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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-30
FROM SPRINGDALE.

A meeting Of the patrons Of Cold
Spring Cheese Factory was held on
the 23d inst. The salesman was di-
rected to strike dividend on the
9Th Of next month. The Factory quit
for the season on the 25th inst. About
$50 nice cheese on hand.
Prof. Boyd's lecture was pronounc-
ed good by his hearers.
1t is now thought James Frame 5
daughter will recover.
The Library Society has COM
menced operations for the winter.
Raley is paying s2.2o0s3.40 for
for hogs.
Old corn is worth 25c. at Macy 4
Smiths.
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An old subscriber at Rochester
writes under date of the 18th saying
that for three years, in spite Of pro-
tracted medical treatment, he has
been hopeless paralytic, unable to
step or stand, and for good deal Of
the time unable to feed himself or
talk, and requesting the publication
OF letter which concludes rs follows :
Since last March have been so far
restored through treatment by DIR. In
graham, homeopathic, of your city,
that l go on foot 10 every part Of our
village. My hands and tongue have
improved as steadily as my walking.
Have walked more than two months.
/ say this, unrequested BY any one,
simply to call the attention OF the az
flicted to the new school.
HORACE WRIGHT.
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CEDAR COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
The annual meeting of the Cedar Co.
Bible Society will be held on Sunday
evening, Nov. ID, 1873, ut the Method
ist church in Upton.
Rev. T.. Carr Condit, the State
Agent Of the American Bible Society,
will be present snd address the meet
ing. By order Of the Executive Com
mittee. VIM. H. TUTHILL, Sec.
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Resolutions of Respect, Adopted
by the Teachers of Cedar Coun-
~, in Convention Assembled, at
Upton. Oct. goth, 1878.
S. w. CRIPLIvER, Sec'y

WHEREAS, BY the dispensation ofour
Heavenly Father, we are depri we'd
of the companionship of Mr.. Geo. p.
Baker, an earnest teacher, a devot-
ed christian and q worthy man,
therefore,
Resolred, That, though we willing
ly submit to this dispensation of our
Advise Ruler, we feel an irreparable
loss to the profession.
Resolved, That we, his fellow labor
ers, deeply sympathize with his strick-
en- parents in their great affiiction.
Knowing that no human sympathy
can heal the wound nor I'll the void
thus made in their hearts, we can only
point them to Him who "affiicteth
none willingly" and from whom we
trust they receive comfort. Assured
of this, that, in the language of the
dear departed one, .the separation
will only be question OF time,D they
may cheerfully hope for reunion.
Resolued. That the Upton ADyER-
TlsER. Cedar Post and Wilton Ghron-
icle be requested to publish copies Of
these resolutions.
w. ID. VERMILLIoN,
G. N. RIGBY, Com.
r. !. BIXBY.
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THE Loliigdg writes letter to itself
asking, "What is best for us 10 do?''
Redeem your promises to the Anti
Monops, probably; or il that would
seem too nearly honest, you might
relieve your feelings by paying Cedar
county that hund, ed dollars you pur-
loiDed lAst winter.
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1000 to 1920, Devotional exercises.
1920 to 1850, Practical thoughts for
beginning.
1850 to 1900, Organization of IMP
and miscellaneous business.
AFTERNOON.
$50 to 200, Importance ofsystematic
preparation for our work.
200 to 2:45, What relation do Pastor
and church sustain to the Sunday
School work?
2;45 to 3:l5, Under what obligations
are the community to help sustain
the Sunday School?
3:l5 to 3:45, Address The Teacher
with his class.
3:45 to Ais, What are our defcien-
cies?
700, Childrens' meeting.
THURSDAY FORENOON.
900 to $40, Devotional.
$40 to 9:45, How may we promote
earnest spirituality among Teach
erss
9;45 to 1913, How may we retain the
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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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How strange 1t Is that the man
whom the Post called a thief" and .
"swindler" the week before election,
when no one supposed he could be
elected, became two weeks later, ac-
cording to the same authority, an
"honest and capable" man.
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For SALE.--I offer for sale two
brood mares, one set harness ond ore
wagon. Ii not sold before the lst day
of November next, the above property
will be sold to the highest bidder in
front of the Court House, Upton,
Iowa, at , O'Clock r. NJ.
43w2 A. II. STARRErT.
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PRoF. GIBNEy, the celebrated read
er and teacher Of E.ocutjOn will give
Select Reading at the court house
this, Thursday. evening. His range
Of selections IL very wide; and his rem
dering II said to be admirable.
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HOMES WANTED for four children
Lilly Ropp, aged ten years; Betty
Ropp, aged nine Charles Ropp, aged
six years; and Elmer, aged five years.
Cedar County desires to place the
shove likely children in good families.
Apply to i. +. BURROUGHS,
43W4 Supt. Poor Farm.
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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. II.
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Picture frames 1t Alden's.

Look out for . large stock Of new
goods next week ut Perrien Deans
store. Mr.. ID. started for Chicago last
night,
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THERE will be . public installation
of officers of Goodwil Lodge, No. 547,
I. o. o. F., at Inland NJ. f. Church on
Tuesday eve. Nov. 4th 1873.
Rev. .. f. Baker, Of Wilton, will
give the address exercises intersper-
sed with singing, and manuscript
paper. All are cordially invited to
come.
BY order of the Committee,
A. ID. COLEMAN.
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AT the City Drug StOre.--Blank
Books, Stationery and Blank Forms.
-Parlor suits at Alden's.

MONEY TO LOAN on approved real
estate security. Inquire of
33tf PIATT 4 CARR.
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100 kerosene lamps at Alden's.

We are glad to see grain Of truth
and fairness in this weeks Post.
Copy more from the ADVERTISER, Mr..
Editor, and your readers will fare
better.
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Public Notice

IL hereby given that, whereas, my
wife Francis has left my bed and
board without any just cause or prov.
ocation, hereby caution Gil persons
not to harbor or trust her on my &C.
count, as shall not pay any debts
contracted by her unless compelled by
law.
JACOB LAuRsHIRE, Sr.
Upton, Oct. 18th, 1879. 3w4a
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ali kinds at Alden's.

TxADE!-Chas. Pratsch, the gun
emith. three miles south west Of Tip
ton, wishes to exchange . bull and
some Young cattle for team Of horses.
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BRICK FOR SALE.-GOod brick in
large or small quantities kept at the
kiln Of VIM. Kettell, near Masonic
Cemetery, one mile west Of Upton.
Will be delivered to order IL desired. 4
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Wire mattresses at Alden's.

MONEY to loan on first class real es-
tate security. Inquire Of r. w. Starr.
Office over City Drug Store. 37tf
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GRAND LODGE /. o. o. F.-The
meeting Of the Grand Lodge of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows for
the State Of Iowa at Oska!oosa, last
week, was attended with an unusual
degree Of interest, about every Lodge
in the commonwealth being represent
ed. From the report of the Grand
Secretary we learn that there are 230
Lodges in Iowa, which have an aggre-
gate of 1900 members. There are al.
SO sixty Encampments. The Order is
prospecting in Iowa as well as through
out the Union. It's treasures in the
United States, contain, all told, nearly
seven millions Of dollars. Over one
hundred thousand dollars were sent to
Chicago after the fire for relief Of Odd
Fellows there. The Grand Lodge at
Oskaloosa appropriated two hundred
and fifty dollars for the relief Of suffer.
ing members at Memphis and Shreve-
port. 1t was stated that the Order in
Germany is rapidly increasing there
are twenty Lodges and several En-.
campments in the empire, and char
ter has been granted for a Grand
Lodge In said empire.
Manitou Lodge, No. s, was repre-
sented by w. D. Clapp. The Grand
Encampmsnt Of the Order also assem-
bled at Oskaloosa, and both Lodge
and Encampment chose their officers
the former eIecting II. ID. Walker,
of Mt. Pleasant, II. w. G. NJ, and the
latter making w. p. Sharp, Of Ottum-
wa, r. w. G. p. They meet at Des
Moines in October, next year.
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Children often Look Pale and
Sick

from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMETS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child be-
ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring or
other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
CURTIS 4 BROWN, Proprietor..
No. 2l5 Fulton street New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and Dealers In
Medicines ~ TwENTY-FIvE CENTS 4 Rox. ly2s
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"BUT why will he lie so?" is what
we heard sober old Republican say
the other day, referring to the Posts
article upon the late election. The
man who will stand up and claim that
d. w. Smith was fairly before the peo-
pie Of Cedar county as candidate for
the Office Of Treasurer, and WAS after
ward fairly nominated upon his mer-
its at the Convention without ring or
dishonorable bargain, is Il bigger,
more reckless and a more foolish liar
than the Devil wants him TO be.
What does the editor Of the Post sup
pose that old grey. headed farmer, who
was lead horse in the Republican
team in Cedar county when the Post
man was yet distempered sucking
what does the editor of the Post sup
pose that old man meant when he
said, as he came in with the returns of
his township the day after election
and we \ II gathered round to learn the
result well teach them! Well
teach them to swindie us out of a man
We all know and have confidence in
aud shove stranger on to US. Why,
sir. the more our people thought about
it the nsddder and naddder they yot.'
The Post editor heard the old gentle
man use those words and left them
unanswered. Why Because he
knew full well that the speaker was a
man belonging to no "clique" and
ruled by no selfish interest, and that
he was speaking truth and soberness.
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The Household lsaNaCca
and
Family L1mimAenAt

is the best remedy In the world for the following
complaints. viz: Cramps In the Limbs and Stom
ach. Bowels side, rheumatism In all its forms
Bilious Collie, Neuralgia. Cholera. Dysentery Colds
Fresh Wounds, Burns Sore Throat, spinal Com.
plants. Sprains and Bruises, Chiis and Fever
For Internal and EXternal use.
It's operation Is not only to relieve the patient
but entirely removes the cause of the complaint
Il penetrafes and pervades the whole system re.
storing healthy action TO all its parts, and quick
enng the blood.
The Hosseheld Pasacea IL purely yeseta.
bile and All Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS 4 BROWN,
No. 2i5 Fulton Street. New York
For sale by all druggists ;ys
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rheum. ache, &c, upon the human frame and
OF strains, SPAWN. gals, &C.. upon animals in one
year than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. 1t Is = counter-irritant, An all
healing pain reliever. Cripples throw away their
crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are render
ed harmless, and the wounded are healed without a
scar. II is no hnmbug. The recipe il published
around each bottle. II is selling article ever
before sold and IL sells because II does just what il
pretends To do. Those who suffer from rheu-
matism, pain OF swelling deserve to suffer II they
will not Uentaur Iiniment. More than 1000 GER
tifcates of remarkable cures, including frozen
limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt. running tumors.
&C.. have been received. We will send circular
containing certificates the recipe etc. gratis to any
requesting it. One bottle ofths yellow wrapper
Centanr Lniment is worth ti00 for spawned swee
MED horses and mules, or for screw worm in sheep
Stock owners-ths liniment is worth your attention.
No family should be without Centaur Liniment
Sold by all Druggists. so cents per bottle large hot
ties sioo. J. b. ROSE & CO., So broadway, NY.
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SORE EYEs.-Dr. Trssk's Magnetic
Ointment has performed some almost
miraculous cures in this vicinity. 1t
is universal remedy In use here for
inflamed eyes. The Auditor of our
county has so much faith in its curA-
tive powers In this disease, that he
not only highly recommends it, but
offers to forfeit the amount paid in
each case, il 1t fails OF q cure.
A. Ct. CUSHING, South Bend Ind.
See advertisement in another col.
umn
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Castoria is more than q substitute for Castor Oil.
Ii is the only SAFE article in existence which Is
tain assmiiate the food regulate the bowels,
wipd-colic, and produce natural sleep 1t contains
neither minerals morphine or alcohol, and Ii pleas
may rest. iyil
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TIE following item we clip from
the Muscatine Journal:
The friends Of Hon. J. q. Tufts
gave him regular house warming on
the evening Of the Goth in congratula-
ton on his re election for the third
term In the Legislature from Cedar
county. The Wilton Chronicle says
about 70 persons were present, who
came unexpectedly, but were never
theless cordially received and hos
pitably entertained by Mr.. Tufts and
wife. Mr.. II. IL eminently deserving
Of this expression OF esteem and regard
from his neigh bors and constituents.
The NEwEsT GROCERY In town
now Is the one just occupied BY II. w.
Fields in his new brick building, OPP
posite the southwest corner Of the
Court Square. And by the way, this
same building is ono Of the best. most
slightly and we'll built in the town. II
10 22x8O feet, two liberal stories in
height, aud Ia built In the most work !.
manlike and substantial manner Of
the very bes. materials and In the lat.
est style. The store room occupies the
principal part Of the ground floor, and
10 finished Off with especial view t.
the business for which 1t is, intended
and 10 . manner that does great credit
to all the workmen engaged in its ex.
scution. The counters, base shelves
columns and some OF the large mould
ings are dark, while all the other wood
work, including the handsome or.
namented cOrnice, are beautifully
grained in imitation of oak. The vel
known builders, Ripley 4 Clapp, ars
responsible for the wood work-nons
Of which 10 factory made but was oil
gotten out by themselves. Foy 4
Linn. we believe, did the painting
We like to see these new, bright bust.
ness rooms opened In Upton, and this
10 ons that will compare favorably
with the best Of them.
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Best white kerosene 80 cts. at Al
den's.
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Popular illustrated book GEO pages)
on Manhood WOmanhood Marriage
Impediments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sealed, post
paid for SO cts, by DIR. q. Whittier, GIT
st. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-, the
great specialist. Read his works. 8y
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Cemtaur l.tminnenl.

There In no pain which the Cen
taur Liniment will not relieve, no
swelling Il will not subsine, and no
lameness which II will not cure.
This is strong language, but it is
trne. II has produced more cures
of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
jaw, palsy, sprains, swellings,
cak si-brpasts. scaltis. burns. salt
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Carter h Co. lounges at Alden's.
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Programme Of 8. 5. Convention
OF Springfield and MasaillOn
Townships, to be held ut Lou.
den, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Nov. Slh and 9Th, 1S93,
commencing at 10 a. M.
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% AAvertlseps..All transient and Special Lo
al Notices and transient Advertisement. must %
sasd fbr In advance to secnreinsertion.
Ddstsslai Notices or Advertisements In the LecAa
columns VIII be charged 20 cents per line.
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Posi- ROUTES THROUGH CEDAR Co.
The Post Office Department Of the
United States is just now advertising
for proposals for carrying mails from
July lst, 1874 to June 3Oth. 1875.
Thinking some one might be inter-
ested in knowing the precise provis-
ions for supplying the offices in this
county not on any railway, We repro
duce the description Of the routes
reaching them as enumerated in the
advertisement:
No. 27256. From Davenport, by
Amity, Plain View, Round Grove,
New Liberty and Inland, to Upton,
40 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Davenport Tuesday and Friday
ut 8 @ m; arrive at Upton by 6 p m;
leave Upton Monday and Thursday
ut 9 m arrive at Davenport by 6 p
m. Proposals invited to begin at
Wolcott. emitting Davenport.
No. 27259. From Upton by Shiloh
to Stanwood, . miles and back. twice
. week. Leave Upton Tuesday and
Friday ut . m arrive at Stanwood
by IL M; leave Stanwood Tuesday
and Friday at p m; arrive at Upton
by p m.
No. 1890. From Wilton Junction
by Pleasant Hill and Rochester to
Upton, 49, miles and back, six times
q week. Leave Wilton Junction daily,
except Sunday, at a m; arrive at
Upton by II m; leave Upton daily,
except Sunday, at p M; arrive at
Wilton junction by IN.
No. 2726l. From West Branch by
Springfield to Pedee. miles and back,
six times y week. Leave West Branch
daily, except Sunday, at | p m; ar
rive at Pedee by p m; leave Pedee
daily. except Sunday, at 4 p m; arrive
At West Branch by 6 pm.
No. 1902. From Meohanicsville by
Cedar Bluffs. Covers Ferry, Morse.
Newport and Oasis to Iowa City, q
miles and back, twice . week. Leave
Mechsnicsviile Monday and Friday
ut 1880 p m arrive at Cedar Bluffs by
A:3O p m; leave Cedar Bluffs Tuesday
and Saturday 1t m arrive ct Iowa
City by IL m leave Iowa City Tues
day and Saturday ut p m arrive at
Cedar Bluff by 9 p m; leave Cedar
Bluffs Monday and Friday 1t . N !;
arrive at Mechahicsville BY IL m.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENTAL uniin-
ished item upon this subject crept ac-
cidently into our local columns last
week. The intention was to either
complete or omit the notice, but like
many other intentions, it was forgot
ten and tho crippled little squib an
nounced such a meeting at Upton
without even telling when it should
be.
The fact is, as we learn from Rev.
Mr.. Swearingen, District Confer
ence" is new institution to the polity
Of the Methodist church, created by
the last Annual Conference. It Is
comprised by the territory accorded to
the Presiding Elder, who with all the
local 2nd travelling preachers therein,
the exhorters, District Stewards and
one Sabbath School Superintendent
from each charge, compose its technic-
al members. The meetings are semi
annual, occupying a rank between the
Quarterly meetings and the Annual
Conference. Such business as is APP
propriate will be attended to; there
will be preaching evenings and other
exercises not Of a business character
at pleasure of the Conference.
The first Conference Of this kind for
the Mt. Vernon District will be held
at Upton, commencing Tuesday eve
ming, November 18th, and continuing
through Wednesday and Thursday.
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THE TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-It
seems to be the general impression that
the present is the best Teachers Insti-
tute held in Cedar county for 10, these
many years. The attendance is large.
and the interest general, strong and
well sustained. We alIude elsewhere
TO the extra opportunities afforded by
the Institute in the way of addresses
lectures, &C., and shall only make this
passing notice herewith, expecting, of
course, to publish the proceedings in
full at later issue.
The address Of State Superintendent
Abernethy, on Tuesday evening, was
one of the most valuable productions,
we venture to say, ever laid before
Cedar county teachers. 1t was not
only interesting and instructive to all
present, but it was replete with prac-
tical thoughts aud suggestions which
can not fail to be of great advantage
to instructors. Mr.. A. Is most evident
ly the right man in the right place.
Prof. H. II. Freer, of Cornell Col
lege, is also present, rendering valas-
bic assistance as an Instructor.
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the long rum"
Last weeks Lo,iigog totally de-
moiishes the Keokuk Gate city. II Is
not only amusing but very touching,
10 zee the immense brains of the LoNi.
gag every now aud then fall upon auch
Lesser lights as the Gate CITY, the Dav-
EXPORT Gdzetts, the Chicago Journal.
&C., leaving them smoking ruins Of
extinguished desoiation.
-Supt. Rollins has arranged rather
. rare programme Tor the teachers this
week. Addresses by Pres. Thatcher
Of the State University, Aionxo .Aber-
nethy. State superintendent, T. H.
Smith, supt. ofCedar Rapids Schools.
and the Reading this evening by Prof
Wbney. Elocutionist. make . bill ol
fare seldom offered, We imagine, II
county Institutes.
Says the Lake City Calhoun Co. ]
paper, Washington Lewis recovers
but slowly. His disease. Of Upton
contraction. It Ia thought. will prove
fatal, though he may be . sufferer
thereby for many years" This IL un-
'doubtedly COAX" on Washington,
ana though the "nub" IL pretty se.
curely hidden from Us. The only dis.
ease hs contracted In Upton was solid
avoirdupois. and 20 good natured q
man will catch that any where that he
can get enough to eat.
-Some one dedicates the following
yo'ne TO the fraternity OF hay seed pol
iticiaua:
want TO be Granger,
Ana with tho Gransers stand
= horny headed farmer.
With . haystack in my hand.
heAeaah H. taai toaseto In.
iswing the siittsring hoe
Ana amits the Wild potato bu~
AZ be ssiSs DER the snow.
I've boaght aysslf : Durham r.-
ANA gray alpaca COW.
Asoek-stitsA Osags orange he.,..
Aad : pAtsst-lesshsr pillow.