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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-12-07
A Romance of Real Life.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial writes from Newcastle,
KY:
II write this letter In the house OF an
old lady who Is niece of that Reoecca
Bryan who became the wife Of Daniel
Boone, and concerning whose eyes (the
young hunter is said to have mistaken
them for those Of a DEER the pretty
ba ok woods romance il told. The lady Ia
herself also the widow Of one Of Daniel
Boone's own nephews, her second hus.
band, who assisted In bringing the
great hunter back to Kentucky. She
was born in one of the chief old pioneer
stations (her grandfather's) near Lex
ington, and, although she is in her
eighty. iirst year, she is active in body,
busying herself with her flowers and
garden. clear sighted and alert in spirit.
Recently she heard that one OF her
middleaged sons, absent over 20 years in
California, aud presumed dead for more
than half Of that time, was yet alive.
and her 10y was great. He, too, had
supposed his mother to be- long since
dead.
The old lady has romance connected
with her second marriage. 1t is a.
follows. When her mother was a young
lady, Colonel William Boone, the ne
phew Of Daniel mentioned above, was
very much in love with her, aud asked
her on one occasion to marry him. She
told him she was engaged to Morgan
Bryan, aud that they were to he mar
-ied in a few days. Boone went away
and married another Young woman.
Afterwards, he, with his wife, VS. t.
Ell the young married couple when
their first child (now in her fifth score
of years. was hut very few ia, old
aud seeing the baby. he laughed said tc
her mother: Now, Mi'Iy, AS you
wouldn't have me yourself you give
me the girl for my second wife, wen''
you?" Whether any TESTING promise
WAS made am not informed but the
baby grew up, and at twenty seven she
was married, had seven children, be
came \ widow after nine years, ant
remained one for y long time, whel
Colonel Boone's first wife having diet
some years previously she really became
in her middle life the wife of her moth
I er's early lover, who had claimed her il
her cradle. The good old lady is aoous
toned, in relating this TO her sous ant
nieces, to speak Of it rs zone OF the mos
remarkable things that ever happened
I think so, too and it il = true story.
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uOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme
bit ters and il Intended for in cases when some a.
cohOlc stimulant required in connection with the
Tonic properties of the Btters; Each bottle OF the
Tonic contains one bottle of the Bitters, combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ RUN. and favored in such
that bitterness Of the Bitters y over
come, forming q preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant the palate, and containing the medicinal
virtues of the Bitters. The price ofthe Tonic y 80
m take into consideration that the stmulant used
y guaranteed to be of pure quality. poor article
could be furnished cheaper price but Is 1t not bet
ter to pay little more and have good article? A
medicinal p eparation should contain none but the
best ingredients, and they who expect to obtain a
cheap compound will most certainly be cheated.
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Premiums for Essays.

Agricultural premiums offered for
essays by our State Society, that are to
be awarded at their meeting i'll January
next, are as follows
For the best approved essay on the
preparation and management of a
stock farm in Iowa, based upon the ex.
perience of author, diploma and ten
dollars.
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Master, and Masters are u e only lega'
ranre.ent atives Of subordinate Oranges,
but the members generally, both ladies
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LOVE OF MUSICIAN English writer
says: =" believe there Is taste for
music in every child born, and that If it
disappears In after life II IL for the want
OF cultivation. Was there ever yet y
haoy who could not be sung to sleep :?
However this may be, to play some one
instrument II of moro value ; man
than At first sight appear. To the
character it is refiner. Music Is the
medicine OF the soul; 1t sMooths the
wrinkles If hard life Of business, and
IL lifts Us from thoughts Of intrigue, en-
terprise, anxi-ties, hatred, and what
tot. to . calmer, nore heaven y frame
Of mind. TO man himself. therefore,
the power to play is OF use. He may
not always have . sister. wife or dsugh-
ter to sing or play for him he may Mt
q way. I've within reach Of the opera aud
G ,ncert rooms. Then, too, half the en-
joy ment vi the music II gone. when you
cannot enjoy 1t - you list aud what
kind you need. gay, or grave. A. your
fancy lies. Ii IL al indulgence to pure
mind. and one Of those few indulgences
which are free from harm"
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They are the greatest known
Remedies

for LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS
DEBILITY, JAUNDTCE, DISEASE OF THE
KIDNEYS. ERUPTIONs OF THE
SKIN, and all diseases arising
from a disordered Liver
stomach, I'M
PURITY
OF THE BLOOD.
Read the following symptoms:
Constipation. Flatulence Inward Piles, Fu!ness OF
Blood to the Head. Acdity of the stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn. Disgust for Food Funess or Weight In
the stomach. Sour Eructations Sinking or Flutterng
at the Pit of the stomach, swimming of the Head,
Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking SufIOcating Sensations when In n
Lying Posture Dimness OF Vision Dots or webs before
the Sight Dull Pain Ia the Head. Deficiency Of Perry
ration, Yellowness OF the Skin and Eyes Pain in the
Side Back, Chest Limbs &c Sudden Flnshes Of n eat
Burning in the Flesh, Constant ImaginlnSs of Evils
and Great Depression Of Spirits All these Indicate
Disease of the Liver objective Organs combined
with impure Blood.
The OF the Bters or Tonic viii soon cause the
above symptoms to disappear and the patsent VIII
become well and healthy ~ sx&ks
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Dr.. Hollands Greek Oil,
lighting Cure for all Kinds Of Pains
and .fches.

APrLIEp ExTHPSAILY.-t will cure all kinds OF
Pains and Aches such Rheumatism, heur n gia
Toothache. Chibains, Sprains, Bruises Frost Bites.
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TAKEN iST RSALLY,-It will cure Kidney Com
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Cramps and Pains in the stomach. Fever and Agua.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS

Is different from all Others It is composed OF the
pure Juices of VITAL PRINCIPLE OF Roots, II ARBS.
AND BARKs (or incidentally termed, extracts,l tn"
worthless inert portions the ingredents not be
il contained mnch medicinal virtue as will be
found in several gallons of ordinary mixtures. Inc
Roots &C. used IN this Bitters grown in Germany
their vital principles extracted In that country by
scientific Chemist and forwarded to the manuiactorSy
Containing no spirituous ingredients this Btters is
free from the obecl urged against all others; no
desire for stin,uiants be induced from their use
they cannot make drunkardS, and cannot under any
circumstances, have any but benecl:i erect 4kx
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Aylyla The Great Cause Of
3| Human MiSe4N.

Just published in Sealed Envelope. Price 8
cents.
A Lecture on the Mature, Treatment and
Radical cure of spermatorrhOea, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. sexual
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and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapactty,
resulting from Self Abuse, 6c.-By ROBERT
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The rld-renowned author. in this admira-
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Eot;ce 70 tho Afflicted and I1afartu,ata.

Before Apply I, the notorious srscts who adverHs IA
rahe rapess CT using Any qlaes rcinodss pcruse d.
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Dr. Butts be consulted personally hyn. O. the
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It's no, necessary TO take handful efthese Pills TO
produce the desired effect: two of them quick ~
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Podophyln, or the Alcoholic Extract of Mandrake,
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For all diseases in which the OF cathartc Is In
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cry They never fail.
In cases of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia and extreme
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effects of the Btters or Tonic builds up the
The Bsers or Tonic purified the Blood. strengthens
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ergy. and viSor.
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DR.. Wells Extract OF ,'uyubeE:

il ogcrci to TIA" ruhiir ~. ~ great invigurat,
and remedy tor Nl! iuEii.i y H. Il iir hiut;t,
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57l broadway, New York,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
IMPORT Rs AND MANUFACTvREKs
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-24
SeiSet6ers MineH unb San'
0eretn.

gDir MAIDEN unfsrsr asier harauf auf
merriam. tae am na&Rsu oamaas ti'
srRt GiusatIuns uap 0abl Der Ssamisr
Obissr Gsifai&aft sstaItsn DtrS; 90 finl
tsrsits cine srp6s Nnlabl aFttsn sssst64
net, unO Hsbmsn mir rur&aus fsinsn NH'
ltanb, uulsru esftrn anluratbsH, atttsr
In osissr 0.ftufGaft Su ssiansn. Dab IL
elm sbrsnpotlss gut sslsIistfs @tf&df
plrp, eafir birssn Die Namsn Der eeute
pslGe bamit 80 ttun baten, unb hab e.
trfplsrst6 satIenO ipirb. baiir tiirst be,
anl&wsllsubs 8sIatbam a llsr scblsnbdnO'
lsr. &c ta ttnts Ssesn pilI&t, 70 umil@'
iis unb lorSfam fur pas 8Ubl Finer So
milis gu lstn, ale uur mBslia; isst Il
GaG bic @tlteentstl sstetsn, cine gut
aalass nall elnrm EIelnsn Rapttal 81 ma
hsn. uHb 5srr 8. G. SatrlS piro mi
5tuten Gu& tie gIans uue @strtslsqusl
len srllarsU, In
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-24

4ileS. S.-Ssbst bod auf bic perpiriten 9Hae-
pes 9sfGtss, aus tsreH Wartsr bsrporleudtftl
Ss fam niGt efbclftn perben, 70 lanse bic llr-
fade tes 9eipsns blstbi. Der 5Gmsrs burtb piles
i9eiutspn lebr l1limmer 9si@aimbsit Az fan;-
perpamtt8etaftetef fann ni9t tmiteei1tiaietta a ben,
fam Mot rutis rfiten, tann uid5t bedusm lsen
unb fam 70 fat utHt ausbalten, rsnu Ct baS
BselrfniB Der Hdtur tefrieeigeu mus. Hau ass
brau9, Srtggs' piles Mttsl nasb 6sn dapsll.
uussn, um innsre, Gubns, iudsHee eesr blRisHbs
plies tu beilen. Sit iinp miib uRb snpeElSila
anD .rpfresn ais Das earaatirt BsfIE ilt ausss~
Sebsn perosn.
Satarrb, 8Opfipth, WeuraIata. ie.
-gSis ptnts etutt gtebt 60. bic Hidt i9sn sen
cbtgeu i9limmen ufbtln aellttrn baben. DEtaaa
Alepantpr III Gin bona fide 1eiImittfl.
DER bpbIt. osr,bretbsuts
pultsn, 9sI9ipddie sunefnt Gaarisr ausruFk bsr
iapd6enbs MaGtIGp::,ts, unb alIe anberr Gpmss
tome bititr f6rtsiitsn tfranfbeit psrpen a,liit.
strt eurd ben @sbrau9 BON 8risss' Salss unb
eungen. .peilfr, bas belif SeiImttfI, peltbes bis
isst tntefdt peresa far paIs- uHp eanaen-
aranfbfiten, 2Ofl7f
SnbHeraueen. ShWdren, etnees
tpadbfere JfdgeI 1r.-Sdufsntt brinsen 6sm
Or. Briggs ibrfn DaHf bar fir ben GrfeIa lsi.
mes aafpiator unb Guratipe In 8e,us auf l4RsIIe
einesruns unp Seituns ven Siibnrrasns,s.
S@warsn unb alien Stranfbeiten bsr 8eiae. ebus
sthdf9t auf ben ialimmsn 3ufaEs bee 6aass,
Gum gsrGauf bel o. 8. eOtsd Nlaibsp 8rss j.
y. 9. u. y. .. 9uIlsr, 3, ,. phelps. grcF v.
Wr5arrab, y. 9. GbitisHben, GeraHisn, y. O..
Morgan y, Co. 3bcnlas II. Co., albert Gree,
nsee YaTt Morgan u. Sspis, prsplbsnes, UNI
apsipfffFn hesreaupi. 20iI7l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-24

GreBsr Haafetoit Dtttaii. - GtH
Daannperratb tm Sgttitt pon $50. 900
wIrb ron ben etifgprss ctas prtttrtR
8orbs6att In 5fFenttiasr auttioa an ben
bB6ftsn Bietr p,ifluft werpen. Gtne gnte
0slestnbett fir pte Gsmohner uon @trdnS
ton unp umsfsenb, Raufleutr anb Dsess
Ter. ais aud fur prtuatteute, Oa Der gors
ratt In fs6s sa8sn psrtauft werbsn mue.
Gr pirp In srobsn 9arttsn oeer eta,sln
psrtauft. mad Selteteu ber 3dufsr. Tas
8erfaufslctal III cer friiter BON u. Rssss
u. Go. ceeuplrte Store, nd&Rs Stare 10
eem Bee Dive" unp bssinut bsr 8tytauf
am WittwU& ben %. ausuR.
~ 5arrte u. 6ows
In aHEttenittf.
nG- 5stb Ibr faon bort sswsitn2 Ds, Q
nitt, 70 gsbt bin unb iibsrstust su6, bae
mir ben beFen unO biutsasn Sbss. RaFts.
ItbI, Guitsr, 0sIfhfernmebI, @roetrtss
unb 4rcpiiIcnsn In bfr Stabt uertdufen,
unp spdr In benz ,,Denn apeuue Site
Stcre." 6. N. 6owianb u. Co., blaHe
5rput, 23l 9snn apenus. Ode Der Gin.
psnirabs, SCRANTON, pa. (fribtt 0al-
lambs Stors.) Gtu bfutiter Gletf wira
eut teetsnen. 10an71
,,9se Sibe" nnb ,,9oqar stsre."
unslautIt6 srfGrint ss. pie bic 6ers
rsn parrts u. 8rown bic mebsrHRsn SeEs
rem une Damn QUITE fir ,psi bis but
Ccairs ssrtaufsn fSnnfn, wdbrenb Fe tn
dnpsrsn @eidditstcfdI,u fauf bic isGs
Dcaars toiisn. Gin gstiu9 ptre SeesE.
mann prn Der patIhtit teS GsfdatsR
iibsr,sussn. Stf talten ffrner 6letber,
5tisfsln unb Shube unc cline rtihe aass
patI ron Ganep. G9crs. Gdhsr, fiinRlt6e
Slumtn unb GruhtfSrbatn. Wan f1sHe
It'd niGt, eiaen Seiu& 30 maGen, rsnn
man aud ni&ts faufen will-9laue 6ront,
ssssniibtr esm Wobtllore ron Ganiaer
u. Co., qadawanaa aaeuus. 1ia7l
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ton, pa. s26mt71
s0 Sober Dirtb fclIte eine ppn 0se
oriper etonarO's eaatrbtsr. .pumpen 'bas
ten. Durh psrsn 9ebraua III pas Isste
9Ias Bier ebsn 70 UcbllAmsdsnb, gut
uue fibI, ais pas srifr. 25mt71
s9- einen Grtra. artifet 9eberttrap
gum gsrtanf Ia GROCER Rsnse In Gbtt-
ttReen's apcttsfe, eada. apf. 23ma70
n@- 8trsf6t nIat, ba6 Strr G6ttten.
Den, Gtsenttiimer Der apcttete stssnaber
Dem eOurtbaufe oabter, 8ssspturen auf
oas @swifentaftsfe ausfIbrt unb aGe Ia
ietn 6aG etnfdlaseneea artifst pprrdttis
sdIt. 70 ptre esuti& paisIbR esiptst
ten. s| .44as. 2w
n9 Gralning, Walersi unb Gaps,lss
en- bslcrst -- Bauer tm fstnlt n
5iYle uno bsfBt tsipnpers ia Der srfses
aannten 8unf cine isttsnt NttRerl@aff,
"a er nur pte beaen arbeiter bdlt. Sue
prptsn iesler Grtett oerwstR er auf pts
GotaIe Der 5erreu Grauf sitfer unp Char.
les 8. S6apt. r.. 20ap7l
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GborGcs NOIGus =
Merchant ailor,

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madbt ti.rRi;s befannt, bae CT fdt in StraEtcn
nieeereslaHsR unp elm gFlhlfislptal tn eadas
panud Gpf., esetnater sem Opfrutaus, fIghnFi
bat. Gr Eirp lttiS siue eaR auspabG reH esseH
5Ede itptr Sprir sOrTdtbts taitsn une pa,ifltf
nan pen mOesrnRrH St2Ie Su aHilsfn pfTaT'
tsttgH,
Rtparaturta une aas In msin SAD sinl6id'
genheH aTbsiteH Efrstn prompt uHe etlta se'
Irrat. 1870
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-24

Sraaniiirt nuter ciueni fpcSieltcn
Charter Ser Gifcbgebuug nit onPs
Dclter SCrbiupitd,eetf.
Geds prpSent SntsreIen bfSaRIt auf 3ftI'
hrppilien.
Teripren, psldle In tielsr 8aEE esppniTsli,
FSnnen mad 8etieber 6]rlO 5icbir.
Gclellpuen on alien ShHptcrlGn nereen 9r'
maat npe an Eags her 3nbIunJ gum niseriG'
fen Mrtbirl. Gonrie berhHgt.
gGrdlrl urrtGuft fir Ntw. yprf urb StIhesI-
rbia, GcutIbIaus, GusslEb, 5TlanP, S9eit'
LIMB uup aasn puuttsn bon europa,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-24

nA DIE 42as Qlsieruna bee tsutfG.
amsrltantihen gouperfatipns 9srieous
sutbalt cline grpBs anjabl Die Ssrsintstsr
Staaien bstrsif,ntsr arttfsl, bic in ben
surcpdtt6tn sEsrtsn sntpsesr poaitanpta
Ittlen cpsr bod nur 70 turi bshauptlt
lup, taB fs amertfantl&eH StfeER nttt sss
nassn t5ngsa. 3a ben erasren ssbSrs 4.
3. her Mrttisl iitsr bic @utu 9riber,
elnsn Der aatlreidsu aaerttlnifhea Sc.
bsimcrpen. bic Ia pem reullhsamstifant.
| lden Gpnperfatlonseirecn fdmmtIttb eins
ansiiibrli&e 8tirre@una erfdbrtn, nab.
rtEs Die eurspdif6en GusseIopabisa ii
sanali& unbsradf&ttet laTtn. unnr hsr
amfriFantf6eH 8tc9rapttsn pom M6H'
usyu. Die In ben ltbtsp Sabrsa sins tsr,
rorraasups 3olle gsirtfta pbsr Fdh all
Oelekfte uper Sfrtftas[ltr ausas,tt6nt
babsn, Fue bsfUnpers bsrpOr;ubsbsn, be-
Dtutlh. .Qmsrtfautr 5agfa, 9alpsman
6aIs, 5eg, &. O. 5alsd, 8. gB. 5aass
unp Saneod. uuttr ttreuteneeu amert
tantrn frlbsrtr astt fnp aamsutIttb pi
6amiIlcHs uRb irar gang befCnbers GIt
ranbsr pamllton 40 nfnusu. Der Grtile
5abeas Corpus prEfclst bic @tlhiate &c
fee pidpttsen priplltatHme In rem gereIH
StaalsH tn stnsstenptr 8stle tis auf bt
! neusft 3tit. uHteFitR qieIen stcsrnpbifG
aaNatl@sR slrtiFrIH ta persGsltb Ssr iibs
5amilicH tn Stip Su sywdeasn. Di
ptkhsfu aEtitsl iistr 6aabsl, 6anrsls
fGW.tn u. {. ,p. fGsnIen ben owsriiant
! fhsn gtrtditniF,n tsGpHefTs NulmsrI
famifIt. uutsr ZEN abrissn GvtiGrIn iin
pie deer eatntmauu, naasaiIlA wsss
anfa5ruua alsl tsfsuttnssrtn amtrl!t
nlfnsn S8rtfitH IbeE Eoe SEnsm b
OTanesrs rsr eaascpats6. eamptr
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