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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15
Maxims for the Farmers.

l. Only good farming pays. He
who sows or plants without reasona-
BILE assurance Of good crops annually,
had better earn wages Of some capable
neighbor than to work for 40 poor a
paymaster as he is certain to prove
himself.
2. The good farmer il proved by the
steady appreciation Of his crops. Any
one may reap an ample harvest from
fertile virgin style the farmer alone
grows good crops at first, and better
aud better ever aiterward.
3. It IL far easier to maintain the
productive capacity Of farm than to
restore IL. To exhaust its fecundity,
and then attempt Its restoration by
buying costly commercial fertilizers, lie
wasteful and irrational.
4. The good farmer sells only such
products rs are the least exhaustive.
necessity may constrain him, for the
frs. year or two, to sell grain, or even
hay ; but he will soon send OF his sur.
plus, mainly In the form cf cotton or
wool, or meat, or butter and cheese,
that returns to the soil nearly oil that
IL taken away from 1t. A bank &C.
count daily drawn upon, while nothing
Is deposited to its credit, must soon re-
spond, "no funds 80 with . farm
similarly treated.
5. Rotation is at least negative fer
tilization. It may not positively en-
rich farm 1t will at least retard and
postpone Its Impeachment He
who grows wheat after wheat, corn
after corn, for twenty years, will need
to ernigrate before the term 10 fulfilled.
The same farm cannot support nor en-
dure him any longer than that. All
our good whest-growing sections Of
fifty years ago, are wheat-growing no
longer, while England grows large
crops thereof on the very fields that
fed the armies Of Saxon Harold and
William the Conqueror. Rotation
has preserved these, - the lack of u
ruined those.
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Notable peculiarities Of the He
broWs.

The Jews are q peculiar people and
there are some peculiarities that in
our opinion might be safely initiated
by Christians. Who ever saw a Jew
begging bread or found one in an
almshouse ? How rarely do Jews
intermarry with outsiders :? How
proud are Jewish women to have
children ? How infrequent are d.
vorces. What very unusual thing
1t is to see Jewish prostitute?
Who knows Of Jew farmer, or Jew
farm laborer? Who ever heard of
an Israelite living in the country !?
Jews deal in clothes, but are rarely
manufacturing tailors they sell jew
elry, but do not make it: they are
merchants. but seldom own ships.
They are scattered throughout the
world, but arc seldom pioneers, and
never explorers. They deal in coin,
hut are never miners. They are in
dustrious but are seldom found at a
vocation requiring road labor; look
through the foundries, machine
shops-no Jews: no Jew soldiers,
sailors, or day laborcrs at hard work.
As bankers they rank first in the
world; as artists, in music, painting,
sculptor, and all the initiative arts,
they are superior. Poor in real es-
tate they are rich in personal proper
ty: diamond to the Hebrew is the
embodiment of real wealth. With
out nationality, their ties Of race are
stronger than those Of any other
people. Speaking all the languages
Of the world they have nearly lost
their own; scattered throughout the
world, Jerusalem is a ruin and a des-
olation. Intermarrying only with
each other, their race has not degen-
Grated. Half of the Jewish firms in
America are brothers business con-
tinues in family and descends from
generation to generation; careful and
prudent as are the Jews, they are
great spectators and gamblers. In
the family the father is king and the
mother is queen; the government is
patriarchal; bad, ungovernable son
is almost unknown; a disobedient err
ring daughter is rarely heard Of. The
religious duties are performed with
zeal mo food or drink passes Jewish
lips on the day OF atonement. Yet
they never proselytize, never parade
their piety. Their synagogues are
out Of debt, their preachers never
go into politics nor attend civil
banquets. A Jew is never
ashamed Of his religion, and never
denies his faith. An apostatc Jew is
as rare as a white blackbird. While
they keep their own Saturday, they
respect everybody's Sundays. Sell
dom have bells in their churches--to
praise God in brass is left for Chris
tians and pagans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15
LAWS OF IOWA,
Published By Authority.
CHAPTER SO.

CHAPTER ID.
AN ACT TO Authorize incorporated
Towns TO aid in the Construction
and Repair Of Roads leading thereto.
SECTION l. Be It enacted by the
Genera. assembly Of the State Of Lo,od.
That it shall be lawful for any incor-
porated town to aid In the construction
and repair Of any road or roads lead
ing thereto by appropriating therefor
portion of the road.tax belonging to
said incorporated town. not exceeding
fifty per cent. thereof annually, ~
hereinafter provided.
az. Whenever petition shall be
presented to the council Of any incor-
porated town signed by one-third OF
the resident taxpayers Of said town,
asking that the question Of aiding In
the construction or repair Of any
road or roads leading thereto be sub
mitted to the voters thereof, 1t shall be
the duty Of the council Of said town to
Immediately give notice Of special
election by posting five notices in five
public places IN said town at least ten
days before said election, which notice
shall specify the time and place Of
holding said election, the particular
road or roads proposed to be aided, the
proportion Of the road-tax then levied
and not expended, or next thereafter
to be levied, to be appropriated, ut
which election the question of "Appro-
priation," or mo appropriation"
shall be submitted, and II majority of
votes polled be for appropriation"
then the council of such incorporated
town shall be authorized and empow-
cred to aid In the construction aud re-
pair of said road or roads to the extent
OF said appropriation, in the same
manner as they otherwise would, were
said road or roads within the corporate
limits of said town: Provided, That
no part of said road-tax shall be appro-
priated or expended outside Of two
miles from said town.
S3. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after ito publication
In the Daily State Register and the
Iowa State Leader, newspapers pub
lished ut Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved, March 18th. 1872.
hereby certify that the foregoing
act was published In the Daily Iowa
State Register, March IA. and In the
Iowa State Leader, March 81, 1872.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15

District Court of Cedar County. Iowa, MAY Tern,
1872.
John culbertson.
Philip harrington Betsey harrington
Mary Ann Naniionton, Van
Houton, sarah Jarvis. Charles
Brocklehurst. Maria Brocklehurst
widow Of John Brock leburst decd
Ann Brockiehurst. Harriet Brock
Ienurst, Maria BROCK iehurst, and
William Brocklehurst
VUNO tile above named defendants: Youare her,tt
notified that there Is now on file in the otiirt
OF the Clerk of the District Court, In and for We
county OF Cedar, In the State OF Iowa, petition
John Culbertson plaintiff. claiming OF you The as
dollars, with interest thereon per cent iru
the 9TH day or September, A u. 1861 on yonr prom,
issory note for said amount, sad also claiming 2.
all said defendants the foreclosure of the morga
Betsey Harrington, on the 9th day OF seItemos.tt
1851 TO secure payment Of said note, together VIII
another OF the same amount, conveying and COW.
Ing the following real estate In Cedar county lowe
to wa,
snov.seast quarter of the southeast quarter 9
section four 90, snd the northwest quarter % "
southwest quarter 81 section three 49,, west OF u
9Th J.. NJ. ali In township eighty.two fs2l norlh ~
rage on said northwes; y of the southwest 4 OF stt
ton three 90. the said mortgage haHing alftaSt
been osed ~ 10 the said northeast OF
east dissection four a. To pay said other nats,
and qniatlng the title TO said property IN the ae,ssl
ants, Philip Harrington, subject to the plainth
rights therein under said mortgage. .,.,S
Nov unless you appear TO said petition ana ~ ~
next term OF said Court, to be begun aud hsiu a.
Tipton, In said county, on the 18th day OF Npf.hf
Der, A. ID 1872, default will be entered asainst IA
and judgment rendered thereon and decree en
thereon In accordance With he prayer 2, VII
'''"' "o Asfy': f6s Pfisihn,tn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15

Our domestic wool crop for 1871
was estimated by prudent judges to
be little rising 100000 pounds.
In 1872 it will not be much larger
the decrease in some sections being
sufficient to counterbalance the in
crease in others. Therefore it will be
seen that we produce and import
more thar two hundred and ten mil
lions CT pounds OF wool.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE
District Court of Cedar County, Iowa. No.
vember Term, 1872.
Vim III Hammond

District Court of Cedar County. Iowa, No
yember Term, 1872.
VIM Hammond
against
Eliza Jane Tritch and George Tritch,
her husband; George Hammond
and his wife, - Hammond; Lewis
Hammond and Kate Hammond,
his wife; Emma Britton and John
w Brttton, her husband; Charlotte
Hammond and Charles Hammond
THO the above named Defendants: You are
i hereby notified that there will be on or
before September lst, 1872, on file in the office
of the Clerk ofthe District Court, in and for
the county of Cedar. in the State of Iowa
petition of VIM ii Hammond, Plaintiff
claiming of you the ownership and title to
lot nine 80, in block forty-one al in the
town of Upton, Cedar county, Iowa, and
asking a decree Of said Court, requiring you
and all of you to execute and deliver Il full
conveyance of the same to him. and in case
you neglect or refuse SO to do that such con-
veyance be made by a commission of said
Court. appointed for that purpose; for further
particulars you are referred To the petition
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon Of the sec
ond day OF the next term of said Court to be
begun and held at Upton, in said county on
the % day of November, 1872, a default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon in accordance with the prayer of
said petition.
4w3l 8. v, LASDT, Atty for Pl' IL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15

A room with pictures In 1t, and q
room without pictures, differ by near
iy as much as u room with windows
and one without. Nothing, we think
Is more melancholy, particularly to q
person who has to pass much time in
his room, than blank walls for pic
lures are loopholes Of escape to the
soul. leading 1t to other scenes and
other spheres.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15

Washington has a hermit of some
forty years, named Burch, who has
not left his own house or yard for
twenty years, so intently has he
devoted his time to attempt to invent
perpetual motion. The outer world is
all blank to him. He does not know
anything about politics or current
news, the telegraph or the railroad.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of Especial execution to me d-
rected. issued from the Office of the Clerk OF
the District Court. in and for the county o.
Cedar and state of Iowa. in favor ri tireenfel-
der Rosenthal& Co., and against NJ X & w c
ButterfieldandH l. Bullen, ] have levied upon
the following property as the property of the
said NJ RA W c Butterfeld and III l. Bullen.
10 wit:
Lot number one u y in block mum Der twelve
90. in the town of Durant, Cedar county,
iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door in the town of Upton. in
said county, on Saturday, the II day of Aug,
A. ID. 1872, Mt one O'Clock D. m. of said day TO
satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. d. 1872
JOHN ID. SHEARER
3w3l Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa.
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For QAI r.


on hle In the once Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of the State Of Iowa; within and for
Cedar county, the nnAl report Of James
Wharton, Jr., and Amanda II Wesley Ad.
minisssato Of the estate OF Joseph Wesley,
decsesed, showing null settlsmene, and ask.
Ing Anal discharge OF said Administrator,
being the first day Of the next term Of aid
Court 10 set for the hearing thereof, q which
time said Administrators Will be diechoEDod
II mo- objections be made thereto.
Jas. WHARTON. JR.,l ! a-...
AMANDA e WESLEY.
0aAY 4 eMx1a, Ats'yD.
Tp1o0, Nay q, lo54. Swsl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15

Oregon, it is believed, will become
a great tea growing state. Of 10000
plants on one plantation, 1000 are
being removed from the unsuitable
fiat to hill side locality, where, I'M
der the care Of Japan tea man, the
experiment will be fairly tried of the
adaptability Of the climate to tea cul-
turc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15

Crows and ackbirds are the bravest
creatures that fly; they never show
the white feather.
The difference between October and
November Is, that while with October
leaves fall, with November the fall
leaves.
A furniture man Is said to he the
LATEST member of society, because he
keeps chairs and lounges about ell day.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15

Motto for the tea lnerchant-Honest
tea 10 the best policy.
II : man wants to sleep hard he
must take . soft bed.
Why n the early grass like . PEN
knifs7 Because the spring brings out
the blaAes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15

A toll gate keeper in Virginia was
lately brought before q magistrate for
cruelty to his daughter, occasioned by
her allowing her lover to drive through
the gate tree when she had charge OF
II. She never " toNed her love"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15

A convict Of the Rhode Island pen.
itentiary has fallen heir to an immense
fortune, and he IL now talking Of buy
ing the State and having the prison
moved from the premises.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15

An advertisement In a Western
paper informs the public thst hoard
for the summer can be obtained "at o
large and shady brick gentleman's
residence 10 the country"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Look to your Children
LOUIS MEDICINE CO

Es~ 50 US 49, sSsSS10 ~ -
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Improved Farm

e. r 8 A l. Z.
MIGHTY ACRES OF nrst class prairie, well
II fenced and improved, but only cropped
3 times, situated four miles east ofTipton is
offered for sale on easy terms. 4 new frame
dwelling house Is nearly completed and
ready for occupancy.
TERMS:-One-third cash: balance to suit
purchaser.
Inquire of JOHNS TUTHILL, Esq. Upton
Iowa. 6tf WIN ii HAMMOND.
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NO Person can ea1b cAeoo &o9AeKo accord.
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Nel, advertisements.

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begins Sept. -. For Catalogue, address Gen.
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Original NOrfcc.

District Court of Cedar County. Iowa, MAY Teri
1872.
John Culberts0n
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
Another Perpetual Motion Failure.

THE following is an extract from Da-
venport letter to the Chicago Journal:
Not many years ago there dwelt and
dealt in this city merchant possessed of
considerable property and of very spec
ulative turn of mind. His name was not
Benjamin Burley, but by that name shall
designate him here.
Mr.. Burley was not content with the
ordinary profits of his trade, but was con-
stantly scheming to increase his income
by means entirely foreign to his business,
and often extremely visionary in their
character, and very naturally, of course
through this neglect his custom fell off,
until at last he was obliged to sell out un-
der the hammer and retire from business,
with scarcely sufficient to maintain his
1amliy respectfully, even with the most
rigid economy. Mr.. Burley has ALWAYS
possessed several hobbies, prominent
among which was belief in the possibil-
ity OF perpetual motion. 1t would be
supposed that after his misfortunes he
would lay aside all speculations and an
ply himself diligently to the practical du-
ties of life. Not SO, however that was
not his =" style" On the contrary, he an
piled himself more closely than ever to
solving that problem that had puzzled the
brains and wasted the means of so many
men before him. 1t is needless to follow
him step by step, and tell of his many
failures and disappointments Suffice ii
to say that at last, after all his means
were exhausted, his labors were covered
with success. The general outlines OF
his machine had long been familiar to
him, and it was only upon minute but
very important portion of its details that
his attention had been confined :; but at
last one day, as though by chance, the
idea came to him-the missing link was
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
James Fisk, Jun.

JAMES FISK, Jun, Familiarity known as
Prince Erie" whose death by the hand
of former boon companion has brought
to tragic close career of brilliant crime
and audacious indecorum, was perhaps
better known at home and abroad than
any other American of his time-an emf
nence of infamy which he alone of all men
could covet and be proud of. He has left
worse men behind him, but none who
openly court the notoriety in which he
delighted. The crimes, the vices, which
he paraded before the public, they conceal
behind mass of aEected decorum and
hypocrisy but he lived entirely in the
public eye, and all men knew the best and
the worst of him. He was young man
at the time of his death, having been born
at Bennington, Vermont, on the 1st of
April, 1884. His father was peddler
At the age of seventeen he obtained en-
ployment of very humble character in
Van Amburgh's menagerie, his occupa-
ton being to assist in the erection of
tents, and to sweep out and keep clean
the cages of the animals His employer,
Loticing his capacity, promoted him to
the position of ticket-collector. In this
capacity he accompanied Van Amburgh
IN MS various tours through the United
States, the Canadas, and Europe-a ser
vice extending over a period of eight
years. Leaving Van Amburgh at twenty
five years of age, he determined to pursue
the calling of his father, AMI returned to