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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

Protection SrinS 10 display its love
Tor An'rlcm manufacturers bv chaSten-
ing Thorn. During the past few weeks
manufacturers from every part Of tho
Union have been speeding to Washing
ton To protest against tho operation of
tho tariff upon their industry. Soap
manufacturers from New York, Philn-
delplia, Mnl Cincinnati, whom tie tariff
has shut ont of their former markets in
Cuba, South America, Mexico, and the
West Indies; sal soda manufacturers;
manufacturing jewelers., whom the tariff
lorbiis to compete with the lnpidarios
oi Amsterdam; printers, oppressed BY
tho duty on type; hoop-skirt munufac
turer', depressed by til" duty ul criuo.
line wire; cotton manufacturers, depriy-
cd OF home md foreign markets by the
duty on yarn; ship-builGe ~, driven from
the sea; boot and sIocmak.rs, anlon,
BY the duty on leather and webbing tine
manufacturers Of lead, and twenty
eight women manufacturers. wlu 81 mills
were stopping hecnuse Of duties which
benefited no one but their foreign COM
potitors-''ll have glvon the lie to the
assumption that there is to bc found in
The tariff amy thing vi Protection TO
American labor.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

No ono remedy Ia louder
called for by tho necessities Of
the American people than a
sure and safe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such We are now
enabled to offer, with q perfect
certainty that 1t will eradicate
tho disease, and with sssur.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18
Every Family Should Have u Bottle.

Every Family Should Have II Bottle.
many unqualified endorsements by physicians
Of the very highest standing In their profession
Endorsed also by the clergy and the leading
UNCONVENTIONAL papers.
USIrLD STATES MARINE IInSrIrAI,,
st. L~rIS, No., October s, 1870. I
James A.. jackson 4 Co.-Gentlemen As
you have communicated tn The medical profess
sion the recipe of the "lIome Bittera," il can
not, therefore, he considered II patent medicine,
no patent having been taken for Il. We have
examined the formula for making the "lIUme
Bitters," and unheSitatingly say the cOmhina.
ton Is one Of rare excellence, all the articles
are the hest NJ the class to which they belong,
being highly tonic, stimulant, stonmchic, car
minatiyc, and slightly laxative. The mple Ut
preparing them Is strictly in accordance with
the rules Of pharmacy. Having used them, seen
it, effects in our private practice, We take plea.
sure in recommending them to I'll peraons ,lesi-
rOus Of taking Bitters, as heing the hest Tonic
and Stimulant now offered tn the public.
FRANK g. ORTER,
Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women, College
of phyaicinns, anil late member Board Of
Health.
l.. g. II. OISLINIERE,
TTO'' ~ OhtIelrlc- anu plHchncS ~ women, ~.
Louis Medical rollegr.
DRAKE McDOw Eli, VI. D.,
Late President Missouri Medical college.
T.. \. rLARK, ". D.,
Prof. Surgery Mo. Medical college, and late Re-.
sident Physician tity Hospital, 1t. Inuis Nh.
HER BERT HlMAI,
l'rnf. Practical Pharmacy, st. Louis college NJ
Pharmacy.
j.. e. WHITEHALL, El. Med. Archives.
Alfred ~llcncnck, VI. y. Dr. &. V. r. Lndwig.
T.. Grricke, ". j.. $, q. MOrcr, " d.
4. \. Ware, ~. ID. W. y. willow, ". d.
E.t. FRANKLIN. w.. D.,
Prof. Surgery Homeopathic Medical college.
7. J. Nn-tinC, v. u. 7. q. COMSTUrK, VI. D..
rrl. II Midwifery mud Diseases of Women,
college nj Homeopathic Physicians aud Sur.
g'On-.
JOHN 7. TEN LIZ, ". D.,
Pref. Mnteria MOlica aud %Thrrun"eutic, lInmm.
mthic Medical College nj Missouri.
j. u. GENTLEMAN, y. H.,
Lecturer III Diseases al children, Homeopathic
college III Missouri.
CHARLES VASTINE, VI. D.,
ri. If PhySi"logy, Homeopathic McIical Col,
lego Uf Missouri.
joins HARTMAN, VI D.,
rr"t. t1inicnl Medicine, College homeopathic
Physicians aud surgeons.
Tlrey nrc superior T." all other Stomach lit,
tcrr.-Enno Snmlcrs, Analytical Chemist.
NJ Biiters in the wOrll rnn excel thcu.-Si.
mon ~ilirsch, Analytical Chemist.
Eminent Physicians uf Chicago.
The formula tor the Home Rittcrs has beer
submitted IL liz, AMI we believe them tn he tn,
hest tonic nnd sIimulant iur general usr nnw Of
frreh tn the public. Ill. wmrlhury, w.. IL: e.. \
M%nrin"r, n aly'icni Chemist; jus. Y. H.. Blan
cy, v. ~: rot. nj Chemistry Rush NIclicn
iollegc II. :. Hahn, VI. Il. Il. McIirnr, ". u.
norma :. barnes, VI. H.. j. y. Walker, ". u.
7. :. %Iloyne, ". H.; Il. Lallnm, NJ. D.. ; Iloma,
7. Ellis, N.n. Jns. \. collins, 81. D.; ia
Hahn. NJ. D.;
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

An asS'Tinll"n III printers met ut
Worcester, Mass.. lust month, and,
among other wriShty matters, voted
down, IL to IL, II resolution in favor Of
the repeal "f the duties on type and
printing material. The New. York 2ri-
b"m' dances drcoruusly over the vote
Think Of it! Eighteen printers of Mas
%sachusetis resolving not To be Fr,e-Tr-
derS--not to send our printers and editors
To the "demnition bow-wows," yOu know.
Eighteen printers. Shades Of Golden
and Franklin, project us.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18
Business Cards,

VI any character, neatly executed at the
ENrERPnSE Office.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18
Eminent Physicians in Cincinnati.

Nearly all of whom are Professors in onc or the
other Of the Medical Colleges.
No other BitterS hive ever hecn offered to the
public embracing - many ' luablc remedial
agents.. IL. Natter, ". ~; Z. T.. Simpson,
" D.; &. :. Muscratt, VI. H.; w.. Z. Tnllinlerro,
" H.; j. u. Buckncr, VI. D.; q. A. DOherty, VI.
80. Is. Woodward, W.. D.; D.. ". Met 'arthy,
". H.; R.. II. johnson, ". D.; l.. \. james, N.D.;
:. Z. Bonner, ". D.. q. W. Biylcr, ". H.; J. J.
Quinn. VI. H.; W. Il. wood ward, VI. d.; r.. :.
Wayne, Chemist Il. X. Taylor, N. D.; +. 4.
Malcy, VI. p.;S :. u. Tonlinson, M.m.
Eminent Physicians in Memphis.
The Home Filters are an invaluable remedy
for indigestion anil Diseases a%risiny from mala-
rial causcs.-G. Is. Thornton, VI. D., In charge
City Hospital Alley. Erskinc, ", H.: NJ. Il. RI.
gers, VI. u. }. VI. Rogers, ". D.; Paul Utey, v.
H.; NJ. \. hmunds, NJ. D.. n. W. Purncil, N.
n. Sanford licll, NJ, D.; JOS. T.. Lynch, NJ. D,
Eminent Physicians in Pittsburgh,
R.F. bake, a.. D.; ". r. Chills, NJ. D.; o.
with, Chemist Vim. Cloves, ". b.; b. II. vii.
larl, ". H.; J. II. McClellanl, ". Il.
And Hundreds of Others
In all parts Of the North, West and South.
j. Il. Garner, ". ~, Milwaukee,
CorNcIL BLUFFS, March 81, 1871.
James \. jackson x Co,-llaving examined
the formula If the :" Home Stomach Bitters," |
have prescribed them in my practice for some
time, and pronounce them the hest Tonic Bitters
now in use. p. II. MCMAHON, NJ. II.
lD~ For sale by all druggists and grocers.
JAMES A.. JACKSON Il CO., Pros.
Laboratory los and l07 n. Second st. st. Louis
No. jyl3-ly
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

DIR. J. C .AYER Il CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical md analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, $500 PER hottie.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

Ands in fact, everything usually
kept in a Drug Store, and for sale
at popular prices.
Prescriptions accurately COM
pounded. Persons wishing his
Professional services can find him
at THE Drug Store,
dgc2-ly.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
80 .lstl !!lllCyyItkE'

The Blue bird is n sure harbinger
Of spring, but some ofstise farmers Of
this vicinity have got ahead of the
bird and gone 10 llarrowing down
corn stalks preparatory to spring
plDwir>g. aayss sHs ~saaii et : ~ E.
u 1.-The Meshodists and isaptists arc
holding a series of meetings in their
respective charctes the former under
the MINISTRY Of Rev. J.Bs Howe aad
the latter anler thai of Rev. Mr..
Lewis. They are both able and ear
nest men, and are gathering in many
Of ..the lost. sheep from tn. house OF
Israel 81, IA VI sahHksG - !. ~
Il MIR. q. S. Burcigk. who resides
two miles north Of town, lsas recently
imported BerkshircIpig from Cana
ds, for which he paid the sum Of two
hundred dollars. lie has been engag-
ed. the psst few years in importing to
this country some of the pure Hooded
Hereford cattle, and If money, energy
and faith are evidences Of success,
Mr.. Burleigh will certainly succeed as
he Is most lavish IN these three kinds
Of currency on his faverite kinds Of
stock. He now has twelve head of
Berkshires, all imported from Cana
d. sgsf t@Ts ns IrMSoRlx.
s. -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

FRIDAY, p. NJ.
Organization, 2 70 2is.
The following subjects Will be- considered
nom GlSt toe:
/ unisnrnify .of Text Books.
should prisss and rewards he awarded for
superiority Of scholarship.
Graded schools. as applicable 10 rural
districts.
School government. #ss
Subjects for discussions:
Does frequent change Of Teachers In our
common schools tend to promote the hos,
interesu{of the pupil:
Compulsory education.
Lecture by Hon VIM r WOLF
SATURDAY. A n.
Primary Instruction. Miss LIxxie Murray,
Oils to s:s5.
Discussion. o-:.5 to Gas.
Reading. Miss Lucy Curtis. a45 TO l0-li.
Discussion. l0-l5 TO 1885,
Theory and prAcrtce OF teaching, " N
Wilcox, l0-f5 to LIS.
Discussion, LIS to ILLS
Geography, David Watkins. Ills to ll-5o
Discussion, II 70 TO IL
SATURDAY,
PHYSICAL training, AC Latham, Id 70 l-3S
Discussion, las to i.45.
Practical Arithmetic. Miss = curtis. l-I5 to
2.l5
Discussion, - TO 9 .
Moral training, Rev L r Dosch. 2-i5 to s-'.
Discussion, So TO 3.l5.
Grammar, W w Stubs. 3-l5 TO $40
Discussion. Report Of Critic, Resolutions
Adjournment
The following committees v III please act:
On Entertainment-J W stanton, Calvin
Mays, Cha's Curtis
On Resolutions--Rev l. p Bosch, Jacob
Geiger. Or r Clark. J l. Carey
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
Programme Of Teachers' Local
Institute to be held at Louden.
Commencing Feb. 23, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.

Organization from 10 to IL.
From II to 1890, penmanship ny
NJ. Carroll, Louder.
From 1880 to II. photography. by
E. Warfield, Louden.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
From to 2, etymology by p. w.
Mitchell, Massilon.
From 2 to Gas. reading by r. A.
Gates, Massillon.
Recess Is minutes
From to $40, intellectual srithme-
tic by D. Watkins, Louden.
From $40 to !, geography BY J. z.
johnson, Clarence.
Friday evening, lecture by Rev. J.
Atkins.
SATURDAY, Feb. a.
From 70 10, analysis by w. T.
Stubs, Clarence.
From 10 to 1915, written arithmetic
by Mr.. Hammond, Clarence.
Recess Il minutes.
From ii to l.. primary instruction
by Miss L. Murphy, Loudeu.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
From to l:3O, square and cube root
by W. NJ. Wilcox, Upton.
From l:30 to ., history by T. r.
Cook, Louden.
From to $50, school government
by II. Bell, Clarence.
Recess Is inmates.
From o::45 to 4, school government.
BY order of Committee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
FROM MECuANICsvlLLE.
Historical Sketches Of Mechanics.
vile and Vicinity.
NUMBER TWO.

After the Grafton, which was sup
posed to have been delivered by Mr..
Dodge, one Of the company, on see.
ing the exhausted condition Of the
orator, and likewise himself feeling
the necessity Of the occasion, pathet.
ically remarked, +" now where is Our
dinner 2" Mr.. Pope, who perhaps,
was the most Emphatic Of the com.
pany, remarked sorrowfully, bending
over his folded hands, 90! how ]
wish | had eat more when ! was
where could get it," Here on thin
ground was first celebrated the
+" Fourth" in Cedar county, and we
believe the first west OF the Missis.
sippi river. =,
Sometime early in the fall OF '36
these pioneermcn, deeming prudence
the better part Of valor, concluded to
return to their former homes, or to
other parts at least, where they might
pass the winter in safety from starva.
ton and cold. Mr.. Pope and Mr..
Stcbbins l believe are the only ones
who returned to their native homes
Mr.. Pope TO New York for his family,
and Mr.. Stebbins 70 Illinois. There
is one incident worthy Of notice in
relation TO Mr.. Pope who, having
spent part Of his life IS a sea cap.
tain, was not posted as to the neces-
ssry equipments for trail Of thou.
sand miles through, pathless prairies,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

WRITING on NEWSPAPERS. : The
following 10 the act of Congress Ia re.
iaiion to writing upon newspapers or
other periodicals sent by mail, aud
may be of interest TO many who have
fallen into the habit:
IF any person shall enclose or con,
ceal letter or OTHER thing, or any
memorandum, III writing, in a ne1s-
paper, pamphlet or magazine, or make
aDy writing thereon, which he shall
have delivered into any post office. or
10 any person for that parpose, in or
der that the same may be sent by post.
free of letter postage, he shall forfeit
the sum OF % for every ofiense
the letter, newspaper, packages, mem
orandums, or other things, shall not
be delivered to the person to whom ii
Is directed, until the amount Of single
istt-T postage is paid fof each article
OF which the package Is composed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

"A 0OUy uUO S2sn0 AsssosS.
: isseh N dyspspaia. TIE stomaGh
and' the brain are too intimately allie1
Tor the one TO suiler without the other
30 that dyspeceia and despondency art
iusepasable. II may b. added. too
that Irritation u the stonsach b almost
invariably accompanied b. irritation
0f the tomper. "a M
The invfgorating and tranQuili4ing
operation or Hostetter'a Bittefs b most
powerfuliy developed Ia cases Of iDdi.
gestion. The firsf effect Of this agree
able tonic Is comforting and encour
aging. \ mild glow prevades the sys-
tenn, the chronic uueasiness In the ne
glon Of the stomach u lssse0ed, and
the nervoua restlessness which char
scterizes the disease il .abated. THE
improvement IL uottrnnsient. Ii IL not
succeeded by the return Of the old sys>
toms with superadded force, d Is Al
ways the case when unnetficated
stimulants are given for the c0m-
plant. Each dose seems to impart q
permanent accession Of healthfill In.
vlgorati0n. Hut this ID not Ill. The
APPARENT and anti .bilious peopeFties 81
the preparation are scarcely secondary
in importance to its tonic virtues. II
there Il an overflow OF bile, the secre-
ton Is soon brought within proper
limits. and II the hillary organ II inert
and torpid 1t Is toned and regulated
The effect upon the discharging 10
equally salutary, and In cases of con-
stipation the catllartic action IL just
sufficient to produce the desired result
gradually and without pain. The
Bitters also promote healthy evapora-
ton from the surface, which is partic-
ularily desirable at this season when
sudden spells If raw unpleasant wealth.
er are apt to check the natural perspi.
ration and produce congestion of the
liver. conghs, aud colds. The best
safeguard ugdi,,st all diseases e bodily
rfg0r, and this the great vegetnole
Restorative especially promotes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

LIsEL.-The Sheriff yesterday pre-
sented the ADVERTISER a document
setting forth the facts that one NJ. \.
Martin claimed Of that establishment
the sum OF 6, 900 TO heal a reputation
damaged 10 that extent by an article
published last fall ia said paper, and
that said claim is 10 be established, If
possible, at the April term Of the Ce-
dar County District Court. TIL c article
was copied in substance from one in
the Mecnapicsvilie Press. the latter
also doing the fair and fragile Martin
the same amount of damage rs he
proposes 10 show in another libel suit
i'm which Brother Williams Is defeud-
ant. Sich ia life Price five thousand
dollars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
FROM ROCHESTER,.
A Meeting of Citizens Resolve
that Taey will not Enforce
the Stock Act.

A meeting was held at Rochester on
Saturday, Feb. ", to take measures
about letting sack run a. large as
usual Tie meeting was called to
order by electing Jas. Jennings chair
man and F. NJ. Brown secretary. The
object Of the meeting was freely dis
eussed by Jennings, Raiiy aud Atkins,
after which lie following preamble
aud resolutions We're unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS, The General Assembly
Of the State Of Iowa ut their last SEES
sion did pass an act entitled "an act
to restrain stock from running at
large" aud
WHEREAS, The voters Of Cedar
County 1T the last general election did
vote the same upon US; therefore be y
Resol,ed, That while the law may
be beneficial and to the Interest OF
some portions of Iowa, that we deem
il inexpedient aud detrimental TO the
best interests of the people Of this
township.
Resoiued, That We believe 1t 10 be to
the best interest Of the people Of this
township to let their stock run at large
rs usual Except all male stock and
we will use our influence tn restrain
the same.
Pesolred, That we further believe II
to be to our Interest TO keep up our
outside fences to . lawful hight SO NJ
to prevent neighborhood quarrels and
litigation.
Resotped, That the Secretary fur
nish the Upton papers copy Of these
resolutions for publication.
JAMES JENNINGS, Pres.
q ~ ppnXCN kaa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

FIRE.-A chimney burned out At
Case Il Lewis Grocery Tuesday after
room, aud the burning soot dropped
3Jwn ani set the building on fire
about where the stove pipe entered the
hue. OF course it was discovered at
once, and little water did the BUSH
ltuv- but it is not pleasant 10 think
q l,u, the result OF an hours start v ouid
have been that terribly windy after.
noou. Upton is utterly helpless
AGAINST fire without such wind to
sylp il. She not only has 10 organi
zu3n nor no means of fighting IL, but
80 water TO fight with.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
FROM INLAND.

Bells, bells, bells. wedding bells
and welded bellies! The Young PEG
pie seem Oh marriage bent. Our
burgh has been on the tiptoe OF OK
element for weeks in anticipation ot
the two weddings which lately came
oil The first one, that OF j. " harlon
and Mollie Hosticr, was quiet
pleasant affair. \ party "f young
friends young masculines we supposed
improvised an original : chirivari
for the OCCASION. An excited cry @,
Ere was heard, when the people
within rushed ont 10 sec what was
the matter. Then the sercnaders
surrounded the newly married and
treated them to few airs probably
the wedding march, or the tune the
ancient bovine sang to expire by) on
their milk pans and SIGH The Other
marriage, Willey-Egnoy, was very
gay, Joyous and imposing affair. 4
large number Of friends were assem-
blea. Leap year is telling on the
maids and bachelors.
With regret we record the sudden
death Of the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bell, residing near Shiloh,
some three miles south Of Inland.
lie was bright, promising babe, only
a few months old, the first child. Ha
died Sunday morning, Feb. 18th.
We are informed ,ha. Several
children Of Mr.. Lister, Lying on the
Big Rock and New Liberty road, are
dangerously IN with Scarlet fever.
Two or three farmers near Inland
Center are losing cattle with disease
called Backlog. Have heard OF lots
of male bipeds Of the human species
being afflicted with an nilment Of the
same name, b,t never heard that il
proved fatal With them save in con-
nection with A l,altcrA % 1ullct
rarely.
Some of or nciglhors arc unfor-
inmate in regard to their horscs. Mr..
MISUNDERSTANDING his name
lost a horse some weeks since while
in Davenport And German named
Stodcnbcck or Stndcnbaugh, or some
such appellation, while attempting to
put new halter on one Of his horses,
either frightened or pulled him back
till his hind leg came in contact with
the stable wall and was broken, (thc
leg, not the WALL and It was deemed
best to shoot the poor brute.
Elder Patterson, Of H., a Mormon
preachcr--not Observation-Disclosures
sermon at Inland Center last Sunday
night, Feb. 4ih. He is said to be a
gentlemanly appearing man, and a
quite fluent and hearable speaker.
Burr LECLAIRE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15

IN regard to this idea, 1t seemst to me
that It n uncAlled for - this time In
our State. Thsse might seem 10 be
some show for such . move " our
State was denssly populated Dut -
tits, plenty Of room for all kinds Of
Industry. even without : classical 81.
ucation, 1 hope il will not b sought
to be enforced npona FREQ and inde-
pendent people. @
This was one Of the causes OF trouble
at the time of the notable French
Revolution, when their strecta ran
With blood. Willy consplrators are no
less active now. than then. Let every
economist and honest man keep his
eyes open. Ii il well known fact,
that many Of our leading edueators,
are leading spirits In some OF :he most
devilish, oath. bound institutions that
fallen humanity could devise. And
moreover, that they are constantly
aiming to get tho control Of ali our
lucrative Offices. II IL true also. that
many Of these whitewa shed hypocrites
pass for ministers Of the gospel. and
are at the head OF ~oHr churches and
like the ,Jesuits Of old, aim 70 control
our educational matters. They. also,
are flooding our country with sunday
schools, making loud professions Of
respect for the Bible, yet Decorating
Its plainest precepts.
Aud perlnit me 10 say few words
in relation to the turn our educators
are taktng Ia relation to their Insti-
tntes. AT the rate they are now going
where do you suppose they Will end
In a few years That bland asking
our Board 10 pay their worthy Super
intendent 81, DO, was nncallesi for. ]
am uuciined to the opinion that if they
had . little encouragement, In short
time, they, like our farmers. would
organize for mutual protection. Who
Of all our industrious farmers III the
regular ordinary way oil DOING business
with all their capital Invested, make
hall that sum for their individual In.
bors,? Oar Superintendent does not.
probably spend more than two thirds
of his time during the year, - we In
the country seldom have more than
ssseu. months school in tl,s. year. As
Il respect. holding 80 many institutes,
I am rather inclined tn think they
will get to like them little ton we'll
for the good OF the cause.
IL our State government has right
to send my hoy 10 any school without
my consent, has ID not right To send
him to military. or sunday School,
Just a. wella A fex years ago II WAS
proposed by some Of the English clubs,
to take children from their parents.
aud educate them for the nation. DO
you suppose that i. would do 70 under.
AXE that here: Respectfully,
A FARMER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
FROM RED OAK.

FIRE. FIRE There will be = meet.
ing at the Brick School House In Red
Oak township, Cedar County, Iowa.
OH the evening Of the Goth inst., COM
mencing at 81 o clock, for the purpose
Of organizing n Township Insurance
Company as mutual protection
against fire. We cordially invite all
who can to be In attendance. The
reasons for such an organization are so
obvious. especially since so many in
surance companies have failed, that 1t
would seem like an insult to the good
sense OF Red Oak to attempt to adduce
arguments in favor Of sach q move
mcnt.
Ne wonla say again come one come
all CITIZENS.