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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
Twelve Ways of Committing Suicide

Isl. Wearing OF thin shoes and cotton
stockings on damp nights, and in cold
rainy weather. Wearing insufficient
clothing and especially on the ilmts and
extremitles.
I'd. Leading lie of enleebling, stu
pld lazness, and keeping the mind in an
unnatural state of excitement By reading
trash novels. Going to theatres, parties
and balls IN all sorts Of weather, IN the
.hinest possible dress. Dancing TIL in
a complete perspiraton, and then gcing
home without sufficient ever garments,
through the cool damp air.
Sleeping OH feather beds in seven by
nine bedrooms, without ventilation at the
top of the windows, and especially with
two or more persons in the same small
and unyen,Ilated bedroom.
1ih. Surletlng on hot and very stimu-
lat!ng dinners. Eating ia hurry, with
oat halt maucatng your Iood, AMI eating
AarllV before gong 10 bed every night,
when the mind and the body are exhaust,
ed by the ,oi,s Of the day, and the excite.
ment OF the evening
5th. Beginning IL childhood - tea
and coffee, and going from one step t,
another chewing and smoking tobacco
and drinking intoxicating liquors IL
personal abuse, and physical aai mental
excesses Of every description.
| 9th. Marrying in haste ard getting Al
uncongenlal comnanon and hsiag tic
remainder Of lie III mental dlssa,lsEac
ton. CuInvatlng jea'ous,es aud dones.
! tic brols, and beng always IN a mcAta
4 ieTment.
| 7th. Keeping children qaie, by giying
paregorlc and cordlals, by teaching then
10 suck candy, an. by supplying hen
with raslns, nuts, and rich cake. Whet
they are sick, by giving them mercury
tartar emetic aud arsenic, under the mis-
taken notion that they are medicines
and not ri itant poisons.
Sth. Allowing the love Of gain 10 ab
sorb our mind, So as to leave no time Il
attend to our health. Following an Ut
healthy occupation because money car
be made by 1t.
9h. Tempting the appetite with bitter'
and nlcelles, when the stomach says no
and by foreign fool when il does nc. de
mand it.
| 10Th. ContrlvIng 10 keep IN con,nu
al worry about something OF nothlng.-
Giving way to fits OF anger.
llth. Being irregular in all our habit
! o! sleeping or eaurg, going to bed a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
Rest Of the Sabbath.

The North British Review speaks Of
the physical necessity Of the Sabbath. as
follows:
The Creator has given US a natural
restoratlve-sleep; and a moral restora-
uFe-Sabbalh-kecping; it is ruin 10 dis.
pense with either. Under the pressure
Of high excitement, individuals have pas
sel %Ith lHtle sleep or none, but when
the process Is long continued, the over
ridden powers rebe and fever, delrum,
ard deo,h come on. Nor caa the nalu-
RI amount be Systematically curlalled
without ordinary mischief.
The Sabbath does hot arrive like sleep
The tay rest does not steal over US Ike
the hour ot stumber Il does not enter,
whether we will or not, but addressing
us a intelligent beings, our Creator as
sure5 Us taat we notice its return, and
court lls renovation. And If, going in
the tace Of the Creators kindness, We
force ourselves to work all days alike, il
, Is not IoHg till We pay the forfeit,
The meltal worker-the man Of lusi-
/ iAg W fttS VI iEtbGi iII- ltleEtS
becoming ;urbld aud SLOW; The equipoise
os als faculties is upset; he grows moody,
t4itui aal capfic.ous; and with his mea-
tai elasticity broken, should aay disaster
occur, he subsidies into ha5itual molau.
choY, or IA seii-destructioa speeds his
guilty exit from a gloomy world.
| And lie manual worker--the artizan,
the engineer, by toiIIng from day to day,
and week to week, the bright intuition Of
bis eye gets bianted; aud iorgelul Of
their cunning, his fingers no longer per-
form their ieats Of twink,ng agility, nor
| by plastic touch mould dead matter, or
WELD mechanic power; BIT mlDgling his
life in his daily drudgery, his locks are
prematurely gray, his genial humor sours
and slaving it TIL he has become re-
morseess or reckless man, for an extra
effort, or any blink Of balmy feelings, he
mus, stand indebted 10 OPIUM or alcohol.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
Freaks of Inauguration.

Iuipius mentions a painter who verl,
believes that all the bones in his bod,
we're so soft and flexible that they nigh
easily be crushed together, or folded on,
within the other, like pieces OF pliabl,
wax.
"A Lusi,anan physician had pa.ien
who insisted tha: he was perpetually
frozen, and would sit before a great FIRE
even IN dog days. The Portuguese
doctor made him dress of rough sheep.
SKIN, satured with aqua vitae and set hin
on fire. He then said that he was quite
warm, rather too much so, and was cur.
ed.
Galen and Avicen makes mention oI
people, who have fancied themselves
eartheA POTS, and have therefore careful.
y avoided being touched for fear they
should be broken.
Then there is the case of the insane
matchmaker mentioned by Pinel, who
insisted that he had been guilIotined, and
that another head had afterwards, by
mistake, been put on his shoulders instead
OF his own. ''look at these teeth" he
would say, "mine vere extremely hand :
some--these are decayed. l,ly mouth
was sound and healthy this is foul. -
How different is The HAIR from tha, Of nv
own head !"
Mr.. Haslem, in bis work on insanity,
mentions the case OF one who insisted
that he hac no m,u,h, and when COM
PEELED by force to swallow, declared that
wound bad been made In his throat,
through which the food had been intro.
due I'd.
Benvenuto CeIini, the celebrated
fiorentlne artist, In his life SAYS, that
the governor OF the castle in which the
former was confined had periodical dis
order OF this sor, every year he had
Some different whim. One time he con-
ceivei himself changed into a pitcher oil
oil another time he considered himself
a frog, aud began 10 leap as such; an.
other time again, he imagined he was
dead, aud 1t was found necessary to hu-
NOR h's Concert by making q show OF
bur, ing hln. AT length he thought him.
sell bat, and when he went 10 take a
walk, he sometimes made Just such noise
as bats do; he Ink, wise used gestures
with his hands and body as if h. were
gong 10 fly.
A young man had strong magiua-
ton that he was dead, and earnestly beg
ged his friends 10 bury him. They con.
sehted, by the advice Of the physician.
He was laid upon bier, and carried
upon the shoulders of men 10 church,
when some pleasant fellows, up to the
business, met the procession and inquir-
ed wno 1t was they answered. "And
very good JOB OF il" said one OF them,
'lor the world is we'll rid Of a very lad
Character, which the gallows must have
had IN due course Tue young man
now lying dead, hearing this, popped his
head up aud sand they ought to be asham-
ed 0! themselves IN thus traducing his
fair fame, and il he was alive tie would
thrash them Tor their nsoienee. But
they continued TO utter the most d isgrace-
tul la1guage. Flesh and blood could
no longer lear II; up he jumps, they
run, he after them, until he fell down
quite exhausted. lie was put to bed
the violent ex erIlons he had gone through
prompted persplratlon and he got well.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
llfloN CEDAR Co. I0WA--SATURDAY, NOV 8, 1856

midnight and getting up 1t noon, Eating
too much, too many kinds of food, and
tha, which is too highly seasoned.
18th. Neglecting to take proper care
OF ourselves, and not apply early for
medical advice when disease first ap.
pears. Taking celebrated quack mrdl
cines to degree OF making drug shop
OF the body.
The above causes produce n ore sick
ness, suffering a9d death, than all epi.
denies, malaIla aud contagion, combin-
ed with war, pes,IIence and famine. -
Near y all who have attained 10 old age
have been remarkable for eQunimity OF
temper. correct habits of diet, drink and
rest, for cheerfuness and morality
Physical punishment is sure to visit the
,ransgressor OF natures laws. All COM
nit suicide, aud Gu, of many years OF
their n"tural life, who do not observe the
means Tor preventing disease, and Of pre-.
serving health.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
Ministers and Politics.

Wien the Bible cou,ains no exnross
command or Prohibition. we must tirclde
Ia regard 10 any particular course Of ac.
t'on, BY applying the general PRINCIPLES
OF the wore ol God and common sense
to the subject.
1 Tie example Of Jesus Cb,st and the
apostles cdrnot BE- quoted ~ authority
/ Ion or against Il nlnlster Of the pospnt
Interesting himself In taking an ac,iye
part IN the discussion OF questions con.
necled with poitjcs. Jesus Christ w.,
"a carpenter ant Paul was a ,ent.ra,er.
ta' WHO will affirm that every minister
ought TO be such Neither of them ever
sustained toe relation Of either husband
or iather, bat who iniers from lbelr e,-
ample nat 40 minister o. the GOSPEL
should sustain such relation! ftere is
n evidence that eifher Jesus Christ or
Paul went to The baIiot-box, CT took an
active part in politics. but there IS no
proPnety IN coDcadIng trm the, fact
that no minister d the gospel 81 ould DO
1t. CIEtj Z tFrTnmeat ~ ttAs country is
based on different principles, IN some
RESPECTS, irom tie government OF the old
word, aid in ans'ent umes.
Her every man IS king every
man IS resp7n>iOie IN measure tor the
laws aud Insltunons ol the country, and
the effect OF tAs If operations upon the
present anu tot"te selefAt' rs lie
primary power Is lodged Ia tie hands OF
the people. Every minister Of the goS-
pei Is one OF the people land lie does
not aud can lot, by becoming a minister,
annui his Obligations to society, or Tree
himself rom tie da'y oi dong all III his
power, aud ~ every means not opposed
TO The Bible, to promote and secure
good order, sound morality, aud the
highest good, temporal, spiritual, and
eternal, Of all classes oi persons in the
community.
II the wa'ehman upon the walls oi
Zion sees evil coming upon the peope,
he must IItt tie voice oil warning. aud do
all in ms power i aver! anu II ne
fails to do i, God will hold hlm respon-
sIble ior the evils resulting from A.s neg
lect, isa. IL l2-2l
With the "sqnabf1es' 5 among Partizans
Ior eIolument aud power, the minister
has nothing 70 DO except to eoademn'
as did the great leaeaTr, all such slrlV-
ing among themselves who shall be the
greatest.
With questions Of mere erpedteacy, such
as bank or no bank, high tariff OF low
tariff, sub-Ireasury or otherwise, the mn
lster may venture 10 look on with Indli-
ference But when politicians and dem
az eu~s drag great moral sna religious
questions into party politics, the minister
Of the gospel can nc longer hold his
peace and be gnlhless. Under such cl'-
cumstances his voice must be heard Tor
truth for the right. lie must not only
pray, but preach, and IN all app opfla'e
ways act, 10 secure the fisht ana pre-
geat the wrong and Il he neeleets % DO
t, he proves himself fecfeao' TO u'd ana
to daty.
- thought our lathsis " isfo'"''o'a'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

By JOSEPH A. BUTLER.

'HS's 8 beauty in the wiadiag dale;
1here's beauty in the bill;
ineFe beauty in the cataract,
AND IN the dancing rill.
'hero'S beauty in the golden corn.
Wide waving bright and free,
Del re the autgmn's gentle wind
Like biI.ows on the sea.
lhere beauty in the TALL green woods
mat stands in gloly prond,
LAKE, brave host, enbattlea firm.
10 dare the storm and cloud.
'''here is beauty passing fair
In the wide rivers fow;
30 wildly fringed With rock aud sbr,h,
Amid the sunsets glow
AaJesties beauty lives around
lhe day-gods glowing brow
A. uowA the west his steeds fire
lmpel bis chariot now.
And there is beauty in the skv
30 deep. so sweetly blue:
NheFe sparkling gems Of mystic light
lAeiF living lamps renew.
'h'fe beauty in the moons pale light.
Upon tie lake and hill.
When Nature, like a sleeping child
Lies s~eetIy hushed and still.
iAer 5 Ifauty i'll the early spring.
h.4r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

Il Cold Uafer Women. A lady living
at the Nino, House, in Cohassett, Con-
nec,icut, recently swan a mile to rock
in that vicinity, took a brief rest, and then
swan back to the shore. She was no,
much iatigued, the narrator OF this histo.
~ tells us. aud she says she can perform
the feat again and again wiihou, any DIFF
licuity or distress She should be named
Amphrl,l,e after the helpmate Of Cd
Neptune. Her husband, II she has one,
should be called Dives, on accoun, OF
possessing such u treasure. He can but
confess thai she is good wife, for her
affairs must go On swImmlngly.' She
is a gem of iemininity Of the first water.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

Some one who has telt il all and know.
whereof he speaks, talks thus of the ex
tatlc passion called boy Love
One OF the queerest and funnics. thing.
is love. No sooner does a boy acquire d
tolerable stature than he tegins to mag.
Inc hlmsclt man; and to ape mannisl
ways. He casts side glances at the girls
he may meet, becomes a regular atten-
dant at church or meeting carries cane,
holds his head erect, and struts a little
in his walk. Presently, aud how very
soon, he falls in love; yes, FALLS is the
proper word, because it indicates his
happy, dellrious self-abasement. He
lives now IN a fairy region, somewha,
collateral TO the world, and yet, blended
somehow laextrlcably with IT, lie per-
fumes his hair with fragrant oils. and
scatters essences over his handkerchief,
and desperately shaves and anoinls for
beard. He quotes poetry in which love
and dove and heart and dart p-cdom-
ina!e-and as he pIunges deeper in the
deIlrlous labarynth iancies himself filled
with divine atfiatus, and suddenly breaks
into scarlet rash-oi rhyme. He feeds
upon the looks Of his beloved; il raised
to the seventh heaven ii she speaks a
pleasan. word; is betrayed INTO the most
astonishing extacIes by smile; and he
Is plunged into the gloOmlest misaulhro-
py by frown.
lie believes himself the most devoted
lover in the world. There never was
such an0ther-there never will be.
lie Is the one great idola,or. lie is
the very type OF magnanImity and self
abnegatlon. Wealth. he despises the
gfovelng thought. Poverty, with the a.
dofable beloved, he rapturously apostro-
phlzes as the first Of all earthlr blessings
and love in "A cottage. with water aud
crust IS his beau ideal paradise oil dain.
ty delights.
lie declares 10 himself, with the most
solemn emphasis, that he would 60 thro'
fire and water, undertake Z pilgrimage
to China or kamscAatka, swim storm
tossed oceans, scale impossible noun
tains, and face legrons Of bayone,s, but
iol one sweet smile from her beautiful
lips. He doats upon the flower she has
cast away. lie chcrishes her gloves, u
lntle worn In the fingers, next to his
heart He sorawls her dear name over
quires ol ioolscap-a fitting medtun for
his Insanity. lie scorntuIIy dcprecates
the affections of other boys OF his own
age; cuts Peter Tlbblts dead because he
sad the adorable Angelne had carro,y
hair; and passes Harry Bell contemriu-
ousIy Tor daring TO compare that gawky
Mary Jane with his Incompatible An
gellne.
Happy, happy, foolish boy love, with
It's hopes and lis fears; It's sorrows, its
jealousies and its delights, It's rap.ures,
ani It's tortures, is extauc iervors aud
terrible heart burnlngs, its solemn ludi-
croasness aud lts intensely prosaicaI ter
mlnatIon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
No. IS
Ho w % Meet q Duesisf.

A few years sinea,as New England
ge ntleman. whose name we shall cali
Brown. was passing few days a, 10
tel IN one OF our western cities. he had
the misfortune 10 unintentionally offend
the susceptible honor OF tall Indiana
Colonel, who was one of his fellow boar
ders. HIS apologies not being sa.islac-
tory, chllienge was sent him, which.
however he declined, on the ground of
conscientious scruples. The Colonel who,
by the way, had won IN two or three en-
counters, quite a reputation as duellst,
at once conceived the idea tina, his oppo.
nent was n coward, end resolved 10 dis
grace him by ttoggiug him in The face of
the assembled wisdom OF the house. Ac-
cordlngiy, the next day, at dinner time,
IN marched the duslist armed with for
m'dabie cowhide, aud advancing TO
Browns chair proceeded to dust his Jack
ct Tor HIM IN the most approved style
Brown was astonished. Luckily he had
been lieutenant OF militia In his native
State, and knew the importance of in-
commoGing lis enemy by a diversion.
50, selzng a gravy tureen, he tossed the
con'euts into the face OF the belIigeran,
Colonel, and before that hero could reco-
yer from the drowning sensation thus oc-
casioned. he spranS upon the table. and
began 10 shower upon him with liber-
al hand the contents Of the dishss
around.
You are at internal -
Coward the Colonel was abou, TO
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
q. r. MAHONY 4 BRO
NJ r A / l. g K ;

nNE door below Myres' Hardware sore ,,t
u All work entrusted to our care WI o.
attended to promptly, made IN the latest tas"
ions, and warranted TO give el,ire sa'is ac'''''
Charges reasonable. Give us call .s,
linton, sprt 80. 'o"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

A boy SIX years old was offered an
orange if he would tell where God is. -
Tell me. SAID the boy, where he is not
and l will give you Two.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

We may know what God intends 70
us, by what he has wrought in us.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

That preaching that is plain, pure,
powerful and practical, men are apt to
dis ike.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
shaving and Bathing Saiooa.

u. JOHNSON, KNIGHT OF THE RAAoe
Orer Chambers & .flleg's Drug Stofe'
uyea want a pleasant shave
t;nou as BARBER ever gave,
call on me a. my saloon,
A, NOM or night, of leisure noon,
Al s,y time when you can stay o.,
Save on the holy sa''atth cay, nm n1-3''.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

What pIeasc,h God, Should Please US,
because i. please'h God.
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THE TIPTON ADVERTISER.
PUBLISHED EvIRY sATuEDAY MORNING, IN rlpro,
CEDAR CO., IOWA.

EDITORS OFFICE COUNTING ROOM
n n fss rogkr Houss WITH 7 H Corsrr yUpsx. .rs
TIE b Ms.
Copy year, paid in advance. 81 so
do. paid within six months. 90
do. 8 paid at end Of the year, 81
Liberal deductions made to clubs Of Eve or
more to one address.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

s5y- The Cairo and Fulton Railroad bill haA pas.
sed both Houses Of the Legislature of Arkansas,
and the friends OF the road say this will ensure is
construction. The Cairo and Fulton Company, as
our readers know, was chartered by the Legisla-
trre Of Missouri and Arkansas, for the purpose Of
constructing railroad from point ola the Mis-
sissippi opposite to the mouth Of the Ohio river,
via Little Rock, Ark, to the Texas boundary, near
Fulton in Arkansas the point to which the projected
lines OF railroads in the South converge for con-
nection with the Southern line OF the roa Is to the
Pacific. Congress made very liberal grant Of land
In aid Of the work, and the bill which has passed
in the Arkansas Legislature lie TO make that grant
effective.
The act conveys these lands directly to the com.
pany for the purposes Of the road with only two
conditions that bona 6de settlers on the lands along
the line may purchase from the company these i'm.
proved lands not TO exceed quarter section. and
that the company shall, within two years, either
grade twenty-five miles Of the road, or complete
ten miles Of the same, As they may elect
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
Foreign Markets.

Extract or Letters 0y me Ard61G.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 210ar cotton market has not escaped
the general duness and the advanced rate OF scount
which seemed 10 have effect last week has told both
buyers aud sellers OF There has been cotton Of
eng than might have been expected with reduced stosk
and prices have been irregular than for time past
The heavy receipts the American ports and the somewhat
favorable of the reports respecting the grow
ing crop in the United States have also had their effect
m rket. We quote the lower qualities OF American
again l6ahd down, and grades above mddlng have also
declined slightly from the highest point There has been
moderate demand for BraEs without change in price, Egypt
sns dull, with limited demand Sura rather easier
this week and have been only moderate request We
quote Orleans fair 73Sd midclng 5l6l Mobile fair 7d;
middling 77Sd Upands fair lid, mddng 13-l6i
binary Of all 5ks6 per pound Sales Of the week 81 900
bales To-dsy's sales are 5000 bales; market dull
The Manchester market has again been very quiet and
the transactions limited by the rmness Of spnners and
the unwilngness OF buyers to present rates large
business would doubtless be done at slight concession
Some Of the lower qualities Of Yarn have declined per
pouUd.
The country Grain markets again rather lower. Wheat
sowing almost concnd ID in the early districts OF England
there B however much to be done in the later and
In Scotland colder temperature necessary to improve
the condition Of the bulk Of the Wheat that for
ward for sale
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13

PERFUMED BREATH-Whst lady gentleman
would remain under the Of dsagreeabe breath when
by using the "BALN A THOUSAND FLowERs" dentr-
fee would only render buteave teeth white
aAbaseS Many persons do not knoW that their breath
is bad and the subject is delicate their friends will
mention it. Pour single drop OF Balm" your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning any
cent bottle will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the "BAtN THOUSAND FLOwKRs" Il will
pppes and freckes from the skim leaving Of
soft and roseate hue. ct towel pour three
drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-wet your shaving brush In
either cold pour two three drops Of
"BAIN THOUSAND FLOWERs" rub the beard well, and
It will make beautiful son lAther, much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Price only nfty cents Beware Of
ounterfeits. None genuine unless signed by
W. P. FETRIDGE a co.
septs-dAw6m Franklin square, Ny.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-13
sHERIFF,S SALE.

Arts Brown rs Jas. W. Fets ct al
DY virtue writ Of send. e., to directed and de-
I'D vered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
County, Tennessee at its September Term, $780, wiz ex-
public sale 10 the highest bdde FOR cash Al the
Court yard gate in the city OF Nashville on saturday
the 10th Of December 1855, all the right hte ehin
interest and which Jas W. Fels then had or my
acquired in and the following de- crbed proper
ty wit: being part Of Lot No. " in Bseh Whtesides
sdditon to Of Nashville Jackson street, viz:
ing the part Of the lot which conveyed
by Juo P Erwin Ralph Hughes and ChAot Miller,
fronting 81 feet Jackson street, running hack 20 fee a.
registered in the Registers office q Davidson County IN
Book No g. page 5O7 being levied the property OF
James Peis satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Of
Aris Brown against the said Felts.
JNO. EDMUNDs0N.
nnv2O-w4t ByE n. GLAsCOcK. Deputy sheriG.