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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

Quiet times here now. The con-
cert aud Christmas tree was = sue
cess. Instead Of tree they had a
globe brilliantly Illuminated within
aud ornamen,ed with evergreens and
presents. Exercises were interesting
aud attendance large. The Germans
had dance last evening. Some Of
the boys laid down to sleep soon
after the dance commenced.
The schoolhouse excitement has
subsidized. J. d. Allen and Il. Dane
are engaged in hauling brick. DIR.
FIsgle is hauling sand, while Frazee
10 preparing to dig well. That
looks like business. Louden will
have q schoolhouse yet by next fall.
Since they have got a board Of Di-
recsors that will work, watch and
pray, the schoolhouse is gaining
ground every day. Vacation in
school during the holidays.
BILL.
Dec, 9th, 1873.
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FROM PLEASANT HILI..

Christmas passed off pleasantly in
this vicinity. There were quite a
number Of sociables through the day
where friends, old and young, met to
enjoy the Injuries provided for the
occasion, TO discuss the events Of the
past and speculate upon the proba-
bilitles Of the future. In the evening
quite a pleasant little party Assem-
bled at the residence Of r. G. Scott,
where they were Hospitality enter
tanned by Mr.. Scott and Lady. We
regret that we were compelled to de-
cline the invitation to be present.
At the Zion NJ. E. church . large
audience assembled and were enter
tanned with an eloquent discourse by
Rev. Hayward. Subject, "The Birth
of Christ"
At our neighboring village Of
Rochester party Of young bloods,
indignant no doubt that Congress did
not declare war against Spain, con-
ceived ,he idea Of getting up little
war on their own account. We nm
dcrstand some blood was spilled on
beth sides.
Rev. Buncc has commenced .
series Of meetings at Pleasant Hill
Chapel.
We notice the pleasant face O
r. L Rowe. Of the Senior class u
Cornell College, in our midst again.
Calvin Armentrout, late siuden,
in the Iowa Wesleyan University .,
Mount Pleasant, has received license
to exhort from Rev. J. II. Hayward
upon the recommendation Of the class
at Zion. HAwKEYE. !.
Dec. 29th, 1879.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE FOR 1874
The fact 10 becoming more generally
recognized every year that Littelps
Living Age affords the best and. alb
things cons ,dered, the chcupcst nseens
Of keeping well informed In the most
valuable current literature; litars-
ture that embraces the productions Of
the best writers in science, fiction,
poetry, history, biography, politics.
theology, philosophy, criticism and
art.
A list az some Of the distinguished
authors represented In its pages wilt
be found by reference to the proc
pectus of the magazine published else
where in our columns, and an nm.
equaled array Of names 1t 10.
The extra Inducements to subscrib.
ers for the ensuing year are worth no
ticing. The amount Of the best cur
rent literature of the world. thus Of
fered, certainly cannot otherwise be
Obtained 30 economically.
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long as the vsyskesd Oupsain Cook
were circulated, recommendinx one,
and dcuouncing another. Jenkins
gets off the following dream, which
he had during the height Of tho con-
test: He dreamed that he was wan
dcring through the domains Of his
Satanic Majesty. and being hard up,
thought he would csll on the old
fellow for a job. He did 81, and was
presented TO the Superintendent Of
the Iron Works, who inquired where
he was from. 'sMassilon," says Jen
kins. "Indeed, and pray, sir, whom
do you favor in the Postofice war"
"Well, .replied J1nkias.~I 60 in for
retaining Deming. / think . change
is unnecessary Every WE'LL
,aapped out his Majesty, syou can
90 sir. That is the osaly job ! have
On hand now!" Jenkins retreated as
he door came to with bang.
JoxEs.
Dec. 2etts 1873.
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on your advertisements.

WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
for January contains = lavish supply
OF g0,,d articles. II. v. Osborne tie n
oroon) still continues its editor and ID
the oaty person employed 10 that Ca
paoity-gtvsn to the magazine not .
careless supervision. but direct per-
sonal attention In every department.
The maxssine II improving c0Uslant-
~. and h splendidiy adapted to the
member Of the household. Ths pros
ent number coniaias three engravings
aud other good ihinga In proportion.
Price ri magAsine ono dollar Per
year-uith chSOano Yosemite" one
dollar md . haiE Or even lower, ~
With our clubbing list. Address.
WooA's Hausshold Magazine,
Newburgh, N. Y.
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FROM WILTON.
Meeting Of White Pigeon ms. Co.

Meeting Of White Pigeon ms. Co.
The 6rst annual meeting of the
White Pigeon Fire ms. Co. was held
in Wilton rs per notice. The Sec'v
gave full report Of the condition OF
The Co, as to the number Of members,
amount Of Insurance, &c. The num-
her Of certificates issued is one hun
dred and thirteen. Total number OF
members, one hundred and ninety
Eve. Amount Of property insured is
over one hundred and ,hiriy-three
thousand aud the amount Of money
paid Co, 1925. After paying all the
expenses of the CO., there will still
be small amount in the treasury,
from which we see the expenses Of
the Co. are very little.
The Constitution was changed SO
that any person in the county can
now insure.
The officers of the Co. were all re-
elected with the following Board of
Directors:
4 G. w. Norton and c. w. Derby,
Of MuscA.ine Co.; NJ. G. Wilmer,
WIN. johnson, J. b. Ross, Peter
Walter, SamI. Yule, Jacob Geiger.
A. Buchanan, of Cedar Co.
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The strlke last Friday Of the loco-
motive engineers and 6remen Of the
Psnnsyivania Pam Handle Railway
and Its connecting lines between Chi
cago. st. Louis. L,uissilIs, CiDcinDa-
Il, Cleveland aud Pittsburgh, IL very
serious matter. Those roads virtually
came to . stand-still, and similar
STRIKES have sincs s0l!owsd on other
Western rDsds The strike II against
the rscsnt reduction 0f waves aud hAs
already born such fruits ~ the wreck
ing Of traius. and shooting ct the Ell.
gineers who have replaced the strikers.
At lat advic+a, many Of the strikers
had resunsd wOsk under promiss to
never again join such . move: snd 81
though snsny yet held mt and trains
we're NOT runuiag regularly. the proc
pect was on the whole better.
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TIE State Register says the banking
bosss og eeaey Z WsiseA6. q Ana
unsa. haa bssn cosnpsll4d 70 s,lspend.
aud make On asstgumest Tor the bsne.
a. Of its creditors. The liabilities IT
tbs bssh ere mt pet kaose. md RI.
mne placss than between the limits NJ
$SO. 900 ard $50 900. with the prs'babil-
,ty tbat they viii reac.i the latter az.
ure. The aseees are believed to be am.
pie to meet the demands. judge Stacy
having turned out oil Of bis real and
end personal property except his
Aemeeaesd. Both the partnefs have
tong been residents Of Jones county,
and both have held county Offices
there, aud were honorsd and respect
ed ciiiseDs. II 10 believed that their
embarrasaments have erown out of
their railrosd Investments. Judge Sta
cy having been prominent Ia the Mid
land Raiiral,d, nnd also in the Ana-
mosa. Upton aud Huscatiue project.
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MARRIED..

At the NJ. E. Parsonage, ON Thursday, Dec.
18TH by Rev. j. H. Hayward. Mr.. VIM. Tur-
ner ana Miss Agnes Vaneps.
On the 18th Of Deer, At the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. franklin Aaurer and
Miss n. Addessa Woods.
AT West Branch, on Sabbath, Dec.
l4,h. 1879. by Rev. Mccormack, Mr..
Ed NJ Jepson and Mi-s Amy l..
Rogers, both of West Branch.
Dec. 18th, 1873, by the Rev. J. X.
Bloom ut the house If WIN. HepDer
Mr., =. w. Cripliver TO Miss Barbars
Rock holz.
On the same day, by the same, ai
the residen &c Of the brides father,
Mr.. Henry L. Grub to Miss Roea G.
Esher.
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Ascending to late dispatches the fa-
nous steamer visgtnius has gone to
the b,ttom OF the Atlantic. Being In
. ieaky condition when she lsft Cur
b.. she 1nsnliy filled aud sunk when
al tho North Carolina cost. The
Quilted Ststee steamer Ossip~e had hsr
IL charge, en- rnute for New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

A mar shat = woman In Wsshing-
tim the other day for csaim vt TWEEN
y csnts. The Curriers' Journal hates
10 b~as harehiy on f-ltDw being.
hut insists that . man who will sh,s,f
. woman for anything less than sl.50 h
not q gentleman.
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AT the City Drog storo--.Blank
Books, Stationery aud Sank ROfuls.

lin confederation OF holidays aud
the unusual draft ON our time con -.
quent upon important business chang-
q, We issue but half ~ ADvERTIsER
this week. Guess NO oss viii Had
fasls. pssiSuiarly whsu We tell them
that there are my three Thursdays-
snd thus for ~, 50 instesd Of Sc weeka
In 1874.
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The Household Panacca
and
Family LlnlImcnt

Ia the hest remedy In the world fbr the following
complaints. viz: Cramps in the Limbs and stom-
ach, Bowels or Side. Rheumatism In al ~ fosms,
Bilious Collie, NeuragiA. Cholera. DySentery Colds
Fresh Wounds. Burns. Sore Th.oet, Spinal Com
plants. Aprains and Bruises. ChiiA and Fever
For Internal and Ext6fnAl use.
Its operation ID not only TO relieve the patient
6at e06troly removed The cause Of the complaint
Il penQ&rAtes end perg a0@ tie whole e1ytem, -
storin4 he4ltAy action Al ~ parss. sna qaick-
ching eAe bsO0d. a@ & Nt-# &@@
TIE HeusehelA Panacea 10 Darely vegctes
BILE and All AoAHn4. ssas
Prepared by -.
No. 2iS Fulton Street, New York,
For salA by ell drugxiata syS
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy relief for young men from
the effects OF errors and abuses In ear.
~ life. Manhood restored. Impedl.
ments TO marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and re-
markabie remedies. Books and clrcu.
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address. Howard Association. No. 2,
south Ninth St Philadelphia, Pa
an Institution having high reputa
ton for honorable conduct and pro.
fessional skill. 48y1
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Tas paset Is - the ADE11rr'
SER, sos - she ii"i" of 8 -
,ess but = - ~ : . 9s
timS2s vlcb y FciAi dqffe
D iner,u md = nn< - n ~
sar sndsssSsd IL Subl = rna y,
and to that end 10 shall next Wosk
have movs to ~ Of ourselves, our por.
pnees and our deeires than would b
perntn1ols undes sttox clrcumstans
SMa.,,.
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AGENTS WAHrsp In Cedar. Musca.
tine, Scott aud Clinic counties TO In
ts~iuss sZeii's Hssd sAtlas - H.
Hssid. The sn0st papuhs stias ever
published. Good men can make
money u srlltng this great work.
Apply to ZgNAs HoD0Es, General
AGoNG D. lSi,sss, iowA 80 a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

A young man was arrested In
Iowa City on laAt Saturday
for forging notes and letters aud
0bialMine maney thereon to the
smouut of $500 He forged tho name
Of Mrs.. RsiHhardt, and represented
himself - her sOn. Failing to get the
noasy In this wsy, he forged letter
aud signsd y pr0minsnt citixsD's name
y u. stating that the notes were geuu-
Inc and thar he Was witness to the Gig
nslurss. when csusht ne had none
- M Dansy. He 4 now n jsi,
aWaltIns tsiaL y
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-Queenswsre ct Alden's.

PAY UP N0w.-All who are IN
dehted to eishef Of the late firms Of
J 4 W. Shearer, or Shsarer q Gray.
are hereby notified that 40 early set
Element IL most earnestly desired. A
both these Arms have recently dis
sDived. their AffAirs must be settled
vp without delay. plw2
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3. E WErxEL,
e. N. BRINK.

Tho above testimonial speaks for
itself. J. w. Bnyd has DECD giving
him exclusive right n cell the washers
In this county. They can b obtnined
By application 10 him, or - TIE stores
Of Reicheri Drue. and 1fclgSmara d
Caaad. 80 Z psns 4w5O
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-Parlor suits as A,dsn's.

The regular A.nual Meeting Of the
Cooperative 5tore u Wilton will he
held ON the nrss Monday Of January.
1874, commencing q II e'cIook A. NJ
G. r FURsT, Ssc'y.
Wilton, Dec. q. 1879.
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Business changes makes il necessa-
~ for tie undersigaed 10 open new
books after the LIST inst. and to se1tis
all accounts up to Nas date At cSsos.
Persons indebted upon subscription,
job work or for advertising~-a nd e.
pecislly legal advertising viii please
take note Of this, - our matters are
% numerous and small that It viii be
inbOesr Ii for - 10 do Otherwise
thas, put them in the hands Of = coll
lector after waiting rtasonaLl e time
for her settlement here.
MuLyoRD & LoSeLEY.
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We Aud that sbe Psioee HAta1s
hotel Gard has bsen unwittingiy iOst
from our columns fsr : lev. weeks-
mt becouss Mrs. r. didn't continue %
furnish pies u lhinga st tbs old stand,
but becsuse some one made = little pi
Ia the printing mice.
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II 900 hitle@ wanted q ~ -
II STEW ARras 61oE 6ToKR.

-The fespecfivs anunal sepsrts 81
the Iowa Asylum * the biIsd. snd
Tor the deaf and dumb, have been -
cstvsA y -. They oeneaaa fas1s 49,
fixures Of Interest, some Of which We
shalt spon endeavor to ny below 0us
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Picture frames 1t Alden q.

QUINCY GRANGE. p. Of H., will
bold public installation Of onicers 10
the n E Church at Iulsnd Center,
next Friday evening, January -,
1874, exercises commencing u 7O'clock.
Address BY spencer Dsy, Of lsrshall-
town, ex-6tais Lecturer. Ali are in-
vised 70 b present.
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Ar the mestiag Of Wilton Co opera
tive Btore Assn, recently. the oflceis
made formal presentation Of silver
hessled ebony cane 70 Th0s. H. Fish.
President.
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ATTENTION Every person having
. b.Nk. or b00ks, bei0ugtng to the
Upton Librarv will pisaHs rsturo
them At sncs "a r H. KIRK, Libra
risn. The library hes been taken
charge Of BY Mr.. Kirk. aud parties
having bta,ks can save hsiDg charged
shdss the rules for tAsir A~ssutlUu b.
eelurnina tlssIn within wesk.
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PAID UP.-OuF readers will remem.
Der mention In these cOlumns lest
spring VI the fact that Henry Thomas
of this place Inst f,ot by being run
over while breaking on the Iowa Cen.
tssl-os rather the Iowa Division Of
the Illinois Central; ard later OF Jhs
fact that he had sued the Company fOr
damages. List saturday NJ. w. r.
Head. Los scent for the Company.
paid 10 Psss, = @ .rr young Thomas'
attorneys. three thousand dollars In
ca@h In satisfaction ~ the clsins In
full. @ss &
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The colored troops fought nobly
Tuesday evening; and with the mn.
daunted spirits OF martyr, molly
mArched to Jail when the Msrshal
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6TRAYED fs0m The cid P0sten farm
In the township.Of finland. Cedar Co..
three black colts. two rising three
years old and one coming two years.
One Of said colts had seaA haltse on,
white STRIP ON lacs and wart on left
hip One mass onlt, uhlse spot on
sorshsad. Any paroles giving NOR
alaiion Of said cults will - llbsssily
rewarded by the owners.
3w5l J X. MCCULLoCH.
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CORRESPONDENCE We received .
letter from Inisnd yesterday, too late
for insertion this week. Aud In this
connection Ne wish again TO thank
our correspondents for the pains they
have taken to keep our readers pnsted
from all parts Of the couniy-as evil
denoed In this paper. Our 6rst great
object 10 TO give Cedar County news to
Cedar County resderr. aud iteMs from
any source old " new. viii ~ all times
b. gratefully received.
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TIE custom Of giving presents =
friends on Christmas Day, custom
20 old that The u,esnosy u inSS run
meth not back to the Oeginntng there
Of. WAS taken ss At opportunity by
the bosr,ier~ ut the Muller H0use 20
present the proprietor thereof with {
new plug hsa aud gA,d came, = te'-
ksns 0f the appreciation II his efforts
70 administer to their daily wants.
It's aAid that J. r. received snd wore
the hat with dignity. but when they
proUesdsd 70 cs0o him he was as {
boes 10 know how "a take Il.
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Popular illuatrated book (260 pages)
ON Manhood Womanho0d MsrrisG<
lmpesiimeniA tn Marriage; the causr
sud cure. asns ssosnslb ssalsd. pAs'
paid fnr 50 cfe.. BY DR.. G. Whittier, MI
st. Charles 6trsel, g.. Lnuis. No. thu
great specialist. Reed his works. ~
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COUNTY COUNClL.-rhere will be .
neetiag Of this County Council on
Friday the 9th day Of JAn. 1874, ut the
Court House In Upton, at 10 o'clock
A. n. A full attendance ri the dele.
gates Ii desired. All members OF the
order srs c,rdiAiiy invited to attend
Deputy Pigos will give destruction In
The UNIV Titten work Of the order Vt the
morninx s<ssinU.
,MOREAU CARROLL,
Pres. Of Council.
G. r. FURsT, HeC'y.
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2eOAb UNI 8tO0S p1ss OSAyVg, gUsa Oh!
Through miles embOWisd roll!
Roll on! -
Through these whose livers chafe the
,ul!
Through those whose feeble stomachs
eallle "a -
Thr0sxh mssentAsi1e Waxens pale!
Throukh all who live In achts aud all!
Ever r0ll on! I'll
Roll Ger the psairles ~ tho .uAtiOn.-
For the stck ssd ~ of every ssatLN,!
Roll down thS AAdes-tOwesin
nsOuOtalM ! 3
Roll over A1rte'e golden founialn>!
Through Ihdia aud he ChsrsOner%!
Through distant isles Of Jspanesel
Wherever dwells sinking heart,
Roll on, to do your mighty part, ri.
Ayers Pills, roll On.-Putnsm
for Oct.
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NEWS FROM DANBURY 1T seems
that the Danoury NttOs man can put
. joke 10 y letter equal to any thst sp-
pear Ia his columns. According to the
Pres, . student Of the Iowa Univer.i.
ty Law Department, Mr.. David Rail-
~, wrote the Net0s man . short time
since to know ifthey we're not related.
of course giving = glimpse Of his own
pedigree aud tracing his ancestral line
back to the Msyflpwer. He promptly
recrived the following reply:
DANBURY, Conn, Dec. 8, 1873.
Dear Sir: In answer TO your note |
an, compelled to say that some one
has got up corner on my relatives Of
the name Of Bailey, and that at pres
ent am not ia the possession OF one,
70 my 0wledge.
II IL = fearful thing to stand alone in
the world. without single, or married,
relative In the distance. but am 40
successful In generating my sorrow
tn no one suspects it, existence.
Whether my ancestors came over IN
the May flower, depends In large
measure upon what was the passage
money Ii anything at all, I am In
ciinesi to think they went around.n
when asked IL am relation of
yours. you sheuid kindly but firmly
deny It 1t IL going to be too hard a
winter to take On relations.
Yours In sympathy,
] w BAILEY.
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.reCousnnpeiyes.

{ ege 70 C0neo0pelves.
The advertiser. having been permanently
81 4 sim pie remedy, u anxious to make
Known to his fellow sufferers the meens OF
cure To all who desire IL, no will send Q
copy OF tho prescription used tree ofchar9e)
with the directions for preparing and using
the Same, which they will ind sure cure
for Consu mption. A@thna. Bronchitis, &C.
Parties wishing the prescripttOn will ad-
dress l7m6 Rev. &. A. WILSON.
ias Penn ST.. Williamsburg. New York.
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CONE AND Persons having
unsettled accounts with N will please
notice that We want than to settle the
same either BY cssh or note i0ms-
diateiy. DEAN, INoMAN q YOU'VE.
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Carter 4 CN. lounges at Alden's.

FAIR ASSOCIATION - DIRECTORS
MEETING. regular meeting y
abOve WAS held Monday according q
notice. All the officers and ave Di.
rectors were present. making q
quorum. Committees were chosen,
ss follows.
Auditing w. L. McCroskey, J. c.
Lyle. o. w. Porter.
Gates. &c &C. p. Sheldon, A Wents.
Il w. Bailey.
81 Locas-H O. Carr. 9. Ystes, o. w.
Porter. J d. Shearer, NJ. Banker.
Geo. J. Molfatt was elected Marshal
and Geo. E Beatty, Asst.
] Band VI Treasurer fixed ct $4,000
and that Of Secretary NJ $l.OW-both
ds2ired for approval at next meeting.
Compensation Of 6@c'y and Treas.
fixed NJ $40 aud $50 respectively.
Time Tor next Fair fixed commence
ing upon secrnd Tuesday in Sep'em-
her, unless such date should conflict
With the State Fair, In which case II
will be one week later.
Committees we're then appointed to
revise the list Of premiums TO be Of
fsred, and the meeting adjourned.
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A CARD.-Having recovered my
health 70 that I sm able 70 again go
With my team, wish to return my
sincere shsnks 70 the business men Of
Tspton for The msny iavon that !
have reCsivsd &C their hands. aud - I
shall return 70 mJ work alter Jsnsary
lss, I hope . continuance 0s the same.
2w62 d. p. CLAPP.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

4 IAR0E and dtsisatls stock az furs
d Dean, Ingman Z Young's viii now
be closed out Ut cssat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25


M lsmenrss which Il will not cure.
AtsX This Is strong language. but Il b
OH true Il has produced more cures
9- of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
sr,es&.~ Jaw, pAisy, sprAins, sweilings,
= caked-hrcAsas sceids, burns, salt
rbeum. ear-Ache. &C.. upon the human frame. and
os strairs. SPAWN. gals, &c, upon animals In one
year than have All other pretended remedies since
the world began. II . counter-irritant, an all
healing pain reiicver. Crippies throw away their
crutches the lame waik poisonous hitea render
I'd harmless, aod the wounded are healed without
scar. II u no humbug. The recipe IL published
around each bottle. II In selling article ever
before sold and n sciis because 1t does juat what
presends TO do. Those who now suffer from rbeu-
matsm raIn or swelling deserve to suffer H the.
vii, not n.e Centaur Eminent More than lecp GER
tiAcases Of remar cable cures, including frose u
limbs, chronic rheumatism. gout running tumors.
A-. have hem received W. ~.n senA cf~~.,sr
containing certificates the recipe etc. gratis 10
one requesting It. One bottle ofths yellow wrapper
Centaur Lnrnent IA worth 500 FOR spawned
MED horses and mules or for screw-worm In sheep
sock -ownefs this Imminent 10 worth your attention
No family should be without Centaur Liniment.
Sold by Nil Druggists so cents per bottle large bot
tiea neo j. D. ROSE a co. 50 Broadway. n. Y.
Casterta Is more than substitute for Castor OH.
Il Is the only article In existence which Is Ger
tain 70 assmate the food regulate the bowels cure
windcofic aud produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals, morphine alcohol and y pleas
ant 70 take. Children need not cry, and mothers
may rest. fyA
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

Best white kerosene IS cts. ct Al
denis.