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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
About lao hands are employed hi grading the
ropes creek section or this road In Charles
county. Md, Samuel Cox, contractor. Mar
me creek the grading b very heavy-much
more % than upon any other part Of the line
within our county, and, OF course, the work n
correfpondiDGy Glow and tedious. In short
time the whole line win be ready for grading.
Port Toi acco Times.
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Sudden Death Of the widow Of D,Arey
Mc0ee.

TORONTO, Jan. 21.-The funeral of Mrs Nc
Gee, the widow or the late Thomss darcy
Niece wss numerously attended, the Mayor OF
Montreal and rany prominent citizens joining
in the procession. Mrs. McGee was found dead
kne aling With her prayer book in her hands,
evidently having died midst her devotions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21

Miss MorLfY's MAEEIAsH.-A New York
World special dated from London Jan. 10, saws:
Miss Mary Motley, daughter OF the late Minister
FraDpton in Dorseishire, to Mr.. AIgernop
sheridan. Miss MotleyS bridesmaids we're the
Missss Sheridan, Motley, Sturges, Bsmpfylde
ana Norton: The honeymoon Will be passed ct
Poltimore Park. Mr.. Motley viii shortIy mo.
coed to Holland. -
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English Opera Combination,

tIutr the direction OF
Q. II. HESS co, e.. RICH .NGS BURNARD,
MoNDAY-UPESiNG NfGHT-MARTHA, with
he famous original American cast: Caroline Rich
sgs Bernard, Zelda sesuin. W lillian Castle, s. @.
Campbell, Il. Seguin, A Howell, Sc and the
Irabd Cnorus and Orchestra, Conductor, SIR. y.
Behreus.
TUkSDAY-THE HUGUENoTs Presenting in
he cast-Otserye-Mrs 4. kichings Bernard, Miss
nose HeTsee, Annie Kemp Bowler, Miss Fannie
Goodwin. MessTs. William Castle, : G.. Campbell,
Henri DTayton, Arthur howell. J. IL. Chatterson,
wEDNEsDAY-FRA DIAYOLO: Rose Her.ee
AnEis Kemp Bowler. Byoukhouse Bowler, &. se
nm, b. Z. Cam pbel. Hesri Dray ton, A. Howell J.
Chstterson. Is.
THURSDAY-TIDELIO-B only On
ers, first time here in English Nrs Caroline Rich
lngs Bernard, Hose HeTsee. William Castle Henri
DIsytdn. A. Howell, J. IL. Ch9tterson, &C.
FBIDAY-CRUWN DIAmUVDS: Csr0iine Rich
Igs BeJnard, Annie Kemp Bowler. Brookhouse
SATURDAY MATINEE-B1HEMIAN GIRL
Rose HeIsee, Fannie GCodw in, u. OokhOuse Bowler,
;. q. Campbe 4 SeRuin, &c.
SATURDAY NIGBT-OBER0N Caroline Rich
ipgs Bernard. Zelda Seguin. Fannie Gocd@in, VIA
lam CASTLE, T. Sesuin, J. II. Chatterson, A. Howell
&C
ENTIRE CHANGE FOR SECOND WEEK,
Admission, 81; Gallery, SOC; Reserved Seat, 81
and : 90.
LiIreftos-The ibsTized and correct editioaNc can
le purchased only AT NefZeroit's sud Ellis Music
Stores and Esde Inc Theaier. jaD-tf
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BATCHELOR,s HAIK Dya

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
harmless, reliable, tnstantaneous, does contain
iend nor any esfese poison 10 produce paralysis OF
death Avoid the yAunted and deiu sye preparations
virtues they DO not possess. The genuine,
": A. bachelors Hair Dye has had thsyty yeays'
he only perfect Hair Dye-black or Brown. Bold
y al druggists. Applied ct 10. Bond street New
iofk feSn
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LECTURES.

+ INCOLN HALL.
AMUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
TIE rGrseers OF the French Fair fake area, Plea
sure in Announcing that
Mss anna r. DICKINSON.
The QresR Of the LyceuD Plstform,u viii deli Or
her new ard great Lecture.
JOAN OF ARC.
-IURSpAI KvEHING, JANUARY 20, 1871
General admission, 20 cents Tickets tor ssls ct
re Sock and Music Stores. Reserved ees.s rs
Cos.s nsl-5t
~ Lecture on SPlRITISM, or the Fact and
Nature OF Our lntsreourse with the Iahabtants Of
tics, Friend eoeiety, in WALLS OPERA HOUSE,
on, SUNDAY EVENING. January q, lS77, ct
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Jealsusy PrsDIas the Harder Of .

CIScInKAfT, o., Jan. 2o.-To-night, Fred.
Kohers shot Minnie Wellin gshoff, OF Covinotou.
and she died in few minutes. jealousy caused
the murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21

INV YoHK, Jan. 2l.-The export Of specie TO-
day IL 500 goo.
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FINANCIAL.
New 1-SO Gold Loan

OF TIE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
sssBred ty FRS. Mortgage OF Railroad aud
Land Grant
SAFE, PROFTi ABLE, ORNAMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21

observation-disclosures should De Guarded against
81 u must be cared The alternatives are death or
s &c conseauenees a. render life burden. Comba,
order, reg ulafe the female systeni promote the an.
Hetlte, Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rhenIns
trm, incres@ the yieor or both body and mind, and
relieve the children OF summer Complaints Ali this
can only be done With safety, certainty and prompt
ness ~ Charles Gautiers Native Wine Bittsrs; %
sAys popular opinion, endorsed BY many OF the most
efIhent physicians. who assure Of the complete
Victory OF these over all other Bitters 1t has ALSO
luteiy driven them out Of the market where II has
been introduced 9autfers Native Vino Bitter,
may DC nao Oh AL uruggisn. oe2c-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21

RAID on TENNESSEE STILLs.-An eight day
raid with mounted troops in the mountain re-
gons OF Tennessee, by Supervisor Emery and
Detective Gavett, of the Internal Revenue IN.
rcsu. resulted In the destruction o. seven iilici
dstilleries and about 100 coo gallons OF mash
Eleven O.her stii's were found, but, as they
were not running. they could not be mOlested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21

AZ iNsANE Man ATTEMPTS To Cow.rr SRI
CibE-ChaIles A. Aalkenburg, a native OF
schoharie county, y. Y. who has be- n stopping
the pat month al Nj - IeTas on Pennsylys-
ms aNepne. Te9T 81 street, attempted 90 com
init su,cide yesiC .cay by throwing himsslfin the
canal lie WIS examined by several phy siciaBs
and pronounced insane, and was taken 10 tls
Government In sne asvium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21

The HOUSE is in session to-day for debate
only, With sery few members present. Mr..
Asper, of Missouri, spoke in favor OF revenue
reform, and advocated an imposition OF duties
on articles not produced in this country, He
announced himself in favor OF fcee coal aud
fee salt. Messrs. Julian, OF Indiana, Degener,
Of Texas, and Mckenzie, Of Nirginis, are to
follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21

Mss AsNs DfCHISscN j. - generous g. she
y tleGueni. Az, m 4 very graceful and IL. ling
euer 10 tie Marquse &c Chsmhrnn. OF the
conmiiee Cf arrangements Of the French far
ssks VIII the ladies Of yOur committee ac-
"ert l-cture from me. the entire procee.ls 10
ne Put With ycCr fund q" The Msrquise replies,
gracefully End gratefully thanking her. AMI the
result = Tat Mis- Dickinson - 20 deliver her
tf!iliait lect1Ie OF ''Ieanne DArc" an the c.tV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21

CHEAP GRoCER'ks-Bv the advertisement az
hat entorprisng grocer, William r. Given, iios
18th street, ~ viii be seen that he has marked
Gown b's prices 20 cOrrespond with the tarIr
reduction. We have no doubt ne will thcrehv
greatly extend has already extensive business.
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= GRAND OPERA SEASON,

T'HE GK4ND OPERA SEASON.
THE SALE OF SEATS FOR SINGLE
OPERAs HAS BEGUN AT METZEROTTS MI.
SIC S1ORE.
NATIONAL THEATER,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JAkgARY 2S,
FOE TW ELNE NIGHTS AND TWO MATINEES
Tux GRAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-21

THURSTOSS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
UkE the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeih s~ld by all druggists Price, p aud 81 cents
JOUNENs iNODORQUs GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soiled gloves elral to Sold 10y all drug
ssts and fancy goods dealers Price Is cents des "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03
A California Belle.

G. A. Townsend sends his description
Of an original California woman to the
Chicago Tribune: The first generation
Of California women are not handsome,
Adolphus. A frequent flavor Of old
grass is detected in the window ", and the
steamshi ? passage is not good semin.
ary In all respects for either matron or
maid. OF one Of the former bellies OF
San Francisco it Is related as a pleasing
joke that sho was married out of q
wealthy family to u gentleman who
dotted Oh her eccentricites, the least plea.
santry of which to him was a request
that the ceremony should be svrrep-
tious, and that abe should instantly and
separately depart for the east ana fol
Europe. "What for?" "Adoiphus, l
am surprised at you. Consistency. oi
course" Well, arrived at Salt Lake
the virgin wife received the following
telegram from her husbands: 1.-The cat.
OUT" She replied thus femininely
"Who peached?' He retorted: "The
coachman!" She then plaintively
telegraphed: "Bust his crust"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03
Accommodation for Visitors at tho
State Fair.

Gen. Wilson Of the IoaUa homestead,
wrote to Secretary Shafter for some
definite information about the extent of
accom- mu,odations that will &c afforded
at Cedar Rapids for visitors during the
State Fair and the prices to be paid
therefor, ana las received the following
letter in reply:
Editor Homestead: In company with
John II. Bacon, we passed a day at Cedar
Rapids last week. Much has been writ.
ten about the State Fair grounds and the
preparations thereon; let it be summed
up in the declaration that no one who
comes to the Fair, will fail to be proud of
them.
How can Cedar Rapids entertain 1000
one night and at what price? The five
hotels will charge only usual rates. Nu.
merous private families will entertain
visitors for price, and rs Mr.. Greene
remarked, I'VE intend that this city
shall keep "open house during the
Fair" Besides, the trains are so run
ming now, that parties can attend the
Fair from Vinton. Mt. Vernon, Liberty,
Anamosa, Marion, Dewitt aud all the
prominent points in Linn, Benton,
Cedar, Jones. johnson, &C. coming in
the morning and returning home at
night, at a very iuconsiderable expense.
Many will doubtless adopt this plan
going and returning every day.
Mr.. Leech, OF the Local COMMITTEES
will have the name of every person in
and near the who will take boarders''
during the fair, with the number they
can accommodate, and the price per
day. The visiting committee will have
offices to which strangers may repair,
! aud they can be assigned to quarters.
Ga the return, We stopped IA day al
Hickory Grove Farm. Your own des.
cription, q few months ago renders ii
unnecessary to add anything. But Mr..
Bacon may we'll be proud Of his Bashaw
colt, "Major Downing" He is u per.
feet beauty. We hope Mr.. B. will
realize all his hopes concerning this
particular pet.
Yours truly, J. NJ. SHAFFER.
FAIRFIELD, Iowa, July 7th, 1871.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

Oakley Hall was hung in effigy III
Brooklyn Friday morning. The fingers
Of the man OF st,aw cIenched the fol-
lowing letter:
To the Coroner Of Kings County:
II am Oakley Hall of New York,
schetched by Jack (Hoffmar> the Giant
Killer. These are my remains, aud
this is my last literary effort l 40 tu
join Arnold and Burr, although it is this
middle Of July. I have betrayed the
liberties of free people in trying to be
Protestant Catholic; and have gone
back on my dad in trying to be an
American Irishman. l have had too
much Oakley Hallucstion; l amt O.
X. any more; feel like some banquet
Hall deserted, or, as that blarsted Times
man wonld say, its Hall up with mo
on the limb of tree. / am the first
Amerisan to violate the Constitution Of
Of my country by religious lei'ecu.ion,
aud a bright specimen of demagogues
who pander to the worst population in
| this world.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

A prominent government official re
Gently wrote to u friend In New York
inquiring as to the position. financially
and otherwise, Of u resident of that city.
He received the following reply: II am
happy to inform you that Mr.. --
stands at the very top of respectability
here. He owns a fast horse, New
York judge, and intends to steal the
first railroad he sees lying around
lOoset
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

Parental opinion is divided as to the
best method Of disposing of little child.
rem. There are those who thinS that
letting them play with loaded guns is
the most effectual, though sliding them
down stairs balusters in six. story
hotel has its advocates: in fact, three
instances have been reported within u
few days, in various parts Of the coun-
try. where this latter method worked
with complete success.
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Tn1y XND x&l4 u

Pittsburgh sbips 10000, 900 bushels OF
coal annually.
st. Louis has forty eight school hous-
es. valued at 81, 1890
An acre Of land in London recently
sold for So, GOO, 600. .-~.-~--~-- ~a~-~~
Home made sewing silk Is one Of the
products Of Harris Co., Ga.
The expenses of Barpum's combina.
ton exhibition are $500 day.
A Kansas man Is in Jail for letting
one Of his neighhor's mules follow afttr
him.
The New Orleans Times calls the life
Of Ben Wade 'profane history
An inch Of rain falling upon an acre
Of land weighs upward, Of one hundred
| tons.
Piano making at present takes the
third rank among the manufacturing
interests in the U. s.
1t Is said that a tourist travelling corr
tinuous'y without any stoppages can
now go round fhe whole world in eighty
days.
A Down East editor says that since
the recent rains the good old farmers
ARE smiling like new shingles on =
patched roof"
A Boston paper il responsible for this
atrocity: "Another nude departure
Lydia Thompson has sailed for Eur.
rope"
A good newspaper does more towards
building up town and county than
any other public institution, and gets
less for it.
a Boston paper writing Of a recent AL
dress there. says: tine disc ,urse was
an hour in length, and was listened to
with ability"
The rush Of visitors to the Yosemite,
Valley is very great this year. Among
them is Lord Campbell. brother to the
Marquis of Lorne.
In some parts Of Colorado water sells
at two cents a pint. which shows that
they haven't dug their wells deep
enough to reach the quartz.
An old lady being asked to subscribe
for a newspaper, declined on the ground
that when she wanted news she manu-
factured it herself.
A Paris halter whose stock was rid.
died with bullets during the siege, now
sells the damaged hats at fabulous prices
as souvenirs of fthe war.
The steam power employed in the
u S. does the labor Of lao, 600, 900 men,
while that Of great Britain il equivalen:
to 10000 900.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

that the dense air and the rare air shall
have the same temperature. From tn.
foregoing 1t follows, that, given the We
locity Of sound in air, the temperature
nf the air may be readily calculated. II
the molecules of the sir be ruppos ed t"
be balls held together by springs,
then heating the air is tantamount :"
increasing the rigidity Of the springs
The very motion Of waves of sound
through air raises the temperature ot
the air thus sound wave raises in its
own path things which augment its rate
Of propagation.
The distance of a fired cannon or Of I:
discharge of lightning may he deter
mined by observing the interval which
elapses between the flash aud the sound
Hence, it is easy to see that ifa row OF
soldiers form a circle, aud discharge
their pieces all at the same time, the
sound will he heard as single discharge
by person occupying the center al the
circle. But If the men form straight
row, the simultaneous discharge of
mems pieces will be continuous kin't
Of roar. A discharge Of lightning along
a lengthy cloud may in this way pro
duce long roll of thunder; the roll OF
thunder must, however, be in part, due
to echoes from the clouds.
The following was the most beauti
full Of the experiments exhibited In the
course Of the lecture. A thin thread OF
light from the electric lamp was thrown
upon q small mirror, about the size Of q
sixpence, mounted on the top Of one of
the legs Of large tuning fork. This
mirror reflected the line Of light back
behind the lamp, upon a looking glass
which Professor Tyndall held in his
hand this large mirror reflected the
light as bright spot upon large white
screen facing the observers. The vibra
ting fork gave a slight up and down
motion to the line Of light. and the lsc
turer by moving the large mirror on its
verticle axis, gave a horizontal motion
to the light. The result Of these was
that series Of very beautiful waves OF
light was seen upon the screen, and
thus gave optical expression to the
sound Of the fork.-.Scientifc Ameri
can.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

H0OFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme
bitters and intended for in cases when some al
Tonic properties of the Btters; Each bottle Of the
Tonic contains one bottle of the Hters. combined
with pure SANTA Cruz RUN, and favored in such a
manner that ezrene bitterness OF the Bttcrs y over,
come. forming preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant to the palate and containing the medicinal
virtues Of the Btters Tie price Of the Tonic is 81 80
per bottle which many persons think too high. They
must take into consideration that the stimuant used
Is guaranteed to he of pure quality. poor article
could be furnished at cheaper price, but is it bet
ter to pay little more and have good article: A
medicinal y eparaticn should contain none but the
best ingredients. and they who expect to obtain a
cheap compound will most certainly be cheated.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03
An exchange tells a pathetic littl

An exchange tells a pathetic little
story about a pigeon which became
fastened BIZ long string hanging from
Its leg to a telegraph wire. Two or
three cruel boys wanted to threw stones
ut L.; but kind gentleman. telling them
not to hurt the poor bird, got u ladder
and carefully unwound the string, and
put the frightened, fluttering little crea-
ture tenderly in his bosom while he
decended. The next evening he re
marked that 1t had made much nicer
PIE than he expected,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03
The Happy Valley.
by r. r. PALQRAvE.


In the heart OF tho long bare uplands
1t lies like q river OF green,
And the trees each slope descending
Leave fiowery sward between-
A flowery path for the children.
With the oak and the thorn on high;
Coverts to tempt the boldest,
And shelter for the shy.
Come, love, to tho Happy Valley,
Where the turf stones smooth and dry;
At our feet the laughing children.
Above, the laughing sky.
Life has no hour more golden
Than this on the grassy slope;
While we blend the age Of reason
With the dearer age of hope.
For childhood is ofthe valley,
Haven'd from tempest and heat.
With flowers beyond It's Rrasping,
And flowers beneath its feot.
Mid age has the long bare uplands.
Bare to the heat and rain,
Come. love, to the Happy Valley,
Children with children again.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

A Massachusetts girl announces
through the advertising columns Of
the local paper that she "takes this
method OF informing certain young
man, that the next time he desires to
gaze upon her 45 mortal minutes, with
out wihking his eyes, That she will con.
slider herself highly favored il he will
close his mouth, aud not sit there like
young robin awaiting the parent bird"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

Some men show most wisdom III
making blunders. \ western Journal.
ist seems to have been wiser than he
knew, when, drawin. upon his memory
for poetical quotations about woman, he
delivered himself in his newspaper as
follows:
D, woman in thine hours of ease
Uncertain, coy. and hard to please;
But seem too oft, familiar with her face,
We first endure, then pity. then embrace.
| 1t is doubtful if Scott and Pope, 80
essentially unlike. could, with ths
creates: care, be again so happily com-
bined to present an old subject in new
| light.
| The lawyers Of Hartford, Conn, are
very much puzzled over case which
has just arisen there. A man recently
died and left widow, cliltiless, but
expecting shortly to become a mother.
| His will provided that ii the expec. ed
: child should prove To be lie a boy, two
thirds of the property should 20 to him,
and one third to the widowed mother:
IT, on the contrary. 1t should be girl,
only one tlird of tie estate was to 20 to
her, and two-tlirIs to the mother.
! Tie widow has, however, become tEe
mother Of twins-a boy aud gill-and
it will require wise man t. decide
how the property shall be divided.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

a Baltimore man offered to bet money
that lie could fill lighted Kerosene
lamp. He filled the lamp and six foot
coffin.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

Il won't pay for steak as tough as
tn's'' said an angry toa,der: mo law
can compel me i.'s not legal tender"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

Upward Of 200 pounds Of Paris green
have been sold 1t La Crosse this season
for the de.sruotio1 of Potato bugs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

CCTIoSEER viii attend promptly tc
n selling all kinds of property al Auction,
Ia any part OF C.d1r county. list Of hiA sales
will always be found ut the TIrroN ADYERTI-
SER Office, where those desiring his services
can tx the dav tor their sale without scoing
hin. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03

It's not necessary to take handful ofthese pills 70
produce the desired effect two of them act quckly ~
and powerfully cleansing the Liver, stomach and
Podophyllin or the Alcoholic Extract Of Mandrake,
which Is by many times more Powerful Acting. and
Searching. than the Mandrake Itself Its peculiar ac-
ton is upon the Liver cleaning 1t speedily from all
distractions with all the power of Mercury. yet free
the injurious results attached to the use of that
mineral.
For all diseases in which the OF eathartic is in
dcated these Pills will give entire satisfaction in ev
cry They never fail.
In cases Of Liver Com plant Dyspepsia and extreme
costiveness Dr. Hoohand's German Bitters or Tonic
should be used in connection with the Pills. The tonic
effects Of the Biters Tonic builds up the system
The B!tters Tonic pnriiea the Blood. strengthens
nerves. regulates the Liver and gives strength en-
ergy, and v!g0r.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills. and tone uE
the system with Btcrs Tonic, and no disease car
retain its hold ever assail you, d.
These Medicines sold by oil Druggists ana Deal
ers In mesiicnes pverywhpre.
Recollect THAT il Is Dir. HtDFLASD's GERMAN REM
that universally used and highly recon-
mended; and do allow the Druggist to induce y0.
TO take anything else that he say IL lust as GOOD
because he makes larger profit on IT, These Rene
piicaiion 10 the PRiNtiPAL OFFICE. al she GEts
MAN MEDICINE STORE, 63l ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-03
A. ID. YOUNG.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. CLARENCE.
" Iowa, VIII pay particular a attention to all
kinds Of building hat may he entrusted to
his care especially churches and school houses.
best manter. Also makes out plans and spec j.
nGmtions, 36yl
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D L.. r. RIGBY.
'UNY$NDENTIST:

rIPToS. IOWA. Office over Culbertson's store.
Residence south Of Court House Square.
References-C. l.. Chambers, NJ. d., II. II.
Maynard, n. D.. Upton; +. r. smith, y. ID. s.,
H., Clarence. nl3aw