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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-02-06
Winter Fairs in Russia.

The principal OF them il the fair on
see races with sledges ard skates, ami
with horses, dogs, goats, and stays,
harHes.ed To different kinds OF sledge
vehicles. Thew also have their hoYi.
zn0tal rouBdabouts. aud their perpen-
dicular high-fiiers. like sedan-cbaire
going up 10 the air and down again.
But the grand amusement Of all il that
Of the "ice hills" They are thus con-
structad: 4 strong scaffolding is
raised to the height of thirty feet, with
Alandiug nj tile top, ascended by
ladder. From the top Of the landing
y sioping plane Of boards ~ iaii, about
Twelve feet in width aud ninety feet
long. descending in a very acute angie
10 the surface Of the frozen river
This Inclined plane il supported by
wooden piles, decreasing in height.
ami the -ide- are projected by para
pet tot piank-. Upoa the down sloping
plane are laid square slab, OF ice. close
together, an then water is poured all
down the slope. This water freez-s-
half = minute or 80 Of Russian win
ter Is quite enough for tnat-and the
incline then presents broad shee, OF
pure ice. From the bottom of this
incline the snow Is cleared away upon
the level surface Of the frozen river for
the distance ~ Xix hundred feet, aud
twelve feet vile (the same width a.
the Inclined piaaej The sides of this
level course are prpamahted with dark
green frs aud pines. Each fair-goer
who wishes TO Indulge in he national
amusement provides himself with
peculiar sort of .ledg--nlare like u
butchers tray than any thug else
ascends the ladder IL the iaading al
the top, seats himself in his tray On
The edge OF the giittering incline. Off
lac goer.-and away he skrel- down
the slope Of ice. such velocity does he
attain before arriving ut the cotton,
that he Is not only Car fried along the
six hundred feet III this leg level b-low.
but clean up 10 the top Of secoDd ice
hill like the first. with another slop-
Oh the other side. down which he
skeels with the same rapidity as be-
lore, and away again IL an equal dis
lance on the level below. A SUCCESS
ion Of these fair-goers, fur-rlantled,
seated ia their sliding trays. balancing
themselves as they cut along, one close
upon the other, yet no ciiance Of over
taking each other unless by some
very un!ucky aud very unusual upset,
presents most peculiar and extraor-
binary scene. Whenever the balance
does happen To be lost by man, dowu
he goes all the same. to the continual
peril OF bis limbs or his neck, and 1t is
impossible To predict whereabout. his
hsadiong career will be stopped. Boys
sometimes-boys will do anything
by way Of delightful increase Of the
danger, skate like q fash down the
bright inclined plane. balancing them
selves on one leg From The Great
Fairs and Markets OF Europe" by II.
II. HORNE. In Hdrpcr's Magazine for
February.
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To vYhon il May Conecrn.

You are hereby notified that. on the ID
day OF January. lx73, in the once Of tn.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Cedar county
iowa, there was opened and publicly read
an instrument purporting 10 bs the last viii
and testament OF Charles Fogg. late OF said
county. deceased; and you are further mott
fed the first day Of the next term Of saic
Court cling t,n the third Monday o.
fe ruary, ls7s. has been set ~ the day fo'
the finai hearing and proof OF said will. n
which time all p~raOns interested may ap
pear and show cause why the same should
not be rdmitted to probate.
w. II. vANNEsa. Clerk.
WOLF. LAxpT 4 YATES. At'ys. Sw4
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inslruasent that fast. Qr even tArtes'
for with the telegraphic instrument
hs would have no ''spaess" to deal
With. and very 1ss other marks. II
viii - quits plain - every printer
aud newspaper man. thai when the
alphbst d arranged in this or,isr nam
eJ. and has merely 70 be touche I 10
make mark ct .'the other snd Of the
line, there can hardly be : limit 70
the quantity Of matter which may 6e
tranemitted and the rspidity will be
determined by the exprrtness Of the
operator.
When the message 10 received there
will b. no difilculty. for II eD'Ass au-
tosuaticaily forth on = printed clip.
which uncoiis itself from roller, an'i
when cut into slips aud pasted across
. page Of paper, will read
The Printing Telegraph isa
great success. We can zen d
twenty thousa d wofdsper
ourprinted oDs Fps.
The average number of electric i'm
pulses il takes 10 maks letter te four
So four ticks or strokes OF the Morse
instrument 60 to The representation Of
m alphabetical character. Even With
this slow aud clumsy way Of irans
mitti0g spee,h the wire will send
news on as fast ~ = gssi writer car
write il down On manifold paper. To
meke electricity thus speak out tht
thoughts OF man hundreds ~ mile
away. over sandy ~sters lofty and
barren mountains, .idges, and through
through the dark depths OF the ocean.
was great aud marvellous triumph
Of mind over matter. No philosopher,
however, regarded that ss the ultimate
result Of human effort in that direc-
lion. The possibilities of the future
would be considered mAdness 10 the
people OF the past, not only in ieie-
graphing, tut in printing. The Wal
ter press runs of rolls Of paper, atthe
rate Of ten or twelve miles m hour.
printing. counting. cutting and fold
ss,x them q. me ether end fss:ss than
the tongue can count. We shall ere
rolls Of paper thus run of and printed
by telegraph. il W. are lucky enough
TO live another quarter 1T a century.
The coil of blank paper upon which
the characters are impressed i. arTan-
ged in such manner that il Will
uncoil just AS fat Is the impressions
are made by the letter. This wonder
ful instrument Was tested between
Jackson and New Orr ans, . circuit
having been Established NJ tue latter
place. The message WAS sent from
jackson, Tennessee. and after passing
around SsS Orleans, va. instantly
{ .ceivsd back right by the side Of the
operator. with the utmost satisfaction
several gentlemen standing by read
the thoughts of the operator. from the
printed scroll - IL was unroiied before
their eyes ~ quickly - il he had spo-
ken in their ear. aud this after the
words had passed over eight hundred
miles Of varied territory. over towns,
rivers, bridges, swamps, lakes, through
woods. and dozens Of offices, past quiet
stations on the railroad. circled
through the den.ely peopIed sleeping
city of New Orleans. and back again
to the very spot where the inteliigen,
impulse was given to the electricity
and faithfully delivered the message
on the other side of the table in rapid
~ printed fillets similar to the above
Who can say what may he done mex
with this powerful agent Of man?
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Notice is hereby given. that IN ere h now
on nie in the Once Of the Clerk of the Circui,
Court Of the state of Iowa, within and fer
Cedar county. the final report of The~he Tar
box. Administrators OF the estate Of Samue
b rarbox. deceased. showingfuii settlement
and aSkiug that aid Administrators he dis
charged: and that the first day ri the mex
term Of said Court, commencing Februar.
l.tn Is7S IL act for Anal hearing thereon
.n :. sid asiIe ls.sSEa1kifSx = tischa<res
W II. yANNESS. Clerk.
WOLF, LAxDr 4 YArEs. Attorneys. 3w'
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In the District court Of the STATE OF lows, in
and for cedar county. Nay Term. ls.a.
ii II Andersen and Louis A ochs. Pm.
Iona. g Neorloush and Aaron B Nc
Ollouxh, Administrators VI the estate
OF Canada Mccullough. deceased; joan
ma Mccullough. widow OF Canada Me-
riioush. dssss.eG nen 49,, = a . sssll..
ough, Josephus u Mccullough. sarah q
McOilougn. N W McOiIough. Laura J.
Mccullough. children and hein at law
~ i,.m asn benns ye1 samuel sscs. Tap,syr
johnson, sylvester Churchill. Charles
dupont, franklin Il eating. Trustee;
Austin Cprbin. Trustee; Richard Rob-
evtS0n, James n OOweT, A Henry.
Mm II TuthIii, Solomon smith. Darius
Murphy, Samael u Miller. Whesl0ck.
Eelloex and Carter, sanford and E1lt.
,hrupa, Thomas SAsSsS;e. = iIAuiem.
scei sasi Esd wsirsven. Barnard and
Esseinan. Piatt and Spicer, and B
TO the above named defendants: You are
iresen and Louis A sDchs 10 now on file In
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court
n the state Vt Iowa. In and for Cedar CONN
", claiming 10 he the absolute owners Ia
fee simple OF the following real estate. situ-
ated in said Cedar county. IowH, u wtt: The
mort beast quarter 90; the northeast quarter
~ Of the southwest quarter oar the north
nsif of the .outnsas. quarter sl: all In sec
quarter " Of the northwest quarter ~ .
section fourteen (l4l: ALL in tow nship eighty
one. north, range one "a. west Of the 5th =
NJ. and praying for the establishment o
their estate rs against you, and that you ant
esch Of you ue forever barred and estOppes
from having or claiming any right To tn
.~el estate above described. or Ruy par
th~res,f. adverse 10 the title of piaintin'
herein.
Now aa;e~s yo0 appear 10 said petition
and defend thereto. at or before noon Of N
second day Of the next term NJ said Court :
bs beznn and held IT Upton, In asid cru int
on the 5th day Of May, ls7N, default will
entered against you and Judgment rendere
thereon and decree entered "a prayed for.
Dated January tn. 1874.
ANDERSEN and LOUIS A OCHi
PlaintifYs.
BILLS 4 BLOCK. Attorneys. Avs
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None Of our Indian tribes hs ,e been
more iBtractabIe than tbs A paches OF
Northern Arizona, who are now being
hunted down In every direction. Que
hundred OF the savaRes have been
hIiien, large number wounded, and
their camps aud stores destroyed
wherever found.
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England wants 100. 00O, O0V bushels
Of ,his years. wheat crop To feed her
people on, besides \ goodiy quantity 81
ptckied NESTS, about q cutie mile OF
French eggs, aud other things too Du-
meT0lr To mention. No wonder the
English emigration business il brisk.
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4 city editor, speaking OF . tat rural
cotsmporsry. said-.If all Gesh q
grass. he must be load OF hsy.u 81
expect am." ssid the obese farmer
editor. from the ssy the a..es are
nibbling Ut m.."
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,yasrrs al sAs Press.

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Illustrated periodical pubiisaed Ia this
country rs editorials are scholarly aud
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"a read by 1T least hasf . million persons,
and it, influence ~ AN organ Oi opinion 10
AMPLY tremendous. The Weekly maintains
a tposiliye position. and expresses deci ded
views an political and social problema.-
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Estray Steer.

Taken mp by John yetfer. In Cover town
ship. Cedar county. January 9Th. 1873 on.
spots on legs, ears and around nose AID
praised at si3 W. II. VASNES-. Clerk.
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Ne ~ sale ~ Dses o. Hews 0essss.
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any thai be offered BY other persodicAls. Evesy
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TERMS.
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BY sas ,gs,. Tssrs =. MI e e - e e.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF Iowa,
Cedar County,
rlO whom It may concern: You arc hereby
lS72, there was opened and publicly read. a.,
Instrument OF writing purporting to be the
last Will and testament Of Celestine Parr,
late OF sAid county. deceased, and that the
nrst day OF the next term OF the Circu::
Court OF said county. commenc ng February.
nth, 1873 has been net ms the day for final
hearing and proof Of said will, al " hich time
all persons Interested NAV appear and show
ca use why the same should not be admitted
to probate.
w. II. vANEESS, Clerk.
n. McLAuoHLrK. Atty. 3w6
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.
Notices Of the pyeM.

.SUyIrs1 " US< ITeM.
The Bdsay Is edited with contribution q
ta"t 81! sa.aa: thai VIZ seldom md In All,
journal: and the journal itself In the organ
the great world III fash ion Boston Traye.e
The BI-1r com mends itseli to every men,
Der OF thr househoid-to the children b.
droli and pretty pictures 10 the young iadi.
by Its fashion plates in endless VARIETY I.
the proyident matron by It's patterns for IN.
chiIdrenss clothes. 10 yafeYfapslins by II
tasteful designs for mbroid.red sill pers ano
luxurious dressing gowns. But the readinp
matter Of the Baz1r 10 uniformly Of greAs
excellence The paper has acquired q Wild.
popularity for the freside enjoy neni II al.
fords,
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'T,~ eeaf-sa11- ssS.nnihs.
THE WEEKLY REGlSTER

his edition Will be compendium Of the
most valuable matter appearing In the Dai.
y issuea. IL Is edited for the class Of readers
aking IL, being made a paper TO interest
and Inform the farmer and the work ingn an,
and all ciAsses OF Intelligent society. II has
Tor Agricultural Editor a practical farmer,
In news each t.sa~ OF THE WEEKLY RK0rs-
GER will be history Of Iowa for the current
week. In general features IL will give a.
much reading matter. literary and miscelia-
neous, as would be given IN a book of 80
pages.
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To Bridge Builders,

Noaice 10 hereby given. that bids vii, he
tors ONCE for the building Of the following
bridges. said bids 10 be filed with tue Audi.
S0r on or Def re one o'clock r. N. OF Febru.
ary 18th, 1878.
Pioneer Greek bridge, Fremont township
~ feet span. -.
,ws.:ST;dse Creek bridge, Pioneer town.
shtp, ~ feet span.
- Seet span.
sosar Creek Absadss. Center township, %
- Eo e.. creek brtdss, Frsp,Dut ltownship, a
Tar3es lAhHte bridge lows township, "a
L = Culver bridge, Inland township. "a
RS EN-. BRrNK, Auditor.
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1873. 1873.
THE
Iowa State Register.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
1873.
1873

The proprietors OF THE REGISTER. having
learned from expes fence what = Newspaper
should be To suit The people Of Iowa. enter
upon the new year win Increased Facilities
for the collection arid distribution Of news,
from all parts Of Iowa and all quarters Of the
.rn Political, News. Literary and Family
IournMl. rHE REGisrEx II now able Tn csssH-
,ete, before the Iowa public. with any pa
per Published.
We need not say that Politically u will be
Republican. Its record is its promise here.
AH its POWERS snail he lent tD the aid of
pure. old fashioned Repabiicanism, which
,eyer changes AM more than Liberfy
.hanxes. Hevo Ell IN the party, IL Will yet
reserve the free agency of honest opinion.
md the right Of frankly expressing H. We
know OF party; we know nothing Of party
eaders.
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TERMS,

HAnP1R's MAGAZINE. Ope year. Mo-
A extra COPY OF eitasr - 1AoAnsNR. WISELY.
Erve M lnpcn1pek> t4.eg ench In one femittAnce:
ar six lop.s-. bor yp.yu aithont extra coa1y.
rsut.xrspsions 70 HAkrxs's MA8AxyxR WEKKIy.
.d - = 4, one ssisirrss year. tteug Or.
NO oil hArpers Periodicals. TO one addTess s"t ohs
49, :. upbers can De supplied a. any time
Compisee trs oi HAarbxe AAsAASk - -.
c.mprs.iag ~ Volumes. IN neat cIotA ossaink. III
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THE LITTLE CORPORAL.
An illustrated l1agasino Tor
Boys and Girls.

THE LITTLE CoRrORAL II now In - eighth
year of pubiicai ION, aod has from ~ begin
ming been distinguished fUr the purity and
originality Of It's literary conte0ts, on4 the
beauty and excellence Of tts pictorial tlluo.
trations. The serial stories Tor The next year
will lie q continuation Of UNCLE DICK'e
LKGAc,,' by En.ny Huntington Miller:
HIDDEN TREAsukEs.' by Mary A. nennieon.
and new story by Helen 4. Weeke: 6ool1oo
on scientific Topics. Natural History. lessesU
Of Travel. Home Amussmenta etc. All new
su bscr beers for next year will receive the re-
beautiful thromos-"meeAes's 0eeAtno o1o0,"
aud The lntls AvMauay." given TO every sub
scrits r. old ar new. thromNs sent psOmp1ly.
mos, u mounted. sent post paid for ~ eeass
extra: mounted sized and vanished, ready
for fran ing. - CENTS extra; in cluts Of ave
or more u cents extra. Specimen nun0eSs
with Premium Lat, FREE.
Address. l0An {. 0Nkk1,
Pub. Little Corporal. Chteaeo. ia.
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rHE Great FRENcN REmgoV'
DELArArrE3 sf,qygES!lIA

-S... rfrs re Lie sly rece0nsexe1 ~ - enss
Ms.:c.i fscaisy 81 Hrs.es = - ~ -
r,..s. Y,ehsly. nssiy - pvs0eewe u11111 -
vi We .sness ~ lrpsss.sy: WsasssS 49,
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~ ~ the sAsssiy 6ssa = - 49, -
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~ NJ r-c~ tes-v AddFese .BSeeS LIZ
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of an atlas general execution 90
me directed, issued from the Office OF the
: Jerk of the District Court In aud for the
county Of Cedar ami state of Iowa, In favor
&c W Merriam, assigned 10 W Y Morrison
and against Thomas Fitzpatrick have lev
ed upon the foilowingprop ris as the prop
-rty Of the said Thomas Fitzpatrick, to- wit:
and shall offer the Same for sale AZ IN.
( curt House donr. in the town Of Upton, In
aid county. IN SATURDAY. the 18th 'iay OF
January. 4. D.. 1873. AT one O'Clock. r.. N, oil
all day. 10 satisfy sail execution and costs
has may accrue thereon
Dated thi. 18th day ~ bee. A. D. is-y
JOHN ID. SHFkRER
Sheriff of cedar county. Iowa
Per q Maynard. Deputy. 2we
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6d1146c vntoe9s In sustAtned BY m r.
narkable cures So mild as to be saEe and
bene6cial 10 children, and yet 20 searching
- % eAectually purge out the great cor
rzptioos Of the blood such as the scrohalom
and syphiiitic counnnsEipo- Iapuifie4
q diseases that hzve iukcd h The system
fr year, soon yield to this powerful anti
dotc, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
eues many a which are publicly known,
Il SxpzxS2a, 4aa 81 kesufa;ous diseases,
Ul0o 1qee I'D cgpeipe d.
osanB G . -, -, BioecAea
Bella Pimples. PuGtuleA SoreA 81.
AnthOny's Fire. R0se Or ETysipe.
leA letter, Salt Rheum, ScAld
He'd. RingW0rm, and internal u
cee1f3o0s of the Uterus, Stomach,
and liver. Il 49, eues other con-
plaint4 70 which it would not seem especi-
ally adApted, such - Dropsy, Dyxpep-
eia. FffA Neuralgia, Heart Disease.
FemAo1 WAaknoA Oohiliey. and
1eoougS01A vhen they re manifesta-
tons a the scrofnlous poisons.
IL i IN excellent restorer Of health and
st5cngth = the Spring. By releving the
appetite and vieor Of the digestive organs,
\ dissipates the depression and listless LAM
gn~dthe seasoa. Ewes whFsW disorder
eppsa4 psspos - helasr, cd 1--we longer.
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
On With renewed vigor and > new lease Of
lie.
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