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Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
AUCTION aALRa.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
- AT KENDALL GRRRN. NT'

o.. ..',---z u. b ."f#l. ... ~
a.. q CHIrr ouARrranAsrxR's orpIcr,
DEPOT OF wAsHIseror,
wAsHfreroF, D, O., March IL 1895 ~.
o. win be sold at public auction, on the premises
under the direction OF Brevet Lieutspant Colonel
James n, Moore, A. O. n, on SATURDAY, March
II, 1885, at $50 clock m, the following described
KENDALL GREEN, Wis VI, : '.H I''
One Q) Stable, Is BY sil feet. 't.r .r. rai
six (e) Stables, each ~ by s3s feet. b.a ~
One ~ Stable, n BY Si4 feet. .'f
One (l) Stable, n By sos feet H -.
one al Stable, ~ by 22g feet. ."l y
0us (l) Stable, n by ga feet. rl -
u Oue ~ Stable, ~ by 2o6 feet. ago .7l o.
One il) Stable, ~ by 100 feet. .0i
One (l) Sink, o by 10 feet ..'.N sl.,
Ten 90, water Troushs, each 20 BY % inches.
u feet long. .... '7.F ...HE
1850 lineal feet Of Fencing w feet high. -.
The buildings will be sold slngly, and must be
removed within hfteen days from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds. -
- d. H. RUCKER, .
Breyet MAJ Gen. and Chief uar'ermaster,
ml2-ts ."a Depot Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

DEAD.-Mr. Thomas Holland, the gunner
who was seriously injured at the navy yard on
Monday by the explosion Of II shell, died yester-
day afternoon at the dispensary, in the yard. A
short time after the accident on Monday, DR..
Duyall amputated the left hand, and about p:
IN. on Monday evening DR.. MeMasters amp utated
the right hand. The len leg was terribly shat.
tered = The body was taken In charge by wash
ington Circle No. 5, Brotherhood Of the Union.
and conveyed to his late residence, near the navy
yard. The funeral will take place Tomorrow
Afternoon.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
"a NJ q u N M 10 ~ r1.

GH0"h'B THE TIRE.
~ fennsyivshis svsnus. near wilisrd's sHotsl
LEONARD aRoyrR 4 CO.. Director.
SLEosARD eR53sR. o, D. nsss. z
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

GALE OF sERv1oEABLE AND DAM.
NJ AGED HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
: wlsHrSaros, d. O., March Q, 1899.
Will be sold, r public Auetion, on THURS
DAY, the 10Th day OF March, at 10 o'clock a. m,
at Judiciary Square Warehouses, back Of the City
Hal, In this city, large quantity Of serviceabIe
and damaged Hospital Property, principally y con-
sisting OF Hair Mattresses and Pillows, Blankets,
Sheets, Drawers, Shirts, Mosquito Nets, Coun.
terpanes, slippers, Socks, Towels, Gowns, Ian
terms, Plates, Bowls. Mugs, Tin ware, Knives
and Forks, Spoons &c. .. -.
Forty eight hours allowed to purchasers to re-
move property.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
CHAs SUTHERLAND,
Surg. U. 9. A., Medical Purvsyor.
... O. W. BoTELBR,
mh6. ts Auetionesr.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
AUCTIorr faALEa.
Z ALE OF IA NUK KE.

n auAsrrRxAsrr. GEstsAIa OFFICE, }
ST. lFIHsr DIVISION,
y wAsuneros, D. O., Y.bruary ., 1895
Wnl be sold .. the Cavalry Depot. Giesbpro' /,
vhisb viii bs asiivsrsd 70 pufehssers ON the
fround, Or In berges or boats 10 be provided BY
thsm, q forty (te) cents per cubic yard. Two or
more boats (soeording 70 sirs) can be loaded per
forms: Cash, in oovsrsnsnt funds.
By order OF the ouartermAster General.
JAMES A. BKIN.
Breyet Brigsdier Gensrsi, In charge First Diyis-
ion O. NJ. O. o. te24dtm3l .
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

Last night hut three Of the rIg -
~ FAREWELL SEASON or
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA COM
LsosARD aRovRR. R............. :. .prRscrox
THIS CwEpNEsDAD EVENING, March IL, isss.
Debut Of the esi,brstsd Bs5tons,
wILHELM FoRMEs. -
Fer the nrst time In this city, ...
Ross1NI's Celebrated hasterwork, In four acts,
WILHELM TBLL--GUTLLAUME TELL,
Presented with new and magnificent costumes,
aud the following supsrlativs east, embracing
the strength Of the Grand German Opera Com
papy.
William Tell Wilhelm Formes
hathilde, the Governors Niece, yt
Arnold Melchthal. ..........,.... .Franr Himmer
Jacques, the fisherman. Theodore Habelman
Walther furst. Joseph Hermanns
Who kindly undertakes to give strength TO the
cast .. ....- t.r-
Rudolph, an officer. Jean Armand
oessler, the Governor. .Joseph Weinlieh
Hedwig, wife Of Tell. .....M'lle Anna PicconaIri
Melehthal. l..............." .Alphonse Urchs
Lsnthold. .,................."ctto Lehman
y Ballet, incidental TO the Opera, by
MISS THERESA WOOD.
CONDUCTOR. .ADoLPH NEuBSDoRP.
Box ofice open for securing seats from Q
O'Clock 4. m. to p. m. No seats exchanged af-
ter once being secured. ..
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN arc engaged,
and will shortly appear.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

EDw ARD LYCE TIT, 10,
~ BooK-BINDRR AND PAPRR-RULRR,
No. III Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plaiuly bound. Period
tcals and Newspapers carefully attended to.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
y PUMPS, WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, &C.,
,'io ~ coMPRIstsa
TUE iwATBR-woRKs AT 6IRsBoRo, D. @.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PoLIcE CONMIs-
sIoSgRs.-A special meeting Of the Board was
held yesterday afternoon. at their rooms on
Tenth street, when the following named gentle
men were appointed special patrolmen for ninety
street and the Bladensburg road ; r. T. Shilling
law, w. J. Hickey, |. .Penwick, B. p. Hickey,
II. o. MeCeney, B. T. MeCeney, r. H. Burr, A. d.
V. Burr, n. b. Brooks, T. Brooks, J. III. Brooks,
W. Arnold J. B. Fenwick, J. Y. Hickey, and J..
A. Johns.L The aboye-uamed persons sent their
petition to the Com missioners, requesting their
appointment for the purpose Of protecting life
and property In that neighborhood. IL Is TO be
hoped that this will pat stop to horse stealing.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
GALE OF CONDEMNED MEDICAL AND
~ HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

Bt. Nal. Gen. and Chief auartermsstsr,
ms-l7t Depot OF Washington.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-05

Ielta i'm Sale ibrer MISUNDERSTANDING
bur@ Dofensepalt f4 ntGt pom chamber 81
~trGanen.
Su terielbeu Stsuns beS brttten StaupeI
Bate Der YrGfioent Baiup benz Dtener be'
aSntss 3ueeruf fen: v9te bsrlammeIte Nattor
BAT BON Ntemanorm 8efeble an5unetnten
Wemanb fam %bebaupten, raB Der prdf'
bent aud MIR bas mtnbefe ReGt beitst, &C.
gen ben GOnsreb gu tuterSentrea. Die Con
Intuition maht ben GonsreB gum RiGter Ibe,
h!e qualification feiner Mttsliener; &c III
fraft Der Contribution bte Seisbsebenbe @etpelt
beS Qanpes, unp Der Qrafpent fat ais Grecr'
ttpc BITE @elebe hes GpnsreheS auS3ufubren,
Gr fudte bic Experimentation bes 0clfs 5ur
unterwerfung unter irtuen @tuen ou 3ptn9en;
er bot ie bdufs t%nlultIrt unc bic faltmmiten
Qetbenlnaften be6 YSbels eeoen ie aufsalta-
heIn eelu6t. Gr Bat Der Contribution gum
Srcse 8eamte, bic er nur NIT Oenebmtsung
De8 SenatS anleqen bari, troy tbrer Serirers
flung bur9 ben Senat BON Neuem ernanat.
Splte er nun nod wetter auf cieleu eefabrlt'
den @ege sesen ben GcuoreB porl&retten, 70
rperben MIR perlu6en, cine pettere BaraQele
aus Dem 9@tdial 9uortes hes @e4ssebnten
fir ibn gu Enbeu.
eoloaten Der Republtt ! SIR letb perratten.
9as Don Gua fir bic Union perIpribte Blut
lit In ZEN Muesn Der Standardization nt@t mebr
pertb ais f~hmustses 0afsr. 9enen, BITE
SIR CUR Ma6t srtOtt. Qttt ras Retelenerau
mebr al5 ros glau Gurer Uniform. Die
@anallnee bes Ssfericn 9apts unb hes See
frSmen in BITE Memter, uub es utrp eine@cntre
RepoInttcn~ oreaniirt, bte S@anbe u. Shmah
aber Gu6 brinsen wiroe. 5abt SIR mebr
ais cine Miutou Geinre NUT pe3u lberDun~
ben, ba6 SIR Gu@ f@lteBlt9 tbnen mnterper'
fen maBt? Nein ! netn 60 f6lieBt BENIN
Cure Geibem unO marf4trt gum @iese TIM
Nobember.
Barser! 0on Der Gnti6eibune Der srcBn1
Strsitfrass banst bas @9tdlal oes 9aubes
ab. 6altst our MaiOrttat res testsen Gpne
oreGss, unp tp1blt tn Den folaenDen Gcn9reb
feline Qeute, pte BEN lIDli@en Serratbern bel
fen ~ruirpen, mad Dem plane oes @ralioenten
cine beiblusf6btse 3abl 81 btlcen. Stebet
fet unb SIR merbet lesen mad benz Wcrte
Ntrabeau'ss prtSilesteu maTen ferben, aber
pas Bolt lit epig!"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-05
Nurppai(he Nahriateu nnS ll0tbea.

Robeloepei6en.- Bon eont0n, 3.
SEPT. lie Shines" ron bieien WlOreen taat
BAR bic Q6Iuno Der r6mii&en 6rage Der Ibtres
tung geuetien8 an StaIIen isbr RAID fOlssn
neroe.
Son Berlin, 2. SEPT. Sn Der ab9eprons-
tenfpnlner Sprab Graf 8tsmar6, ba6 bic AVs
ftten Der Neoiernag uno Der GbSecrpnen FIT
ni&t 70 entsegenfanoen, ala es benz In'5stH
babe. ielbGt in Der Srage Der Ger trnereH See
form. Nter bic widti9ite Nufsabe lei Eebt bic
auspGrtise politit PrsuBens.
Son st. 8eterebur0 /. Sept. 70O0
TI6erts7er nabmen ant ~. Nus. bic Start
Gutum aaatuTp. Die @u70su erbieIten 8eEe
Nsrtunoen, nohmen Die StaOt wieoer uno iafH.
aen mebrsre &eriude, fe mierer iu netnnHn,
9b
Gpdtsre Nlhrihten ia9eu, paS bic SnIurs
aeuten ft6 er9eber baben.
Ben Mcstlu, /. Sept. Die Ser. StaoteH
GeiGncl6Git 1T mad 3opsonoo a%eNOaaen' -
Cine Grntaouns gum Seiub Der Stipte an eeR
Gn'piS9es Weare wNrce atge(ebnt.
Son 9lHp 81 Nu9. Ser Qo,pooar pal
einen t~riumpbirenbeu Ginsug IN J0ilp. 9eQal'
ten. lntsrpsss empfn5 er bic 9u|o'aaNSe"
Der Gtnrpbner. ,,
9i6ttoe putttii6e Mo@rtbten
greG6en. gJuf rem Gaftlt0bls, OTS
~ Gbren bes Gra'eu 8'sntart uno Der @ere'
vile DON gloon uao MloItte iii SrOI's 8arten
gottFanr. ertbeilte @rli StOtItera, Der prSR'
bent nes OserbauIe5, benz 50nts pom Freuben
peu 10 ricle Subrbuuoerte binour9 non ben
seutihen Qaifera seFabrtrIiteI: gu ieoer Get
mEcbrer pes WeiAes" (Omni tempore auctor
iimperii).- Bet OteIen NCrteu erbo6 flo be
noa2e 0erIammInns uno erltidte nit ibren Su>
bcIrufe bic Gtimute pes Reeuers.
sSn alien eypterteh Qdubern ouf Der n6voIiSe1
6eite oes Wlains ioG tinuen &ur3en1 bic Sui.
oiqun9 oe8 S6nt9s pen Breusen ftattTncen.
SIR bic RerbanolungeE be3 ncrooeuti4en
8arlarnentS fol- inSaat i'm t6ni9Ii&enS dlpne
~ Berlin eiueert6tet wsrceu.
Sn eIuelu GrIob tpiro b%eE!imunt eab pom16.
Auguit an bic eteuIaIs t6ni9fi3 eannoOeriden
Briefmarten feline Glltietsit mebr baben uno
feruer, pus pom 1,763,897 GEateru, 8 @rp'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-05

Ser G9wie8erpGttr bes Gen
Grant StSFeut, 1T tn Daibingtcn pom
S6ta9e q~etroffen pcroet, auf ben GOnSutfonen
foLoten. 0ie 0octoren 9ubanlel, @0tion II.
0urapr, ote iu Sen. Grants 6tob QetRrtert.
uabmen tbn In 8abaneIuna an Nbeno BATS i6
Der 3ultonr hes aranteu eebeGert.
Son Gbina iinO Gbsr G0IifprNten NG&s
ri6ten Bis sum IL. SuIi eingsluufeu.
Sic an 2eben 9sbliebene Minni6aft he's
S6ifes 5airltsbt lit nab elmer benu&borten
Snie[ Gebrudt unb guitlih bebGncelt lpCrcen.
Sn GoIse zines Orfon8, fnc, srCbe abtbei'
tuugen Der Seernouer I'M 9nfen ron 0onf
Song rpeageriYen wOroep. GS bettti9t G&,
baB i'm Ortan Der t,itiite Schooner QelrI uns
teroeoaneen unb bos ron ben an Bcro befnos
Ii9en 80 Mdnnern II Giner 9erettet por>
ben 1T.
Sic 6inellGen &ebeJeu boben ii9 o'm 0es
nebmen nab i'm obereu She'll Der BrOuinj Nlr>
fling in ercsen 6eerihaaren 3uiammenoerOttes.
Die 9egen fl sei@idten toiierEideu Srup7en
IpQen nit beseutenoen 8AIuR iurNdgsIalaSsn
worben fein.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-05

Die iGiHlt&tm QOyalen waulhten aletGe
8edte fur gIle uno Gi6srfelluug fir bic
3ufunft.
Na6bem Der @oMpernear bnnn nocb etnma!
erpGbnt Bate, pie bic Grinnerung I'll tbren
Gmpfang bterfsIbR aets I'M Oena@tnt9 Auer
bleiben perce, scs er iiH mnter lnutem Betfalls
auriid.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-20
Davenport Marble Works.
McCOSH L DONAHUE,
No. - Perry st. adjoining Z. S. Express ONCE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
MONUMENTS, TOMBs, MAsTLES,

NUM- HkNISs lVWkNs MAAlLkS,
TABLE AND PIER TOPS. and every
description Of Plain Il Ornamental Work.
IgAll orders from abroad. throgSA our Trav-
cling Agents. or otherwise. siH receive prompt
attention and Nd pains will he spared by the
proprist0rs 20 render satisfaction to all who mar
favor them with their orders. A Liberal dis
count made on Soldiers monuments and grave
sfoces. nstrg3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-20

PAUL DNpnyS - TAAN NESs.oS-
Any AruTeFHK 10 HATEk-.Nos
in the go iE ill. over srookins
fires. choked with Esrs~o1cs-S S&se<, and
suyros;nssed with the stencil " >sese1sag
oder ard rank corruption 1o-A your
Father In heaven prepare the precious
es.ence al life. pure, cosi wafer But in
Tie green glade and grassy dell. where
the red deer wsrders and the child loves
Is nlsy. there God himself b-ews ii. and
down, low down IL the deepest valleys,
where the fountains nlGrsnur and the
riII, xing: and high up0n the mountain
tor, where the naked gnnite gsittexx
like gold in the sYn where The hurri-
cane howls music: WHERE big waves
foar the chorus, sweeping the march Of
God, there he brews il, thss beverage Of
life, health-giving water. And every
where il l. thing Of sses1.y gleami.g
In the dewdrup: singing in the summer
seem turning to living jewels spreading
: golden vail over the setting sun, or :
white gauze around the midnight moon;
sporting ne eatanc8 a1repin9 In the
glacier; 1oeAg IN the hail shower !;
folding 11ght an0r-cuTtains softly
shove the Ntntry World. md weaving
the many13Ored 1IfA, the seraph's zone
Of thaMkN phose N1xp IL the rain Of
the e. Nnoee wOof = the sunheAm Of
heaveA all checkered Ger with celestial
flowers by the mystic hand OF refracfion
still always 1t Is beautiful, that blessed
cold water. No poison bubbles on its
brink; its foam brings not madness and
no blood stains the liquid
glass; pale widows and starving or
phans weep not burning tears in its clear
depth: no drunkari's shrieking ghost
from the grave cursas il in words Of de>-
rsaiptr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-20
WIN. H. SIMPSON 4 CO.,
Manufacturers Of
Marble Monuments,
Tomh anl Led Gooooo,
.~rur~v ! ~rnrr1 ~ ma

AJTCAIXNE, IOWA.
Keep on hand large stock OF marble, nom
which We will manufacture Monument, 1Ao-
let's and HeadstOnea TO suit the wants q q,
customers, and - cheap A. the cheapest AZ
orders promptly nlled, delivered and set ~
any part Of the county. Especial affeAaio0
paid 70 getting up new designs. my
W. II. Simpson. w. w. Webster. J. II. 0efsci'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-20
DIR. BIGELOW

= DIR. B1GELOW
IS ras on;y Physi@iar a. Specialist.
Ios IN Chicago s4sa be entirely
+ | relied Ep0E- 60 ~ BIN. md nc. sat-
| fer thai hsSrIfAe esssas@ q rsr--sn In
~ yoRr system, dzssEsrng your face ADD
l tciy. b.sides 6esit8ElHx y0ar happl-
nsss and future ssgssFsecas q lie. He
| x has made Private Diseases and Serv-
Gus Detaissy his Ea4y far the past
"a tEsusy years, ard = tAsrsfUre tbs per-
--sS EhoG all aEsrtea sslsaId consult.
No Gle sTer hard % patient 81 s5s .s szs e1-e
s1re Re las been To this city His Fepusat8a has
vsreAers II AL the city pap@-s k!s patients ard the
si!sa' profession btA here and ss~g2s. kel.g the
SKILLED specialist here. srI tleroagh Easter q:
all diseases IT ali oth4ra FL. Ggat des,ar
hir 20 sueh diseases His seTsrzts fer
ladies' And gessisaea, Az tks rost cor Ysss IL .he
city.
Torxs Mss. TlTg PAzTIcrL.z yorrex.-Daetcr
Bgelsr e-To.ss mach CT bis the 10 sAe res.z1ent
thos@ cazses sy sscrs. s.atsr shseh rains ssh
bo1y sad nind, uniting tie 10 far azase adfsiiaa
for sshe- business sscE~ty TAe4sd effect 81 thsse
early asbsts. o. the excess ~ rs@nQ4~s 70
a15 4slSsss.tS th~ sy8stlt1E8zG- rSy the physical
aaf rasl:s powers, diminish sr1 snseet7e ,s resa-si
ssssanEs att exhaust the v5sf energies -
the ,ess1sss 81 LIE ssse1 the s5et ~ marriage
frzssrsts3 Ard existence tseis rendered tern O..
Eae%As..y rai.e-y ard regret snsh pe-s5E.
those contemplating marriage shapi1 lose nn. IL
making Immediate Application, Dr.. B.. ~ bis nev
t.easaeni, lie snsalst % iasZge s,eeGy a1d perEa
nsrs cure.
Consultations FREE sni csEhaen.i.I. oaee n,
1.s south Clark strset u Honroe. aft hoch
froH III. Per e@Scr- Past Ge-ee BOX Ia Chicago
III oEse hours srpzn o A. NJ. Pm
Send for bis ..GEiee 10 Healsh,' Yaaisasi Monthly
free ofchArse-
y. B-LAdies, seaa for dsserfpsiv. circular Of
Ptss.sie ksEede. the bes: rresensve Of corc~ption
saorn. Sent TO any Addsesssrs Of caasgs. ri3n2l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-20

A"OA BOorbon has its uses, - Is the
refrain ON Daoehanalian song now in
vogue, in which the praises Of the wine
ofthe corn are sung to gay measure
But what il old Bourbon? Those who
dpple or take by the square glass think
they are drinking liquor distilled from
Kentucky corn. 1t is pity TO destroy
80 pleasing an Illusion. but it il well to
know that 3 very fine quality OF .'OIa
Bourbon" l. now manufactured, the
component parts and proportions Of
which are: Forty gallons common
whisky, thirty gallons water, Ave gal
Ions tincture Of Guinea pepper, one quart
tincture of kellitory. two ounces acenc
ether, one and half gallons strong tea,
with pulverized charcoal and ground
r;ce to irnprUwe the flavor. the foiv and
the transfucer. quality ~ the liquor
L. Ii any wonder that man with a
glass or two of that Internal decoction in
his stomach, setting the brain on fire.
should " seized with the Malay mania
% run muck and stab or sheet his best
friend q he came in his way? Consid-
ering The extensive sale and use of these
diaboiical compounds the wonder il tina;
any body can absorb the smallest dram,
and retain his senses. or restrain him.
self from killing someLNdy-Csa. Gar.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-20

DEOBaTE EOTTcF.-PubiIc notice Is hereby
j given. that at the regular session Of the
county Court 9f Cellar county, Iowa, on the
18th day of November Is8s an instrument
purporting TO I've the last will aud test arnenf OF
Theodore HintnDrn deceased was read in open
court, and set for hearing for final adm iSsi0n
10 probate. on the first Monday in January,
I1.. All persons Interested are therefore mott
Ned 10 appear and defend. said will and tes-
lament will be proven m and admitted to pro-
bate, as the law provides. and entered on rec
ord. J. G. BETS Comfy Judge
December 5th. Iteo. n ssw3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-20

A Few WORDS ON SQUEEZING
While we are growing very sensible, in
deed, in the matter Of dress, SO far as
boots, Balmoral skirts, warm stockings,
high necxs, We are degenerating in some
other matters quite As important. The
cc.ses - 10. a necessary TART of
woman's wardrobe; and alas! when a
woman does begin TO wear Corsers she
Will wear them too small. and will tug
at the I4ces until her breath becomes
abort, and feels it necessary to refrain
from anything like q comfortable meal
We say nothing about the well-shaped
corse's. worn loosely but there lies the
difncuity. \ loose corset Injuries the
appearance Of the figure instead Of i'm
proving it, and people wear corsets that
they may have small waists. All We
can say l., don squeeze, whatever you
do, on may have small waists. but
you arc exposing yGg-sGiv-. ia u dozen
misfortunes which are a. bad as a large
waist First, you'll surely have dys.
pepsia, and grow yellow and cross ana
unhappy; secondly, your hands vii
grow red: thirdly. your nose: fourfhly
you viii re unable 10 walk a mile a
once; 6fthly, dinner will lie misery
sixthly, your shoulder-blades will IN
crease in size and altitude: seventhly
your eyes will grow weak eiehthly. yo.
will break down at thirty or Whereabouts
and be sickly old woman from tina
time forth. il these truths do no
frighten women from tight corSets per
haps the Information that gentlemen d
not admire what d-essmakers call ~.
pretty figure so much as natural one
may have some influence.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-20
I[aE11s< la-~

'E|=@-
Sold at wholesale. IL Upton. by Mcnamara d
Belts, and X. Hail. ny
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-20

This 10 to certify that vas DISCHARGED from TIRE
army With Chronic Diarrha. ard have ten cnrsi hy
Dr. Nxggiel-s Pills. WILSON HARVEY
New York, April !, f.slL - Pit. street,
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DOty'S Clothes Washer

DoTT's WASHING MACHINE ha, .Saia been
a-a-dci the FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
NEW ENGLAND FAIR OF i-66.
These are the cheapest and hes. machines for wash
ing and TriExnE clothes The Washer, rsing hciling
hot sEfs, saves ihres-fourths The labor and t.me
takes eai al The dirt; hands no .rted air; no
III ury to the clothes.
sSion Rohinsea -sss: Il assure you sour machine,
afsr years Gss i. .aoszht nore Of to-day than
.ion.f'
Mr. Orange laid. Eii.or Il Tie American Asrteal-
ine-s s:z:.. iBo .nelg, and that she csEnut per
saaGe ;hsra aay other While this is hand.
Prof ioanans, NJ D.. says: s.Our family 10 not
small but smart girl II years cid. did the washing
last week il about four hours. and that too.
froiie than task
Bishop scott. Of the " z Church. odessa. Del,
says: Il took hold fwLieh az coarsr shoaIa nal
have done II We had machine. and In - hours We
put throuEh eleven dozen rieees- raBypf which
machine nueh could aot t-e persuaded to do sishcus
WHAT THE PRESS SAY orr.
The rich might Do without these nsachinss but the
poor vao raass sA!ae TINE. labor and the saving of
clssAes. hare iooE en- them q. household nersss:-
tass-s Working Farmer.
TrfHue.
Gresias il favor =. mare il is used weiiksi.-
Prairie Farmer. Chicaza.
realty merits ali tke coed Il !. can be said of it,.
Easily worked, and does is work rtn.-Tohto
After fairtri4I re give i. lie rreferanee orer all
oshsrs.- How. Homestead.
eFef sas*-.AeH Hssea iearasl ard Courier.
illustrated circulars, giving wholesale and retail
o. receipt Of the price from places where No one il
selling. We viii sead one Washer sri ore Wrinr.r
either or both. free of freight charges PANTY sr.
w. "ssaef' sti No Ia Nnnger. sIe, No. wrnger,
R. c. BROWNING, General Agent.
No. 81 Caurtiandt s.. Nsw York.
hi1y topposiie MeTshanss' Hot.i-l
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1t seems that Pat went TO the house of
the priest 10 confess his sins and passed
into the kitchen to ask for the holy father,
but perceived that there was no one in
the room, while tine ham was lying
on the table fresh from the market. Pat
lost no time in securing the prize
Hiding it a. well a. he could under his
coat, he proceeded 10 the apartment Of
the priest. He said:
'sHere, your riverence il a fine leg of
bacon which stole and brought it for a
present for your holiness. VIII YOU
take ;.::''
Take it. sani the confessor, ''by no
means. Garry it back instantly
Faith, an dill, sir, and he said he
wouldn't take it. by no means
Very well, then Patrick, you may
keep it"
AN I'll be abso.yed, your reverence ~
demanded Pat.
Yes. 1t is yours, ifthe owner will not
take i, back
Good mornin'; God bless ye; long
life to your reverence"