The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-07-11
THIS AND THAT.

Scarlatina is prevalent in London.
The Piutes are given to gambling
There are many Germans in Japan.
The locusts are disappearing from
Kentucky.
Paper was first made from linen in
the year 1902.
Central Park, New York, is to be
lighted by gas.
The letters of Richard Golden are
to be published.
Eleven octogenarians died in Phil
delphia last week.
The Freedmen's bureau wound up
its affairs last week.
Alaska sealskins are displacing all
| other varieties ofthis fur.
There are 96,942 scholars in the
public schools Of New York.
The Denver and Rio Grande Rail
road is to be extended to the CITY of
Mexico.
A New York fortune teller makes
from fifty to seventy-fve dollars per
day.
There were 1874 persons punished
in London last year for cruelty to an
imals.
Old woodsmen say that beech and
sycamore trees are never struck by
lightning.
Colorado people object to having
their country turned into hospital
for the sick.
The New York World talks pitt
fully Of the parboiled sopranos Of the
Boston Jubilee.
The code of successful butter
dairyman is, skim early, churn early
and sell early.
The value of the gold at present in
existence in the world is estimated at
upward Of s5,O0O,OOO,OO0.
St. Louis aspires to become the
center of the narrow guage railroad
system of the United States.
Europe is supposed to contain 800.
100000 people. One hundred wears
ago the estimate was but 6O,OOO,OOO.
The journal Pensiero of Nice is
prosecuted for high treason, in advo-
eating the separation of Nice from
France.
Experiments are about to be tried
in London. to test the applicability on
street tramway lines of steam propul-
sion
A California jury, in suicide case
lately, found the following verdict:
I'VE. the jury, find that the deceased
was fool"
IN Austrian journal says the com.
ing visit Of the Emperor Of Austria to
Berlin will be greeted with profound
satisfaction, and as fresh guarantee
for the peace Of the world.
An English law compels a married
woman, if she has money or the means
Of making it and her lord has none. to
support him, be he ever SO worthless.
that the expense Of his keeping may
not come upon the parish.
Moses ard Aaron Wilcox were
born on the same day, married sisters.
were partners in business at Twins
burg, O., which is called after them.
died on the same day, and are buried
in one grave.
A Paterson boy put lighted match
into nearly empty powder key. to
see what would happen. He WON'T
do SO again, as his curiosity is satisfied:
but the girl who sits next him in
school thinks he looked better with
his nose on.
"You have lost your baby. I hear
said one lady to another. Eyes, Door
thing, it was only FIVE months old.
We had four doctors, blistered its
head ana feet, put mustard plasters
all over it, gave it nice calomel DOW
ders, two boxes Of pills, leeched it's
temples, had it bled and gave Il all
kinds Of medicine, and yet, after a
weeks illness, he died notwithstand-
ing all we did for him."
The new State hog law (chapter
1867 provides '.that from and after
the FIRST day Of October, A. D. 1872,
every over of swine or sheep shall
restrain the same from running at
large, and in the event Of failure to
do SO, shall be liable for any damage
done by said swine or sheep, to be
recovered BY action by the party
injured against any party owning said
stock, and all damages ard costs
recovered under the provision of this
act, shall be lien upon oil stock
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