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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
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CaiarrI1.
4 Woman Having Catarrh s5 Years
Cured.

AND DR0PPINGS IN THROAT, CHOKINGS
sTkANGLlNus. PAINS IN THE SIDE, L0INs,
HEA DACHE, DIZZINESS. AND GENERAL
WEAK EoS, CT RED BY LESS THAN THREE
RlnII ES NE TIIE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
1876. Tweuty.ninth Year "'
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Best Literary o"
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America"

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wiowsol new events in the WORN =, and and DsS'
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isinal kssays; Ample hxcsrptts y. an cTrtg'i'
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OF sayings, happenings and a" liter Of ins''
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10

upon the high seas 81 : vessel ssii'og M
der IN. Uuiie5 State Gag asd hearns >
Uniied S,sies registry, has ealuius'ed %
az au,bar.i Of Indignation that has sesmei
f.f time TO threaten ssr.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10

The suggestion of the President 10
his late message that dating the last two
DAYS ola session, no new legislation shall
be adopted, is a good one, also that veto
may extend ouly to such parts of bill as
the President objects to. The putting Of
the extra pay amendment on the apprn-
priation bill at the latest moment of the
last Congress is what caused all the COM
motion regarding back pay. 1t it could
have been changed 10 time, or if the Pres
ident could have vetoed the pay without
yetoing the necessary appropriations for
running the Government, thee would
have been no cause for Juror regarding the
back pay or increased pay Of Congress
men.
As it is, however, the Democratic eau
cls quarrplCd over a proposition to repeal
the extra pay, and only two of its mem-
bers favored unqualified repeal, while the
Republican caucus we're alnos. unanimous
for repeal, and it is new pretty well set
tied fact that the law which has proved
so unwclcome to the people will soon DO
corrected By Republican votes. AT least
this is the present aspect Of things.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
LamOille Newsletter :
Congressional,

Our natiOual legislators got to work
with a vigOr quite re-assurisg, and give
evidence that The lessons the members have
learned frsn the peoples great book Of
public opinion during the recess, have been
well adapted. and warrant better legisia'
lion in ,he future. The Presidents mes
sage is admitted BY all to be az excellent
dOcamen,.--eyen the Springfield RePub'-
eaH. which Of late has seen little good IN
Nazareth, gives it 4 full need of praise.
In the assignment Of Senator Com
nittees, we fud Mr.. Merrill second on
Finarces, and chairman Of Public Build
ings aud Grounds; Senate Edmunds Is
Chairman Of the Judiciary. Ia the House
Mr.. Hendee is 9Th Gu District Of Column
bia AMI sixth on Private Laui Claims;
NJ. Willard is thirl on Foreign Affairs,
second on Civil Service, eth on Coinage,
Weights AMI Measures, snl sixth on Pa
ciic R1ilrOad. Mr. Poland IS third on
judiciary and chsirman Of Revision of
Laws. On the whole, Vermont makes a
good showing 10 the makeup OF the Con-
gressiouai Committees.
Gev. neudce avous himself as unqnal'
fiedly in favor Of the speedy repeal OF the
salary law Of last March, 60 Tar as it can
be done constitutiOnally. He is 10 favor
Of restoring the old law, substituting IN
stead of mileage, clause which shall be
lust as between the members aud which
will take much less money from the treas
ury than was taken under the old system,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-05
Commercial Law.

II Is not the design Of this department In p.la
iawyefs In any techpcaf sense Of the term hut
Iatner 70 ipArt such instructions will enable the
pensive litigation.
As no man e eIoised Tor ignorance Of the law 1t
~. Hs mater o. the highest importance 10 ev-
cry business man, that he have general know
o. ne Jaw q business, without which he cannot do
business with safety; this Is vdenced by the 81 man
sive litigation In which men Of business are me-
qnsnIty snxolyed resulting from Ignorance or dis.
acilons In this department the law as applied Io
~ CONTRACTS negotiable paper Insurance
&C, Is 50 thoroughly illustrated and applied a. "a
enable the student 70 nteligentiy decide Is 10 his
stances. N"@"HA-
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- MANHOOD:
How Lest; How Restored.

A1laln Just published, a new edition OF
ASkS p. culverwsII's Celebrated Essay on
41F5,p1 the radical cure without medi-
cfne) ofSPERNAroRRHUA or I'M
isNCf. Mental and Physical Inca pactty
IN to Impediments to Marriage
IVA ma, aaso. loNsuAPTios, EPILEPSY and FITS,
agance. " A' SN'1"s
~ Prlce n sealed envelope only Gcents.
Ane ceiebrated author, in this I'd N ira BILE
1saE nearly demonstrates rom a thirty
years successful practice. that the alarming
conseqoe noes ofself-abuse may be rad Ideally
cufed without the dangerous use OF internal
y ediclne or the application of the knife;
rolnting out mode OF cure at once simple
certain and effectual, by means of which
every su fferSr, no matter what his condition
and radically.
A1-This lecture should be In the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent. under seal, IN plain envelope, u
any address, postpaid. on receipt of cents
or two post stamps.
Also. DIR. culverwell's Marriage Guide,
price 80 cents. -"
Address the publishers.
lyl6 CHAS. j. G. KLINE,
WI oeSery pess Sesk, Post Once BOX, ASS.
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Is taught in = thorough and Scientific manner
commencing first with most simple transactions
from which 10 make up and arrange OF books.
andGrAdualiy increasing TO the most difficult that
occur in any department of trade.
The system of initiation Is peculiar this Insttu-
tion and does with the long days and hours of
working in the dark that most students perience
when initiated by the Did system and consists Of
the following steps:
LIST. study of the general theory and object Of
book Keeping together with description Of the three
main hooks VI douoie entry, Z. Daybook, Journal
ahd Ledger.
ID. stady and examination OF the theory Of led
ger accounts followed by examples OF Isolated &C
counts worked by students, showing how, by the
system Of Debts and Credits the Resources Iabili-
ties Losses and Gains Of business are ascertained
3D.. The science of double entry book keeping ex-
planned its results demonstrated by ample black.
board illustration. and principles fixed upon the
mind Of the student by test Amples These ex am
pies are given until the teacher is fully satisfied that
and until upon given Trial Balances and inv enories
they can make = complete statement of the stand
ing Of business. Next comes a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-05
Health Of rszmsrs.

i Aor,ealtureshould be The most en-
, nobline Of IN yooatious. II would b,
II farmers- cultivated the, earth .
Iteachcio Develop the Mad. an,
preosnes1 educate sks- hcAft. Teach
80 presshers aim to train tn,
80 nd feeliaEs to arssk ant
to utility and kappiness. Fafn
Ell Hold to- the eesth 10 pro6net
SUI e4cps an frni6s, anlfztsch snly,
Is 4re snducive to the best health
and hikAest welfke Of Aumsp beings.
Thu would their ealing be trans
formed ~ 90 Of degradMg drudg-
cry and iafouniaable TIL - one Of
reiinemeaE - luxury. Tie germin-
ating seed4 - waviAg grains, the
luscious fuif4 . suggestive of the
source of III lie and IL blessing, and
the harvest season, SO typical of q
resurrection and immortality, ought
to make tie lie Of an agriculturise !
continual pastime. And this would
be the farmers life, if farming was
managed - il should be.
Farmers have unequalled natural
advantages for health, strength and
longevity. The statistics of disease
and the tables of mortality, however,
are against them. This is not due to
their vocation, but to the misuses Of
it. No class - . whole, Is probably
so utterly reckless of health condi-
tions. So far IS our acquaintance
with the habits of farmers is concern
it has been extensiye-it
the conclusion that, as = rule,
the diatetic habits Of farmers are
worse than those of the classes who
have not the chance OF choosing for
themselves. Fried dishes several
times day, with several fried arii-
cles at each Of the three meals. is one
Of their common dietic denominations
dried beef, old cheese and pickles are
among the common relishes, while
lard and salaratus make their richer |
dainties infectious and caustic. We |
have seen On farmers table, fried
pork, fried eggs, fried potatoes and
'ried griddle cakes for breakfast
,ried ham, hominy and parsnips for
Inner; and fried sausages and fried
for supper-all the frying
lone in lard. No class is so troubled
With canker, erysipelas, tumors, and
juniors, as farmers; and the excessive
use Of pork, lard. and -four, rich
axes, and greasy pastry, are enough
o account for it, In dietetic habits,
ur farmers are sadly misled by the
gricultural journals, nearly all of
'hicb pander to their prejudices and
after the morbid appetites by rec
and commanding swine 4
reeding and pork .eating, while they .
I their kitchen column with recipes
: making rich and palatable pud- b
ng, pies, cakes, and other compli- .,
ted dishes, which no stomach ever 81
.rried inside of q human body could in
ng tolerate without death or dys- 81
,psia. &C
The essential need of farmers is bl
pin, wholesome food properly E,
oked. This would give them much gl
,re available power for work, re- dc
ye them of many Of the distresses 81
1 expenses Of sickness, add many ~
lrs to their life, and render old age ~.
reen' and normal, instead Of dry
decrepid, as it is in most cases -
Ter existing habits. We recon- .1
nd to their study such works as wo
dropathic Cook Book, HYGIENE nr'
nd Book, Fruits and Farinacea,
Miss Colmanis articles on "Sea.
able Dishes etc.-We IScience
Health.
hay
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-05

The following rulings Of the Port
office Department respecting the new
postal cards will BE- found of interest:
Pe.ons should not mail two postal
cards Joined together-one containing
an inquiry and the other blank upon
which to make 4 reply. Both will be
cancelled II the effice'of mailing, aud
the blank one rendered useless for
further use. These cards are not to be
advertised, are not to be returned to
the writers, nor sent to the dead letter
Office II unbelievable sixty days
after their receipt, they should be
burned.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-05

The gear Of tho Chilli horse b one 9
the most curious looking arrangement
in the world. The bit u composed 9.
long, fiat piece Of iron which rsstl
on the horses tongue and against the
roof or bis mouth, at the end Of this is
. hole, through which b passed mas
sive iron ring, about four inches In d.
ameter, which encircles the lower jaw;
In mont Of the mouth another nat iron
ring Il placed. to which the reins are
fastened. The whole affair weighs
shout Ave pounds, and 10 sulllciently
powerful to break horses jaw with .
sudden jerk.
The refine are formed Of finely plat
ted hide, and are about the thickn ness
Of . forefinger; there are only two and
they are joined together just above
the eip Of the hand. They termi.
nate In long lash (chicote) about four
feet long 1t the tip Of which there Is .
ball Of lead sewn up In the leather.
When not required for use this chicote
10 curled around the near side OF the
rider. and hangs down on the Of
flank Of the horse. OF course, ~ may
be readily imagined. It Is . formidable
weapon in skiliful hands; . man not
on the lookout 10 frequently knocked
clean or bis saddle by . blow on the
head with the ball 1t the end.
The saddle h queer affair. In the
first place six or seven sheepskins are
placed on the horses back, one on top
II smother; . leather strap 10 passed
around these. and firmly secured; .
skeleton saddle, or rather piece OF
wood with y cantle at each end, il
then placed on. sud on the top Of this
any Number Of sheepskin finished of
IL the owner h . swell" by = fox
skin, or some other valuable fnr. |
Sometimes As many ~ seventeen or
eighteen skins may go to make up y
montara. The four corners are kept
down by broad leather straps orna-
with silver buckles, TO enable
The rider to wedge himself in. The
stirrups are made Of two huge pieces
81 hard wood, with hole half way
through, and frequently weighs five
" SIX pounds apiece once had the
to weigh = monturd of q
vell-to.dO huds0;. it weighed sixty
'ouDds more or less, and yet il was by
10 means al uncommonly large one.
When the rider is In his saddle, all
lie legs are concealed by the sheep
kiDs, and viewed from behind, clad
] pOncho and an enormous straw
at, he presents one OF the most laugh.
Die pictures in existence.
OF course, nearly oil their feats Of !
,rse maDship are due to their using l
CD powerful bits, the comparative p
sallness Of the horses, and the almost
possibility Of getting thrown from
CD = saddle. When the horse does y
ne down, the rider 10 most invaria-
seriously injured, through getting
tangled and mauled in the strnp. :;
. OF the animal. They are good RI 70
., IS far IS sticking on" goes but fe
ace and nursing hoFse they havn't So
faintest notion. The best rider in " "
10. among the natives =,
'lpn't take the beet horse la Egg 81.
two miles over . fair country he
I'D simply pound" him in the
half N ile.- London Field.
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Mr.. Bliss, Of GAINESVILLE, Wis. wrote
70 Ar. Spurgeon, the celebrated Eng.
i'sh divine, Q short time ago, Offering
h''n 1900 night to lecture in the
ch'.ed States, under his manageme EN-.
70. s'W . night. Mr.. Spargson 70.
plies a. follows:
oLAPHAA. London, May 10, 1873.
10 !. S. Btiss:
MY DEAR SIR am unahl. IN
VISIT the United States. snd. mora.
mver, an no lecturer. To presch
Jesus Christ-simply in plain nrsnns,
y oil my ambition. Eiouuenca
leave 70 others. May you and Won,
great country prosper under the blsss.
Ing Of God. Yours very truly.
G. 81. ePURgEoN.
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Thorough Drill.

In the theory and principles of double entry book
keeping, wherein the student Is required 70 post 70
81 eeton ledger, take trial balances and make out
statements for ten different businesses embracing
every form oftransactiOn- which II ffkely to occur
In actual business. The of the skeleton ledger
has proved 10 be by fHr the best and almost the
The absence OF unnecessary and tedious writing en-
ables the teacher 70 keep the mind or the PUBL
constantly upon tie principles and results OF the
science until they have fully mastered them which
object having been accomp ished
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-05
Commercial AriahmetIc Dcpara.
nAcmt.

However well versed in the science Of accounts
II lacking In ability to make rapidly and with un-
erring accuracy. during the hurry and pres OF
businese all the various commercial caiculstions
that form = large part OF the accountants work ia
Is OF course unit for such position The failure il
almost tnyartAbly found 70 be In the Foundation
work Of addition and multiplication, In not being
able 70 grasp NJ eight the results of cnmb
sttona or figures and know thai the work In correct
wnhout examination.
To accomplish this, the rapid addition Of s!nsle
and double columns, and tRe multiplication of ANY
quantity by 80 or three HNntipiyinx figures writ
Ing the entire product u once. without the use Of
partial produ00 y first thoroughly Illustrated and
explained. The astonishing rapdity with which
this work Is done by Prof Montague seems st brrt
beyond acquisition by the mAay, but when carefully
and thoroughly drilled from the foundation younx
men with ordinary talent and thorough application
may acquire this To degree that Is rem am nhle
ny these most thorough drills that are Continued
throughout the course, tina student becomes = f,un-
dred fold more rapid and accurate In all his comDu
tauons In working Interest, and the ,ariou.
Applications OF percentage similar eontractions and
rapid methods Of calcul atlons, that are inyamahle
to . business man, are introduced As new Glasses
are fofmed every FEW weeks, each student NAV ~
placed In class best adapted him. and since the
work In the other Department. Is conducted indie
viduaily without classification. each one NAV give
70 TINS department whAtever time Is necessary
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-05

strGy md edectuniN
control them. The testimony u our bet ciH.
gems, Of al classes, establishes the fact. that
CHkk q. r1croaAL win and does relieve and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
oangefu0s Affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
yield q ~ powers shd cases q Consonption.
cured Dy THIS preparation, are publicly known.
% remarkable as hardly to be believed, wero
!hey not proven beyond dispute. As remedy,
~ Is ea aae9sass, @ EAich ths public may rslv
,o n as I'm ScS r .sss - =
numbered lives, and An amount Of suffering not
TO be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep 1t On hand as protection against the early
, ana ~ ;.s s'v2a .s., q, & Rs@s.;Ey Aese-
become incurable, and too often fatal, if neg
kcted. Tender lungs need this defence: and Il
j. u1wise to be without il. As q safeguard 10
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset ths Throat and Chsst Of childhood, CRxRnr
PxcToRAL IS invaluable; for, by its timely use.
multifudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved to the love and affection centred on
them. Il acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and healh-restoring
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome InAu.
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, lshrious, md
snccsssfnl chemical investigation, - at a Apil
- spared In making every bl1Hls6 - fpst
possible perfection. 1t may y COD unity relIe6
upon - possessing all the virtues il has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable ~ the greatest it has ever effected.
PRKPA1HD ny
Or. J. c. AVER 4 co., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD sr ALL DRvcorsrs EyHRYwHERE.
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Minnesota farmers are happy over =
new decision Of the supreme Court al
that State holding that railroads are
subject to Legislative control This
decision was filed In the Court at st
Paul on the 9th inst. The case oriui-
mated 10 the District Court for Ohm
stead county ia suit brought. by J.
-. Blade ct ~. against the Winons
aud st. Peter Railway. The court
deciding against thu complsi bants.
tbs case was appealed To
the Supreme Court, which overruIed
the decision Of the Court below, thus
establishing the principle thst rail-
way companies under charter aud the
laws Of the State are subject To Lepi..
lstiye control In the matter Of passen-
ger and freight tariff.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a special execp,,a
rected issued from the office Of tha 70 e, me al.
the Circuit Court, In and Tor tha r Oierk OF
medar and State of Iowa, In favor ~ OF
a e' aas,n and against Geo ". smith and
lowing property as the property Of tha e a aoi,
geo. " smith and Geo. Schmncker r. To vii, wiz.
Lot number seven "a In block nnmhsr -. ny
~: IN The town of Upton, Cedar county
Ana shall offer the same for sale n, ~
Court House door, in the town Of Tioton in
SAID county, on Saturday, the l3lh dav, :,
June. A. p. 1873, at one o'clock p. M. of so,a
may accrue thereon. '' I'M
Dated this 10th day of May, A. u. ls7a
JOHN II. SHEARFR
sheriff of Cedar county. Iowa
fer =. u. MAYNARD, Deputy. aw2p
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are Ia form written In the Dsybook, youruslined
posted 70 the Ledger Ledger closed and statements
In working these sets students are expected IN
act upon their own responsibility, sinking g few
questions possible and showing each book in
every set to the teacher for examination and cor.
rection. -
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Reward! Stolen,

4IN oLLARs REWARD win be paid
Tor the detection Of the fhief
vno stole from the barn loft Of the spbscri'
ner. ny Linn Grove In Red Oak township
tMenty-seven feeces OF wool. n nnr;,,,,, I'D ~
MIicn was long unwashed wool ana tha
Daiance was about medium wool '''
OWL FRANCIS MOFFATr
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Newsboys are not allowed to ..hol-
Ter" In Rome, but something like half
. million dogs can bark and howl
without let or hinderance.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Bf virtue Of general execution to me a.
reeted. issued from the office OF liz ri.,. ~ :,
me .1renh court, Ia and for the county 81
acaar ana State OF Iowa. In favor OF Hiram
heibofn. ana against Amos Deminp have
,rsleu upon the Following property ms the
Lui number four in block number one III
IN the town OF Mass!llun, Cedar COUNTY
Iowa. '''
ana shall nher the same for sale AT the
Court House door in the town Of Tiptop IN
shid county. on saturday, the lItl. day az
June, A. d., 1873 nj one o'clock r. NJ OF said
daN, 10 satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon
Dated this Eth day Of May, A. y. 1879.
JOHN u. SBEaARER
S"lt Sheriff OF Cedar County, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-06-05

Governor Dix, as was expected, has
vetoed the Local Option Prohibition
Oil. The ground Of his obi sctions,
stripped OF all yerbiage, is the includ-
ing OF malt liquors in the list OF bev-
erages which may or may not DO sold.
he thinks that no munici pality should
nave the privilege Of voting on the
question Of licensing whisky shops
because the bill, q passed by the Leg
isIsture. shuts up the voter 70 but one
Choice on oil liquors, including ale
and beer. In other words, because the
proposition to be submitted ia loo
sweeping 10 ITS character, IL should
not he laid before the people at all.
This line Of reasoning, whether sound
or not. will not satisfy those who be-
iieve that the ale aud beer clause was
put into the bill for the express pur-
pose OF killing it.-NeW York Tribune.
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Somebody counted the words writ.
ten upon postal card which passed
through the New York Office, and
there were 1872.