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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

TINE current number Of POmeroy's
Democrat was received at this office
yesterday, IN circular which
Brick" addresses 10 the, papers Of the
West, mot on parlizan grounds. but
NJ one good fellow to another" he
says, From this time on the Demo
40 not like 1t. and IN ell respects a
rery Independent newspaper" all oi
rwhicl IL true beyond question. The
subscription price Of the weekly II
$50. which will en,itl@ every subscri-
her 10 beautiful chrome. and other
advantages whicl, can be learned by
to New York for specimen
copy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

n
! EDCCATIoNAL.-O Of our friends
among the many wlde-awaks teachers
nf this c0unty, expressing y wish that
the ADvERrIsER should not be behind
the times, sends the following ss :
r'specimen Of the composition in
-~s.-.si.- n.k.Le ~ssa. -iAs>aa ..-.~~-~
lnndeDt states, by . Young gentleman
.,as OF whose unsoph 'sticated bnso,n
the sun offive or eight summers has
NOT dried the genial milk Of human
~ind,,e>e. nor has the frosts Of ~ many
winters chilled with worldly wisdom
the sweet righteousness Of youth !;
aud II his suojnined literary effort
shows him to have taste for rea,iIng.
1t also shows the reception Of the In
formation thus gained into q mind
void OF uubelieving worldly wisdom
ep ti3 THE FLY. .H
The fly IL not onlyfa domestic. but
friendly xninile, without brains. They
make an appe france about the furAt Of
may, but they don't get to buzzing
good till about the center Of August.
Many ofthen1 are cut down In the
flower Of their yout I, and youcrfullness
tut this doa't inteffear with the census.
tor there are others to take their place
and air there property. Some loose
their lives by lighting to near the rim
Il q gaping roAd's mouth and fall in
aud others get ba.ily stuck by fooling
with m,ia .sis, Their main food Is
They will eat rom SUI
rise till dark, without getting half full.
They will eat more and hold iess than
eny other thing l know Of. Although
they hang around saloons, yet 1 never
Jaw y fly eny the worse for whisky,
nut have seen whisky the worse for
flies. They may set on nv nose all
lay and che " th.is ecui 10 they will
niiy set still Fries tickle me but
they done make me swair. II takes
= mean loatinx he'd uug when IL bexins
40 bore for lie; It. takers que of these
fowl tiensis of blood 10 make me swair.
The fly Is not 40 nIean as . besibug.
Tor he v III sleep all night upeide down
al the sesaii z sni come out boldly IN
lay lite. Well 1 think / have now
said all l. eau aboat this interesting
saniimiie, "the n.y." and 9" will stop.
.. "" +. g. r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

SEE notice tn Bridge builders
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30
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i "Save your home paper and have it
hound. A few years will make II one
Of the most instructive aud entertain
ing volumes that you can possess. All
the laws of association make 1t more
or iess 4 history Of Yourself aud friends
Names, and dates, and facts are preser-
we'd IN the most instructive massner.
Over II you may cry ut your mistakes.
laugh 1t your fDliies. aud rejoice In y
review Of those steps that led to pos
terityt IL recurds the history ~ \
town which In but the epitnne of uni
versal history"
MEcHANIcsylLLE ITEMs.-Wood
plenty on the streets.
Pork, g. d live weight last Satur-
day. ~ III ~
A spotted sow, with ak pigs and .
white cow iowtAg at,'sr hem. has
D. ,S0nae A tetfpf to every ione leaving
WI tit&nh fk~ street,. ~ .H0If
M. n6G6fd Performed inst Ffftisy
evening. .CN8l ro7
The Kansas fever II getting bad in
the vicinity VS. .s,i 800 .fs.ss !
Not hi,chtng places enough on
Msinstreet torthe teams which rushed
Into town Saturday. fai f4
Last week Tuesday Mi a. $40 worth
II harness stolen from \ s. stable ecl
1 M. West. Just east af town. edI
i "A grand hall Vt The Central Heusa
Cd February 22nd -all CLEANED nom
the Presa. fNa 1891"
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THE GREAT DOLLAR MONTHLY =
rIary is before Us 1t coutains about
thirty articles. incl sding, The Gam
bler's Last Stake, Servants Wages.
Chase, Fashions Id i The Use Of the
Corset, Management Of Young Chit
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these c.,lami.s. Psof p. r. Rliss, Of
Chicago, wllosaAiis to conduct the exer-
cises Of the convention. differs from
the excellent Conductors which the
annual con ventions here have hereto
fore been favored with. in that he il
himself y very supsri0r vocalist -one
Of the best singers in the West Ii
will Of course add aome what To the In
ierest Of the occasion to have an
instructor whose theosy, not only, Is
haul,less, hut who Is also, able 70 sho Y
In practice great perfection Of the art
which he teaches. And while referr-
ing particularly to Prof. Bliss vocal
accomplishments, II need not be in
ierred that 1t Is lacking in any Of the
other essentials Of successful
conductor. On the contrary he has
thoroughly established rsputst i,n
Tor ii ne musical culture and the ability
to interest and instruct musical gath.
erings Of this character which ~
set'On0 I'D none. s4fiE sszEEag asa
The Convention promises to be we'll
attended. not only by the singers Of
Upton and immediate vicinity, bur
throughout the county ard from
neighboring towns. Special arrange
merits have been male foe the enter
tainment OF members fro n abroad and
the officers AMI com mittees will do all
IN their paweruito make their visit
pleasant rs well as profitable.
The session will be as formerly. held
In the Congregational church, which
gives comfortable room with good
acoustic properties. 8
The Concert next week Friday eve.
ming. viii be b,rne IN mind by those
WHO may not care TO attend the con-
vention itself.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

TIE Clinton Herald latest xiiusiou
to the ADVERTISERS seems In Quite diff
ferent spirit from tt.,se Il has been
recently taking frequent occasion 10
make. IL calls che ADvERTssER Z
fierce little gnat," aud plsiniy init
mates desire to let the gust alone and
be let alone by u In the future. Good
epough.t Mr. hefa,d. When Ia tiss
tesp0nsscsf canv1HE- shs-Hsvas6 nv
fit to take issi,e With M and tn oppose
aur course. 1t IVES perfectly right aud
proper that Il did ~: bat when the
can va.s was closed sad Il continued 10
strive 10 furnish ammunition against
this paper Ina local rivalry In which
1t had not the renotest real interest,
1t gratified . low pfopensisy u . great
loss 10 IT, reputation for good taste,
good Judgment Or COED seuse. We are
glad IL has IT last c1,sne t. its senses,
and can return the lnsiestic kiss Of the
hand with which Il wished rs success
IN every thingssvs : repetition Of What
Il riea.es u cali .vislAiUy. by heartily
hoping that Il may SOFA ieAraI thar
Haria., u pat NOW rusainx for Senator,
thst It q h6 puOiishe1 III Davenport,
and that Il ,.aya " mind ones own bust.
ness--for which desirable consumma-
ton, In common with It's 1893 other dai-
~ victims, we will ever earnestly pray,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

ixunEUy NIX. 81 Mlgs DnnU4u q
Ciarence. whose sweet v0iosy veil
adapted 10 the theme, wnn and do.
served appliance ad % 10 aasf
tOneof Burns masterpiecss, s"The
Cottcr's saturday Night" ives then
secited by Mr.. Rabt. Msrsay. Of Clin.
tor In man per that showed thofuuvi,
appreciation OF the charming verse
md deseft~d the hishest praise. 20
Messrs, James, Saiiey hand John
Ferguson, 81, jptuied IL ,sinsi & ~.
Banks aud Braces o. Bonnie D,nn'..
With fervor that was no. At ~ II
fected.
The sentiment "Sir William Wal
lace and Robert Bruce" was respond-
ed to 81 Hon. Win. r. Wolf in :, maui
nerf that showed intimate, .acquaint-
ance with the facts VI Scottish hislory
aud an appreciation Of the practical
less0rs to be learned from them by
The present generation sstif zt2nI :
Mr.. JOhn Graham rendered thaa
snOst-iamiiiar and most touching af
ScMch bsliads, ..John Anderson, Ny
Jos, /" veil, despite the disadvantages
Of the rno,n. a3 sa
Judge Yates responded handsomely
to Our Free Press, the Safeguard Of
our Liberties" IN = speech none the
y n -8.AEs 2 IL = 4#H 4
Tess well received because It was short.
Mr.. Murray then recited The master
piece Of The Scottish bard. Tam o.
Shanier." although he did so under SO
many disadvantages rs to give no resl
idea either Of the poem, or his own
abilities. fo, aift f.fI3a
With Aud Lang Syne," which
Was heartily joined in by the audisn oe.
and which the silver haired elders en-
jnyed as only th0se can TO whOm 1t
brings such thronging recOilecti0ns,
the regular programme was conclud-
Ell. EeaaE} @&t3@ E 1885 $50
. The seats were then hurriediy re-
moved, for il was already past Twelve
o'clock, aud to the tuHefui music of
the Upton Orchesfra. busy feet trip.
ped away the Remaining hours Of the
night.
AZ social gathering the Festival
WAS perfectly successful, save. a. re.
CARDS some .Iisad vantages which the
coldIess Of the evening aud the unfin-
ished condition Of the Hall rendered
unavoidable. Il Nothing but the best
spirit was mani tested. at any time.
Too much noiss there certainly was,
but no one seemed dispoHed. under he
circumstances, u fiAd any fault oout
it, unless with ladies who, seated COM
fortably around the stoves, kept their
tongues running az " they thought
themselves at genuine "hen party"
The com .nittee of arrangements,
Messrs. Jno. Graham, Jos. Patterson
aud Jnc. Ferguson, Jr.. had = huge
task Ia having to make provisions for
seats. lights, fires, &c i; and we are In
haste to see lie next anniversary give
tn. m . chance TO try again uuder
more favorable circumstances. "Amld
Scotia" 10 strongly aud well represent
I'd in this county, and We think that
ut least once year some reunion Of q
national chsracter must be both pleas
ant aud interestings To these they
always Hospitality welcome the friends
If their adopted nationality. who
should never fail to remember to
whom the evening belougs, and for
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

1UbU aides waited at Stewards Shoe
alo:e, WRIST side square. u
A SERVES 81 relisiniIs meetings are. In
progress at the NJ. e. church.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-30

TINE TABLETOP the present.
trains on the Stanwood and Upton
A.-..-t>.e.s 49,. Na.aAs~AA-ssp -.saa.s-.A
leave and arrive a Upton as follows !:
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11

California, Ohio, Wisconsin, New York
and Illinois have been Republican states I;
ali of them gave Grant majorities in 1868
and 1872, and all of them have been reck-
oned stout supporters of the Republican
cause. Now, all Of them go against 1t, !;
three of them have become Anti Monopoly,
and two Of them Democratic, but all OF
them are anti. Republican OF the seven
other states in which elections have just
been held, Virginia, which gave Grant
majority last year, now elects an anti Re
publican ticket, in spite of the president
influence on the other side; Maryland goes
more strongly Democratic than ever Iowa
Kansas, Massachusetts, and New Jersey g
Republican, but with a loss of four-htth'
of their accustomed majorities.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11
GLORIOUS MERCER.

The Aledo Banner, under displayed
headings of The people successful, -
THE whole Anti monopoly ticket elected,
-"Corn-stalks will make sugar, -Four
hundred and fifty more men think the
Record lies rather than Graham, -
Miss Walker defeated by thirty.one
votes-Miss Frazier elected, "A certain
bachelor happy, says;
The election on Tuesday passed off very
quietly, and considering the busy times, a
fuller vote than usual was polled 1t at
tords us grea: satisfaction to say that the
whole Monopoly ticket is elected, ex-
cept the candidate for School Superinten-
dent, and she was not a regular nominee,
The grand result is very encouraginginr
and it should raise the people 10 energetic
action aud be ready for the conflict next
fall.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11
10 THE FARMERS AND AETI-MOE0-
PoLIsTs OF THIS COUNTY.

We wish the attention for moment Of
every member Of the Farmers County As
sociation, Township Clubs, all members of
Farmers Clubs, Workingmen's Clubs,
Trades Unions, ETC., etc. The battle for
equal rights has just begun; the soldiers
are poorly Instructed and not in condition
for the contest. Next fall there will be a
battle at the polls requiring all your best
energies and efforts. 1t can not be well
fought by ignorant troops, and we appeal
TO you to take measures in your clubs, as
sociations, committees, etc. for extending
the circulation Of rcliablcnewspapers in this
couuty-newspaper which are wholly in
your interest A newspaper which pro
.ttsses to be with you in principle but still
adhers TO aud sustains it's old party organ
ization can not be depended ont is only
protesting to be your friend in order to
keep your vote and preserve its old party
from disruption. ..l .AtI..
OF course your county paper is worth
more as vehicle ofhome news, home in
formation, and TO keep you posted in regard
to your township and county matters, than
any half-dozen papers frotn abroad. ln
this light THE WEEKLY ARGUS is worth
more to you aud your cause than any other
half dozen papers THE ARGUs has al
ways been the best county paper, and now
when wholly devoted to your cause, !
ought to be in every house in the county
The long winter evening are here already
and now is the time 10 SOW the seed tina
shall ripen into rich harvest 10 you mex
fall Spasmodic articles put forth o
the eve of an election never do much goo
they are looked upon with suspicion
But the constant watering and cultivatin
Of good seed sown now will produce
bountiful harvest another fall. Put tn
ARGUS into every house in the county nov
and the information furnished by 1t evei
week, the speeches, discussions, etc.,it W
contain, will aid in carrying this county by
thousand majority next fall Neglect thi
leave the Republicans to cultivate Il
ground, and leave the people in ignorane
and you need not hope for success.
Wherever THE ARGUS is not accepdb
get in some other paper wholly in the int
est Of your cause.-the Chicago 7ribaH
the Times the St Louis Republican;
industrial Age, or some paper not wedd
to the Republican party, or to any pa
but your own-and success will be
cured for every man on your ticket n
fall
We ask the earnest attention of ev
friend Of the Farmers ti-Monop
cause to these suggestions, and ask him
act upon them ao,o, and keep doing so
another election occurs Let every sci
district be canyassed TOR subscribers to
Argus, or some paper wholly devoted
the Farmers Anti. Monopoly Free II
party, if you would carry the county L
fall. Neglect this and things will prob;
run about in the old rut, as heretofore
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11
MOFFAT's LIFE Pulls
aud
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The most Successful Medicines
i'm the world.
Established in 1885, by one OF
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases of diseased
Liver, Blood, or Skin, Indiges-
ton, COStiveneSs, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectCU RESeffect-
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
II Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Prop'r
IS LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11


Thomas Likely is elected Go. Judge by
n majority Of two hundred and torty.iour.
Considering that his opponent was well
known aud well qualified, this result will
be doubly gratifying o. Mr. Likely and his
friends The office OF Judgesbipis apecu
liar one and the Judge is intrusted with
peculiar condolences. Dir Likely has never
had a legal education. and we therefore re-
spcctfully urge upon him such active pre-
narration as will show that he appreciates
the high trust reposed in him by the poo
pie. Let him 50 devote his talents and
time, that his enemies who have denounced
him will see that he will discharge his du-
ties faithfully and ably and knowing Mr..
Likely's native abilities, we feel sure that
his acquired ones will fit him for the Office.
In taking the Office he has our best wishes,
and that Of tho whole people.
Charles L. 'DurstOn is elected to the Office
Of County Clerk by a majority Of $50. He
will come to the discharge Of his duties
well qualified. His opponent, Mr.. Dilley,
can now retire, but with the satisfaction of
knowing that he run better than any other
man on his ticket, and also with the best
wishes OF his many friends and Of all poht-
ical beliefs.
MT. Ufanam Is eiecteu Couuty 4 IedsuTeI
hy $50 majority. Considering how much
be had been abused, the result is especially
gratifying and Is a singing rebuke TO the
man who sought TO defeat him by resorting
TO falsehOods. Ii any candidate in the flu
ture wants to be sure of being elected, let
him draw down the wrath Of our contem-
porary upon his head, and his election is
certain. 1t is a disgrace to have some per.
sons your friends.
The People have triumphed Victory is
theirs. 1t is not a Republican victory. 1t
Is not a Grange victory. 1t is not Dem
ocratic victory but victory Of the PEG.
PIE. II is a victory Of the party opposed
70 corruption and mouopolies, over party
long IN power, aud the stencil Of whose
corruption hAs the whole air The Repub-
lean party has long held sway in Marce,
county, but now it has been beaten in
fquare, fair tight. But let the People be
PIC, II Is not dead, II viii live to fgh
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"PoR wAYsrHAr ARE DARK AND Trucks TEXT ARE
VAIN it is said that the "hesthen Chime" Is peeu-
lar. This is doubtless true. Bat these features are
also apparent within the ranks ofthe American peo
ple. We would suggest to hoseunfortunate persons
who have been in the rways that are DARK OF .wno
have iniudiciousy practiced tricks tnai are Faih'
that there is help for them. Dr. h. D. hey h.iis Oh
Rochester, the great friend to erting .s'ne
person to fnrnish the proper and speedy felei ana
cure. The advertisement of Dr. Reynolds VIII DC
found in this paper and from his great the
branches of the profession iowhich he has devoted
so many years of his ie he is very generally cohno
I'D In
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11

again. Welwill fight it, not as aDemocrat,
but as u, person opposed to corruption,
Now that the People have triumphed, let
them be jealous OF any wrong doing. Let
them watch with exceeding care for all cor
ruptions, and speak out plainly, no matter
where the blow may fall. Do not forget
that as you have advocated, and won
upon Anti Monopoly principles, you must
carry them out. We make our bow to
our worthy contemporary Of the Rsoord'
and withdraw for the present. M Z y
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11
IVSSXSSNZES;S!S|
ZNAESM.

Of Chrenle and Acute Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Iuuihego. sciatiea, Kidney aud Nervous Diseases,
after years Of suffering, by taking DR. FITLER's
y EGfT a. p RHBtNATIC GYRuP- 4he scientific dis
covery OF J. p. Filler, NJ D., a regular graduate
ph ysiciaIl. with whom we are personally acquaini-
ed. who has for 80 years treated these diseases
clusiyrly with astonishing results Ne believe It
oar christian duty after defiheraton- TO conscieu-
Iioasiy reqRest sufferers TO rse IL especially per
SONS IN moderate circumstances who cannot afford
o n saste money ard time worthless mixtures
As cIergyrnen we seriously feel the deep RESPONSE
Tffits resting ns in publicly endorsing this med
icine-. Bal our knowledge and experience Of its
remarkable merit fully justifes our action. Rev
{. II. Ewing, Media Penn. suffered sixteen year,,
became hopeless Rev Thomas Murphy, d. D.,
Franktotd, Phila6'a. Rev. J. B. Davis, Nights
town New Jersey Rev J. S. Buchanan. Clarence.
Iowa Rev. q. G. Smith, Pittsford, New York.
Rev. Joseph sBeggs, Falls Church, Phnadcl phla.
Other testimonials from Senaers.4 Governors,
Judges, Congressman, Physicians, &c. forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these diseases.
One Thousand dollars will be presented to any med
icine for same diseases showing equal merit under
test, or that produce one-foHrth as many living
caree ANY person sending ysletter description ol
affection will receive gratis legally signed guar
antee naming the number of bottles cure,
| agreeing to refund money upon sworn testimony
of its failure Afflicted invited to write 20
Dr. Filter, Philadelphia. His valuable advice costs
nothing.
| ~ Medicines for sale by Smith Benney, and
tC A I}erlser Rock Island. 2-1sdw&s&w1y
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11
&c. max Salye, a Family
!. for - cents.

Nsa4sn IRfA ~ " AAhFs
it heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant ii tOcure Scrofula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-hayinS per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is compound OF
Arnica, with many other En-
tracts and Balsams, and put up
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11

BY the vote of the people on last Tues
dav the annexation of the towns OF Kings
bridge, Morrisania, and West Farms; In
Westchester county, was approved. on-
der the act providing for the annexation
these towns will become on the LIST of next
January part of this city, to be known as
the Tweuty.third Twenty..fouIth and
Twenty.6ftE wards, and will add from
q, COO to 10000 population to the city,
NJ Y World. New York Times says; ;
''The effect Of that vote is, briefly as FOL
lows We have increased the area con
tanned within our municipal boundary by
about one-half; in other words, the New
York of 1874 will have an area OF about
q 900 acres instead Of $4,000 acres as at
| present
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11
ass NEw REMrpy yoR Rupture.

most Important invention. Sold by the Elastic
Truss Co No 6S3 Broadway, N y. City. IL re-
tains Rupture absolutely IN ease and eomfor, might
without any exception whatever in any case, and
should never be taken o during the short time
requisite to effect permanent cure. Sent by mail
Circulars free Any Druggist Or Physician Will or
der this new Truss for you without charge
4-l7dtts.SweoWly
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-11
AGENTS WANTED.
m GARVTN'S ELIXIR OF TAR,
DAVIS from the Devil: or Cupid Abused

A book Just issued, exposing the personals that
have appeared in the New York Newspapers Their
history and lesson. STYLISH VILLAINS FULLY EA-
PosEp Advertisements from desperate men TO
beautiful womens CIandestfne meetings. how
frustrated: The history of the GooDRcH IRAaEpn
the result OF personal" Description OF lANlhs
broadway statues. ExPosEs SOCIAL ooRRuPfioS.
sent on receiut OF 50 ets Address Unique Printing
House So Nesey ST. N. y 14