The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-25
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The 4 wing interesting facts about
Juarex are from the New Orleans Times:
In the yeat ls5 81, HI Nero liv-
I'd In this city on = al ~ Ercst be-
tween Danph1s 81 oul u! =. : MI ole.
aged, quito DIX aex1f, gAtlesI
manly persons9e, ~ cil1er by Him.
self or associates. c6nddcted small
mandatory ofcigarrcttes. This is the
same gentleman whom recent and pre-.
vious. events have assigned the prin-
cipal r. y .int dnmapow
Juarcz, President Of the Republic. At
the time of his quiet sojourn in st. Anne
street. be was an exile and refugee from
his native land, having abandoned IT 10
escape tho penalty which the invariablc
but detcstablc policy of that people new
er fails toTipfiict uponthp chicfof = de-
feated YlKeAtk isftya n be time Of lfis
sojourn was usefiilly and industriously
employed in the study of our institutions
and laws, SO that Oh his return to Next
co he was well prepared 81 apply to tho
administration of his own country mind
stored with sound republican ideas and
much washable inislnlation. There is
perhsas Ne&tc6hbf position NOV ins
the country who is Better informed in re-
gard to our political and judicial systems
than Juarez. In combination Of moral
and intellectual qualities, in tenacity Of
purpose, honesty and purity OF personal
character, gnlaDbits. hcis puaquestion-
ably the Ant ofthc pdsSlie men of Mex
leo. Those who conclude from the fact
Of his being an Indian ofSpure blood
that he must necessarily possess the
craft, cruelty, .yinA ctivencss, aud say
agery which are generally attributed to
the aboriginal race, will, VIC think, on
clearer view of his life and character
find nothing therein to justify their
opinion. Indeed the history of Mexico
does not support this idea of the ahorigi-
nal character. The best, the most hon
orablc, honest and patriotic of the chiefs
who have figured in the long train of
bloody revolutions in that county, have
sprung from the aboriginal stock, and
from Cortez down to MifaMon and Mar
quez, the principal actors In the tragic
scenes which have disgraced the coun-
trh have hesp n those who boasted of
their Castilian blood
aAMoNDEnSDE SroRY.--TAe De Kalb
County nfy- Ne"s, has the following:
Nyoung lady by the name Of Caroline
Low, in Clinton, in this county, over
two years ago, after washing windows,
was replacing them, when she struck
her hand through the glass, running
several long pieces into her hand. After
several days a physician was called
and, as was supposed, the glass all OK
'racted. But it appears not to have been
the case, as large quantity was left in
the hand which soon made its appear
incc under the skin on her arm, and was
cut out by her surgeon. 1t continued
spreading until it has ext tended to all
parts of her body. 1t has been extrac-
ted from her eyes, head. arms, and feet,
and, in fact, from all parts of her body.
six months ago it caused lock jaw, with
which she was afflicted for about six
weeks. during which time she partook
"f no sustenancc, excepting what she
could drink between her clenched teeth.
Atglesalt she isa raving maniac more
NAN NJ tlN tincs aud in such agony as
ex press, aud too incredi-
BILE to tell. Ntfntervals she is rational,
and able to sit up and do some work.
Up to the 18th inst. over ! 200 pieces of
glass had been cut out of her flesh.
ONE PHASE OF Boy SUFFERING.-A
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