The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-06

the value f the note whica repret
sents coin. and a guarantee that thenote
shall be At ali times controvertible into
the precioas metals, ARE essential To the
welfare Of all Glasses. sx,af Ha,trciotW ot
that c5ttss Whieh is IN The secrilr or the
scttyes Of daily tabor. Depreciate the
value of your currency; and the prices
scfhlrarticles Of subsistence will soon
'foltow the change; but there will be no
corresponding rise intk rate of daily
wages. F7sfl
1.-THE House will I trust, continue to
insist upon the maintainance Of the
standard of value, and upon the gHaran-
tees for the instan mt tConvertibility OF pa
per into coin. Those guarantees you
cannot have withou1l restrictions upon
tho issue Of paper YOU cannot have
them with out the pressure in time of
commercial discredit. Early pressure
pressure compelled by law If 10 he not
induced by prudence, SO far from being
the great evit'whiciI sonlo consider it to
hG, lIiAy be the Oisly prerontiveln nf igtfat
5 August, lS4S ,.--Cond drtIJU sioRnf&. -
How to Stop. a Donkey's Drawing
10 Father Hue, that famous Cath hoiic ex-
-plore1 of the Interior of China. relates
ttati On one 81 bis long joarneyss among
thst strange people, aIisi cailsvAnA en-
braced an unusiiNlil Number Of Jacks
among the donkeys Employed as carriers
'oftlpe expeditions; that &these Jacks at
every resting place kept up such an in
"braying, espeeiall y,atowArdis
mOfhan1,as to render Steep ltlipSsSible
to'tlIe abbe that at last' ne hconti iilained
Of this 10 the Muster OF tho donkeys,
who instantly replied that his gracious
high ness should I've no 'ntorei disturbed
by this braying; and that, onlnduifing
the cause iift theimOrniiig,i ne was point
ed IN tire noisy 3Acl<s, eAeilwiti1ia u heavy
stone tied to his tail. tsINmt,," said the
driver ssis1the way to settle them. The
willlnOt bray unless he esth etrsligitteif O,it
Ills tail, and with a heavy Stone attach
c,ihetsah't straighten 10 out, don't YOU
ste:o7 Every tilue he tries it, the weight
ON his tnil pulls him down and shats Ills
Jaw. .HE3u!Tn< E39v9 "aTol ~ s#a@ 3hEt
Heading theabove makes One wonder
II sopAe friend to iquietude and deceney
oouldsnot find an equally effective plan
fer stilling thecbellowings Of the "Big
aSSafft aSSh,afft,is s roEa agai'o g,eai'ocFaey ,.. l. 81 ia "a
10. .o4 4lss1i.,. ~, s"' CHAPTER ia;,,, t., -
AN Aerr to amend Section 81 ! OF the Re
u vision Of lSd0 In relation to ooinpeil-
yTsatiomss Of Me mbors Of the Bunrd of
adEupsrvisorss: ".g3 tE ~ .~.Ea ual..as-
d 4 /. he ii enacted by the General As
se,nbly ofathe State Of Iouu; That
Section no 3lTf Of Tire Revision Of Is8tt,
be and the same is hereby amended SO
AZ to read as .fOllows: Each member OF
the board ofSupervisors shall heallowed
"a compensation of two dollars and fifty
csnts por day for his service In nttnntiing
the lneetihgs Of the board, and SIX cents
pefintllc IN going and returning to and
nom tho place Of meeting, to be audlte,l
by the board and paid by the couRty
frOridcN, That ITO supervisor shall fire
ceive pay for more than Is DAYS in onr
yearin counties having population ot
less than 15.GtD; TINT In coui,ties'I having
I population ofiiS. 900 ana not exceed
ing o. 600 they shall receive nav for not
more than - days In. one year; and ih
counties where the population exceeds
25 900 they shall receive pay for not
more thau b days In ore year. - F. z.'
sa 2. This act being deemed of inlme-
date Importance by the General Assem-
bly,, shall take effect and be i'm force
from and after its publication In the
D0iy State .Reyistcr and Iowa Ercni,,g
Stotes'''d,' newspapers published at iDes
Moines, Iowa = 1"4
Approved April7, 1868. ..5t
hereby certify thatt the foregoing
act took effect by publication as rcpure,
in Section2 thereof, on the ..ha day OF
April, A. n. 1863 Efsf7 1st- Is @tFg A#=
a"T t'ElsED WRIGHT Sec'y Estate
l' t5*3F1lL "A - J. 4F8a]~tf.t k3HE r F1If