The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-30

THE HERALD OF HEALTH FOR MAY
is before Us. The "Oniy Spices and
Condiments" permitted and advocated
by this popular monthly are peace, pure
air, properly prepared food, no medicine,
and lots of nature in large doses. Its
list of excellent contributors are fully in
keeping with its heightened teachings.
In the June number will be commenced
q series of valuable articles to parents on
the Care, Education, and Rearing of
Children, expressly written for it by
Mrs. Horace Mann, Miss f. p. Peabody,
Grace Greenwood, Frances Dana Gage,
Mrs. Dio Lewis, Sarah Jane Hale,
Elizabeth Cakes Smith, ETC., and will
be continued through the volume. So
per annum, % cents per number. Adj
dress Miller, Wood & Co., Publishers,
Is Laight Street, New York.
CUsIIMANS' CoNCERT-Prof. CUsH-
NAN, the man with the long whiskers,
will give one Of his EXCELSIOR ENTER
TAINMENTs in the Congregational
church, this (Thursday) evening-ably
supported by the best organist travelling.
This is his third trip in Iowa, during
campaign Of eleven years. and they are
now taking all towns, small and large,
where II first-class concert will he appre-
ciated. Judging from exchanges, they
give entire satisfaction, and our citizens
are assured that they can enjoy at this
concert genuine patriotic songs, the new
popular ballads Of the day-sentiment
without silliness-mirth unmixed with
vulgarity, aud hear the new school of
execution on the cabinet organ. The
instrumental piece, "A night before Pc
tersburg,' or the new song, Don't you
go, Tommy, don't CO." are either worth
the price of admission-35 cents-and
these are the only singers we ever heard
of who offer to refund DOUBLE the price
of admission to any one not satisfied
with the concert. This notice appears
on every programme. Let our citizens
rally for an evenings enjoyment, aud if
they are disappointed, demand double
their stamps" for their trouble.
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INsURANCE.-Every houseowner in
Cedar county should insure his property
in some reliable fire insurance company,
so that in case Of partial or total loss
ne would have an amount equal to
two-thirds the loss with which to repair
or rebuild the property. We consider it
duty, but great many men do not
realize the fact until they are burnt
out" The present rates of insurance
are SO low that none need deprive them
selves of the benefits derived from il.
The Fire & Tornado Insurance Com
pany, OF Marion, Iowa, have paid thirty
seven losses =. Cedar comfy, during the
past few years, and in almost every in
s..ailce the policy holders could not have
rebuilt their property without the aid
secured by insurance. We are sanguine
that no company has been more prompt
or reliable than the Fire g. Tornado
its record proves it. Witness the follow
ing:
RED OAK, April 2Sth, 1868.
! thereby certify that my dwelling and
contents were destroyed by fire, on the
18th day Of April, aud that they were
insured in the Fire & Tornado Insurance
Company, of Marion, Iowa. This day
J. d. Hall, the Vice President, called,
and after carefully examining all facts
concerning the Origin Of the fire, adjust
ed the same to my entire satisfaction.
l recommend the above company as
prompt and honorable, and l believe
amply able to pay all just losses.
GEORGE DARGIT.
ANOTHER Swine. Damocrats