The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-07-31
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Inc war DepoitnC
ganized.
The grand total Of the Louisiana
/, o.... AZ, j. ststed 1t s41 COS, 7ss. 80,
Maine hay Of the best quality is sole
-. Boston market for about $50 ,
ton.
| A Pittsburgh cabinet maker hai
| gone crazy trying to invent rocking
chair with self-acting fan and shoo
ny attachment.
A Dubuque woman keeps baking
powder and arsenic on the same shelf.
and her husband Is careful how he Of
| tends her.
The talIest man in Texas was In
Houston the other day. His measure
ment in his stockings is six feet eight
and . half inches.
The representatives Of European
States and North America will assem-
BILE 1t Berne on September lst to
deliberate about general poetal trea-
y.
The value of the postai-etamps.
stamped envelopes and wrappers and
postal cards issued by the Post Once
Department. last week. Was 6.iss,-
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A farmer ia Benton county while
plowins corn had the lines around his
eesk and Shoulder, when bis horse
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A Dubuque dispatch says: The
of this city have been com
PEELED to trade at ST. Louis by the new
reight arrangements of the Illinois
roads. 1t costs more under these ar
engagements to ship to and from Chi
ago than 1t does from the Eastern cit
es and Chicago Ifthese freight ar
should be maintained.
Chicago will suffer badly in conse-
luence, as concentrated effort is be.
ng to trade else hera.n
Five foolish young Belgians lately
aid wager that they would remain
awake continuously for seven days.
They kept up all manner OF exciting
and drank large quantities
II coffee, and one OF them won the betf
hough with the loss OF twenty-five
ounds ia weight. Two fell asleep af-
er 100 hours, one was seized with in
of the lungs, and had to
i've in to save his life, and the other
ell asleep on horseback, and then fell
II and broke his arm.
1t will be remembered that at bank
1orydon. Iowa, was robbed in open
daylight over year ago, by band Of
numbering about the sam.
IS the gang that robbed the railroad
rain. They bound the cashier and
'fterwards riding up to crowd of
'eople who were listening to stump
peech OF Henry Clay Dean, informed
u what had been done, and sped away
Ike the wini. 1t is believed that the
abroad robbers of Monday night are
be same gang. The bank robbers
made their escape in the same man.
Ter that these robbers have done.
A correspondent who has visited the
hodocs as prisoners of war, says:
The harmony existing in these Mo
loo families is wonderful to behold.
Never have | seen its equal in any
,ther country. The woman has
things her own way all the time
She can get up first in the morning
build up the fire, clean up the prem
ises, lug all the rations from the Con,
missary to her home, do the cooking.
wrap the rags about the children. aud
never be interferred with once. The
male Mo1oc never gets under foot.
He remains under the blankets unit,
he Is satisfied that muck -a-muck, is
ready, and then he comes forth and
eats. He seldom or never trifies with
the domestic economy Of the estab
iishment as long as he gets enough
food. Under these circumstances the
wives ought to look bright and happy.
But they do not. Mrs. Steamboat.
Mrs. Huka, aud Mrs. Bogus, and
every other woman who has the priv
liege of taking care Of man, aud the
children he begets, look prematurely
aged and unhappy. Bogus Charley
says there is no satisfying these wo-
men any way; that he has three or
four squaws, aud none of them are
cheerful unless shaken up occasion.
ally"
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