The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-30
NO. XXI

distressed and anxious. A Kind 6ffer Of
assistance in any secret diiculty opened
his heart. and the, story VS. soon told .,
He urged haste, as he was fearful that It's
daughters keepers Nigh, discover how
close he was upsn her crack. aud sha
might again be removed beyond his
knowledge and reach hy the stcre, a.ency
that had thus far sutcteaed III eiuai,fr
+ tho keen light Of a fatkef' lore. 1t was
ascertained that day that> Catholic lsdy
uf considerable posissoa in one of the
si.terhoods Of the Church IN this city,
was about to leave for the East OIL the
! morrow, nnd itwas resolved to watch G
her. At the sumo time, the fiahcr wss
sent to Toledo with letters OF introduce
ton to prominent and efficient gentlemen
there. ;.....-.x
The cars were watched by the officers,
daguerrcotype in hand" the following
morning as they LETT for the East. The
lady whose expected journey had excited
tho suspicion and the scrutiny went on,
| but she was without comraniou, Dis.
appointment, waited upon the anxious
father here, bat only to swecten his joy
and surprise at Toledo Ia accordl lncs
with the plan fixed upon ia this city, tho
father waited upon the Superior of "a con.
vent of gray mus at Toledo, informed
her in elegant French than he was for
I e yn tourist taking the statistics o. the
converts in. this country, and wpuld lks
to ascertain the date OF sits foundation,
the name Of its Superiors the number OF
its inmates aud other Facts Ut Interest,"
and would desire further, pcrssneny 10
inspect iss dc ,artments.: sas l.. .aa0
Disarmed Of all suspio'oo, the lsdylcd
| him through the convent and gave him
the desired Information. But among all
the sisterhood he could find nowhere his
his daughter, aud heartsick, weary and
dispirited, he was ubou. to leave, when
the Superior asked it lie would like to
see their school cf orphans. CertainD-
aud into a room he was ushurei In pass-
ing side door which was partlyopen, his
quick glance discovered his long g.soughs
daughter stretched upon a sick bed ,7,.
In moment he spupg to her side aud
clasped her in his arms She. was 'sb
wasted. says his letter to his fricnd;in
this city which is before us, that he could
scarcely recognize his beautiful child of
six weeks before. She in her turn was
ovcrjoyed to see him. He Immediately
turned upon the Superior, who stood
trsusixed with astonishment, and vented
upon her his long pent up feelings. He
fairly troubled with rage, while hc caus
cd her to tremble with fear ~ he poured
forth torrent Of aenunciation upon her
head She stammereG out an excuse to
the effect that she was only obe yiug the
orders Of her superior at Montreal,. ;. Of
which convent this was a branch, and.
that she had no discretion in the, mat ter. O..
But the father was too fulr of Joy to
waste time tn bickeying there, with hiss
sick child inshsarr,s,a aud 80, receisin..
portion Of her clothinsy hastay gather.
ed up by the afirishtea huns, BE- left tho
convent with the ,ptize. which he haG.
been seeking day and night for SIX vceAs,
with al, sspry of aux 'ythst only nsr sren-
tai love can expcsisoco IA carr:sgs wss
in waiting Ei.h'frieadss 70 .whoM hs had
been introd duced, aud 10 who's residence
the party repaired. \ ,elcgracs Was dis
patched to the heatt-broken' n,utter at
Montreal, who was worn down wishsick-:
ness and suspense :ta H. :! ia&! sooit
- This occurred ooe, week ago yesterday.
By easy Stages the inydiid daughter was
conveyed to Sa,ia.toga, where tetttr, tass
received, anncnuces shalt for tcstorssiop
of health, uhits tasqoscrjoysd, asetAes
was hourly expected g. eryast their lap;
p'ness aud make it opee more. complete.
| The narative, whicl. is strictly tfue, win
take its own comment wf,h'ie' SaTs1aa:S
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Ill. Il. Judge eEtocisnn.. a. - na;-
Judge Stoekton.isa nat i've Of Kepl0ek1.
and has beea y tesidsns Jof, Iowa sou,s-
thing over twenty years, He WIS I. 5.
District Attorney during the Territorial
Organization. In 1855, he vas appointed
to position o" the Supreme kenclesf
1.-The State. by Gov. Grimes. He, was ssb.
sequeu,ly elected TO the salas position by
the GeneTallp Assembly. Duing hs
ofIiclai career, he has woo for himself an
envIable reputation as Jur,St. His
written opbhons are distinguished for
their eltssness, accuracy and icgsI learn.
ing. ~, the bench, he is dlgni6ed and
courteous, and is justly regaraed by tho
Bar as an abe and impartial Judge. His
nomination bv The Convention was made
with unani,nitytqnivalent to oaccAn,atiun.
1t was conceded by a!l,hat this nomiua-
- tion and ele.siop would be placing the
right man ia the right place. AS i pri-
ovate citizen, Judge Stockton j. we'll en-
titled to the. Seputation he bears as a
Christian, >cholarwand gentlemau. His
daily life is constant illustration Of the
, consistency Of sound and extensive legal!
aud judicial attanments, with that NOR
ality, Kindness and Christian department
which SO adorn and bcauti,y the walks of
, private life He is emineh,ly worthy Of
the united and earnest support Of the eu.
| tire Republican party = Oskaloosa Her.
aid. ~ 'r"s@
70 CLAHlpy SUGAR roa PaEsERy.
ING. Put into a preserving pan as many
: pounds OF sugar ny you wish to each
pound ofosnsar pat half Q pin, Of water
= and the white Of an egg to every fou,
pounds; stir it together untilthe sugar i.
70 dissolved then set it over gentle ire
stir it occasionally and sakeooF the scum
;, as it risss. After few boilings Up. tht
n sugar will rise so high as to run over tbs
9 side OF the pan; TO Prerent WHICH, takt
! it from the fire for few rninutcs, when il
Il will suhside, aud leave time for shinming
9 Repeat the skime'ing until slight scuu