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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-30

Appleton's Journal for September has
three illustrated articles-one on Charles
River" second on Elton College," and
another on the "Tyrol and The Tyrolese.'
There is also frontispiece by Alfred
F.edericks to q dramatic poem called
The Last Banquet" based on an Incl
dent in the French Revolution. The Sec
ond installment of the story "A Struggle,
by Mr.. Barnet Philips, delineates CAPT
tally some stirring incidents in French
mansion on the Alsatian border during the
Franco German war. A very promising
new novels begun called by Celia's Ar
bor," written conjolntly by those popular
authors, Walter Besant and James Rice,
authors of Ready Money Mortiboy" and
'sThe Golden Bui>riiy" Mr.. Writ Skies
sends from Wales some entertaining COM
ments ON tie name "Gwendolca," which.
George Eliot gives to the heroine Of "Ds
iel Derond ;" tracing it to "Gwenllian, "
meaning white linen, accompanied with
striking dramatic sketch of an early
Welsh heroine o. re name. Then the e
is somewhat long but excellent sho
story, tom Ches.er's Romance by Miss
Olney "a bit of pleasant gossin or
eSome Old Play Bills, !" by IN. f. w. 81
paper on Charles Kingsley ard III
School y yy Mr.. E. l. Bullingame. ~.
stance Fenimore Woolson among Inc IN
tnbutors to The poetry. There are ssill
ether papers, and well-filled editorial de.
partmenis, making rich budget for tic
quarter of dollar asked for it.
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Eclectic Me- aziue.

For itg steel engraving the &c cite for
September contains fine portrait of the
famous musical composer, Richard Veg
ner. Accompanying this in the letter.
press is an admirable analytical and bio
graphical article on Wagner and his mu-
sic, by the Rev. II. r. Haweis, one of the
most competent Of living musical critics
and an enthusiastic admirer of the Wag-
merriam music drama. This portrait and
article are alone worth the price of the
number.
Among the ether literary contents are,
Drifting Light Waves" by Richard A
Proctor, b. A., +. r. 8. Round the
World III Yacht" by Thomas Brassey,
NJ. r., Part T.; German Schools" BY
Walter Perry; An Apology TO. Idsers;''
Life and Times of Thomas ct" b.
james Anthony Froude; my ice, liar
ty," poem, BY Henry s. Lei !; THE
Story Of Prism" Pictures in Holland, on
and off Canvas" Ivy Lady Verney, "a
Feather;" Notes on the Geographical
Distribution of Animals, by w. F. Kirby,
naturalist; additional chapters Of Young
Musgrave," by Mrs. Oliphant; MODE I
Dirlemacv;" Japanese Miniature Odes;n
"Cap-A New England Dog;" Dresden
China and its Mandatory at Meisseo,
Sasony;" "Vital Force;" and 'The Melan-
choly Ocean," These, together with the
copious Editorial Noes on home and for
eign literature, science, and art, make up
a number various enough in its interest TO
meet the requirements Of all classes of
readers, and not too tx ting for the sea-
L..
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The Popular Science Monthly for Sep
TENDER opens with another able original
paper by Herbert Spencer, on the deveI.
opmcnt Of the domestic relations, In
which he indicates some Of the most inn
poItant lines OF future social progress.
Then article, "Odd Forms among
Fisles,n Is by the late Prof. 6anbofu
Tenny, who, with The aid 81 Numerous IL
lustrations, gives very entertaining ac-
count OF sundry curious divcfgences from
the typical pattern In this division Of ami
NAL life. The Obecrvatofies Of Italy, OF
which they are no less than ten, under the
patronage of the Government, are briefly
described in the third article, with the
work that each Is doing. "On Drops" Is
a shurt but fully illustrated account Of
some remarkable exp erimente, showing,
by the aid Of electric illumination The Gu
rious shades which drops Of fluid take on
striking : bard aurface. Civilization
and Morals. BY Mr. ]. N. Larned, is an
instructive discussion Of mans various
relationships, aud how out of these has
grown up his present system Of morals.
Tho eighth article. Instinct and Intelli-
Eence, by1W e. Brooks. OF JOHNS Hop
kins Univorsity, y Of great Interest.
tending to show that the distinction Ii
erto erected between men and animals il
this regard has no actual existence ID M
ture. Among tho i've other papers tlat
60 to make up the body Of the magazine,
all of which ally fes,ay he &c der,
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Disgracefal Business.


There has been secretly circulated
th ough the mails without even post
marks an anoDymor- circular, libelous in
lis cbara2ie AGAINST D4nielF. Beatty, of
Wash;gf on, n. j., propI etor of the
Beatty Piano and Beatty's Celebrated
Golden ongue Parlor Organs.
II is supposed to have been done by
competitors in the business, as none 9th
c would be to the trouble aid expense,
egcn L they j no fear of he punish
mem i he ed, and tie cause is attfibu-
ted to tie fact that Mr.. Beatty has been
= kipg a very successful war upon high
D rs IN those Instruments.
We have rece we'd from Mr.. Beat the
soA lg o., letter sddsts ID 10. hin
WAS IrNeroy, N. J., July 5. 1877.
20 D. iel F. Featty Esq:
h 'ug come CIR koou e 7we that
5nse cations wIitten viii 20 3 20
e you ard injure your Or ave
? ope ed in a certain period chi e.
fore, citize - of this pls
known you for We rs consiGe, : en- act
of Justice to pronounce all such
commpnics lions to be entirely unca]led
for and sIapderout, and endorse you ss
be !, so far as we have ever BEN able
to judge, o man OF s r,r Integrity and
pro apt in ell your b IN transactions
Signed, Nllhsn ID IS. r; ALI heus
Babcocl g A. Tbaiahe.. euiy Winter
and Wa. E. Cumn,i is, Councils; Joseph
Welt. Jpdee of the oui'; lIames A Croft,
Vice President. ana F. H. Haun, Cashier
First National Bank; Rev. j. j. Reed,
Pastor NJ E. Church (acruainled but q
few mon hs;) j. v. Yelling, Jos. A..
SIlro e and John G. " r, Justices o
the Peace; John GaidJer, Sheriff, and
R;cbard E. Shafrer, Deputy Sheriff of War
-ren County; A. W. Creveling, General
Merchant; Philip Johnston, late Assessor,
and others.
TIE tify that am acquainted with the
h writing of the above, and recognize
al OF them as genuine. The gentlemen
are Of our best citizens, and fully con-
cur in the letter.
OSCAR JEFFE
CONSIDERATIONS and Notary Puass.
We can hardly conceive of more css
tie answer to such a libel than e
re letter, but Mr. Beatty requests all
ierested TO address him for full reply,
aad asks for information touching the par
les circulating the libel if any can be OBJ
tanned, with a view to their prosecution
and punishment.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-08-30
REpUBLIcAN CeUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican County Convention for
the nomination of candidates for the Off
ces to be filed this fall, met at the Court
House last Saturday. The weather was
pleasant and the attendance was good,
all the townships withsone exception be-
ing represented The Convention was
called to order about II o'clock, by Mr..
Daniel Council. Of Tracr. MI A. Temp
kins, of Otter Creek, unsolicited Temporal
~ Chairman, and Mr.. j p. AveiiH. tenn
porary. 6eeyetaiy.
sOn motion committee on Credentials
! was appointed. The chair named as
such committee, Messrs. Welcome Now
cry, Of Oneida, L. Clark, Of Toledo, and
Giles Taylor, Of Peisy.
1t was then moved and carried that a
!. Committee of three, on permanent Organ
isation be appointed The chair appoint
ed Messrs. Vim. H. Stivers, of Tole =.
John Stuart, Of Pci.y, and ]. II. lind
...of Howard.
On motion the Convention adjourned
t;ll1:cO; D. m.
The Convention was called to order
about 3 o'clock by the Chairman. The re-
port Of the Committee on Credentials was
Presented as follows:
Your Committce on Credentials beg
leave to report the Townships Of Tams
County are represented as follows:
:Gcneseo is entitled TO 6 delegates, rep
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@. & NV.

G. & NV.
LINES.
Chicago 8 North-Westcrn E,;sn. :,
~ IN braces uufer one management The Crest
trunk RAILWAY tues OF the WEST and No1,sryi
ESI, and ", u ~ painerous Branches and co,,
hecuons q as saos.est and quickest route
cousin. M -snei i M.nlsan MINI, s,da Jn,, -
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:. Omaha and California Line
IS tee shortest and best roufe betcen Caie..a
ans III points IN Northern lllno Iowa. DIX
Neb aska, Wyoming, Colorado. Utah Navada'
G "a Oregon. China Japan and Australia
Chicago. St. Paul & Minneapolis Line
y the short lire between Ch'ca O and ~, ,zo;,,,.
"a Northern Wis, oasia and M;pnesosa ~ s'i :
Madscn. St Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth. AN.
points IN the Great Northwest lis
La Crosse. WlDona & st. Peter LIN.
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Green Bay 4 Marquette Line
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tlougntodt Hancock and the Lake Superior conns
FreePort 4 Dubuque Linz
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mockloid, freeport and all points via Ii eepopt
Chicaso Z Milwankce Line
g tue Old Lake Shore Route. and l. t,,s 49,
psss'ag between Chicago and Rv.aass ~, o US
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Arnospa AMI Milwaukee, s-''s A'cinc,
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The Plslrol u.

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Workings oI Wy Nau ~ auu a'.n'c uor
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Inc hepuoilcan party mas preseis-
ca thc Government - ue s - s.l,,.
Ment q the sSconu century =, aAe nal ....a,s
existence, anu y ee ptinI,pics IN . MN
tney arc empoaica IN INC gl9as 49,. .au., .s
rpoken ~ ~ ;, c a,' 'ha' M lnJn ~
Stea.ee e4ual: ma. uney ny S '.u,' ~
ny their 0IcaeoI WIN ccl,n.n :na..cnag'S
1ishts, among With ate 'i'e lneiy ",au
Inc pursuit OF happiness tnat loI Jug
--Astainihcne o. ucse enus soseiIn i.:.';.'s
naye pccn insututsu tinons hien, uelis y. ny
lheir just powers from ny c.hse ll, ~ W
goVernee WHICH co1scn. - G ~. ss1,' -
~. c;,;1sns ', ;,eserm;sed in nnrsnance Of
l.w Until ti,eee ir,,ths nrc nniversallv
-a,.o,,n;ycd and ci,cerf,,llv ohevcd the
49, ~ No Iler,,hl;car ,,srtv Il nnf;r;sh.
Cd. snd he Ran,,hi;csr marty If Iowa
nil st,nd i,v lie colora and fipkt the mod
f;el,t 70 The End
r,.a .s, .;a,a.;o,, "a ,ha
..ca,,,,arn sect;n,, IF M IIn;nn and liz
5 c,,,,,r;efa ,,r.icci;on of all ifs citizens in
.tsn free on inv,ncnt If nj their ricl,ts Is
.,ntv n. ,si,;cl, il,e Ren,blican Marty
stands sacrcdiv fledrcd The power to
,roy;,le for Inc enforcement of the pr1nci-
ples embedded in the recent Constitutional
SSmonimen,s is vested Inv those Amend
mcnts in the Congress- If The United
STATES ~ 1--WE dec,aTe II 10 be The solemn
ohI;got;nn or ,l,e legislative and cxecnLiye
Z. dcnartn,ent NJ thc Government to nut
into immediate and vigorous exercise all
their constitutional powers fer removing
any lust cause OF discomfort of any class
and for securing to every American citi-
zen complete liberty and exact equality
in the exercises Of all civil, political and
public rights. To this end we imperative
/ Execntiye n co,irare and fidelity to these
! 1dutics which Shall mol faiter until thei.
;.,res,,lts nl.e plaeed beyond DISPUTE or recall
4. The public credit should be sacred
" maintained. and all the obligations Of
the Government honestly DISCHARGED we
favor The early attainment of a currency
convertible with coin. and. therefore adj
yocate the gradual resumption of specie
paymept by continuous and steady steps
In that direction.
The silver dollar having been the
legal nnit II voiae from Inc f,undatior
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an Z. car5i 5clS .nj Il,
II adIkSn. Tni.ia & III. (tilss1n IjS5r,d Jnol
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W. 4. Mumbruc Indian yillroe 4.
CLARK. Toledo: and welcome Mowcrv
Oneida.
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- iol'owng "ese seiecsed =. ~
0'luv'e, = io'euo; yno' 0'uat'' q :Ierry
'nu = "eicnan'' y alna
John Stuart Withdrew from the COM
.''s.sse INV = Z :. sel'll I" pointed n
y n's piace.
Hon Jos Dysart asked leave to intro
dnce to following resolution:
Resolpsd. That in the opinion OF this
convention majority of the citizens of
Tama County are opposed to the repeal Of
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a. ~ was MOI 2 mcnDer o. inc conYen-
49,. =. .s =. :. - o,o1 '1
.,'s - 10 -, So .'',-ATs =. ~
n. stivers d. u. Annelpate and others
lint a. 4 large nnmber ~ the members If
the convention had left The room owing to
the lasencss Of the hour 1t was decided
that the resolution could not fairly
acted upon. A call OF the town
on.p' vac wv upon sai'ins
u. & 8! 49,. ]. 80 Z !" e 1sslu'A
-, d;dn,t feel l;ke TAI M 10 resnon.;,;1;.
~ Of either ,,ass;rp or re,ect;,o t,,e ,e.o.
linton
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DENTIST!
(Vill be at Toledo the second Monday OF every
w Month"; and remain one week. at DIR. SQUAT
er's office. Al o at Traer the 3rd Monday Of each
month, remaining one week. Filling teeth with
Gold, speciality All other work done.
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just published. n new edition of DR.. Culver
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cur,
" i,hom medicine) Of Sperms'orrhga or Sem
inal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses
Impotency, Mental and Physical Incapaci,y
Impedimen,s to Marriage, etc. also, Consump
ton Epilepsy and Fits, in luced by selfindul
sence or sexual extravaganza, &c,
~ Price in sealed envelope, only six
cents
The celebrated anthor. in this admirable
Essay. clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, Nat the alarming
consequences of self abuse may be radically
cured wirhour the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application of the knife
pointing on, mode of cure at once simple,
certain and efsectuaI, by means Of which ev.
cry sufferer. no matter what his condition
may he. may cure himself cheapIy, privately
and radically
This lecture sAowftl be in the hands of ey.
cry youth and evory man in the land.
Sent, under SEAL in plain envelope, to any
address, on receip; of sir cents, or rwo post.
age stamps.
Address the publishers,
If r. .BRUGMAN & SON,
IL Ann ST., New York Pos, Office Box 1856
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Opinions Of the Press.

The teachers Of Neophogen College have
the highest national reputation both As teacher.
aud authors. 1t is the cheapest college Of the
kind in the world, and is the best one for the
males and fersaIes Of the North and Sonth
1t IS located in beautiful section Of the State
which was selected with great care.-Repu6.
lican Banner, Nashville. Tenn.
Neophoyen is the eheapes' college Of like
grade in che worli There are five school.
divided into Departments, which are thor.
ongh in their detail OF siudy-Bulletin, Nash.
vile, Tennessee.
President Walton, of Neophogen, deserve.
the warm support, not only Of the people Of
his section, but Of the entire UniOn.-Boston
Courier, Mass.
Neophogen is not only one OF the hest, bn,
certainly one Of tile cheapest colleges in the
Union-Brandcm Republican, Miss.
Neopliosen is one of the most charming AMI
salubrious spots on earth. The generosity Of
its honored and phiIanthropic President has
not gone rewarded. Ii is successful and
rapidly claiming instituiion.-Housion Age,
Texas.
Neophogen is fur dedupon right principles;
has adopted the right course; is i,nbned with
the riglr spirit aims at the right ends, and
Texas.
Il offers to youth Of both sexes a thorough
and complete educaiion in every department;
Of science and literature. Il is, in the full
sense Of the word, anii-sectarian.-N. o
Times, La.
II is pre-eminently healthy.-N. D. State
Register, La.
The President OF Neophogen College is q
gentleman Of rare culture, versatile manners
and excellent earning We commend the
claims of this Institution to the careful con-
sideration Of those who have sons and tlaugl,.
tiers to educate States, Tenn.
Neophogen College was fosn.lesl about eight
years ago by Prof John NJ. Walton. A NJ,
LII. D., who is President ard Professor of
Bellies Letters His literary as.l scientific at.
tainments are Of thee higisess order, while his
powers OF discipline and school govern
ment are unsurpassed Gelatin Examiner, 7.
Neophugen b enering lbs tenth academic
year, sod - one 81 the best colleges in exist
rmce-Sunswais Sen incl, Miss.
His rputsiiou rs an educator is co-exten.
i've with the Sowtia-JournxI, Mo.
The PresiieRe, Proe Walton, is one of the
most energetic and enterpvising men in the
'o1tls, snd is qualified, in every particular, fr
he important position which hc now occu.
2iss- Msyheld Democrat
The Rsep,sy ere ssaduates Of the bes,
(mericsn snd Eaglish srlHsls snl possess
S1)pral repsatisns % sesrLers sn6 ausEors.
srier-J Journal, Louisville, Ky.
NJ pbnsen has national CHIN upon the
~ ~ this country. and the faculty hsve q
bnsI seP.ta'ion. Pstrioa, III.
lssch 18th, Is76.-iy.
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CONSUMPTION CURED!


Van old phy>lciar, retired from active Prac.
tce, having hal placed in his hands by an
East India Missionary the formula Of simple
Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy and per.
manrnt Cure Of Consumption, Broclitis. Ca
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung A flee.
lions, also a Positive AMI Radical Cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Comp lants,
after having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cnses. feels
it his duty To make it known to his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a
conscientious desire 10 relieve human suffer
ing, he will send free Of charge TO all who
desire it, this recipe, with full directions for
preparing and successfully using. Sent by
return mail by addressing with stamp. naming
this paper, DIR. G.. w. STEVENS,
Monroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
March 25, ls16.-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
DAY'S AGUE TONIC
GIVFN A w A Y

To all persons who have chills and fail to be
cured. 1t is not often during these hard times
that we ever hear Of anything being given
way, but in the present case we have an
article that will bear the closest scrutiny, and
severest test in every sense Of the word, and
feel determined to place it before the public
in such manner that there cannot be a
doub,ing Thomas"
To all who may be afflicted with any form
of ague, or chils and fever, We make the
proposition
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
TO ALL Pc R 8 o MS

To cure you with one bottle Of Days AsHe
Tonic. II never produces partial deafne IS,
dinness of vision. buzzing or roaring in fhe
head. or any of those unpleasant symptoms
that follow the use of Quinine, and the cures
are prompt efiecinal and permanent.
Procure from any druggist or merchant, one
bottle of Days Ague Tonic, use it as directed.
and il it fails, return the empty bottle, and
the money will lie refunded to all
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
TESTIMONIALS:

Prof John B Rowlend, musical instructor
81 the Washington NJ. +. Church choir, says:
The Parlof Organs manufactured by the
Gem Organ Company, of this place, are
among the sweetest in tone of any | have
ever heard. la style Of case and handsome
finish they are without an equal
From the Warrington Star:
On exhibition in one Of the large show
windows Of Cummins, Cole s. Thomp.on's
store is an improved style of organ manuiac.
iured by the Gem Organ Company, uf WASH
,ngton. The cases are of solid walnut arts.
ticalIy flushed and joined together in the
most thorough manner. The wood work
evidently shows the master hand Of the skilI.,
mechanic. The musical qualities of the o..
gan, 80 We are informed by an accomplished
musician. are not exceeded by the best instru.
ments OF the kind use. II is furnished with
eight stops which give i, fail scope in the
most difxcnlt pieces of music. Tire action
consists Of TWO and one half sets Of reeds, 80
arranged that the slightest defect can he easily
reached AMI repaired The organ is also
supplied with patent music rack, which
besides being ornamental, is Of grea, conven.
fence to the performer. IN conef,sien, we
can say without prejudice, that the Gem Or
gan ior beauty of style, handsome Hni-h and
excellent musical qualities. has no superior.
D~ A WRITTEN WARRANTED Tor FIVE
YEARS ACCOMPANIES E"ERT GEN rRaLoa
oR~AN soAS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10

salt FiSlA-Cateh 1876.
DOE HERRlNG-In / Barrels;
IL" in Kits; o..
Sbad Roe-In Kits;
Mess Mackerel-In ! Barrels.
g in Kits;
Tongues and Sounds-ln Kits;
Markerei No. l and 3. in ] barrels and kits.
ocIf LAMKlN X EGGLESTON.
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No. 2..-.Fcmale SchOlarsh lbs.

l,tbO-TO PdreMts and PhildMihropisis
len female students will be received into
the family Of the President of Nrophogen
College, and trained as his children. boarded,
clothed, books and stationery furnished, and
graduated in a regular Collegiate Course, for
l.00D each, payable in advance by the ! st of
September, 1916. They must not he under
twelve years Of age, and able to read and
write. The chief inducement in presenting
this, is to give the Presi lent an opportunity to
train remarkable characters, to the honor Of
the College, and to enable him to verify his
views in regard TO the development of any
youth Of Medium organization, when full
control is given and implicit confidence re
pose1
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-02-10
WHO AVE HILLS

This is surely fair proposition, yet strange
to say. none have been returned To rs. Drug
gistS and merchants say j, gives move com
pIe,e Satisfaction, and sells more readily than
any chill remedy shey ever sold.
D%SoId by Druggists and Merchants gen
orally 1t 81 per bottle July /, Ut