The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-25

Ol Tue COURSES, conuitloH, anu IteAtuleuL
of human health and disease. bodily
and mental, private aud social, is tho
highest possible study NIB GIT
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Medical statistics ili Fraice' hsye de-
veloped two facts Which are, ,uf great i'm
portance to ladies, namely: That the
mortality of the female We X has 'decreas-
ell in the ratio of eighteen a,iu o9e half
per cent since corsets have gone out Of
fashion, and secondly, that btain fever
fourths per cent. since they wear CHG
mons. s,..
Iron laths are the latest idea IN build
Ing. We have iron, roofs, iron fronts.
brackets and sills, jjoists, and now We
have the additional item Of latlls. ~ hich
are made of number 20 iron, vile euage,
and one and = half inches wide. resems
bling one and Il half inch heap iron,
with = small ridge or head in the mid
die to stiffen it, The htlis are c,it into
proper lengths aud afford additional
recurity from fire. ,st tnsr4
Religion is not the speciality of any
one feeling, but the mood al,d harmony
Of the whole of them. isn tho whole
soul marching heavenwalu 70 eise mu-
sic Of joy and love, with well. ranked
faculties. every one Of them Beating
time and keeping tune. 40 : aiI
God made both tears and laughter,
and both for kind purposes; for as laugh
ter enables mirtb and surprise to bfeathe
freely, so tears enable sorrow 10 vent.
itself patiently. Tears hinder sorrow
from becoming madness; and laughter
is one al the very privileges Of reason,
being confined to the human si,cciss. g.,
A mass of gold, weighing ,! ounces,
and worth $3.50 was discovered q. few
days ago on the farm Of Mr.. K. G. Da-
wilson, in Montgomery county Mary.
land, niue or ten miles from George
town. 1t was embedded in brown
quartz. .-.... ....>. -
The Inhabitants Of Burinah. have All
idea that pulling at rope Will psaduce
rain. Two parties tug against each
other. One is II rain party she other y
fair weather party. BY previous argu-
ment the rain party. are allowed ~ be
victorious. On the occasion Of .ths iats
drouth this proceeding Was attended
with the happiest results. .aeI saa
Senator BrownlDw, under date Of
Knoxville, Nov. 7th, writes TO sJudge
Noah Tennessee State Agent in Wash
ington, as follows: "Should i've to
get to the Senate in December, friends
and enemies alike will see how little
truth there is in the statements that
have forsaken the Republiean and Join
ed the Democratic party, and aided II in
the election to the Senate Of Andrew
johnson" af tSa.4 eats .rs
Bonds to the amount of $i37 900 have
been issued to the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company, in payment of~Athe
one thousand and thirty.third
mile from Omaha This Iinolt,tt re-
leases the Government from Farther
payment until the junction al tue ADion
Pacific and Central Pacific is decilteA
upon. The Union Pacific therefore IL
paid to Ogden, and the track rom that
point to PromoItory will be- pAtt for
when the junction is fixed. - saI
Death has lately been busy aniong bid
and distinguished Americans, Within
a month ex. President Franklin l5erce
George Peabody, Admiral Stewart, IsOh-
ert ]. Walker, General John T.. Wool
aud Amos Kendall have died, all at ad-
vanced ages.