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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-03-08

TIE CHoLERA.--Hails Jonrnal OF
Health gives the following suggestions,
which, if properly observed, will do
much toward making the scourge o:
cholera, which threatens to attack us
next summer, much lighter than II 9TH
crwisc would be. We commend them
to the careful consideration OF all, and
hope to see the necessary steps taken
without delay to prevent this fatal Il s.
ease from sweeping our citizens away rs
chaif before the wind:
lst Every householder owes it to him.
self, 10 his family, to his neighbo:s, 10
the community III which he resides, to
have his house, from cellar to garIet,
his lot, most scrupulousiy cleansed, By
sweeping, washing and whitewashins.
I'd. Every man who has any authority
in city or town Government should con-
slider himself bound by the oath Of office,
and by every consideration Of humanity,
to give himself no rest until every streo.
alley, close gutter and sewer is placed in
a state Of as perfect cleanliness as possi-
ble, and kept 80 until the frosts of neAt
summer come. a4l ,e ,1.1a @-# s@
|, Sd. These clcynings should be done
now in March, because, if put of till
warm weather, the very sffort necessary
] for the renewal Of filth, will only tend,
in the essential nature Of things, to has
ten the appearance Of the disease. 70 in
crease it. malignity and 70 cztend tho
timc or lts devastation; because tho sums
Of sprpg ana summer the Aooner. warn,
into ilts and intensity tho HjpeAc and
maligtant influence which IN tte re,
morselass tread, wrecks sa much 6f hi.
pan Happiness aud daAolatss ~ ,naaay
hearthst0Res. ..s,s.e, rr4a rof ,sdf :.
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The President and secesh Preacher.

The PrC61dcnt ana ScceSh Ereacncr.
In this connection We arc reminded Of
story tod In Washington Of an inter
view between the President and nseccsh
clergyman from Alabama, Of the Pollard
and Bishop Polk persuasion. His pull
pit had been prostituted before and since
the war to misch h.evous and reasonable
utterances, and when General Thomas
gave him formal notice to quit, he post
cd of to Washington to sec the President
and obtain "his rights" .l 81 ri
The President received him courteous
ly, but when he made known his GRAND,
a. osc from his scat, and gave him n bles-
sing he will remember !or a litc-ttmc
Going back 70 the early daysof the COLI
spiracy against the nation, he arraigned
the apostatc Clergyman rs guilty be.o.c
God" for the measure Of war and wee,
which had desolatcd the land. "Not
satisfied" said he, "wiih this carnival Of
blood, you are still hammering away at
your end Of the string to keep alive this
agitation, and encourage All alienation
which is to-day tho banc OF rcconstruc-
ton, and must operate to widen the gulf
you have dug between the people OF the
North and tho people OF the South"
"Why,' said tho clergyman. intor-
rnpting the President in his furious de-
h,,nciation, lone would think from your
anathemas that We poor preachers were
aecursed Of God and man, and were shut
out from earth and heavon." st.. ,~35I
~ ~,,'.Ikcaven," repeated, johnson, with
.derision, 4 say reyerently that YOU and
those Of your cloth who persist In this
suicidal folly-this great crime against
God and humanity--may deem your
selves la.c1;y If you get to heU."--Lajay.
cstc (Ind.) Courier. ,, ..'. .-", .-3.a"
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A Cheap Ice House.

A correspondent says. "a year ago
had my attention called to an ice house
built by farmer near me, which was
simply bin made with rough pine
boards, l6 feet square, and rooted over,
leavinga large opening at the font and
side. lie said his ice kept perfectly till
the next winter. Lie put OH q layer of
sawdust about q foot thick on the ground
and then stacked the ice shugly in the
center Is or - inches from the walls, and
then filled IT with saWdu>t, and upoyer
the top foot or moro thick. Last wins
ter before filling my ice house, deter
mined to try this method. I according
! ly tore out my inside wall, and shovsled
out the sawdlst, then filed BY stacking
It snugly IA the center, Is Or % inches
I ON tho wri This space / allied with
Pine SAW dust aud covered the whole
over tho top = foot thick or more. Ileft
out the wihdow and took out tho door,
and left il AZ llapon. 80 the sun came shin
ing In every day. Now for results. at
tho present. ! have abnnd ndahce ot ice., and
tho cakes como cut - square and peK5ect
g when theD iDnt In seemingly, noih-
fhg lscking a1cspt what II used oltu /
nm satisf4d how b build - TOO house"
ias s-9,lit ~ -
Z. RRsTs;.:s s. es(1Za PFFs Fsg iS a3sSe .l'55 ll'5t
lEod H1ta, ad ofosrv3as = rs.tNs5: IN h3Yna.
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one hundred per cent. is added.
In my, nextI will give some OF the
rulings of tho Commissioners on income,
and the law in relation to manufacturers.
r. T"UE@ S..E 5s..s - .&F@Aa N. d.
.s.>@g4 3 For tho Upton Advertiser.
Notice for a Mandatory,

.tsi..>~gs, 3A For tho Upton Advertiser.
Notice for q Mandatory.
'o Believing manufactures Indispensable
to the best interests of Iowa and her peo-
pie, and that all available water power
should be used as motive power, wo'd
call the attention of the public to pow
er on Cedar River, near Covers Ferry,
Cedar county,, Iowa; where the river
flows, with a strong current, between
two perpendicular stratitied lime rock
bluffs, 40 feet apart, tbeing the width Of
the river, and IS feet high, and bottom
Of the same material, and two feet OF wa
ter at the low stage. think the power
can be improved IA cheap as any power
in the State, of the same extent; which
would equal that Of Cedar Rapids or
Waterloo, on said river. Said site Is
eight miles south and two west Of Me-
chanicsviilc, and Is northeast of Iowa
City, with prospect of q branch railroad
crossing said bluffs, connecting the
Great Western and Mississippi and Mis-
souri, Railroads. and a road bridge.
Manufactures are much needed in
this county and promise pecuniary
profit; and the General Assembly is ex-
cmpting their capital from State and
county taxation. an, desirous TO form
an association for general manufacturing
purposes here, under the 52d chapter Of
the Code Of Iowa. Twill take $1,000
cash stock, and the value Of the site and
land needed for the business, the latter to
be estimated by disintercsted persons),
provided so, 900 Of responsible and ad-
ditional stock is subscribed; which I
think will justify commencing improve
ments. Eastern capitalists aud manu-
facturers are particularly invited to ex-
anime this site, the undertaking and
prospects. lr r.9 RoBT GoWER
Covers Ferry, Feb. 10th. 1896, r., -al,5,.a
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N0TlCE 10 hereby ,aiven that my wife, Lydia Ann
Leonard. lss leh ny he'd fnnd taard. ~hhast Just
esuse 81 brevocaeiar; and vii pes-one warned mot
70 trust OF harhor not sy any de ts that
she may contrast. - 81 John EEONAHD.
Iowa -, Cedar co., Isws, ysb. !, seoo.snev3 ~
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Discovery of an Immense Cave near
the St. Louis Arsenal.

LkAC ~. ASNAo al OSAAAs
An immense cave, one thousand feet
long, has lately been discovered in St.
Louis, about two blocks southwest Of the
Arsenal, extending from Seventh street
westward, under the orchard of DR..
Nicholas Dement,, who owns the ground
and residence OH the place. The cave is
from As to 60 feet wide, and from ten to
twelve feet III sh, and is perfectly dry
The ceiling is slightly archcd, uniform,
and as smooth rs plastercr could make
it. The slice walls are straight, and the
floor il as smooth and level as common
floor In fact the work could not be
more perfect if made by human hands.
The workmen who discovered it found
numerous cu.ious petrifications and cIys-
tails in the shape Of beasts, birds, ducks,
cucumbcrs, and thousand curious
things.
This, we believe, is the largest natural
cave within the limits of the city, altho'
numerous small caverns exist, most Of
which are used for the storage Of beer
The ancients were fond Of such works.
In Rome the acqueducts We're made Of
cement and stone, to last forever, and
the cataco,nbs are still the wonder Of
travellers. In Germany, in Lorraine, and
in Gaul sue eaverns were made rs outlets
to ieudal castles, and also as storchouses
of arms, ammunition, &c. Who knows
that this beautiful cave was not made by
the ancient inhabitants OF our continent?
We have heard o. ancient ruins of cities
west of the Rio Glande, large enough to
have contained several hundred thou
slnd inhabitants. Some years ago q
| gentleman .liscovcied near Now Madr d
| in Mo-, II fine cut-stone floor, 200 by 4oO
feet, about ten feet under the soil, well
Ia d and joined, and covered by a growth
of immense forest trees. In Mexico it is
common to find, in the midst of large
forests, the ruins of ancient cities of i'm
mensc extent, which We're destroyed sew
e.al hundred years ago by some agency
unknown to Us. - t
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PARSONS l. SHROPSHIRE,
ShDlLB And HA2lB51
- N A 4 RS; 4ss4sr
gnHrtS.EE r. -
MAKERS;

Mechanicsville, - iowa,
Have come to the conclusion that the hest wav
to get living Is IN work for IL, and would there
fore give notice to all m;ink nd that they have
opened 2 shop in this place, where they are
prepared with the very best of stock to do your
SADDLE AND HARNESS WORK,
in the best style of the art. Repairing done in
good 1T vie AMI on short notice II 80 NJ
D0 YOU wish to purchase gsssl H,i,II,. Sa.,-
die. Whip. Hniter, or set Of Plain or Fancy
Harness, ll4E.AI. don't fail to call on -'1Fs
l2ll5OnsS i'. PARSONS a SHROPSHIRE.
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CLEAN FEET.-Nlany are careless in
,thecare OF their feet. Ifthcy wash them
once a month, they think they are doing
well. They do not consider that the
llaLgest pores Of the system are located In
the bottom Of the foot, and that the most
offensive matter is discharged through
these pores. No one has failed to notice
the odcr' which is experienced In the
.presenec of certain persons. They wear
stockings from the beginning to tho end
of the week without changes. The
stockings bccomc completely saturated
with offensive matter: It Is sicken1ine
to bein tho presence Or such persons. Iii
health i generated by such treatment 81
the feet. The r6res arei not only tepellants
but absorbentS, and this fet1d maxtar. to
. grester 0r lses sxtont = takap bsck
iaau sass s1sls. 8 -7' 'ss''' s'1
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.DaES>MaK NJ & SkWsNG.

MISS BuliIiMAN ~nnsd inf .rim the Ladie,
WI ut Tiptun aud sieinity thar she II l,r-par.
ed - cut And make Dresses IN the veiy latest
st, les. anddo all kinds of Family sewing hratly.
promptly, ahd NJ teas. nsblr y, ices. t,v. h. = y
call ,0nr door west nj II. ,sartslaniers. in he
south part Of Upton. tttt& 3m49
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,ORE0oN's GREAT CURIOslTY.-Scvcral
of our citizens returned last week from
visit to the Great Sunken Lake, situated
in the Cascade mountains, about seven
ty-fve miles northwest from Jackson
Vile. This lake divides the famous val
Icy Of Sinbad and the Sailor. It Is
thought to average 1000 feet down to the
water all around. The walls arc almost
perpendicular, running down into the
water and leaving 10 beach. The depth
Of the water Is unk known, and its surface
is smooth and unrifficd, as 1t lies SO fur
below the surface Of the mountains that
the currants OF alr do not effect 1t. Its
length il estimated ut twelve miles, and
It's width ten. There Is an island In It's
center having trees upon it. No living
man has ever been able, nor probably
evor will be, to reach the waters edge.
It lies silent, still and mysterious in the
bosom Of the Everlasting hills,' like u
huge well scooped out by the hands ef
the hands Of the giant gcnii OF the noun
tains, in the unknown ages gone BY, aud
around it the prime val forests watrh and
ward are keeping.
The visiting party fired rife several
times into the wate:, Ut an angle Of
forty-fivc degrees, and were able to note
several seconds Of time from the report
Of the gun until the ball struck the wa
ter. Such seems incredible, but it is
vouched for by some OF our most reliable
citizens. The lake is certainly most
remarkable curiosity y-Oreyoa paper.
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DDThc Dubuque Times Is responsible
for the .oiiow.ng: \ reviva. WIS pro.
crossing Ill county not very lar wet
from Dubuque, recently, daring which
II young lady OF seventeen yeas p.oiass-
Hed to have experienced ieilsloa. Snc
was naturally cadowcl with i alslpy-i-
ton that was very trying 70 he. .4eads.
In relating nc. expc..e.lce, al p.e.eacs
OF her u sed grandnothus, ,wno mad suf- :
fercu ach nom he. waywa u. css, AAd
had little IL. til III the pe.lnate acc her Z
reformation, the MAIDEN coacll,ied her
rmatk, by the ire luently u,eI pn1as1
that she ''hoIel tic Lo.d nai undo Tx.
OIL gool.wU.k * in hcf Iieal.tn' ri 1af !
h An ulunba,d t1,c erAa aInothsn'
comp p.Assiouataly, - WITH, =, rslsfpficAAl
ehaee OF nof head she reviewed. the fefd
OF labor, - HI Hd,l't dAJ ttcef whzt Ac'S
undcy6o0kF, OIL 10 1soa 33u Oh or teg biE
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DIR. p. T. SMITH,

nURGEON DENTIST. Artificial
n(E2 = Teeth on VuicaniZed Rubber;
UJYY4 also, Hunters or Aliens Contin-
..I A-II uous Gum and Block Work, If de-
sired. Office over Beynton's store, fipton,
iowa sl vl2nl
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SOMETHING FOR EvERYHDp2.-When
YOU walk i'm the streets W til Lady, keep
your hands out OF yolr pc tcts, ana
your ciga out of y.u' mouth Wa
would sooner he caa-iIs sealing than ~
the act Of smoking while Wnlki,ls With
lady. Don't change side. with her OH
crossing the II cct; Il is Ilite A. proper
ta,t yoa should ial Til ourh tei'attdoors
and other trap, reL .by ca. sssss- pe bple, ~
tia she ',loild Awaya t4Ss the right
hand when yoh meet a3ot4e. per- Oh,
and don't stop. At the Tab Q take tho
dish the host Offers you and dplr't pa-s
it 10 the iiea.r-t no. .gltbor, sve.llI ~ taiy;
IL il ungcnctoIs 10 ."p. Oy4 t34t host or
hostess 10 h.s or he t:tc'. There Ii \
point whe4e soif-lbue4a i'm hetttncs
rddencss, and tbs il p cciscsy that point.
The pe.suA who siyes the .a.e .ta.inuent
has II perfect right 10 say watch shall be
81. vcu list. Don't Ofic. YOU char 10 q
ncw-cOme,, unless IL Is the oaiy one OF
the kind, and the best LII the o MI.
ltiSc Wlle4 alUtAc.' guest icara, tIlat
house vince YOU Il q cItc. .tlined bat do
not follow To the lOuI-~Eol may tiliiS
spoil a moe cJ.d.iii !c.ivc .lttiH3 Dyn't
SIT c,oss-Ica5cI III p,c4cnce. u. lldtes or
III company. Keep yoAf Haeet out of.
you.' baton hole, aaI yeI. IL. I'll, 1. ON
oil your Jap. Maze you. eli as eYin.o.t-
able a3 yo1 cal w.tlJIt laleV. IL Jaol ~
any one. iolf host, II Il geatie.nan,
always ukcs 10 sec hls guest con- .. tab .
and contcuteI. Ec .ncitns4 4 y unp o..
punlpc., but Alternately q ,ull.c both
c,nd.uDns. \ * and a..ssc. ,luesi IONS
with diploma. .ic p.opiIcly. sIel-i well
OF pe,p.c, O. DO not -lclt NJ NJ. -So4L-
ing indlca cs g.e,tter iaci oi co 10 ialal
ability thtl v.tape.atlons, slaalsf, or
aIsry d cIainat.oIis. Ma nt,t!n repose If
IN ca til ltia>e AlSays wear 4 clean
sl..t aud cola, and uo not laiI o use
tooth bush. All Of wnicn /. r,epcctiul-
~ Submitted to those vino wolll be re-
cognlzci Il, persons OF good b.eslins.
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For tho Upton Advertiser.
The Answer. f'.''" '

Mr.. Editor: 1t might be satisfaction
to some of the friends Of reform, as well
~ to my "inquisitive old Yankee" friend
to have an honest and plain answer to
his very appropriate question. ''a ".'
In the first place we would not be iii-
dcrstood to say, that pork is not "palate-
ablc' to many refined tastes, and people
of we'll regulated appctites. This might
be said, also, in relation to the men and
women who use intoxicating drinks
But this does not justify their use. Yet
we have supposed it was right to raise
c rn, rye and barley; not indeed to be
used in this unwarranted way, but for
the good Of mankind; as there arc sew
eral ways in which corn, rye and barley,
or even oats and potatoes can be used,
than to manufacture them into elements
of hell and damnation to mankind. So
also of pork. s'1.
1t is true that have raised and sold
pork up to the present time, though
have not eaten it for the past ten years;
and still we live, move and breathe; be-
ASsliS Viz SiLtC lhCIC
other ways in which sufficient number
of hogs might he made useful to the
country, besides being eaten; not only as
scavengers, but for such purposes as lard
oil, candles, soap-gre;tse, saddle-seats,
horse-collars, bone dust, buttons, not to
mention the innunlcIable tools, bearings,
&c, to which all parts OF these animals
may be turned. a5 a
We might suppose, however, that our
"old Yankee" ilicEd las come down
Fl ,ln the clark ages" as he says that his
lands OF Lille are nearly run out" there
foie we cannot expect he would change
his habits OF liic without the clearest evil
dence against his practice, or the strong
est arguments in favor of Il better way.
But we close this article by reference
to one text OF scripture, ROM, xiv, Ia:
But to him that esteemeth anything to
be unclean to him 1t Is uacleu,." Our
task, though it may be hard, is neverthe-
less plain: convince him of its unclean-
ness, its unjitacss for food, and our work
is done. This, with our kind Editors
permission, we may undertake in the
future; but in the mean time come Oh
with your questions. .1l gL =
4x JESSE DOKCIAS.
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For the Upton Advertiser.

s For the Upton Advertiser.
4Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING that large
portion of your readers are not posted as
To the requirements of the Z. $. Excise
laws, and would chcerfully comply with
those requirements if their attention was
once called to the subject, propose, will
your leave, to give from time to time,
extracts from the law and the rulings of
.e ommi- -sio, G +, to the public through
the columns OF your paper: +.
INopMi Sec. III and lis provides,
"That in estimating the annual ga ms,
profits or incomes Of any person, the in
t.rest received or accrued upon all notes,
bonds and mortgages, or OH other forms
Indebtedness bearing interest, whether
paid or not, if good and collcctabIe, less
the interest paid by Or due from said PEI
son, shall be included as part Of the in
come Of such person for each year. Also,
aliients, salaries or dividends, or receipts
from any trade, profession, employment
o. vocation, wherever carried on. The
nett p. ofits on sales of real estate pur-
-.
chased during the year. The profits on
t..e purchase and sale Of fstoclls and other
property. Receipts from the sale Of any
live stock, sugar, lnolasses, wool, butter,
cheese, pork, beef, mutton or other meats,
hay or orgrain, including poultry, eggs, or
amy other productions from the farm,
together with the value of agricultural
products consumed by the farmer and
fAnily or laborers employed in carrying
on the farm, are chargeabie as income.
f. The deductions include cash paid for
! hired labor and the subsistence for such
laborcrs, repairs upon farm or buildings,
not including any permanent improve
ments, and not exceeding tho average
paid out for the last preceding five years.
Hi; HI; The penalty for refusing to make the
return according to law is, an addition Of
twenty-five per cent to the tax that may
( be assessed by the Assistant Assessor,
1 according 10 the best Information he can
obtain. For afalse o. fraudulent sotu-r
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The First Baby.

A friend of ours, who has lately been
blessed with an animated wind instr,l-
ment" for the production Of ''ciain ,nsa-
sic," handed US the following for publi-
cation, as a warning to the single ones
not to Zine ill.," He says i, is lifelike
picture Of his bliss:
II have one Of those interesting ami
mails at my house. 1t came when it
rained, dark as pitch, and my umbrella
at the store. 1t is funny little chip,
that baby, Solferino color, and the length
ola bologna sausage. Cross: | guess not.
Um, um; it commenced to chase me
down the pathway Of life just when mus
lin, linen and white flannel were the
highest they had been since Adam built
house for, Ewes chickens. Doctors
charged two dollars squint, and on ac-
count of the scarcity of rain in the coun-
try, take what's left in a mans pocket,
no discount for cash, and send bill for
balance January lst, A poor little thing
is that baby; . speck Of y rose like wart;
head as bald as a squash, and no place to
hitch a waterfall; a mouth just suited to
come the gum game and chew milk. Oh,
crackee, you should hear her sing. I've
bumped 1t, stuffed my fur cap down its
throat, given it the smoothing iron to
play with, but the little red lump that
looks as ifit couldn't hold blood enough
to keep nusqueto from fainting, per-
sists in yelling like thunder. 1t showsa
desire to swallow its fists; and the other
day they dropped down its throat, and
all that prevented them from going clear
through, was the crook Of its elbows. 1t
stopped its music, and was happy for
one and half minutes. 1t is pleasant
thing to have baby in the house e-onc
of your belly-ache kind. Think of the
pleasures Of a father in dishabille, trcn-
bling in the midnight hour, with his feet
upon square yard Of oil cloth, dropping
paregoric into tin spoon by moonlight;
somebody humping OF the door, wife cf
your bosom shouting hurry, and baby
yelling TIL the plastering drops of the
ceiling, Its mother says the darling i,
t oubled with wind OH the stomach; i
beats all the wind instruments eve
heard. bought cradle with a mirac
uious representation Of a bottle Of DR.
Winchell's soothing syrup on the dash
board. l tried to stop its breath the
other night by getting its ugly little head
under my body; it was no go; rocked it
so hard that missed the stays, and sent
it slap across the room, npsetting a jar OF
preserves: 1t didn't make any noise
then, oh no. Its mother says wait till ii
!, gets bleachcd, and big enough to crawl
around and feed on pins: Yes am go
ing to wait Won't it be delightful?--
. John run for the doctor, sis ha, fallen i'll
the slop pail and is choking with pota-
to skin; sis has fallen down stairs; sis ha,
swallowed the tack hammer; shows
signs of the mumps and measle', whoop-
ing cough, small pox, cholic, dysentery
cholera intantum, or some other darn
thing to let the doctor take away all the
money laid away for my winters corned
beef; and all this comes of my sham.
pcoring and curling my hair, wea ing
nice clothes, looking handsome, lo.np
courting, and making woman fail IL
love with and marry me.
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]. F. KENNEDY,

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, Upton, Iowa.
L r Office, first door west OF Mcnamara &
Retts Drug Store. l.esidcnce, two doors north
OF the steam Mill. nlvl3
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BOOT g. SHOE SHOP.

eA GAM. WIRICK having removed to
- first door north of Browns Furni-
KNy ture Shop, is prepared to manufacture
- to order, all kinds cf Boots and shoes,
in the neatest and most durable manner. He
selects his own stock and always gets the best.
A good supply Of lIOjfE--M-IDE EOO1S IL-
WA rs ON HIND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-03-08
DIR, A. A. BAILEY,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSlCIAN; has located
III in CLARENCE, Iowa, for the practice OF
Medicine. All chronic diseases successfully
treated. once, at present, AT Clarence liolcl.
Clarence Iowa I'm EIn3