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New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
financial

rovv.cv m Tur JofvT DELAWARE bAckA
w..xA kSp YsrzRN r. r. Co AND THE CESrRAL 3 X Noer
NrwJsRsEr % ExcHANGEFLAcE. NKvioRK, May ~ lS,.
TTNHE undersigned, committee appointed py
the Commit Of TIE above named Companies DO oe IN,
vite sFALEO PROPOSALS Uu June J. d2 nr the pe1 p n.
rs or al lofTHREE MILLIONS OF CONNkkIlb5h b, srI
iuci by DELAWARE LACKAWANN AND " - ~ 81 h.
ROAD COMPANY. % dste June l. Ae@
made payable with Interest a. the re %
annually On TIE tTs iafs on
sd Jane Of al state snd e Jrre
With the right tue leiEeen the nfs -, C
is75 1871 into The Cspaa sooA o. ii pr
therefor, al
s.. t,s stos tte Canv hea execute mortgae 70 s
The ps7uen Of other Of s obligations these poA1s S
In such mortgage. -, =. a.. National City
Proposals mast be addressed to the undcrdgse al -e " '
Bank NevYOrk a., -.-.t,a,, within *
csvs lhea -er with IRON June i ..,.--.s
Frapo. par viii no De- co1sercsI n M 19
- re- eCt any other proposals 4S GRFES yComntea
NDAN NQRRIF
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Gelu n0autc0.
mcooing Carae. &f.

At WM. EVERDELLr Sons, No; l94 ,., En.
n tss.st-wEDDlNG CARDS apl FINE slA1i0N'"'
lshes ls3l
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lectures ano Mcetinas.

NAZZINI and the UNITY of IIALY.-Lec-
vi ture by Father GAyAZZ a. the large Hal OF Cooper iais@
cATrRDAY EVENING MAY O'Clock. behalf VI he lld i1t
monument 10 g. Mazn b. erected In te tena FAHe"i0rN
Tickets 50 cents be obtained al the door OF tle iiai
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

NewYOk OF Twenty sTentnr-
Fouthave. Entrance on Twenty seyeaiAs%
TRAINS LEAVE YEw-YoRK
FOR SevHaven and Bridgeport T. s(EL li9 a. m A3 tErl
CE1.l 3:45 40 $50 ani Ok p. m w.. I'm,
nj ai s o55 Sor1us -1 11l 1850 nj llS CEL (EL as
For Diren = 9 i0 a. n 3i5 ioo So 90 .nd $50 p az
5p' StiH,99 s So s slG 5 I5Y tEIj n m
For Greenwich and Intermediate Stations . D. 14'' ~ ~ 49,
So 5, % Mai rn s1ss Twenty New York Al p u ''
Boston via both sprnsesols seosSRcfSs Rt iR s'? TRAINS
For Boston va spnns9ed a. = M ~ 1Ia ~ ?
SI SI BslS sSiSa Sa an8 SIs5S 5i aIs s 3s ial ma I5
For COnneeiieut River RalroId BID H. 70 H''-p'
N sr 10 Provaenee aud Fshk Railroad NJ l2ls p n
For Shore Railway to Norwich Aaa r'O'-'- ~
J. 10 HeN-London and NoETci p. n n m 70 North
Fof SsE.IIayen Northampton Railroad ia nj p !"
FSS New 9p HaTsI' adstova and wmAntc Railroad 'A I'
m I9a assa;oBe NH Railroad and p N % Waterbury,
FSI S,9sa9es 1,s sI@e SGSsas soal R n n4 'o
For Railroad m l.,i - Tan and sun
tsS Nal Trlin on either Line DrASingr0om -" A
N ana P % m peare .ny point reached ever I r0
The pepo Of the Sew-York and Eewayen G ~ N Yos Trane Co
% sa5e,s No Broadway ami 70 @ sad checked
y ss'Hg .a; a.es. can have their IMEs HoYT
x~FW.YoRK ,s.r CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD. Comnenns n9aeA. r,b,, .ni Forty
Throueh Trsas viii leave from Ne" Depot F''i" -4 w"
'sSSSd H. Chicago and Montreal EIPrs' with D"ns room "
.sosss l 20 S,so ETpres with Drawing cara to Bua0
,o..s -, n Northern Western EIpres
20 M Montreal EIpress with Sleeping cars rom Ae"i0A "
SEQ M E1Dr,. seepuseAH for "a'sF'0"n' o''S0 anu
C'n1sdi,aNN Nrur WITH ssepngeas for Rochester Bqfhl2
1ni 49, and ior Louis, via Toledo caves On SanAI'
T.o,. With sleepngcsrs for Troy and Albany ...
al os ,rsns running 99ta 95 ton.s., G s :, hesoor,
ionAt Special l H. KENDRICK General Passenger Asen.
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5ieamboGts Gno Railroads..

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare,
sl Is Steamers leave Peeksp Tor New Haven 3 and II
D. connecting the ralroai
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HORSE AND cARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK "Wednesday. May "a. 1871

FEwYORK wednesday. May Y, I0z.
That there has been no change in the condi-
tion OF the general horse trade statement which has
become somewhat mOnotonous in these columns; 10
Dealers however 1t must provo satisfactory, referring
as It does to steady and fairly active market, favored
by fine weather, good demand, and firm prices
In presence Of numerous attendance the horses
brought TO the hammer at Messrs Barker Chases City
Auction Mart and New-YOrk Tattersalls, have been
knocked down at the following bids
D,@5tpton- Hands YearA Price
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Three other horses, 81 20, sS3, 80 g. aternateY.
park phaeton, $685. dog cart S275 and several other
wagons, harness, SO, at moderate prices.
Tomorrow Thursday May 49, Mr.. s. Dingee, at the
NevYOrk Sale and Storage Repository OF Twenty
hfthst and Fourhave., VIII dispose at public auction Of
lot OF very desirable horses, including well matched
pairs OF fine carriage horses several road bOrses and
ponies also, new and secondhand carriages, wagons,
harness, and general horse equipments
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NEW-YCRK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
MAY y, l8iL

p.uenger Station NevYok OF Twenty sventn-- aad
Iourth-aye Entrance Twenty seTeata ST.
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HARNESS, SADDLES, HORsE-CLOTHING
II 9. b. SMITH & CO.., 40 WAREBysT n9s5y sc;ns
complete line Of Riding Brides Lap busters, Carnage Robes Fly
Meta Linen Sheets, &c, &c
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

A LBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
- q NlBBARD snd DANIEL DREW. (Comneneing Nay ~
Leave est Pier at eJo and Thirty yourth-st SO isnl
He al 1onke Tyt0wn yaek y ferrybost Rhine
beck Ilvch Caiskil and Hu.sun
Inp tickets TO COzeas West Point Cornwall and Nwburg returning
day.
Connecting i1r aIl points West and North
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5iedmbodis ano Railroads.

SAFETY, sPEEDss sx1sI AND &c COMFORT.
sss S Bo wS,sssr Gr9D i1ssS IS c I.
cI1yp 9n1s pSl5', ON 40 Tne & new and Ssaaeh steamers
VI CRY OF LlwaEscE. ..d
si sil, .s's SsvYes daily qni. eIpse o'clock '
M ~, % Loae9 and NSrv with E.p T % tr,i.,
Boo5 5 H1 s1 .si E: S,Iss Ss' ''r' AM "''''
ssb Rs tickets and rates of freight P as q s Ofs pr 70
Sew-York. Oct, 49, 1850
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovJPESCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER
s BSsTSs BSsFS s2 70 FE9yIBEseE FH9yBEseE =
and Pro-, Worcester q RS AZ important N Kag
FOR R0NDOUT, landing at COzzens, Corn
boats THOMAS CORNELL and JES w. BALD%Is eaTs DAILY
at .. m' ise1 a. \. R., 300, HarrisOn-st
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ fassnge and Freight Depot in EewYork LibeT
Me- Si at Pt noHeLy VIII Soga BraSe alro,d hampton JunehOn
With the Lh AID ssquh,uGa Dvoa; and at Esson EtR the
EEos Of ca G's ,s ceats s1 Pee P:us to
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
Commencing Janu,r9 Io AIsa1S s E ~. ALL
R-Eo FemiHssn, Eistou Bethlehem Bath Msach Chunk
ro Ae5aT,s barr, Hos Mab9ao City M Carmel Haeol TunEhan
m-FOf EasOn. Connects Junction DEL Lack and West
Twz,TzRs EEraz'' daily Except Sundays, for Ras.ou Allen
n Al p4i2s5ars % Legh and susquenanaa Division
Scranton. ke.
Lehigh Valley Railroad for Maneh Cl1uuk ~ ' ~ - " Wv
lJJJ a. n---Nay Tor somervlIe
l2.D p. m-for Femfu4ou Fsg.o, M,,-h C,,nL
Fa Po r, Ioa @ MlEbarre, Reading Columbia, Lancaster
El5 Nor Easton Connects Phinsbug with Lehgh and
Susq D1on ier pam Allentown Wlkesbae and Scranon
EasDn Win Lelgh Valley Tor Aleutoxa and AZ
Phllipabrrg for Belvilere. - - ~ 49, N--t--' -
800 ?. m.-For Panfeh.
.Por Eason Aent0rn anil N,neA Cnpk Connscts Al lima
ton with Del, Lack and West r. r.
40 p m--F0r SOmervlle md
5p.m.-t0r s0merTlie.
$3.50 .. m-For PanieM
Si5 CINCINNATI ExPHFss daily for
town Reading Hsrsburg Pliburgh Chicago aal Cincinnati
D m.-FOr
Z D. m.-For SomerTlie.
1880 p. m-lEmigran)-For - Eastoa
800 D. m.-FOr Painted
ll:2O D.. m.-For Pandeh
Elizabeth 5:l5 500 go T;lS 1855 eco $50 900 s:i5
1000 1870 I5 m i2.J, l0 2:00, 800 $50 400 EJl
5i5 so, 55 Goo e1O 100 73o 7i5 $40 900 1890 lllO
300 p. m.
the wes, be obtained a. the Central Rail
road Of jersey foot Of Lbet SeE-YorE and tho principal
-''s' - R. &. RIcKER, supeintsndc..
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IRVING INSURANCE COMPANY.
CASH CAPITAL. 100000.
oFYIoK no. 157 BROADWAY. n 7.

This Company having completed Its organization under the laws o.
M ~ is now ready policies against loss damage by Fire.
a. Dee ~ Furniture Stores Merchandise and other property
e,yor.bl, terus MARTIN l. CROwBLL President
VIZ. PIT PALMER, Yiee-Presiden-
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employ suitable person to distribute
them" You will get terms in either
case that viii be just aud right, and
all because you are organized and so
have the power and the trader knows
you mean to use It.
These arc merely solitary instances
in which our order will prove that in
union there is strength. We can thus
better accumulate information, expose
humbuggery; discover, test and dis.
seminate new and valuable breeds Of
stock, seeds Of vegetables, and varie,
ties of fruit; constant association will
make friendly, social feeling that will
bind us closer to each other and to the
farm; and il the farm is to be our
calling, we must make it and all its
surroundings as attractive, remunera.
tive, respectable and independent, as
other branches of business. Then
and not till then will the exodus from
the farm to the city cease.-Io,cd
Homestead.
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Presently

Never say You VIII do present.,
what your reason or your conscience.
tells you should he done now. n,
n'an ever shaped his own Destiny. o,
the d s,iny of others, wisely and well
who dealt much in presertlirs Look
on Nature she never pos,pones
When the time arrives for the buds Il
open, they open-for tie leaves to fall
they fall Look upward; the shining
worlds never put of their rising on
setting. The comets, even, erratic A.
they are, keep their appointments,
and eclipses are always punctual to the
minute. There are no delays in any
of the movements of the universe
which have been predetermined by
the absolute fiat Of the Creator. Pro
crastinatlon among the stars might in
volve the destruction 81 innumerable
systems; procrastination in the opera
tons OF nature on this earth might
result IN famine, pestilence and the
blotting out Of the human race. Man.
however, being free agent, can
postpone the performance of his duty
and he does SO, too, frequently to Ills
The drafts drawn by
Incidence upon the future are pretty
sure 20 he dishonest Maxi NOW your
banker. DO not say you will econo-
mize presently, for presently you may
be a bankrupt; nor that YOU will
repent aud make atonemeat presently.
Tor presently you may be judge |.
Bear in mind the important fact,
taught alike by the history OF nations,
rulers and private individuals. that in
It least three cases out OF five, pres
emily is too late.
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know nothing about ii.

know nothing about II.
q. Would you not have thought 1t
wrong If James Gaffney had dragged
you out of bed aod whipped you !? A.
/ suppose would have thosght hard
or 1t.
q. Don't you suppose he thought
the same? A. didn't know whether
it was wrong or not; | was ordered 70
do so by the committee; Jed Edwards
was one, and Step Scruggs was anoth
err; David Collins is respectable gen
tleman up there; he didn't advise
US against Ii.
Here is another; William Robbins
said: 1.-The reason why l joined the
Ku kiux order was that there was
more for my side-the Democrats
than of Republicans. didn't belong
to the Ku Klux order, but they sent
me word that they believed was after
something, SO was. ! had said that
thought the thing ought to be put
down, but all seemed afraid to take
hold Of Ii The best men and the
highest men belonged tothe order, ANA
they advised me to join for my protec-
ton. When they come about they
don't give sou much time to 10 ANY
thing. know, when they first caIne
Into my field TO get me 70 join,
threatenedto fire into them. next day
sent man to talk To me, and told me
there were two chances for me; one
was to join the order; the ut er was to
he abused by them. / don't think
there were many In that part OF the
country that did not belong to them.
No wonder that Judge Bond, reared
aud educated in christian com,nuni
~, aud civilized section Of the ma
ton, remarked, II think there ought
to he another proclamation Of enamel
patton.
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James Fisk .rr.

James Fisk, Jr., was born In the
historic town of Bennington, VT,
about the year 1881. His father was y
country peddler. In his early days he
attended the district school, but =
greater part of his youth was spent
upon his fathers cart. When quite =
young man he adopted the vocation Of
jobbiDg In cloths, jewelry aud Yankee
notions, aud branchei out in the
business quite extensively. About
twelve years ago Mr.. Fisk was induced
to give up this ilinerant life aud to
enter the establishment Of Jordan,
Marsh & Co., of Boston, as sale,nan.
He did not di ,tinguish himself Us
city saieman, but when the ar broke
out he first made his mark by securing
large government contracts for his
employers, ard finally became Q
member Of the firm. As q member Of
this house he INDUCED in several
'corners," by which large araount
was made; he then turned his
attention to shipping cotton from the
South, Notwithstanding the great
difficulty Of getting it through the
lines Of the opposing armies.
On retiring from the firm Of Jordan,
Marsh & Co., Fisk opened business for
himself in Boston, but was AT irst SO
unccessful as nearly to be ruined. We
next find him in New York, operating
in Wall street, where lie drifted into
railroads. became director of the
Erie. aud in time had managed his
cards with such craft that he might
have been said to own the road !; and
il was under his direction that ten
millions Of extra stock were secret.iy
issued. In spite Of suit, and
injun 'tinns he managed. backed hv
Gould and the ring. to retain his hold
on this road F'isk's connection with
the Grand Opera House, his French
opera companies, his dramatic
ventures, his steamboat enterprises
and his military record are we'll
known aud of too recent date 10 need
repairing.
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Hos IL, the apostle Of whist, undo,
tile old d!spensation, Is said to have
died fu.l OF years ami honors.-TN. Y.
Evening Post.
Aud Is low expecting the angel
Gabriel To order him up.-[N. Y.
Commercial
Tie louht'ess met the deuce with q
sfttnnee hicaso Evening Post.
Noader ii the grave digger held a
"inIi hand" Of spades? Louisville
Courier Journal.
This Is not true. He has merely
fallen asleep, waiting for the last
trump, In. Y. World.
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How TO MAKE A SCANDAL MoSGER
Take grain of faisboou, a handful
OF Kun about, the same quantity O!
Nimtietongue, sprig of the herb
Baekhite, teaspoonful of Dun't yon
tell IL, six drains of Malice.
aud few drops Of Envy. Stir well
together and simmer half am hour.
Add little Discomfort, and Jealousy.
then strain through a bag OF Miscen
strection, cork il up in bottle of
Maievo'enee. and hang it upon a
skein Of street.yarn. SHAKE 1t occa-
sinnnliy for u few days, and 1t will he
i'll for use. Let few drops lie taken
before walking out, aud tho desired
result will follow
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Fresh Garden. Flower,

Fresh Garden, Flower,
Tree and Shrub Eve 81
green. fns... as.a szevss eaa.se. .s.,,,.
PAID To- L13a. \ complete s.sa..
uaiciBtss s.sSzbstEsaCss, % safgs ol
either c7ass, as.0a. E'f.e six i i 4 -
g.. tt50 nfae sRas tss5sa.1a8. As+fs. M,
;sinsesiae ssQEIS ofQae fgag s.ssf.-
cd l'Tss!. Trees. tsraaa Eru5ss.
Efait sstecsss, 0HnS fsrlii, flg.a-
mental :s.sa Ef.erg-ee9s ssccdtffa@N.
kui3s, Reese. Vines, kEGasc andI
Border giants, a-r., sa.e., Gsse gaost
complete ussoEGEncnt ia America.
Prepaid III s.sais. Priced GataED-
gaics go ssny address, also ssatse
lists, gratis. seeds 0si S0eanais-
sion. Agents, wanted.
E. M. WAT SON, Old
C0i0RS Aasseriesana seed Ware
house, ss.suaa;:sss, ssa.s Esssss,
tlssieG ksa:e.
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NOTHING IN PARTICULAR.

bear about by day aud night
The most acute of maiadies;
To picture u in black and white
The object OF this ballad Is.
Permit me. gentle reader, please,
To breathe In your auricular:
suffer from the fell disease,
Called nothing In particular.
To render II the more intense.
And nearly uncomfortable,
My doctor says, In confidence,
IT'S totally incurable.
My mind has threatened, ere to-day,
To lose it, perpen iicular.
And fall melancholy prey
To nothing In particular.
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do not keep fattening hogs too
late IN the. season unless yo,, have
extra warm pens for them. f'atten-
ing animals do not take on s. much
fat in cold weather unless the condi-
lions for warmth ard COOL feeding
are better than ordinary.
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An !rishnnn. noticing a lady pass
down the street, espied two strips
depending from under her mantle.
Not Knowing that these were styled
.as'es and were hanging in theft
right place, he exclaimed: An faith,
ma'am, yer galluses are loose!"
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TRUST. Frederick William ILL.,. OF
Prussia. had no brilliant qnaIi,ie but
IN The school Of deep humiliation and
af1iietion he had learned to depend
upon God. and chose for the motto Of
ms iife.-"My time In unrest !; N,
hope In God"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01

a California correspondent Of tie
Rural Nec Yorker. SAYS he ra;ses
hogs without any expense. They
fatten in the fall on aeorns, are killed.
then "baconea" and sold to the Chi.
namen at 2t cents pound withou.
costing cent,
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A southern editor says of "A rival
editor that he Is inclined TO deny The
crime of being red headed. Well. YOU
may call II auburn. or blonde, or any
thing else, but our impression is that
he would be entitled to the first place
in any torrhlight procession"
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a. I'd. s9url<x.

ToSrRsrpoR ANp BuffsDrn. ~ n.
NJ HarE, tawA, VII nay paraietiitrs III ef,-
tI.l 80 All Atnus af tittiaias fhn3 fnag III
eiiraSicd Ia hiSaare especially ehtrcilSs IL, n
scnooi houFea. ana VIII guarantees nli kg3Tt
tore done In The best rianter Also ing,t.Ge
CUT plans and specifications. 3fvI
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tHRGEf DtftPg& are NOT = vie Y aNfN GFthlk.
siasee 81 Poor Rum, Wbishey, Proof ~pirifH
1 fra Il eese tlietsste, called "T0Hes,"" AptettzF' "
"#estosers,e sc, that lead the pIser On tp dsaa
nEs arE zafa, bat ere q t@1e &4aHine mite "a FAt
Eafit Z 2si sGt Hob y Cal3aF "a. wee t5.sta 4
AlrnNalie SssiHsstants. g34e9 ale the sstsH.s q
y 8Is20D IT isE&tasEk aad j aiG& tsFA EAa
I q ne yessar Y7ylae ~ ri ~ sanops matter 81.
+ RI s.uF IL u I'd 10 . Issaitly condition N8F"
AN HEe Htgrs hrabr6#I ErcG-a ii
fs f5r@ aav I .fes ded tbsit Inre rss
s17 rafpsral aoE9n er o.hsr urrHy. ana q.
as wsstsa agyonL t3.e po5a- Il s3lf.
"'ha5 pre Gentle pEr@nt8eC rs well &
Touic, asinr, hs3, the reealiar ma q egaesin
f 5 ae9tal a4sug il rs!jsa iag Congestion ia@4a-
t.aa cF lie Etter ami hi. tha ' saefa3 o-ears
F0H FEMALE fOHPFsATAT;.. wh stter
yayug a3, married e sfis', ~ 3 s.wa $.
hood or L. tsss tea FL ssfs .raa hss Btttss aas. a
/ tqnal.
/ For IaGammnrory cr Cn.aIlic RncuWati@a,
nnl EeHt. Dy.pepsia or Indigestion, tgii-
! ssas, Ramttteut and Intermittent Eeyers,
/ Dlseasas Of the blood, Liver, hianese aud
Bladder, thesa BititGs hcve been most saGcessta.
J fach Diseases ara rsns ! BY Sittsrra Biac',
uiea - generally pfccitsi l. dsraEi onasat = nc
DSEcstiye 9rs&Ep.
DYSPEPSIA OF T"1I .Es TiGE, fi@t1
ashe Pain ia the shnulaafs Coughs 4.gh aes .. We
Cb4t p'zzinasf Saur Gele,st a43 g tSs taHaa lad
Isstt a $ho Mouth Raou8A saeEs PstgitetaH al tie
n N, tufamt5rtiqn IL the Iancse FAja Ia taa Tsas
II the Kidneys. ans hrn4ra' eaaa .i-s4 sgslela@s
sTu De atss5r5Es4 Il IYtF9 &e
81 " hFiesrlte the staga a d ssinls liz tar-l
Liner ar@ RoveIa which raAar t1em n aus 1sEnA
se-ss seFn-iar Ne ba4t n I'LL tuparjte# 4u4 s.
rffn7 5taw lia ana gjs5r to Gle - e1F evgtga:
hu5s sia4S BisEA-E@, Es4 H
-. n-1ss, El@ H H@1 sa-
Z
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Head work is an element in sue
cessful farming that cannot be dispen-
scd with, aud no amount Of manuel
labor viii! coun.erbalaaee the went Of
4 power Of foreslought applicable to
present and speculative management.
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An acre contains 1850 square
feet. 2osa feet square make an acre.
A city lot 100 feet long by rs feet
wide is something more than one
sixteenth Of an acre.
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OF HUsBANDRY.
Onicers Of the State Grange.

Master ID. w. Adams, Waukon,
Allamakee county.
Lect,rer-lsaac Brandt, DesMoines
Polk county.
.Nepard- Peter Melcndy, Cedar
Falls, Blackhawk county.
asst .&e,cmW j. ID. Whitman,
Dallas Center county.
Ocerseer-J. l.. Enos, Cedar Rap
ids.
Chaplain-C. D. Beeman, Waukon,
Allamakee county.
Secretary VIM. Duane Wilson.
Des Moines.
Iredsurer--Wm. Anderson, Madi.
son county.
Gate Heeper-W. II. Shower, Den.
ison, Crawford county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01
stone quarry

The undersigned, haying opened an excel
lent quarry Oh Cedar River ~ tile mouth OF
CripllNer Hollow. would inform the puiilc
that they keep constantly 8n hand first class
stone Ior al purposes,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01
CHEROKEE PILLS NO. 2.
For the RelltOHM/ O1
ObSf3.lScfiOl,S u3lH the
insurance Of Reg
MtNrity IN the
Recurrence OF
Monthly Pc
riOlLS.

These piRs are unftiiiag FeDsnie Reqriatou',
intended for speci03 cases; Utosc obstinate ones
mhcre niiiier and cheaper medicines nil
ful principles OF plants roots and berries highly
concentrated that each pill contains more medic
nal strength than "A whole box bottle of ordinary
dollar medicine In remarked. ALTHoUGH POWER
FIJI. YET SO Midland PLEASANT IN THEIR opER
ALTON, THAT THE MOST FEgBLE CAN TAKE THEN
WITH PERFECT SAFETY.
Each box contains about 100 pills. and wrapped
In white paper printed Ia deep red letters with hui
and aplicIt directions enclosed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-01
Why and Where
oar Pianos are superior ta any IN the market.

car FiAn93 are s-paftgf q any IA the market
Our pamphlet contains engravings Of
all the different styles of instruments
that We manufacture, giving full de-
scriptiou Of each, SO that person can
select the style they mag desire To order,
with the assurance that they will re-
ceive Jgstas good Piano a. If they were
IN our Wareropm- to select il. We have
sold 0V.i FIVE THOUSAND Pianos,
many 81 them being shipped great dis.
tauces, and we have never yet received
the first complaint. Az We give writ
ten guarantee with every Piano we man.
uiactnre for five years, the purchasers
runs no risk.
DOM fat ~ wrle for or pamphtet
Hbtch IRE mail FREQ. and rhea YOa Write
stdfe ieh4t poper yonsao this notice in.