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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Woods HAIR Ieestornsive.

WOODS Hair Restorative.
The fame Of this preparation rests upon III real meT
Ito. Thousands oil the couutry using It, ard
Il does all claims through the various pubcatisnl
that can do. Hair will grow bald scalp by III
use;.hair will be preserved and beautined BY is use
hair will turn from gray TO IL gnal color BY Its
We do not claim that red Aaded gentleman o.
lady can be turned Into individuals with locks
auburn ringieis, but gray hair will be restored to the
original color. Reader, wherever you live, In any
place you reside, Woods Hair Restorative is sold In
qn're for hat all the Druggists, and wherever such sr.
tcles are usually obtained and you win nnd a. 70
state.
CAurfox-Bswars Of worthless limitations, as several
are already 10 the Market called by different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res
torative Depot, 81. Louis, Mo and New York; are
blown In the bottle sold BY al Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also BY all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers, in the United States and Cansdas.
Sold here BY all Druggists.
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ersA FRUIT TREES.
OLD PLANK ROAD NURSERY,
- FORREST DALE FARM.
BURLINGTON, IOWA. -
INRUIT& ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS Rosra
II Cultivated and FOR sale By
DAVID LEONARD, Proprietor.
Any ont wishing particulars can have price list on
application by mall or otherwise.
octA-dnSm
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IMPORTANT LAND SUR DEcIpsD-The cele-
bratsd Randall suit, in Kanawha County,
Va, has been decided in favor OF Josiah Ran
dali. To N. Mauperturs, one of the French
claimants, the Court decreed 800, 900 acres of
land in controversy. Mr.. Randall RECEIVERS
about 100000 acres Of land in Western Vir-
GINA.
Z. Merriam's record shows that the use of
camphene burning fluid and kindred prepare
tons, for the purpose of illumination last year,
caused the death Of 81 persons, and resulted in
serious injury to 9S others, IL of whom were
not expected to recover, beside which fires in
volving loss of S5S.945 arose from the same
cause.-Cin. Gaz.
Flynn, the murderer of Glennon at Suspension
Bridge, in July, 1856, died at Lockpert, N. Y,
on Sunday morning last, where he was confined
under sentence of death.
Mr.. Z. w. Eastman, formerly Of Makaska
County, nov of Hardin, has written letter to
the Des Moines Citizen stating that he has left
the Democratic party and enlisted in the ranks
OF the Republicans, in consequence Of diffesss
ence of opinion between himself and President
Buchanan.
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rs ONE OF THE BEST
j MEDICINES now befor
CastAartic, easier, milder,
other medicine known. 1t
. Lirer remedy, acting al
morbid matter, then on n
ny on that matter, thus acc
fectually, without any Of Il
ed in the operations OF most
the syst. M at the same
when taken daily In mod,
and build II up with unusus
The Liver IL one Of
the human body; and ,
lions we'll, the powers Of
oped. The sftmdch 10 al :
on the healthy action Of 4
performance Of its func- !
Is at fault, the bowels are Z
system suffers In conse-
Liver - having ceased !
diseases Of that organ, oIe
made Il his study, in . 4
twenty wears, TO 0pd y
to counteract the many.
Is table,
To prove that this rem. !
rersontroubled wisel.1v-
81 Its forms, has but TO {
ton 10 certain. These
or bad matter from the
place q healthy dow Of ,
stomach, causing food TO '
the hiO0els giving tone
machinery, removing the
fscting . radical cure.
ISlllOsao 0tIackals
- lScssefsPreveneslu
OF the Liver lmVIG-
One dose AFTER eating
stomach and prevent the
ing. |,
Only one dose taken be-
Nightmare.
Only one dose taken AsIu
els gently, and cures
One dose taken oftsS
pc Rsla.
|" One dose Of two,
relieve sick Heasls
Only one dose inamedi- |.
while
One dose often repeat.
Cholera MWr6Wss Z
GAOoePAs
Only one bottle 10 need I
system the effects oil
sickness.
One bottle taken forl
sallowness or unnatural
One dose taken q short
vigoF 10 the appetite and
One dose oiten repeat
asrlA0A In its worst
and h8OWcl complAints|
dose.
One or two doses cures
WORss1s In children
o. speedier remedy In the
A few bottles curesl
the absorbents.
We take pleasure In res
cine - q preventive lori
Chilli Fever, and al
Ty Pc. II operates
lands are willing 70 ties.
Ne.
All " lAO use 10 NJ,
knnn0nnN 1Nun 1nNnAAw
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>PMsNG TRADE
1855.
1889


M II tai w REH USE,
40 Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
THE subscriber has In ttock-
GOuV Boxes q 10 by IL TIN Plate,
$500 " Roofing Tin,
5000 X lahy III Tin Plate,
BIO tCisbyi
$40 i" 1Xi2hyl.
$50 1Clsby2U
600 lxlaNy20
2uO Xxx l1hy 20
lUO xxx lAbr20
30 xxx II by 20
800 100 BY ~ Coke,
1900 lCNby ~ Roofing.
90 nc,
l90 DIX
50 NN 10 hyl
5000 Bundles No ~ Sheet Iron,
100 No. ~ Sheet Iron.
900 Pigs hAncA TIN,
100 Casks Zinc, Assorted Noa..
Together with full assortment Of BREATHING and
bRA2iERS COPPER, RIvrTs, FAIRS, STAMPED
WARE, and TlNNERS' TOOLS and MACHINES III Of
which 10 offered ~ the lowest market price for cash.
$4,000 0umalas wire Fencing.
We are prepared 20 make contracts with dealers for
arst quality ANNEALEO FENCI WIRE, Nee. and y,
In Quantities of not lcss than ton, deliverable ~
cur Warehouse At any time previous the Ars day "
June ncxt-nve per cent. cash 10 be paid when the
contract 10 made balance on delivery. Purchasers ars
invitcd 70 cOrreapond With 10.
JAnSs.2w THOMAS .. DICKINSON.
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THE LIVER
lNVTGOR ATOR
Prepared BY DIR. SANFORD,
COMPOUNDED entirely from GnMS

AOAy AVM UOMS,
PURGATIvE AND LIVER
re the public, that acts a. .
and more stisctuAl than any
10 not only q CdaAd rite. but
rst ON the Lirer TO eject it,
he stomach and bowels TO csr-
'omplishing two purposes e.
he painful feelings experience
{ CdtAdyfics. Il strengthens
time that II purses il, and
crate doses, will strengthen
81 RI pidity.
the prrh cipal regulators Of
" when II performs It's func.
the system are fully deFel-
- most entirely dependent
the Licer for the proper
- tons; when the stomach
z at fault, and the whole
quence Of one organ--tAe
70 do It's duty. For the
. OF the proprietors has
.Ipractice OF more than
- some remedy wherSwi,h
- arrangements 70 which il
edy - 81 last found, any
. er Conn plain s,in any
Ory q bottle, aud convic-
iums remove all morbid
systsm, supplying In their
n aile, invigoratinE the
i'gest well, purifying
md health 10 the whole
Cause Of the diseAse--es
: are cured, and what
. cds BY the occasional use
OrMlOP.
10 sumcient 10 relieve the
food froS rising and sour
~ fore retiring, prevents
. might, loosens the bow
each meal will cure Dye
.l.eAspoonfals will always
ache.
Nls,ely relieves Cholic,
ed 10 . sure cure for
X ana Q preventive Of
. cd 70 throw out Of The
Amedicins AFTER . long
aAlJaAnAlce reu.oves al
AIcolor nom the skin.
- time before eating gives
makee food digest we'll.
ed cures ClAr0MlC DD1s
- forms, while Nuasla upseP
yield alEnest TO the Arss
attacks cause q b.
there 10 no snrer, sAfer,
World, - Il A~ser Gaiis.
AlOFOPsys By exciting
commendine this medi-
|0lkevcr and Aguc>
~ f'eVers ofa 01ltN0O
with certainty, ard sAoe-
l,ify % iss Wonderful viz.
. giving their uase0Ms
IN Duo GMvOrs
B naO0ils With the In.
alD0vy beth e00eeAeRs
IMVIGORATOR
,AL. DISCOVERY, and 10 ia.
90 great ID believe. ID curee
trss desc 0tviMg beAe6s, and
tale In required 70 cure any
\, from tho worst Iasasl(ce =
HeadaeAs, ell u uhich are
4 Liver
.lAh pm BOTTLE.
y, Sto Broadway, New York.
bold also BY u. Dlah<sley.
40 /; eQairss . Boss, Rnrlina-
aagelply
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sS Cure YOurself!-If you have Gonor rlna,
Gleet Structures, Seminal Weakness any disease Of
the Genital Organs, procure at Dr. Bakers Spe-
cfc. 1t warranted to all in few days.
1t is the emily safe and remedy for secret diseases
offered to the public Plain directions for
company the medicine. With DR.. Bakers Specific you
can cure yourself, and thus prevent all exposure.
Price u 80 per bottle.
Sold by DR.. EAsTERLY corner ofThird and Oh. s,nut
streets, st. Louis by W. A. HOIT0N 4 CO., QUIGLY
Bro and D. SIMMS CO., Alton, H., and Druggists
generally.
For sale by z. L. GAY. Burlington. aug17d2w1y
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Raaarenda UoaeanR.

1 We to-day pablish the peocsealnsp of ~
1ailfead 0oavonuen held ii our city yeeeardav
The Ceoveatien vas largely attended s. az
gAeeo from the various counties ipeepestod /.
The Railroad improvements Of the Des Nome
Valley. and lie proceedings were more harmo-
nioas thas anticipated. There we're come g. ~,
ing incidents 10 the organiaAtion OF the meetinr.
aad some scientific sparing in relation 10 the
preparation efbusness Tor the action Of tho con.
vension; bat when once prepared and reno,s.A
20 the convention, vas acted upon Win M n;r-
~. We are free TO confess that the aotion a.
sne Conventien did not meet our expectation =
we tA6ored under the dslusive hope ttat The
eeiegetson from Butliagtsn would b authorized
maze eome proposition in behalf Of the Bur.
Mngton and Missouri Railroad, stating what the
company would do, and what we Of Mahaska
eeansy were expected 70 DO. Whether the b.
~. road would build second division Of their
foAa 70 Des 1oines, or whether W would be
e0mPellsd to build our own road and submit 10
sne dictation Of the B. / n. road in relation 10
shs shipment Of freight. We we're rather IA.
vorably inclined towards cutting loose from our
connection with AuscAsine, and lormir . ! com
nectien with Burlington, but from the dsyelon.
ments Of this Coavention We have relinouished
al nope OF such connection, unless il be- bv
tne ksokuk and Des Aoines road crossing the
.. q y. road, which may not be built for acme
years; out which will ultimately be built. and
.hen built will be an important road, and no
doubt will be aided BY this county. For the
present We think our only chance is TO aid the
luscasine road, BY an extension of the time on
me loan that becomes void by its own limita.
l'on, the hrss day Of July next, and the sooner
:: !. 60 70 work in getting vote on the CUES
non o. extension, the sooner We will obtain the
nuch coveted railroad connection. The late
hess Of the hour prevents ne from disepssxe ,ha
natter mere faly.-IOskoloosA Times.
VIII she Times get the people OF Oskaloosa to.
Iesher aud inform Us just how large bonus
hey will take and permit 10 to build railroad
Q thoir town?
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a. he Railroad 0seting held q 0skaloosao
=. sssb i.ss. vs wsrs entertained By an siab
80 escssidoa q - affairs Of the Keohsl
:. ma nsinss - Missssosa Railroad Co., ;,
..p,,s;ssss. Cen. n. I. Reid This read. .
-, q sue ssades. ass avers. starts on
...d ~ sslsagiag = The Directors Of III
s~,.ny. ssas dissanes below Ksekuk. ant
distance Of 20 miles. v Bsassnsport, OF
4. d. Noises River.
\. :. vsrs net participant 10 the businss,
80. meeting 70 did net presume 70 iatsrre-
=. General % some facts about which biz
.n.n, sas nes remarkably lucid or specific.
NJ. .ujoy. the reputation here. especially
Il. action IL the recent convention, Of bs.
f,..k. truthful, positive kind Of man, "
.ro. ourselves to doubt that he will
.s., pleasure in answering any questions
-, Re would have answered had they
80, propounded ia open convention.
wonderland the General to say that his
..a,. ,holly unenssmbered, with the excep-
-. :, floating deb, Of 100000. Did be In
IN 10 ay that bic company u entirely free
N ,o..,no,at q well as absolute debts.-
WIN l, be kind enough to inform an anxious
.n--s,,hs, The K. f. & u. r. X. Co. 10 held
..,aor.er or suarsntor Of . part Of the bonds
=, of Keossk, and, ifso. What parss Win
...,.s enough 10 inform Us hos many oft
80. !, 81. company are held BY the Dirsc-
80. :. security fer she repayment Of money
.,..,..s and 10 secure the payment Of notes
...o,.sd b. shsm for bis corporationS Will hs
,.u.. vbsthss Or NOT. some OF those notes are
...a an 10 the United States Court, held in
-. ,,..s, Will he tell us, whether Or not, any
IA. ., tho company have been issued to San
,.,a J. Smith Co.. and if SO. how many' How
-,,b Censrai, does your company owe this
e. Il Contractors, and in what shape 10 the in
a.,,.soex. Row many Of your bonds are In |
\. ,oss,ssioa Of Clarke, Dodge ! Co., Of New
YvrE.
,hs .mouu, Of business done On this road. We |
h.ievs tie. in tie orsfdosing benigAity Of his
,.,.,s Gsul Reid will tell Us the monthly re-
eepts OF his road. distinguishing between those
I.rirea from passengers and freight. We have
h,ul almost fabulous reports on this subject,
and would BE- pleased to know what truth there
4 in them. 1. has even been con6dsntly as
serted hat during the las, summer and autumn,
he receipts Of this extraordinary Railroad Com.
auy amounted to nearly $1,000, month. Is
,Sl lhi. AZ esaggeration
0 General, when will lying and humbuggery
asse
T Attention is directed to the advertise
MI. headed "For Pixies Peak"
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DIABoLIcAL ArTrAPr Ar Polsonrxo-
Rockford Democrat gives the particulars of .
Wholesale attempt at poisoning made near that
CITY . few days Since The Democrat says:
The attempt was made by poisoning the Gle.
tern water upon the family Of Mr.. John Sover.
e'gn, An aged and well-known citizen Of this
county, who resides some two and half or
snree mlles south east Of this city.
About . month ego the family were ali taken
somewhat sick, and we're afflicted with very sore
mouths, which fact aroused their suspicion az
foul play, I've may here state that this Is NOS the
hsrt attempt upon the old gentleman's life. An
many Of our readers know aad they ceased IN.
ing either the cistern or well water for drinking
Or cooking purposes. prsfsrring to bring water
from Q distance rather than use it. After onit
ting it's use they soon recovered, in q measure
from their sickness and sore mouths. On last
Tuesday morning one Of the women Of the fami.
~ went to the cistern to pump some water.
(which, by the way, 10 chain pump) for wash
ing, when her attention was directed to a large
quantity Of white powder lying about the in
conducting pipe, where il had been placed thai
il might work it's way into the water. A CON
siderable portion Of the life DESTROYING potion
was also scattered about the cistern. Mr.. Sow
ereign was called out, examined the powder and
gathered up quantity, which be brought to
this city and had it examined BY a physician.
Who pronounced it strychnine. Mr.. s. states
that in the night he heard a noise about the
house, but thinking that some OF his folks we're
up, be paid no attention TO it. In the morning
fresh tracks Of person were plainly visible TO.
ing to and from the cistern, and that the DOW.
DER was scattered along Tor several rods.
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- The use Of DIR. HOsTETTERs STOMACH BIT
TIERS for Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heavinsss OF the
Stomach, or any other like affection, is second none
In America or abroad. To be able to confidently
shat the "Bters" certain for Dyspepsia and
like Diseases to the proprietors of
pleasure Il removes al morbid matter from The
stomach, purines the blood mparts renewed vitality 10
tr nervous system, giving ii that and energy 50
Indispensable for the restoration OF health. The numer
Gus acknowledgements Of its superior excellence and
benefcent results, have assured the propreto hatt
cannot but prove great to the afflicted and i'm
part vitality to the thorough system.
See advertisement In another column.
For sac by Druggists and dealers generally every-
where.
febld twin
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N DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANECEA has per formed
greater number cares than any other similar article
now before the public.
We have not space here to recapitulate and publish
the voluntary certificates OF hundreds who have tes
ned Of It's wonderful merits, but refer you to the
almanac Of the proprieors distributed by their agents
the whole country yer, in VIII ch in plain and eanes
language, so that"he who runs may read" what this
medicine is doing for the suffering community.
1rhere is no necessity for purchasing the thousand
and enc Liniments that palmed Oh As "gosd for
man and BEAST" which have but brief existence; a.
in Bakers Pain Panacea you have what they profess
to have, internal we'll as an external remedy
safe, effective and pleasant ID put up in 25c, Soc
and u bottles. There is great savirg in purchasing
the largest bottle, 1t contains eight times much
the smallest.
BoLLES, SMITH / CO., Proprietors, Chicago.
For sale by Agents and Druggists everywhere.
Fab i.dk AL
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began to exact revenge The breach grew
wider every day A crowd of diseases were
shouting round the crumbled walls. In Is.
| Is, in manly-this was almost manly-ac-
cor lance with his own assertion that man
should net hold such an appointment after
sixty, Abernethy resigned his situation as
hospital surgeon He became lame and
more and more broken; but still seeing pa.
tients, and saving others, though he could
not save himself He grew thin, his feat urea
shrank, his hair thin, his eyes dull and lam
guild. He died at Enfield, in April, 1881.
| He died TRANQUILITY, not struggling with
death, but like "A beaten player who calmly
avows himself beaten. is there ANYBODY
in the room /? he said to the servant. No,
sir,'-thsn softly went the worn out head on
the pillow, and the great man died.
Abernetliy was benevolent, and thought il
no merit to be so. To peor students he was
kind and consideration one occa-
sin, at o first interview, giving young as.
pirant free ticket to all his lectures His
much-abused roughness was the result oil
an irritable, settled hatred of sneering flat
tering people, fools. and hypocrites. lie BIO.
came neither sour nor cynical, but chron-
ically in arms against afiectatien and decep-
tion He had no time for such fooleries, and
30 set his foot on them as mere vermin ofths
mind Smooth, foolish people, who had
never roughed it, did not like this rude pluck
ing of Of of the tnselled society mask
But his roughness was considerate. wise, and
often studied for sanatory purposes.
For instance, to Abernethy, always in 4
grumbling fret at q parcel Of people who
came to me with nothing the matter, enters
one day ribanded, simpering, silly gentle
woman with red-nosed, silly, tight-laced
daughter. John looks with putting mouth
just . glance Of contempt, and says, why
madam, do you know there are more thar
thirty yards Of bowels squeezed underneath
that belt Of your daughter's-go home and
cut it, Out bounces enragsd, silly mother
and popping, foolish daughter, almost Toe
much offended to remember the well-earnet
fcc Give nature fair play, o ys daughters
and there will be less consumption and fewe'
red noses from tight lacing. 3
A miserable, pscvish individual, ailing ant
quegulous, says 10 him, oh, Mr.. Alternately
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-27
Iron Crown Of LOmbardy.

The Iron Crown of Lombardy,
which may figure soon again in the histo-
ry Of ita,,,;, Is composed of six equal
pieces Of beaten gold, joined together by
hinges, and set with large rubies, emer
aids and sspphires, on ground of blue
enamel Within the outer circlet is the
narrow iron band, about three eiehths of
an inch broad, and one tenth of an inch
in thickness, from which the crown takes
its name, aud which Is said to have
been formed from one of the nails used
at the crucliixion, aud given to the En-
peror Constantine, By his mother Helena.
The first who was crowned with the Iron
Grown was Agilulphus, King Of Lomhar.
dy, in 59l tho last, We believe, Napo.
leon /, ia 1905. As the French Empe
ror placed the crown upon his head, he
exclaimed, in the words attached to it by
its ancient owners, Dice me Ia gare a
qui In toucte--'.Go! has given it to me
let lin beware who touches it,
The crown is preserved in the cathe
drai of Nonza, with its iron band free from
a spcck of rust.
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AFTER THE BATTLE

N~s
"e ufa'is are all muiled; the bugles are still,
/" pause in the valIey-a halt on the
ana the bearers o: standards swerve ha., witt,
thrill "'''
'nefe the sheaves Of tho dead lar the rav
''i great field is reared. heavens garner. ,o
I'll; e"' A@'' ~
anu stern death holds his harves, TO-DAY.
iheres voice on the wind, I;ke n ,;-,.-
lis the muster roll soundinu--a,a w,o -. -,
rsply' S''i'
"o' those whose wan faces glare white to tho
sky, '"'
with eyes fixed so steadfast and dim,v.
AS they wait that last trump which tbav ~. :,
not defy, Il,
VINO awaits till the morrow her crown;nu.
mere Is no moeking blazcn, as clay sinks tn
clay;
The vain pomps Of the peace time are all swept
away
In the terrible face Of the dread ba,tle.,,ov.
Nor coiiins nor Surroundings are here:
oniy relics that lay where thickest the fray
rent easqae and hesdless spear.
Far away. tramp on tramp, psals the march ar
the foe,
Like stormwave's retrcating-spen., ntful
and slow,
With Sounds like their spirits that fain. a..
they go
By yon red.nowing river whose waters
snail darken with sorrow the land where they
Gow
TO the eyes of her desolatc daughters.
They are fed-they are gone but oh not as
they came,
In the pride of those numbers they staked on
the game,
Never more shall they stand in the vanguard
of Fame,
Never liz. the stailed sword which tiey
drew;
Never more shah they boast of glorious name:
Never march with the leal ana the true.
Where tie wreck of our lcgions lay stranded
and losn,
They stole on onr ranks in tho mist of the morn.
Like the giants of GAIA. their strength it was
shorn
Ere those mis.s had rolled ap T. the sky;
From the flash Of our steel a ncw day break
seemed born
Aswe sprang up--:o conqner or die.
The tumult ia siencad the deathlo.s are cast
And tie heroes OF battle are slumbering their
last
Do We dream ofyeu pale form th,: rode on the
blast
Would ye free it once more, q ye hrsye'
Yes the broad road to honor 10 red where We
passed,
And of glory yc asked bat a grave!
--Ck1mbcrs' ycupaai.