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CHOKING THE SERVANT GIRL.-The
Fond du Lac Commonwealth, in re-
cording petroleum accident recently,
said it was the duty of heads of fam
lies to ''choke off the hired girls from
the habit of using the kerosene can to
light fires with in the morning" The
Democrat of that city relates ii sequel:
A few mornings after, lady whose
husband is a merchant and takes the
paper, heard aseufiingin the kitchen,
about the time fire was being built,
and opening the kitchen door, found
her husband with one arm around the
girls neck, and he was kissing her and
acting very queer for him. She took
him by one ear and led him into the
bedroom, and asked him how long
this had been going on. He got the
paper and showed her the item, and
said he was only choking the girl SO
that she couldn't use kerosense. to
light the fire. His wife says he can
tell that to the marines. This shows
how great scuffle q little fire kindleth,
when people take the papers"
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THE CHICAGO BELLs.-The original
bell that hung to the neck of
the original COW that kicked the orig
inal lamp that fred the original city
of Chicago has found its way to New
Orleans, and is on exhibition in the
show window at Pifftt's bazaar, on
Canal street. To be more correct, We
should say t'lat an innumerablc quan-
tity of little bells said to have been
cast from the material composing the
" original bell" have been received
at the bazaar, and are sold for earrings
mo pun intendeO or watch charms,
under the name of "Chicago BELLS
The tiny things are going off like hot
cakes, the object of the purchasers be-
ing, probably, to preserve memento
of the greatest confagration. known
in the history of modern times. In
the Northern and Western States the
wearing of these bells has become
quite the fashion, and there is nc
doubt that the noodles in New Orleans
will adopt.it. "But as for me, give
me the Kentucky bellies or give me
death. "-Netc Orleans PicayuRe.
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Of all extraordinary living creatures
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upon this earth, the mostextraordinary
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now to be seen in Norfolk, Virginia.
It's head and feet are tlnse off chicken.
Its body is the body of a penguin. 1t
is duek-legged and has O bears tail.
1t crows like a rooster, waddles like a
duck, but stands erect like the penguin
aforesaid. Whether, if cooked, it
would combine the flavor of chicken.
duck, and bear, We shall hardly know
at present. 1t is too valuable crea-
ture to kill for the mere qualification
of astronomical curiosity.
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Tho way to argue down q vice Is
not to tell lies about ito say that it
has no attractions when everybody
knows that it has-but rather to let It
make ont its case just as it viii in the
moment of temptation, and then meet
it with the weapons furnished by the
Divine Armory. Ithuricl did not spit
the toad on his spear, but touched
him with it, and the blasted angel
took the sad glories of his true shape.
If he had shown fight then the fair
spiritsAwould have shown how to deal
with I'm.
You remember that hen that has
had fashion of laying an egg at the
beginning of all our war rumors, from
the Revolution down to the Southern
rebellion an egg full of inscription,
predicting war and things with some-
body Well, that same old chicken
has got around to Delaware, now, and
has just produced an egg inscribed
War with England, 1872" We don't
see why the owner of such fowls don't
kill 'em before the war rumors come.
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Cold, Colder, Coolest, surely We
are getting our cold weather soon
enough to ensure an early spring.
And We have got the Epizootic Of
course ~ becomes every go-ahead
town. Most al Of our horses are
sick, not bad however.
We are to have Z concert 1t the
Methodist church on Christmas evc.
Every one ID invited to attend and
eli are assured that pleasant time
awaits them. .@
The general meeting conducted BY
the society Of Friends and held q
Springdals 10 90 far decided sue.
cess. We understand that before III
close meetings win BE- held here.
1t seems you have 1t last got I
railroad to Upton. Very glad e
hear 1t certainly, tho We could wish
one could be built that would direct
" connect this part Of tho county
with our county scat.
Some seem to think that Mr.. Long.
ley on his recent visit here tried to
sno0M orsr the course the "AdveFti.
SER took in our late elections. That
Is al nonsense. We had talk with
Mr.. L. and il ono oan tell anytytiag BY
plain direct statement Il facts, then
the "Advertiser" 10 satisfied with the
honest Straightforward course it haa
pursued and intends without fear o.
favor to perseycre in the same course
in the future.
Dec. 9th.
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DgRD.

WOOnM0UeE.-is ysfmineion. Cedar
tvssx Iscpaerss dssssssd shis liss. ~
One week from ths death q IL moti,ee, .
.lisale 50, Soas monshs Old. followed her 10
tbs spirit lad; bolA paAsing quietly away
- tfsinkjpg into sissp.
Sister weodhouss leaves husband. six
citldFsn and lasgs circle Of friends % feei
anA moarn ths1s 1oes.
sssmsa pTsachsd BY Rev. o. 4. Baker, Of
Wilton. G. T. PnIxuxY. Pasior.
~ The rssidsncs ~ NJ. Noe. In Madison
coanty. 81 Tuesday, psceSNbsr a. 81 heart
4tssMas JAnA As1nvn. tafnat 80 o. lsnn
ssssSs asS ssSssca isys. ' "''s<
When this llttls lAmp Of Ma west sn1Aen.
iy snd unexpectedly ost bright hs,ss were
exttn0nish&d With Is, and the eloecst uss
were ysaeAfy sssssed. The IssgIs swia Lsulh.
= On0 ho0 resM - foun1 1eokine v1tem
~ rsey esSss 49, - sssas ~, ooss ssss av,s.
rowing parents have not with which 70
eomSsst hta. Yst sven - thia trying aAuc-
IN shsrs % esnJbst ~ 6eyUnA the hexrt.
~ aynpethy - . oasoD slsess - fsSonds
wbsch was % psenptsy tasdsTS1.s Ms vsya
are '.rast Aadtsg oot.' bst "ns AosaA al
shiass veil"
At1IItos. saturday sves.ss, Decsmbsr7sa.
g la1nsn.e1oo esesp. CAaesE DnAHcal
- yssm. ssss mosiAs sd s6ddsSSss lc5k.
Alsss sesossnCesAasA asse paasssl iNaens,
titsSa cADOs1 wsaa - hes keossaly .hsme,
leaving - earthly oas 1ssosote. a 49,
4selrnew yass sesasse@. Shec sasa WIS sa1e.
ssoeev Sossee1 MON ~ j1vs ~ 1aasa. -
sWewtooo - A0seDoss - ~ pAsso1s nnpua
- Svea& eunanasne $500 Sx~tx~@6es.as.
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Dee. NJ. is75. In Tiptos. ~ the residence Of
Dr.. Joshua Maynard, By Rev. Geo. 8. Bisc8e,
Mf. David x. Smith to Mrs. Georgianna
McIArea. 89x
On the Sih AZ Dec, 1ss3, u the residence OF
Elder d. wsrtx. In Springfield township,
Cedar coanty. lows. Mr.. oliver Kinnan 10
Miss Nary MAG1s. st8
On NE Nth Of D.. iss5, 81 the residence OF
Rev. J. ". KynssA Nh. 0eesos Conway and
Mis Matte Rsbinsos. both Of this pIars.s
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Dox'T FoR0Er THE CHIDnks.--
when providing y"ov soPpiy - ssad-
Ing for next year d ~ essgse The
children. They nssd . wsskly Dapss
- well = the older lblks. Neehtsg
better ean b fo0sd ~ ths0 theo tbs
weekly BsI0aF sIDE AnD FAMILY
CIxcLK. which b 6eslgAsA eeoeeoo1ly
for them. Il b edited ~ c. g. @.
Paine. A. ~, . teacher - - Chaeaso
High school. and be- a0oag ~ o.
.Tibatoss some Of she bsse Wyeesss Ct
The country. each = Rev. d. AI6sn.
Prss. Of the N. r. 6tass Nssnel
school, Prof Asnboss Tsoosy, u
Williams CoIlsgs, Mn. \. =, 6hss-
wood. fna Clayton. Anslla 2. Daley
snd osbsn- II y dsstgss1 - iasessss
= veil - instruct. ssA = sush . papes
= any parest or tAashsg ~ eiSo -
~ children or pupiis assass1 thaa
w vili BE- bsuslltsed ~ u. - y
sAAsd ., tbs 100 psiss 81 q - ess
-. ssd svsey subs.sisss ssesgvss !
sseasees chsono, ths Cells LllIss.
s s.''sssd v The ssieAl - O.,
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TRon sUGAR CHEEK.

The Epizootic 10 convalescing.
The Society contemplate giving .
public entertainment some time soo0
Of which due notice will be givsa.
The election Of officers for Pleasant
Hill Grange win be December 97th.
Tho District schools have al COM
menced. M ase
! The Advertiser 10 Increasing ia In
terest here since the commencement
Of Edward Egglestos's Hoosier
School Master. Having read the
story before, We earnestly rscommspd
il 70 the old and youag - thsrs arc
several lessons to be lsasued from il.
The Literary Society q Osage win
hereafter be known under the name
Of Xeniphonian, that hayiag been
adopted u the last meeting. The fol-
lowing order Of progrsmmc has been
adopted for each meeting: Prayer,
Reading minutes, Discussiou, Ijtesa-
~, Unfinished Business, Critics Re-
port.
HAwxKYK.
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PLANTING dons By a. r. Gilbert.
Odlos In the Coust Hsuss.

SurrL1MnnT.-We dslayea 0allr
Inc LIT weeks ADv8nIIsnR Jose =
hong = posslbls In ~ heps that N
6upplsmsuts csntai0ing Prsaedsoe
0saatss Message and a6stsnses q ebe
varieus Department nepoetA which
~ knew 70 b on The way, might -
folded 10 The papsn. Il We, howsv-
o., lost 20 laas Tor Thuss1Ay's m4il.
and was ssnt ont on FFi11hy - eer
subscribers, oil of whoo ws Aops Il
found In due time.
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COLLECTING ExTaAoRDINA1Y.-Is
evidences u The ''ttght tt0ss." Asan-
cialiy, friend Who has consldssable
nouey due hin ftva pessssely ooo's
men, tells a. that ~ spsss : vboSs
Asy last week In On sGngs - enesset.
the whole result u Which 90 len
cents 10 fractional currsOcy thas b
found ID the sood.
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THE ALDrxs FOR DEcEMBER
tChristmas Numbsr). Everybody has
sesn The old picture Of the discoyefey
Of psinting, whsrs two elderly gentle
men, With the dsvit tthsD - now an
Innoesnt lad). hAvs taken the Grit I'M
preston from : typs form, and are
saps In ave = the importancs Of the
event asserts itself In their minds.
Fancy the tsslings Of that trio could
they e'sr-lsap the barriers OF time and
gaze with " upon the pages now be-
fore M. Hare are rpecimens Of the
most exquisite workmanship In wood
cot printing, 10 quantity suflcisnt for
. very good sized volums, on the most
sumptoous paper. sod yet II h merely
one mouths Offering Of Ave dollar
periodical! Let % measure this wou-
der. let W count thsss platss-just
fofty.lafge sud small, costing subscrib-
en- one cent each! Whom u IL consld.
srsd that Ii no other publication or
SNAPS can % much art b obtained for
many timss the smount sof s0bscrip-
lion Sovths whoIs ysas, u can BE- reed
~ usdstsoood that we ase but doing
ssr reo1sss eomasee luseece ~ aeqssAnf
thsm o. S6ch7 m 0ppostunisy and TO
imprs0 upon The American public the
plaiu DUTY OF cordial end practicai
suppost 10 N sntssprias which reflects
credit upon our youug country- sCan
arg good thing como out Of Nazareth?
II thsrs such . thing d art or correct
TASTE 10 America? Gene and zee!
Among % many II will b impossible
for - 70 attempt even the brisfsst crit
ilal notice Of the pictures, which col
lectivsly form : most superb gallery
Of art. but ~ must express our admi-
ration Of the beautiful picture Of ths
Infant Jssus, % timely. % charming
10 its chiidliks simplicity, and % del
icatsly and tsndsrly rendered "a
moro hitting subject could not have
bssn chosen TO open this Christmas
volume.
The other plates are beautiful pict-
ures upon striking SUBJECTS but . An
enumeration OF their names would be
dry reading, Ne Invite you instead "a
procure . spscimsn copy Of the Al
DINE and - fcr yourselves.
The reading matter ID good, ~ usual.
but Of cosse. 10 this issue, 10 over
sbadOwed by the extraordinary picto-
rial attractions. The volume Of the
ALDIRE for 1872 10 announced BY the
publishers - the holiday present. and,
Ne think, when II 10 known what .
royal book II IL, II will hardly require
their additional offer OF beautiful
chrome frss to crowd them with
orders. Send $500 TO James sutton
4 Co., publishers. So Maiden Lane.
New York, for this bound volume. and
secure . gallery Of sngrsvings that
will b . souIcs Of Joy in the homo for
many day.
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FAIR AaeQGEAllo9,1h s regular
annual meeting - the Gtnckholdsss u
he Cedar Ccsaa1. 1ais Assssialiss. Sas
the purpose At elseung solBeeep, ed
trassaetiHg ssch othar hnnissup -
~ eogse beSose T. slll - - - ~
Court Hosssi Tlptoa. = - s'depk
A. y. on Wednesday. Dseqnhee ~,
l071. II. q. PIATH. Pr.
Is. WIZ. L. McCnooxsy, -. 81 !
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PARTIcuLAR ATTENTION shealA y
paid y'all coDcssnsd-spd vho = ma
Ito the advertisement by w. n. Al
den 10 anOshsr column. q m SECOND
Annual Holiday, or GrAna Rs1nolioa
Sale. All Who attsndsd Ne fbsasss
one. inside tee ysass sises, ks0w NM
Mr.. n. means just what b ssyss o.
ers will soou md this 10 b the go
and everybody will govern ht~sssaf 90
cordlngly. 1883
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TIPTON NARKsT.-Ws commence
this week the publication Of . Tipte0
market. It b not complete, = there +
. yet no market Sbe many artioles
which will s0en y handled hses. We
peoposs 70 make this gspost u so0s
valus to producers BY taking 81 psssi-
BILE care that II show froo wssk to
week what the articles enamesats1
= viii setuslly bsisg - esss - Nh
0arkst. Tothis end - have ysssivsd
the sssistaass sf SONS = IT, sDnse q.
perisnced and rsspousible desiss,
Whose names viii appear 10 eoausc-
tJon with the claasss " prodscs which
they han lie. &a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

Tns Musical Con vsntion ct Prairie
Csntss. which " havs previously
nSesosd, Convened Monday Of hast
wssk, aa.d we ass Informed, b having
fall and probable session. Ills still
II pspessn, and will conclude tomor-
ROY (FsidAy) svening with grand
ohOsal concert.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

AN InvTTTUTIoN.-A Charter Oak
Csekisg Stove = absolutely necessary
~ liz and li6sety 70 ill women, for It
lighesns their labon. preserves their
health, cheers and soothes their tam
Per, economies their time and
strength, and extends their leisure.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

TIM Fleming House = keeping up
With Ito umeA and with the nae rep
utasiea 4 hrs bssn gradually estab-
llshlng by sending . ffss bus u III the
Trains 1oe IL numerous guests. ss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

MURpER.-A fearful .patsiclds 90
Cured 10 Muacstinp - vssh-7-s
young man named wiimesine stAb-
bling his father 70 the heart with .
large pocket knife. The dscsased We
over my years o. -. agrocss. and for
many ysars . resident q n. The sos
was about o. and he's bssu, Il u ~
ported, subjsct 70 lls q Insanity * .
number Of year,. The immsdla.e
cause for the terrible ct vas . ueFs
nothing Il al; the young man having
spoken roughly TO bis mother. turned
on bis father with the deadly knies -
the nrsi word Of rsmonstFAnoe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-12

0ons % our nv subscribers may b.
istsresesd % know that - have on
hand q (sv bssk numbsss ~ the AD-
vR1Tlss1 coataining the opening
chaptoss Of "The Hocsier School MAs-
~. /" which viii b givsn 70 the nrst
applieants.