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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

AGAINST SHoEISG 1IoRsEs.-W. W.
Bccbce, of Dubuque, Iowa, IN a Letter to
the New York Farmers Club. disal-
proves the shooting of prairie farm hor-
ses. He says: or GO :%1~sEE
II drive and work "A span of 1000 ID
horses, who li:svenot had shoes ontheir
feet for i've years, and never on stlieir
hind feet, and | always regretted the
mistake of putting shoes on their fore
feet. even in one winter. | avoid all
heavy hauling while ice prevails. but
drive them IN and down bills, and ~
fast as the best of shod horses. They
were made lame by shooting, hut never
aimee. and their boots are almost a. hard
rs iron itself. 80, say, keep shoes of
colts a. long as possible If their feet
become tender, let nature have little
time 10 increase iicr power OF resistance,
then 70 on again. tie amazing 20 all
inyeterate horse Shoers to see what sub
stantiaI work nature will do for the
feet Of our horses if we only give per
mission. Against the practice OF early,
!. eoaennt and indiscrilninate shoeing. I
urge the following considerations, W;
The time, travel and cost; the breaking
of a hoof-by shoeing and becoming
tcndcr-ifa shoe comes off uhawarcs, or
at distance from n blacksmith: the III
ability OF distressing limpings and con-
slant laElcness FROM interfering corks;
the habituXl corking of themselves,
causing long times of lamcness, and Of
ten split hoofs for life; the serious r.
suits that attend tic kicking of shod
horses; the putting of iron weights upon
those eXtrcmitics that God intended
should be AS light H. possible. My
young span. 'Lghtfoot and Fleet
wing, who easily 60 tlrse andsa haif
miles to tncepdst oiiiceRand return III
from forty to sixty minutes, are not
likely very soon to exchange the elastic
step Of the light-shod Yankee for the
dead tramp Of the English pea*cnt,
whose dOuble-soled ron-spikcd, or
..non01ed clogs are well nigh inhuman. |
s kavs known very heavy horses, unshod
eken yonng, attain an elastic, light step
that lasted I'LL their lives even though
shod at later period"
.JAt do your horses ever fall upon
the icc:''
II answer yes, about as often a. the
shod oncs, and with this difference:
They have thereby damaged themselves
with their ever dangerous corks. while
snusSe arc unharmcd and soon learn bet
tcf than to fall, II ever 20 icy. ] speak
not Of heavy draft horses and mac2dam-
lied streets and leyees, OF oi roadstcrs in
q rock bound country, but OF prairie
farm horses, and thousands ot others too,
which arc 50 very needlcssly shod.
say, begin right With the next s"ii, and
l,oepv the. florse-shocing shop OF thc
Esfarsn. While talking about horses i
want to condemn most decidedly the
harbarous practice OF binding down up
on the brain that foretop that God c1i
IDENTIFY designed should fly loose in til,
breczcs. oh. cut those bands OF your
brides, or erse pull out those foretoiS
especially in hot weather, and your hor
ses would thank you thousand times j
they could speak.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
DOty'S Clothes Washer

DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE has again been
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
NEW ENGLAND FAIR OF 1906.
These the cheapest and best machines for wash
ing and wringing clothes The Washer using boiling
hot suds. three -fourths the labor and time;
takes out ail the dirt sore hands; fmted air.
injury to the clothes.
Scion Robinson says: az assure You 'our machine
sfter years is thought more Of day than
and would not he parted with under any coRsidera-
ton
Mr. Grange Judd, Editor Of The American Ayrcul-
tnrst says: 'onr 'hetter half says this Is taken to
mos: kindly by tho helm ami that she cai.re; per
suane them n any other while this Is at hand"
Prof lormans. ". D., says: "our family is rot
small. but smart girl II old. did the washing
last week in about four hours, and that too, as
froiic than n task"
Bishop Scott, o. the NJ. 4. Church Odessa. Del,
says: II took hold (Which, of course, shnu:! hut
have done II We had no maehne) and in "a hours
put through eleven dozen pieces, many Of which
sheets and they were well done. too. We like our
machine much; could no, lie persuaded to do without
WHAT THE PRESS SAY OFT.
The rich might d" without these machines. Int the
poor. who must value time. at"r and the saving ~
clothes. have 20 loo. them rs household necessi-
ties.-l Working Farmer.
II worth 81 per week in any famy.-INew York
Tribune.
Growing In favor the more it 1. used. We l!keit.-
Prairie Farmer, Chicago.
1t really merits all the good Tint be said Of IT,
Rural New Yorker.
Easily worked, and does its work well.-[Ohlo
Farmer.
After fair trial give It the preference all
others Iowa Homestead.
1t is the very hest machine for washing clothes
ever saw.-lSew Haven Journal and Courier
Illustrated circulars, giving Wholesale and retail
terms. sent free.
On receipt II the price from places where no one Is
selling, We will send one Washer and Wringer,
either ar both. free Of freight charges. Family size
Washer, s'i; No. u. Wringer, $40; No. wringcr
, $3.50
i. c. BROWNING, General Agent,
No. - Courtlandt st. New York.
may Opposite Merchants Ilotcl.)
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HOILOWAYS'
VERMIFUGE
.ah() CONNECTIONS.

4! III Holloway, some Aftcen ysafs aHo,
witnessing the distress accustomed stckly
children ia taking the nauscOtls vernli-
'flgrs Of that day. resolved to annaltxc
them, and FROM the most effecttvc Of
tiese&remesliss succeeded in separating
4 thsar active niOitcAl properties, pure,
] tas&1cA and inodOfOin. Then, by cOms
binfng these with sugar. and moulding
them intoRn agreeable CONNECTION. FORM
cd the present popular and effective Yer.
mifugc known ms
HOll0way's Vcrmifage CONNECTIONS.
Which have almost entirely superseded
! the old nii,iseotIs NcrnliflgeS, To the de-
light Of the poor little sufferers. II con-
tains no caloinel or other poisonous in
gradients.
Sohighly esteemed Is this popular YER
nlifugc..sby the profession, that all intel
ligrnt Physicians who know OF them,
prescribe them in preference to other
remedies, a. not only more pleasant to
take, but more elective to cure.
Parents and guardians, having the care
of chfldren, should keep them as n FAM
lily medicine; for they not only eradicate
worms-those pests ofchildhood-butc cor
rect any arrangement, Of the digestive
organs, so prevalent with children.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

Motto" is hereby given that the undersigned,
admin iStrafnrtof thrcstatc of John \. Kemp.
dcc.stscd will offer fofsale, III public auction.
At thr court House door. at Upton. Iowa.
saturday, the 18th day OF October. 1885, at one
O'Clock i. ". OF said dav, the following describe
Cd real esntr: tn" northwest quarter OF Soc. IL,
township ~. north. range y, west Of the 9Th p.
M. in Cedar county, Iowa.
TERMS ~ SaLE.--t'ne-third cash; balance al
one year n ten per cent.
:Swi .IDEL KEMP. Administrator.
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For Sale Cheap.

The y. j.. =. - T.. a, and the \. F.. a See Is
TIP. 81, X. /. An excellent stock farm ot 300
acres IN Linz tr. good ivt,-, and stables we'll
fenced AMI timb"rcd. 100 acres farm
I'd. Stock range unsurpassed. Price Sgi pr
acrc-S2,h cash, balance Oh time.
Enquire Of WOLF & I.ANDT
or - \, nISStJI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
JOHNSTON,
H0LLO WAY,
PROCLAIM ATION,

Aibatn Tea and Table Spoons at AID
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

DUY your Jars and Crooks ut
ID AIDEE'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

DR0RATE SGTIf'E.-Noticc Is hereby given
/ that Richard H. Besson guardian Of the
m nor heirs OF John Madison DECEASED, has Pc
tf,ioysad the Cnunty Court or Cedar county,
Iowa. for authority To sell Ia Following real
estate belonging TO said heirs. Tho northwest
quarter of tho northeast quarter of section -.
township ~. north. range I. west of 5th p. m, in
Cedar county. Iowa. All persons interested
aro hereby notified 10 appear thereto and an
ssNer t,a the first Monday of October, 1867. ut
'aslies. tlsh,sthe final hearing herein will Nv
hat. and unless cause is shown why said petit
t!on should not he granted, Judgment will he
rendered in accordance with tn. prayer Of said
petition.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

Buy your Tobacco and Pipes TT .ALIFE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

RIA Your Groceries ut
ID AIDEN'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

pt J N"Hr hnfy,ss ana FnrkSat
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= .sJ, g. EB1'TS. County Judge.

sch, lsth. lss.n5sa l IL
GESrrS w tST'f-D. SO to
\ 500 day, to introduce our new patent
STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
So. II uses two threads, and makes the gcnu-
inc Lock stitch. vi other low priced ma
chimes make the Chain stitch.
Each agent furnished with copy of Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. send for
circulars. :. l.. HENDERSON Il CO.
Sob AGENTS for the WeSt and South,
3jni3 90 N. tlh stfe,a, let. Louis. Mo.
peIand hcmical S'alcraitts at ALpES'S.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOB PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this cx-
ccllent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many Of which arc Of q
truly marvellous char.
acter. lnveteratc cases
OF Scrofllla, where tho
system seemed utterly
given up to corruption,
have Yielded TO this COM
pound Of anti.strumous
Virtues. Disorders Of .
acrufulous type. and At.
..s.,r, r,.l,is.h nm morally
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
POWDERS

rs a.eh. large nrea>r IN quantity and quality
utiik and II carries of all fever and i'm.
irii!.- II ti it al tn" .lcct il throughout tho
a.i-.,i, is n tsh ai., abundant ~ If milk
Itr fi,ir.t i beginning IL D.. aware ot the valuable
pt.r,ti,. Il Sit0n.S fOniifioH Jnscirr, in prr-
ntims IA, ,,., II his sheep aud preventing many
Of :hr d,.sas.s IL all ihc ,io,es located animals.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

beuil nit ben 0efferreidbera uH6 sSrans
s0fen ibgiIen! MleHi1iet fraate mid,
i1bI id ea 5nfrie0en leis @as tonnte
id5 ai10ers thun, ale bies beiaben?
Dsnn I'D luiiroe ia gerabe5u arlgere9t
iein, iueIlte Id Die 2eiitiIngen 0iefer
I'ei6en eroBen slatiouefi nibt aaerfens
aen. 0ie nHteridie0e 3pil9en ben
Drsign erlfrefen lidb bel ben Deter
feidDerH iiberiDieaenb anf nlufifaIilAe
Drellar, Bel ben 6rau3ofel aHf SSirs
fuofeumanieren; BET une, Den 4reusen,
oaaegea erfantte man aHgemeinc
Dardbbil0ung, 8erltano, 3edJnif an.
90 f9lob Der ganSe slft an q u6r
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

8ieneidyt but 6einrid Seine bes lln-
aliidlideH 8ebaAt OILS er felgelloes
@eoidttbeu nieaeff6riebE 80
Go tpar Elm alter aSais, - 9
Grin 5egs mar fbmer, fein odatpt mar sFaa,
Der aflne aite sf5ntg ns4st 6la ag
81 Eiappl rine iuasr 6raae asa ma54
: sGs trar eiti ltSnfr 95ass, nIss Als
8lpub mar fgin 9aupt Ieibt tpar lein Sian,
gr trug bic leibhe ShlepEe -
Eer tnitgeh 4GRiSin.
4ennif Du baS ate QiehAen2 s4fs1
GS flrngt 70 fiB, es flinet 70 trii6
@ie uluBten beibe iterben,
Sie bGttsn li9 sirI ~ lirb. sect
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31
8OrlduFse gtube in BaibinstOn.
l@etfaiebeneg 81 d d ri4ten.
@aIbtHafon, 30, 0lugult.

Y y
Sic DiFerensen spifden Sen. @rant
uno 6en 4rafioenten fino 9dnSll6 beie
gelest.
Der Brief @raltS an ben 8raii0ene
ten in 8e,uq altf Sic Qbfebung Stan@
tons ilt nod nidt oer0fentli6t. @a
fI6 Der general aber in eirenl an0eren
publicirten Brief an 6errn Sobnlon,
bic 8eriebun9 Gherioan's bctreffeno,
auf ieuen eriten Brief besiebt, TO fam
I'D Der BrafiOent ni9t Idnger ipeigern,
1pie er 3eitber 9etban, oenfeIben oeI
Sefentlidttit su iibergeben.
9err Semaro piro, pie leine
5reun0e berli@ern, nidlt aMstreten, oa
fein 8erbleiben i'm Mmte 0ur3 Die OBJ
1Apebenoen 8erbanolungen NIT tSng
lamb tuegen Der @laban1a <sSor0ernng
Drinegno aebOten eri6eint. @ben 70
1penig bort man beAte bon elmer 6es
fGnnti0n Der H6rsgeH Olit9lieoer oes
Gabinefs.
I'm betrigerifden SoEoerungen bon
entlalIenen 9ol0aten an oas 3ablmeir
ter Oepartenent borsubeugen bat Der
&riegslefrefdr ad interim bererDnet,
6ab ieoer erlaiIene 9oIoat 5ei BEN be-
treTenoen 3ablmeiiter letne 9Iniprlae
perf6nli4 an iberreiden bat unD baB
Der Offieief, ipeI9er Die be3iigIiden
Yapiere auefertiet, anf anoerem g1ege
ais 0urh ben GolDaten, 0iefe QluSfers
ttquna an Oen 3ablmeilfer beri1ten
fol. Dime oieie Wlef0nng ba-f Der
3abImeilter bic 9lnipEii1e llnr baum
befrieDigen, lDelfn &c nit Der Rerlon
oes Sol0aten aenau befaHnt 1T.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

Ten lines OF solid nonpareit make one square.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to discount
10 per cents.
Every other day (e.-o. d. advertisements wi be
charged two thirds of the ab We rates.
Ia the Weekly Edit on, one dollar square for
zach insertion. gre r g
Special or ity Item notices 20 cents line first,
sad 10 cents line every additional insertion.
s1anges in advertisements will be charged at ne
50 cents square. s-s4 5ss -
All advertisements are due from date OF hrst in
s-tion Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
and no transient advertisements will be taken
. aless accompanied by the money.
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
81 once No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE.
lover W. T. Berry Co.'s Book store,)
P. o. AdEess LOCK Box 80,
- NASHVILLE, TENN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

IufeT Dem O0nIrOEtF0eleB gaL geo.
g. 6dunler, MaitgIieN Der Nirna 81.
q. nn0 e. 51nDLer, belite 8etitiOn
einaereidt, uiu feine 8ahLungsunfaBig<
feif AZ erEtarei1. s5eine G1nlotn be-
traeen 8fer WiIIioHen SoIs
lars
5n 2anfngsbnra bat eirl 9ebeimniB<
boaer Nlor0 gtGtt aefuHoen. Ser
QeidjnaTn einee inngens Dab 9ens luuroe
aus Dem Eeniter eiller 9ntlde geu0r<
fen. 2lIs oerfeIbe befidJtigt lDuvDe,
fan0en lidl bic 2Inseidlea ei1eg fra6seis
tiaen Gntbinbuu0 Dor. 5br glanie lit
@arrie Snbbaro. 8Dei Ntdnner ititD,
als Oes 8eOrDes 0er0d9fig, gefiingLi9
eingeSngen ip0r0en.
0lMs IRgrico iuirh 6riefidl getnelDet,
0ab 8rinaS SaGms calm bic E0Desltr0fe
uidtf erIeioen wlr6. Diefelbe 1T In
Sabre gefan9nib umgelpan0ef. -
Sdnfa Mnil0 fUirb Dor eftE RrteaB qerftbt
.oelfeIIf. drinisiait foa feif 1865
6ie Dinri@tana Don o244 @erlonen
anseOronet ba6en. %
gahSastb, 8. 30 aIas.
y a
Sobn MleGrsen nnb @bas aipnen
bon ReIlen's JsIanb na1e %aHbngEn
iteHten peroeisEf4r eia a1efti tpialraell
Hber Den @ries see pou aeitanllEsF 5ii
iel mad Marbiebeab auf Dem SeilEnMbe
an. Die Gmtfermmng betFdgt Ufeis
zen. Nle@reea gnb auf bal6ens Siege
bic 9Betfe nut unb ifie9 in eilI 0et.
GtHHeH Daqeaeit Iegte Ben III iil y
Gtunben sHriId. Gr fang ron ein
mn rQmMte gigafreH, f0d ellb Ct bae
nalTe Clement Oar@ldnitta sBei eifteF
Qda6aHa gDar er fIiEr iDelllg eEnailbe bet.
Dies mir6 ais ems bet 06feff
G@wiInm @zpefimeiits bet6alb
Smab d, gte6rasg W NaH
Die gapitaiue Scion Hn0 4o6ge
mmrDen DilrM bic naia1Jer anf benz
GtiIIWaEsg aeE5btet. Gte SBbidner
,nadstea sIilen sllmgrii aiif Sort 5mitby
wurben abet usil eIne ID 5eKlltff bon so
zobfem sHridgetrteben. SolE ben
beiOen GaBaaggie pkbftiontn, bic
bon fort @aHs allsgefanek vnEDe1,
iinb nod fefme Beridse Gina lalslels,
ct. 4pHis, 90. gln8
Sin ianaes bsMtl3es Dfa0dDeis, sfa.
mems 6anra Mfiaer, Deffad)te, ibreH
uutreueH 2ieb bhbtr, 5raa g. 9gieMann
AZ grlmigbeH, pgFIeblte ibH aber uao
lrf1o6 6 nanH
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

5n Gbieage betragen 6ie geis
5ens s8ufubrs1 oos 6ierfa6e I'm Ser
gleih 81 10ri9enl Sobr. 5n Mlinnes
lotd betrd9t bic g8eisens grnote so
&uibel Der Qlder. ea f9sl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

DAILY AND WEEKLY

HATES OF ADVERTISING G..
nSsy- DAILY $1.00 per Square first insertion
IA fifty Gents for each subsequent insertion.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

sBerliA %, NHg,
Ser Ser. ct. Nfiniiter Bancroft 1T
fortluabreno @e9enitano Der 9roBten
4ninerffamfeit Seitens 0es SofeS.
@eitern bate er init Dem S6nfg un6
@raf 8ismarf cine oreiltiin6ige I'M
teeIeoun9, fuorauf er nit Dem 8oni9
nadB 8olsoanl 3u eilem ibri gu gbren
beranltaIteten BanqAet fabr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

Stem Orleans, 30. 9lug,
Seute iOuroen % 5ooeSfdle an geIs
6em Sieber 9enleIoet,5s gBeseieg s.e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

- Sn @Oftla1o, @ldine, bat Die
YoIi8ei Den 9otelmittben aneefaa6iat,
eaB lieibren @peiie5etteln feine gBeins
9ifte anfigefE 0iirfen. y @ga sas
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

Nlus Stem M1ericO iuir6 beridtet,
0aB @eo, @bnarb in 9inos 2IItos bon
eirlena profelFoneaen @pieler, 0amens
Daniel 3inono ernorDet fplr0e. Sie
8irger hingen ben Neor0er lofort an
einem Ban1l1 in Der Mitte Der @ta0t
auf @or Der Grecution fdJilnpfte ilnb
flntbte 9inreno auf ale 9Inipefetl6e,
9eiu R0rper blieb ben 9anssn SAG
iibeE hanaell.. slzss 20. l..-s...s.s -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31
Qtp@ -. 3O. gLaauit.

Inter oem 8antrOtts Geleb bat SEQ.
g. G6uDler, Mitglieb Der Sirnla 81.
q. nn0 e. G1nBLer, beute 8etitiOn
eiuaereidyt, UNI feine 8ahIungs gsunfabig<
feif AZ erflarert. s5eine GAnIoen be-
traaen 8ier WiIIioHen Dols
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

s9zpn6on 20. Dug.
Beri1te bon 9lthen 1nel6en, 6aB Die
Sninrgenten ai1f &reta ausbaIten nnb
0ab Sater 4afd)a bie Sulel feiuespegs
uuterlodt bot. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

as Seit 3 @lonaten baben liA iber
1000 f6peoilhe GiHiuan6erer in 9enrp
60 Sa nie6erselaileu.. se.g
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31

s b1 D. 9 teb en- 5. fOu febr
unmpbl leiu. @r ift 70 idpa1, 6ab er
feline Baoereife mad BeeforD Sprines
ui1t antreten founte, uno ipie bon
aaneafter 9emeloet miro. bait es Der
&rat fur 3tpeifelbaft, OF 9tebens ie
tpieber i'm Gtnnoe fein luirD, ia1
@afhinston su fomnItn. Der @erI9ft
bieles Wfannes in oieler fritilden 9esl
riooe pare Elm 9lationalun9lii6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-31
ct qouis, 90 Qlu

Sin ianaes bsMtIaes GfabdJea, sfa.
mems danra Mliaer, pgTfadbte, ibFem
uutreuen 2ieb bhber, fa0. 6. 9liemanu
~ erfhigBeH, DeFfeblle ibn abx unb
srfi5ob napu slbii.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

W. r. ROSS,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING,
NO. II, EAST SECOND ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Orr,cs US,rEp STATES CASUALTY Co..
9G Broadway, New York,
May 10th, 1867.
VIM. +. Ross, E.q General AGENT;
DEAR rs:-You have directed my at
ten,ion to The following action of The Ac
ciden,sl Insurance Company Of London"
and inquire whether this Company would
take similar action in similar case
The Accidental Insurance Company. Of
London. have refused 20 pay the policy Of
Mr.. Parkin Jetfcock, who mel ms death IN
the endeayor 70 save the lives OF his men at
the Oaks Colliery disaster, on the ground
that they did not insure against accident
voluntarily incurred
In reply. have no hesitation IN saying
tina. ia a case OF accident or death occurring
to an assured party in circumstances such
A those mentioned in the above extract,
our action would be the reverse OF the Com
pany mentioned. -,
Il would, in nv opinion, DO incompatible
with the character and Design Of q company
OF . si>benevoent character 20 :nterpose
- bar to the payment Of claim the fact
that the accident or death had occurred
while the insured was engaged in rescuing
fellow being from destruction. and thus
subscribing the cause OF our common hu,
manity. Very truly yours,
CHARLES WCRrs. President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08
INSURANCE.

- Ths experience Of accident in-nr>
snre compsrics. demonstrates that ACCl-
DENTS WILL HAPPEN TO people e-ery~
where; and tia, notwithstanding . great
majority Of the risks taken BY accident
companies are on the lives Of persons while
they are travelling, the great majority Of
losses incurred are fer accidents in tue or.
binary pursuits Ct life. o. the losses paid
by tho irni,ed States ,.snslty Company, Of
New York, las. year. % resulted from fall
ing, in the every ,sav walks Of life; IL from
being tbvowr from private vehicles 81 from
injuries such as srrains. strains. cuts, kicks.
scalds burns. freezing. bites. &C.. mono Of
winch happened .Es, While he parties we're srav.
cling; While only Gre iosse, have resulted
from railroad and steamboat accidents. and
81, other casualties on public conveysnces
combined.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08
DA{TY DEMOCRAT.
s.cNEWAv. NEWS.

Ella. Howe, Jr., inventor OF the sewing
machine, died in Brooklyn. on Thursday
night.
The Grsn-h of Nova Scotia have, /. seems,
been increasing in numbers With marvellous
r.n;aitr The ratio of increase, without
the aid Of immigration, has been 40 per
cent. in two yeass whereas the whole pop
ulstion of the counties where they reside
has only increased "a per cent. in The same
lima French statistics. therefore. think
that. with an immigration of French Csnadi-
s.the French element will soon preponder.
o.e in acme O. the counties Of Nova Scotia.
The Democrats OF New York have nom
mated the following candidates on their
State Ticket: For Secretary OF State, Ho-
me, A. Nelson, Of Dutchess; Comptroller,
Judge w. +. Allen, Of Oswsgo; Treasurer,
Wheeler II. Bristol. Of Tioga; Attosney
General, N. b. Champlain. Of Allegheny !;
State Engineer, Van Il. Richmond. VI
W.vne: State Prison Inspector, Solomon
Scheu. Of Erie; Canal Commissioner. John
D. Fay. Of Genesee Judge OF Court Of APP
peals, Martin Grover, OF Allegheny.
The Boston Transcripts asks, "lf Fitz.
John Porter's ca.e is reopened will not the
heirs of Benedict Arnold ask 70 have his
case reconsidered in order that the testimo.
uy Of British officers may be TAKEN
The Charleston IS. C Mercury says that
there has not bec, G case Of yellow fevee
in that city this year, on the contrary the
city has been remarkably healthy.
The Oldest Ohio newspaper is the Sciota
Gazette. The Courier, Of Madison, Ind, is
the oldest paper in that state, the only one
in Jefferson county, and the only daily 10
the Third Congressional district
A Drazos, Texas. planter informs the
Houston Telegraph that from eight hun
dred acres planted in cotton, he made only
His neighbors were no better of.
Queen Victoria is said to be 80 highly
pleased with the fattering notices Of hes
book that By her order they have been eol'
lectej in . huge volume.
A philanthropic but impeeunions individ
ual has bestowed one dollar each on thses
charitable institutions in New York, and
hiss thereby obtained an exceedingly cheap
publicity.
Three years ago little girl. Eve years
old, in Fall River, Mass, pushed button
up her nose, where it remained. and hai
since been . constant source Of pain. Or
Tuesday night, after annoying the girl thres
years, the button came out Of her nostril
greatly 20 the relief Of The girl and her pa
rents. who had doubted about its being
there.