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

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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08
wo,a.r. 81 Modern science. :

me nersect aeeuracv with which scientaets
80 enabled 10 deduce the most minute par
Hcnlars in their several departments, appear:
sImost miraculous II We view it in the light
Observation-Disclosures telepraph--the greatest m
ventinn If the AGE, Is It not marvellous
decree 81 accuracy which enables an opera
to, to e,ncfi,I locate 4 fracture in subma-
in - cable nearly three thousand miles long !
Our venerable q clerk Of the weather" has
hecome N thoroughly familiar with those
most wavward elements of nature that he
can accurately predict their movements; He
con s;t in Washington and foretell what the
waafher will he Tomorrow in Florida or
New York. as well as il several hundred
mics did not intervene between him and the
nlaces named. And so in all departments OF
Modern science. what is required Is the
Inowled ce Of certain siops, From these the
scientists deduce accurate conclusions re-
gardless ~ distance. A few fossils sent to
fhe eYnert eeolopist enable him to accurate
" determine the rock formation from which
thew were taken. He can describe it to you
as nerfectlv a II a cleft Of 1t were lying ON
his table 90 Salso the chemist can deter
MIN; nil the constitution Of the sun as accu-
rateiv AZ II that iuminary were not ninety
Ave million miles from his laboratory. The
snn sends certain si0ns over the stinlanitude
of snsce ), and the Chemist classics them
nv nassiny them through the spectroscope.
jniy the presence Of certain substances
con}d nrodnce these solar stems. So also, in
medical science diseases have certain un-
mistakable siens. or symptoms, and by rea-
son of this fact Dr.. Pierce, Of the Worlds
Disnensarv tas been enabled to originate
and nerfect a system Of determining, with
the Greatest accuracv. the nature Of chronic
diseases without seeing and personally ex-
sminino his natientss He has spared neither
nains nor expense to associate with himself,
The n TacnIpv IF the WorId,s Disnensary.
large nnmher Of tnedicsl Gentlemen Of rare
.ftanments and skiil-rradnates from some
~ the most famons Medical COLLEGES and
fInivers;ties Of hoth Enrone ard America.
Rv aid Of Dr. Pierce,s system Of diagnosis.
these nbvs;cians and surgeons annually
thousanJs Of inval;ds wifhont ever seeing
them in nerson IN reco0nizinr diseases
withont nersnnai examin alton of the ma
60 ~ aPIa;,,, e. -nssass NJ r,irscnlnn.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08

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

No remedial agent has ever been onefS ,a
to Inc sick and debilitated at all comPalaDles
TO Hostctter's Stomach Bitters, In csses %
rrmittent and intermittent feverss conss.R. IN.
orders oUs involving constitutional weakness or
nh u decay. It literally works Sonr
aeTs.s The botanic ingredients which It's
spirituous basis holds In solution, act nkS e Z
charm upon hqptomach, and through inc
stomach upon The BRAIN. liver, bowels a ,ts
nervous system. There Is noImn& - ~ 49,
tains some Of the most porcnt tonics Of me
vegetable kingdom and the juices Of the bess
apcrient and anfi.5ilious roots ana neloss
combined with perfectly pure snmnlaHn8
element The bitters are peculiarly saaPsseo Pa
to those engaged in e1haustinE o. ahl s .n:.
famed and the ability Of the system TO res!ss
atmospheric and other influences PfeJuoi0
70 health largely increased.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08
NATURES REMEDY
KK 8!
IHe carAr Rtnon p.,,.pe. ~ -

An Dtsesses ef The DIsea.--If vnsrrrrp
eases restoring the patient to perfect health amer try-
ing different physicisns many remedies suffering for
you can be cured? Why IL this medicine performing
sucn great curcs? It works In the blood In the cir
culafng nuid 1t can truly be called the Great Blood
rw,5ner The great source Of disease originates n
the bl0od and NO medicine that does not oct directly
on public attention vegetinei Il sold BY All Druesf
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08
The Avoidance Of Colds.

HE IOl0Wlng SOunQ Suggestions Dy
DIR. Dobell, in his work on " Coughs,
Consumption, and Diet in Disease" are
Of timely importance:
But seventy-two per cent" says
the writer, "of the cases of winter
cough, which have analysed, might
probably have been prevented by at
tenti0n to commonplace things. Let
us then give few minutes to their
consideration. 1. Sudden changes Of
temperature.
This is the most difficult to avoid
of any on the list. The occupations
and amusements Of all classes involve
such changes, and we cannot stop
these occupations and amusements,
even were it desirable to do so. But
very much could be done to prevent
the body from feeling these changes.
The first and most important Is the
complete development Of the body
and limbs in wool next the skin, thus
interpreting . bad conductor Of heat
between the surface Of the body and
the outer air. It is surprising that
even in the present day this simple and
comm0n-sense protection Is neglected
by SO large number of persons, both
Of the educated and OF the uneducated
classes. It is not sufficient for the purI
pose in view that q little body vest
should be worn, just big enough to
cover the thorax and abdomen, leaving
all the extremities unprotected. It
should be insisted upon by medical
men that the arms and legs require to
be protected from the sudden transi-
tions Of temperature, as well a. the
trunk.
"The. main source Of protection.
then. against sudden changes of tenn
perature to the surface Of the body, is
to be found in complete covering Of
wool next the skin. But, beside this,
D much greater attention than is COM
mon should be paid to putting on and
taking OF complete and efficient over
clothing on going from hot to cold
and from cold to hot temperatures.
This Is particularly neglected by the
working classes, and BY girls and boys
"What have said with regard to
sudden changes Of temperature will
apply equally to two other causes Of
fresh colds, namely, draughts Of cold
air and cold winds. Both are to be-
deprived Of their sting BY proper
clothing Of the skin and mucous orr
ices, IS ~ ~ Il
!" Getting wet, and wet feet, occupy
q very serious place In our list; and
there y no doubt that damp and cold
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08
HARGURRIrE. s.
or, .sms IA.gAs $50 vvne IA.gna


-'s's'
= HARGURRIIE.
E44f
D. ssMe Iaa&ne ness wAe IAsgAs
ABOUT ton years ago, just after
graduation at the Bellevue Medical
College ana d09p1Cal OF NOW 10fK
City, through the influence OF impcr-
tant political friends. got an appoint
ment as Assistant Surgeon In the
United States Navy. s-
NY yeeselswas the North StaI. con-
nected with the North racine squad.
rom and was stationed then At
Acapulco, the most prominent seaport
ON the west coast OF Mexico.
Hard study had somewhat impaired
my health, but as mo disorder was nor
constitutional It was quite likely that
some treyel ana see v0yagmg wouid
ozltioiy IcsCoie my neuitn4
NO ms4Cor Il person u poor ~
purse, II ne mas . gooo educatlon, ano
Knows well what II does know. ana
can use the knowledge. WIN good
morals ana SOUND nealtn, ne need nor
lear MS aDiiltleS VIII NOT DC recog-
nized. sooner or later (generally
later, and patlence VIII nave sure
reward.
got leave 70 spend g month IN
reacnln8 my yessei. InereIore 1
lelsureIy l0uineyed from washington
through the S0utnern states 70 New
Orleans.
LOOK 6C88mef IOf H8V8u8 Hn0 " era
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08

reader Of this papersuffers from rheumatism,
let him get his druggist to order f,oo bottles
of Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" from his
wholesale druggist in Chicago, or of Brown
ing 81 Sloan, indianapolis, and Just as certain
as the sun shines tomorrow, Just as sure villa
cure follow. It is taken internally. Price, 81.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08

PATENTEEs andinventors should read adver-
tisement Of Edison Bros, IN another column.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08

SEE adv'theaded "Down With high prices. p
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27


A GREAT deal of talk is being INDUCED
in over the fact that Mr.. and Mrs.. HAYES
have refus ed to give wine to their guests
al the White House. As . matter OF
economy, this is q good idea. A Presi-
dent who fears lest he may be ousted
from an Office to which be is not entitled,
ought to try ana save as much oil his
$4,000 year as he can, while yet in the
enjoyment of it; but as a question Of pro-
noting temperance, We very much doubt
us efficacy. All the Presidents of the
United States who have been elected to
their high offices, by the people, have had
wine ut public dinners, and the country
has never, during the century Of its ex-
istence. made, thereby, a reputation for
inordinate indulgence in the 'srdent."
The truth of the matter is that this Is
but little outburst of puritanism, and
we never have been treated to that sort
of thing without being, in the end, sui
ferers thereby. The Phsrisees OF old
used to take tithes o: mint anise and cum
min, but neglected the weightier mat
tiers Of the law; so MIR. HAYES holds up
his hands in holy horror at glass OF
good wine, though he does not hesitate
to usurp the chief magistrscy OF the
nation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27
SaalehinR Malaria.

1t is fact widely and amply attested
that where the powerful and pernicious
drug, quinine, and other mineral poisons
administered as remedies for fever and
ague, and bilious remittants, fail to yield
more than temporary relief 10 the sufferer
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters scotches those
tremendous epidemics most thoroughly
and by strengthening the system ana reg
ulating It's functions. protects 1t against
malarial attacks. No resident of a locality
where the above maladies prevail, or
where they are likely TO break out In con
sequence of the poisoning OF the atmos'
phere by noxious exhalations, should fail
to take practical cognizance of the above
important truth, and by timely use OF
the Bitters avoid the ravages OF maladles
so disastrous to the physical constitution.
There is not In existence a finer tonic, cor
rective and defensive cordial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27
SEALED PROPUslIs

DROPOSAlS WILL BIZ RH,gy,
b. the Commit &C. ON St.,
Alleys, until May |, lS7;, tor c.,,s.-,..
streets and alleys ~ the cIl u.N.
for the year ending may !. Is
BIDS are aNk~d Tor scraping aud t,s...
away the mud from the paved me. :
al eys one time each month M.
May !, and iOrclcauing lh.saU,i.,-...
ing ar sweeping and hauling svf.
dirt twice "A month during there. . -
May lst To nov. lSt.
Also bids are asked Tor cIsarI. ,..
mI CadcmiZed streets oi the rIiy NI,1.
ing the mud from the same sni t.r.t.
ii away aud opening up aud cle,a..,
the cutters on each side ui said Nf,.s ..
time IN q e Spring and one tlRsls.,
Fall OF the year.
Also bids are asked for Cloan.n.
street crossings Oi The city one asttt
and haU lirR away the dirt ~ mui
Al.o bids Will Ice received l0f ua..r.
M and cleaning the HutlsN nl d. H.
streets al the city which are not paved
mtc td,miLcd, the same a. hr 3H.. r.r
In the spring ard once In the IA, D'rs
year.
The whole work tO he done url.r 70
control OF the Street COMMISSIONS
Bids NAV he made f,r rhcruI.rrs Fl
cleaning the above descriD-i ,ureo
alley, aud crossings, aud ais forlI,gT
separately.
The city reserves the right g. .H-
from the cutiT" amour tn h. paid 20
work, any proper iunAt" amount ''n
aud ry.Ty month HuG week whrr Hs
streets and alleys ar crnsdngS 49,.
scrap q an cleaned nud m" dfH
ed. TIL" city also serves iterg'' ""
Iect any or oil the bids made. as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27
THEwHIrE HOUSE TABLE.

Resolutions Of the Mrs. r. b. Hayes
Teapersnce Society,"
Wash, or. NY World.
r IE aia outcrop of the new decision
at thu White House 70 furnish vine 70
foreign primer and potsntstes who are
tbSstate dinners and TO con-
fine nsfs*e-born citizens to Potomae
water is shown in the formation here's
the "Mrs. r. b. Hayes Temperance SQ-
ciety." Al the first meeting resolutions
were passed declaring that Eve have
learned with pleasure that Mrs 4. b.
HAYES, the estimsble wife OF the Pres'-
dent of the United States, on the occs-
sion of the recent state dinner given at
the Executive Mansion in honor OF the
Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine,
expressed her unqualified disspprooa-
ton of the use OF intoxicating liquors on
that and all similar occasions; that we,
the members OF the Mrs. r. b. Hayes
Temperance Society OF the District OF
Columbia, do heartily indorse the sent'-
ments expressed, and tender her our
most sincere and heartfelt thanks, and
express the wish that the noble example
set by the highest lady in the land may
be followed by all mothers and sisters
throughout the country
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27
SEALED PROPOSALS
CLERKS OFFICE BoARpor,,
WHEEF NNlNlUNz

eLkkh OfflcE BOARD oy ,o,
S.o,,,w WHEELING Apr,, - Sow
sealed Proposals viii De- 49, ~ ~; /
once until May !, Isl, al = r o'.,,Sed G4
Tor the following county rcs y tS,oSk, aocs
fosue's Run Road-E1caysitNs"o a
Pogue's Run Road-Mse.,.
gu,ge. 'FOhen 10 -
Whee'ins aud Elm Grova -
We'll : run)-ESeavatIon, spSNsi a..
south Branch II Short Cr..S yu.,
ton so cubic yards. -Eiar..
BIDS must be se' arste for ,s,,
must be by the cubic yard m, 'oN, A.,
oil material, specifying in m. ga. ss sis
va'lon, the prices Tor earth Gtia.
ana solid rock, respectIye'v u.s. N'i
average haul not To exceed a We a.
Proposals must give ih- mil
postoffice address OF bldJsn. HAsnr A..
names OF some responsible rs., AS L,
ties as references Tor the char.c,.! or pa
sponsibiliiy OF the bidders, Aac y,
The Board res, ryes The ,,..,
any or all bids. "H' NSe-
W. Z. SMITH, Engineer. 'S' Vtrt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27
PROPOSALS
SEALED PROpos.,.

WILL BE RECEIVED .rTnALs
w. " Oh tne West Virginia PsnnaEosFIcv
AM TMa, West Va, apt si1niitsentisy
on on tuesday, the LIST dsy ~ u2o'closis
the s. hire Of convict Labor S' MAJ aay, 81 :.
etSeeaing i've years, as fol,n ,of term No. S
len len or more shoe makers en'
len or more broom mas
And nifty or more Tor es,
pIoyment in which the nsy Kind q; a..
will not be required use OF s'eaa. pn %.
ross asG - oiu must specify IN. 49,.
posed 70 be manutsctursd tS articles pro.
SQUARE ieet Of shop room "a. a nnnO.s q,
e ..p price per day is stsisi SI ". u q die.
Periods. each peri, d and mo Iot diets,s,
s S,ne mat one may De aees srs mus d !.
Inc Board OF Directors ress,,
10 IeJect any or all bids, 'e The s..k,
rroposals should be- sdd,.
L. Bridges, sup't, MouudsyitIes> S 70 wn
endorsed, bid Tor Labor" "e' WA, A..
ny order OF the Board OF pi,..
" L.. bhlUiN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27
Indian Fight.

OMAHA, April 26.-Telegrams re-
ceived from camp Brown yesterday says
that Barney Hall, proepector, had just
gotten IN to that post badly wounded
He and two others were attacked near
the head of Bad Water on the 18th, and
aftsr q sharp fight the Indians killed
hin partners and he escaped. There are
three others of the same party not heard
from.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

Fine Maple fup-......,.e...--.. 90. 5.,
And ali other guOjs ht lows pr.
Butter aud ~ ~, Pvta'0~s. vn 80, 80,
and other PrOduc' 60 'hi'l 80,
We want every on" H. rem. 10 pr I'D
our goods are g.aTaD'ut o. q.
sati, faction. ,. 4.
Call aud look Tor y"s,sH, -.
ket square Grocery ana ia, rr,H
a,,, FRED ss'-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27
MRS PART1NaroN insults the doctor:

MRS PARTINaToN insults the doctor:
ayes, doctor, and few days previous,
feeling somewhat predisposed, and hsv-
ing grosping pain in the abandon, l
took some patient medicine, and l feel
convicted that it seriously repaired my
constituent Isuppose m OF anexecra-
BILE temperature, for I'm always s-worry-
ing ever since Betsy Smith hsd congre-
CATION of the lungs, or some tonsoral sf-
fectation; but to tell the truth, I've al
WAYS dreaded an Internal rumor."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27
STATE MATTERS.

FAYRTTE county has debt OF S7,OOO
hsD ging over her head.
New CUMBERLAND, Hancock county.
has no soda fountain.
A LAW suit in Parkersburg few days
ago, cost only thlrty-three cents.
THE Normal school at West Liberty
will open on the I'D OF j me.
MoUNDsvILLIANs are going to erect
q bank building and town hail.
The stogie mandatory of the State
prison turns out 1000 s.ogies per day.
The Psrkersburg Times and Gazette
calls on delIDquents to settle up arreages.
j. w. CAMDEN has fifty men at work
in Braxton county opening large stra-
tum of iron ore.
half sheets, and both sides patented at
that.
ARE we to have any candidates for
county superintendent of free Schools
Phil,pp, Plaindsater.
Miss MANDY TAGG, OF Wayman's
ridge, Marshal county, attempted suicide
witty knife last week.
LAWYERS are not allowed to hoist
their feet on desks or backs OF chairs
within the Marshal county court house.
ON June LIST, by order of City Council,
all dogs found in the city without medals
Ga, will be killed.-CharleSton Courier.
TIE Hancock Courier says Mr.. VIM.
Shay has made arrangements with u
Boston house to buy wool in Hancock
county this year.
THE Martinsburg Statesman suggests
Hon. G. James Falkner for the vacancy
on the Supreme bench of the Uni cd
States Court.
The Border Waterman says, We are o!
course, with all our heart Tor Charleston,
and so will our people be on the day Of
election.
Z. Nj. STONE has been appointed by
the city council OF Charleston to fill w.
S. Lsidly's vacancy, the latter gentleman
having resigned.
TIE grand jury of Preston county
found $50 indictments, most of them be-
ing for the illegal sale of liquor.-Bar-
bour JeterSonian.
ONE of the literary societies of the
State University debated this question:
"Resoired, That the Grange is NUS
snce" The judges decided two to one
in favor OF the affirmative.
Mr.. WILLIAM SWEENEY, a hand at
Dam No. s, Ksnswhs river, was &C.
cldently upset out of n skif, while cross
ing the river, by derrick guy and
drowned, SATURDAY., 2lst inst.
THE Phiiippi PlaindeaLer says: "The
Murphy pledge Is very liberal, and we
are ut q loes to see why Christians don't
sign it." The Christian part Of II shuts
out the Pla,nderter from signing it.
WV. CoLsToN, colored, committed of
been sentenced by Judge Hoge, In the
Jefferson Circuit Court, to six years in
the pepitentisry. ...
KANAwHA county has killed her
whisky troubles OF last year, by the in.
dlcted parties having confessed. After all
expenses were paid in the settlement of
the cases, there remained q balance of
$240, in the county treasury.
MEssRs. Bowen and Gibson are making
arrangements to start new paper, which
will be known as the West Virginia Oil
Record, at Volcano, Wood county. 1t
Is to be q weekly paper devoted to the
oil interests of that section.
ONE day last week man named
Mason, employed at the Peytona mines.
in Boone county, attempted to fill n
miners lamp while it was lighting from
an oil can, and the oil took fire, and
caused an explosion which resulted in
burning him SO seriously that his recov-
sry is doubtful.-Ch Charleston Cotritf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

MRS. HAYES temperance principles
remind the Hartford Courant of the
early simplicity of our fathers. of which
John Adams wrote from Philadelphia,
September l, 1777, to his wife, Abigail.
He said: General Washington sets a
6ne example. He has bsnished wine
from his table, and entertains his friends
with ram aid water. This is much to the
honor of his wisdom, his policy and his
natriotism.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27
MOURNING GOODS

BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH,
BLACK TAMISE,
BLACK CASHMERES,
BLACK CANTON CLOTH,
BLACK BAIT STE,
BLACK LINEN LAWN,
BLACK AND WHITE ORGANDIES.