The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

MISTAKEN. However, since It Is self
evident that bat one paper can be the
Republican paper OF the county, and
that in this field for Republican news
paper work a paper must he that or
nothing, we do intend by all fair means
to strive against accepting for the AID
vERTIsER the latter horn of the diem.
ma. $685.. "A
We might, indeed, intended to, state
RICH: here the exact present animus Of,
o: cause for, the new paper, but upon
second thought Omit it US unnecessary
since any one may easily satisfy him
self by . little observation and investi-
cation; and In leaving the subject finally,
have only to say that we are not nearly
hypocriticsl enough to wish any such
project good speed.
THE CoRNET BAND.-Last Tuesday
evening our Band amused itself and
entertained our citizens by discoursing
excellent music for an hour or 50 from
the balcony Of the Court House.
And tins incident shall serve as text
for few words in regard to the Band
which we have for some time intended
to cay.
1t is but two years since the boys
organized themselves into band, with
u capital stock of just one skilfu! player
TALL the rest being new recruits) and a
set Of battered old horns. Now, thro'
the patient labor OF each number and
the painstaking perseverance Of Mr..
Woodis, the leader, it is able to perform
a respectable variety OF good music in n
very crcdi,able manner, and has nearly
furnished itself with a set Of the Lest
band instruments made in the country.
Only two horns are wanting to complete
the set, and for these the treasury only
lacks about $500. The total cost of
the new instruments will he above $500,
toward which the band has been assist
ed only by one festival, netting some
$4,000.
We think the boys deserve considera.
bic credit for thus providing themselves
with instruments at the same time they
were learning to use them ; and also
think it is a pretty good thing to have
Band in our town. We know people
say. "Whst good do they do us =? They
always 60 of somewhere, or ask big
pay ~ but such must remember that
the Band has been striving with might
and main to earn money to equip itself,
and also that it has repeatedly furnish
ell music for railroad and other public
meetings-in fact, las never refused to
elbow its horn' for the public when
requested, and, although the public will
have little claim on it when once its
outfit is complete, it will be more than
ever ready to oblige.
HIp.UP-To. Many of the
announcements, explanations, &C., on
various patent medicines are laughable
exhibitions Of poorly digested diction-
arg; others have the dictionary so fright.
fully that they are laughabIe even
though the string Of jaw breaking tech.
meal and Evolutionary words are all
properly used. TO the latter class be-
longs, we presume, the following stun
ner, which was inflicted by gentleman
of some former local celebrity here upon
a box of innocent tooth soaps and is cer-
tainly masterpiece:
"--'s Aromatic Saponaceous Tooth
Compound. Prepared only by-&c.
This salubrious and valuable Com
pound is composed of many ingredients,
all hygienic, and when combined in
this manner, constituting one of the
best dentrifices in use.
AS an excoriant--lt removes incipient
caIcarious tartar, aud prevents ultimate
incrustations on the necks Of the teeth
and uEder the margins of the gums.
Its astringent properties relieve infla.
nation, turgidity and bleeding OF the
gums by causing vital contraction in the
organic tissues.
1t is an antipyic. win cure ulcera
| ton Of the gums and periosteoalveolaf
ABSORPTION, Ioosening and soreness of the
gums.
Its antiseptic qualities will destroy
parastieal growths, neutralize acid Sc
cretions, correct alkaline predominnnce
prevent carries in the teeth and arres,
decay already commenced.
1t purifies and perfumes the breath
and leaves pleasant taste.
All should use this excellent detergeu,
with the pertinacious assiduity which
, should always he eXerted in behalf OF
the masticatory implements, and it will
prove a sure preventive to The many di.
seases Of the mouth common to this eli.
IN ate.'
There, by the shades of Noah Web.
ster. if any one can get over all that
without getting his jaw gu. Of joint he
| should Mt once become A missionary to
the Esquimaux.
IN a recent number Of the Mercury, a
paper published at Nillisca, Montgom
cry Co., Iowa, we notice n lengthy de.
scription of fine new building jus,
erected by our former townsman, Mr..
Geo. L. Ingman, an extract from which