The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-27

= = NEWS asD VOTES.
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4 oaniaes notice.
4 The Chicago Post saya thai hons,
. ssss he's fallen thirty PER cent. in tha
city since the panic.
Il An old fagy In Rutisad. Vt. thinks
soDe Of ths church singtne = dime a
the hiehdrawlic principal
Il Forty-oae citiasss e Dsssers vasa
10 - posena stess of tAat cify-salaEy
not - moeA ~ sa5sps y : sssaAy
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tyesth Of =. shAa a. s
Ths isohesing bseinese 81 MiDseso-
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I sine hssdFea go tAisssen nnsa 20 IN
| - tbs woods shss vinsss, agai0ss stx.
! seen hsndssa I'D spvsuty-five nsn
ssne tast winter BY the sams uumbef
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A sample Or the tyranny Of man
- shown q : vomanb lighis NEST
;ng n T5sassiiis vhssv gsntisman
sntsrsA and soid his wife, one Of the
o1lcers u the meeting, 70 come homo
qaick, 80 the baby has the colic.r
6As went.
Iowa's new cnrn crop il shout half
gathered. In The southern portion Of
~ 6sats reports stats that the corn
= a fair quality. but yislds aboot 8
pr cent. Isss than the averags. In
the nosthsrn portion oorn y light and
cAa6y. and the yield i very light.
Says Anna Dickinsoa Of bath in |
Idaho: "You may laugh - much -
ysa pssaAe. and say l have % business
- gush = my 80. but. girls. ths do
Mght q bath in that idaho water 10
vsry Aks The rapture yos dad In your
lovers tender clasp. I've trisd both
and / hnev." Can any enc n mems
slotA~ sssd this without . grOaD
The wAhinston caroricte prints oil
strong editorial 10 favor Of expauging |
the resolution usnsaring Senator Eum- |
ner q aceoant Of his battle Aas pro- |
positjoO. Il says thet Sumner hes |
oOm0itted some aim0se inexcusable |
errors, bat that absolute perfection
i not expected In this world. He has
sdded more 70 the honor OF Msssschu.
ssiis thst II Is possible for the State 10 I
add 10 his just fame. ZEE
The falling on Of the revenue win |
impose upon the Government the nee. |
sssity Of securing increased receipts,
and the opinion held among Treasury |
officials II. that Congress will Be ask !
- TO obtain In nom the surplus wealth |!
Of the country, through tax upon in
comes, or 10 any event, BY imposing
additional duties upon imported bran
dies and wines, or on manufaceured l
spirits Ut home. through Increased In
ternal revenue tax.
The use Of stsam on the canals Q no |
longer an experiment. Continued |
tests prove that DIT may be adopted
practically and pro6tAbly. Com
plants are universally made by those
who have charge OF the stsamboats
that the men on horse-boats. foolishly
lsaring that their occupationis In dan
ger, will not divide the channel with
The stsamsrs aud give them . fair
chance. II the present. regulations,
drmly enforced, are insufficient to put
IN end to these unjust and injurious
practices, the Canal Board ought and
undoubtedly will during the ensuing
winter establish new aud ample rules
TO meet the new exigsDcy.
The best posted correspondent ut
Washington predict that Congress will
not heed the Presidents suggestions
for reform In banking. The National
Bank element issoo strong both in the
House and the Senate. Last session |
there were Ia the House eighty sir !
member Who were connected with |
National banks, and 1t 10 said at the |
Treasury that several new msmbsrs
are also similarly interested. The Ar
sistant Treasurer aasesta that - pow
erful vas this influence of the Ne
tional banks u the Treasury, that NO
Comptroller Of the Currency could be
appointed who would not become con-
verted 70 the National Bank policy in
The Washington Chronicle. suggests
that on the first day OF the coming
Congressional session there will prob
ably occur lively race between sever.
n patriotic members Of the lower
house for the privilege Of doing one
or two things--or both Of them. II
will be the drst to introduce resola-
ton resembling the salary grab law.
and who will be the first to recognize
Cabs. OF course II will depend good
deal on the Speaksr, whoever he may
b, and II h anticipated that he will
have perplexIng time In selecting
the gentleman to do either Of the two
! things from the scores that will jump
from their seats far the purpose.
The "sissping beauty" lady Of
/ thirty-one, who has been asleep most
Of the time for the past twenty-seven
! years, died ID Otion county, Tenn,
last month. She has been \ great
| wonder to medical men for years. Her
usual condition was one Of sleep, but
she would awake every hour, night or
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