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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-11

cloak. Aud finally the tail b gradually
absorbed. At ones they emerge ftom
the water, the lungs Are inllated, the
gille clo0e, never again 10 move, and the
toad and frug thua become ever after air
brsathing, clrnivorous rsptilss.
Neither Of them are amphiblous, q
vulsarly supposed. inhaline either cir
or water, % most convsnfent. They
breathe exclusively through minute nos
BY acts Of the will It = toresd into the
perf0rminR the once Of q bellows. On
impasting lts oxygon to the blood, the
air b expelled 81 . contraction Of the
muscles of the abd0mo0.
Such are some u the singular mete-
morphosss those apparsutly insignia-
can't, harmless T0pttles undergo. II b
said by some authorities that i6ur years
aro required b give . perfect develop
mont % that they arc capable Of propa-
eating the race.
They have . single heart and oold
blood. Their vital tenacity b such that
the oxygen taken into the Ciroulation by
singlo breath VIII suGlcs 70 maintain
lifs for months In succession. In div
ing, therefore, It 10 merely 0uspsud0d
Tsspiration. On rising, however long
10 demanded again.
Water must b. introduced into the
systom to dilute their food, and yet they
can not drink by the mouth. It 10 Inn
bibsd by cutaneous absorption. Thus
1t reaches the stomach to facilitate d.
gcstiOn. In showery weather. In sum-
mer, shoals Of young toads Are hopping
about In great glee. The object 10 to b
refreshed with pure water, which, pat
tsring on their backs, ID rapidly appro-
priated within II ID BY that singular
cutaneous provision for absorbing fluids
that they may have survived for oentu-
ries, iflife with them 10 thus prolonged,
By absorbing vltaliIing properties from
the atmosphere, through minute crew.
ces In apparently solid rock, or the ca
pillary tubes of mammoth trees.
Those unsightly excroscencss which
stud the backs Of old toads particularly,
are not cells for secreting Q poisonous
gave currency to prevailing prejudice
on that account, common In hts day,
which has been transmitted to ours.
But Il 10 an error made classical.
We are taught by these Investigations
that even the insiynificaDt toad may b
turned to practical account. Un0btru.
sive, positive in character, never inter-
fsring beyond his appointed sphere, It
accompllshse the buslnseD for which IL
was intentionally designed, viz: to keep
insect within reasonable bounds Of con-
troll, that their excessive multiplication
should not operate to the permanent dis
advantage or extinction Of tender plants
or other Races. In various ways they
subserve the best interests Of the farmer
and garden. They are as important In
one specific direction - the birds In
another, when unm0lssted and allowed
to act out their own instructive disposi-
ton.
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\ Mrs. Rowley, in Springfield, whoss
husband had posted her as .'leayipp hi.
bed ADD board" brings him up with I
round turn" (as the sailors saw in tha
following advertisement:
/ wish to inform the public that
Geo. 3. RowIey has left my bed and
BOARD several times since my marriage.
and 1t Is unnecessary for him to eau.
ton the public against harboring me on
his account, as my father continues to
harbor me, - he has both OF 40 most of
the time since our marriage.
We should think this would nakA
Rowley rather howly. p
The Rhode Island State and Con9roa-a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-11

They are worth their weight in gold
for svery honest purpose In life. Reader,
b short; and We will bs short with IL
advics.
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Josh Billings on Pm.

fokEEf0lE, Jan. !, lo07.
Oour Doctor Boneset<: Thru the po.
liteness Of Mr.. John Smith cum IN pa.
session Of your valuable lettsr q aboue
. o'clock, nits before Last, in which yeu
oder me 80 for . poultiss. SO
Ihav he'd fair chancs to ussyour ptlb
upon several important occassioos, and
Kan swear positively that they kan bsat
eny pills Nv their size ever contsuded
with.
Underneath this letter you will nnd q
poultiss which think will draw.
lfyou see fit to use II, you kan rsmit
the ten dollars By mail at our risk.
In the meantime, bet freely that an
your humble servant,
JOSH B11LrKoA
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~s~S 'SsS~sSO A>NOvSsSS 49, ~ tAOtSu
tor,) chuck full Of faith, bloEe his horn,
and bi these presents dug bio his horn
about hiz Lightning Express and Serio-
Sensation Pills." cumfurt and . Joy to
man.
These pills are Nv rutes-rutsy, and
kost the Author 1 years In the wilder
ness, besides sleepless nights and aax.
ious days, to get them to spot without
blemish, and filled with fun.
Thezs pills will kure deffness, dipthsrh
and dandrif-are good for baldnis, bron-
keeters and backsliding-are sertin tsw
heel hcdake, hifalutin and hangnales-
will remove warts, windgauls and wens
destroy awl longings, iassitudes and
laziness-will soothe the sorrowful, cam
the crazy, and kure the common sized In
2 minits.
They are cluss packed in little round
boxes, and each little box kontsins 2
dozen and 2, or no sail.
Each box is dun up in a trakt, which
SEE they are sure to kure a lightning |.
to strike what 1t starts fur.
On the top ov the box 10 full sised
painting Nv the Author, with grub hoe
IN one hand aud hui parsell ov rutes In
the other, with napsack on hix back.
and mountains in the distance, to which
he IL pointing with his grub hoe-them
IL the mountains where he gifts the rutes.
On the top ov each little round boz is
theze words, IN a turin tung, "Hocss
Pocus Quod constaltus." Which, being
billed down, means, "Purs,y vegetable"
For sum more particulars commune
with the author. (Signed)
BARNABUs BoNEsErr, NJ. d.
Religious Amendments to tho Ns.
tional Constitution.
A convention Is announced to be held
In Pittsburgh on the 9th Of April, to %.
cure certain amendments to the Nation
al Constitution. The place of meeting
has not yet been stated. The proposed
amendment is rs follows, the amend
ment being In brackets: 1--WE. the
people Of the United States [humbly &C.
knowledge Almighty God as the source
OF all authority aud power In civil gov.
ernment, the Lord Jesus Chris. a. ,hs
ruler among the nations, and his reveal.
ed will as ofsupreme authority, in order
to constitute Christian Government.
andl in order to form a more perfect
Union, etc, DO ordain and establish this
Constitution.
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PAY WHAT THOU OwEsr.-Whsn I
see . husband spending his time In
taverns and forsaking his wife and fam
lily, say-Pay what thou owsst.
When see wife intent almost solely
upon dress, abandoning her domestic
concerns to destruction, while she IL
parading through the streets to exhibit
her divine person and elegant accom-
plishments, I say-Pay what thou
owest.
When zee . father or mother neg
lecting the education of their children,
and suffering them to run Wild In the
streets, In the high road to ruin, with.
out the smallest EFFORT to rescue them by
parental authority, I say-Pay what
thou owest.
When see child that has been ten
derly brought up by fond and doting
parents treating them with disrespect
aud inattsntion, and perhaps cruelty,
In their old age, say in the most EN-.
phatical msnner Pay what thou owest
When I see . man reading . newspa
per who 10 in arrears for the last volume
I say fselingly, etc, ETC. etc.
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A Little Girl Killed and Eaten by
Snakes.

In the early part Of the month Of Au-
gust, Eliza Drummond, about eleven
years of age, whose parents live near
the town of West Monroe, left her home
one morning 70. tho purpose Of picking
berries and never returned. The most
diligent search was made for her by the
parents and neighbors, but no traces
could be found. She had not been
drowned, for all places whore there was
water were carefully examined, even to
wells and cisterns In the neighborhood.
After weeks Of fruitless search and in
quiry, the afflicted parents gave up their
child for lost. It was reported that .
band Of vagrants had been seen near the
locality about tho time OF the disap-
pearance, and the opinion prevailed that
the child had been stolen by gypsies.
On Tuesday last, i've or six lads went
out hunting in the vicinity, and during
the day came upon spot where large
number of black snakes were discovered
and killed. The appearance Of the rep
tiles in such numbers at this season Of
the year, was considered remarkable,
and it was suggested by one Of the party
that breeding den must be somewhere
near, A search was Immediately com.
menced, which resulted In manner far
diffirent from their expectations.
In the side OF . little hill, near the
edge Of . swamp, was found . sort Of an
opening, which in tho summer was con-
osaled by tall grass and bushes. In this
opening Wa found . human skeleton,
from which every particle Of 6ssh had
bsen eaten. The bones were - white
. ivory, and al perfect. Near by was
. tin pail in . rustsd condition, and .
tin cup. The boys wsre terribly fright
sned, and gave On alarm, The remains
were taken from the mouth Of the den,
and N examination showed that the
place had hesn and probably now was .
bresdi4g place for black snakes. The
bol1.at hesitated 70 enter. The entrance
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The Rhode Island State and Coorroar
sional election, on the Sd inst. resultaAs
In complete Republican victory. h
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SECRETARY SEWARD.

Ofthe Secretary of State, Mr.. Sumner
said 81 like Seward personally. He
is always genial, flowing and some-
times interesting. His great fault was
that he never understood the rebellion,
or how it was to be encountered. It
would seem as II he had not yet found
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40 Main Street,

Corner of onion, " Ii T. LING
Bargains in Boots 4 Shoes
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"Do you think" asked, THAT Gen.
Grant is aiming for the Presidency 2"
II do not know" replied the Senator.
There are things that look that way.
His friend, Mr.. Washburne, who has
just returned hom Europe, 1 under
stand, speaks OF him as a candidate.
This is not like Grant, who is thor
oughly modest gentleman. Wellington,
whom he resembles in some respects,
was older and more experienced when
he entered civillife, and it is we'll known
with what distrust. But the great diff
hculty In his position is that we are LEFT
In narrowing uncertainty with regard
/ to his opinions. Who can say that, as
President, he would give to the freed
men, during the coming year, and
through the process of reconstruction,
that kindly and sympathetic support
which they needT Can we afford TO be
in any uncertainty on this point? 1
have from the beginning been insisting
on irreversible guarantees.' Our next
President must be in himself an Iirre-
yersible guarantee Is Grant such
! wish 1 knew. Personally, 1 like
him. In conversation he Is neat and
precise, with clean cnt ideas and words.
l enjoyed much what he said to me
about Sheridan. said: Is Sheridan u
great general or great cavalry officerY
BE replied promptly and with very sug-
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
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prices than ever was seen in the Stale. II
you want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, go TO
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out. I doubt II he will in this world"
MIR. Sumner spoke long and pleas
shaH report one remark only. as il re-
Cers TO Carlyle's "Niagara." "Carlyle,"
he said, seems to have changed from
an evangelist into a vicegerent OF the
devil ~
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gesuve emphasis, "A great General It
must have cost him a pang to sign that
order removing the officer he admired
and loved so much"
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rnal never have been nor never can:Oo beat.
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FIlHE TwENTY-sEvEHTH SESSION OF
i this well known seat OF learning VIII
commence on
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BIBLICAL INs1IrUrE.


Tuition $50 per session. Boarding from s.
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Free tuition TO sons of Ministers OF the Cos
pei OF all demo Mutations.
FOR particulars, apply for catalogue TO Prof.
Q. L. LOoS Secretary, or 10
W. *. PENDLEFON, President.
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GRANT As SECRETARY.

asked what his Interpretation was
| of the action of Gen. Grant In taking
Stanton's place?
Mr.. Sumner said it WAS difficult to
explain. "If there is any secret his.
| tory to let in light upon 1t, do not
know 1t. There can be no military OBJ
| legation on General to assume a civil
office. Grant might have refused and
thrilled the country to the confusion OF
| the President and the rebels. So, at
least, II seems to me. Such a refusal
would have been notice that a patriot
like Stanton should not be struck
through him, and would have Eelped
to make the Presidential power less.
II would have been notice also to the
rebels that they could have no hope
through him. 1 confess this Is what 1
most long for. Now is the time TO
! speak out for our country. Every
Presidential order signed by Grant is
an encouragement 10 the old rebel
| spirit. But, while at the War Depart
! ment, Grant is in a certain sense what
Lord Derby called himself the other
day-'a stop gag He al least prevents
a rebel from being thrust into the office.
\ Stanton had confidence in him at
! ways; although Grant is so habitual-
ly reserved and taciturn that it Is din
! cult to know his real position"
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Sest oprban6eu.

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