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Notices Of the Press
The Bazar il edited with contribution If tact aud
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THE sugar Cuba is manufacturing for Spain
Sugar Of lsad.
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-LETTER.HEADS BILLHEADS. ENv6LofeaS'
MONTHLY STATEMENT BLAAks snd AZ seoa "Ss -
executed In the best stYis at ne Ch'>f "nre
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-12

Of Chronic and Acute rheumatism. Neural.
gia. bago. Sciatica. Kidney, and Nery.
Gus Diseases after years Of suffering nv
takins IT. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Syrus .
the scientific discovery OF ]. +. filler N. h
regular graduate physician with whom
we are personally acquainted who has Tor
~ years treated these diseases exctusiy.iy
with astonishing results We believe n onr
christian duty, after elaboration To con-
scientlously request sufferers To use n es
peciaily per&Ons In moderate. circumsfau
ces. who cannot afford To- waste time and
money on worthless mixtures AZ ciervv.
men We seriously feel the deep Tespu,s.ii,ii.
ity resting on rs In publicly endorsing this
medicine. hat our know ledge and IL ueri-
enee o. lis rcinaTkaiie merit fully insfjfIes
ouracfion. Rev II Ewing. Medin ma. Penn q.
suffered sixteen years. bee.sIne hot,<.ie.s
hev Thomas Murphy. d. D., Frank fort
Phiiada, Rev J Is Davis. Highfsiown. N. q
Kew Buchanan. Clarence, iowa Alexan-
der Balm. StanwOOd. Iowa. Rev q a smith
Pittsf0Td, New York. Rev Joseph BeSgs
Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other testino
niais from Senators. Governors. Jndves
Congressman. Physicians, &c, forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these dis.
eases. One nd dollars will lie presen fad
to any medicine for same diseases ahnwins
equal merit under test or that oan nrndncs
one-Sou!th ~ many living cures. Any ncr.
eon sending ~ letter desert ption Of m Ton
VIII receive gratis legally signed 9usran.
tee. naming the number OF bottles "a cure
a1feeins 70 refund money upon sworn state.
msnt o. lts failure To cure. AFFLICTED il yiteh
% write 70 DR.. Filter, PhiladeIphia. I'M
vs'oeo'e snvice costs nothing. iy8
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The New York ZsdepsSdSSt TIM
heartily expresses itssifin favor Of thu
appointment or Justice Samuel F. Nil
Ter, Of this State, to the vacancy made
in our highest court by The death Of
Chief Justice Chase:
1.-THE legal profession In Iowa and
Kansas have Recommended Associate
Justice Miller TO the President ~ .
suitable person to I'LL the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death of Chief Justice
Chase. There surely is no objection
to making the selection from the pres
ent membership Of the Supreme Court
Justice Miller is che of abIest judicial
minds Of the country. He has had =
large experience on the Bench, aud
were appointed, there Is no doubt that
be would worthy successor of the en-
inent men who have already honored
the high position. We d. not know
where the President can look for let
ter man or one that would give more
to the people. ~ we'll ~ TO
the legal profession. His appoint
men, would he practical illustration
of the doctrine Of promotinn. which
forms part III the Presidents pro-
gramne for Civil Service reform. lie
h not polilicisn. but n judge, aud
this we regard NJ strung recommend
Atiou in his favapr.
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- -AAZZ2
$500 So g: =

Every year increases the POPULAR
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
on FADED Ham to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and ailken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out Is it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY it use, the hair
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will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. Il i the most eco
nomical HAR DRxssIN0 ever used,
n it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair : splendid, glossy
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State Assayer Of Massachusetts,, saws,
.The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and consider Il the BEsr PnxPA-
RATION for its intended psrposes."
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Is taught in a thorough and scientific manner
commencing hfxt with most ssmpie trAnaocts0n,
nom which TO make up and arrange sets of books
and gEadnaily ocreaSIg 70 the nlOsG dilicul1 thai
Can occur in any department of trade.
The system % tuitAi0a b peculiar tais Inssisu
ton, aud c,es gay with the long days and hours o
WORKING Ia the dark that nstst students perenc>
when initiated by the old sss, en- and consists q
the following stetse:
Isl study Of the general theory and o,iesa O.
i"s t.~,..iS ;ssii-s description u he thre.
and Ledger.
al study and examination Of the thenry OF lsxi.
ger accounts followed by examples OF Isolated nc
Counts worked by ssudeats, showing how by Ia.
system Of Debts and CREDITS, ia. Resources iAbiii.
tier, LsstV and Avn, os business are
5i The science OF double entry book K keeping ~
PiAinef. ITS results demonstrated by ample black
board Illustration. and principles hx-d upon the
MIND OF the student by test examples. These exam
pies are given unt the teacher Is fully satisfied. thai
the sheory has been coinprebended by the pupils
aud antu upon given Trial Balances and inv entr e.
they can make complete statement OF the III and
ing VI = business Neat comes
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Commercial Law.

II Ia not the design Of this departmen, IN ,n.k.
Mwyen IN any technical sense Of the term hut
ratnef 70 impert such instructions will enable the
Muoent 70 avoid exorbitant lawyers fees and ex.
pensiye litigation.
A. no man is excused tor ignorance or the Law. II
oecvm@ matter q the highest importance to ev-
or the law % business withoat which he cannot Do
Uasn9:s Win sasety IN. evidenced by the pen
anensiy Involved, resulting from ignorance or dis
actions. In this department the law a. anuIied nj
Partnemhips contract., negotiable paper Insurance
&c. 20 thoroughly illustrated and xpplie,A a. L.
enable the student intelligently decide - n III.
.,snL ana liabilities under all ordinary ercun-
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MANHOOD:
How Lost; How Restored,

As1nb- Just published. . new edition Of
kZ9kyk Or. cutsswsll's ceiebra4sd Essay on
the radical cure without medt-
eine) OF SPERMAToRRHEA or I'M
POTENCY, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
lnpedfmenls to Impediments to Marriage,
etc. also. Consumption, EPILEPsY and Fits.
agance.
AS-Price in a sealed envelope only scents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice. that the alarming
consequences of self-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application OF the knife
pointing out a mode Of cure at once ample
certain and enectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, cure himself cheapiy. privately
and radically.
A1-This lecture should be in the hands o
every youth and every man In the land.
Sent, under seal. In q plain envelope, Il
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of cents
or two post stamps.
Also. DR.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide, :
price SO cents.
Address the publishers.
lyi6 CHAS. ]. c. KLINE
vi 6swssy Nsw vosA, Post ONCE Box, ass.
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Grundy County Changers.

The Grundy County Council. com
posed OF eighteen Oranges, on SATURDAY
last passed the folio wing esolution,
relative to the p POLITICAL question. b,
which it will be seen they are yet 10y.
o. to their constitution
Resolved, That In view OF the fac,
that many have come into our orde,
with sinister motives, or though /,
mistaken notion Of its object, who
hold opinions, and are leading o.hen
With themselves into acts snbversiv.
OF the declared principles OF the Pa
irons, and contrary to the public de.
ciarations and private teach 10 n Of tb.
books, lectures and constitutio D; and
d said acts are injurious to our cb.r>c.
tefs ~ honest men dealing with the
public. aud will injure our infiuenc.
Tor good. ard distract our councils
therefore we declare.
LIST. That it il not he Object or In.
tentioh Of our order 10 establish or sun.
port any new political party, aud tina,
Oil such acts are in In violation OF the
private teaching and public d@ciara.
lions OF our authorized officers and
agents.
%. That any organization with the
avowed objects Of the Patrons Of Hus
bandry, who intend to present and
urge questions Of such vital i'm port.
ance to the public. should make full
declaration Of Its principles. as well q,
Its manner Of operations; and . reck.
less departure from that rule OF action
should be met with erision and scorn
by any honorable citizen.
30. That, As we have the numer.
cal strength, we will act vigilantly
with our respective parties. to the end
that they may be purified II corrupt :
directed in the right. " wrong; seiec,
better men, wherever any have been
found wanting and II men have abus.
ed their trusts, exchange them for
those more honest and thereby reform
oil departments OF the government,
Attn. fhat with these views ". will
oppove the nomination Of any in,jep-
endent Stale or cs,unty ti.kets, and
viii u.s our influences To frown down
Any attempts TO thus bring disgrace
and defeat upon our order.
9th. That We heartily thank those
members Of the late General Assembly
u IOWA who stood up firmly for the
farmers Interests, and especially Sen.
s'ol Dyssrt, Of Tams, who waged
soch incorporating war upon rail.
road monopolies.
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SHERIFF. SALE

~ virtue OF . special execution 10 me d.
the Circuit Court. in and for the q, umtv ~
,taar md STATE OF Iowa, in fnvor Of John
THOMAS. and against Geo W. smith and
geo. Schihucker. have levied upon the fol-
G living property ~ the property Of the said
geo smith and Geo. Schumacher, TO wit;
d. L9I number seven ~ in block number six
~, IN The town Of Upton, Cedar county
, Ana shall offer the same for sale Mt the
Court House door, in he town Of Tipt0n In
said county, on Saturday. the 18th day Of
day. TO satisfy satd execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10th day Of May, A. d. ls73 ne,
JOHN ID. SHEARER
eherin0f Cedar county. Iowa. a
FER A. D. MAyNARD, Deputy. 3w22
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Tho Big Lsnd Slide

4
Monday night about twelve o'clocs
freight train No. s. on the REX Il
land, WAS caught in n hand slide thrp,
hundred feet long. half mile east /"
COifax. The earth ha I t,-en washing
from the top Of thu cut FIR sever
hours, bu; not enough To warrant ANY
alarm until the train mr. ,ii"b-d came
along, when il flooded the track envel-
ping the wheels aid efi.ctusiiy stnop
ping further pr.gress There the
train remaiI-d ali night. Meaitin.
other ttsibs arrived, ND nj the time
our Iepnr'sr visited the kIace. yester-
day afternoon, fourteen. trains were
halted at either end Of The side
Early in the morning su~fiHten,l-
Royce appeared IN The ground, With
Conductor Richards wreckinv tran,
and hundred aarkInrn, who Mere
speedily but at work. A. fast u. they
shoveled nut a train load the bank
would crnmhle of aid rrfiIi the cut.
Al! the passenger trains, four in
number, were heavily loaded and Col
lax was oser-run with hungry NOR.
'sls. travel bound by the slide. The
rain from the East come 10 the slid.
md after remaining awhile, returned
9 Newton to allow the pa.seng.rs !,
isance to get breakfast Then The
nail train came along and enlarged
be iist Of hungry travellers. Mean
lme the mail from the We-t rolled an
Colfax on the other side III the lid.
no added to the crowd already Their.
The Superintendent Royce. u IN
lad been out in the wind and storm
III day. pushing on the Of ciea ri, liz.
rack. became convinced tho. IL would
" Impossible To do so IN any .easona-
lie time aud decide to transfer. II
vas . big job. There were six car. OF
passenger. from the We.t, ard seven
rom the East, with two express. two
baggage and two mail ears A Mat
The passengers filed across, the weather
Accommodatihgly clearing up long
enough for th.ir passage Then fol-
lowed the express matter, among il
over three tons Of gold and silver
valued al about 500. 900, and destined
for the Mint. The transfer ecupit d
nearly two hours.
Some idea 81 the magnitude og the
slide can be gathered from the fact
tn at 1t IL three hundred feet long and
In the deepest place is probably fifteen
feet thick, reaching nearly to the wires
on the telegraph poles. It 10 not prob
ably that the earth can be rem aved 80
- to permit the passage OF train. be-
for Thursday.-.Nate Register.
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Commercial Arithmetic Depart.
lNcMt.

However wen versed In the se~nce accounts
II lacking In ability to make rapidly and with UNI
srrins accuracy. during the hurry and PRES OF
nustns.a. all the various commercial calculations
= ~ lot a..s y.s. " sne accountants work he
almost Invariably found 70 be In the G,undation
work Of addition and multiplication, in not being
able u grasp. ~ sight, the certain cobin.
atons AR figures. and know the work Is correct
vii hout re ~ examination.
To accomplish this. the rapid additan Of single
and doub- cpnnas, AMI the muitipls xtioa 81 apy
quantity by iso or three multiplying figures writ.
Ing the entire product at once without the nse 81
partial products. Is first shy ius,rnt4d and
explained The astonishing rapdity with which
this work IN done bs Prof Montague. seems al t,Fse
beyond acquisition by the many but when carefully
ana thorouxhiy drilled from the foundation, Young
men with ordinary talent and thorough apple alton
may acquire this Ia degree that Il resua RI able
~ these most Thorough drills that are Continued
Ihfgaghout the course. tina student becomes . hun
drs fold more rapid and accurate in ALI his com M
tations. In working interest and the arinns
applications oi percentage similar coItractions and
RAPID methods VI catsu ations that are invatusble
20 business man. are introduced, A. new Glasses
are nfnied every few weeks, each studetit NAV ~
placed In class best adapted him aud since fhe
work ~ the other departments Is cpnducted indi-
vidnniiy. without classification each one NAV Riva
70 TINS department Whatever time In necessary
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tn 49, d 10y =
that purpose. WHIT W. do suF
prise Of the people Of Michigan Z
hear the lallopathic) regents Of tha'
institution peremptorsly refuse Il
submit to such innovation, assigning
~ = reason that the two schools
"never could be made to harmonize.'
Why did they with such earnestncss
repel the demands Of the people /!
TIE reason is clear. The men OF
South Carolina used to strangle abol-
itionists to silence discussion on sla-
very because freedom and slavery
could not aharmonize.'
The regents at Ann Arbor knew
that if two only of all the professors
taught homeopathy : majority Of the
students would embrace it. Very
naturally they seek TO repress the
conflict.
When two parties hostile in opin-
ion prolong their controversy for ma
nv years it always turns out that at
least one of them has failed to make
candid investigation of the subject
under dispute.
If any man doubts which Of the
medical schools is mos, to blame ia
this respect, let him digest the follow
ing fact: Of the 5000 homeopathic
in America nearly 1000
graduated first in allopathic colleges.
But who ever heard Of man educat-
ed to homeopathy and experienced
to the practice oft who afterward
went over to the allopathic school?
Such an instance was never known in
Europe or America.
In many plrces the new practice
mas been before the people only few
Years and 10 but little noticed. Thous-
'nds Of families knowing little about
/ except what they gather from the
regular physician, accept his ex-
,lana,ion of it, and for years inquire
10 further.
Prof P. P. Bliss lately speaking OF
is rapid growth in certain towns and
titles remarked, at is curious TO OBJ
erve how it prevails best in the finer
trxta Of society, while among the ig-
GRANT it makes but little progress.
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In the theory and princf,ies OF double entry hook
keeping. wherein the student required IN post Il,
ASSERTION ledger, take trial balances aud make cut
statements for ten different businesses embracing
every FORM of trnnsscaion which is likely 90 occur
~ actnai s,,i,ine- The the sleion ledge
mas proved u Ia be by far the best and almost the
only n'toi ol ts'ciiing o,stk keeping successfully
Inc asei',e OF unnecessary and t.dious writing en-
able. the teacher 10 Keep the mind the tuplI
Constantly Upon the principles and results of the
science abti they hav. fully mastered them which
object having been accomplished.
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intrinsic virtues, ma sustained by It's re
markable cures. So mild a. to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet 50 searching
as to efectually purge out the great cor
ruptions Of the blood, such as the scrofuiou.
and syphilitic contaminated. Impurities
or diseases that have lmked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dcte, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known,
Of ScrOf0la, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers Ekuptio0s, aad eruptiSe dis.
ordezs q IL Hin, Tunoes, Iao1clJes,
BOils, Pimples, Pustulea, Sores, st.
AnthOny's Fire. R0ae Of Efysipc-
las, letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, RingwOrm, and internal N.
ceratiOns Of the Uterus, Stomach.
and Liver. II also cures other COM
plants to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted. such as Dr0psy, Dyspep-
STA, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease.
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrh0ea, when they are manifesto
tons of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and istless Ian
guorof the season. Even where no disorder
afpenA people Eel better, asd live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and . new lease Of
lie. "
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The Chief signal officer has an Gi-
server al the scene Of the recent tuI.
Hada ia this Stale with instructions
follow its course from heginning 10
the end, and collect data for a full aud
scientific report upon the subject.
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The New Elastic Truss.

An fmpdrfIM IaUenfion. II r.taips the
Rupture AT All times. and under the ha rdest
exercise or Sevefest rain. IT il worn With
comfort, aud II kept on mig IT and Law efYects
permanent In few weeks Sold chean
ana sent by mail when requested, circular
free. when ordered by letter sent L., the EIos.
TIC Truss Co. No: Ss3 Broadway, N. Y. CITY.
Nobody uses Metal Spring Tvn.scs: tSo
paihin!; they slip OF too frequently iyl7
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MONTAGUE 4 LIL!lERlDrE. Props.

To the young Men and Women OF the Northwest
NE wish to present the claims Of the davenport Blu
siAese College.
Ne claim that the Davenport Business College 10
mot exceil%d BY any iestitution OF the Kind The
Werf,-ut = sstuailes1-And we only ask whit ffum
thosr Interested. when conhdent thai ne can
establish COR claim of having the largest cheapest
Ai41 besi buSise~s fia,ntfag soevvi an West We
spare no pains or expense 10 make our work first
class In every particular.
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business Sets.

arr IN form written in the D.aybook, youFpalyed
posted TO the Ledger, Ledger closed and
Of Results made "
In working these sets students are expected Ia
act upon their own responsibility ask ing a. Grw
every set to III. teacher for animation xpd cor
re- 'tioa. -
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Pcnllaala ship.

This department ID. we believe, the best ulaee Ia
learn 20 write good bushes hand In the United
states We claim for II more than We can o. press
"a TINS short space. Our purpose IL To make this
department OF 20 high order that here can he no
write. "
Both ofthe propretors OF the College are practical
Business Peumen. and most SUCCESSFUL l.xArhers
The finest premium for both Business and Orna
mental PenmAnship has been awarded 10 the
propfetors Of this college for the three years a
the i0wa state fsir and 1t numerous other axrtnl-
turAl Societies.
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WAGES

LOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING To
WOfk Any person. old or young, OF
either sex can make from $40 to so per veek
AZ home day or evening Wanted nv Ali
suitable to either City or Country and any
season o. the year. This Is a rare opportu.
MY Tor those who are out OF work and on,
OF money, TO make an Independent living
no capital being required Our pamphiei
HOW TO MAKE A LIVING" giving fuiI
.Addfess A. BURTON & CD Worrisanta
Westchester Co., NY.
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New Jersey papers are telling some
fearful stories about the mosquitoes Of
that state. The insects have grand
soosts, Ike pigeons, and whom thsv
settle down on COW she u 9ons m.
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Buckingham's Dye.
For TuR wuTaHRRa

106 400 W aAOA000s
As our Remover in many eases
requires too long . time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces . color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Msnufsotursd by r. ?. NALL, L CO.,
1A4RUA. N.H
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Avoid Quacks and importers

No Chafge Tor Adyice nd Consulafion,
pr. j; y. Dyoh, Graduate ys1svson Medical
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs. (Which he has made
n especial study either IN male or female, no
long standing. pvacftce 81 20 years enables
him 70 treat disease with succers Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
taAce can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 Health. Price 10 Cents
]. B. DYOTT, NJ D., Physician and surgeon,
l04 Duane st. New York,
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
a. one Of the most
efe.tual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
ten and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test Of
years vish . con-
stanaygoviagnp-
rYfafSou hAnnd n ses