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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

The STATE Or TRADE.
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IrvTRroor Jan 2o-Fork- Eastern arner 20 Western
T I5 a. ni pa at a. Tong Gear da at 1875 Gear
dul at a % iAHs-ens GU o az ~ ira Ms ds AZ
l)S Prime Moss dul II So lalt-tiime " eSteTn lui
spirits dun ,t35I ro.n-I ommon dub AZ Sc Pine dul
Il LIZ ~, iSFyfra STATE nh n ~ wSeat
No / spring dun at I0lO; NO = Gui az lo6i winter
n'n soft Il ,teav al US for Old and 800 Sew
dis lands Ok &;aAGs Hr'faS' a1i Co.. sad i }ggG
pa = a. i,y ,frr me regular "si1g s. % bales;
cepts SEQ bales % winch 500 70 American tttfes
@ rT delivery tel. Cpard,. Low Mddhi cl.a-e
February an March driycl, d. pinas Low Mlal ,
SANE Il a. .linti Low Mid.ns clause, April and May
ths same al 1sl.a. U'aas 10" Mddln- clause May AID
inT -reI - pands Low Hidilins cIarse. slipped
Desen'rr asa Jng4y, s, r ,a p i ajs .,e.
~ ~ SAN. al III p-ni7- -" Hrld d Gov, idi.,
clause. Nay srd Juhe delivery, ''ga. ~ 49, 81,
L.Gs96L, An 2o-l ? MI pend4 co;ion 10y MD Ma
Niddlu- clause. April and siay Geivery Tat 70 - D., ,,
81 I'D o. 1%crcla FORK 90 Dbl Tor Prime Mes
@t 1000 "ts were an, a. IG i"Ifs ST'7 'O 10"
A1ia. Can i %. t ina"S a ni79 Al the begin
OF me week In; saosoqasnl VS. 'sentd ioF mA5iy
sell rGi,t With rs ,oIrlcd Erine tii
ne on Il .cunat ilars- has .nlli1ate Ec Grip
oa- ara Amer.csn royeIhne;ts aAyr been Efm taI.an
r-iGaya slightly h1it r. iAe feature OF "a. foreign mar
tines ar and ulre io- santa r. % rrtef. Illusions
a,et2' I'd alt -%l ,'; na cl H., vs.
.l, l1vu- --1.u'-i consequently - tJrc ii5rsrt
has .t.l .ti
cT,.... ~ a. ID, .r.s Mnrna i..s sets ltr brrn
,r. 4i.y inactive thr adverse EASTERN
new De-. -.tirei operations "sprl.!y iEtsru ~ .p cu
1-g,r.rf.i.r FaIl,ipn zion tp0e frll 3 tOI Wrr"l o.
bur r-jcflvs l-s -hO"c Yitt recovery aud steady
'.rrtut. ,GujI mai previously rrIh~l ~ tAlf'a j.
h. "a mint lHrrri, uI supply ui an" nec crop ala
DE- :. u1op many e1hiit the -init CrpitcA
tIg ana 90. rah Gi auction a. "Hiifd,iL
ln-r- ha, ,. demand i,r rnrnJn i.g- ~pr NJ
spIeu-1 80 i'tar AA tc pFc' o. o ~ - iit laLiIr
In iu1a u. y q a1 eff us market s-5T ~ Gepi -. li
report -i show "Nt ZEE inrtiou
am c.rr,e- iIIug the late pcrod 81 snrtu-Iyr eX
,jt.ueut. a 5',i4
lower established upon Black pepper no tn
weekly safes has SINCE lei 20 NOR" IN liiT.
I0SupN ut Iuk Lbii money
a.d tIs account n-i states Bonds, l-Dt-, 4UJI EoW
t.sr~ 1u- g. o-I'TS Central, - -
lD>DOS, Jan. 81; 1850 p u!llr Railway shares. ga; do
prr.Irr!. Itl2 SILVER ;ed to-day ~ JStL per o@uce
Paris adyces quote per cent RrHtes at 1851 Doc for IT,
account .,-,..... at,
LoND0S Jan 2O-a:}0 p m.-The amount Of balhon With
On; an i:un Bank England balance tO av j. coo
I3Npp> Jan. - q D. Ia.-flil~ AiylCrs quote I'VE
cent OG 6Oc ior The ccOdnt hprs Of lurpcn'
PARs jan 40-Exc!ange London Isl - &C for short
sig.t. ... ,.. - a.. ,o,-
ANlwEAp 20 -retoiehm. as II Tor fine Pale Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

m stat bonds louisiana sOlidated Is advanced to
- ihcfe were 10 Other TRANSACTIONS IN the city
N0cas, american Exchar &c t2Oi sold 10 lOG@ and
- sI4 900 al los Railroad bonds were quite active.
- ihs lhc dullLes. OF tho other markets Milwaukee
90 ~ Fau urSts, La Crosse division. were weak al
- hhd Chicago aud Northwestern coupon gold CON
F easer AZ 9242 Mss0ari, Kansas and IcfA~ firm at
a. ,,, anu 'ltclgO, burlington and Quincy - at H.
:, 80 fat1icsrSts advanced 10 1904 and Union hrS's
49,, South Pacific OF Missouri being up ~ 74l2
s "Ayhe thirds fetched 1867 seconds, III q; Chicago
90 anon irsts, ll5; Toledo aud Wabash equipment,
York Central is OF 1888, lOs .; Erie tTsts, 10
oga ~ 1915 ONO and Mississippi cOusJ!s, 81 SEC
a.. t'4 and Lake Shore dividend bonds ~ f07
In, 9ihktOn dispatches report tie Treasury now bold
i) 700 ~ United states bonds To secure ma
Dahk Circulation and $1,000 500 u public
~ Uniied States bonds deposited for circulation
L5 %,ek ending to-day, sl.50O,300; United states
Ia h,Id Tor circulation withdrawn for the week end
ttSday, s540,0OO: National bank eircnai!oA out
81 1elr currency notes, s3l3l0s 06l gold notes.
OF The foregoing deposits and withdrawal
..l' ios security OF bank note circulation viii work
ssn q Ion OF 81 O50.36O in LEGAL tenders against
-'-'4sioL Of National bank notes of $i36,35O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

The closing rates for foreign exchange are follows:
Prime AZ sterling bills 90 Gays 5 darS

Tue local money market was Quiet and easy, and loans
OF cal running over until Monday Were readily ncEo-
liable at per the common rate pledge OF the
psi mixed collateral. the quOtaton when United states
EAis are lodged a. collateral beng ana j. 1hef6 -
goa inquiry reported Tor discount; and prime grades
az ready SAFE at u % 8.
4AeTc Was only small business done IN Government
hs. ont prices strong and generally ~ the best
.-aIes o. tie week The demand from leading iusiifu-
os continues spirited. tXes Of 1851, registered, sid
N4l442 coupons at I1I5s coupon 520s OF Is IL. new
ssle' % llO% coupon 5-20s Of 1867 atll35sOll34
.u COUPON new Ewes at ll2So We annex latest street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY. jan 20 1877.
ASHTS-Tlere was very quiet and almost wholly nominal
market quoted al 4'tc and Pearls NJ C'ic
GOFFEI1-Aild Coffee quiet aud unchanged Tor al
kind, The Of yesterday Acc bags Maacabo sold
al 2OLc: quiet and without change al Is 3G2l &
gold ir Ordinary TO Prime "ydccs no new sales tnsiret
COTFON-The market The spot though stall qulei,
l,sc higher owing bgsYant reports nom Liverpool sales
So bales which 1861 lash evening. including 212 Tor ex-
mort 2G3 home consumption, and 81 for speculation
500 bales delivered contract IGe receipts AZ t
ports were 7Ig baes against 300 bales this day l
SOFA bales this dag last year The following are
H.. L.. ..ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
..,un and teatureless at about 2s A calling In of

auu and featureess at about IS. A calling In OF
.sd certificates Of the Central of NewJerssy forced
, movement by the Z" bears" which advanced its
fom s2ls to 36s after which it reacted to 34Sss
o. delaware, LAekawanna and Western and Detl-
asre and Hudson have been IRREGULAR out
closing the week with decline OF q ana ~
sr cent respectively The general market was almost on
- void OF feature until to-day. when the good bank
.,cn,ent was made the cause for sharp movement,
- 80 = General closing up 81 snort contracts
NJ sceuAtiou clnsed the week aIm with Indications
=, an acsve sendoff Monday morning The following
tabje shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
Good Ordinary.

SfriCt (Oci ordinary ..-.l II Hld Nianln. -lSiG
For future delivery far business al re al
vance sales SATURDAY after D mFcoru1vy 400 l3's-'
Msrrh 600 lS'Is; 400 lJ5s; Apri = o. l34ss; NAY 10
l31e June, 100 l4"s2; october 100 l3'ls; 0ta. 2,,O
6acs FIRST call January. 1 ~ as; IeiruaIy zoe
1882; Nav 100 1rIs; November. 800. l5i'9-; toia;
caIl-JGly 100 s"ae; September 800,
isois: October 100 1885,; tce' 20 6as sas Sa;nr'ay
p February, 100, l3s; 800 l3ds3i 100 i%sai
March coo 2, 1900 l25 100 u o5o 400 "a;
i;je5s; 3 800 1875: i3Oi I527a? 400 i5'ss; MAJ 70l
l4s5 COO l4iis; 600 1872, 1900 Pa 900 ls; SVO
SOC l4a-; 5Jl l4l August 2oo liza 200 lt's; 5Co
l45,s; October 90 l3s November, o. l3'2
total 3sl o. grand total 1922 bales The market closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

STEARIN-l m, with safes OF 100 cs Choice "esL
Cm at Il l4c. i p. ,-,-- l.. ,,.- ,,..,r
SUGAK-TLere only small business IN Raw sugar,
remained steady 9nGO a. Tor tair " 'oi
arning Prime ard OglU e for Centrfgal sales
OF 10 500 bags hia Refined was rather hfncr
AT ac Tor Crushed. Powdered, ami GTAnuaIel Ald Al &c
isT STANDARD . a ,- 80 ooo a. u.,-,o
TALLOWrhe market was steady saea' 10000 Primo
a Skc. T. ID. -, 80, -.
WHISKY-Thc market irregular unsettled ana loWer{
sale, before 'chale bbS ~ II 10 q and on change, %
bbls at II IL, closing Wtl sellers a; the Latter price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
COAL TRADE REVIEW.

o., 'V'H IN hHgtfietTiHg ami HiHi1t8 J0uTn1L .
in Uiedt events are Transporting or approaching
nm Goa Trade, aud they should be studied with the
care by all Interested In that industry whether
NJ -. AH.iiers III the large companies
eos Two auction sals Of 100 900 tons each are an
a. pe1q-One 10y tho Delaware, Laekawanna and West
~Auoad Company. and The other by Tie Pennsyi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Jan 20.-CATnR Receipts 1910: shipments.
400; market dull rather easier, nOminaly
changed.
HOGs-Receips, 5000; shpments. 1000 market rather
active ant Prices frmer al round medium 10 FAR,
Is 75aS6 los light sGdSJ 10 best s ppng % 40V$G 10
SHEEP dan and unchanged receipts 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

Total sales OF shares tOr the week - III
.rXlri,idcnd. JGN seller so days
The opcning at the Stock Exchange this morning was
pNt urn sing for brilliant day. But, with the publ
rlIn 81 The bank statement, little after noon, sadden
d. r,d ~praug up The FIST development was IN Central
AND Hudson by the purchase OF single hundred az 100
Inc next being at 103a4. and finally at 1918 lOi4
N-xt Lake shore was wanted in large quantities by "a
hundred brokers and the demand at BOA was
ir fully Supnicd the close. Michigan Contra fetched
g- Rock Island IO2l: St Pau Preferred. agsin AL
Moth Western, 30 L preferred. - 4; Erie lo Wet,
EN- Union. 7G2 and Union Pacific, 81 but the coal
shares only rallied 3s0l per cent The market closed
strong aud excited. the following table shows the
RANCE OF TIE MARKET AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
Financial.

7 EGAL NOTICE-TRUsTEEs sALE.-Cir-
Court oftho Unl,ei states District Of
Company v. yscsson and Crest northern ran
Com S'sssS sss = I'd
q The and aa0s, s psrss Of tSso
rendered AZ the NOvs@9sr
Deed Of Trust established in the said deere ss made By the
in iaSor Of Edmond J. ForsiaL Newell and
Alexander their sgseessors and sssi sn bearing aa,s
i ,as the Hsi payment o y the doS. % described
Ss and siTs,t,.1 Of
a. Sroya s Ssetaa IN ss sad docs The sIis prop
y n ne T. o. ss o. on 'ss ne
tsenth d7h) day Of March, p 1871 "a front Of ne Gus
described the said decree and S the , deed Of
eans Jackson and Great NSrss Ka an S
as%fHf s! sss sss s n
sheTcoi Of Louisiana Mtsslssgp
niah mmunSs. R ns n he trust
yysd thereby sSns the ~ sS % s s I mSR
s q T trust ana or nea 9s
qnsnty' With The rights Of way straeures mprosomenis
an III e o s @ anil seiqRa
pepots HOUSES Engine Henses Car Houses FTeisnt
Business oases Ones Baiainss and Frniturr q {hs
ts sSs Ga aT be opso aHG ana
mSa and s al the $hi s:' and
SAID M ana Il, In, a'S IL i an Which o we arc a
hOrz sell under the said Deed aud Decree Of the Court
L
~ TIE win be made in bulk for cash 10
the highest bidder the time OF the sale.
The night ~ the bonoers ~ purchase the SAID properly
\ reserved IN the decree.
i iUHf 81 "kkttEixAxpEn, Ssarvtvtns Trustees
! r. A. WOOLFLEY, Special Master. o.,
r. B-An inventory OF ue property has been neh N sniu
By She said railroad which can be seen
| o. Application 40 The clerk Of The court sns LAVISH
dry Council CHAMBERS. Ricrsz, Wis Jan. 9. ls7L
NDTICE-To holders Of bonds OF the City OF
ciDe issued authority Of an act Of the Wisconsin
Legislature, proved Feb 7, 1871 ,,,
Tho y Of Racine will entertain proposals rom hodersW
is bOEs issued III conformity VITA the above aoh act 70
surrender them for cancellation payment Of tho same IRON
| the SINKING FUND 10 an amoant hot to exceed twenty
| thous md $50 OO') dollars
maturity offered sealed and sent to IN office
OF the CITY Clerk Proposals Surrender Racine
! City Bonds before Feb o, l57T -
The City reserves the right to reject any or az DIGS
NJ. CLANCY. IT,, Comptroller -
! ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIL
! - ROAD-SEAIED PROPOSALS win be received b. tue
Purchasing COMMITTEES Of the 81 Joseph and Denver ClY
Railroad hOndhOler, until Feb l. = for ibe purchase u
Tho 30 Dr. and STOC bOudhscrs have de!aulied
Or, ssed u THOMAS H. WHITE. IT,, NO. 10 lILest New:
York. The committee the Hight 10 reject any ana all
| BIDS. GEORGE j. FORREST ! Purchasing
JOHN J. McCOOR,
| New York. Jan. II. 1911
| rsNO THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE STATE
OF ARkANSAS-Ali holders Of the boncs OF Oh" STATE
Of Arkansas the Office o. r. l. GU I
TING, JR x Co. No ~ v liam ST. on I IL aDAf Nbsl
the 2jt inst at take into consideration Inc sOect
II a attendance requested
legislature IS ard VIII soon Gd-
JOurn. T. l. CUTTING JR, " Co,
hACAC LAY & Co,
GEORGE W. STANTON,
LEONARD SHELDON q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

ProuDrNcU. r. J., ian. e0-rriat Cloths, were asiive
dJr ng the We X BOtt'aY" increase ~ sales ~ I''
s ria-ns guo. ATOMS Zoe il1ra closed very strong si
fTh Tor Extras or STANDARD GtNGt cloths 'sh - ~
de- fn pot. ana futures The sales Ger the wueG were 7ODo
pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

WANTED-An intelligent young man, a
w printer preferred sell prntefs materials
undersand the businass and have
snces Address, with references PRINTER lV1 &th-syA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

LONDON lot important to-day as usual on oat-
uday being LS.i holiday az the Bank Of Eugoud TIE
BRUSH coa~o ruled steady n 9j'le. and I'M ed states
bond, strong 10 IU fgUcs-od ls6js NJ lOjl2 new D
on Iu-l- In-tOs ~ 1O9L and 1865 al 1891 ERE sd
va.c.1 u - f9r and 1919 Tor tle preferred.
N.J-Yors Central vas quoted az 9509J p There was
tu1.luu for money, ant silver stood at JS4 pence
PEI o.ucr. English standard The sam Of *-4.oGO
bullion was Withdrawn from the Bank o. FL
gland d" Oh balance" to-day. United states n'% 0s
n Fr tort oi, tucod g. lO2ls. Amsterdam quotations
NOrtnW .stern preferred, 5tl2; Illinois Central,
g.. arl Irc H. pasis dispatches report French hFc per
Ell; r-Iie. higher at lO5Gu. sight cXcAan' or Lon
d.l quoted al 25.l3l2 Here t.ie foreign exchange
market rl 4 du ami teGiy at 3 s30sl N1+i 10 TIE
,pr go d4s bills, and - Sii24-1 81 for >lSht 0rat-.
Nominal e.. es are gwen below The gold market was
tame stupidity dui ana devoid OF interesting ica-
t!es. Sales weIe at 1JGlZ Jlp6a on god loans, rates
serc 4. ~ and per cent until Monday. The Treasury
disbursements for the week were S33j.Otb interest
aid Slfl-pOO caled bonds, inclusive uf clOiUCp and
Sl39.UOO to-day. TO-day's business at tGe Cod d
Iatu.rt ot the Bank d the state % New OK was as
follows: cold cleared S4l,J3S.OOO; god balances,
Sl.375O42; currency balances Sls70S23 Ic-'ay's
god quotations were:
lU.....IO61 l2....IO6q 2......1O67s 3.-..-10G7a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

C0Ok-By a Swedish woman, highly recon-
" mended irsciss cook; meats, game, fish, fowls.
SOUPS excellent pastry desserts jees creams &C., very
pheasant person kitchen; sob.r honest o6-Jg rad
Gih.ave. 3.}l9t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
5itnn!lons Daute0--f females.

EO0K-By 4 Protestant woman. very respect
y best city testimonials as nrstcLlss cook meats
game Sc; makes nice pastry desserts; gcti
up nice dishes spGer honest willing, and OJug coan
near 2tth-.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
THE MARKETS.
fCaetuly reportoi for rax Tm.uNx.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per NoTth RtUeT. TesSeis and RIilrOI1s
SATURDAY. Jan 20, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

:. IIil...[ltTI.
FEW CHOICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE
a srorEe Tor ALE by l.. >. BAILEY.
- 80 ' IS Waist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

X estant woman very respectable: hs best city
from last place lady en- beetcn; very good iJ 'prN uI
sober. honest Obig1g country
or rty CaIat EOOAIIAHs! removed $50 4taye near
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-13
in ! New Role.

The editor Of the Independent comes out
in opposition to Mr.. Thos. Murray on the
ground that he is not an prohibitionist.
It appears strange to hear Democrats
editor oppose candidate on that ground.
We are hardly acquainted with Mr..
Murray, having meyer met him until just
. week before the Convention which
nominated him but we have it from those
who know, that when he was Sheriff Of
lama County number Of years ago he
was first class officer in every respect.
That no is competent faithful business
man, and If elected, will fill the office &C
ceptably, In regard to his temperance
record we do not believe it will suffer in
the least in comparison with that of the
candidates on the opposite ticket.
Against Mr.. Austin, personally, we
hsvn't word to say. He has made q
good officer for the past four years as we
think all will admit. But we are inform.
ed by good authority that he said .wr
years ego tbsi If he was orl.;;; elected fol
the second term ae wouldn't ask it fol
a.other term and would be perfectly will
ling to step down and out. The Repub
lican party of lama County wish him to
stick to his word, and they propose to d.
all they can 70 assist him in making hi
promise good.
From conversation with farmers and
others in various parts of the County we
believe Mr.. Murray's chances are dali,
improving, and, il the Republicans onl,
do their duty he will be elected by larg,
majority.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-13
Sunday School Convention.

The s. s.. Convention, which was held
in Carroll twp. Tama Co., Iowa., was {
grand success. There. was quite large
attendance. We give the programme in
full.
..d lst. Opening exercises. by singing
snd. -Reading 18th chapter of Eccles
iastes
| rd.-Address by A. NJ. Smith.
4th-Object of Conventions: Plan oi
Work, Results Desired, Ends Sought, BY
Rev. s. w. Ingham.
9th. -Singing IT'S the promise Of
Cod.
G.. M. Fee.
7th.-Three minute Reports by Super
intendents F. A. Belt and G. NJ. Fee.
Sth:-Singing "Go Work in my Vine
yard"
9th.--Address by 8. W. Ingham on sub
ject of Ornaments for 8. 8. rooms.
10th.-Declamatio on Sunday Schools
by Frank Jarvis.
11th.-"The field OF Work" by F. A.
Belt.
12th.-Singing Sowing the Seed.
13th.-How can Church members be
made to search the Scriptures; by Geo
George.
14th. -Singing "What Friend" Ad.
journment until p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1st.-Singing zone offer of Salvation"
2nG.-Remarks by President and Rev.
8. W. Ingham.
Bird Chanting the Lords prayer by e
NJ. Fees s. s. Glass.
4th.-Essay by Mrs. Wheaton.
Eth -Reciting verses nv Charles Sax.
ton.
6th.-"How to teach and how to learn
to teach" by J. Shelley.
7th.-"Temperance and Intemperance"
by Elder Dixon.
9Th. Singing by Mrs. Wheaton's 8. 8.
Class.
0th.-''S. s. workers: Their duties and
responsibilities" Also charge to officers
and workers, by Rev. 8. w. 1ngham.
Convention closed by Returning vote
of thanks to Elder Dixon and Rev 8. w
Ingham, for their Presence, and assis
lance during the exercises,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-13
Ask Yourself these Questions.

Are you q Respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache, Habitual eostivens q,
Palpitation Of the Hearth Have you d =
illness Of the Headl Is your nervous Sys.
tenn depressed. Does your Blood circu.
late badly? Have you . ought Low
Spirits oming up Of the f. 1 after
eatingf &C., &c. All of these and much
more are the direct results of Dyspepsia,
Liver omplaint and Indigestion. GRIEH'l
AUGUST Flower ID now acknowledged By
all Druggists to be . positive cure. 800
900 bottles were given away In the o.. 3
through Druggists to Tho people - . trial
Two doses will satisfy any person Of IL
wonderful quality in curing al forms Of
Indigestion. Sample bottles 10 cts. Reg
ular size 70 cts. Sold by all frst
class Dru ggists in U. 8. al on YOU
Druggist, j.. n. Springer, oledo, or =
Solemsn, Tama City, and get Sample
Bottle for 10 cents.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-13
CORRESPONDENCE.
EDITOR CHRerrcIn,

EDITOR CHReNICLE.
We regret very much to hear Of the de-.
cease Of Mrs. Margaret Turnbull,. Mr..
Turnbull certainly has our deepest SYM
pathy in his sad bereavment. No greater
loss can befall any person than to loae
their dear life companion, the loss Of
everything else Il a nothing in compar.
son with 1t. A fortune one may retrieve
but the dead can never como back,to the
old place. One thing We may always
have to console N II that ''0od doeth all
things we'll"
Politics seem to be lively in Tama, ever
30 many candidates, want tho dear peo-
iple to remember them. The true posi-
ton Of every man Is this, II ] have earned
On ONCE we'll and good, il not the people
owe me nothing. We may vol say how
eyer that every person who has qualified
themselves for the once they seek and
haye been been legal citizens (which
means that they have already done what
they were called upon 70 do - citizens
hsye fairly done Ill things needful to earn
: position.
The assertion that when man begins
70 ask for ONCE, he Il getting To- lazy %
work, Or the other that when one says
that an incumbent has had an oface long
enough. he i m once seeker, has ON
place in my calendar. People arc no
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The following Marriage Licenses were
issued from the Clerks Once during the
month Of August.
lssac Kesselring and Margaret Brown.
Charles Murrow and Harriet Smith.
John Censor and Mary Quackenbush.
Thomas Murphy and Minerva Hill.
Joseph Ledvina and Antonio Cermy.
Leno Phenis and Sarah e. Belt.
Jochen F. PETE and Anna Dortia
6peck.
Thomas D. Clinker and Emma Burg
holz.
Henry Gerdes and Marion W. Steven
son.
Nathaniel r. Taylor and America
Smith.
e. A. Jones and Ella E. VOORHEES,.
Joseph Formanek and Mary Kesl.
Dwight G. Smith and Ora Belle John
son.
John 8. Quinn and Harriet @. Ealy.
VIM. Hauk and Emily e. Past.
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to make the subject inteIlfeibje ~ yin
state that s ,vearr. 40 Hon. Id. Dvsarf
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