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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

Fer Forty Year, II has proved its Erea,
vriue IN all diseases 81 q LIVER. BOWELS and
ETDsLYs Tnou-and- OF TIE good ana great in
al parts o. t!Ie country vouch for its wonderful
ai,d De uIiar power in purifying the BLOOD. stmu
.atIug tie torctd LIvEB afd BpwELs. aud Impart-
inr Ii e and Vigr to tsr ~h"e s. stem.
Sim mmOns' Liver Regulator Is ackuos.-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

Rheum hl"tchrs, S.Sts Phults, Pu>tulv> Ihria Car-
hHncleS Rag Worms. S-nd Iai. Sur. Eyr ~, sine
Las Itch. Nur'. Disrol.irs ioss thS ~ 20 iuu,rs =
Diseases - the Skiyt. y! ~!tat~v-- mature
literally iuL amt vi tin >y>,l ~ . sf--
time hN the ui th,>" tters On, t+t'l, III such
Cases WI c"u,itce the most ncryuinus ul Iirr cur.l
tive ell rf-.
Cleanse the NrHicd Bio't Whenever Won .ul lis in.
aagiti@> lura'Hs through the SKIN rimIips. E-up-
ioTz cira.sr whcr IA sind b. truct.i
ant su2- --i u lh" VEINS rlrar,,c !; ,vlCu 81 IL noul
ani s"nr ''ug, VII tell yau whuu. Karp ~, l,apd
nmrr. md lin ..l - tn .rat..L., 50 n. i.--..-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
GEORGE y. WOODlN,

Attorney law and District Attorney for AaRi''
county, collections mctiy attended l. .
';tce IN l'uill.o between E,=hth and Ninth.
MAIN
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
LIVER MEDICINE.

Il contains four m .dical elements. never united
in tae same happy proportion In an, other Jrepar
alton viz: gentle atn1rtic wonderful Tonic.
IN une zee ptionible Alternative and certain Cor
sctiv- OF 81 impurities Of the body. such signal
uecess has attended It's use that IL s regard
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
r.. IL. TREAT,

attorneys anI Coun~eiars At LAW. Once on ~
l3Al
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
NrtsTE = t'ossItESC.

Attorney, at Law. DiIiGs on E.htli st Sou
side. opposite ,'chnet'r'S store. IL 40
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

The Subscriber having ePeaed u
FpSsr and Feed store In the store Of
Jas. Bennett, ON COm.uercial street,
next door ts q. Torriscsa, intcnas -
keep esnsaan.iy On hand tho very
best spring and winter wheat 0our
aIss all kinds Of feed which will be
delivered to my P0rs sf the city.
37.tf II. TRUMAN.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

Which viii be Sold Cheap for Cash.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
stray Notice.
F. SIXTA,
Import er, and Wholesale and Retail dealer IL
WINES, LIQUORS, WIS
KiES, and WiHE EiNeCAP,
YORK St.. Bctvyec and sth.,
V..sIIto3 - iS..

Oifrs to the public a well selected stock
Of his own importation. Pura hungarian.
California and Sweet Still White and Rel
Wines.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
PURELY VEGETABLE,

'.is arriva.Iei Medicine s warranted not 10
2. .atu /, single particle Of MERCURY, or any inju-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
wAl.kEI. a GREEN

l;ornry aud Counselor at Law, Two hv,r
III attend Ia Collections and othet eusiuess
ianitou uc c ,uup an vicSglty. Is -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

~, frcfrtsiar A a
ser Ar'at' s.A tr""s'-" '-i. h r-'se .,r.s I.
MILLIONS Rear rc. .mouy TO i.rtr
Wonderful ,'nrr. ,.,r ELECTS.
They are mot a VII ian, DRINK, Made of Poor
Ram, Whiskc; !"cof Spirits aud Refuse
lIsaars dcctorr S',l'cd AMI Us,tcuci please It's
TASTE called 'Tunic. ~ r,tIzesS, 'Rc~toTerS. Sc,
that lead the tplcr to drunkenness n r;In. hut
Medicine made from the Native Ro~'ts ~ti Herbs
of California free from nil Alcoholic s'iimu-
laRts. They are the GREAT BLOOD ~ III
EIEW and \ LIFE GIVING PRINtIrLE-
perfect Ecuovaior 'd l"NiS"rHt"r OF IL. :, -tein
carrying I'll , I->nuoUN matter and rvsiTng beb-'d
healthy C.,ittti,.h. NJ YSTson t1he as Bit
according To arrsti"ns snd rv,uai" t'H nuN'sl
provided their bone are u.t destroyed by riucrTd
Ipi>1n % other means AL The NitI "rga"s ~asta'
t-y s,t,d the point ot rcpaif..
They n Gentle Pnrsnii,cns " ell n n
Tonic. possessing also. 10, Ietiif m"rit al acting
power frl agent relieving C'.uv'stIur Iufpu
nation Of the Liver and al ihe Vi~cc;L Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, tr younc oT
old. married single. the dawn Of wuuGlulru,d
the of life. these Tonic Uiitcr- have equal
For lnnamnintory aud Chronic Racuma-
Ii-sa aud Gsur, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Bilious. Rrniittcut aud InicrIuitIcnI Fc-
Ncrs, Diseases of the Hood, liNcr. Kid
Heys and B'a oder, these Bitter. have l,c', most
successfEl such Disease. cau-et ~ Siiinicd
blood. which grucri,ll, rro~.. u arrangement
Of TIE Digestive Organs,
DYSPEPSIA OK iNnICESTIoN. Head
sch. Pain la the Shoulders. COUGHS r. nu>' OF the
Chest. Dizziness. Sour E-rctstiu-- uI De ; ou,ach
Had Taste in the Mouth. BiIions A,ta,a. tptio,ro OF
the Heart, Inflammation of the lung. rIiI .e
gions Of the hidc, tun,ir,d pars'c ,,,nl
TENS. tas "n-ps,nsS ~ ~ ~n"pS.s.
They tnyisora'c The Stsa.Sl llr t,,ruiI
Liver Aul Bowels. which resGcr them .I 4ucrsa!L-i
efcsey in cleansing the blood o' al! irpus'cs and IN
tEs So,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
ALVEY IIibernian exclaimed at par

ty where TholC - 'ook, shone the star Of
the evening: ooh, Master Theolor~. bot
You re the h9ok that Goboiy can bate
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
cREA1 uNEAlllNc spEcIElc.

Tor LIVER COMPLAINT and the PAINFUL OF prins
'r-rco', to ait: Dyspepsia. CO0stipntiO on.
Jsundi~e Eiuus Itl cks Sick Hcadac he.
Conc. Depression % spirits, sour StoE nc h
Heart Puri. etc etc
REGULATE Liver and
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
IL. :. plEIsPONT,

Itorney and { IupSeiur II Law. oInee on cor .
; ,.htn and Quay-s;s, Nanrowoc. Il ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
J.F.pxrTCBARD. N. ID.

ny ician SURGEON. and Acc"ucl.nr once
n St over EIcpn's Drus sturA. o'ice open II
ours caA 6, the countr, promptly attended
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

ck,llS AID FEVER.
lmMoxS' LIVER RfcdlkToa'i
~ harmless.
l. no drastic violent medicine
L. sur. to cure Il ttkrn regularly.
IL no intCxicttin, beverage,
l. ftuI'les- 'amIiy medicine.
l. TIE cheapest ne Il Inc IN t'e world.
l. gwen flu safety nd The ha1rI"-t results to
~ most uc Ic tte int
i,o'~ nut intet fsra Wit bIsineS-,
Docs not aisar-Ir g tIe So EN-.
Takes the pace ut z IIaiun and Btters OF every
kinl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
DIRECTORY \


hitcrneys and CaunSTi'ors-si law. u" s''
nu.h -la. 3 fuavs soTth 81 Pst ''t>e'
-" ,rr,n:,+ s9aStn in tins ono. f'4t
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-06-07
ItICE or TICIxI3Ts-l



$ a. Ssy % $ rs as s , Ss @ S s
S $ Sss 1 s aas s % % q he ES$ the charter
e saisa $ S g. On % S s Si sss
"a @ Itss $
$ I;s FIT t.a "a E E S e 1 @ e
d. Bl Prof gagriys
Phillip
d % $ % M @ %
every - sfsS S nevertheless
5 = $ % the s%iis VII
I ~. . IN . In @ % rS
sSsssSs. SSss TT a. ST
f Ms.f l but oSs Sss I@s the S ~, a
ON s sSs hs and as r5s % H all
T & ss . @ IN: s. p: rSs:
% @ FiS
Sss;S | @ Id s aux g. Is al an
Psla-. uek VAL
Espe~ Company port sae,
SS W. s I ~ Cd SSsS Sts. az a 9sa
S1nIlrn9 -s hrla ~ %
spgs NJ , Nm
s1sIs
LRrg ks gsg ~ cordially enjoy
~ N AIAA IA ~ FAEErs AS AA
.Ateh sas a.
49, IL hsH nv nv sl iS
Ga as be- Ssy ss s ~ sau e. 'is
ri S@ssaHtts ES5i g 1ssT re- ns e "a
~ @'sa a"hLI shnd AN la
and S:t;s s. 40: s q al s s % NO ' "r a
|i@ Agent ras& Esaye1.. e.
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EIlaQaxlIlHEEITHs
|NI|lIE|ZlEgyafTciA'
HYZzzHivZI Zl.5T,.

e50o0 Reward offered 60 the Proprlstors Of ary
Medicine Tor rheumatism and Noufalaia able 10
duce one-iOurih many genaine cuIes made vii
the period Of tinr a. Dl Filters Vegetable RI
nenl lacaisd ,sisian. and the only reliable spss
ssO00 Reward ohsrea 10 sAy Persos pro,lus
J,s, T. FILTER, NJ. D., 10 he other than graduate
the oelehrael University Of hcniIsy aniA In ls53
Professor Of Chemistry aud ToKioology.
$1,000 Reward 10 any Chemist. PhysIsIaA, o.
Others aide 10 discover iOdile OF i1tassa, Colchicg
Meroury, anything iuIprious 10 the system IN DBL.
Filters Rheunute syrup.
sea Reward for ant Evidence that Dr.. >.
Filler has ial hteu and successfully a.
ing Information and Neuralgia, professionally, a. d
oiaiiy for many year- cprng o. In every 100 tr0ai
$3.50 Rs ward for the name Of any preparation fii
Lhouiaatlsm and NouIalgll Narrnnitd aud sold undo
similar oa ruarantoc sstOng forth the exact mum
ct bottles a. cure return the amount paid flr sa
10 the patient 10 ease of iaiurg to curo. full desert
by letter 10 lililat lphia- lLe aIautss signed a.
III ling qaanUly 10 curt, will ~ rtlInod by mail Vii
No and iusiruetiuns xlihout ANY change Adldre
H. or pr y. H. fitler, b smith Fourth street. \
other remedy h onencd on such honorable tenns
sio0 H. uardis oRsred ior aay cure Of ksur.lsl,
that Dr. I1TLfRs Ruf'lNATiC SYRUP viii no,
oure The liil that Oihpr slecihc oxista IL iound
In ever oqa'aaall iepesos afflicted fig many yean
able hhcalih syrup . ,sl by drigr IS al u Isl
lninl .ir fue ri ~ full ini0lir ton. With ~
ma, "a abisiiri II W u fNhlRs0N s'ae aessi ~
s'ahtird ~,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-06-07
STEEL RAIL- DOUBLE TRACKI
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

~ Gosf 0sf Loo ffoa Ciaciaaafi o. Cgs-bus
fHaf
SWIM ~ 70 10 mites and arriving on ,rainc IN al
ynnfe N sew YORK.
sgag = mile-, Snd arriving ~ hour In advance
% BALTIMORE.
sewing q ails-, ani arriving * hours In advircc At
WfsiuNufuN.
n-,shins fiiifADrLrrIA one train the quickest.
The Great Iron Railway Bridgosi
Orrr the Ohio river, ~ rafksrshurg and hrllare ar
clupsie Morning aud nlghi lines ~ Iullnians nal
are drawing rani and sleeIing arr run on This
fouil nun Cincnnatl Columbus 10 naltni,fc and
Mashinrton City,
WITHOUT CHANCE.
NJ this Fouso you avid all oanibus transfer md
- ickeis M ale At all ticket cfhc,s IN ths souih
aut vest j. NJ Code, general fiuhet nsnsnt lafimase
Ma u Mii-ln, ma-fct traus rortation, haltimoTt
Ne sidney n Ioues rJnrrfi pass anrnt, Cinfinnati
Oho. -
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A., .,;o.. and ph,I,p,hrcpic chem
n. n crsrg;a hes invented q di-tilline
oppaFa'.- 't' 49,, 1919. 49, III ,,~,,,s
ones p .<',s ms 1929 ,ss a. 49, -
o. P 's.' ''s1 49,; 49, IL 4. MA "a he al.
WY rea 's.,r..d s;sh -cr,rrs s,om
Maine and m"<achuse'r.
-. /, !, h.na When ..,,,.,-
~. a. ~ ~" much snoyed nv me raids q poul-
.s ~ .'s s'.ia ~ ,',.,,,'.,,d A. th.,, ~ AZ.
lowing esgcellent sdv'cei ~. l,r
If your ssishbcr. hens annoy you,
Don. =. yeur a. sn :.. p, :, lon 80
raP ','e ~ 80 70
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1000 AGENTS WANTED
ToE THE
PEERLESS
B Il E-HIVEti
Patented Dec. 26ih. 1871. by
j. s. PROCTOR.
or Franklin, Kntuck
To Dec-kccpers Everywhere;

Q
The following points ofeSccll,nce ermrri.
few u the many, that may Is ir,lii,.il.
e'1lnta " y. %y s' y. ...,s,ion ,.,, IN
iNhlhnec ads. the mo- ~ b undcrssa 4 Or
managed mSybl'lc conl1 fsaihe Hive ever 4
vented
?. The oaly material required in i,s GO,
'trucii0n u Is icct uf lumber, the nails nert
ssIy % ftsicn ittorcih,r and Few small s-ra,
OF wire cloth 10 covsr ycntihtors. Not
-crv, acrvw eve, hook and cye. hinge, pit,.
piecy 20 tia. tin iutu, glass, 90 other expeusir.
material L uspi ip H. construction.
2. Wien rrup'rlyuFd, {, is1hc cooic.i DIS,
Ger summer anf o. wan as the Warnlgst l.
winter u-e, Attending apiplc pro cction i,r O..
suogc SOL Niui,riug 81 culoniys on the sum.
uitr -fsnd.
4. ~ IL use the n,cessiiy for "honcv losrd.
or % uey ban ~ entirely dispensed Wi,i
while tac chambers SIay Nv contracted b. nj
the condition 81 any'fiscd colony ~ frum on,
single name 90 ten, enabling the krcIcr 10 con
line the animal heat TO the space only occupied
by thc oulpnv.
?. - fa.r ~0l lahor Is requir,d IN hand
ing anu ipc U,lod d i,,s expuscd than +
using other fuIclass hive.
@. While IL does no slaim in be posi,igti
'.u''N I" II urt m ~ t'rUru-tanc,s vet il
pfu,idot With the hest C,p,nsive and moo
erectual device for the capture and distructio,
Of moth miilers typr attached Ia q hive. ant
will do mon Gao protect the lcc- from the raw
agcs Of that terrible sclurr,, than all The ex
pensiye and compiicai.-l '',fa,~" ever invented
and viii in most ,--c- rfopl pcri, ct proiectio
:. The construction l. such that the franz
and iilss ends IL equally Welleithcr the broa.
~ surplus chamber.
s. 4 number II small colonies or nacl
may be- used Ia the zaunc hive, or one or MOI.
may b. kept in surplur chamber, recciying O.
the necessary natural warmth from the color
confined 10 the brood chamber.
Other advantages might be enumerated, l-t
the above are deemed sufficient
An examination Of iltyen minutes, will.
believe satisfy any disiH,sfcst,d practical APP
rian, ~ the superiority Of the
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RAIL ROAD.
Through Route tn Cincinnnti
AND EASTERN CITIES.

slooplng cars an IOif5 y n. Train. Round Ttir
ticksts 70 CuCinnau and NcsTsrt Al ft.iucci ratss
Ticket afe-- % isIut, lourih and Iear~la st. taIt
ssusvill, aud willard Hasis No charge kr kilograms
20 scum slsvIiua csIs = y GtNpFnftNG, sapf
: : rAEEER, tsen'i iiss-. aud Ticket Agent
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"PecrlcsS'' Hive

over any, anil all otheS; and l CmALIrx1
COMPARISON with any Hive on the AMERIcA
CONTINENT, Nort6, SouiA, Eas or Wed.
Farm Rights and sample Hl,e.....SIO o'
Peerless Circular and Bsginners Manuel
Territory will he sold very low To d,
wishing Ia purchase, and the terms made ca
and address, plainly,
In J. =. PROCTOR.
Lock Box 50 Franklin, Ky.
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A Tn Housf tariff and tax hin a.
auAoded By the Senate Fiu~nce COM
'niffss' QEoIidates the whisky Hx at
~ventyh.s capis and the tobacco tax
aitweniy-four ccts. ( X
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-06-07

Tnf Christian Association, opposed %
sacrot soeietias, in session "a. orberlip,
OHIO hat week, noininatod c!,arles ".
Adams for Psesident. aud Gen. CilarIo.
H. Howard q Illinois, for Vice Prosi.
dent. ~
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rms,>> August, ,e., oArss,,l, .-a s,sass
Il i<rncruIls known that the broth.
erof he xom;ncs Of the Cincinnati Con-
vcu<;cvi , hurried IN Burke county, In this
State, nSt great distance fivm Augusta.
The n btlieved 20 be the case, however,
by pariIcs who live in the vicinity Of the
place. The story runs, that some time
during the year 1885 gentleman and
hdy travelling through Georgia in a pri-
vntc conveyancc--for there were no rail
rad. in those days-stopped OF the house
ofCol. Augustus II. Anderson, wealthy
planter of Burke county. They were
Rev. Greenleafe Greeley and wife, and
stated that they came from a town in
the State Of mime. Nc. Greeley was
then In the last stages Of consumption,
and was travelling through the South in
the vain hope Of recovering his health.
Unwell when he stopped at Col. Ander-
sons, he was 50 III the next day that he
was unable g continue his journey. He
fingered for some time in the house Of
the hospitable scutherner, receiving all
the care and attention which would have
been bestowed upon member Of the
family, but finally died In those days,
we suppose, Il would have been almost
impossible TO carry the deceased back
to the North, and the body was buried
in the private cemertery of the Amber
son family. The widow returned to her
relatives and friends in Maine. Suisse
quently Col. Anderson had brick-work
built over the grave, and upon it placed
a marble slab--similar to the slabs over
his own rclativcs--with name, age and
residence of the deceased written upon il.
Time rolled on. Thirty years passed
away, and Gen. Sherman began his
celebrated march from Atlanta to the
"a. NJ .rmv ,s..., ,broroh R,rLo
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"wr have the figures 10 show Grants
e2ori'y in is72'' says tho Rochester
k'oniale.T 81 have we We oaloss.l
= sxta number Of 600 for ilf pu.pose.
''s1 tlys Pes. s
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ORDERS SOLICITED.

a LsO WILL CONTRACT TO FUR
"A nish material and erect buildings on
the most favorable terms.
s-sSisnlord. H.. yNo. W. GILLIAN
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APmIs larkey' yoIls for Horrors
Greeley.
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As the season + at hand when garden
ers are much annoyed by the raids 81 poul
try we would Commend 10 them he ~
loving naaccllcnt adyicel ~ -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-11
sSf MMs Advsrs,ssr.
"Tom." Again.

Mr. Editor IL sea that No CHR, =
in your last issue, hasi changed lin
base Of argument from the words ssin
aid Of" to another clause in the same
section which reads . follows Such
persons - should not IN their Judge
men. BE sen: to the poor Rouse, AID
from this new defenss he slings ink
over . whole column and calls il
alogic, argument, good ssnse,f &c, !"
whom TIE truth Of the matter Is il is
de6cient in Ill of these essentials.
But - this stirmishing hes been
carried on long enough to- let the
public know what the law Is and
what its makers contemplated, / pro-
pose to close it on my part BY noticing
only two points in the gentlcnianS
wcighty article. $50 ae'e's' !,
] Every rcsder can 80 st . dance
Whist mo Chip" j. driving =; which
= simply this: That section 3 Of tho
oct no cited is repealed by sectios 1st
Of the came act; COZ, mind you; he
argues that the trustees must be con-
suited. and if in their, judgmene he y
not entitled tothc exemption stated in
the act, he must 60 forthwith to the
Poor-house. Now, reader, let us ex;
amine Sec. 2 and see what il says:
.sIn no case shall the families of
Iowa soldiers, or any other person,
be sent to the poor house whom they
can and prefer to be relieved out Of
Ahe poor house to TIE cxtent above
provided" sfua9 48
- Now,if any person oaa- make this
section anA No Chips logic harmon.
ire, he is my man and ,,as Scott says,
l should like to meet him map to man
and steel to steel. One part of .
statute may repeal Anoth0f part 81
the same Statute, but It must be sub
sequent to what il repeats, but mo
Chip" argues that Sec. LIST Was made
on purpose to repesl ssection which
was not then In exissence.i So you
see mo Chip" has tie sastbsfonshe
horse. ,.,4.t.a
He also claims that children can be
boarded for City cents per week. Well,
this may al be true, but II they can |
cannot exclaim with the poet: snake
me a child again, just for tonight |
would rather be old. There is one
way, however, that it might be done
by giving them = nickel TO GO to Ned
without supper, and when they were
asleep, make raid on sheir pockets
for said money and, make . similar
contract with them in the morning
about their breakfast. 4.t3l ne .aa
But, dear, "Chip," we must part,
and five ever meet again ! hope il
viii not be in poor house.
.ToA.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-11

ONE Of our correspondence, we per-
ceive, writes somewhat adversely to
dry. Pc pie will look vt these things
differently, or We should have al in
sipid world to live in We think such
ar organization among agriculturists
~ the Patrons pirports ~ be, might
and ssould be productive Of good.
That it would be possible to make it
an agent for evil may be true. il Is
of almost everything; but that such
will We the case we do not believe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-11
FROM sTANwOoD.

Fu0ttshers AdUerttscr Not being
believer in the infallibility of the
Pope, or anybody, would like to say .
few words through the columns of
your valuable paper: ]
In looking over the last number OF
our local published 1t Clarence) I
notice several communications from
ALEX alias public Sentiment. He
seems to be somewhat hurled
Now 1 hapPea,to know who this
Alex alias Public Sentimeat' is,
and would offer few friendly hints
for his government in the future. 1
would say, to start on, that was
never implicated in trying to swiudle
our fellow townsman on g bill Of lum-
Der shipped from Clinton ON special
contract, pretending that we were
shipping the same to him It cost and
freight. Nor did | ever give q receipt
for an express package at one Office,
and afterwsrd send the same from
some ether town, or find the same in
my vest pocket, which l had LEFT At
home. However, that might be ex-
planned very easily, for | remember
full well Of = certain individual in
this town, who At hash time, and on
very short, notice, too, shed his calf
shin clothing and donned an old laid
by yellow suit that he never expected
to fill again. .
We are glad to hear him so boldly
and fcarlcssly condemn the Dissertation
Of the Sabbath day, although we have
very distinct recollection Of some of
the would be reformers going to
Clinton on the Sabbath day to
ascertain the correct standing Of the
great y. Il. plug from Stanwood to
Upton, fully equipped with the
Consolation kept by the Deputy P M.
for his own private medicinal use.
In regard 10 the consolation kept by
the said deputy, allow me to say that
he has positively denied the same to
Alex, or to some Of his pimps, at
least; yet their natural disposition to
lie still continues, and he now comes
under the name of'Alex' to assert that
which he knows to be as false as the
father Of iiars-the devil fas
would further suggest TO the local
editor of the Stsnwood Ezpsess, pub
lished at Clarence, that. when he picks
up the filth Of town gossip and lies
to throw At the. respectable citizens Of
town, that he may expect some of
these accused citizens to throw stones
that are made up Of truth at his
whitcncd scpulchre glass house. And
if Alex 10 not satisfied with our
assertions, he can have the proof If
desired. For myself / do not propose
to make assertions that am not able
to prove, and would say to our would
be guardian, or guardians, if he wants
more Of notorious pedigrees ! have
them on hand with the necessary
proof.
A man Of his former record would
naturally feel afraid to carry key to
the postofice, SO I am not surprised
when ! hear he has given the same
over to the deputy postmaster for
more careful keeping.
Allow me to say in conclusion that
the parties who compose public
Sentiment can have their pedigree il
they want it. More anon. ttk
654e ta- CITIZEN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-11

ANNUAL SsRMoN.-Rev. Zimmer-
man, Of the English Lutheran Church,
Clarence, will preach his Annual Ser
mon, or Annual Message, on Sabbath,
January 2lst. He will Civ, history
Of his past labor for the past year, and
q few recommendations for the con-
sideration Of the members and people.
The citizens Of Clarence and Dayton
townships are cordially invited to be
present at this meeting, which cannot
fail to be an interesting one, ct least
to those who are watchful Of the inte-
rests of Zion. i,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-11


ny virtue Of special exesutton 70 M d.
focted, 1Dsu0d nom Tho Once Of the C1efk Of
the District Coart, In And for Me County o.
Cedar and state or Iowa. In favor Of Harriet
A. Steele ana against Thomoo pesgua0h anA
Priscilla rerBusQe, hase .leyled upon the
rhemas sfsESusea and Priscilla FssUasSn,
tc rhs -,n,-.s.A ....srA n-.,, :, ~ :. :.
half ~ Of the north east quarter G<l. md
the southwest quarter tNl Of the S0hth east
qangtw f1I1ef91ctiOn number six 81 and the
west half 10 Of tho northwest quarter OK Of
section number ave ~ In township number
elghsyleWo Ceh north and range number
sse ssrs zs: :, 3. saar fo"a
Anaahall y0Gk6 0W1ams 1ue sSale ut the
Court House door, in the town Of Upton. in
saidcOunty ON Saturday, the 9th day Of JAM
cary, AID. l7A 1t O'Clock r. N. Of eald day,
% satisfy said execution and costs that may
Anngue thereon lsa* S83 8hn.
! q Tic III 81 JOHN n aHEAREk,
n2vs .sa sheriff OF Csdarcoasty l0wa.