI plavely peloIe tne pruteS, out ten
ninutes aiIerWard child could have
AnU Ul mn over.
Inc principal secret OF managing
me Drutes was not to be afraid OF
tnem. W men the man showed rear ne
was lost. Inc mastery was not
acquired SO mucn through violence OF
CreaclnenI' as an absolute sense OF
security IN tnelr presence. Audaclty
anu seiI-possesSlon were necessary
every minute, every second;
nolest loss OF equilibrium might
prove Iatai.
Inc Du.tery mode Oh treatment
ABOUT Whicn Dookmen wrote mad
no existence IN Iact among SnoWmen.
no man managed MS beasts with
kinaness. When ms Brutus ncked
MS u Lace III MS performance II looked
aiiectionate, put u was not; ne do IL
because ne was afraid; ana Wnen the
animal went througn tnls osculatory
business ne was o0iiged 70 Keep MS
eye on MN Win all the concentration
oI MS WILL Ior there was sometning IN
tne Deast eyes Wnlcn showed that ne
would sooner use ms teetn IMAM MS
tongue.
mere was an impression tnat lion
once famed is tanned Tor good, as
morse Is broken TO harness. This was
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08
NATURES REMEDH
YEGE1INE1n
IME csEAr Blnop PunnEn.

Az DSseeees ~ sAe 1lseA.-if vsssrrrr
VII reileve pain. cleanse, purify and cure such an.
eases restoring the patient TO perfect health amer fv
ing oi9erent physicisns many remedies suffering f6r
years e not conclusve proof II you are suferer
You can be cured? Why i this medicine performins
sncn Ereas curesf II works In the blood ID the III.
cuatng MUD It can truly be called the 6reof Rlo0d
fs5rer The great source of disease oriainstes IN
Lne 0o0Q AND NO medicine that does not IN drctlv
upon purify and ren0vate. has any lust Claim m
on public attention. vegetine = sold By All DrueEs3
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08

Comefh ~ nf9h ~ niKhs
-Ayyosy.
uApcUrnTrr Il
s. = -.
!. =. .sHe rarxns - y = Ia.sns
Lass"
ABoUr ten years 400. lust after
graduation at the Bellevue Medical
CITY, through the influence Of impor-
tant political friends. I got an appoint
ment as Assistant Surgeon in the
United States Navy. .s.es
nv yosselswas the North Star, con-
nected with the North Pacific SQUAD
ron. and was stationed then at
Acapulco. the most prominent seaport
on To weet coast Of Mexico.
Hard study had somewhat impaired
my health, but as the disorder was not
constitutional it was quite likely that
some travel and sea voyaging would
entirely restore my health.
No matter IL q person Is poor in
purse, If he has . good education, and
knows well what It does, know, and
can use the knowledge, with good
morals and sound health, he need not
fear his abilities viii not be recog-
nized, sooner or later generally
later, and patience win have q sure
reward.
got leave to spend month in
reaching my vessel. Therefore
leisurely j0urneyed from Washington
through the Southern States to New
Orleans.
Itook steamer for Havana and Vera
Cruz. From there ], had to 70 across
the country to the City Of Mexico, and
thence to Acapulco. / wished to see
as much of the country as possible, so
took passage ina carriage known as
diligence. We soon found that il was
not IS dilirent as could be wished.
Our road led across the mountains
and plains. following nearly the same
track a. was pursued by the American
army in our war with that country
Just thirty years ago.
Our party was composed Of Senior
Juan Aka. rich merchant Of the
capital. the Sonora and Senorita Aka,
ali Of whom had been to Havana on 4
trip Of pleasure and profit; Mons.
julius perchawai. portrait painter.
Uoinr to execute commission from
some rich alcaid Of the interior, who
wished to have his wife painted for
once by some other hand than her
maids: myself. beside one. and-how
shall / lescribe her p-she. the most
beautiful woman I have ever seen. and
I've been around the world twice, and
pye,knoWn its seven capital cities. be-
uinnin0 With paris and onf1in0 With
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08

RHEuNArIsM QUIcKLY CuRHD.-n sny
reader Of this paper suffers from rheumatism.
let him get his druggist to order tsoo bottles
Of Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" from his
Wholesale druggist in Chicago, or of Brown
ing & Sloan, indianapolis, and Just as certain
as the sun shines tomorrow, just as sure villa
cure follow. 1t is taken internally. Price, 81.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
A Fair Exchange.

During one Of the Emperor Nicholas
visits to Warsaw be was me. by poor
woman, who threw herself at his feet
and implored his protection. Nicholas
inquired hcr grievance, and she replied
that her only son had just been drawn
for the conscrip,ion, and forcibly carried
oiT by recruiting agent, in defiance Of
the regulation which prohibits the com
pul>ory enlistment Of the only son Of
widow. Wishing to assure himself OF
the truth Of this complaint the Gar
gave orders for the immediate summon,
ing Of the cultrit. The latter, however.
,toutly denied the charge, and asserted
that the woman's petition was merely a
suttcriugc to deiraui the recruiting
agency. inasmuch Is she had in reality
hro >ous, The eldest Of whom had been
enlisted by him in accordance with the
imperial enacsmcn,s on that poiut Both
parties being thu. positive, the Empe-
ror, between his fear If violating the
law and his reluctance to commit an act
of unwarrantable harshncss, was ioi
some time at loss what to Go; but at
length solution Of the difficulty occur
red to hin.
You are quite certain, then said
he, that this woman has really two
sous. and that is the eldest who is at pres
cnt in your hands -
"Qliie SO, your Imperial Majesty"
In that case. replied the Gar, with
4 grim smile, I'VE uu-t not lose SOL
der 50 give beck the eldest son TO his
m,ihc:, and take HI" alter on3.'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06

fau.oas General Almontc. his guardian
and friend to BE- a Field Marshal, and
the richest man in Mexico; where at
Jala!a. in ISIS, our victorious arm,
found him a hale I'D nan, retired irou!
active life and living in vast sp!cndor.
ana surrounded by an extensive proge-
ny. OF his children but cne rose to
i>,inction-thc black slced Of the
fnmiy-a Gl!ow IS the name cf Cortl-
mas. not unknown to fame. particularly
along that stream which Clay Craw-
flrd made to rcsounl with certain buc4
cau"crlng exploits of his.
Curious episodes. indeed but fit
cu'@rowih f the rock.ribbed lclgcs
dark with the silent horror Of death. 4"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
LEGEND Of the Jasmine.

We are to!l that duke Of Tuscany
was rhc fit; ro>>css'r Of this pretty
shrub in Europe and he WAS so jcal-
ously fearful lest others should enjoy
Whist he alorc wished to LOSSES, that
siic, irjunc,ions were gwen to his gar
dcn.r no, to rive 4 sip, cot SO much
as siu.le flower. to any person. 10
III. c,mmanl the gardener would have
Icrn r.i.iiul. hal hot love wounded
him ty The sparkling eyes Of a i'lr bat
p2riirnlr', peasant, whose want Of dow
~, and Lis poverty alone kept them
from the tymcncalal,ar. On The birth
day Of his mistress he Presented her
with no>, gay, md to rcrdcr the b7u-
quct more acceptable, oGnamented it
with "a branch Of Tic jasmine. The
y"rr, Hy'". wishing to preserve the
bloom Of this nc% flower, put it into
frc-h earth, and the branch remained
.rrcu all the year In the following
spr.rg i, cr-w, and was covered wiki
flowers. It houri>Ltl and multiplied 50
mitch under the fair nymph's cultiva-
ton. that III. was able to ana>S a little
forum, from the precious gift which
love had made her: when wiki 4 .pri@
Of Jasmine in her breast, She bestowed
her hand auI wealth on the happy car.
NJ.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
THE FRIENDS OF LONG AGO.

~, .,. ,:
"hen isit III 'he '"'''e"' E'"''',"%'
Ana Inc busy s,re''s e''" sun
dream OF the widc green '"T"'o"'.
ANA 'he o!u hO",T q" '''' ''''''
about tn" doorway !'"'
AMI aSAln my h'ari e'''' greeting
40 tie triehIs "i ''"s "S'
Dear long ago
can sec ny mother suing
with he Sno" lass IN ncr "h'''
Ana 'ht Sn', 'eS ""o'e ''' S"'''''e'
AN! "'' '"Vc >"i"' ''''
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06

\ tragedy occurred in Chicago lust
week, which created sensation. A
man named Joseph w. Glndden, OF
Oshaloosa, Iowa, ended his own exist
ence, aud also that Of woman who
had come to the boarding house where
he was stopping, claiming to be his
wife. The two had been closeted to-
gcther some time, VIXEN the chamber
maid, in passing the door Of the room,
heard loud cries, and moment lister
was horrifcd at seeing the woman
emerge from the room with her throst
cut. She WAS followed by GLADDEN.,
whose throat was also cut, and who fell
upon the woman, when they both ex.
pred. As they were being carried
from the building on the way to the
Moryue, the covering Of the woman's
face was accidentally lifted, and by.
standcr recognized the body Of the VIC
man as that Of his wife. He had just
arrived in the city to search for her,
aud was accidentally passing the house
when he made the horrible discovery.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
Poople Of Weight.

The cham;io rat nan Of North Car
olira is Captain James +. Jones. Tie
j. ,ix feet one inch. and kicks the beam
at 6l1 pounds. laruum has been after
him.
\ pair of boot lasts have been made
for l.echari Wilcox. Of Rome, New
York. who is seven feet high aud
weighs 600 pound' The las's are
TWENTY-FIVE inches in length, seven in
hci.ht and eighteen around tho inStcp.
Near Avon, Missouri, is a Miss
Evans, who is curiosity She is Only
ten Year, old, bat is probably the lars-
c>t .irl for her age in the world. Her
hnj.ht is about five feet, and she weighs
MS pounds. Her features are even
,nd prc.ty. ,ni Ter manner Is Ilvely
One would take h"r to tc about clEh-
teen. Size can 10 mere work, not
wlth>taniln- her supe'abuandance ol
Il, III, than most girls of twice her age
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
\ Coxrn,>r-The disposition Of

\ CONTRAST The disposition OF
mankind to v:b,atr from one cXtrrmc
to another has never been more slgnaIIy
shown than insthe treatment OF thieves
a century a.o. when men We're hanged
At Nrwsa;c for stealing loaf OF bead
and the present timc. when it is con.
.jI,rcd a remarkable achievement OF
ius,icc if n wholesale r.undcrcr can be
convicted of his crime and sent tor
few wears to the pcn.tentiaTy.-fd"'-
v,orc .NLa
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06

THE work of devastation and doath
has gone on for so long time in Cuba
tha. both parties are now said to desire
peace, und certainly this country ought
to encourage them in any honorable ef'
forts to secure it. The exports OF su-
gar alone from Havana ard Matan'
zas has declined from 23S, 1853 tons IN
the frsts months of 1875 to l47 W.
tons in the same period of 1876; while
between 1874 and 1876 the exports
to this country had diminished in yulue
rom sS6,OO0 900 to s5S,O0O OOO-a
fall of nearly 81 per cent. 1t is doubt
ful, however, whether Cuba will accept
the terms which Spain is supposed to
be willing to extend, and Cuba is in ns
favorable az attitude to dictate rs the
mother country -.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
Nux AND LINE WArER.-Mil

MILK AND LINE WATER.-MilE
and lne water are how frequently pre-
,cribcl by physicians in cases Of dys-
nenis;a and weakness Of the stomach.
ot,en when the functions of digestion
,nl assimilation have been seriously I'm
n,ired 4 diet Of bread, milk and lime
water has an c1celleu, effect. The way
to mslc lime water is simply to procure
few lumps Of unslakcd limc' put tho
lime in stone jar, add water until !he
j,me is s!aked and Of about the consist
rpcy # thin cream the lime Settles
!cayins the pure and clear !ime water r ,t
RI. ton Three or four tablesPooniuls
Of it may be added to goblet oi MIX
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
i Strange Theft by q Mouse.

4 very amu>.u. irridrnt occurred
one n...h; recently q; ;he rc>!drnce Of
II \ Bennett in Nv Preston. Conncc-
,cur. Nr. &C. Ncnncy md wife, of
New YolS, were ,tayins there FIR L
shor; time aul on tie n.fi in question
;hcy lct:r,l t. thyir room at al early
hour. sir Kcnnry tork the Precau-
r.oa t, place q large roI! # bills in the
heel II hi, bot. Tie cut>ilr bill hap
pcnci t. tc ten dollar note. Accord
in.lv. a'i,r arranging III money care
i4uy in tie h,ot. auj thinking no bur-
.lI could !i.I it, Le refined ior the
ri.ht What VA, lis a,;oni-tmcnt Il"
thcmoruin- TO lind tia; tic ten q .Iar bii.
w.s .umc. Search WIS ualc through
cut ;hc apartment, tut no trscc ci the
m.>,ia.. money ~ii be found. It was
ccr;ai;.,y very mysterious. Only one
o.' H.. I'll oi hi.i, va, zone. A';,r
= ul.u. many hom, IL the search
Mf, Knn.y rcmorr,i a stand, and to-
,ic,I one conner oi the lo>t bill lro'
.rui:n: from small uou>e hoe. The
.iitc bur.'ar lad entered the aPariinrn;
.nl >uccccicd in dta@giu. the b'II the
whole length cf the ,room to ii> hnle.
wLo,c !, luckily caught on nail. Ihe
ho.. wa 50 small tuat the bi.l could only
5y extracted in small pieces. The bur
slnr i, still at hrse, s.thoush the owner
Of the hou.e ciirr, large reward for
!..- Apprehension.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06

An amherst Mass farmer lately
offered one If the young ladies' who
teach in tie public schools there a bush
Fl of prtatrc, if Size wouli wheel them
home through the streets at an hour
when tie greatest number Of students
were tahin. their walks He had them
loaded On the whcelbarrow ready for
her. and she p'ucAlly wheeled them
home. tclliu. him that when he had
more potatoes to dispose Of IN that way
To let her know.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06

TorClllSG ISClpEST.-A most
tonch;ns incident attending the death
If MIR. Springs. on Monday last, WAS the
n,b;bi,ion Of faithful attachment to his
master by li;,le terrier that was with
him. The poor little dog lay down BY
the side Of the corpse Of the old man
and resented every effort made to touch
the body. even keeping the insects from
buzzing about his remsins. True ID
If, and faithful ever, the poor uncon.
,idered cur gave lesson to crrIns ma
,urc worthy of unfadins remembrance
C,uolind SPARTAN
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
ADVERTISING RATES

Ei15' Ordinary transient advertisements
inserted At the rate Of Sl.00 per square
one inch) for first insertion and IS els per
square for each subsequent insertion.
Esy" Contracts fvr a period OF three
months or longer will be made with ad-
veriisers at liberal rate.
EJ"Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect
will be inserted free Of charge, il they do
net exceed sixty words in length. Other
wise, they will be charged for at the rate
Of one cent per word.
ESSn Transient advertisements must bs
accompanied with the cash TO insure inser-
ton. except in cases Of regular adver-
tisers.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
Blunt but True.

There is said to be young maa in
the Missouri pcritentiary, whose parents.
at their death, left him a fortune Of
$50 600. There is where his parents
made fatal mistake If they had ta'
ken the prccaution TO invest that sum
in n small dog, and shot him, and then
had simply left the young man a jack
plane or wood saw, with printed In
>tructions how to use it, the chances
are, that instead Of being in the peni-
t,ntiary. he woull to-day have been
gradually but surely working his way
up to u handsome competency and an
honorable old age. But ever since the
day, of Aiam and Eve, parents have
made it poir, to struggle and toll all
their lives in cldcr 20 realize sufficient
>um of money TO purchase, when they
are dead and zone. their sons each i
first class through ticket 10 tho devil.
and it is not much to bc wondered at thai
~ many of their sonS, reared III vic,
aud likeness. as too many ot them o'-
ten are. have no higher ambition than
to invest their inheritance in just that
sort vi transportation.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
Cry John NJ. Harlan, newly ap.

GIN. John Vt. IIarIau, HV"T! 'F.
pointed Supreme Court Justice "
.,;j to be not 50 heavy man as judge
Davis. but he will be the largest n'aI
an III, bench. If he were lady, he
w,uld y, called magnificent blonde,
saws Mr.. lIal>tcal for the new Judge
is tall and ruddy, and Of msj"stle hsur'.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
,r,s.oru or TIE ARMIES ABOUT

STRENGTH OF THE ARMIES ABOUT
p,ryxA-The London Times war sum-
mary contains an elaborate computation a
Of the strength Of the Russian army OF
the Danube. The conclusion IS tha'
only 100000 men have crossed 'ho
Danube of which 10000 have been
disposed of by battle ordlsease' W the
Impsrial Guard only 10000 will reach
the front fit for service, SO that ~ rem rem
forced the army will amount to 2oo, ,oou'
TLi, includes the Roumanians. ou' e1'
rludcs the Dobrudscha column CT 81
600. The writer estimates Osman nmn
ps,hn's army, As reinforced, at loo'ooo'
and Sulieman Pasha's at about the Ssme'
50 the contestants have equal forces
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06

\ PROVINCIAL contemporary says
there are hundreds Of people who had
become religious when danger is near
and adds: We knew Of man who
fell from bridge across certain Tiver,
and Jus, MS lie found he must 90, ana
no help fer it. he hawlcd out to the top
of his voice. Lord have mercy on me,
and be quick, too.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-11-06
ANNA'S PLAN.

VT. hIdCNN H''OH p''''N '' "
poked the glowing Goals vigorously
when he was vcxcG he always dill that
.-ty way suppose. Of satisfying he
desire t. strike WHO ever he haprcnoC
to be vcxcd with.
This time it was his pretty 4anghtor
Anna. who va, making her shining
knitting needles fy faster than her IA
thcr DID the poker, while her bright
brown ewes .azcl somewhat defantly Al
the form of her father as he stopped
over the fire. aud her red mouth was
cou,res>sc with Determined c1vrcN'
sion.
Mr.. Graccy's head was sI.oc!y an3
sandy now, but if one hr1 seen hi. i"r-
trait as youn. man it would ha''
shown dark suhurn winch lay in waves
Ike Anna own, and in The face Il strong
resemblance to hcrs.
She resembIcd him in hi, strong will
to-, and their opinion, cla>hcd oi;cnoI
,isn Wa, quite agreeable u the ccn;lC
mother. slo wanted everything to ::
on 50 smoothly.
This time i, wa, Anua's te.I-in
deed her accepted !o.,r. wlo had onc'
had the fathers cr>ent-~h2 VAS tAt
cause of ,!e trouble
: Ties was a dance over a: Wesilc't
Corners. $ it w,s called and Anna va
dc,cra inci To- - with Ley lover, H.yh
ara L.nlGn. and hcr .a:her determined
: that .ho should 90 with 4 ciy cousin
vas yisi,!n. iieu., ia ia'ir owa irap
,, And i he could have -,ca lc''r fr'H
4, Richsrd which Was >nu.l y hidden Il
| Anna pocket, he might hnvc been ever
more determined than lie was
Father. you never once objected Il
Richard ulI YOU had Tia; dispute viii
! his father sbou; tie lauI, said Aurs
Maybe not, r,li,d Nr. Gr>cr.
.tr,ishtcnius ny hi, ts!l f.urc; bu
I've vowed since 70 have nyth:ns 10 d
with the whole st cf I.anlon,. l.is
fsthcr, Ike ,on. MI. y know- h"'
Richard, soin. To turn out I've ma i
up NY niud | won't lave h!m loA'"t
round here any longer.
But father, we had your consen
once
Don, care II You lid. take
back. That's all. Now, there's y"u
cousin Tom wants you d, tad 50 Eirh
.ri doe. why can't you take HIM, lA
, scn,itle uir, aud be- satisfied ,
/ 'F.ih.r, noLody thinks much &
Ihoma. Why but you. | don't he
hcvc La!f the tales lie to-, shout ber"
50 vel off. never ~.ll innTIy h.m,
.eli you.
Wen see about that As to IL
dance tonight, you can oi:hrr let T'i
drive YOU over OF you can stay :
homc'
1t wns on .Anaa's ,ir' t. s.y IA
would stay Il, hons; but Richard : I.'''
and pleading spoke FIR him.
la rather a, si;h NJ cousin 'h'.
stay at Lom,,' -hc -ail. quietly
.Nrry w.i!, then, You can 60, sa'
the etaihcr
Auna turned nul 1T the ro'a
hu, there vas s,mr,lln. in her q
ali HE morning wHirh majc the oI