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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18

II we we're looking foH n pair Of
work horses or . pair OF oxens one OF
the first things we should inqaire about |
would be- their speed-nos how fast
they could run gor trot, but how fast
could they walk. There has been, of
late wears, great attention paid to the |
Breeding Of horses for speed A few
years AGO 2: 90 for 4 trpttrf was thought I
L excellent tine Il took but a little
iueficiious training to bring the time into
the twenties. and when it was an-t
nouneed that Dexter had trotted mile
in PHI, a--gsest many shook their
hexGs 16ulAiHelyAapa wondered if the
time was correctly taken, and, if SO,
whether the track was not little short. |
That was soma nyears agnss Since that
rtilnaa seconds have dropped off one
after another, until $ Goldsnuth MMdt
did, her mile in the unprecedentedly
small time Of 2:14. Whether horse
viii ever trot a mile more quickly, re-
mains to be seen Thousands of dol
lars and wears OF time have been ex-
pended in accomplishing this result \
ands after all. what does it amount to-
what great good has been accom-
Pi, .@sQ4iay AsfeI = l-s.ts ~
q II Us merely = question u now
quickly aiseefiaih space can oe over
come, horses' can run ene uls eance ~ -
lnuchl less ulife- % ca,l uoSS $50 Tan
can do it in half the time sand ifsit
con1esto aquestfon of five, ten or fifty
mites, the fast trotters would not
un 9is &c y. 3Eg,s gE..g S. 5as.l.
50 ne az n9L ProPse, 20 consiuer, az
PressAt, lhe s4usssloh = s.ie ol1ase1 u
speed IN stfetsln8Thorses-lsr worm WHIT
ltcosts 1n'ume' money anu iHortis' anu
haSe only mentaonest, ieA ~ I eohhec 'i9h'1
WIN shis. osnef duess.on., now can tAs
speeu VI our WI M z ny, po ial.- i
p ruEe'l st..asx -,
re suppose tne averas =; ra i''s VI speeu
! az when = horses walls VIII .oe eaceeu
!aree miles an nour- l. Is eslaenI, tnen,
L TINS can pe lealseu W loul iniies an
iiote' Juss one-eiiiftisi nofe %olAi Can pe
aecoinpnshed py pair u hofses IL tn5
sanie tiihe anu TINS WIN honl fSooei
Wnetner they are plo"lhg, moving OF
ara@lhS p'su On the ro'la anu ,oI 2
irlsing lam ,his iheIease Vi wMhlhe
speed ~ Worthy OF a'tehtioh. Mahy
good trotter, when Pulied up az tne 1901
u MI q slsewhere, ialis INTO pace
t u "oiiid 10 aiseredit 10 d SHAH oi Or
oinary amolllon.
IL morse were possessed Of Iair rea-
sohlng aoltity, ne Woua see tns aaean-
tase 70 hlmsel OF WaiKinS Win puck
er ana longer Steps. ne Wouiu De at
ioWeo 70 Waih many mile w1ere ne, y
now onhSed 20 trot' ana Would getoFer
Just as many mlles In q Gay WIN more
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18
y a n z ~ M MIMI
Christ and His Little Ships.

r e
3 JESUS is often presented to us as the
Captain of our salvation The weapons
of our warfare are furnished from His
armory. But in one striking scene He
appears as our Admiral, conducting
His feet, through storm and darkness
and peril, TO the desired haven. The
scene is described by the evangelist
Mark, and it illustrates several points
OF spiritual experience most admirably.
At the close of one of his busiest
days of labor, our Lord finds Himself
on the eastern shore of Lake Gennesa-
reth.l He says to His followers: Let
us cross over unto the other side-i'f
This is substantially the invitation to-
every unconverted soul. For there are
two :. sides in life.-a, wrong side and
a right side; a side on which Satan
reigns. and a ssLord's side, where
His word is a light unto the footsteps.
b. That was a night of tempest and
panic through which Christ brought
His hotilla to the other side He never
promises smooth water to His follow
ers. A hard pull had the oarsman in
the little boats on that memorable
night-veyage over Galilee. The fierce
waves combed over even into the vessel
TINT carried the Captain of our saliva
ton. To test the faith of His crew to
the utmost, He lies down to slumber ON
the stern-beam of the boat Poor,
frightened creatures! How like you
and me they acted when they gave up
all for lost, and screamed in the Mas
ter's ear. - Lordt Lord! carest Thou
n@9
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18
Anecdotes Of Dogs and Swallows.

n Shot was very. intelligent and we'll
| behaved retriever, belonging to gem
| tleman at Doncaster. BY kindness and
patience, he had been taught to do
many clever tricks. On one occasion
he earned nice sum of money by per-
forming at bazaar for the benefit of
the poor people OF the infirmary- ID
A terrier named Gaily (also belong
ing to the same. gentlemaD was once
saved from drowning in Windermere
Lake by Shot. and the two were ever
after close friends. IA little while ago
Sally died; his friend Shot sadly
missed him, and refused his food, and
bat last died from, exhaustion. 1t is a
| touching fact that q few nights before
his death he was found lying beside
Gaily's grave His master SAYS that he
had alE the good qualities Of a good
man. and.none Of his bad ones. - 80
Mr. Wood tells of a dog that was sent
daily to a butcher, with, note desiring
him to supply it with q certain quantity
of food. Noticing that it always re-
tceiyed its meat in return for the writ
ten paper, the artflf animal one dayT
thought it would obtain an extra meal,
and picking upH apiece of paper in tire
street. off he went with tito the usual
puryeyor. No doubt it was much SUR
prised to find that one piece of paper
was not as good as another
I lAt a. charitable institution in Paris, q
certain number ofapplicants were pro-
Ivided, with dinner taily, ON ringing q
bell the dinner being handed through a
~ -
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18

3&e-uQfuIu 8nu evening". u4nt Is
-asoszngps Baidll ~ thrpugh
, .;sss sSl1a r.. J
,vo odE y y y nd nd This
ssssai e99e heele1, tle apiEat ~ s9pl1osed
.vosqa E I'sslt ~ ..vsd, l.htt :
<sfuzb eofDnb On stsbtDlss ftsss1
i'a ,.ssot1h 1880 heAG sf1tsse Atfm4 round:
~ pthelib9oy = ~ i@fUp1 11lsssheyt have
1sdtis 3dfI9ds ta Head
s - ! '|||| ! as /
as .l.ppee 81 ~ ,sths H. s1os(
sx,5;fWi Qn1sr ~ undically .ortheloz, ~
adEere Ap.G1 tketfnefents 66tf6t0 with
sFsa r1nefteaz cityp jusurlebly fdllow
The fn4eFsl d 6yyn &. gtrsnfet s5pytg-
biag III ~ ~ W. 1st19 ~
adesgd neritofiohs s. w ~ flvers
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18

~ .s..r1 = -. a<,..v = r.roefn<YYu
~ s,,<,,,s ~ $3.50
sEPas', u g - ~ nther
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m s;lLss ssS sI:-;s1s 49, gx75r I'd ss-
r. -I ..I---.ta t.L -.
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III ~ : q II. - ssJ-
tah I, - - h,,tfs- Snoi,g5 yrs.i
- :, :. .-.-- ..;1 I,stter,. s5+aad a
80. a g..
.s.1 $ ~ 49, 49, a -, $3.50
49, 49,. ,o- = +;.as
y 80 10y = o'.''s& = - :.
10 make lemon 1eily tnke tezfr9cs
lepon, one teasRqQPi sugar, two cups;
tarfarle acid, rWo teaspoons water ope
esPsi eggA tHs- Beat ~ Eggs and
49, ~. ada ~ two . .la Win
wa1ta, s - '.. 800. ~, = - n
vi. an 'i..s Ps.y Ill. soaIJ :.
III Al d<s, I III " Il s7sass 7 -
i = =, ~ .1s. - = !. -,
ol w =: L1zenps, ol Soli' 81.
yniversity, dllng 2 snort PeIlou q
uanip anu cooi weatnsr, Wnen Dtn lev
80 NelE sen on 1,e oA 4
iongg-nsluiea eSnlsl s-11eH ipiss1s al.el
cons 2. ing ,oessn llon o ~ W Nv :, -
allotneF u a. piAlllasion y sle iluoealu a
s4ilsn; ne y, lesu. was i'i u - -
pei cent IN l ls.. crop. ss.
A writer in the Faneser's Jouraa!
disputes the idea that aoihy young and
tender fowls are nj Tor table use be
sayssa s, no, nIyz saik about You, your
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18
: And this I shall Prove
Till | find it above,
In the Heaven of heavens,
In Jesus own love-"

And then another great wave swept
them, and he, too, fell from the boat,
and went to join his Captain on
Canaan's happy shore.
THAT is what being in the light can
do for US. The Christian can sing,
even in prospect of death.-N YsO5-
seTrer
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18
sther and msass aos Z .

Many young man has been Sd q !
from ruipous courses by <{rsG1ept It
lers - so ~ froSf 7 sas i
~ IT is va men Z All some
20 aeerngly ferrsd q = being
= led ~ arfoss Slfh % . via hecome
solid Rsucc0 - Z HoiSe father
and thy mother, that thy days may Be
long"
ssThese fortunate days of my life,-
said most successful man, ssare all
the results of incidents in. my youth
81 s, ssa |, 8 sI si%s
my Mother, though she was an-invalid,
of humble education, and very poor
In her letters, she used to urge me I'd
EeN kothes spf agennn1eting; and ins my
weekly letters to her, i promised to do
SO ; and used to pay close attention to
es &c ing l2aXs5g;siatu En&ig ght
hBseemed toiyome the Confidence of
my employers, and / was rapidly adj
vanced over others in positions of trust
sRa IESssR9R7RRl1Its s sms;,;a,e. 2, Of
discharge my duties well, and kept me
faithful and conscientious in ali my
= q :ji /; Z; !:
Said Amos Lawrence of hisfirst years
in the city, My interest in home, land
my. desire tqhave something to tell my
sn11heG3ruct and improve them,
as well as to have them comment Upon
what / communicated, was a powdEful
motive for me to spend a portion Of my
Ed ri Esni yss.6 lls'os-
in reading and study. Youths Qona-
parion.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18

Sa1eE; a5d command fke widow an
8 Z = ! 4. ss:ssf s.. e:
e 1(|Ier. IL fsbbis question
kgulhex-n IsW He tken pisces ; I
up0n ~ bot ND TIE Wonau, 1edll
rsbbi ei1o he following ile ~
Isr1el, and he win not perform
I1uR1z 1W4hsbands brother.'1
reply to this the brother-in-laM 81
|faoEE !: 45a.s
removes the shoe. Casting it upon
81: ) RI ! 7 ! ss ssss s sia' !.
Ia 'SfS 41.ssHs)s;ss3
Israel, The house Of him that has
sa KS E go z . R.sssss
certificate to that effect. PhaJadel =
HNMxIsDA
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18

sjfs = q lT-1lisif Z
Praise In Death.

"a FEW years ago ffferswas terrible
storm one winter night on the coast Of
Fife, in Scotland. An the boats had
got in from the herring fishing butone,
which struck on a rock just as she was
entering the harbor and upset As the
six men who manned her hung elinging
to her keel. amid the roar OF the wind
and the wild dashing of the waves,
that threatened every moment to sweep
them to the bottom. the Captain Che
was a Christian young mani cried,
:. Now is the time to sing praise to God,'
and his voice rose above the bowling
Storm .s
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18
!" My God, I am thineI
What 4 comfort divine,
What a blessing to know
That the SaEior Is mine 2,

And then came great wave and
dashed him away from the boat, straight
home. And then another young man,
a Christian, too, spoke up, Mates,
our Shippers finishing the hymn in
Heaven; let us finish it here and he
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18

chinery now IN use. IS from %, COZ 600
to z8,000, 900 to1Ez yeA The Qarkst
VIII take only I'm 1870, 900 10 "a
0o0, 900. Wifh = revru of B5siess
ffuRRbogt the untry, the coegump
WiH S5rfainlY increase hut
p = Stir 1ated by the
titife of NJ gresl coal
e conf - Of the mar
pdQ i've &57kc4ywf the
b>1pcres6 mil tito
Way q q & 5sodaefioS q csel
y lies IN tn 1re Of - l3n{rass be-
tween tn he1D oE JJkf Hnd4 and
mining q mic vho rarelf ON the
u brk. buisl< tHenfof the
pe1 3 q HBs, or as long
A 81 s 80 ~, I E, srIa aas :
royalty Of from u Ins5 % s1ty sents ton
shall be paid on Al zhS.eaE rsDsved
1frgm the mi2es. d1t5 tle Ehtual
prOducti] hall p - boy ven
amount. Nv e IS lhost ahivr1~
sal practicf til Va@fsof eodf zlAnds
\ 10 require Ut - pi11Atnm pfoducr
/ ton shalkbesfxed a4 high as possible,
thus NAL thet azpured INCOME hrg-
er than TER ad@eS e. the
/ the minimum anaul1 e~coal, every
A year, whether tn take -ost or not,
and the only way Il which oyerpsy
ments of royalty 81 fcover4 i by
ife1g1kin pSod id4 d .thes nHt o.
stgeediA 4eal11 For inztalcdE if q
certain Q41lhto( k3fscreqdked by the
TO of kis leah take "a. I'D 600
Ton, TONS, q r. Eszp g Ess4 Ssa =
| ssssvsS FL s lis nf E e aI .ss
$4,000 tons or hot, and t&e4Erfive
d4Uk ton for the : Shash. he
n above the min, N. But it,.
from any Ahse1he lEauct = the
M pr shiS yd fall below -, 600
u eyl d, ~ tons tbe En- til opd
n not 1eeklD und "a hke On 1872
q y - -, n69atteE SwK~s
q beoaf state Of the Market, pru.i
Tded he I'D fHh his coal without
J.! q, \ i I !
;sis' !. I 81! b lal g;.l l.r |ss.,,
il Id be, and thn1S1112f lSutketif all
1 the men worked Srpdue-
phe-third Il iAevit-
\ but is either a reductio4g1 wages
tb the loEeS ni{he or the idlef IS for a
\ portion d the tine of the labo 81 Too
4 tlxf9th results follow. Norris
I lufh l,op{ of Ms rsgion
&s::E;%s; Il .: e.: a: =! |s q:
s %sl b ss . I'd ls s'ss'ls
the inf sbefow they came ID this
co6flt, @&whP1 hthers were Miners
ise rk in mil very
difhe 1t to persf them to Learn any
new trade,~sTh4ytme to this country
because they 'co{iNxenmn0re mbney in
til hes hsfe ths9 they could N their
"A land butEthsy n ~ would have
I'll u til ece}n to beepme farmers,
nj ter what t@Si1dnfeueRts held
ON them might have beels So now,
thawill live a19ns sy{ng sIss7r fortunes
I'd business Of 65Sfnini111 bat com
pefativeIy few Of 1ltem win hate it to
| WI DbutfuUk il iSd3s1 disssssfnlg gin
that region, and there seems to be no
stu(U9tory methdief meeting the, diff
q DstrGt Tribfane. ~
4
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18

IChncsA aGnG q ne Superb on 0rpu,n .,..
the Se0rm, n ~ Old Ozken Bucket" or The c,as
Cnfji. > SlN 17x26 ineh1s. An additional ChrySs :
- had for stxfy cents OF two for one dollar mo,n,s
c1usVng - stretches. fog framing. f-T&
1-Tne MAGNIFICENT and artistic Chromos. Raj i.
Ara . and Christian Charity y tvo Of TIE ber -
inSs evrr publisheti- SLze 15x21 inches each mons
m csnves aud sfrrtcher. ready for framing ~
cost Of taHpoxtzt1ou tnfty cents required VIII s
"a - Il Splendid eisht-inch Triu,mine sr...
NIrReE pfnnpd Bows To Mt the hand. Postage ter
& "A PtJcfrt Cook -Scove packs in a space ,.
SQUARE. II. inches thick and weighs only IS oupe
pssSraer rp1uirpsl Is cents. -a
e. superinr PeEtHandle Ladies' Knife, with m
1-Nme. psmnreSts Excelsior System for cu,,jn,-
a8ex' Dresses Price, -, and Nine. DemorestS Is
firef,,s MAGIC Drpss Chart Price. $I50 Postage n
RMS sysfem received Highest Honors at the CeIpnrs
"a BesufffuI Silver Plated Napkin Ring pS,;,
"a nnc Double silver Plated Butter Knsfs p,
li--A Binder, for preserving the monthly numbers
DemorestS Magazine. Post free.
IA Largr Box Of Beautiful and Fashionable 8
t.onery. Post free. t
ia triumph Linen, Marker and Card Printer /,
marking clothing. Post free
I0-Iue Dollars worth Of Mime Demorrsts RelIss
Patterns post free Seieeret from Catalogue OF Nc
5s-Any one volume Of the works Of Charles p4ss
Post free.
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Write to Your Parents.

y Dzcslaing to the city, young d -
Sogs i HSt & less Es "
- eh9 parent and friends may see ID
tt1HTScsr s i 0H !.
7Etiey eydensyd Id expanded spll e
.gTtEt bs tttejs to hix,ftAaJa Il in
be frequent !; let him take. as of "a
Iet1Whe nv b his confidence, efs@
dangerous a'm asnsSRlE M k2a< : !.
tsue4k0~vv0Ull19leep1 rom che eve Of q
Msther and mOGlo19 a91 x ~ 5
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18

! OUn InrauBskcs rnx ckrsgGo1sC oSsuHr..
rIoN.--Hsw ,many ~ US can date the carse q
our last sickness To- either . crowded room ano
then coming cot in . cold AIR. Or wearing aAmp
clothes. causing cough which settles upon
the lungs, producing seated pains N the enes.
Aliens Lung Balsam will check the disease
and restore health to he system, if only used
Is time Remember and csH ct the Drug store
for Aliens Lung Bslsam Every family should
keen il At hand g s
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18

Are biscuits, bread, rolls, dumPlings, ETC.,
made with RDNDER- Always
use it for the delicious Vienna rvils. Shouts
YOUR grocer not have, and refuse to get
DooLEY,s .YEksr PowDEE for you, send -
cents Tor Y 10, IS cents FOR 10, or0o cent?
for h.. direct TO- DooLEY & BRorHBn, 145
Duane street, New York, and II win be
promptly sent BIZ rail
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Each Subscriber at $500
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c eias,pg ias sniaSa $a Ill sr5(SFobse7
Identical animal ne had lost, which taS
fe1aa n b Gesed s0psin a room 81 a
vacant house where it had REMAINED
nine days and nights without food q
1nyskiRd ~. water. How the bull came
tbsFeis not known, but it is supposed
that in wandering around it arrived at
thH house, and, the door being open,
Ieu3 <1EXsn by some means unkn6gn
~ Ter closed, aettshh 'bullship tps
81 an unwilling prisoner.-1or4ssto
u ~
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by the aId ~of matFIm0nIaI brOkers, or
mathematics, as they were called, was
greatly in vogue; it is still in use to a
sTldgnt extent 7 e. ssp IA s33FR
not married by the time he was twenty
years Of age, he was set down as
|S3 3E5:3Idl aAS ,'s,s'
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eAt4C< 4 NO 4kAAt>14hAV
to endow him with and make his own
BY right, but the gallant youpg ,iparVelr
list absolutely refused TO accept it. He
worddf'oeSe46 ~ 81 les&fe iuyisted.
thd u GbylA slqpldA 81 Sttled uP61
herself, and would consent only to be
the disburser Of the JpNUexppmlal
for their joint use and benefit. The
IbaRpy2aH soi1facf9 E,sQpsa vap3Sas
ae3aSEaI5 ceiH I'm hin u nthers dsN,
|3Sonc3eHnk jn19sEifzeeh xnhtaipsdd
= 3noanafi ~ lA& t1lE1galst1 s,ts iaplo
piest dog alive;v that his wife was t6ez|
(h1nt enlbnage e1nxm1ing sykalhau in'thd
eo1xX1DorD1 11bepnfa AfzoEus e.
~ fnida s1sass,aa1 ~ -hsss1earsra "a
1T IS said o. the WstA SlznguMgs
that it is full Of indigesfit ~ SoG60s1
1s sgS sIIsaa s8 'n'0Jy 0 9 e GeRBRafs
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-18

} gfhJ WsA IpfEgnsg
= vsHf Opreprsinga lsem atlse .rliuuse
n nnsurninH observation-disclosures b
lseStsil<11agg4 ,and sbSssa qs1NFt1afeA b
NJ t1itB5lafb5es.a 1hlss1iie$ mist MT
: = pfsfAf6d BY sthsnns. but By the1f&ft
'ss7l u hfe4d1; because the sorrowi{lg
sayle Did shSq1d be vi general an
S12-gm ddfng TIE sfisst day, that
-, Aodld Il 3atk to j ford III ilsgi
] M4 Hgs; SI During - sslsss
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sGsxm IaedS1g he <eGRuce For SsJba-
esooua asthescasekL@S-ATrA..;d
. = - 800 !. :, .;s -.
,vaJa;r ~ saiTs 80 49, axs$ff ~
Ia,ss hafore tba aftaraao,,S ,ha s.hh;
stands under . canonv coyor& saX,-ssslaa.
or .'' velvet sunnartei h hv " r. wo5dsn
.,,ales ,vh;ch z Ino I'm 49,
The hr; Mn mrenedad,shs 81.
.aadad fssherin ' Iaw -
IL ~ EMs faabsr
stations , him sslf s..sr.Su1 -; w III nj
80, fatbars ' r.nf - ~ ~ =
s;de If him S7S5s, 80. q ~,
hv tba two mo 7;rx
wise facing tbesbr; |E.-.I
hi now taxes - 80 -
hand and i reneats hr,ef n1s 80 ITO,
- n &c n 10 M {ftaon H641
: 56rt1on H. ~ rben IL I'.s
hand o,s1S{(yke3g1 4 1ssSSs 1872 49, =,
II Mriex ft6T1W7AHxe 67H
GAs1sk fh5{H&SboHAou6AAe-
hold. Int lefflYed ,1rsy6fWk.
a sn,i I T.Pg T H ses
the princif HmNE16 = ( 1oVers1
in that -iancuaee to understand its
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the Street, and running to this tight
board fence hastily put the little endzef
the trumpet in his ear, and rested ne
big end of it on the fence. The belated
vender. of lacteal fluid had Just driven
Iubs spftt6sk sthkS0md inktfameht for
the regular dipper, poured quarteof
milk into it and drove rapidly away!
9yhich accounts fdr TIE milk in the deaf
mani cocoanut. He didn't hear any
thing much, but the milkman would, if
he had waited a moment.
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Saturday night. The body is then
placed in. + plain, implanted coffin, not
the slightest EXPERIMENTATION being. ~
lowed; instead eof being lined with silk
or any cloth. the Inside of the coffin is
filed with shayingS Of wood. There is
also put in the colin the large veil or
talith. Which the dead man had worn
in the Synagogue dpEing his life, and
likewise the small veil termed in He
brew the sarba kanfoth. The latter,
like the talith, is fringed garment;
every radically -ortho1ex fsraelite weal
itdaily on his person, beneath his shirt
II u worn in accordance with the edk1-
mand of the Lord TO Moses, that the
zI achiltiren sof gITael ssshoufd wear II
fringed garment, SO that they mig
constantly remember and obevs HIS
commandments sThe same exp1ana-
tionaspp4ies' 10 4he large veil. TIC
friages are attached 70 NE four corp8ss
of thessrba kanfoth,5 which is generally
composed of silk Or viiferino. Only BY
Jewess can itor the talith be lawfully
made.
Before the body r. carried out Of the
house, the garments of the immediate
relatives Of the deceased-father or
mother. sonar daughter. hrothAr-4 sir
.hN1$s5atssrl a$sl Hyia Hti o paP'
f ,SE w 1EP2if HI Sa,sa won't e'' fay
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I{f@A H6pstsHk1NW ffcumstance hap
psQed on the faxn- Of Nx-IamssL esEax
i4RG9s 1tlyy a a I uaen -
ssSsG tleu astrp AsevssfT
direction no trace of the animal could
be found. Nine DAYS after itss.disap-
pe&@% o. fhssing s. Vaeanxshonse
u ~ as u q lisMss surprised
to seHfhe head and horns of a bull pro-
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WAR NEWS.

The Russian loss at Kars is officially
stated at $500. Gen. Belinsky and Lieut.
Col. Melikoff were among the killed. The
Russian main army is advancing on Erze-
roum, and Mukhtar Pasha has been sum
moned to surrender, but has been ordered
by the Sultan to hold out to the last extrem-
ity. Gen. Melikoff, the capturer OF kars,
will command. the besieging forces OF Ere
rollm. ....rL ..,.. 3D.. ,..s..,i u..... .0
d, A Bucharest dispatch Of the 21st says
that the Roumanians captured Rahova after
a three days. engagement, and that the
Turks fled and were pursued towards Wild
din. There was heavy fighting on the Lom'
on the 10Th, in which the Turks seem to
have gained considerable advantage, captur-
ing the village and heights of Piergos.
A special correspondent at Guirgevo
sends the following, under date Of the 23d:
GO have been shown telegram from Rus
sian headquarters requesting contractors to
furnish 10000 bags Of biscuit instantly for
the besieged in Plevna, as Osman Pasha has
opened negotiations for the surrender OF
that place." .rl ...- l........ .......
A Pera dispatch of the oath says: The
view taken of Osman Pasha's position is on
the whole responding, but some maintain
he has provisions enough to hold out until
Mchemet Ali can organize an army OF re-
lief. Great efforts are makingto accomplish