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ing, rs; average daily attendance
Go; No. Of days of absence, 2O4
No. of tardinesses, l05; No. neither
absent nor tardy, 10 No. of visitors,
II: visits by School Board, O.
The following pupils have been
the most irregular in their attend
ance: Delano Johnson was absent
8 DAYS, Leigle Vandebogart 5, Min.
ME Nandebogart ). Willie Mardis 81 !,
Charley Burwell !, Mary Vandebo-
CART 8, Emma Vandebogart 6, Mary
Parr II, Emma Richman 5, Caroline
Richman 5, Willie Becker !. Willie
Tod 5. TOTAL number of days Of
absence by these II pupils, ~.
j. G. JOHNSON, Prin.
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EVERY man who votes next Tues

EVERY man who votes next Tues
day should be sure that his ticket
suits him in every particular. We
have nothing but contempt for that
species Of political warfare based up
on an attempt to deceive or defraud
voters by placing in their hands, with
the hope that they may be used with
out discovery, tickets that are not
what they purport to be. This has
been tried in the past, and may be
again Indeed We are told that tick
cts like the true Republican in all
save that the name Of SAM'L WAY
PIER is used Us candidate for Treas
urer instead Of that Of d. w. SMITH,
as it should be, have already made their
appearance in certain quarters. We
really do not believe that Mr.. Wam-
pier would himself wish any man to
be cheated into voting for him; e
all events, no man ought to be so
cheated, and we therefore would
with emphasis repeat the warning
with which this paragraph j. COM
lnenced.
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FROM CLARENCE.

Oct. It'll, 1873.
The Republicans of Dayton town
ship assembled in caucus on Saturday
last, and put in nomination the follow
ing persons for township officers:
Trustees-H. G. Frink, VIM. Hoy.
man. n. Dewcll. TIP Clerk-H. w
Macomber. Assessor. Is. Mitch.
ell. Justices Of the Peace-W. IL
Griffin, A. &. Cartwright. Consta-
bless. 5. Croker, Tom. Miller.
The Justices offices being the mos,
important the greatest interest natu
rally centered on the nominees fol
that Office. Mr.. Griffin is well know,
and highly thought Of by all who
know him.
Mr.. Cartwright is also wei! known
and man of excellent judgment and
we'll posted. The only thing against
him is that heretofore he has beer
known as good, staunch democrat
with some that would be an objection
with others it would not.
Presbyterian and Methodist church
es closed Sunday, Revs. Treadwel
and Miller being absent at Cedar
Rapids; Rev. f. l.. Miller being il
attendance on Conference. We Learn
that tev.J. H. Rigby, (your Europe
an correspondent is TO have charge
of the Methodist church for the ensu.
ing year. Our former pastor goes L
Decorah--a number one appointment
in the northern part Of the State.
Notwithstanding the hard times
we see that Hecht, Reed 4 Co. have
put III one of the largest stocks 0
goods ever hrot into Clarence, and ar,
selling at low prices.
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U. I. CONFERENCE.
Eighteenth Session of the Upper
Iowa NJ. E Conference-Some
of the Pastoral Appointments.

The Annual Conference meeting a.
above Indicated commenced Wednes.
day morning, Oct. 1t in the Metho
dist church at Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Rev. ). w. Clinton wac elected Secre.
tary with b. d. Alden as assistant.
Among the noted visitors present
were DR.. J. NJ Reed of n. "; Dr.
A. J. Kynett. Of Pa. DR.. f. Went
worth, editor Of the Lddjes' Rsposi-
tory; DR.. Rut'ege, of the Freednans'
AID Society Rev. Arthur Edwards
d. ID. OF the North Western advocate
Elders Todd and Mitchell. Of the n
w. Iowa Conference; Elder Brown
Of Iowa Con, and Collins Of the Des
Moines Con, and A. P. Meade, ui
Chicago.
An extra issue of the Coliegion, to
which through the courtesy of Rev.
r. Swearingen We are indebted for
this information, says the sessions
were very harmonious and the preach.
ing unusually powerful.
DIR. Keller, the retiring Secretary,
was remembered by his brethren in
the gift OF a fine EIgin Watch, and
Mrs. X. a cake basket and butter cup,
all of exquisite silver designs.
Over three hundred ministers are
present aud all feel highly gratitied
with Bishop Andrews as presiding
officer, and with the hosritahle people
Of Cedar Rapids.
The following is list OF The APP
pointments made for this, now
changed to be the
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Garter h Co. lounges at Alden's

Our READERS will be sorry to learn
that we can give them but few more
of those interesting letters from Eu-
rope With which we have all been
favored by Rev. J II. Rlxby. 1t took
us by surprise to learn the other day
that he would return home in few
weeks; and now we see by the report
Of the recent session Of Conference
published in another column, he has
accepted ministerial work and beer
assigned to the Clarence charge. The
people Of Clarence will undoubtedly
regret to part with their former effici-
ent pastor, Mr.. Miller, but il there
must be change we esteem the ap.
pointee aud the charge mutually for
tunate in the present arrangement
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FROM CAss TOWNSHIP.
Proceedings OF AN Interesting
and we'll Attended sabbath
school Convention.

The following is report of very
interesting and largely attended Sum
day School Convention, held in Cass
Township, in the Lutheran Church
building, Aug. ID and IA. 1873:
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. ID.
Convention met and proceeded 10
elect Rev Maltby temporary Presi-
dent and G. NJ. Diltz Sec'y. Then
proceeded to organize permanently,
resulting in the following choice of
officers: President, Levi Diltz; Sec,
ID. A. Diltz. The following pro-
gramme was then carried out:
Devo,ional--Rev. Maltby.
Song.
Topic--Importance of Township Or.
ganizaiion. Responded 10 by d.
4. Diltz, G.. NJ. Diltz and others.
Song.
SUNDAY MORNING, = A. NJ.
Devotional--Rey. Maltby.
Topic Importance Of Sunday Schools
to the safety aud prosperity Of our
country ID. A. Diltz, J. w. Rec
der and Lewis Myers. Song.
RECESS.
Childrcns' meeting. Addressed by
Rev. Maltby, A. Simmons and Rev.
Rigby. Song.
Benediction-Rev. VIM. Lee.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Praise meeting-Rey. J. w. Hender-
son. Song.
Topic-The sewers of the word
LIST. In the faniiy-Rev. lee.
ID, In the school-Thos. Simmons.
sd, u the Sanctuary-Rev. Hen
ierson. Song.
Question Box-For wan, Of time was
omitted
Benedicton Rev. Henderson.
The following committee was APP
pointed to ascertain what they can
in regard to the time and place Of
holding the next Convention: A.
Simmons. Jacob Seitzinger, IT., and
G.. NJ. Diltz.
Adjourned to meet al the call OF
the Pres. and Sec'y.
LEVI Dll.TZ. Pres.
ID. A. DILTz, Sec.
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-apO kerosene lamps at Alden's

How TO GET A SPLENDID Young
PEOPLES PERIODICAL AND Two
LOVELY LANDSCAPE CHRoMos y
Any one paying Us 81 %, will be cred
tied pay ment for one years subscrip-
ton to our paper, and receive the
Young Folks Rurai one year (com-
mencing any time), and also two love
- chromns OF Western American
scenery. Morning on the Missis-
sippi," and "Sunset on the Sierras,'
topples Of paintings by Streight, J
mounted and vanished ready for
framing. and sent postpaid without
additional charge. The Young Folks
Rurci il $3.50 per year with the two
chrOmS rs gin to each subscriber)
1t is published by II. n. +. Lewis,
also publisher Of the Western Rural.
ut Chicago. The chromos can be seen
at this Office. They are fine. Il
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GLASSWARE very low at Alden's.

Now IS Your TIME.-Come and get
your Usage Plants At 81 SO per 'hous-
and. and save $l.5O to 49, by not
waiting until spring. Win give you
printed directions how to keep them
safe through the winter in best posi-
bic condition. Plants can be hai at
any time, four miles east Of Upton,
Cedar Co, Iowa. At the same time
and place get yonr Apple trees, Maple
trees, Cherry trees, Grape vines,
Sbrubbery, Currant bushes, &c. The
fell Is the best time to get trees. Bury
them root and top until spring and
you will save one years growth by so
doing. / guarantee. all trees to grow
that | sell this fall II directions for
keeping, planting and cultivating are
carefully followed. We wish every
ono Of our last spring customers to
coms this fall aud get apple trees free
Of charge where the trees was killed
b. the lest Onld winter.
JOSHUA HALL
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New MILLINER MFR. q. :. Hicks,
in addition to making large addition
to bis stock Of choice millinery, ladies'
furnishing goods aud notions, by his
recent trip to Chicago, secured the ser.
vices Of first class milliner, who has
arrived and is already busily engaged
in making up his goods in the latest
and most approved styles.
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Wire mattresses at Aiden's.

NUMEROUS business changes will
follow the completion Of the City
Hall rooms. Dean, Ingman h Young
and +. +. 4 II. i. Dean are now
moving their respective stocks into
them, and Holtslander 4 Swineford
will At once bring their groceries in to
the room vacated by the latter. Who
is to occupy "Cul's Corner" for
which the first above named firm
have lease expiring two years from
next spring. seems yet q little doubt
full. 1t 10 one of the very best loca-
tons ia town, and we understand
several are negotiat ing for it.
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DAVENPORT DISTRICT.
FROM LOUDEN.
Report Of thu Public Schools of
Louden, for tho Month ending
Sept. 26th.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.

No. of days taught, 20. No. OF
pupils enrolled, AZ; average number
belonging, 81; average daily attend
ance. 30; No. Of days of absence, So
No. Of tardinesses, SO; names of pu,
pills neither absent nor tardy, Lora
Kinney, Amy Town; No. of visitors
/; No. of visits by the Board, 0.
PRIMARY nEPARTMENT-MIss LIzZil
MURPHY. TEACHER.
No. OF days taught, 90. No. of pu
pills enrolled, AZ; average number
belonging, 80; average daily attend
ance, 33; No, Of days of absence, 1l9
No. of tardinesses, 22; nancs of pu,
pills neither absent nor tardy, Delberi
Hall, Max Erhke, Jimmie Nor'hrop
Bertha Bur,hlow, Amber Burthlow
Laura Fleagle, Mary McGarg, Della
Wherry: mo. Of visitors. 10; No. o
visits by School Board, o.
SUMMARY.
No. days taught, 20; No. OF pupils
enrolled, 81: average number belong
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''OUT OF THE DEPTHS" Of another
well, this time on the farm of Mr.
Coffman short distance east Of here
come quantities Of well preserved
sticks Of wood of various sizes. Down
thirty feet and upward these things
we're found, and . hat full Of them
brought TO this Office by Mr.. G. The
wosd appears to be red ceiar-and
was buried with the surface Of the
earth which il adorned, who speaks
up to tell how many years ego?
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MATILDA FIErcusR,s ADDRESS

MATILDA FLETCHER's ADDRESS,
So much complimentary comment
was exci'ed by the address which Mrs.
Fletcher delivered at our County Fair,
ani 80 many have expressed desire to
see IL In print. that we have taken
considerable pains to obtain II and lay
It before our readers entire. II will be
found on the first page IT this paper.
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MAR RED.

At Oasis, johnson county Iowa. on Tie sd
day OF September. 1873, by Rev. w. T.. Me-
CoTmac. Mr.. Isaac n. Gruwell, and Miss
Mary Il. Frisby. All of Cedar county.
On the end inst. in Cedar Rapids, by the
DR.. I, G. Golden, Mr.. J. II. NJ. Edwards, of
Cedar county, and Miss Emma Power Of
Cedar Rapids.
At Upton. on Tuesday evening. Sept. 3o,h,
by the Rev. James Allen, Mr.. J. ". White
and Eliza Hoyman. both of Stanwood.
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MARROW GAUaE.-Ths Directors OF
the Peoples n. G. Il. K. met at Cedar
Rapids on the lst inst.
The engineer presented an estimate
placing the cost to grade and bridge
from Davenport to Cedar river, includ-
ing bridge across the river, at Ssi,ll6,
which was accepted.
Several new Directors were appoint
cd, vacancy on the Board being
again left by resolution for Upton.
A committee was appointed to as
certain on what conditions free title
to the old grade from Wilton to Upton
can be secured.
Some other resolutions were passed,
and the meeting adjourned 90 meet
again at Cedar Rapids on the ath of
November.
Will not Upton be represented
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How TO TIGHTEN WOMAN's LABOR
If time is money" then everything
tive pecuniary benefit to mankind.
The best sewing machine or churn Is
not good strong woman" as exper.
fence proves. So Sapolio, In enable
ing one woman TO easily 10 as much
cleaning Of every kind In one day Ms
two women can do in two days with
the serubbing brush and soap, Is q
positive blessing to the human race.
No woman who has once used it will
never use anyth ing else rs substi-
tute. Sold by all dealers. The cheap.
eat as we'll as best clean sing substance
in the world.
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Notice to Teachers.

There will be Teachers institute
held ut Upton, commencing Monday.
October eth, 1873. Al, those teach,
ers expecting 10 teach during the win
ter are requested to attend.
The law now requires all teachers te
he qualified in Histology, and in or
der 10 accommodate those desiring
certificates for winter schools arrange.
ments will be made to hold an exam
ination on the last day Of the Insti.
tute. G. w. ROLLINS, Go. Supt.
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Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters Of Center
township are requested to meet at the
Court House ut four O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, October llth next Satur-
day for the purpose Of putting in
nomination candidates for the several
township offices.
By ORDER Con-.
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A CORRESPONDENT, writing from
Athens. cusiousiy contrasts the mix
lures to be found there Of ancient and
modern civilizations. Railroads. spin
their trains amid the temples of three
thousand years steamers dash their
swells upon the Piraus. Mud the scream
ri their whistles resound. from Athos.
Prntelious aud Cytheron To Olympus
aud the heavens beyond their gods
DR.. Ayers world renoa ned medicines,
those concentrations of modern sci
.nce. are posted on the AcrapoIis. the
Parthenon, the Areopagus aud the
Thesion. while the modest cards o:
Cherry Pecural Ayers Sarsaparills
Ague Cure and Pills look from the
windows Of the shops in the streets of
Athens, where they are sold n. y.
Sunday Globe.
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FOR SAILED. g. Greene, a. Ad-
miuistrat0s est. H. Hatch will sell ut
private sale top buggy. 2 single sets
harness, cutter, Que COW aud other
personal property.
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FEsrIvAL.-The wives, sisters and
daughters OF the Mxsons aud Odd Fe !.
lows and oil other ladies interested in
the coming Festival are requested
70 meet In Odd Fellows Hall next Sa ;
urday, Oct. 18th, 1t q o'clock p. NJ.
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RHEUMATISM Among many re-
markable cures by DR.. Trask's Mag
netic Ointment, send you the follow.
ing: ! found my friend Deacon
Barber, Of this place. PROSTATE and
helpless from severe attack of In
flammator Rheumatism. With his
consent made thorough application
Of the ointment to the diseased parts,
rubbing il on with my own hands.
used one bottle. The next morning
he was able TO come to the break fast
table, and said he felt like new man
thought good Providence had sent
me there. Within a week he was
p. rfectly we'll aud at work on his farm.
J. f.. KELLER, Wheatland. Mich.
See adv't in another column.
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DRESS MAKING.-Miss Lizzie J.
Wade would inform the ladies Of
Upton aud vicinity that she is now
fully prepared with all the fall styles.
Cutting and fitting made speciality.
Work done chespiy aud well. May
be found In DR.. Kennedy's old Office,
north of Steam Mill. 3w4l
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The House hold Isanacea
and
Family Li0tmcNl

is the best remedy IN the world for the following
complaints, VIZ: Cramps in the Limbs and stom
aeh Bowels or side, rheumatism In eli its torms
Bilious Coiic Neuralgia Cholera Dysentery, Colds
Fresh Wounds, burns. sore Th. oat Spinal Com
plants, sprains and Bruises, Chills and Fever
For Internal ana Ealerani use.
Its operation is not only TO relieve the patient
but entirely removes the cause of the complaint
II penetrates and parvades III. whole system, re
storing healthy action to all It's parts, and quick
ening the blood.
The Household PaDacen ts purely Nexetn.
ble and All Healing.
Prepared ny
CURTIS Il BROWN.
M. 2l5 Fulton street New York
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LOANS, &c.-Money to loan upon
unincumbered real estate. Will be
loaned on long time and reasonable
terms.
First mortgages on Cedar county
real estate bearing ten per cent. inter
est. bought. Office In basement Of the
Court House.
29tf A. p. GILBERT.
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THOSE OYSTERS, which J. r. Fige-
ley 4 Co. dispense by the can or dish
raw, roast, boiled, broiied or fried--ws
testify with mouth watering In men,
CRY, to be A No. l! hrst class
bully!! Try some.
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Castsria is more than a substitute for Castor OIL.
II is the only SAVE article in existence which is
tain TO assimate the food regulate the bowel cure
wind-co and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals. morphine or alcohol and Is pleas
ant to take children need not cry, and moths rs
may resi-. iyil
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Mr.. JACOB WEAVER received last
week, his letters patent for the i'm
proved joint for stove, gas or steam
pipe to which we referred few weeks
ago a. valuable invention. We be-
iieve 1t to be very valuable one. and
are glad that Mr., w. now has the pat
ent safely secured to himself
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DO not forget to vote in favor of in
creasing the number of the members
Of tie Board Of Supervisors 10 five.
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AT Sugar Creek, 3. s. Convention
on the 18th and Goth. See programme,
which we are pleased to rec i've for
publication.
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MONEY to loan on first class real es-
tate security. Inquire of r, w. Starr.
Office over City Drug Store. 37tI
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BERKSHIRE Hoes FOR SALE All
interested will do well to note the al
vertisement in another column, Of G
3. Busleigh, the we'll known importer
and breeder of full blood Berkshire
hogs. Mr.. i. proposes selling his en-
tire stock, ct the Mechanicsville Fair
Grounds, on the 22d OF October.
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Children often Look Pale and
Slick

frnE1 10 oiler cause than having WORMS in the
stomach.
BROWNS NERMJFIGE IoMFITs
will destroy orms without injury the child, tie
ing perfectly WHITE. and free from all caloriug or
other injurious ingredients usually used IN worm
preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN. Proprietor..
No els Fulton street New York
Sold nv Druggists and Chemists, and Dealers in
Medicines At IWENrY- FIVE CENTS 4 BoK. Iy2s
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FROM SUGAR CREEK.

Oct. 9Th, 1873.
Pursuant TO the call of the Town
ship committee Republican caucus
was held at Usage. Saturday eve.
Thomas Furst was chosen Chairman,
and J. II. Leech, Sec'y. The nomina-
lions for township officers was as fol-
lows: Assessor. J. +. Scott: Clerk,
Tho. Fishburn: Trustees, J. Is. Mills,
Eli Whitmer, Thomas Furst: Justice.
Ito fill Vacancy. Joseph jennings:
Cons,ables, Nelson Harrison: J J.
Slater: Township Central Committee
for the ensuing year, II. 6. Scott, S
b. Grubbs, Joseph Jennings.
The ni-Monopolists held their
caucus at White Pigeon last Tuesday
evening, Oct. eth.
The wife Of Jacob Ridenour died
last week Wednesday, after long
and severe illness. The funeral dis
course was preached BY Rev. }. b.
Shontz. Of Wilton. HAWkENE.
pleasant Hill, Oct. .th, 1873.
The Sugar Creek $. ;. Association
will hold their second convention at
Sugar Creek Church. Oct. 25th and
Goth. The following is the pro-
gramme. as arranged by the commit
tee:
Saturday eve. T.. m, Sunday School
lecture.
SUNDAY MORNING.
600 o'c. to $50. Opening and devo-
tional exercises.
$50 &C. To 1000. Address.
lo:oo DC. to 1880. Sunday School
lesson taught. Open for criticism.
1880 &C to 100. Suggestions per.
tanning to the best interests of the
Sunday School.
1l:oO DC. to 1890. Remarks on the
duties OF superintendent and teach
erS.
AFTERNOON.
:.:0o o'c To Ala. Opening exercises.
2:l5 o'c 10 2:lo. Ch,ldrcn's meeting.
2:4J dc to 800. Different modes Of
experimenting schools.
800 DC to $50. Query box.
$50 o'c TO 3:45. Reports OF super
intcndcnts.
3:45 DC 10 400. Farewell address and
adjournment.
VI. II. MILLER,
MAGGIE BOWERS. ~
MIRIAM SCOTT, - ~,
MARY AGNEN. e''h'
NIiTIAM Ty'RNLE
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suits nc Aiden's.

Hosiery and gloves at Perrien
Deans.
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Popular illustrated book (260 pages
on Manhood Womanhood Marriage
Impediments to Marriage; the cause
aud cure. Sen. securely seated, post
paid for 30 cts, by DIR. G. Whittier, 81
St. Charles street, St. Louis, Mo-, the
great specialist. Read his works. sy
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rheon. ear-ache, &C., upon the human frame, aRo
of strains, SPAWN, gals, &c upon animals In one
year than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. II is counter.irritant an all
heaing rain rellevtr. Crirples throw away their
crutches tie lai3e walk poisonous bites are render.
ed harmless, and the wounded healed without a
scar. II Is no humtag. The recipe Is published
around each bottle. II is selling as no article ever
before Sold and IL sells because ii does just what u
pretends t. do. Those VINO now suffer from rheu-
matism, pain or swelling deserve TO sufer II the
viii not use Centaur Lniment. More than 100 Ger
tincates Of remarkable cures, including frozen
limbs. chronic rheumatism, CONT running tumors,
NC. have been received. We will send circular
containing certificates the recipe ETC. gratis any
ono requesting II One bottle ofthe yellow wrapper
Centaur Linment Is worth sIoo for spawned orswee-
MED horses and mules, or for screwworm In sheep.
stock owners thinner is worth your attention
No family should be without Centaur Liniment.
Sold BY all Druggists. 50 cents per bottle; large bot
tiles ei,eo. J. B. ROSES co. 50 Broadway, \. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-09

TEACHERS CoNTRACTs.-A new
and approved form of blanks for con-
tracts between sub directors and teach
ers for sale ut the City Drug Store.
This form was gotten up by the Off
GERS of Springfield District Township
in this county, and is thought to be
just the thing all Directors are looking
for. If.