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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-14
TOLEDO, TAMA COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY, JUNE Il, 187

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broken down 70 an even surfnce, and to
effect this an ingenious instrument called
harrow has been Invented, which is .
frame bet with I great number Of iron
teeth. When this is dragged rapidly
backward and forward over the field, it
reduces it in timeto.a pleasant level PLAIN
marked with delicate wrinkles It's then
necessary to sprinkle in the ground some
cereal, such as wheat, oats or barley, in
order that by means of new growth
preparation for another sod may be laid.
And when this grain crop is cut down the
ground is in such condition that it will
be ready for renewal of the game during
the next season. In this prosaic descrip-
ton we have aimed merely at giving q
definite idea of the sport, and have avoid
ed any idle disquisitions on its beauties.
Suffice it to say that when it was popular
the whole country blossomed like the rose,
and the foundations Of our prosperity were
laid and II our young men could be in
duced to take up this Obsolete pastime
again and desist from focking to cities for
more artificial amusements, spending
their precious time in summer travels, and
squandering ther spare cash in European
tours instead Of investing at home, some
thing of the old fashioned contentment
might return to the land. The passion for
pleasure and dissipation has gone through
all classes and driven the people into wild
and unwise extravagances, wherefore we
should be glad to zee the popular tenden-
cies take more wholeso ONE direction, and
earnestly recommend the revival of plow-
ing among all such young Americans "a
have leisure and opportunity to indulge in
that noble pursuit.--N. 7. World.
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Il :
d A reception, so different from what /
had expected, made such an impression
ON me that the tears came into my eyes,
and felt half inclined to confess the
whole truth. The senior partner, how
ever, putting out his hand, and shaking
mine warmly said:
Now 70 home, and keep up your spir-
its, and you will do very we'll"
At that moment one of the clerks en-
tered the room. and left it and proceed
ed homeward, the man whom had i'm
agined to be detective being NO longer
there. For what purpose Jackson Wis
tied the office the evening before know
not. Certainly it was not connected with
my business
1t will be too painful for me to 60
further into the matter. plunged deeper
and deeper into crime. [ attempted TO
conjure up q reckless frame of mind, and
in the daytime to considerable extent
succeeded. But then the nights-how can
describe their misery could not
sleep without opium, and the more took
of the drug the greaaer quantity I re-
quired, till at length I;uas Obliged t0take
each evening e much w would have
killed an ordinary man. 1t had also its
the pallid hue of the regular opium eater.
At last it was discovered, jackson having
sold my note; was arrested, my defal-
cations came to light, and soon after
l found myself here. 'aa
One word more. in justice to myself. ]
heard that In the newspaper report of the
trial it was stated that when, after my
sentence, ] left the bar, it was with a
jaunty step and indifferent expression Of
countenance. Never was there truer re-
mark. If indeed, any objection can be
taken to it, it is that it didn't 60 far
enough, for the imprisonment to which l
was Condemned, and the utter ruin of my
prospects in life, were but feather in
the balance, when compared with the
weight of horrible mental torture and
doubt / had been laboring under for
months before the termination Of my ca
reer of crime.
"Where is Thornton, you ask :"
He occupies the cell adjoining mine.
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Our Young Readers.
FATHER AT PLAY.


SucH fun ~ We had, ono rainy day,
When father was homo and helped us play!
We made ship and hoisted sail,
And crossed the sea in fearful gale
But We hadn't sailed into London town,
When captain and crew and vessel went down
Down, down, in : jolly wreck,
With the captain rolling under the deck.
But he broke out again with lions roar,
And we on two legs, be on four.
Ran ont Of the parlor and up the stair,
And frightened mamma and the baby there.
90 mamma said she'd be p'liceman now,
And tried TO rest us. She didn't know how.
Then the lion laughed and forgot to mar
: Till We chased him out of the nursery door;
And then he turned TO pony gay,
And carried q all on his back away.
whippity, liclity, hiclity, ho!
IT we hadn't fun, then don't knowl
Till we tumbled off and he cantered on,
Never stopping to see if his load was gone.
And couldn't tell any more than he
Which was Charlie and which was me,
Or which WAS Towzer-for all in a mix
You'd think three people had turned to six.
Till Towers tail was caught in the door;
He wouldn't hurrah with us any more,
And mamma came out the rumpus to quiet,
And told US story to break up riot.
-Youth's Companion.
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lies, who took possession as before and
spent the summer with US, with but one
change. A little, venturesome martin sat
upon the verandah and saw yellow cat
summing herself on the shed below. It
was curious object to the bird, which
leaned over, lost its balance, and in an in
stant was in the jaws of the cat. We heard
the terrified scream of the old birds, but
we were too late to give any assistance.
Cats have no tender feelings, and a young
bird was luxury not to be rejected. In
deed, that cat came around the place for
several days. looking up, with greedy
eyes. to see if any more birds were likely
to fall.
After the martins left my house, a fam
ily of English sparrOws came and took
possession of its furnished apartments.
They were noisy and disorderly set Of
tenants, having great deal of boisterous
company. did not like this, any more
than do to see noisy family intrude
themselves into quiet neighbOrhoOd.
They kept possession all winter; but at
the usual time last April my friends, the
martins, returned, and were indignant to
find that their rooms had been occupied.
Doubtless. they found the furniture in
Jured and the paper stained, and thought,
perhaps. might have looked after things
In their absence. There seemed to be
three families this time, and the sparrows
actually tried to drive them away; but
they were too strong. One morning
we heard a loud noise among the SPAR
rows, and there were six sparrows
holding an angry talk with the martins
from the roof of a neighboring house.
But the martins quietly Held their ground,
and when the sparrows swooped down
upon them they resisted them and drove
them off. They have not returned since,
and l think they will not. The martins
at once went to work to repair damages,
and at the present time there is a prospect
of pleasant and prosperous summer in
the martin families.
hope they saw that yellow cat round,
yesterday, looking up at the house and
licking her lips, probably with memory
of that bird last year. About the houses
of birds and men there are evil things
lurking to harm those who are not guard
ed against them. The greatest care is
needed by all of us to watch for all such,
lest, like the poor little bird, we may fall
into the jaws of the destroyer.-P. B.
Shillaber, IN N. 2. Independent.
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INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.

~ b j.
"A startling elopement is reported from
Pittsfield, Mass: Early in the morning
little son of James Carver, aged three
wears and half. and three-year- old
daughter of Samuel Parker, were missing,
and after q vain search in the neighbor-
hood they were found late in the after
noon, taking dinner in a house in Pom
to0suc, three miles and a half from their
homes." ,,. .,
-As an engine belonging to the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company was standing on the track
on Washington avenue, Baltimore. the
other afternoon, and during the temporary
absence of the engineer and fireman, an
unknown man jumped upon the engine
and started it at full speed toward the
river 'front.' Two freight cars, which
were attached to She engine. struck the
bumpers ct Washington street wharf with
such force that the engine was thrown
from the track, and the cars ran intn the
river. The stranger, who was evidently
insane, was pitched into the water by the
shock and drowned. 1sHse 5{si5s sssa
/ "A rather remarkable instance Of fear
lessness is recorded e having been ex.
hibited BY lady resident OF CovinRt0n
the other day. A Mr. L L, In business
on this side Of the river, but residing on
the other side, had had black -snd tan
dog in, his family for many yearA which
was great pot and e intelligent as
child. It was fourteen years old. Re.
Gently it got sick, aid ilnAlly went mad.
Mr. L. was absent q ~ time.. but Nm.
L.. u order p prevent the dog rpm
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a FUNNY FELL0W.

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~ the vs,y ,,,,r.st ,,u t,s1, tv,,e-.s ss K e 81
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And the hr;chte.t Ittie tv;nkla
- LEU :unly lls I:aas. s:c1IN
an Oe .'I 9as ~. sosS na'' LUZ ns..1 S..5.
A~1e1 Jo1 o'oA
ri. .r,;,e v.. l;ka The glitter
NJ the ann ;r tror;c i.nda.
And III rail- : sweeter twitter
Tban the .v.llov urder.tands.
And to hesr him snan the trieger
msu,S y. I psL, =. .s. - 1ss & ~ ys5 ; ~
VIII T;i, s.s. may hy,,ta,, ~ ,"o hs,ts r''- sss'.
= s'' . "
He was meek a any Quaker
When X furtbered fun's desire-
Solemn A. an undertaker
IF occasion should reouire:
He could wreathe his rosy features
WIN s1i1ow.us m nens. s.
IN NJ isssu ID 81 1921 Ss!r "a 1es:S TSx
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Thst ert;rIss ~h;ch x.,,da
r. mafs I feilow 1 - honsv~
For the nsl.te of b;s friends
NJ sv.ast.,,el euev-v .torv
Inat misfortune could begin
MI .n1 consc.oslsness esssN ~ uVss. anu s:ory
a' III" h1aenos were genuine
- 49, ~. :. .sa"as - - ..s.;..1 IL.
W T 4n. @ ~ so - I.t o''' "e'e si'in'
Ths4 r -on,dr,. sST : ,row 10y ~ h;n.
AAns "ouAH oAv" ASA uAnA,
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ni"tLvE-fEAR-OLD GIRL, named CaW.
Oin, at Lee, Mass, was burned almost to
10 : lew days ago BY the explosion of q
oikerosene oil, from which she was feed.
smcldering fire, and John Collins was
aderabiy injured in trying to tear her
|nng clothing from her. A child two OF
Z years old was also somewhat burned
ihE highest point yet attained by any
aoad has been reached ON the summit OF
aSeta Pass, in the Sapgre de Christie
allalns, by the Southwestern extension
nc Denver q Rio Grande Railway. The
p'uds Of the summit is 9,s4O feet.
SEcRETARY EvARTs stated, on the 9Th.
.u,s 10 thealleged outrage on the whaler
q kisepat BY Spanish cruisers, that, while
a sensible Of the friendly relations be-
''a SPAN and the United States, he did
intend to allow any outrage upon our
ano' while Spain would be he'd re,
'asaole ior any insult to the United States,
s0uld see that this Government fulfilled
M Mooligations to Spain.
WASHINGTON telegram OF the 9th says
treasury was paying out only large
ssa States notes for drafts, the idea being
= slver out in es large quantities as the
su'! can supply, and also to make tht
s. prefer small bank notes to large legal
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Cheap Things.

What q fascination dwellS in that one
little word, cheap, and how it lures on the
most wary and frugal housewife into buy
ing! "Such bargainsP' says your en-
thusiastic friend who has just been plr-
chasing, and straightway you are touched
with her enthusiasm. Haven't we seen it
dozens of times, and tried it too?
You want to make one dollar do the
work of two; you read eagerly the flaming
advertisements Of goods almost given
away, and you start hopefully on your
pilgrimage to distant parts of the city,
and bring back, what! In nine cases out
of ten, nothing bat experience.
Still, the word does not lose its charm,
even after many Disappointment. We
seould like to see the woman who could
pass shop window unc0ncernedly where
J. Selling OFF Below Costp' appears in
staring capitals, or who could hasten past
shop door without investigation when
stacks of dress goods aie labeled with the
tempting announcement, " Reduced to
Hall Pricep'
II such woman exists we confess that
she ID thus far unknown to us, and we
have lively curiosity to gaze upon tho
Men laugh at this " feminine weak
mesa, !" q they grandly call it, but the
truth Is that they are quite as much given
| to buying bargains as their mothers or
sisters or wives. Quite as much. did l
sayi Why, they are ten times worse!
Take man into an auction-store, and
/ he will commit extravagances enough 70
appal any woman of ordinary prudence,
! for he will buy things not only useless,
but positively in the way; and yet be sub
timely unconscious all the time that he
hiss done The very thing he ridicules 90
Nov this Whole subject of cheapness.
| hinges upon two time.honoTed sayings, a.
ttrue q they are ancient, thus: Nothing
/ IL cheap that you do not want, and poor
| article is always dear. These two rules
win Suflice for our guidance in this mat
| terlof cheapno61, and II It be said thai
!! they are well known already, Why, 90
inuch the, better. All that i necessary y
/ u applg thom d ectioa, eoof 4x(ehds,
never bb3ipN Whet8ou do mi N66k and
4 making up your minds that no shop keep
III S6n afford 10 aell fnt- class eOods q
Ii6ufth1ate prices. b = economical 4
| your circumstance demand, h1y - few
/ 3hiheB = possibIe, Il your pufse " Rsl6n
dsr; but let those few thinas be worth hav
| ling. Better, fAr better, : inc merin<
| than : cheap, poor SUI. Q1ftstiqp lrtel
ess q I !, Is &
-An old lady In Binghamton, n. T !,
! Whp died while ago, took OF and eayl
i % her daughter. Just befofe her deqthe
i poir Of ear-rinks th2t sho hAd Wozn eighty
! ~ year. Without Removing thern, he
/ falkee having given them y her whom shi
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OR
FALLING SICKNESS,

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vince sufferers that these powders will do
all we claim for them, we will send them
by mail, post paid, free trial box. AS DR..
Goulard is the only physician that has ever
made this disease special study, and as
TO our knowledge thousands have been
permanently cured by the use of these
powders, We will guarantee a permanent
cure in every case,or refund you all money
expended. All sufferers should give these
Powders an early trial, and he convinced
of their curative powers.
Price, tor large box. $500, or boxes
for $1,000, sent by mail to any part OF the
United States or Canada on receipt Of
price, or by express, G. o. ID. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
800 Fulton ST., Brooklyn, n. y.
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nj a r r led.

On the 4tll inst in the Lutheran and Re
formed church at Crcagcrstown by Rev.
}. Summers Mr. Christian n. Thomas to
Miss Sue l.. Matthias, all of this county.
On the 9Th inst, in Niaduct Hotel, at the
Relay. B. n o. II. r., Mr.. Bcrtncr o
Frizzell to Miss Cora Harding, both of
Frederick county, Md.
In Green Village, Franklin county, Pa, at
the residence of the brides parents, by
the Rev. VIM Moses, George A. Gil
bert, of Frederick city to Miss Jennie
llockcrsmith, Of the former place.
On the Goth ulto., at the residence of the
brides parents, in Burkttsvillc, by Rev.
j. Turner, Samuel G. koonlz to Miss
Nctlic L., eldest daughter Of Ezra l..
karn, Esq, all of Burkiltsvile.
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POSITIVELY CURED.

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anxious to be cured should try Dr. Kiss
ner's Celebrated Consumptive Pr wders.-
These Powders are the only preparation
known that will cure Consumption and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs-indecd,
so strong is our faith in them, and also to
con7ince you that they IRE no humbug, VIC
will forward to every sufferer, by mail,
post paid, free trial box.
We don't want your money until you
are perfectly satisfied of their curative
powers. lfyour life is worth saving don't
delay in giving these Powders II trial, us
they will surely cure you.
Price, for large box, $3 90, sent to any
part of the United States or Canada by
mail on receipt of price. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
800 Fulton ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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ls--- ices 90 O. -
Da e: d.

On the 3lst uto., at his residence, near
Burk,lsvillc, .Ino. Gavcr, aged 81 years,
4 months and II days.
On the Goth ulto, in Middetown Valley,
.Jno. Smith, aged y years, & months
and II days.
On the 2Sth ulto., at the residence of Mrs.
Anna Wilson, in Frederick city, of gen
cral debility, Jonathan Il. WILSON, aged
- years, . months ana 3 days.
On the 2Sth ulto, at her residence, near
Mddletown, of Pneumonia, Mrs Susan,
wife of Mr.. Johatnan Haupt, aged Sc
years, months and IL days.
On the 2Sth ullo., in townsville, of Con-
sumption, Milton |. lIitcshuc, aged 80
years, 4 months and - days,
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LAST SEnMt Rev. Summers preached
MIS- farewell schon in the Lutheran chur Oh
ON Sunday last very large AUDIENCE
The Rev. gcntll IAN has been in the min
istrY 81 years ID this was his third
charge. The tirs,e serycd six years, the
second twenty, Il, the third-this one
six. His discourAon Sunday was very
able one and just sted for an occasion of
this kind. We rcl,t that we are unable
to publish it in FUND portion of it
would be Of no accnt at all. His text
was taken from Pap I'd Epistlc to the
Corinthians and ID verse: "Finally
brethren farewell. Blerfect, be of good
comfort, be of one min'iye In peace; and
Ihe God of love and pee shall be with
you" 1t was listened tvcry attcntivcly
ind we doubt if there VA single heart
in the entire audience th!dd not feel the
'Seight of these truthful l,ings. lie was
4ery mild in his illusions the church
2nd hoped they would be q to secure a
bod shepherd in his pl@. The Rev.
Fntlcnlan will, no doubt, be eatly missed
the members of the conglation whom
has SO faithfully served dung The past
I years and VIC feel satisfied at all wish
N God speed,
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w liable person to introduce TALMAD-
GEES Lester File and Binder, patented June
6, 1876 Is q combtned Letter FTle and
Binder which is indispensable to every mcr.
chant, Lawyer, Bookkeepcr, Clerk and
every person desiring to preserve Jefferson
important papers, in Il convenient form for
future reference. Liberal commissions al
lowed. Address, with stamp,
M. r.. SCULLlN & CO.,
No II North Moore Street, N. Y. City.
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FOR SALE!

I lNHE building and stock Of first class
l. shoe store doing good business, and
in good locality, will be sold on reaSona-
BILE terms. This is Il good chance for any
person wishing to engage in business. The
building or stock will be sold separate if
desired.
Enquire at this Office,
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NECI.iNICSTO WV MARKETS,
Corrected Weekly by Geo. ". .StockMale
WEDNESDAY nril ~
NclU advertisements.
DR.. {. A. NORWOOD,
DENTIST.

Graduate of the Baltimore College of Den.
tai Surgery.)
Offers his services to the citizens of this
place and vicinity. All operations in dent
istry on the approved principles and at the
tery lomest rates Will visit this place on
The Isl and Sd Monday in each month
at the Gilbert House. Of rainy, on next
fair day. Persons waited on at their res
licences if desired without regard to dis.
tancc and without extra charge. Office
hours from u III. to 6p. M.
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TT Is GENERALLY ADMITTED, that
/ in Spectacles and Eye glasses You can't
be suited anywhere better or cheaper, than
by CHAS, II. o. FOX, No, IA West Pat
rick Street
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE.

I WOULD take this method Of inform.
l. ing my friends and the public that
have purchased the store of ID. c. Martin,
(Osler's Building, Public SquareD
and will keep constantly on hand all kind
of mil stuff by the bushel or ton at short
notice, also,
Flour, Bacon. Fish, Potatoes,
hominy, corn meal, cracked corn, corn
chops, soaps of different brands, &c.
Hoping by strict attention to business to
share part Of the public patronage.
S. III. WITUEROW.
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STILL ALIvE.--The different papers
throughout the county and State still IN
sst upon it that Mr. Dubcl, the man who
was so badly hacked up by horse, is
dead, we say emphatically that he is not
and also that the attending physician, Dr.
Lcatherman, has strong hopes of his re-
covery. Mr.. Dubel resides but a short
distance from this place and we know
whereof we speak when we say that he is
not dead. The Middietown Register says
that on the same day that he was injured
his sister residing in that Valley died sud
denly of dropsey. Troubles never come
single, especially in this case. 1t will be
long lime, however, before he will be able
to be about-erysipclas having set in.
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DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greedy Block, Syracuse n. Y,
90. Box 1G)
To President and Board of Commissioners
Of Corporation of Mcchanicstown:
Mcchanicstown Corporation, DR..
TO amt Taxes unsolicited April
1876, $G5 II
To cash from w. T. Grimes, i5O 90
TO taxes for 1876, $50 81
To fines collected by President of
Board, 20 so
TO balance on Ledger, 16 O5
1851 81
By cost of Lookup, $lG2 "A
BY work on streets, IS IS
BY cash paid w. Lydic on act, 81 81
BY acts settled as per ledger, 80 GS
BY cost Of Lamplghtiug, 81 10
bv amount paid on Alley, As 80
BY act on collection Of taxes, lG SO
By printing, ID IS
BY Secretary for services, 10 90
By qualifying of Commissioners, II so
By Pound II so
~ taxes unpaid, 50 "a {
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carm"k,
proprietor of the steam sash and door e.
tory of this place and also boss millwrish +,
is now engaged making a large waterwhcC
for a Mr. Todd of Utica. The wheel is Al
extra large one and its capacity is ab1
"a horse power Carmack's reputation "a
Il milwright is spreading rapidly. lln
partner Biggs has been absent in Virgini;
for some time back doing work over there
LEG BnoKEN.-Ou Saturday last Gcorg,
Hollz, workman in the mine bank at Ca
toctin furnace had the misfortune to breal
one of his legs near tho ankle. lie anc
some other workmen were at work in tb
bank when a large piece of ore fell on hi
with the above result He was conveyt
to his home, near this place, in Mr.. Kuii
kels carriage and Dr. Zimmerman sung
moncd who set the broken member an!
placed the sufferer in an easy situation
This will be a serious loss to him as he j
man of family and has to depend ~
work of this kind for livelihood.