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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

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and howl happened to meet your
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begin
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you made your appearance that Char
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reer, and once and xior an be turned
toward his old home.n
care you quite in earnest, sirp"
~" NeStt mqfe - Hgmy ill., Who's,
S4a[lf III poor s2E els sg 6Syr Il; fP "a around
the fiery steed so fast that they could
no longer follow him, Lion. "leaping
a yardf IN air. in the exuberUD ofslis
delighk galIoplng BY his side. (
all rish156 sid thezDld man.
his face ,beaming with happiness. "And
won't mother look wonderfully sur
prised when she ices him coming up
the lane. / don't know how to thank
you, SIR"
Don't thank me. l deserve no
thanks,n says Charles Marks, holding
E1fR3s21gsii$s51 bf4nGk that
Besie might Pr u4er. & 49,
s.s7Aapd the new gxfdenef4s'1 sks Resz
sic, hooking back = him.
-WMEheNesthe rooms owe the sta
BIZ. Eou know you said theySwere
trauscomf1f <able.'n
Hdk yo6f {rainP" persists dBessie.
with tie ltagleam Of coquetry that
ever spark1Sd a 1F0lUpeyes,
much rather Says Mr..
M''As'
When nex5 the blossoms are on the
orchard tre1b and ~ Spring flowers
thereis 4neE mistpa5s at the big house
In paisyville~-a pretty little tki&gg ,sssstth
lofely blue eyes, bright golden hair and
Sweet cheerful voice. Her name is
Bessie, and she Is the idol of her hus-
bsnd.. and, HSatge as it mtSysppeaf.
the BELOVED 42ll6 mother &laWF ~
Andt6 well, nay, bet
ter carbd Tor than the handsome ponies
and the splendid chestnut, is an old,
whits, bddlooking horse, called CbH-
NeH his daEssoft toll al 0teI, and al his
wayswaySUf p46asafftnesS ana IN his
\ paths pathso of peace.@Hurper's Weekly.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

War hef 1919 Soldier and :wadoyvs
Pe9sioned for II days service, Write C81s
Z. BINGHAM a Co., Attorneys for P6nsfona.
'Patents, Land Titles, Washington, D. c.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

TIE new rmokine tobacco. Balls Eyeapd No.
eeFh lead gut cayendieh, will cause 4 smiIe that
W4i lllnmine the black est Of crowdine cafes. ~
any tobber. sSt'41M OF
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

Away sailed De Leon. the sailor;
Away with . wonderful Rlee,
Till the birdA were moro nre in the azure,
The dolphius moro rare in the Yea.
AwHy from the shady Bahamas,
Over waters no sailor had seen,
Til again on his wondering vision,
Rose clustering islands Of green.
Still onward be sped till the breexes
We're laden with odorA and 10! f
A country embedded with flowers,
A country with rivers aglow!
More bright than the sunny Antilles,
More fair than the shady Azores.
Thank the LOrdp' said De Leon. the sailor,
Az Toasted his eye ON the shores,
We have come 70 . region, my brothen,
More lovely than earth. of truth;
And here is the life-giving fountain
The beautiful fountain of youth.r
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

One day the old sailor lay dying
On the shores of a tropical isle,
And his heart WAS enkindled with rapture,
And his face lighted up with q smile.
He thought of the sunny Antilles,
he thought of the shady Azores,
He thought of the dreamy Bahamas,
He thought of fair Norida's shores.
And, when his mind he passed over -
His wonderful travels of old,
He Thought Of the heavenly country,
OF the city Of jasper and gold.
Thank the Lord!' said De Leon, the sailor
Thank the Lord for the light of the truth
lnow am approaching the fountain.
The beautiful Fountain of YOUTH
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

But wandered De Leon, the sailor, ~
In search of that fountain in vain;
No waters were there to restore him
T4freshness and beauty again.
And his anchor he lifted, and murmured,
As the tears gathered fast in his eye,
l must leave this fair land of the flowers,
Go hcko DER the ocean. and die"
Then back by the dreary ToFtuRas, 81
And back by the shady Azores,
He Nas borne on the storm-smitten waters
T6the calm of his own native shores.
And that he grew older and older.
His footsteps enfeebled gave proof.
Still he thirsted in dreams for the fountain
The beautiful fountain of youth.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

Then landed De Leon, the sailor,
Unfurled his old banner md sung;
But he felt very. wTinkled and withered,
ALI around was 80 fresh and 90 Dung.
Toe Palms. eveI-verdant. were blooming.
Ger tho streams of the forests. bright howen
Hung deep from the branches of treos.
: Prnise the Lordr' sung De Leon. the sAilor
His heart was with rupture afame;
By Florida given to fame.
sNTisa fair. . delectable country,
More lovely than earth, Of . truth;
l soon shall partake of the fountain :
The beautiful fountain of YOUTH
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16
Shining River.

s(1kL ct9) 119D1d9of Tho ANA natpS ~
SI68II0n1ea s '6ood Nova and di6ors only :. 49,
x comQsseraeQV.llly rood EfIdinsr. La ~ y 49,
10y sd On this . shining five, |" MAXIM FL snanl
i. Wf{h sweet and pure lyrics Ike sBssnasI u
SIuG8G Land y or NIikA the SfaH u ~NA9 NJ
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

The cabin was silent: at twilight
They heard the birds singing a psalm,
And the wind of the ocean low signing
Through groves of the orange and palm.
The sailor still lay on his pallet,
His soul had gone forth to discover
The beautiful Fountain of Youth.
Buttsrvorth, In National Journal or
Educafion. He
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

CHORAL PRAISE. (25 cta, n..,..
a Chant Songs and short Anthens "a NJ coledta
DAY Schoots- The beauty Of Its contents m oNIM&a
ft1p an denominaaon-f 10 1Fnfis1"- "~nk
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16
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by the b5f0ty ana pgscefulness Sfsao
day, Charley falls into 1 reverie, stops
1pe4 more. and moe more refuses most
ae4i1edly to 9 70 on
Nd a tl11 Annef Edoeefk1 dr6Ef1
III horse behave Tor whole h6df, max
4og1hort progresses and 1pu9 pqusqs,
Eu1e1 finally coming to tn6 U0llcihsi6fi
n1there had Sasl q53ES1nCnfh OHM
1drtof ding, IS d3diSefStSfy dlAi5 3hs
Aiq station beneat1 wiSe<pfeCahg
al, and p~roceedyt6 MUNICH the young
Kr&Bs at his feet, with . look in his eyes
that says as plainly Is words. From
Ais spot move me Il y66 catt'
rs*6h. Charley! Charley! how can
yoar' begins t5s yQqnggiyf' Loudly s96
brown hands clasped beseechingly.
oh, you wicked, s0icked Charleyvr
Add you call me9'' aaks q masculine
voice, to her great astonishu1SE
and Is with . slight start she turf3 ~
the direction Of the Yaiea ,she secs 4
her, the sound Of bis approaching foot
stems having been completely lost in the
; :::;:' s1 ]qs'lsf' 81 Eeflk l'' :;
o. ssS, . s5sin ,ss iss ssR Eii's xI Is|qssias
child-lfke eyes. II was speaking to
the shorses Be stin, Lion." - asss2
SrrBee tsxdon. " thopgAtfof ~ b.
[stant 5ou were speaking to me. It
seems / have the hGRa 5fxbeing .
namesake of your fiery steed. Iiut you
are'in tE9pble.t Wh&f iQtAe nattera
Can help you in any way {
"There's nothing very serious the
master,'' she says, with . smile. ave
aTeJmoying to-day, and father went. on
ahead . long while ago, having some
business to settle with our new land
lord, and he must be at this very mo-
ment waiting for me at the new house,
and wondering what in the world has
become of me. You see, we have NO
boys in our family, and the other girls
are younger than myself, and father
and mother both thought-this being q
very quiet road-that Lion and l could
look after Charley and the furniture;
but Charley, who generally behaves
very well, has been awfxuy contrary,
and has stopped every few moments,
and the consequence is we. have been
already two hours on a journey that
should have taken us but one, and
there's just as long a distance to go yet;
and with Charley-oh, You wicked
horse!-standing nderthaftr tree Idon't
know hoW we are ever to get to Grass
town."
ITS almost as bad q plight as the
old woman was in with her pig. when
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23

Ben Butler, the bold and audacious, able
and shrewd, is for lacking the silver bill on to
the appropriation act if there should be devel-
oped any contumacy on the part of the Senate
and Executive. More power to ye, Ben!
hearts and homes the foul fiend of a Federal
Tax Collector VIII the Era of Good Feeling
never, never get ripe! Whittier are we drifting!
There is an idle rumor in Washington that
Booth is working to secure the scalp of the
Gorham. Not if Newton knows himself,
Boss Tweed asks to be relieved of his debts
under the Poor Debtors Act
Five hundred tailors have struck in Chicago
Divide by nine and you get the numerical force
of this movement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23
LIVELY TIME AT WADSWORTH.

Yesterdays Reno Journal has the following
adeount of the summary dealing with some
Chiuese thieves there: Sunday morning the
citizens of Wadsworth were astonished to
learn that during the previous night one of
Mr.. Thompsons freight teams, partly loaded
and nearly ready to start for Belleville, had
been robbed of many articles of value, in
Guiding three sacks of barley, two cases of
China merchandise, one case of cigars, one
box of powdered sugar, etc. An examination
revealed the fact that Chinese thieves had
done the deed. Deputy Sheriff Lewis and
Constable Wilson, with a number of leading
citizens, went on a tour through Chinatown
and discovered the three sacks of barley, but
could find nothing else. Suspicion pointed
strongly toward certain ones and two China
men and one women were arrested, and
lodged i'll the calaboose. But the citizens
were not satisfied, and during Sunday night
determined to adopt extreme measures if
necessary to secure the stolen goods During
Sunday the woman was released, and the
the men confessed to having stolen the bar
ley, but would not tell where the other goods
were That night, however, a number of
citizens got hold of the Cinnamon, and after
awhile they concluded it was sweeter to live
than pass from earth i'll an abrupt manner
and SO took the citizens to one of the Chinese
houses, and revealed the stolen goods, they
having been hid under the floor of the build
ing. Also some other things were found that
had been missed long ago. The citizens then
RACED the den to the ground, being satisfied
that the place was a regular rendezvous for
thieves and stolen articles. No good China
man or his property was touched. A third
Chnaman was arrested and the three will no
doubt be committed for grand larcey, by
Justice Griswold, when the Grand Jury and
the District Court viii attend to their case
From the best Of information attainahle no
blame can be attached to Deputy Sheriff |
Lewis for losing his grip on his prisoners |
The best men and leading taxpayers of Wads-
worth had made up their minds to be no
onger annoyed and very unwillingly Lewis
vas compelled to give up the prisoners for
he time being.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23
BORN

In Carson January 22d to the wife of Jacob Muller
daughter.
Fair is the hair of the daughters of Jacob and comey
the face thereof SO says the Psalmst In the promising
by and by when the leaves of the have and
gone for many moons, and the soft signing airs of
the mature have been succeeded by the harher
breezes of the autumnly days. then shall it be said the
good sits by the resde and the good wife remembers
her time of the spinning wheel and the loom that of
morning in the Long Ago came with many signs and words
of welcome the blessed gift that nconsiderate hath
alluded to is only girl" Jacob, Jacob thank God it
is no worse Thank Him it is not two girls
Along with the of this birth came stout
young and brace of bottles and bunch of Havanas
And those potabes grge down. and those Havanas fiji
the air with true of the Queen of Weeds let
heartily wish that the mother may be restfuI and full of
cheer and the infant in its fullest enjoy the
blessed charm of healthfu life Glad she's here Jake,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23
THE YOUNG TERRIBLES.

A si1-year old boy plunged into the rive
at Rochester, Mimi, the other day, anC
saved his three ear-old sister from drown
ing.
Two three -year-old youngsters of Haddam
shot at each other with revolyers. Their pa
rents didn't ought to let EN- Haddam
"What is the interior of Africa principally
used for!' asked teacher of pupil "Fo1
purposes of exploration" was the reply
At the aquarium Psychologist
papa? Did he blubber much before he died?'
Punch
Little lady of seven to young gentleman of
ten You're not yet man. No indeed! -
''What a notion, Come near and see how
smell of tobacco.
1t is blessed ordering of human life that
children wear long stockings instead of short
socks, The attempt to squeeze a big doll into
short sock would be sock -doll-ager indeed.
YES, my son, said a fond parent to his
attentive son, the very hairs eff our heads
are numbered Hall exclaimed the youth
gazing inquiringly upon the badness of the
aged parents head, that's nothing"
A grlileess boy was deluded the other day
into picking up the handle of a galvanic bat
terry. He yelled Justify until they ''shut her
off, and in describing the sensations he said
ne could taste green pcrsimmons all over him
self
Little Mamie, who is making desperate
effort to conquer the tune Of . There is
happy land, suddenly stops, and with eyes
sufused with tears, says, ''Mamma, do people
have to learn to sing before they can 60 to
heavenE- Utica Republican
II want five cents worth of starch" said
little girl to Il grocers clerk The clerk asked:
what do you want five cents worth of starch
for! ''Why, for five cents, of course, she |
And the clerk concluded to at
tend to his own business.
A man was taking aim at a hawk that was
perched on tree near his chicken coop, when
his little daughter exclaimed; Don't take aim
papa let it 60 off by accident ''Why so!"
asked the father. '"Cause every gun that
goes off by accident always hits somebody"
Rover, Rabbit hole murderer has been SEN
enced to be hanged ON the 10Th of February
He was unusually excited when called up to
'eceive sentence. He has heretofore, i'll all
lis troubles maintained very philosophical
gearing
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23

DISTRACTION OF WHITE FISH EGGS y ester
day Reno journal relates the sad fate of Ger
tam white fish eggs, as follows: alt is to be
regretted thai the white fish eggs from North
vile, Michigan, which arrived in San Fran
cisco last Friday for the California and Ne
yada State Fish Commissioners, were all dead
They were carefully packed, but had persisted
in transit, having been placed near the stove
The sawdust in which the boxes were packed
was at blood heat when opened. The eggs
for New Zealand, packed at the same time
and in the same way, arrived in splendid con-
dition They had not been so carefully tend
ed by the express company and therefore, es-
capped cooking. \ lot of trout eggs from Wis
c6nsin arrived in prime order
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23

1t was Denver man who, after having
had doctor sew ON piece of his ear that had
been bitten off in fight, went off humming,
''Thou art sown-ear and yet so far.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23

Two kegs of gunpowder were found con-
cealed in the basement of an Arkansas court
house, leading to suspicious of a desire to re-
move the County seat
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23

A new periodical in st. John is called the
"Torch." 1t must be an incendiary sheet.
Boston Post. No, we pine not. Merely
light reading.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23

There are swans in Washoe Lake, also hun
tiers who shoot at em on the shores and
among the tules of that squestered pond.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23

Rover, Rabbit hole murderer has been SEN
fenced to be hanged on the 10Th of February
He was unusually excited when called up to
receive sentence. He has heretofore, in all
his troubles maintained very philosophical
bearing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02
ENGLAND.
THE ouEEs's MESSAGE.

Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor 'ol
Exchequer, announced in the House o.
Commons this morning that Lord Sails
bury has been appointed Foreign secre'
tary. The Queens message for calling
out the reserves vas read BY the speaker
It Is as follows: The present state oi
public affairs In the east and the neces,
siiy Of taking steps for maintenance ol
peace and for the protection Of the inter.
ests Of the Empire, having constituted
in opinion OF her Magesty case Of great
emergency within meaning Of the acts oi
Parliament. Inthat behalf, her Majesty
deems it proper TO provide additional
means for the public service. Therefore
in pursuance Of these acts, her Msjesty
has thought 1t right to communicate to
the House OF Commons that abe Ia about
to direct that the reserve force and
malitia reserve force or such part
thereof as her Majesty may think 1t
necessary, be forwith called out for per.
manent service.
The discussion OF the message was
postponed until Monday next.
Sir Stafford Northcote in reply to the
question by Lord Harrington said cir
cular had been sent to the Powers by the
British government explaining the views
Of the government regarding the present
position Of atfrirs.
The Lord Chancellor read The royal
message in the House Of Lords.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02

person to perform the service At his own
expense and care, no part Of the service
being borne by such contractor.
By Mr.. Bright: To prevent redne.
tion OF the National currency by fraudu.
lently Withdrawing the legal tender notes
from circulation.
By Mr.. Fuller: Declaring the waters
Of the Hot Springs Of Arkansas forever
free to the people,
Mr.. White, OF Pennsylvania, making
an appropriation Of 100000 for the
making Of slaekwater navigation in the
Kiskiminetas, CoYemaugh and Alle-
gheny rivers in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Willis, Of New York, offered res.
olniion calling on the Secretary OF War
for information as to the name, age and
general capacity OF steamships purchased
Of Marshall o. Roberts, Of New York,
with the amount paid therefore in 1862
or thereabouts aud the name Of the agent
10 whom the money was paid. Adopted.
Mr.. Durham reported back from the
Committee on Appropriations bill pro.
viding for temporary clerks in the
Treasury and for deterring trespassers on
public lands, recommending concurrence
Ia the Senate amendment which provides
that no money appropriated by the bill
shall be used TO collect any charge for,
wood or timber cut on public lands Of
Territories for the use Of actual settlers,
and not exported from the Territories
and non.concurrence in all other amend.
ments OF the Senate, except the amend
ment appropriating Sl2, 900 for additional
clerks in the Surgeon Generaps Office,
which was concurred-yeas 1874, nays Al;
Notwithstanding the negative recommen-
dation OF the Committee on Appropria-
tions.
Mr.. cummins moved 10 suspend the
rules and pass the bill, providing all pen
sions on account Of death or wounds re-
ceived or disease contracted In tbe SER
vice Of the United States during the late
war which have been granted or may
hereafter be granted, shall commence
from the date Of death or discharge from
the service OF the United States, for the
payment OF arrears ot pensions, and re.
pealing section 4,717 Of revised statutes,
which provides that no. claim for pen
sion not prosecuted to successful issue
within FIVE years from the date Of filing
the same shall be admitted without record
evidence from the war or navy depart
ment. Defeated, 145 to 20; not two.thirds
in the affirmative.
The House took recess till 7:S0-the
evening session TO be for debate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02

tious politicians, in the Senate or else
where. And did not the Republican
party mean this, when it adopted the
Cincinnati platform, and when 1t elected
Mr.. Hayes to the Presidency Can it, il
any way, be shown that The President hal
not been true to the party and to ths
people2
In regard to the financial policy OF the
administration, Il is undeniable that The
President has been perfectly and constant
Iy in harmony with the National Con
yention. II others have adopted
new and dangerous hereaies in re
spect to monetary matters, the
President has stood firm by the recog
niled principles of the party. The Re.
publican Senator from New York could
remain silent during all the financial
discussions in the Senate, but the Presi.
dent has spoken ringing and memorable
words. Gold was 1O6! when Mr.. Hayes
was inaugurated; 1t has recently touched
1908. Practically, the greenback has
been appreciated to a gold value. The
balance Of foreign trade is in our favor,
and II unobstruc,ed by Congress which
is Democratic in one branch and iactious
In the other, the Administration will
solve and settle the financial problem.
This talk Of a Republican victory in
1880 reviying"a "a return Of the principles
Of Lincoln and Grant," Is childish and
pitiful. Many Of the issues Of those
days have been settled, and settled for
ever. Those battles are not to be re-
fought. The Republican party has made
It's record, and it has entered into the
history Of the country. It ia brave
aud worthy record, and it will constitute
a bright and honorable chapter in this
Nations annals. That much, at least,
Is secure. So far as the ideas Of the
Republican party are living and real,
they are honestly maintained by the
Chief Executive. II they shall become
issues in 1880, all Republicans will zeal.
ously maintain them at the polls
But IL the party lives and tri-
umphs, it must progress. 1t must NOT
"return,n but advance. It must not set
it's face towards the past, but towards the
future. It must rise above petty rival.
ries and jsalousies. It must remember
that there are things Of more consequence
than the New York Custom House. II
must honor It's honest men. It must be
true to the people. 1t mus. be Just and
pure and patriotic. This is the pathway
10 success, to renown and 10 grand, he.
roic and triumphant future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-c cotton-Fair de.
mand but at lower rates at 10ke. Flour
Quiet but firm; family$5 40a6 so. Wheat.
scarce and firm; red 81 isai %, none offer
ed. Corn-Stesdy and firm at 42a43c.
uats-steady at 29a32c. Rye-Firm at g
a6Sc. Bariey-Good demand and market
firm; good TO choice fall 40a45c. Pork
Nominally unchanged at$i0 90. Lard
Quiet but firm; steam 70 asked, kettle 7f
s71Ee. Bulk Meats-Quiet but firm;
shoulders SNc, short rib s5 10 cssh, IS Tx
buyer April, short clear IS 25. Baeon-
Quiet and frtn at 49.a41 1llaes5 7oa6c. But
ter Easier but not quotatly lower. Lin.
seed oil-Bigher. Whisky-Demand fair
and prices higher at 81 o..
aoGs--Quiet; common s. 25a3 80, light
g 65aS 20, packing s. 6oaS 70, butchers
~ Road o. az