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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

subdivisions, inclu;iing alternate n
served sections Of public lands along
the line OF ANY railroad or other public
work, or other land subject Ia entry
under the homestead laws Of the Uni
ted States, and receive certificate oil
such entry without the payment OF
any Government fees.
SEC. 2. That such entry shall be
made in the name of the person en-
titled As above TO make the same in
person or BY agent, under such regular
lions rs the Secretary Of the Interio-
shall prescribe, and the patent for
lands 80 entered shall be issued only
to such soldier, musician, seamen or
officer, or to his widow or orphan
children, provided for IN the first sec
ton Of this act but no sale Of such
land Of Interest therein, or line power
Of attorney authorizing such sale or
other contract or agreement. in any
wise affecting or concerning any such
land made, executed or entered into
prior to the issuing the patent therefor
and the actual delivery Of the same to
the person to whom issued, shall be of
any effect whatever, but shall be null
and void.
SEC. 8. That the Secretary Of the In
terror shall prescribe rules and regula-
tons to carry the several provisions of
this act into effect.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02
middle Men

In answer TO . correspondent de-
uouncing middle men," the New
York World says!
Shall we treat every man in class
~ . conspirator against some other
class, because q per cent. of them
prove dishonest? II this Ia to be the
rule, We must believe there is no hon
esty any where; for among what class
of men are there no dishonest ones?
No sir. Middle men are ~ essential
to the farmer As the pitchfork is to the
haymaker. They are all fork by
which the produce of the country 10
handied--transhipled from the pro-
Queer to the consumer. No intelligent
farmer refuses TO believe In and prac
tice that kind Of economy whose nom
eeclature is division Of labor" The
middle man IL an inieger OF 81 Oh di.
vision. Remove him and the farmer
would be compelled 10 Substitute an
agent to do the same work, no matter
by what by what name he calls him.
II there are abuses Ia the Transaction
Of this business by the middle men.
honest men must he looked for.
There is no other remedy. If bolt
In . machine breaks, the whole mach
inc breaks. the whole machine Ii not
necessarily condemned, but another
sound bolt Is substituted. As soon a.
middle men learn that honesty is the
best policy, they will be honest As
soon AS farmers Ietrn that such u man
10 dishonest. they should drop him,
and urge others To do 80. The evil
will thus correct itself. and Is the only
remedy we know Of.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

A man once went to lawyers Of
fee and told the legal gentleman that
be had been insnl,ed by man vino
told him to go to-, and desired to
know what he should do. The law
yer suavely said: / wouldn't advise
you to 60; the law does.i', compel
you.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02
In the French army. /,

In the French army, where revac-
cinnation is not practised, 23,466
deaths from smallpox occurred dur
ing the late campaign; in the German
army where revaccinnation is com
pulsory, but 263 deaths happened
from this disease during the same
period.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

To color furs black or brown. take
ten grains Of gallo acid, ten Of tinct-
ure Of iron, and one ounce Of scetic
acid. Dissolve the gallo acid ii the
tincture Of iron. add the acetic acid,
and apply With fine comb. lfblack
is desired the furs must be moist, not
wet; if brown, they must be dry.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

In Lima, Peru, church-going ladies
dress in the plainest possible manner.
Churches in that country are not used
for advertising millinery establish
ments, which goes to show that the
Peruvians are far behind the age.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

The following ''no,is' is posted in
Lincoln County. Mo. "Ce hear. /
don't want env boddi that has hosses
which has Of the eppozntic infewen-
"a or any other infarnel name, to cum
thru this gait under penalty of havin
of their, the bosses, tales cut off close
behind their, the bosses, years.
Keep shi. 4Mo,o.taiaeer"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

A colored gentleman went to con-
suit one of the most conscientious
lawyers, and after stating his case,
said, "Now, Mr.. NJ, l know you's q
lawyer, but ! wish you would please,
sir, jiss tell me de truff 'bou: dat mat
ter
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

A Venitian fiute-player has invent
ed new model for . violin with met
q strings which pass entirely around
the drum Of the instrument, aud give
quadruplc the volume Of an ordinary
violin.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

In Turkestan. traveller relates, if
the husband of any woman go away
upon journey and remain away for
more than twenty days, as soon as
that time is past the woman may
marry another man, and the husband
also may then marry whom he pleas
es.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02
a Repository Of Fashion. Pisass,s aal lssssue.isa.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ySices nj The prr,

Noffccs Of the fress.
The Bnsnr Is edited with combination OF
tact and talent that we seldom find in any
journal; and the Journal Itself 10 the organ az
the great world OF fashion II Boston Traveller
The Basar com mends itself TO every mem.
Der OF the honsehold--to the children nv
dr0il and pretty pictures, to the young ladies
~ Us fashion plates In endless variety to
tne proyident mHtron by Its patterns for the
chiIdren's clothes, 10 pufe1Jamiitas by its
tasteful designs for einbr cred slippers ana
iuxurio,is dressing gowns. But the trading
matter 81 the H1.Gr IN uniformly or great
exceileuee The paper has acquired 4 Wide
fords.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

Little doubt remains but that Jim
Fisk's woman, Josie Mansfield, has
cost her entirs fartune tS39 ,000) by the
failure Of Bowies Drotper, in Paris,
With whom she had deposited ali her
money. Althouyh lev may be bitter
enough TO rejoios ct the tidings. MOTH
ing u truer than that vice. though u
may be apparently prosperous Tor .
season, rs certsia to reach shame and
misery In the end. The. blot may
come Ia one way,os hrnay come In,
another. but IL h certain to come ut
last. When gilded iniqui.y seems
most secure from adsofsity, liz DOWN
fall may be nearest. FAX il III his
grave, Stokes Is in = Innrdsrer's cell.
and Josephine Mansfield II now q beg
gar In foreign land.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

The mail between Haynesville and
Ashland, Ohio. is carried by = dog
team. The trip is made with 6ne
Newfoundland dog--a distance of
eight miles--in an hour and three
quarters.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

A golden rule for young lady is,
to act always with her female friends
as if a gentleman were Of the party;
and with young men as il her female
companions were present.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

The Oneida community. \. T..
have new a rigid rule permitting but
two meals day. After they have
practiced this while. they propose
to try one meal day. Some Of the
of that people contend
that eating is mere habit. and they
49, .-:--s, - 49, .stAas oamA.A dc.,a .ss.a
wards breaking it up.
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. Ne oeIAeel 6er teachers.
.fl mimi ulLIltI
CEDAR RAPIDS, 10 WA.

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he Faii ssssion opens Tuesday, September i7tAA
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A German lately married says: I'D
vas yoost SO easy as a needle could
walk init camel's eye oud As TO get
der behinds word init yoomans."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

Chicago is to have Al immense
Crystal Palace, in which an exposition
is to be held during the rebuilding
Jubilee in October 1873. The size Of
the building according to the plans
which have been submitted will be
six hundred feet long by one hundred
feet broad. with central tranccp.
two hundred and Fifty feet long. The
height will be eighty feet, with a
dome over the principal entrance
over one hundred feet high. A floral
garden will surround the building.
and portion of the interior will also
be decorated with fountains. and fit
ted as q winter garden.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02

Joseph Pratt is the name of an
Iowa young man who ran needle
into his wrist fifteen years ago, and
has Just extracted il from his heel.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
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The Weekly IN the ablest and most no werful
illustrated periodical published In this
country. Ia editorials are scholarly and
convincing, and carry much weight. It's IL
australians OF current events are full and
ers. With circulation OF 10000 the Weelip
~ read by at least hair a million perxons.
and Its influence ~ An organ OF opinion 10
simply tremendous. The Weekly maintains
a positive position. and expresses sieci ded
views on political and social problems.-
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Christmas Evans gives = good idea
about prayer. He says, prayer il
the rope in the belfry, we pull it, and
it rings the bell up in heaven
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New Book for Agents

We want Agents everywhere for a new,
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own adventures, entitled
WILD LIFE I'm the FAR WEST,
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SIS tn SfOO ner Mouth "a, gyI { ]!

d male and smalc TO introduce the GEN
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Iowa Electoral College.

Iowa has been 20 fortunate as To
present q laudable example to the
country In the proceedings o: her
Presidential Electors. Having met
on the day prescribed by law, and cast
their ballots Tor Grant aud Wilson,
they were confronted by . grave difit-
Guilty in the fact that 70 mary Of their
number wanted the honor aud profit
Of carry ing the vote 10 Washington;
but they finally surmounted II by
drawing lots. There WAS nothing par
iicularly worthy Of emulation thus
Or, hut when they cana T. DIX tho
compensation due tpem for their SER
vtces, these Electors PRAYED them
selves very different froms ordinary
officials. The law allows them the
same pay ~ members OF the Legisia-
ture, which ia low. IL five hundred
dollars per session, and each Eieelor
might have legally pocketed this
amount. Blu; they concluded that II
was more than their services were
worth, and they siecided to take only
five dollars for each ons Of the few
days occupied in the discharge Of their
duties. We fear thai /. will be hard
10 find companion ~ this picture Of
official setf-denial.
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ln0uss tioaahl the hest snstaIasl ues q ~ hlnl
In the Wodd."
Harper's Magazine.
.yot.ces Of The Pfess.

Notices Of The Pfets.
The everipereasing circulation of this excellent
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tafners OF the pnbic mind, for its vast pplarty
has been won BY no appeal 70 stupid pTeindices or
deprAved tastes.-f Boston Globe.
The character whtch this MAGAZINE possesses for
variety enterprise artistic wealth ana literary cui.
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times, should cause its conductors 10 regard II with
Justifahe compiacency. Il also entities then9 to
great claim upon the public gratitude The NAsA-
life Il Brooklyn Eagle.
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The ofikiaas msaussdps ofths Dse.
laration Of TudspsndSuos d aceordiag
10 the statsmsnt 81 s washington cor
respondent. rapidly fading. ALREADY
many OF the signatures ara entirely
e0sced, and, uniess the writing p re-.
stored. twin require only few years
20 make this national souvenir merely
naked parchment. II h reported that
in the British Muaeum, old manu-
~cTipts ate rsseoEed 70 almost their
original osudstion, and csrsalnly our
;overnmeMt should take I'll nhsaNs to
save the Declaration from obliteration.
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An iwsbriated fellow psecipitatsd
himself down the depot stairs, aud on
striking the Ian ding sspsaacdfully
apostrophissd himself With: III you'd
been . .wsntin' TO come down Stair.
why'd thunder didn't youss %, you
muttou-headsd old fool, and I'd come
with you an showed yen the way.
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There will he forty-nine more Re-
publicans in the fo-ty-third Congrcss
than in the forty-second.
No man can ever borrow himseli
out Of debt II you wish for relief
you must work for il. -
Ichabod Corwin Gesler Lincoln has
been born in Illinois. His parents
are poor bat honest. a*
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No man can ever borrow himself
out Of debt II you wish for relief
you must work for il. $500

lchabM Corwin Gesler Lincoln has
been born in Illinois. His parents
are poor but honest.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-02
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