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The New York herald., 1870-04-11
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Rue q s. pas Fac 10 p fusi,.r,,,,s NJ ~, 49, 81
This house. established apwasts OF MY years 10 dufssr.
sally known and famed one of the rst establishments
Immense promises all foreigners shouid vts win 81
found, at the lowest prices the mos, copee q
India and french csstmsrs shawl.;
Ready made Articles Tor ladies',
Manls., clo,i,. Fu.s
Ctton and Thread s,uns Hosiery.
Cloves, Ribbons, Trimmings, Carpets,
Ar,lc,ss Of Furniture,
,, Wedding oults.
VrsIrons TO EUROPE
WILLIAM FRY L CO,
Irish ropia
Aanu.ae,ussrs
beg to call the attention o, tourists to ,Aer rnriy.sa sooa
OF pOpns which OF the highest class, and which,
point Of elegance ard s,y.e, ara unsurpassed.
Pop'ia manufacturers by special appointment 10 ihs
Queen of England The Empress OF the Frsach AMI psa
foreign cour;s.
W. FRY co. have been awarded ls pr!ss medals
various International and other exhibitions. including nrt
class medal IN Paris In 1867
Ps,terns sen. post free.
wsehou,s,
81 wes.morsland street, DublIn.
Mandatory,
I2 Lower Ksyin street. Dublin.
MISCELLANEOUS.
~ caiars 70 GNioS DRAIN PIrE And TILE cos.
FAM. ti Wssl Fourteenth street. New Yort
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4 STORAGE, 81 80 A LOAD, FOR FURyITgRE
IA. fianos and Merchandise OF every description good
busted frequently and properly covered cash
vAnces made when required, BY A. M. CRISrALAR 427
Broadway corner Howard.
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S,PECIAL NOTICE.
y NARRAGANsET STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
On about Monday, April H. 1870 the world. renowned
steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE will resume thsx
trips the line for Boson via FAN River touching nj New.
port Leave pier 30 North river Of Chambes street.
r. Nj daily Sundays excepted. These steamers have bed
been omitted conducive to the safety and comfort Of pas
eengers. G. II. VALE, General Passenger Agent
u r. sIMoNs, Managing Director.
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L'0R NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
~ Old Dominion Steamship Company. a
steamshps OF this line leave pier ~ North river foot =
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tues4ss
Thursday and Saturday. at NJ connecting with the VA
ttua Air ne the Seabonrd Inland Air ae
Petersburg and cdon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio rs
senger cke,s and through bs OF lains reduced 70
all points South and Southwest
Apply at Office on pier 81, OF TO-
1877 Greenwich street, corner Of Dsy.
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rJ,ROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY DAILY AT
r. M Saturdays excepted, from pier g. Spring strses.
Fare VI 5U Sunday, s. Connecting with all railroads foS
the West aud North. j. w. HANCOCK SONS.
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7 OST-A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER; ANSWERS 10
IL the OF Dick. 50 reward viii be paid at No. EaA
Thirty eighth street.
I OST-A POCKETBOOK. CONTAIEING MEMORAH
- dams and papers owners oud) insda
~ reward VIII be paid the finder by leaving with JAMES
PRENTICE, l64 Broadway.
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DRY GOODS.
A 81 SFw SSSXSKEx. sESsE
PRICES 81 fs!$ssSSSsss.o f;$SSso* sSSaSsSS*s
es.dsaG: iss RissGa. sass sss R;ss
sofa-sdss Ribbons, C. iSs. ISs., isc: sdss
ss ssanss sSSSS ssssa. s e ysy1 y1d
H.Sss EsRss Ess:s: s; sss ss sisaSs sS
SIX @ yslysts, , &c. . piece
Al Al he 4: NEW new yls: .yls: II II Rsaas. RSaas Hats
All the new shapes in Bonnet Frames, lso.
Nine new styles
GOODS r. rpE ss.s CURRENCY
rnrxaIsa sHsa SsF1sfsEsr. SGF1 HSiE
SIZE ss TI%sass TsSs &c. s ase ,s s sI % sy s'pS pi:s.
slk Fsiasss, as, Soc. 7Sc pisss
N iss as.s1ls. i5s sss.na,es' s5t Dise:
ws,!ss re- 2.iss.. g!fis::
rnlAAlsa saSs a5SDz AsS zs HSSsssA.s. SAL s'S'
.sR ssSsF ES2s
Misses: ssss: ss59i sa o1s. Ss.ss ss 's sie TO- &C. p.
Ladies', Srnains real Nd Cloves Soc.
SE$.s #sii 5ss s e. esos,x,
HANDKERcHiEgs sfotk
ExBR6ISRR1Es. LACE GGoops.
l,soo dozen iisndkcrc far chiefs G. to Soc. en-
Fine Fine sllnen saeine ar IiandNsrshisi. Ss g.
dsS: 5as iass Rs%: E sSs s g Ss S.,
Eastss ss sa1tea ss ss &c.,
S,oa0 worked cLeinsst.s's asS. S's, sts, 7Ss. s5a
H%sssSS nsssfs - % i ~ a's &c., 1 sss
sHf .aa ars sass alS P'sss p.o
ksss stss:S iss: ave. g. v ss$
Fancy xslsnciennes Collars, ssc. 70 81.
Patent yalcncenncs Iaces; 2sc;: Soc DOZEN.
''' '''''' l''' &c., xiszrPs Rsv'
Best sis.roid 200 yard Cotton. Sc.
Bast Sketn and Spool Silk, fc.
s,I, e., Tw,s,,, s,s.,,, every ever y.'S! sS!0s, ic.
Fest Fest saysrd ysS' Mssase ias.' six, * SC. spooi.
French Working cotton, 1c. and &c. skein.
English Hair pins, e package.
ss:s sss sssy.a sssis Pc: Ssps s sa''F
:sss Enssisa Crockett c a Brsids DOC. asc. dozen.
ss1: g ri.ss: 81: a*ss a-gs
English Tooshbrushes, Ivory Handles, 6c.,;loc.
jet and fancy sso 4oc. Gc,
&C.. &c. &C., Sc. dozen. las set.
by the card fancy and
Sleeve Buttons 49, GIT seis,
lee, lsc., Zoe, 25c. Soc. TO 81 set.
Periumery Pomade, Fancy Soaps.
Ivory and SIX .srsnylsss 3D., Fans, 5Sc. T., s.
Earrings NesA'ae'' f0'''N0nn'i OiESiSG ON MONDAY
GOODS Of EVERY KIND
r'0'" '"'' "''N WILLIAM kinney,
between Ami.y and Fourth sree,s
|s next block above the old store.
AT NINE. 4. DUvALs, 1872 BROADwAY-ALL THE
n latest novelties In Dress Patterns for spring
adv sac trimmed plain Patterns cut from measure
warranted TO ct perfectly.
T,ONNETs AND ROUND HATS-A LARGE ASSORT.
ID of elegant styles at prices TO defy competition also
the finest French Flowers imported
q. DE LACY, ssh broadway, near Nineteenth ST.
MA SPRING TRADE. CY.
MA Opening Straw Goods, CY.
MA Parasos and Sun Umbrellas, CY.
MA Ribbons, Loces, Erbroidcries and CY.
MA Fancy Goods, Hosiery. White Goods, Cl.
MA Housekeeping and Furnishing Go0dB, CY.
MA Books and Stationery. &c CY.
MA at popular prices CY.
Ma All our goods marked down to meet CY.
MMa the recent fall Of gold u v.cv CYy
MA Fourteenth street and Srth avenue. CY
NI HARRIS, NO. BREvooRT PLACE tTRNTH
M has opened Paris spring and fashions
In Walking Costumes and rich Reception Dresses also Bon
Round Hats selected from hc best houses Pa.s
to which ho invites the attention OF his customers.
ITO MILLINERs AND COUNTRY sTOREKEEPERs.
viii end It TO their interest to examine stock.
Ua .ba md len ha a ptnr
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pAcIFlc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPASYs
4 through Inc TO
Ca!ifornfa and China.
., Freight and passage greatly re iuced
through rates New York 10 san Francisco-
Fra Class. Steerss.
Sl25 10 $780, $6.
according TO location or berth.
These rates Include BERTH board and all reccsaes for the
trip.
Steamers OF the above iue leave pier No a North river
foot Of Canal stIcet q. u O'Clock noon
on the 5.h aad 2ist OF each month,
sycept when those days fall Sunday then The day
yiOus.
One hundred pound, Of baggage free TO each adult Med
April n HENRY CHAUNcEy, Captain Mau,y, connect.
lag with CONSTITUTION, Captain -.
Steamer AMERICA viii leave San Francisco April 3o 1870
Freight FOR HENRY cHAuNcEY received un.u r. NJ on
collecting in,and charges, &c.
For freight passage tickets and nil further Information
srpiy at the Office pier No. 42 North river.
r. n. BABY, Agent
uAvANA, sisAL AND VERA CRUZ
j New YORK and Mexican Mail steamship line, every
twenty days from pier IL Eaa rver at ls o'clock noon
The steamers ~
ClEOPATRA fhipa. SATURDAY. Aprt 2s
CITY OF MERIDA, Nav IL
+. ALExkSDaE SONS, 30 Broadway.
United STATES And nRAzIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
The elegant screw steamship MERRIMACK, 5000 tons
BURDEN capt W. Wecr will sail for g. Thouas Para Per.
namovco Bahia and Rio dc Janero, Saturday April 49,
y o'clock y. NJ from pier iS North river.
For freight or passage apply TO
WM r. 0AREIsnS. Agent. No. 5 Bowling Green.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~ OTICE-THE STEAMER ANTELOPE WILL con
~ her regular trips ferksk and intermsdase
landings for the Thursday, April H. leaving Has
rison Gtfeet every morning, At y O'Clock
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complete Ia the world separate compartments always
accessible FOR furniture baggage other porer,ics
modous elevators. Eighth avraIe. Thif.y third q thirty
fourth STRAIT
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NT HARRIS, NO. BREvOORT PLACE tTRNTH
M has opened Paris spring and summer fashion
In akiag Costumes and rich Reception Dresses also Bon
Round Hats selected from tho best houses Paris
to which ho invites the attention Of his customers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13
G. L. LONGLEY, EDITOR.
Upton, IOWA:
The Vote in Cedar County.

A light vote has been cast throughout
the county, with quite the usual proper
tionate Republican majority. So few
townships have been definitely heard
from that we will not attempt to esti.
mate the vote or majority.
Prohibition will undoubtedly be car.
ried in the county by small, and the
appropriation for Poor Farm by a very
large majority.
The Stock Act and the Constitutional
Convention will probably fail, the latter
by an overwhelming vote against.
Center Township gives lis Republic
can majority for the State and county
tickets, las on the Congressional, and
elects Republican Township officers, ex =
cept one constable.
Fairfield township was carried by the
Republicans by a majority of two.
Pennington Township cast 144 votes
out of which Is were Democratic. 1t
gives, of course, majority for prohi-
bition.
Pioneer Township gives Republican
majority of only four on the State
ticket, ties Cotton and Leffingwell, gives
q majority of 40 for Preston against
Wolf, elects a mixed township ticket,
and gives a majority of Ito against pro-
rhibition. From which latter vote one
would think that Prohibition had some.
time scooped somebody in Conven'
ton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

The auroral display on the night OF
the 24th ultimo was nowhere more
brilliant than throughout California
A dispatch from Visalia says: "At
times when the Sierra Nevadas were in
the foreground, it presented the appear
ance of chain of volcanoes belching
forth masses of crimson flame. Crowds
gathered in the streets observing it /;
SOME quite alarmed.
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The Southwestern.

Wespent last week among the farms
err on the line of the Southwestern
Railroad, between Walnut Grove and
Upton. The same good feeling towards
the project exists in this locality, that is
found al along the line. Scarcely a
man Il to be found who is not willing to
give the road the right of way across
his farm, and in addition to this, to
subscribe literally to aid in building it.
Even Inland township Cedar county,
whsrs the majority opposed the levying
q dve per cent tax, the substantial
men are - determined as ever,
and say that their proportion of the
sasoant EN- and will b readily raised
" Subscription. Our friend J. f. l..
faseJ. KAq., has > Subscription paper
sSss Which - hss already secured,
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with very little exertion, So, 0O0-hfmseif
and several others having given $500
each. From Upton this way distance
of about ten miles, the right of way has
already been secured by warrantee deed
to tho company, and more Is being Sc
cured every day-without a dollar Of ex-
pense.
Mn enterprise is certainly in as tan
ga6le shape now as the most sanguine
could desire or expect, and If our people
will only bestir themselves we may yet
see twenty five miles of the road graded
before snow flies.-Uinton Age.
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PROBABLE MURDER STABBING Az.
FRAY At WlLToN.-Friday night about
9 O'Clock, Dennis Mahana, we'll known
and infiuentisi citizen Of Wilton, Mus
catine county. got intoan alteration
with carpenter named Langley, and
stabbed him severely in the left breast
with pocket knife. The wounds are
close to lie heart, the shortness of the
knife blade alone prevented Instant kill
ling. The af1'ray, we are informed, was
the result of a previous misundertand-
ing. The parties happened to meet in
front of J. Reeds bank, Friday evening
aud the quarrel was resumed. Langley
is supposed to be MORALLY wounded.
Mahanna was taken into custody
Davenport Gazette.
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Public Notice.

Whereas. Armstrong Bros, of Mechanics
vile. county of Cedar, and state of Iowa, have
made application TO the Circuit Court in and
for said County, for n permit to buy and sell
Ninous aid Spirituous Liquors for mechani-
cal, medical, culinary and sacramental pur'
poses at their place of business in said Me-
chanicsville as provided by law, which ap.
plication was filed on the sth day of Oct, $50.
Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby given tina,
the time for final hearing upon Aforesaid ap.
plication has been set for Wednesday, the 26tl
day of October A. ID, 1870. at two o clOck =. NJ.
at the Court House in Upton. Iowa. when and
where any person may show legal cause, why
such permit shall not be granted.
Dated at Mechancsville the Sth day of Octo.
Der 4. u. 1870. WIN. ELLIOTT,
2w4l Clerk of Circuit Court.
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Public Notice.

Whereas, Samuel Wirick, of Upton, County
of Cedar and state of Iowa, has made applica.
ton to the Circuit Court in and for said Conn
ty, for permit TO buy and sell Vinous and
Spurious Liquors for mechanical, medical
culinary and sacramental purposes at his
place of bus ness in said town and county a.
prov ided by law, which application was filed
on the 18th day of October 1870.
Now, Therefore, notice is hereby given thai
the time for final hearing upon aforesaid ap
piication has been set for hearing on the 24tt
day of October A. d. 1870, at the Court House
In Upton. In said county, when and where
any person may show legal cause why sucl
permit shall not be granted.
Dated at Upton the 18th day of October a
d. 1870. WIN. ELLIOTT.
2wil Clerk Circuit Court.
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Pubic. Notice.

Whereas, Daniel r. Schumacher OF Upton,
county of Cedar, and state Of Iowa. has made
application to the Circuit Court in and for said
county, for a permit to buy and sell vinous
and spurious liquors for mechanical, medical,
culinary and sacrsmentai purposes ut his
place of business in said town Of Upton. as
provided by law, which application was filed
on the nth day of October, 1870
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
the time for final hearing upon aforesaid APP
piication has been set for Monday, the 2ith
day Of October, a. d. 1870, at o'clock =. NJ, at
the Court House in Upton, when and where
any person may show legal cause, why such
permit shall not be granted.
Dated at Upton, tie 18th day Of October, A.
u. 1870 Awe WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
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Public Notice.

Whereas James Dayton, OF StanwoOd, coun-
ty, of Cedar. and State OF Iowa, has made appli-
cation TO the Circuit Court in and for said
county, for a permit TO buy and sell Vinous
and spirituous liquors for mechanical. medi-
cal. culinary and sacramental purposes ut his
place Of business In said town OF Stanwood, as
provided by law, which application was filed
on the 18th day Of October, $50. f..
Now therefor. notice is hereby given that
the time for final hea ring upon aforesaid ap-
plication has been set for Monday, the Ith
day of October. A. D.. 1870 at o clock p. NJ, nj
the Court House. In Upton, when and where
any person may show legal cause. why such
permit shall not be granted.
Dated at Upton, Iowa. the 18th day of Octo
Der, A. d., 1870. VIM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that James McCrady
and Josephine Howard, administrations Of the
estate ofZiba Howard, decd, have filed in the
Circuit Court, Cedar county, Iowa, Position
asking for an order authorizing and EN- power
ing them to sell. for the payment OF debts OF
said estate, the following described realty:
Lot No. one ~ In section three, and lot No.
six 90 in section two, all in tip so. north. and
range 4, west Of 9Th r. NJ. or SO much OF said
lots as is required for paym of said debts.
Said petition II set for final hearing on the
18th day Of October, $50, in SAID court. "a
49,. .ssg WIN. ELIiOTT,
T#ti Clerk Circuit Court.
Wolf 4 LANDT. Atty's 2wil
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MIR. ELISHA :. HUBBARD

writes: This is TO certify that | was afliicte ,,
with rheumatism for about four months. a
part OF the time so bad as to require the use OF
cfhfch"s. ! tried physicians and their pre-
scriptionS for rubbing, without being benefit
Ted IN the least so far as could see but rather
grew worse AT length was recommended to
try your Johnson's Rheumatic Comnound
and concluded to do so; | must confess with
very little hope Of relief. but am pleased ia
say that felt relieved after TAX ing few doses
and now, after using six bottles, am entirely
cured.
lronsider your Rheumatic Compound n most
valuable medicine, and recommend il to n II
my friends, who are afflicted as | was and il is
win the hope that others seeing this may hs
induced to try II, that freely give this, my
certificate. Respectfully yours.
ELISHA :. HUBBARD.
Middletown. Conn. Aug. TO- 1870
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Probate Notice.

- Noticeis hereby giveu that LaMrics Tatum.
guardian Of Joseph II. Bowman has MED ms
report IL set for hearing in the Circuit Court Of
Cedar county, Iowa, on the 18th day OF October
1870. p VIM. ELLIOTT,
- Clerk Circuit Court.
WOLF 4 IANnr Atty's 9WI1
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To Whom fl MAY Concern.

Notice is hereby given that Calvin Mays,
guardian of Mary T.. WEIGH, has filed his resig-
nation and final report as SUCH and that the
same is set for final hearing Oct. 9th, 1870, at
the Circuit Court. at which time he will be
unless objections are made.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
riatt 4 Carr, Attorneys. iiw2
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$4,000 REWARD
For II Better Tonic than
RCRhAVG'S HOLLAND RITTERS

prepared from the choicest and most grateful
tonic and cartninaiives in the vegetable king
dom. This Is not Il new and untricd remedy
put one Known for years past and used in the
families OF thousands of our citizens through
out the North. South, East and West, for DIS-
Indigestion, Heartburn Heartburn Headache
Materhrash, CoStivenesS. Loss of Appetite.
The intrinsic value OF these BitterS iustifies us
IN offering them to the public with n conf
d"nce which the most doubtful will gain by a
single trial. We do not prepare them as Il
S'R"G but ms MEDICINE. and they will he
found. not in saloons, but in respectable Drug
stores.
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The Railroad Tax Question.

Atlast the Supreme Court have rem
dered an opinion upon this vexed ques
ton, and have decided the law of tie
last General Assembly enabling town
ships, incorporated towns and cities to
vote tax 20 aid in the construction of
railroads to be constitutional and. valid.
The opinion of the court in the case,
given by Justice Miller, Justice Beck
alone dissenting, is voluminous, con-
tanning references tomumbers otauthor-
tiles, and concluding rs follows:
1--WE find then that upon principle
and reason there is the same authority
for the exercise of the sovereign power
of taxation in aid of the constructions of
railroads, that there is for the exercise
of the right of eminent domain, and
that this view is sustained by an over.
whelming weight of authority. Our
plain duty therefore, is to sustain the
act in question. And the question
whether its enactment was dictated by a
wise State policy or not, we must leave
to the General Assembly, where it ex.
clusively belongs under the constitution
The order of the District Judge refus
ing the injunction is aifirmed.'
Now that that ghost is laid we feel as
if the success of the Iowa Southwestern
in common with many other needed
railroad enterprises in Iowa, was fally
assured
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

Brown who was in love with young
lady, asked permission to call her BY
theexplicit name of some animal, which
was granted on condition that she should
have the same privilege. On leaving,
Brown said Good night deer" Good
night, bore" said she. Brown has since
given up the company fyoung ladies.
A stoical Scotchman was addressed by
his sick wife: 80! John, l shant leave
this bed alive" please theeself, Betty,
and thee'll please me-" returned John
with great equanimity. II have been
good wife TO you. John" persisted the
dying woman. 'MiddliD," Betty, mid
lin," responded the matter-of fact hus-
band. .s.... .....
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13
The Greatest Medical Discovery
known 10 Man!
Lindsey's Improved
BLOOD ,SEiRCHER.
FOR THE CURE OF

All diseases arising from an Impure state of
the Blood Ii is purely vegetable preparations;
not single grain of mineral poison enters in
to its composition so that while il affords
relief. and effects the most wonderful cures,
no overdose can in jure the most tender in mt
These Medicines are for sale by all Druggists
Wholesale by FULLER, FINCH x FULLER,
Chicago, Ill. Iy
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MIR. JOHN ID, JOHNSON

writes: / was afflicted with infiamn q. DRY
rheumatism about six months. three of VI : ich
l was compelled to go on crutcheS. | tried Va
riouS remedies. without doing any GOOD one
medicine alone costinu n,r IS at 81 per bottle
! was recommended Ia try your johnson =
rheumatic Compound. which ! did without
much hope of relief: but after taking the first
few doses felt much better and knew it was
DONG me good. and after aking three bottles
| was permanently cured and have remained
50 ever since, now about two years. Trusting
This may he of benefit to you and to others
who are attn ict"d rs was | remain
Rtspectfuiiy yours. JOHN -. JOHNSON
Middletown, Conn, Aug. 10, 1870.
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SOLE PROPRIETOk.S.

We present the following certificates from
men whose responsibility and character in
this community are n sufficient guarantee for
their gcnuincncsS.
MIR. WILLIAM w COE
writes: My little son Charles, aged five wears
was afflicted with the rheumatism. at times so
bad rs to be unable to turn his han /. or scarce
~ to move. Itri"t physicians for about three
" 'oks, without being benefited in the least
as gould -e... At length | was rcconnende q!
TO try s-'l: johnson's Rheumatic Compound. which
did, and en- pleased to say that in ton DAYS
from the tine I commenced giving it, my
child was entirely we'll and has remained se,
ever since, now ABOUT one year.
Signed, WILLIAM W. COE,
Middlctown. Conn, August 10, 1870.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13
FALL STYLES
OF
Millinery Goods!!
The Very Latest styles!
The Very Best Qualities:
Lowest Prices!

NyISS TILLIE MILLER has Just received
Nl her Fall Stock of that's, Bonnets, Ribbons,
in a first class Millinery House. and invites
the inspection of all ladies desiring anything
in her line, knowing that she can furnish them
with
Better Goods at Lower Prices
than can be Bought Elsewhere.
fs.Store on Cedar Street. one door north OF
Reichert Bros. and opposite the Palmer
House, Upton, Iowa. IL