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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-07
FROM DURANT.

While winter RS fingered tong and
fer!i.a-iy wita u. and spring has strug-
slesi s1r .eee yn.tiaa and plsce; cur far.
n4eT- have Improved tie quiet inter-
vi, sud bulls in he struggle, aud by
iraia-ifieu, improvements Of such ia
yafaaBe uament- have succeeitd in
lAsGiug in the crops u smail grain, and
IN getting most Of their corn ground
fitted for planting The ground has
ttsn It'd excellent condition for work
ing, add crop. hsse never been better
p4t in here, than those already sown.
the sasat i ~ and looking well Civ
ing promise Of vigorous growth, aud
the grass IL sufficiently grown to sup
p3rl young cattle in the pastures. Ow-
ing ~ the protraetei season of feeding,
hay has teeDme quite scarce, and some
are turning aut tbeir cattle who would
Keep them tn tie yard bad they ,afii-
cient feed.
Business ia our town seems to be i'm
proving some aud new stocks Of goods
aid other facilities are being offered
b. our merchants to attratct customers.
Prices are marked very low and We
$50 10 advantage in going to neig hbor-
ing towns for bargains.
We are Informed that new store is
about being opened ia town by gen.
tleman from Illinois. A large and
cpuuDdiDl. store i. now lei IL aaIlt
fnr Crooks 4 Fursf, on the site Of their
old building burned two years sIuce
ani j. - pe completed aud occupied
bS ta-m III June
Business In real estate has been i've
~ since the l.t OF Feb, and more farm
snd town property in this vicinity has
char. ..d laai- since that time than in
tao years before
II has been expected that our Cheese
Factory would commence runnif. z
May 1T, hut owing 10 the tacE ward
state Gf the grass operations have been
postponed for a snort time.
SIR. II. &. Sesbitt, widow Of our
late townsman. Allen Ne-bitt has re-
ceiyed not only a check Cor five thou
sand dollars from the Protection Co
of Chicago, insurance on Mr.. Ms life,
rs stated III the ADVERTISER last week
but also a like evidence Of substantial
aid r two thousand five hundred dol
lars from the Charter Oak ms. Co, oil
Hartford, Ct.
May lst, 1874
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Messr-. Macy & Smith, who are con-
d8csiBg large and growing business
in general merchandise. al Spriugsais,
liz this county, haze recently been j.
suing nevsy little advertising paper
duhbed sprirg6aae Weekly Eaterpriss.
Tie following items, trifis old nos,
are from No. =. dated April .i-t:
SpriDrdale il soon 10 enjoy the lux
urs OF a rnil.iner and dress mskeF.
cur friend, John Nather, has just
returued from trip to Minneapo j..
Minnesota He thinks of rerurnif 2
soon with his family ana making his
hsnee there.
Mr. j. T. Coon. Eh0 run he spring
Gale Cheese Factory 20 successfully
last season, leaves this week 10 lake
charge Of the Bloomington Cheese
Factory near Ma~cat;ne- May success
atteud him
improvements sre siiiI going on. s.
X. Bye hs~ his residence nearly done.
Tawnsens Tanr1as j. making prepare
tiaFas 10 build = snuSe and barn On his
io'. Wnl Hast aas nearly completed
Ms house. sud several Others are talk
ing uf building between this and fall.
The Cheese Factory Co. are sciiyely
z. work making improvements in
their Factory faF The coming season.
Mhrn finished. il will t. one Of tie
bs~t arranged Cheese Factories in the
West. Ii j. generally conceded By the
patrons al la-t season thsr fselr Cheese
paid them better Iasn any other branch
~ farming
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-07

Ii.t Of Transfers Filed for Rec.
ord in Office Of Recorder Of
Cedar Co., during week end.
ing May I'd. 1874.

Nathan Tanner To ID. II. Tan
ner, - acres In sec. -. Mas
-iion tp......-........,. >2I25 ~
Robert Dallas to John Collins,
5 acres In sec II Red Oak to. 81 70
John Collins To Edward Clark.
- acres ia sec. : AMI IL Red
Oak tp........- ........,...... 700 o.
Thomas Elijah To George II
Phelps 20 acres 10 sec 30 aud
l., Mas-iian tp..................... 10000 90
d. ". e, CIapp to Thos Suck
omei, II acres in sec /. !, and
81, in tass tip, quit ciai:n...... lilT 90
ID w. e. Ciapp 10 Thos Suck
omel, ] acre in see. > aud 3,
10 Cas- ~, quit ciaiui........... 10
John Gillespie u Moses Bup-
ker, 50 acres ia sec. -, Gem
ter tp -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2so0 90
Henry ID Bixler To Andrew j.
Bixler, 40 acre. in see 3, Mas
slIon tp."........-................ lVoo 90
samuel ID. Barr 10 Thos. Barr,
10 acres in sec II Farming
ton tp. quit claim .........t.....- On
a. Holt-ianier To VIM Coutt-,
- acres in see ). Center ip... 1000 %
A Holt-lander To Rerj r Paw
ling, - acres, Center II ..... 1900 10
Rebecca Grouse To Joseph Bsxa
ana A. ZeLi-hak, undivided
: Of 40 acres in secs. - and
% Cass tp, guardians deed 1896 GG
Rebecca Grouse to Jos Baxa
and A. Lenishek. undivided
II 40 acres in sec. Is and
70, Cass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1893 81
Rtb 4 .F,x I'M I'M fal
10 acres in sec. "a, Case tp..... 300 90
Edward Seilzinger to VIM.
Wickham, AZ 50-l0O acres in
sec. "a, Ca.s tp..-.....,..."...... 30 N
Abraham Clifford To ID. w.
Clifford SO acres III sec. 81,
Iowa tp ...... .....,....s ............ 200 "
John Hirst to Wilson Hlrst 20
ocres in acc ~, Srriugdaie T.. 300 Q.
Joseph Heppenstall to John
Hist, 30 acres III sec. ~,
SpringdaIe tp....................... 500 u
Joseph Hall To John Hir-t, 20
acres in sec. &c, -pfingdaie
......................... 10, 0,
y y Friend to Mary Welch,
lot, 8 and 10. b "a, Stars all
dition TO Tipton................. 400 %
f. Boynton to Jas. l.. Row
ell, part lot t. 10, Upton. 2lo o
J &. aud J H. Reichert 10 j.
H. Rowell, part lot !. b ~,
Upton -. ....................... 300 0
| James !. Roweli to J E. aud
| J II. Reichert, part lot |, b
10, Upton ......... imam. ......,.. 300 q
/ J g. Baumann tn j T.. Wear.
s..acr.s in see -, Dayton tp, $50 o
i Ludwig Bruuing To w. u. TIE
Wis, 40 acres Ia sec. 1, Fair
field tp. quit claim. -. 80 0
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The situation ID Wisconsin with
reference 10 the regulation Of rail-
rsys By last winters Legislation il
growing very interesting particular
II to other States which are 10 the
same boar. As is generally known.
the Presidents of the two principal
railways In The state addressed Gov
erfsr Tsylor last week, alleging that
neither OF their roads could pay ex-
penses under the tariff fixed by the
Act, that it was txntanount 10 con-
6scation and therefore unconstItu-
tional, and that they should pay no
attention to il, coltesting IN the
courts any issue which such course
might raise. To this the Governor
responds by public proclamation. He
recites that such d law was passed.
and approved, thai the competency
III legislation to rrgnlste railroads i
rsnpcesied anil that the -. Paul and
Northwestern companies have an
nounced their determination to oper-
ate their roads without reference to
the provisions Of this act. This. he
saws. il at once source Of profound
regret and in marked contrast with
the patience and submission exhibit
ed BY the people in the presence Of
what they have deemed the unjust
and burdensdsne esactiols Of the rail
road companies in the pas. and If
persisted in must seriously disturb
business and greatly imT,eril the IN
dustrles Of the State. The pFocia
nation concludes: II therefore en-
Join all railroad corporations. their
officers and agents, peacefully to sub
NIT 10 the law. for since the c1ecu-
tive is charged with the responsible
~ of seeing that the laws are faith
fully executed. all the functions Of
this Office will be exercised 20 that
end. and for this purpose ] invoke
the aid and cooperation Of all good
citizens
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-07

The report Of the Way. and Means
Committee on the Sanboru nodeties.
after rebearsing in detail all the facts
developed BY the investigation, refers
as follows to the three responsible
officers Of the Treasury department
The disagreemen,s and contrsdic-
tions given respectively by these gen
tlemen. As appears from their testi-
mouv, is a matter greatly tleplored
by the committee, a. By it they are
unable to fix upon any one. or any
where. the responsibility for the NAL
administration Of this law; and they
look with serious apprehension upon
the apparent effort Of these gentle
men to transfer the responsibility
each from himself to the other.
while the committee. therefore,
are unable TO determine where the
responsibility rests, they cannot. in
justice to themselves, ignore the fact
that these three persons deserve Sc
we're condemnation for the manner in
which they have permitted this law
to be administered While the CON-
mittee thus severely criticise these
officials Of the Treasury Department
directly charged with the administra-
tion Of Secretary Boutwell's or Rich
ardson's action, and the testimony
does not prove that the secretaries or
any Of their associates were infu-
enced by corrupt motives. II is due
10 the Treasury officials to say that,
as far back as the administration Of
the Treasury Department by Secre-
tary Guthrie, such contracts were
made for the collection Of moneys due
the United States in extraordinary
cases, and that this practice was CON
tinued up to the time Mr.. Boutwell,
became Secretary Of the Treasury"
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EUREKA GRANGE, 70. 80. Regular Meeting
ing thereafter g. ii. DiLTz, sec.
r. .. Cedar Rlnffs Iowa,
MoNODELPHIA Ora NGE. Regular Meeting the
first and third Friday evenings q each month.
I. ~, Upton, Iowa.
VIRGINIA siEOV r CRANE, Regular Meet Ing
second and fourth Tuesday evenings in each
/ r O., Upton, Iowa.
! QUINCY GRANGE. No 81. ]. f. HASLEY, Sec.
! +. o. Inland Iowa.
HEBRON GRANGE Regular Meeting February
/ 81. and each alternate Tuesday evening there
after IL W BAILEY, sec.
/ PRAIRIE BELLE GRANGE. enAs WISE, So.
4 20. Moscow, Iowa.
7 EAGLE Ora SGE No. So r. l. WEEb sec
I L. %. sugar tretk Mills,
] OAK HILL 6 TRANCE. No. l4s. f. W Coz sec.
/ Il. .. Clarence. Iowa.
I PLEASANT VALLEY Ora SGE No. 10 Regular
Meetings arr held on the saturday evening 81 b
Immediately preceding the full moon II eseb
month Visiting brethren and sisters Away.
i welcome MAtKET MATHIS ssc.
/ +. ", Wilton, Iowa.
+ EQUAL RIGHTS GRANGE. Regular Meeting
Tuesday evening February l,th. and each alter
I 20 Upton, Iowa. JOINS sHrLrz, sec.
/ 9PRfSGf IELD Ora N6E.-So Iss
z o. Louden, Iowa. i. II orLEY sc.
4 FREMONT Ora NGE, No. 53g. Regular Meeting.
/ P o., I-efanicsV itis, Iowa
/ PLEASANT HILL GRANGE. No w. Regular
M~eli Friday, fsh, -4th, Al O'Clock r. N. ana
every alternate Friday thereafter ~ Plsasaut
= ., P!eaz4ui II ~, Iaaa.
1 CLANCY ORA NGF, Ne. =: Regular rneetines on
ffi@as evenings, ~ ~ before fatt aeon al 1tHH-
+, T.. Ct4ranee, Ioaa.
+ OAK HILL GRASGE No l3s Regular Meetings
IS T@rs4f g t f,sIl il,,1,e [ Cd h i,f,t ~
ilinz Re hren and sisters Away welcome,
j ~
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Probate Notice.


The state of Iowa, Cedar county, IS:
t. whom IT may coneeFn--You are hereby
notified that on the list day Of May, 1871,
there was opened and publicly read by the
county, an instrument Of writing pnrpoTt-
Ing to be tn last VIII aud testament Of Sam
uei Daniels, late 81 said county, deceased;
and that the I'll day Of the August term Of
said Court. commencing on the It'll Monday
9th day of August, s7i. has been set as the
day for final nearing and proof OF said will.
at which time all persons interested may
appear and show cause why the same should
not he admitted to probate.
w. II. VAN NESS. Clerk.
Per A. =. Fleming. Dept. l9-8w
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FROM MissgLON.

II there il more happiness in antici-
| patton than in actual possession, then
| those who are waiting for the soft
win Is aud balmy skies Of gentle spring
| ground isn't warm enough tn -prout a
| potato. Gardens made four weeks ago
are still hnr without change OF 40
| pearance. Through all thi. time the
farming work has been pushed for
ward until many are ready to plant
corn ~ soon a. the ground l. warm
enough.
oar little town il a. quiet aud peace :
iui az a grandmother at church Thi-
j. mainly due To tho veto Of the Cur
rency Bin, and the absence Of all un-
easy feelings which had hitherto an.
noyed our nonied men
Some think We ought to do one
of two thing; keep saloon ia town
or take down the sign. 1t is rather
provoking To strangers who hurry over
aud -hake the door in vain for admi--
sion, aud are told that the proprietor
has been gone xix weeks.
Lastly and leastly, / would notice "a
letter written by one Jim Ewing, Of
Nebraska, which appeared il. this gta.
per few weeks ago. jim felt out ~
humOr, which was owing in All prob
ability to the unhealthy district in
which he lives, and commenced Dy
abusing one Of your correspondents in
very uugentlemauiy manner. Jim
wa the Ma-silon cores pondent # thr
Cedar post while it lived, and now
considers himself a competent newspa
per critic. While reading his remarks
about hugging the girls, it was thought
If another would recall the time when
he took young lady to ball, and
went off home alone and left her. he
would DOT have quite So much to say
about others. But Jim, with the pro-
poet Of Tong life before him, has
chauce To Improve, but al present the
bar fact that lie was once a resident
of Ma--ilon, II the only ming he eau
boast Of, or that entities him 10 public
motive. JONES.
May ID, 1874
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sabbath school COngc nliOn

At Sabbath School Convention
held ut Center school house, Massiion
township. the last Of March, IL was
resolved to hold a Union Convention
of NJ 's-iion aud Springfield townships,
at Louden, about the close of compliant
ing. or which further notice will be
given. }. =. BCKwELL, Com.
I.ouden, May 2, 1874.
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Hon. Elihu B. Washbune, who Sc
long represented the extreme north.
western district of Illinois in Con
gress, and who now represents our
Government at Paris, will, it is now
believed, be appointed Secretary of
the Treasury by the President, in
place Of Judge Richardson, the ne
eessity Of whose resignation has been
decided upnn.
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ORsTA1LEs TO MARRIAGE

Happy relief for young men from
the effects Of errors and abuses ia ear
~ life. Manhood restored. impedi-
menis to marriage removed. New
method II treatment. New and re-
markabie remedies Books aud circu-
Lars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Adiress. HI ardAssociation, No. 2,
south NintR - Philadelphia, Pa
All iuslitn}iDn having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and pro-
fs-sionai skill. 46yl
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The anti-monop papers are telling
that Bergh, the defaulting Treasurer
Of liumbolt county, was a Republi
can. Like several other anti-mouops
he had been Republican, but was
defeated by that party last year, for
denomination for Treasurer, and wen,
over to the anti-monops, got the nom
nation in that party, carried on the
canvass with great blow about re-
form and retrenchment, was defeated
at the polls, and just before time to
turn over the money to his RepubH-
can successor, he decamped with
about $4,000, and has not been
heard from since; and yet the mem
bers Of his party want to saddle him
on the Republicans. 1t is a little too
thin. Wen carry our own load, but
when we kick men out, and you take
'em up, don't try to trade back.
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The Southern 1o.osis are apparent
N sufsSiding. 4 great p~er7ssai =
Louisiana Is submerged. and ttsoa-
s.cis # acres of esaEtyy y slslss-
ma Mississippi, Tennessee snd Ar
kansas are also crerrsoxed.
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Notice to PoIicyholders


sss-ses - the NEfuss Life InS. Co..
Of Chicago, and
Safety Iaep0slt Life ms. Co.
os1AsE&g0.
Va. =. South Clark Street.
CHICAGO. April spsh. lsA-
n tae Fssievfsssiegs y lie alows Eosn1rassies
WE have received information from va
W rloQs sources that certain agents Of
rival Life Insurance Companies have been
representing 20 policy holders Of these CON-
Tauies thai they. the said agents. are author
izai D. rs 70 transfer policies of these COM
p-ataa to other com petfrg companies.
We hereby notify yen inst ali SUCH state
meufs. by seo.lsoeyer made, are false and
fraudnaeE4 and thai the agent Of any cnfn-
paAg making such statement il Perpeirst-
ina s.rladae agOn yoga. in order 10 obtain
a neW commission by transferring you IN
sGrAfre 10 such other company.
Don give mp your policy. or transfer II 70
any either company without first cores
EsoadInz with this offac-.
NJ STE Ems. See'y.
<EEgAKT u aRKs. v. Pres 3wls
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Sidewalk Order.
1,o WHOM NAY CONCERN:

'tD y s1Nla 4 MAJ 1D@st EfSN.
Eee5eglf By the Mayor and Council Of the
Town gfTipson, in Cedar County, Iowa.
T8at tie owneT or owners of the lots here
IN described. he. aud thai they are hereby
seyegaliy ordered TO reDaiId sidewalk along
their respective lots and do any grading
along said i0fs that the Street Commission
er mas require, IN manner and time as sle
eified Uy ti8@ provisions OF Ordinance No.
-. passed and approved April 9Th l-ds.:
Hast ems ~ lots Z. ?. :. 4, and Il. In block
u, exre$st such portions Of thus described
prem 5seS ar already provided with good
aud substantial stone walk.
All crossing. 70 connect said walks with
Others u be- maintained by the town.
The foregoing Order passed and ap.
proved Asg ith, ls74.
:. YATES. Mayor.
G. l.. LoSgLEY, Recorder.
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Notice Of Reading Of VIII.

Estate of Merrils Wiley, Deceased.
The state of Iowa, Cedar county, s.:
To whom IL may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the 18th
day OF April, 1874. there was opened and
publicly read by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, In and for said County, an tnstru-
ment Of writing purporting TO be the last
will and testament Of Merrils Wiley, late
Of said county, deceased: and that the Sec
ond day of August term of said Court,
commencing. on the 4th Monday 9th
day OF August, IsT'. has been set as the
day for final hearint aud proof Of said will
at which time ali persons interested may
appear and show cause why the same shO'd
not be admitted To probate.
Evils w. II. vANNESS, Clerk.
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Tie repost Of The Congress .esl@l
Investigating Committee HPoa tie
Ssnborn matter DAVIS il altogether
too mild. II would he quite safe 10
cen-are rhe officials wiso SER. ~Fen
taeiais parties u the ~mai..il., little
aaore rsssIsily
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The Hon James Wilson. u this
State. at the evening session ct the
House. last Friday. secured al
amendment t. the Indian bin III pur-
suaree Of which an appr pprsatsoa j.
made to build school house FIR The
Sac and Fox Indians of Tatna caun-
~. lows. The pay d the agent i
cut of unless he STAYS with the In
dians and deyyte- ati- efforts to their
welfare.
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Speaker Blsine called Mr. Rainey
70 the chair I'M Committee Of the
Whole On Wednesday last This i
the first time in the history Of the
government that colorcd nan has
occupied the Speakers chair % the
House OF Representative. With a
colored man IN the chair numhef
Of white members On the floor were
speaking in favor Of civil right, ior
the Indians.
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Tie r-atsosxal dessz wAs fsslpez-d =
gh,e H1aoaaHt CT x--.aMsaaAFs asssssfs- TIE
srsorash az .Alr7a-
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lien. Jnhu 4 nass9a dt-eisn-s ea
res-fsesily" n lie a candidate t.r ~
nomination to Congress frJH the til
distric, Of this State. In b.. letter
making this purpose known be r.
marks: The time has come when 3
public Office ismore burden ihsn All
honor In must BE- that the iny@>-
tiyation mania hzs reduced the chan
ces for Congressional money making.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-07

A Chicago paper says. The little
State Of Delaware has the honor 81
growing about all The peanuts that
are grown in the United States. =
The Lonisrilks Courier Jotfrnaf re-
plies. '.1f ali the peanuts Georgia
produces in 3 single wear were pour
ed into Delaware. they would blot
out the State as efFectuliv n l'oIn-
pei was by the ashes Of frsttigus
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4 neat turn ID a sermon often pro
duces a more lasting effect than eth
er logic Or Theology INSTANCE this:
NV brethres. man cannot att5rl -
lose his soul He's got bu. enc. and
be can't get another. II man lose,
his horse be can get another: If be
loses his wife he can get anothar: II
he loses his child he can get another
but if be loses hi >sul-good by.
John.
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tsse afsaye quantity Of large trees. tcur 10 ten
feel HGgn. The ground must he cleared, and
tas sa8- l. Positive ia bid Is made. VIII
sell il saaufliy To s1it-srom one tree To the
entire lot. 4 credit OF six months on all
suns Of IS and over. under IS, cash in hand.
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The German Reichstag is hereafter
going to do its voting by telegraph ;
and there is very little doubt that We
shall soon have the same process in
troduced in cur American Legislative
bodies. The wires are to be so ar
ranged that each member can indi-
cate his vote from his seat. In front
of the seat are two buttons. one indi-
eating yes, the other no. A pressure
on the button telegraphs the vote to
circular table, in front of the Presi-
dents desk, upon which the names Of
all the members are written down. so
tina; immediately after pressing the
button each member can see a piece
Of paper appear under his name with
his yes or no on it. Underneath this
circular table are three other tables.
the first one Of which shows irnmed-
ately the total number Of ayes. the
second the total number of noes. and
the third the total number of all the
votes cast. whereby the former two
can be checked A box in another
part of the house at the same time
has an arrangement similar To that
used by our banks in getting the re-
ports of the sales Of stocks in the
New York market, which issues a
narrow slip Of paper with the name
OF each individual member and his
vote upon it. 1t is calculated hat it
will only take half minute to count
votes by this method.
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Dr. BAKERS PaNACEA, for Rheu.
matisn, Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie,
Diarrhna. Cholera Mofbus, Cholera
Bruises fiiib!alu-, Frost bites, swell
iings, Soreness Of the joints. and all
painful, affections Of the body, exter-
nal and internal For Colds, Sore
throat, tl4tuzy, aud diseases Of the
throat apd mucous membrane, it i. an
inraiusbln remedy John +. Henry,
Curfau Il Go Proprietors, sand . Cot
leg- Place. New York. Bird
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-07
Iowa Executive COMMITTEES.

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-07
Trees ut Auction.
From 400 To 500 BalSam Fir
Norway spruce. and ArbOr
Vita. Must be Sold or
Burned.
Monday. May llth. 1871.

I6-sITk HAIL four miles east 81 Upton,
u Cedar G0lnty, lows, Will sell al auction
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