The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-08-21

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Syrup and Tolu. or Honey syrup, vii
stop your cough and heal your lungs
Physicians use and prescribe II. On
ly IS cents per bottle.
DlarrheA. DyseGtsry, " bloody
Flux. Take Que tsaspoonf0l 81 DR..
Miller's Magnetic Balm, put intoa tea
cupfli Of warm wstsr s~sstsaed wsll
with sugar, And drink Within . hall
hour. Rep6as the dose every hour OF
swo. ifssvers for TIRES or four umes.
Battle the beck and bowels With the
Balm. Prics Of Balm Is cts. per bot.
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umn. TUs8sN8 MI I'LL 81 s
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vANDALA-Soma uNcoascionable
vandals within the last fsw days re-
moved the covsrsng from one Of the
graves up Ia the old graveyard sast OF
town. exposing the skeleton Of its &C.
cupAnt. Nothing seemed 70 have
been removed from the grave, and the
outrageous proceeding appeared 70
have been the mischievous freak Of
some idle boys, who had better Be
careful how they amuse Themselves.
The grave was unmarked, and no one
knows whoss the silent resting place
70 unceremoniously invaded. The
long hair evidently belonged to . wo-
man; and this was oil the tale the
tomb could tell. dust to dust, T"
spoken years ago while weeping
friends stood around had been real
lied. 49,
The city Marshal filled up the sx-
cavation and We are all again re-
minded that il 1.-The old graveyard Is
TO be no more used rs place OF burial
or ever Improved or cared for. the few
mortal remains still resting There
should be removed either by friends
or 1t the expense Of the town.
REPUTATION is said that the
!-pArtyites held caucus 10 Upton
last Saturday to choose delegates to
represent Center township in the
.'RsSosmn Convention. 90 far we
have been unable to find any one who
attended such = meeting or know any
thing about 1t, from which We con.
clude that II was quite as far from b.
ing "tAs v0iCe ofthe psOpls'' AZ any Of
the Repu6licsus primary meetings
which have been 40 libssaAy abused
for being ring ruled and slimly attend
ed. But however this may be, VIM.
L. McCroskey has been notified that
he was chosen at this meeting as one
Of the delegates to next Saturdays
Convention, which calls from him the
following explicit avowal:
Editor MISUNDERSTANDING been in
formed that, ut the late no called
primary Reform Meeting" Of Center
township, held August 10Th for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to the
county nominating convention to be
held on the 23d, I was chosen one of
said delegates, without my consent,
and while I was at home stacking my
grain, l herewith declare that l can
not serve rs delegate to said COnven-
ton. have been q Republican ever
since the party has been In power !;
and believing that perfection dOes not
exist in any political party any more
than it exists In any individual sup
porter Of party; and believing, fur
ehor,nneo that tho r .nuh1ican marty
at its last State Convention in adopt
ing it's platform of principles has EN-
bodied al that 10 demanded by the
people, I shall continue to support
this party NJ long ~ it makes an hon
eat fort to carry out reform princi-
plies. shall be on hand at the Repub-
lican primary meeting to be held on
the 9Th prOx., and sincerely hope
that every other farmer supporter of
the party will do likewise.
yNM r. MC(Rn2EEy