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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07
nurbej0r,s Hair Due.

The ep,erdit Hair Dye is the best in the world
I'll. o,,v -,r, and prgrEcr DYx- Harmless, Rela-
BILE. rn-taptancou. No disappointment. No ride
uIou.t,p,s Natural Black or Brown. Remediesth the
III eedts Of Bad Dyes Invigorates the hair. leaving
II .of, and beautiful The genuine is signed william
A. Batehe,or. All o,here are mere limitations, and
.hor ID bc avoided sold by all Druggissa and PERU
r,.rs. Factorys 81 Barclay street. New York.
KFWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
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Allcoclx's Porous plasters.

ps AilcoeL.-S1: In May last was visiting my
cous sin In Corning. who got me one OF vour Porous
Pla-t.rs for ruy chest was eorc through me at
the time, l could hardly speak or breathe. twas
not more than three hours alter pnt Il on he'are
felt comfortable I had eufefed very much from
SORENESS az the chest with Dough and horseness. for
mpnths; but vour Plaster has cured me. and my
health il better than Il has been for yeare.
Your. respectfully, PUEBE PATCHFR,
Beaver Dam, Schuyler Co.. N. y, Sept. iith 1866.
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TO YOUNG EN-.

NO arrest Seminal losses, to conquer bad habits
l and remn,e ihc effects of early Error, send 20
cents 10 GAIEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, Louis
vile. Kentucky.
Having had len years experience IN this speciality.
patIent. from any disease whatever Of pr-
yae or confd,nta nature. and ladies troubled with
any Of the ailments peculiar to the sex, by enclosing
2s cents as above with brief statement Of case will
receive pay,culas for self treatment by return mail
and thus avoid quackery We also have a Narix
Clasp which We guarantee 10 cure varicocele In four
DAYS. The Electro Magnetic Preventive. Those de-
sring TO limit their ofsprih,. can enclose stamp
tions Of the shtge preventive. with essay the
subject OF prescnon. All correspondence conf
DENTAL Addr = AL letters TO j. 5. WILLIAMS,
Drawer 2i7. l81isvill.. ny oct2s-d6wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-07

Schencl<'s Seaweed Tonic ms
medicine invented by DIR. j. II. SouEssK, OF pills.
delpha IL intended TO dissolve the food and mahe II
into me- the first process OF digestion by clean
sing the Stomach with Schcnck's Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic restores the appetite and food that could
not be eaten before using il will he easily dgeeted.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schencks Pumo-
mic Syrupuncss the stomach and liver is made healthy
and the adpetit, restored, hence the Tonic and Pills
are required in nearly every case Of consumption.
half dozen bottles OF the SEAwEED TONIC and
three or four bhses OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary Of dyspepsia.
d. Scurscx makes professional visits In New York,
Boston. aud at his principal ONCE in Philadelphia
every week. See dai papers of each place, OF his
pamphlet consumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe. when purchasing. that the two like.
nesse. OF the Doctor. in the last stage Of Con-
SUMPTION and the other he now IT, in perfect health
are on the Government stamp
Sold ~ all Drugsists and Dealers. price 81 Bier
bottle or 81 80 the halfdoEen All letters for adv
should be addressed 90 DR. Schenck'e Principal Office
No. Is North 9Th Street. Philadelphia Pa.
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,;,b. into the Radical camp hep'ese''"-
~. wilson Of Iowa, Chairman Of the aous
I.a;e;.ry Committee, moves to lay the "n-
r..chmeu, subject upon tn table. lie cor
..;xe. thu, there has been timo enough
fooled away in tina, direction lie secs that
AZ. n.,u'e have become lisgusted with the
,,;,,sr n.r,isan raid upon their chosen Pres
ANT. that they want the country saved
,,om financial ruin-henes following W MS
Mi Minority Report. assumes ss'll boil
.r from, and proposes to Danish the entire
n.,,or from Congress With one sweep -
To-, Wilson be praised for thai. ne Pc
"a m. f.l, election returns. Dan'.-hke'
he correctly in.erpre.s the hand. "F'''"s up
IN ,hs vail: and divssting h'mssii o. tue
party straight jacket. stsads FORM 70 Asse'
,he popular will. Heis right and the i'm
ns,chmen, hounds know il. They may
.n.rl little at him and grow at losing Their
f,vori,s bone, but lose II they will. aud a'sc
The coniieAcc Of the people.
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GOLDEN DAY

A GOLDEN DAY
has dswn-a 10, a n Who desireto Iesume In age one
Of the mos, elor.sa- SITS d yonth-the magnificent
black ar hsoxr. ,in.e viii renders the hair an ir
resis ,ible elem. n, Of personal attraction
INSTANTANEOUS BEAUTY
sn,ncs from M, application Of but one hair dye in
the world That chemical elixir contains the vital
principle and tie eo!orins matter with which nature
nou,isbes The mos. beautiful Of tn silkcn fabrics
wherewith she atorns the
uE.rs OF HER FAvoRITRs-
Nd !, L. ..,s ,hs, this wonder Of civilization IL
cHRrsrADoRo's HAIR DYE
W. rc,s, ,on,s, harmless whoesome. and certain
u,enar.t,ano ~ Kind in the hole universe. Manu-.
fsetu,ed nv i r'RtsTADuRO. 6 Astor House, N.
Y. sold bv pr,.,ists. Applied by Hair Oresscrs.
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D +. j A M Il S.
Formerly cf .ransss' Lock Hospital, Custom
House Street, Nsw Orlsdns, La.
Est ADJ e he d in 1850,
And located in Chicago for the last six years,
HAS REMOVED TO
no. 80 RANDOLPH STREET.
Chicago, HI,
Nearly opposite his Old Once,
Where he NAV be consulted upon the treatment
or ChrOMtc, .McreesriOl
Svphi!itte, SrrOfsslONs,
Andel
Blood and skin Diseases !!
And Disorders Of .
MI v>->->>n
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TINS radical Congress, wen it passed ne
cotton tax. thought il had dealt a trench
dous blow square into the face and ewes OF
III. southern cotton planters. Tho sho'
rebounded, hitting New England msnuf'c
turers an ugly lick below the belt, tina. st Mt
them bowling into Congress Tor a repeal
So il is repealed, and 80 the fanatics are Ia
king the back track confessed judgfnen NJ
acknowledged it's own incompetency, snd
prepsres 10 meet it's doom.
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Price, 90 cents box, BY mail 90 cent?
Addreas WEEKS d POTTER,
No. 10 Washington Street. Boeton. Mas.
For sale by a ] Druggists. aug5-dxwiy
The Healing Pool, and House of
MERCY. Howard Association Reports. for iouss
MEs, an the Crime OF Solitude. and the ERgcRs, Anu
SIS and DisrAsts which destroy the manly powers.
and create mpedimcnts TO MARRIAGE, with cure
Of relof sent In sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address. DIR. J. SkILLlN HOC. ,HToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa acp25dS w3m
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RI. KlRK

0PuNk q MORTONe
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
Ii EkS. Paper Hangers. Glsliers, dc. shop
ovnee Main aud Fifth SITS. mch23-6ly
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With EmefS0n'1 Patent Movable Teeth,
These Saws cut More and Better Lumber in the
sanne time and with Less Power. than any other Saw
IN the world, with Less Expenditure Of Labor ard
Files TO keep In order, amp smaller Also
Emess0n's Patent 0auging and Sharpening Swage
for spreading the Points Of Saw Teeth Send for
Descriptive Pamphlet, with Price List.
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY.
. Joc0b It,, near Ferry IT.. New York.
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Fold by 10000 Drngesis, to whom We refer as to
theio su periof qualities.

Children's Lives Saved for so
Caut..-Thousands of Children die annually Of
Crcup. Now. mothers. II you would spend ~ tents.
and always have bottle OF DIR. Todias' Venetian Lin
iment 10 the horss you never need fear oosng your
little one when attacked with this complaint. II Is
now 70 yearp slnre have pot mp my Lntmcnt, and
never he ard of child dying OF Group when my Lin
ient wse used but hundreds Of caees OF cures have
been reported to me- and many state II II was $40 per
bottle they won 4 not be without II. Besides which.
sis ertan cure for Cuts. Burns. Headache Tooth
ache Sore Throate. Sweiiings. Mumps, Cole. lar
rho n pysen,crv spasYrs Old rcres. and Paines IN
the Back and Cheet. No one once tries II who is
ever without II MA warranted perfectly s-fe to take
Internally Full Directions with every bottle. Sold
nv the Dru -ei-t. Depot 80 Cortlandt Street. n r.
There is nothing like Or. yclpan's French Pills for
keeping the complexion freeh AID entirely rec from
p!niplcs The cause Of which II that regulates the
.,,;.. In Gold hv al nruyciets
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STEA MSllIPS.
North American Steamship Co.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
VIA PANAMA "A. ~urAeR A6aprA.

Sailing from New York
December lSahs january 6ih.
10th and 1Hah. and February
15ah 0m0 81th.
With New Steamsh pc Of the First Glass.
Passage Lo,eer than by oay other Line.
st1I1 West Street, New York
d. N. CAkktN0rON. Agent, or
b. Z. DUNCAN, Davenport, Iowa.
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A cssrAiS religious papsr IS horriiiei ~
soms "Koppsrhead kuss" who said nc BE-
lisvcd Lincoln was in nell. The same pa
per Amuss. itself by pitching into theatre
goers, asserting that they who treqncn,
such "dsns Of iniquity' are on the broad
highway to Saian's kingdom-firget'ng.
30 prcsunie, tina. \. l.. departed thi' l'ie
straight from n luxurious theatre box -
Thors il iienms fr you. Take eitner
horn YOU choose, Lu. when YOU have made
your choice stick u IL.
Davenport MAN namci Webb. wastes
Time ia writing 10 toe Mpscatinc journal
With the view OF correcting that paPei )
ideas on Grant | is wasting tms, ifoin
"a. simple fact that TIM opp 'a'tion o. that
papcr. ~ also of the others that tsNe W
same shoot, is hut shortliyed and Of no ~
portance. They have got 20 face the music
uith,n tho next .ix months, Whether the
General declares himself a Republican or
not. and all the,r rant about perpendicular
rsiicalism is mere chaH.
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r. KIRK,
NARPENTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
OCommeroisl Alley, opposite Post Office. De
V0~nngt 10.
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Dr.. l.. FRENCH.
=. w. n. IBAkEs1e

DAYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i basement Of State Bank Building. Kesidence
6sh e.. bsk Bssdy and Perry streets. nolsd~
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LEAKE u DUFF
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNBELLOR0 Al
nv b. 3. corner Of Second and Bssdy
streets. Davenport. Iowa. novl-dsf
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New Cures by 1100e Snie Ex'
rrmcN BEVERAGE 81 1Uealth.

Sold at druggists and groeers. Persons wlsn'ng
ayarries njrht apply to lo,i = Malt Extract Depot,
b1 Broadway, N. u. or LANnFELDT, THoph a
90 Sole Ac.nts, Davenport. Iowa.
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y. A. REID N. h..
DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
Is residence No 20, corner Main and Third
'rests, Davenport, Iowa. jyl-s2-d
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A. MllIl.ER. .


A rrORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and War Claim Agent. Office Davsnpost's
Block, ID Floor. cor. Main aid SECOND streets
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Iowa News.

The Chicago and Northwestern Rail.
road Company have concluded 10 carry
delegates to the Republican State Con.
vention, on the 10th, at half fare--ful,
free.
Two children, a girl of seven and q
BOY OF twelve, were killed by lightning
three miles northwest of Des Moines'
lowason Wednesday afternoon, They
were the children Of Samuel Smith. and
were out In the field planting corn.
The little girl was instantly killed. The
boy fingered several hours in the ,nost
terrible sgony, and died Thursday morn
Ing.
The Sigourney Nous gives the fol.
lowing description of calf in that coun .
~: 1T has four eyeballs, one on each
side Of the head proper. and two 10 one
socket in the centre of the forehead. II
also had two tongues in Its mouth with
4 partition between them forming a
swallow on each side and uniting In the
neck. The calf Is now dead
The Elkader Journal saws that a
horsethief who was awaiting his trial at
that place, escaped from custody one
day last week. He took advantage or q
slight nap Of his keeper, broke his
shackles on plowshsrc with awrcnch,
and1dcpartsd for partr ankpown, The
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Cedar Rapids Railroad.

= Our readers are assured that the man.
sagSrs Of this, enterprise are not Idle,
although but little has been said BY the
papers In regard to 1t recently. The
people Of the townships In Muscatine
county, through which the road Is to
pass, promised to raise $40, 600. They
have already secured 81, 900, and will do
still more. Meetings are being held
along the line Of the road in Cedar and
Johnson counties, and the people are
taking. hold of the work with a COM
mendable spirit of liberality. At Cedar
Rapids the best possible feeling Is mani-
tested, and that lend of the Iinen will
come down promptly with her quota of
the required funds. Louisa county is
now making up the balance of her SUBJ
scflption, and paying In the five per
Here in Burlington there is some work
still to be done. Mr.. Gear and one or
Two other prominent citizens were cam
vassing. oil Thursday. They secured
nearly i've thousand dollars additional
subscription, but we must raise about
twenty thousand dollars more to nIace
tho matter ON rafc basis and warrant
the ofiicers IN putting the road under
eont5act. This amount should BY all
means DO secured before the meeting on
the 10th OF June, in which event there
Is no doubt but work will be commence
ed at once. We earnestly urge upon our
people the great importance Of prompt
and liberal action In this matter. Give
uhe committee . proper reception, and
subscribe literally. We cannot afford to
fail to do thfs.-Bucliaytoa Howk- Eve.
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que, Chiils, or Intermittent Fever

Ague, Chiils, or Intermittent Fever
Cured, or the money refunded. DR..
Wits Ague Pills are entirely . new
mediGIns, and having been tried In over
1900 OF the very worst and most obsti-
nate cases of ChiIls and Fever, and not
failed even in one case 10 effect . speedy
cure, the proprietor. guarantees to cQfe
every case, even after all other medi-
cines fail. Those suffering should i'm
mediately. give them . trial. They are
warranted to cure. For sale by Drug
Rtsts, or sent BY mail on receipt Of price,
u. Address nr Witt, box ell, Cfncip-
matt, Ohio. Tvrl
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CLIMAX.

- CLIMAX.
plain ssissssns Of faess. Inherited scrofals,
and nsay 4 q es.atisbs have died ~: In Isss
until In ISls, usder the advice ef my physician:
went to Avon Syringe. received no Dsnen'I hsS
evs,y sedieis and did sysythieg could Il, mo =
raiss i g NJ hsad 81 ova ,year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day. Anputationn
was reeonnsndea, ~ spseaesseed dangerous. !
i.a al :. g sssiiss ph,:is.a Who
piled saIvs witA which - ssiA - had acconpshea
extraordinary c1rss In the hospitals IN England. ~
:.ss.s ses e g. I
10 Ave ysa1s nes had the ofa scro.nloss
sore, AND athsaHh Aas bsen gssa eva since. pro-
::sss =: ZIP. Z X s,s sss
sALvr," and tllow The pshc 70 We o. not - they
choose This " Md bat Gambia statement; si,sn
A@'s'2 Nsw YosK, Oct 10, 1855.
many years. II |. one q lie Srss ssissns Of West
srn New York saw 81. ls:t week 70 sood health; u.
:" 70 fs, Ss''' DsnAs BARNEs."
wekass ~ elsa 10 nssissd bst growing faver Of
stPAesh CllnAx sALvs," md Aysilieg ourselves Of
s..-Ssssvv we.As.1ai cssAsIss pew.rs. Asys
h . crse enre ~ Surns. se,ofal.. SAT- Rheuu,
Fever Sores Broken Brests, Frost Bites. Chilbains
Stag, Bspise., Csts, Sweliingss De-, whether upon
mS Il beast. i subdass pain and Inflammation With
No family should Is 1ishou: Il: Il il aivays wanted,
and 10 ways ready. We win forfeit dozen boxes
for any aele failure. We believe there was new
anything like Z 10 the world. 4 i put up in tin
directions. testimonials, Re-, and can be ordered
through any respectable Druggist thsesghout the
world Price only 'ssr Mi,rrr /. ROWLAND,
Successors to ) y Page, 1sI Liberty Street,
vl4uloeow1y NEW York.
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11The school districts of Cedar
county, that arc now building schOOI
houses. or intend doing 80 this season.
VIII please report to me inmedfifelv'
through their director or tOwnshin
clerk, giving. the name Of township and
number Of sub-district where such housea
are being built. All COMMUNICATIONS to
ne directed to Mechanicsvillc, until FUR
Their notice 10 given. -
E. G. RIGBY,
Go. Superintendent.
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New WHEAT.-A dispatch from New
York states that new wheat from Geor-
gin has INSIDE It's appearance on Change
In that City. The latitude where this
wheat y.s harvested Is sbout 600 4ees
south Of Chicago, III fifty days from
this time, now wheat grown in the West
on the latitude OF this city will be COM
ing into market The ripening of the
staff Of life" will move steadily north
ward about twelve miles per day, like a
wave, until 1t sweeps up to the northern
margin Of the great wheat belt. Twen-
" days hence the golden grain will be
falling before the reaper In Egypt"
A marching regiment in Georgia, Start
ing for the North, could barely keep
before the ripening wave, and If they
halted day to rest, 1t would pass them.
The wave stretches east and west across
the Union, from the Atlantic to the In
dian Territory. And a. it moves north
ward it will grow longer and denser.
The prospect now L., that the largest
wheat harvest ever gathered In the Uni
ted States Will be the psescnt one. Let
those who DIRE paying famine prices for
bread wait n little longer, as there IL
good time coming" when cheap food
In abundance will bless the people. !
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McCoRMICK's SELf-RAKISG HAIR.
vEsrERs ANDsNEw MowERs.-This old
and popular house Is too we'll known by
our farmers to need any praise at our
hands. ass Il
1t il also well X own that they have
more experience and more and better
facilities for making just what the farm.
ers need, and that they make and sell
larger number Of Rcaping and Moving,
machines than any other manufacturers
in the world-their machines 60 every
where7on the habitable globe that small
grain is raised to any extent. p4
The reason OF their popularity ia plain
in substantial improvements they are
always up'with the times-their price.
and terms are al ways the most liberal,
and their machines arc alwaysjust what
they Ire represented to be. This has
long been made point ofhonor by them,
and to prove their sincerity, they allow
any farmer wishing It, to work one Of
their Self Kakears or Mowers through
the entire season on trial with any Other
similar. machines, the purchaser making
his selection after harvest which ma
chine he prefers.
Our farmers who are needing machines
will do well to remember that McCor
mick gives the strongest warranty tina,
! their warranty is good beyond all'doubt
and thata Mccormick machine will las
an ordinary farmer as long as he lives i
he takes care Of il.
Messrs. McNair, Jordan 4 Co., th,
popular SCENTS 70. these machines, hav,
already sold over seventy In this cossnty
this season. Those wishing to try thes,
truly valuable machines should send i,
their order at once u Davenport Dem
Ocr1t.
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Alaudab!e ambition exists among thseehers to "o#n
the best machine il the neighborhood.r Nothing IL
more dissgreeahe 70 them than TO have farmers com
plain that their work 10 not properly dcue or to lose
valuable time BY reason Of breakages, and they car
not be too careful in selecting machine.
The Sweepstakes is the accredited head
Of thu Ilu.>iii'. Machine family. and 10 superior
strength durability simplicity. OF dnsj style oi
faster and better i'ian any other u the world are
Acknowledged.
TIE great reputation achieved by this
tzserii- niachii, has led several im1rutaOns masu
~ ON. ~ md aS, me ni S.r
natiigs md advertisements 70 miAlcad and deceive.
his s;l The ia ss q s4 .s
s a. s. IT, s. IN w esssly .eaaos =:
sa = o. OPP y e: g. kav, conpisuousy %
ihre-hcr Il pkk mis- customtrs seldom stops iorsrc-
psir<. hss nii.ch longer than s,thcrp, sayes much
sru,n'sis;, and ysxaiion, one. the sainc ina.k q
work with lcss aior. and CRADLES him 10 select the
I'cst and naost profitable Jobs. z
ThefarIners give itsths preference. and
ei-a sss X sS p hssAs .. p sst;s rom sss
III s,iii. ds-,ts WORK With the stnst speed, safety
andssDMsuy and dos~ sW Keep ga,g 81 men md
t.ains about them On expense.
The elegant Patent Pivot side Gear
iste be 1oa,A only on tbc "swERrssAxgs"
Our Patent Cleaning Apparatus" en-
ahlcr the ocrutor t0conro the direction ofthe blast
anal pSpilpn q She selves, and cse ether heavy q
ss s without ,, waste :. tas, :. = e;n e ts.nss
tvors strikes TIE seire at az. -
Separa,ors, Horse Powers, Straw.
Stackers. Gears, or Jacks, sold sepa-
ratelv. witen desired. Awritten warranty de-
. ssr.a Win ssry msehine The sWEEPsTAKEs"
ties should p,dfr early. 49,
Call or send and get . pamphlet circular
ytsiss fall description and gartcuiass, together
xitl Dunlsr0e certificates, and he names and rr
aencr II over three thousand pcrsons who have
bought and n.d the 6wEEreEAnls IN lliioois, Iowa,
Ninnc.ota, Wisconsin, and Kansas, alone.
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a gopher hunt took place in Trenton.
I,odge county, Wisconsin, last week, in
which one side fourteen personsl made
4,6ss gophers, and the other side 3.7lO:
o. these counts, A. Cook tailed 500. and
A King 7O3. 81. ''''N
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. For the Upton Advertiser.
wn~aTYne1fRR


fxw- wBLCo1l1 TorsU9e1(1R
liner 4 t.,n, II. rain, ths 4 q
ssr Aeabt, the hope n I'm. N
ksr N1wh, the ache. the pain,
- II ummsr has osne at le'''%
After t. wstar had soaked the ground,
Afser tAs plauts seemed dripping and drowned
And patser Ar rain was the only sound,
eummer has como at last.
AeSt4hs stre.ussas1 osssriown. 4
And mono could say ''this land 3 my own
And riYcxs uene hseaklats ovssgrownv
! - Summer has come Ct -.
Afssr The hstds4 hsd nosted away, gig
Ard txaysl wss stopped Tor many day,
MaFchsin April, and April III Nay.
.sss u samnner hAs so1IsAt last! .a'
Anssthsssslsrs wers nobded o'ef.r ha
IAltse os6gunsa arsuua ths1or, 1Sfats
Alter thoS ear Of sunshine no nloHeaa 3sa4
80 -. Ssmmer has come at Last. ne
Bsentiful sannersvs Prize thes apw.,T
And weave ffssh laurels around thy brow;
Welcome, thrice welcome art thou, trow,
80 esssasa Afserthe rain, the rain. as'"'
Afsr ne tsars that spring has shed.
A1eenod 0weet Summer, Sas incurred a. dead
Wslsoas my rise nom the dreary tsmb:
Welcome thy vledp1s and beautiful bloom.
- .lyz Aftef RE rain. the rain. O.
. TipA2, lows, asiny season, isN. "'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-13
HOUSE AND EICHTL0TS
FOR SAFE

Ia. large two-story dwelling house, and EIGHT
h..s; LA sne town OF Upton, convenient to the
, - ,ierge and comm0dious barn. out bniidinrs
Wen, c1slefn, mutt trees, . splendid variety ~
plumber Of large evergreens and other fine ~
Tess. making II as desiraple place to Mvc ~ anv
III Upon: 2lw4 ~
Foi aurther particulars enquire OF
fs.8 DR. j. C, TURNER
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-13

we have struggled with poverty
long enough, Jennie. l am gbing TO
mary Mn ron man for little change"
IL ! MINK g few bonds would be prcfera-
pie to small change replied Jennie.