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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-07

CARE OF THE WATCH-l. Do not
make a toy of it for yourself or the
children. Never open 1t except for
necessary purpose.
,. 1t should be regulated to about
mean temperature, and always kept as
near the same temperature as possible.
3. 1t should not be allowed to stop.
Better that it be kept running all the
time.
4. Keep it in as uniform a position as
possible. lin the pocket, better that
the pendant ring be upright.
5. Out of the pocket, if it hangs on
the wall, let it be upon some soft sub
stance. Never allow it to lie on bare
marble or other hard surface. If it lie
on any surface, let it be with face up
and pendant ring turned under, so as to
keep the upper part most elevated.
6. Let your key fit exactly, and be
kept perfectly clean. BY the former
you may save breaking chains, main
springs, ratchets, clicks, &c. by the
latter. prevent in r oducing much dust.
7. Wind, If possible, at the same
hour each day.
8. While winding, hold your watch
steadily in your left hand. Turn only
your key, and that firmly, evenly,
avoiding all quick motions or jerks.
0. Set your watch with key; never
turn the hands by any other way. You
may turn the hands either way without
danger, If they do not move very hard.
10. On regulating watch, should 1t
be going too fast, move the regulator a
trine toward the "slow," and if going
slow, do the reverse; you cannot move
the regulator too gently at Il time, and
the only Inconvenience that may arise
is, that you may have to perform that
duty more than once.
II. Take note that your watch, even
if good one, will sometimes be guilty
of 'irreguiarities" in consequence Of
change Of temperature, from the effects
of which none but chronometer is
exempt; also from the jerks and Jars of
travel.
~. 1fyou find any difficulty which
you do not understand, go at once to a
good watch maker.-Kemi6's Watch
ReDuircy's Guide
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POST HOUSE.

DYE +. POST, CLARENCE. IOWA. new
ID Hotel throughout, convenient to the de-
pot. and kept with the utmost regard TO the
comfort, convenience and satisfaction Of Gus
toners, ~ A. yl7nl2
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CHAPTER iot.

AN ACT to amend section seven,
chapter one hundred and sixty nine of
the laws Of the Ninth General Assem-
Sec. l. BE it enacted by the General
assembly Of The State Of Iowa, that sec
ton seven chapter one hundred and
sixty nine u69) of the laws of the Ninth
General Assembly be amended by
adding to the end of the said section the
following words: can contracts to the
contrary Notwithstanding
~. This Act being deemed of i'm
mediate Importance shall be in force
from and after it's publication in the
Daily State Register and Iowa States
man.
Approved April, l3, 1870.
1, Ed Wright, Secretary of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the DaiN Iowd State
Register April 2ith and Des Moines
Daily Statesman April, 9th, 1870.
ED. WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
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great cities had no moral instincts. He
n ed.} ard q tone ef~ sssisAA -sasssk'
which iustauuy swske sympathy N ny
own breast. f'- - 90 "cS -"
n-how-what Off" >@~ -
This mornin'! starwationv' y
My three questions received but two
answers, but they were ali-sutncient;
and the boy continued, as I looked on
with painful inquiry: .'4~-s' .f'
you know, sir. Jerry 'ad sister -
wos bad 'un; but she was tnk sick, you
know. STEAD Of lettin' 'er go hon t.
the Inland, you know, Ne got 'er into
the city 'ospital, you know. ut five dss- /
hrs . week, and kept 'er there outss -
own savin's, you know. He used to Do
a big job on 10 pals with the double
'eaded pennies, you know. an 20 wos;
henabled to 10 1t, you know. But ~ r.,
pal, found i'm hout. you know, an he
got broke. sellin' papers wasn't
enough, you know, sir, SO he starved
hissel for weeks to pay the five slums . 81
week. This mornln', you know, the
gal died. Jerry kissed her an gin to
cry, an then stopped. an they found ~
'ow he he wos dead, an the doctor chap
thought ~ ow be cum to ~ In not 'avin
anything onto Is stumsnick In nine
days. He al told 'em afore shout you,
sir, an they let 'ita knce!lnk jsst there,
sir, thinkin as 'ow you might come wp I
an see i'm, sir. Hes honIy b~en gone
a hour an 'af, sir, su'-ah'--" Tffs
boy broke down and sobbed bittsr- ii
ly. -."s@ II ~..... peg ~ =
seized my hat and went to the hos.
pital at once. Accompanied by one %
the physicians, l was guided to the
desired ward by one Of the nurses of the.
place. .@"
Upon a humble pallet lay the corpse
Of u GIN, "a mere child-she could not
have numbered fifteen mortal years.l
whose death. white face bore the miugsed
vestiges Of beauty and vice. sun, eUsd
as she, but with ono arm cast Y,rotect. u
ingiy over the bosom uf the kindred
corpse kneit the news-boy, his face
buried In the draIycry Of the couch, and
his poor little ragged emaciated with
suffering aud privntion. ....,..aqss
"There was nothing found upon tlps
little fellows person, sir, only those two
pennies, said the nurse, drawing them
from her apron pocket aud displaying
them. 5@'@i
recognized at once the trick pieces cf
the little gan,Jler, Int for some nome als x
could not speak. s#3m@@ q
II would like to have them as keep
sakes of the poor little boy" at length
said. ~ will give you hfty pennies
for them. - ss1 4'st" s'
,.. gspr
A party from Frankford went down TO-
Louisville to see play last week. After 9
the close OF tire theatre they took N look
at the elephant generally. While
on the corner of Walnut aud Hancock
streets, conferriny about the wondesos
a street car with co'ored
lights came In sight. -. .u.t a0f.t
"George.h said one Of tfsem to his
mate, "let us go right home In the
what makes you In sucii 4 hurry,
.Jim?'
ITS so -ickly here. Doyou see those
red aud blue lights coming up tile 81
street?n
"Yes, l see them, but what Of that7'
"Why, darn my cats II am going to
stay in place that Is 50 sicsly that they
have to haul their drug stores around on
Jim left for Frankfcrd In tire morn
ing.
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A young lady who has beautiful IT.
tie foot, hut a large ankle, recently went
into boot and shoe store in certain
Iowa town, to purchase a pair of gaiters>
The polite clerk was Of foreign birth,
and had not yet acquired the best Nee -
words. He measured the foot. and -.
far forgot himself as to remark: Md
am, you have one beautiAA Ret, ~
your leg commences too iAneAlseely, -
The young lady hlnsheh but .wsa
compelled to admit THAI the salesman
spoke to the point, -,
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TIPTON, IOWA, JULY 7, 1870.

of the 18th general assembly, which
additional bonds shall be filed before
any money shall I've drawn by said board,
under the provisions Of this act.
a.. All parts Of chapter 81, of the
laws Of tho 18th general assembly,
inconsistent with this act are hereby
repealed.
IS. This net being deemed Of i'm
mediate Importance by this general
assembly, shall take effect and be In
force from and afterit publication In
the Ioud State Register and Loma
Statesman, newspapers published in
Des Molnes, Iowa.
Approved Apri! l3, 1870.
!, Ed Wright, Secretary Of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Daily loWa State
Register April cath, and the Des Moines
Daily Statesman April 10Th 1870.
Ep WRIGHT, Sec. Of State.
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Sambo did yon ever soc the Catskffl
Mountains ?" - No. sab but I've seen
um kill mice.
"Bub, is your sister at home ?" "yes
but she wont see you to-night-
"Why@ Because she said she was going
to have CHE more mess Of onions II she
never got another Leau.' sEaza# aa,
What h the difteTs4ses bstween N
accident and u nsisft4 srssa?s. If your pres-
sing tailor were to fall into. the river, is
would be an seeisient but, if anv one
were TO pull him out it would boa mis-
fortune. sf - #stisa
Said yo'ngster in high gfse, display
! ing hrs purchases to bosom friend On
! the sidewalk: "'Two cocoanuts lee ten
cents That will make me sick to-mos>
row, and won't have to 30 to saAooa.'>
| And now the poets after him:
lack O.Sein went up the hill, 1859 Sss7*>s
! The bloody Canuc@ss to slaughter
But Jack came back In . U. 8. hnclea
| Much sooner than he ougfster-
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PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

TWO SQUARES SOUTHEAST OF THE
merly kept by Mrs Palmer,) will afford the
best accommodations both to the travelling
public and home custom. The house has been
newly furnished, and no pains will be spared
to make II suitable for all. Good sta bling is
attached. Boarders taken by the day or week.
Terms reasonable. The public arc respectfully
invited 10 give us IA call.
3ml7 MILIEH 4 FILsON, ProprIetors
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What the Ettrick Shepherd said OF
his dog Hector is iow going the rounds:
1T is a guide sign Of dowg, sir, says
Hogg, "when his face grows like his
masters. Hector got sac like me, afore
he deed, that remember when was
owro lazy to gang to the kirk, used to
send him to TAX my place In the pew,
and the minister never Kent the differ.
ence. Indeed lie once Gssed me neist
day hat l thoclit O tile Sermon; for he
saw me wonderful attentive amang n
rather sleepy CONGREGATION. Hector
aud me gied ane auither sic q look, that
/ was feared Mr.. Patton wud hae observ-
ed it bnt he was simple, primitive,
unsuspectin' auld mana very Nathan
iel without guile, and jealoused nae
thing; though bath Hector and me WAS
like to split, and dowg, after laughing
in his sleeve for mair than hundred
yards, could slant noe longer, but was
obliged to loup ava through . hedge
Into II potawto field, pretending he
scented game. ..4.
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lBJCIxEYE
G Hair c1ltti2lg

ID CONWAY wishes to inform the citizens
ID. ofTipton and vicinity that he has opened
a shop in the City Drug Store building, where
he willsbe found always on hand, and will try
70 please all who will give him a call Ladies'
nalr cut or shampooed at shop or residence
Long hair purchased and made up to order in
oswitches. enrls waterfalls. n29
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- fo1I0A01AAL1s- DEFAULT HAS
M - 1sds 6 70 oosdlions q certain MOTT as
s09h, - sxsetssd nd 1s1vsrsdbyA 1oos
Aba 1: brown. Ns1tIagss, be1rni data On Tho 18th
q. 1.zs Il p.;s ii sad of stes1ns county S Min.
.s:tt. oa teslsth ~. q ganes 4. y. ls6i, Il 8
4ee. Which ~ nsorts ewss gwen q secure
thspeyneeee q 2 eset.ia proniesory oots for -Four
- Seventy Tive dollars, payable in two
yeats o4f IL es q aid nSrtgsga With tnt~est at
y:s 81 Rss:ss a.: gGt Rsia end xhsss.. there
nost I'D mostggs st the date q this noliee ths
sum Of Five hundred and NlnOty Seven dollars and
Eishv oshta, aud BY reason d the non psynent Of
sstd nm The power to ssl which 10 contained in said
eeeepf = ~ or otherwise b. been ,nsttassd to re-
cover the debt 20 ming secured BY said mortgage
Or my 'p1nt thereof: " &'u::aT - ~: -
Nov therefore, notceis hereby given that by virtue
pursuant to the statute in such case qxds and pro
vided said mortgage will be foreclosed sale Of thu
mortgagod prenises lying and bsinsah the county o.
searns and State Of Minnesots. described a. follows
east half OF the southwest quarter, Of section No
Thirty-four, 3d. in township No. One Hundred ant
Twenty-six, (l26) North Of Range No. hirtJ;th
$751; West OF the 9Th Principal Meridian:
| At Public Vendue, BY the Sheriff Of said Stearn
county, At the front door of the Court House In the
| City Of st. Cloud, in said stearns county, on TIL
29rH DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1870, at two o'clocl
in the afternoon of that day, 70 satisfy the
which shall then be due ON said note aud mortgage
the costsof foreclosure and the further Of
ty-nve dollars as Attorneys fees, stipulated in sal
mortgage to be paid in Of foreclosure togethe
with all sums and costs allowed in that behalf b!
! law.
NJ. M1CKLEY, Sheriff of stear rs Co., MINI.
ABBY A. BROWN, Mortgage'
L. W. Co11lNs, Attorney for Mortgagee
Dated Dec. l6, 1859. decl67w
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TINE undersigned offfert, for sale . good
/ farm of 100 acres, on the north end Of
Maine Prairie, about T! '"r1'i
FOURTEEN; MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acresare timber, the balance prai-
lie and meadow, and the whole enclosed
With good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. on the premisesis
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
vithstabies. gran.ry and storehouss two
good wells, and otherimprovements. This
{arhis directly on the main road from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire atthis once or Of
J. s. DAM,
On the premises.
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.E I!s% SE J1s g R

a.&$ S, 1 Rs sss e3ss Sc q
clebs and merchants IN every part Of the country,
rom a'sne g ~ apapsnhDe n value 10 over
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Wars, Glass Wass, TsIIs asd P51seCitie1 n 1fsat
y4siVty. Elegant Preach Aad Qeenen Ysaev Gosde4
Beautiful Fho.ostaph Nbans; a. Iswtss id choi2
Bqxes' 1's:, A.1n sn'na .aa a'0'''
seid and Plated Jovery, Of ~ .,s,st .sy,es. +,
lcadiag Pablshine Hs1sps tSst III, I.sSis S3os1i
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and s'eS Se :?e S;a ssss:s M: s.s M
Posse ind 'vesythisxsleefer i;k - .:t:;..? sd1
one DOLLAR FoR EkcNeAR1tcaE.
We do not Offer single srticteon r.ssh.sdi.s tkAs
g 'Ss y sa;;ss fss T E q
xSS: rwhie inc greater part q our goods y
0NE.HALF THE BEaBLlR RATES.; i
We want good reliable agsut1 Ii svefy psi< OF III
% Nets .pesp aa.s 70 nm slnl
no ssnains =. order. you can obtain tho most liberal
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taS AsSaa,: a.: eoink y y: se.
veFtisement, with the most haud.oaae ssseST IA,
tssssas ss %:sss s1S e.
,:s :as xsss
Ct ths many aidsrbap asteles 1poia which st *,
FoEstuinias iuiIeiass I'D sasss ' FL. 1iex.t.
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had paid 10 ceetsfQe each ono cfiyoaf. Tcketa u
70 IT. nGs other Urn II
ss'sts Fl shs as .a 81 &,
i1 every order amounting to ovel SO, .ccompani,
tho ash. tho Agent may retain 11Oo andfn 20,
;: oraer OF GTer Sloo, 800 may bs rstsiu,l :,
H., To R.y H. Express chAngss,;
tns oher 10 more especially to assist Agents In i
s:ssaahd Southern States, but IL opsn to III Ct
'f yt,uc Commissions. ~, :,
y ohandiee, whom they Iup thsir entire Cut,
Which below w give spsrttal Lit Of Conniauao.s
For, an order Of $50 from a club OF xhar
We wihpay thsA Agent, asconmisssion, s. "a. Bio,
III q Beached ehestng,' Good Dress 1Rsttssn, Wa
Square shawl, Erench Cashmere Pants and Y,
Pattern Fine Large White 0oantsrpans, ese, or 81
For an order ofa5o from !. Club Of r,nx
clu p.yth. AGENT, !. 0snmissso., & u: sass.,,
xss, sa:: s xS WI. e
etc., or 100 N eesh. ~ i:'-, :, :. - mo
For An order o. 600, ltoaa s,sA Il q
A1ndred, W. will ply tie the Agent, = eo9niasi
100 yds good yaEd-vtde Shooting, Ooia-Sn - ~
Csae watch, kich Long Wool Shawl, Ssil a Ill y
French csssaste etc, ETC.; sf 1oin cai6. TT q
We9o not employ nytravsains Asshti,;. md Gu
< mefs should nOE ply money to pefso1s psfpoetinx
&c our SCENTS, unless personally aeqd.latSd.
Sig + Send Money always ~ ReElste Z
3: Il. nottc1ss .-a :. ~ 1,ii,-
"a For further particulars send fa Catalogues,
) PARKER B. CO.,
% + LOO Summer st., Boston, Nj