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TRANSPO RTlA. TION.

Great Northern and Southern MauRoute
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
FRAVEBEIs.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepe) between Rich
mOnd and Washington CityvfI GordunsVlle aud Alex
aniria.-
Hours of departure at Rich
mOnd. 6;40 A. NJ and 1850 T. NJ
Returning leave Washington. ~. NJ. and T! NJ 4
Arrive at Richmond. ..-.-.1:8o P. NJ. nnd4 A 81
Baggage checks and tickets, gwen through between Rich
mOnl and Washington. y Z 49, q s. 50
THESE TWO ls.fI6ROgtDs HAVING no STRAP RAILl{
heng in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the hest guar
anee always securing connections shown by arri
walls daily Richmond and Washington city in advance of
the Steamboat line
FARE BETWEEN RcuioSD AND WAsu1ScToS. $3.50
Omnibus will be found always ready to take through
passengers al their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two Depot freeof charge with ample time for them TO
take their meals, whether sont:S North Or South
Through Tickets be obtained between Danytle and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road nearly COM
plgte DAnYe Agent of the Company will receive
Checks of passengers from the Dauyle Road and at
tend their baggage all the Way to Washington OF the Bal
tirnore Depot.
The the by the mail line as By the old steamboat
route.
mont and Alexandria. 90 lei
The Adams Express Company.
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MONROE HOUSE. Gi7
WIZ. A. CLARK. Proprietor.

9lS long estabIsle aud well known House having bsen
thoroughly repaired and renoYAtti i,Olr fuFtishss
seel accommodations 70 t travelling community and -
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It's located the 81 Main ald AiadIsou srtrts
Immediately In trout of.tse shspths rd oniv
ieN suarrs from The Sieanllnst landing aud alIr6Rdq
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Is attached 10 The Monroe Hoe. Travellers aud Boar4ct
mss rest Gs4Uttd thu the Proprietor viii spare no pains -
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oFItiSG lnths understanding III the raedlralnAarht
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81 Sfti ssaA5saE
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REDUCTION OF RATES TO AND FROM
New York, PhiIadeiPhIH ~ Baltimore
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COLLARS. itslss- 1879
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@ AVERY hRsTeesHPd andsis nov opunnF yerf larea
De assortment Of SON Hats Of All qualities apus ana c.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
Boy Love.

One oi the queercs,, and funniest
things to think of in after life, is Boy
love- No sooner does a Toy acquire q
,olerable stature, than he begins to in
agiue him sell man; and 20 ape manish
ways. He casts sldeling glances at tall
girls he may meet, becomes a regular at
tendant al church, OF me, ting; and struts
little in his walk. Presently, and how
very soon, he falls in love: yes, fall is
the proper word; because it best indicates
his happy, delirous, self abasemen, He
lives now in fairy region, somewhere
collateral to the world, and yet, some
how, blended inexricabIy with it. He
perfumes his hair with fra. rant oils, scat
ters essence over his handkerchief, and
desperately 81 aves, and anoints for
beard. He quotes poetry in which love
and dove and heart, peculiarly pre-
dominate; aud. as he pIunges deeper INTO
the delicious labyrinth, iancIes himself
| filled with the divine ottiatus, and sudden
| ly breaks into q s,arlet rash-oi rhyme.
| He feeds upon the looks Of his beloved;
| is raised to tie seventh heaven il she
speaks a pleasant word, is betrayed into
tue mos, astonishing extacles by smile
and is plundsed into the gloomlest re.
gion OF mIs-a ,hropy by Grown.
He telIeyes himself tie cost devoted
lover in the world. Tbere never was such
another. ] here never will be. He ia
the one great ldolater! He IS the very
Iylc Of agnauimity, and self abnega-
ton. Wealth. Ae despses the grovelIng
thought. Poverty, with the adorable be-
loved, he raptufously apostFopAses as the
| first ol all earthly blessings; and Love
| in a Cottage with water and cfus', is
the beau ideal paradise OF dainty delights
lie declares to himself, with the most
solemn emphasis, that be would so tbro'
| fire aud water: undertake. 4 pilgrimage
10 Cnlna or kamschatka; swim storm
tossed oceans; scale impossible noun
tains ard lace lrgioas OF bayouet.; but
ior one sweet smile from her dear lips.
lie doals upon flower SIZE has cast away.
| He cherlshes her glove a htiie worn IN
tie iineers his heart. He slghs
like a locomotive lcttlng off steam lie
scrawls her dear name over quires OF
70 I>cap-flllng medium for Lis insanity
lie scorntully dep7ecates the attentions oI
other boys of his own age; cuts Perry
| rlthels. dead; because he sad tha, the
adorable Angelina had carroty hair: and
passr. Harry Bell contemptuously, for
daring to compare that gowky Mary
Jane wi'h his incompatible Angelina.
Happy! happy. foolish Boy-Iove; with
its lopcs, and It's fears, It's joys and sor.
rows, It's iealousles, It's delights; lis rap
tn. es and its tortures; It's ecstatc teryors
and terrible heartlurnirgs; lis solemn lu.
dIcrousness, aud It's intensely prosiac ter
mnatiol.
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From the Christmas Work en he Sultan.
and Education Of the Sultan

He is Of middle stature with jet black
hair beard, mous,ache, the latter closely
trimmed; it is said the natural color IS
red. His complexion is very pale, and
he wears an aspect OF the deepest melan-
chaly. There Is much kindness OF ex-
preston III his large dark, and Yet SOL
rowfu. eye, and his voice is singularty
pleasing and musical. Ii the moraiist
wished 10 show how .tlle the posse SION
OF despouc power could do to secure hap
piuess, he eed look no further than the
countenance OF this lind .hearted and
most interesting prluee. His education
has bscn limited; Tor wien his father, de-
sirous 10 secure him those advantages o..
which he So keeuly felt tue want himself,
mad arranged with a FfencA gentleman
Of ability and great scientific attainment,
10 become a tutor TO the young heir, the
Garnd Mutt, who was necessarily con-
suited, contrivcd % quasi tie plan. Nah
moul had stipulated tGat the tutor saould
live entirely with Lis royal pupil. and 10
he the companion OF lis relaNauoHs rs
we'll as oil his udes, md had this been
carried out, Abdui Ne I'D would ia all
probability have nJoyed state Of health
very different from ltat IN which he has
now the misfortune to he, and have done
credi, 10 h 5 instructor by his progress IL
learning. When the ! rand Mum wa,
called lor his opinion, he ISSUED a .etya
IN which lie was pleased 10 observe TIA
prince Of the prophets blood and VIC
was destined one day ,o ascend tie throne
o. the cahphs, could not lastnly be edu
Gated BY giaour. the young prince
i however, lad that sort q education aIct
fits men for the work or life more nobly
/ than the routine Of the schoois--self ed
ucaton. His mother, too. though slave
was woman al capacity; aud lie re
suit OF tie tlalnin, OF tie Larem was
that as soon as he asceied the throne 0
tie prophet, he fastened to surround him
sci, with men Of learning, aud took t
founding schools, hospitals, and manu-
factories.
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II Is EUT HARD 10 DIE.
ny MRS. NJ. A. pENIS0H.

Now, doctor. sid sweet faced glrl,
locking with confidence into lie kind tact
that had beLt over her 50 often tell me
If there is a9y certainty that s all ever
recover! tank no.; 50 YOU sce am
prepared for Il. Ud4.gs and am coallo-
ua.ly ,ormfaJag myself with lie qIes-
ton. Ntl yo4 no, b, candid with me,
my dear DR.. EIIls!
'Whle there is lie, commenced the
doctor, bat the fral young creature in
terrupted hm, saying:
No, no, doctor, that wont 10; | musl
have your professional opinion; and when
| say ,hat my soul's happiness, for the
remnant OF tins lie, viii be affected by
your decision. surely You will gran, ne
the request
Bat could you bear -
Anything, doctor, but this suspense.
| am wlilug 10 be told the exact ,tate oil
my case: for you See, some days feel
SO really we'll that my hope is unduly ex-
cited; and terrible pains come, death
takes an awful shape, aud Irigh,ens me
out OF repose. But if | was certain -
size spoke with solemnIty-'l would teach
my mind to dwell upon 1t In such a way
that my foolish tears would leave me-.
My sweet girl, said the doctor, taking
her wasted hand, Il will then grant this
request. You cannot certainly recover.
unless some extraordinary providence
occurs Your life may be protlactel
some months yet, bat yet not over yeaI
at the iarthest, So II seems 10 me-.
The pale cheek grew a shade paler
but the smile iaIed not on the gentle
lips.
Thank you, DOCTOR was her reply
thank You for your trust and confidence
In me. You shall see Will not abuse
! them.
The beautiful consumptlre sa, alone
in her large easy chan some moments
alter the doctor had gone. She gazee
about hcr on Injuries which wealth uA
bounded had procured for her pleasure
and her large, untrouhled eye grew DIM
Then | must dier she SAID to herself
'and oh, this fear, not Of an hereafter
but OF that dread passing through he val
ley wEich shadows my hour o. Suffering
Even my religion does not dIsslpaIe tia
shrinking shuddeIing fear. The infrcs
SONS Of my childhood vii nj away, ia
return witt new force And as she tia
hall whispered 70 herself, "a lovely matroi
entered, ard hurrying . Aer SIDE, hlsse,
the fair brow.
You are better to-day, child, she sai'
in tones OF forced calmness,' nay, don
shak your head 50 mournluily; indeed
il you knew how much improved yo
!, appear and she drew a low seat toward
the yoane girl, and sat gazing IN her eye
with the holy love OF maternity.
Mother SAID the consumptve as sA
took the laatron's hand in her own, ',aer
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i. something | want you to do for me-
What Is 1t, darling! You know |
would lay down my life for you
For an instan. the pale lips quivered;
but comma nding herself, the young girl
said gently.
i want you TO talk to me of death - Of
my own death, which is certain soon
My ANY, was all the mother could
arlicula,e; her voice seemed frozen by
horror.
Yes, mother; for, l!sten a moment, II
will make your POOR chiid still more will
ling to leave earth, and find heaven. II
you will talk daily and eheerfully Of my
passing away, ii YOU will surround the
thought with cheeriulness, and make the
last struggle seem pleasant to me, this
strange horror vitL which | regard it
would fade away aud my II ind be drawn
more wholly to the better lard. 1t may
te sacrifice TO you, my mother, but
shall learn 10 look forward to my death
bed with calmness which | strive in vain
to do now. VIII you try to do this, mo-
ther! Will you talk Of 1t often! VIII
| you repeat the sweet words that dying
saints have spoken! VIII you speak Of
the smiles that Ieposcd upon their faces,
until | can think chesr.ulIy, and talk
without reserve, that change, even as |
would lie down, and pu, my garments by,
read y to attire myself when | should
awake In the fair morning? Wall you
Go THIS my mothers'
The matron promised, and retired to
her chamber, to shed tears Of anguish
born OF this request She, too, had long
iell that her child must die, but had put
aIur of the 'evli day And in tie
strength of God, she performed hcI duly.
Seven months mad passed, and still
gentie Amy lived. The fatal crimson
burnt It's death fire into her cheek,
and her eyes CLEANED with tue iiluI
flashes OF disease; bat about her sweet
| lips hUyered a constant smile; she had
Conquered tie fear Ct the king OF letrors,
and uwrh upon her departure W tn almos,
cxuting JOY, i knew that through Chrtst
| was prepared to g, she sand 10 her
pastor: Il know there were cIorlcs IN the
bright world above the imagination can
not conceive Of; yet | have sauddeted
from my infancy al d. alh. The thought
Of dissolution, with is icy cAliiS and guIy-
erlng breath, mcda rae cJ.I at my heart,
and strive to forget II but cannot. Yes,
since you, sinCe my mother, since ali
who a;cw .ic have made It household
" ord clothed it ia beautiful IMAGES Il
fl.s lArafnr less frrritip Stn | tau hold
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TT PTO. " DIRE C TOR Y.

Situated in tn, Geographloai centre of th
County
Nambar o; Stores, "a; D J Gools aid Couairy
Stores, with sock OF general as~or .naut 8
Groceries, etc. 5; Dtu.s aaa NJ dte,uce, B
Stoves AMI Ha,a..ls. 8, Clothing ,t,e-. /:
Boo and sho,s, 2; Watehes ani Jc3ers | Re
ccsse,, z: Furniure, |, Hotels, 4 T4loring
Shops, 2, Boot and shoe Shops 2, Tin AM toye
Shops. ?; Printing Osi ~, l /; biach>nap shovs
I Wagon and Carriage shop4 2 p4naehors 2;
Meat Markets. 1; Livery Siaolcs, l. iiarn,~- au,i
Saddle Shop. .: Steam RI nring Nj lls. |.
Doctors. 6; l,wyer, 7; Nin's'e's, 7, Schools l.
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CE " ER.AL DIREC TOR

Upton, Rochester, Cedar Bluff, u lraat Cam
bridge, Massiloa, Carlisle, and Hechaaicsvia.
Pos, Offices, Is, Tipton, Rochester leedee,
Springdale IIcory Gfoye West Bren II, Plea
sant Hill, Lacon, Inland. iiarwsil Ms In
Cedar, Onion Grove, Pionee", Red Oak, Cover :
Ferry, Woodbridge. (oae 1t It,yers
Ferries, 3 Covers Ferry, At Cedar B'atI-
Welch's Ferry, at Rochester Will4as Ferry al
Masslon
PROPOSED RAIL RoAps - The Cedar Wiley
Branch OF the Mississippi aud hsslarj X Ill R,ai
from main trunk Il ,ad via. Iiptau. ia Moth
Westerly direction to Cedar Rapids.
Mississippi and Iowa Central Raj Road from
Lyons a. Upton to Iowa City.
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Trtais Every day has It's trials. In
tie tao@ioy we may arse, ani "'lh tile
face i. nature rejoice; but crs few hours
ha,e g.s,ta &ay we met ~.ta disap
pom meur. aal rtbuae, or ali uuHIud
" ID Il ao'Alag more serious pans our
heart, Atns4ht, who eau look back up
Oh day, Wen h. vas perfectly free
froas N.l aal sorrow! Tie man IS not
Iytug Man IS born to Toalle as the
sparks fly upward Bat happy is be who
ny, no, tue little reXattons OF t.ic ii
hear, but shakes them from BIS bosom.
as tie lioa does tie rain drops lron, his
mare.
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CHURCHES Presbyterian, Brink; Methodist
Episcopal Wood Congregationalist, Wood.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES the Methodist Eps
copal church. in Upton, regularly each Sabbath,
at half past 10 o'clock A. NJ.
AT the Court House. In Tipton. on the first
Sabbath in each mouth, at halfpsst 10 o'clock
A. NJ, by the Rev. Shelton Riley.
AT the Coneregaiionals church, regularly
esch Sabbath. Al II O'Clock A. NJ, and in the
evening al 6 o'clock.
la the Presby terian church, every other Sab
bath. al bali past 10 O'clock A NJ, by Rev
George D Porter.
At the Court House, upon appointment, by
Rev. III. S Marble. universallst.
societies..
CEDAR Lopez, No IL, of +. & A. Masons,
meet at their Hal, on Saturday eve, on or be-
fore the full Of the moon.
MoNIT, LODGE, No 8, |, o. Of O. f., mett at
Their Hall Oh ThursdAy eve Of each week.
Dew DRof LopaE M. II, .. OF G. L, meet
at their Hall, on Tuesday eve, OF each week.
RosE or SHARON CoNs tILArIoN Of the A. r
NJ, meet ~ the Masonic Hail, on the evening OF
lie first Monday in each m1n,h.
CEDtR County LEGtsLATURF. meet on Friday
evening of each week, at the Court House
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a Goiien Wedding, The liitieth an
niTersa.y Of the Wedding OF Dea. Thos
Williams, of Vernon, Oneida County,
n Y, was celebrated a, the house where
the aged couple have resided Tor hall a
century since their mafragr, on Christ
mas. Representatives OF five generations
Were assembled on the occas on number
ing thrrtypcrsoas. The entire fifth gen.
eralion was COMPRISED in one lIule curly
headed fellow who laid on c asleep.
This Toy had living, short tine since
three great-grandlathcrs, thre great
grandmotLers, two grand fathers and lHo
grandmothers. Tie latter Dea, VIII
hams wasone of the famo Tea Party,
al Bostou, in 1913.
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The Letter H. -Four Of the sweetest
words in the English language begin
with II, which is only in breath. Heart
Home Happiness and Heas en-
Hear, is home place and home ! neart.
place, and that man sadly mistaketh, who
would exchange the happiness Of home
FOR anything less tlan Heaven.
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Tenders his professional services to the peo-
PIE ef Upton and vicinity. Special attention
gwen to cases of long standing. Office at the
Drugs Store Of DIR. \. Hall.
RrfrrREscE.--The f,eulty # jefferson
Medical college Philadelphia Startling Md
cal college lumbas Ohio Pennsylvania Hos
pital phiIade' pha; DR. Huff Wheeling,
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l1g' One Lewis A. Reyolle was re-
Gently held FOR trial IN New Orleans, for
selling hi. Grsndnluthe tomb.
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Il. SMITH.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at tie Iowa House, Rochester, Cedar
spGntY. iowa
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J. ID. MCCLURE, NJ. ID.

Respectfully tenders his professional services
10 the citizens OF Upton and vicinity.
Rg- Also. some attention 10 the reparation
Of teeth will be paid.
Ofhce one door east Of the Iipton House.
REFERENCES.
FaeuliyA Jefferson Med Col, philadelp phia
Geo. B. rnndenburg, NJ. D. Somerset, Pa.
$. P. HUI nhen, NJ. d Wheeling Virginia.
Eel. :. : IAN, Armagh, Pa [17-ly.1
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One Wom1n S5ronge Man ! Ire Yoke
of Orea.- Miss CaulAias History Of
Norwich states tiat the r ', EpbraIu
Iudson, ol Wood Jary, CT, WAS called Il
preach IN tie paflsh Of Chelsea. so1 G.
time IA Tie last century. IL one of MS ser
mons, on lie excuses made by his guess
VINO were lnyrei 10 the wedding feast,
he observed that one Lad bron ut five
yoke Of oxen and civllly eplreated to be
excused; iQ, the one VINO had married Q
wife replied absolutely he could no.
come. Hence learn, sad tho preacher,
tha, one woman eau pull harder than FIVE
yoke OF oxen,
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HqpQtha il Lon Ion fac London
Leatey 1911 -aptufes witA 'iim"aIha, tie
new poem by Longfe!lo~. l.coacIuats
long notice in this warm stan:
America has now her ep c. The intel
lectual greatness oil Amerc1, which eset,
dlspassianate eyamust sce y III one Jay be
conmensuratrd with her terr tuliul I eat
ness, (and OF winch, even II " her tfe
unmlstanatle sigus III tie originality ot
several writer's, may aud probably will
produce eplcs srander in substance tran
sh3sof lIIawatha; tut The glory OF havng
given his country her first national poem,
worthy to be placed beside tie national
poems Of other lands, VIII always belong
to Longtellow,
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1t Vel .I'o1c. An lrnhnan being
on a long journey in a part o. the coan,ry
where Mr.. NJ A1an's usetuI talent la
never been exercised, al lrUssh came 10
mile of excellent road. O,yr TIL. he
kept trot,ing his horse backwards and for
wards til some spectators, Iit'e sur
prIsed at this singular mode o trafellng,
inquired the reason o: H. Indeed, sad
he, and like to let well alone, and
from what have seen Of tie road, !
doubt whether | will fad better hit OF
ground all the way
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Gems of Thrush. There is nothing
Oh earth so beautiful as the household on
which Christian love forever smiles, aud
anl y here r,lig Oh walks a counselor aud
trend No cloud can dulken II, tor its
twin stars are centred in the soul. No
storms can make i, tremtle, for 1t has a
heavenly support and hea' eniy anchor.
The home circle surrounded with such
Influences, has an ante pas OF the Joys OF
a heavenly home,
lie IS but hall prepared for the journey
OF life WHO takes lot with him that friend
who will iorsake l. IN in no emergency
who will divide his sorrows, increase hi.
Joys, lil tie veil from his heart, and
throw sunshine around the darbes,
scenes.
II you love oilers, they VIII love you
If you speak kindly to them, t. ey viii
SPEAK kindly 10 YOU. Love is repaid ty
love, and ha red with hatred, Woulo
you heur swee. and pleasant echo
speak sweetly aud pleasantly yourself.
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Rose Leaf--No. 2.
CARDS AND WINE

Gay assembage had gathered in the
hall Of Col. Alton, aud his
daugAt Cora, tIe beautiful and gifted
entertainer, drew forth a card table, and
called merry group around her.
'Day,on, don't you play!' she said to
one wao eIncI to be 10 careless OBJ
server ot her.
4 hesitation OF indcclsioa was vjsi lc
for an in tam, aad then he answered, ,
No
Well, play just once. | assure sou
the amusement is perfectly innocent.
And how could lie doub, the assurance
Of one who was, in his eye, iaultless /!
She threw ihtle golden circles OH the
table, exelalming, WHO wins tue rlneE
He seated himself, end ere long his dark
eye was glowing with excitement. The
game was ended he bad won aud, a.
gam and again he plunged INTO tie IN
toxIcattrg whirlpool, gloves, and sunny
curls and smiles,
Eve years lave down. Tie scene
tells Q. poverty. Upon bed all stained
with HES red current, is that form again.
Besil. +. AIM kucel8 a woman STRIVING IL
Stauaaai the vital stream.
There, thai viii do. Cora. | feel bet
ter noV-but still feel must die. Let
me take your hand, 50 priceless, yet 50
dearly bought aud taen iTt me aulu yeu
kindly, that you may do tie same t. OH
ers. Five years ago to-nrgll, Goa, |
was rot 4 gambler bnt y-u, who were
50 perfect n my view, asncd me 10 Ioln
you IN thai innocent amusement. | play
ed v,n--I gained your hand-hut,
On, can il be- that have lost my soul
That night tie impetus was gHeu--aud
where las Il driven me! 10 poverty, 10
murder, 10 suicide Al frat played ios
excitement and then to keep you from
aryation; and VIXEN my money and my
credit were gone and tauntlngly | wa,
,eli II, sent one guilty as myself 10 hI:
account, and by lis blow lI1eWlse dc
DO not Jrirre - { n; you thought ~
harm lut Oh, atone for THIS ~ natulugE
to the "ouny.
His hand re afsad is icy clasp, aud h'
was dead.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-01-26
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DHYslCIAN AND sURGEO*, Rocheste,
CEDAR county, Iowa. nj