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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

THE WoRk Co.'s sBR.vELr on
We refer to the canvass for Andreas
Illustrated Historical Atlas Of Iowa, thu
subscriptions to which are daily increas
Ing by the addition Of the names Of oul
best citizens. We are glad Of this FOL
several reasons: In the fret place |,
will be the first and only complete ex
htbition Of the resources and improve
ments Of the great State Of Iowa, and
cannot fall 10 attract the attention oil
Eastern capitalists and others contem.
plating Investments ID, or removal to
the west. Besides this, the typographi
cal maps will be the first complete series
from original surveys expressly for this
work) eyer made of the State. and must
necessarily be Of incalculable value TO
every intelligent citizen. The large
number Of fine line engravings Of public
and private buildings etc, the portraits
Of early settlers ard prominent men, to.
gether with the historical and biograph-
ical matter which the work will contain,
all combined, will make 1t unique 90 a
work Of art. and render it an indispensi-
BILE adjunct or everv library or parlor
table 10 the State.
We hope the success Of the work may
be assured beyond all peradventure, and
ii any Of the citizens of Upton have
neglected to sign for It we would urge
them to do so at once.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

LEcrURE.-Every one has heard Of
Henry Clay Dean, and whatever may
be their opinion Of the man or any of
his acts in the past, they probably
know that he is . born orator-as
gifted by nature as he is fearless and
independent in thought or careless
Of his personal appearance. He is
character one who will have place
in the history Of the West, and OF
Iowa, for SO many years his home,
particularly; and his we'll known
e¢ricities when joined to hia
equally we'll known genius will, we
think, make every one glad Of an
opportunity to hear his feryid oratory.
1t is therefore with pleasure that we
announce that he has consented to
appear in the City Hall, in Upton,
on Thursday evening, December 3lst,
1874, at which time and place he
will deliver his celebrated lecture
entitled 1.-THE Causes Of the lnde-
pendence Of the American Colonies
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

LrrrELL's LIVING Acetate num-
bcrs Of this sterling weekly contain =
most desirable collection Of valuable
articles from the hes. European peri
oiicals. We have also "Agathe
Marion, the Story Of a New Gale
DOMAIN leportee;'' Gin the Rue
E'roidc," by the author Of "Patty;;"
and installmen.s OF the "Three
Feathers" by William Black; "Far
from the Madding Crowd" by Thorn.
MS Hardy; "Alice Lorraine by II.
g. Rlackmore, the author Of the
aMaid Of Sker;' "The Story of Val
en,ine and his Brother;" and the
usual choice poetry and miscellany.
With ifty-two numbers, of sixty
four large pages each (aggregating
over 5000 pages a Year, the subsorip-
tioa price (sS) is low; or still better,
for 1880 any one of the American
u magazines is sent with The Liv-
ing Age for year, both postpaid.
Littell & Gay, Boston, Publishers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

FAIR AssoCIATIoN.-The annual
meeting of the Cedar County Fair
Association took place on Monday
last. Sixty-seven shares Of stock
were represented by quite a large
number Of stockholders. After listen
ing to reports from the Executive
Committee, Treasurer and Secretary,
the meeting proceeded to the cleo
ton Of officers for the ensuing year,
resulting IS follows:
President, II. G. Carr; Vice Presi-
dent, Moses Bunker; Secretary, E..
N. Brink; Treasurer, w. NJ. Nc
Croskey; Directors-W. P. Wolf, K.
Swartzlander, J. II. Fulwider, Chas.
Hammond, James Safely, J. H. Gun
solus, B. J. Rodgers. WIN. Dean,
Jas. NJ. McClung.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

PERsoNAL.-Harry Adams, the
active and gen,lemanly agent for
Ray. Egber. 4 Fidlar, Of Davenport,
made his regular annual appearance
at Upton last Monday. As all maya
zines, &c., to which you ever desire
to refer, or which you care to pre-
serve, should be promptly bound, and
a this house does such work cheaply
| and we'll, those interested will see
the propriety Of consulting Mr..
| Adams while he is here for that pur-
pose, =. ,hes your books will be re-
turned free Of express charges.
"on Tuesday, just after penning the
line in another column about our old
citizen, Mr.. A. S. Lybe, that indi-
vidual appeared in the boly to an
swer for himself. He halls FROM
Minnesota, is looking entirely vel
and will be met With pleasure ~
many friends here.
Mrs. Wells Spicer arrived here last
Monday morning from Salt Lake
City. Her father, Mr.. Gilbert, VA
still living At !ast accounts, but very
low.
1 ]. NJ. Rider, of the Wilton Expo
nea, was in town Saturday.
| Mr.. Brand, the manager of the
North Caso.inians, . troup. Of Co!
oesa vocllists, vas in Upton or
Tuesday.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

sEEaIAL NoTlGE 70 SUhsoRthEAs'-,
After January Ist, 1878, The new
postal law, requiring prepayment OF
postage upon papers sent to SUBJ
scribers outside Of the county where
the paper is Published, goes into
effect This viii compel " t. re-
quirs from each Of our subscribers,
issiding out Of this county, an add
'ionsl Gfteea cents to cover this in
creased expense. Heretofore our
patrons have been paying postage OF
tw.nty cents . year 1t the ofiice
where they receive the paper.
Henceforth the postage must be paid
1t. tho Upton post.ofice. Will
our friends please bear this in mind
in making their remittanccs for the
paper and please doa't forget the
rcuistancee.
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CLUB RATES.

The following is a list of periodicals
which may he obtained dubbed with the
ADvERTIsER-the price given being for
both, and q reduction from regular rates
in each instance of from IS cents to
81 so. and in all cases including the pos
tage, which will be, after the lst Of jan
uary, prepaid at the Office Of mailing.
II is hardly necessary to add that ad-
vance payment only will secure the ad-
vantage of this offer; and 1t may also
save some misunderstanding to state
that the rates given here are for subscri-
Lers to the ADVERTISER living WITHIN
Cedar county, as upon all copies Of the
paper sent out of the county the pub
fishers will have to pay fifteen cents
yearly postage which must in all such
cases be sent ia addition to the regular
subsCriDtion price.
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BALLor's MONTHLY for January is
now issued, and il . splendid speci.
men Of what is to come after il during
the year. The contents will deligh,
the patrons Of the Magazine, for they
are 90 varied all must be pleased.
This is just the kind Of publication
that viii answer for . Christmas or
New Years present Every sub
scriber receives . handsome Chrome.
A glance over the list Of contents
shows that in every respect the
magazine is keeping up ito reputs-
ton.
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OBIfUARY.

Elizabeth q. Miller. daughter of Jas.
and Mary Horn, was born Jan. 3Oth,
1874; died Dec. 12th, 1874, At Willow
Greek, Nebraska, aged 80 years 10 mo
and Is days. Embraced religion at
the age Of fourteen years, Joined the n
y. Churoa, In which she remained de
voted christian, and died triumphantly
in living faith of . blessed Saviour, who
WAS especially near to her during hel
late illness, causing her frequently TO re
joicc in toll and complete salvation
ready to 20 from labor to reward.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

QuoTE SCRIPTURE RIGHT.-Many
Bible students are in the habit of
misquoting Habakkuk II, %, by say
ing, "That he that runs may read, /"
Is though the writing spoken Of was
TO be 80 conspicuous that = man
running fast could not fail to read it.
The true reading is, "That he may
run that readeth it," that is, may
make haste to publish it. At least,
so understands the Carrie,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

AID FOR THE NREDY.-We surren-
der considerable space on the first
page of this paper to letters from
different parts Of Kansas, which de-
scribe more graphically than could
otherwise be done the actual situa-
ton Of things there. That speedy
and considerable aid is needed, we
think is beginning to be realized by
our people. Efficient organizations
have been effected at Mechanicsville,
stanwood, and other places, and
systematic collection and preparation
of food, &C., for shipment has been
pushed forward. Here, although
considerable has been done, it has
been wholly by individual effort
persons who felt the necessities of
the situation taking upon themselves
the responsibility and the work con-
nected with soliciting, receiving and
disposing Of supplies. Mr.. Vest and
Mr.. Culver have already done this,
and Mr.. VIM. Lee is now engaged in
like effort. He has made arrange
ments with Mr.. Shearer, of the Upton
Steam Mill, to grind, free of toll, two
hundred bushels Of grain. Part of
this has been secured and is being
delivered now, Is we'll IS donations
Of clothing and money, and more Of
either will be thankfully rec'd.It would
certainly be much more pleasant and
satisfactory to those who do the
work, if not to the donors, could it
be done under organization aud
authority.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

New ENrERPRIsR.-In another
column will be found the advertise
ment Of Mr.. N. Staininger, who has
permanently established himself in
Upton as dealer in watches, clocks,
jewelry, PLATED ware &c. Mr.. S.
will make a speciality Of repairing,
and is prepared to fully warrant all
work done by him. He will also
show fine assortment OF goods in
his line, comprising new and novel
styles. May be found for the pres
ent in Westco,t's drug store, west
Of public square.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

SoLIDIrr.-Three gentlemen from
Cedar county, Msssrs. w. G..
johnson, Geo. Bolton snd Cyrus Van
Meter, went into Mr.. Wiley's grocery
this week. One stepped upon the
scales and tipped them At 220 pounds;
another weighed 2294; when = third
stepped up, remarking that that
wasn't much, and balanced one end
OF them 1t 275 pounds. Total
weight, 7244 pounds; average, 2414.
They are still happy and healthy
Wilton Exponent.
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4
| We have just received
and opened the largest
and most complete stock
o Dry Goods ever offer
ed in this market.
| In Ladies' Dress Goods
we have all the latest
Styles and Colors that
are new and desirable.
and are offering some
rare bargains in other
Goods.
In Ladies' Cloakil.gs,
Black Cashmeres, Mo-
hairs and Alpacas, we
keep a full stock.
Our stock Of Prints,
Cingh ans, Muslins,
Checks, Stripes, Cotton
FIannels, Denims and
Tickings is always the
largest and always the
CHEAPEST.
We have Waterproofs
Of all the new styles and
coIors. and at prices that
cannot be undersold.
Flannels of all kinds as
low as the lowest.
Blankets, both achite
NsldcOIOretl.u md Horse
blankets at lOsr prices.
BrONdclOfhS, Bear
e1's, CNssisNeres and
Jeans, zoe can satit any
one IN quality and
price.
We always keep the largest
stock Of CARPETS and sell them
at the lowest prices.
Our line of Ladies' Gents and
Childrens' underwear is very large,
and will be sold at bottom prices.
Hats and Caps of all the latest
styles, and very cheap.
Amana Yarns always on hand.
Ladies' Furs, full stock,
CHEAP.
New styles Of Cloaking for In
fants and Children.
In Mems and Boys Gloves and
Mittens we defy competition.
Ladies' and Children's Gloves
and Hosiery of all kinds, at low
prices.
We also keep a full line Of Gui.
pure and Yak Laces, Beaded
Gimps, Fringcs and Buttons, En-
broideries. Corsets, Ribbons,
Belts and Betting, and Notions of
all kinds.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy relief for young men from
the effects OF errors and abuses in ear.
~ life. Manhood restored. Impedi.
ments to marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books and circu.
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address. Howard Association, No. 2,
South Ninth st Philadelphia, Pa
an Institution having high reputa.
ton for honorable conduct and pro.
feesi0nal skill. 48yl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

Near Mechanicsville, Dec. 21st. 1874
by Rev. E. II. Brown, Mr.. Walter Jack
son and Miss Amanda Thrope. All OIL
Cedar county. Iowa.
On Thursday evening. Dec 18th, 1874
at the residence of the brides paren Is
in Wilton, Iowa, by Rev. ID. Z. Jones
Mr.. Ed. w. Clark and Miss Nettie Ledg
erwood. All of Wilton, Iowa.
No cards.
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A CoHplAL INVITATION is extend
I'D to Ill who my desire, to attend .
d,nation supper, which the ladies OF
the Upton Congregational Society
propose giving at the City Hall, FRI
day evening, Dec. 25, 1874.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

Is IT So?-More than . year ago
our Upton neighbors were alarmed
by some bold burglaries and on the
arrest Of the robber an attempt was
made to clear him by charging sever
al citizens with completely in his
crimes.
After failing to escape by these
means desperate attempt was made
to violently rescue him from the Jail.
The jailor . brave, cool man defend
ed his walls and beat back the at
lacking party even after they had
shot him.
This robber was finally tried and
sentenced to long term in Fort
Madison penitentiary. Before the
trial the Judge who sat upon the case
was piled with letters Offering money
to large amounts, for the crimina.
had wealthy connections. These let
tiers finally changed from brides to
threats, bu. the Judge did his duty
and at the end gave the burglar the
laws extent.
He had been but little while in
the penitentiary when efforts began
for his pardon, and the warden be,
came actively interested in that be-
half, writing and importuning the
Governor, and finally after . short
term Of imprisonment, the thief was
pardoned.
Now comes the strange part of it.;
the law requires that notice of an ap-
plication for pardon shall be publish
ed in the newspaper Of the county
where conviction was had. In the
case Of which We speak this notice
was never given and the desperate
convict had been at large a long
time before the victims Of his depre-
dations and his bullets knew that he
was out.
Wardens and governors are to
obey the law, not to violate it, and
the good people of Upton are natur-
ally indignant that the salutary pro-
visions OF the code in relation to par
dons, should have been violated and
DISQUALIFICATION City Press.
The above is fair specimen Of the
criticism in which numerous papers
have been recently indulging. In
answer to the ques ion asked by the
Press we say, no, it is not SO! Craw-
ford was not pardoncd at all by Gov
ernor Carpenter, and so the display
of knowledge concerning the laws
regarding the exercise Of the pardon
ing prerogative is wholly wasted.
But while this is true, it is also true
that Crawford is At large-and the
fact is . crcditable one to no one con-
cerned in his liberation. The details
of the affair were fully aud correctly
given in these columns several weeks
ago. and there seems to US no need
of misrepresentation in awarding
whatever honors may be due in the
premises. Most dsspicabls of oil,
however, are the efforts Of some per-
sons to make it appear that Judge
Rothrock had some part in procuring
Crawford's liberation, whom the fact
was that the Judge knew nothing
about it until some weeks after all
was over. The parties who were
engaged in the finally successful at
tempt to convince the Governor that
the ends Of justice would be SUBJ
served by placing Crawford outside
the walls Of the penitentiary took
good care not to put Judge Roth
rocks opinion in evidence, or even
to let him know what was going on.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

Tus donation supper, given by the
ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church at
the City Hall on Tuesday evening
vas ! very pleasant gathering. There
was quite large attendance, and
the social privileges and the substan'
tials and Injuries with whic', the Ia
bles we're loaded seemed to be
equally well appreciated by all.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

TgE winter term at Cornell Col
lege, NJ. Vernon, began last week
with an attendance Of three hundred
and fifteen students larger number
than eyer before known at this time
piYeaF.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

The County Council Of Cedar County
will mest In regular session o. the 1rs,
Saturday. second day Of January. 1875.
All officers and delegates are requested
10 attend. F#
JEssE PIssor, Prest.
JOHN SHuLrx, Sec'y. 52w2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

A great reduction in ladies'
trimmed and untrimmed hats, at
Vans.
"A nice assortment of holiday
goods Just received ct Vans
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

HOUSE, AND LoTs FOR SALE.-Two
lots with comfortable dwelling, stu.
atcd in The most pleasant part Of
Tipton-corner west of north school
house sale on very favorable
tesm.. Inaise Of G, 4. Aillhbouse, Y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

To RENr-A good, comfortable
dwelling, opposite the Reform Church,
north. Inquire At this Office, or OF
Nj. David Moreland. 4aw4
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-Christmas tomorrow!
This is Christmas ave!
One week more Of 1874.
Store scopes u Aldcn's.
-Sleighing arrived Monda,
(.hr;.,m.e to.mo,,xs-,

NV - ~. sesSsS ~ SWIM
-Sterescopes u Aldcn's. If
-Sleighing arrived Monday.
Kerosene, best white, at Alden's.
Another large day for Upton
last Saturday.
Several communications sre left
over his week. 49,
Kerosene, best white, 25 cents per
gallon, At Alden's. = 4Stf
-Donation supper 1t City Hall
Tomorrow evening. s
Germantown yarn 20 cents per
'skein vt Perrien Deans.
A quantity Of very nice celery
for sale IT L. L. Sweets.
%--Social gathering and Supper ..
City Hall tomorrow evening.
"A large upper room to let;
boarding furnished 1t G. e. Riders.
800 Sterescopic Views, new,
very choice and cheap At Aldens. #
Beautiful cologne bottles and
handkerchief extracts At Riggs drug
store. 2w52
The shortest day in the year has
come and gone, aud now they grow
longer.
III ,nry Clay Dean lectures in the
City Hall . week ffom this evening.
---Deaa Is now ready to purchase
poultry. Bring on your chickens
and turkeys.
oil cake meal in any desired
quantity ct three cents pound ut
Riggs drug store.
The Cedar Rapids Farmers
Journal is much improved for 1875.
Clubbing rate in list.
New York State apples by the
car load or single barrel, for sale by
F. w. Mattern, Clarence, Iowa.
Waterproof from 10 to Is cents
per yard cheaper at Perrien Deans
than any o'her place il town.
Saturday evening" the celebrated
colored vocalis's, the "North Caro-
linians," will give one OF their unique
concerts at the City Hall.
-Messrs. Oyster, Turkey 4 Co.
have accepted IN invitation to the
Donation Supper At the Upton City
Hall tomorrow friday evening.
- Alden continues to sell the best
quality OF Kerosene at Is cents. per
gallon. A full line of chimneys and
burners in stock, at lowest price: If
DIR. Robbins, of Muscatine, cele-
DRAFTED the thirty-6rst anniversary of
his pastorate as a Congregational
minister, last week Wednesday even
ing.
There are fifty three Thursdays,
and consequently City three ApvER-
TrsKKs, IN l67A--a swindle perpe-
,rated BY old Time on the publishers
Tor the readers.
"A. L. Lyle, for some time .
resident Of Upton and who was
"scooped" nv George Huber for
Sheriff in 1857, is now in Muscatine
sanvsssin8 for Andress' atlas.
People Of Upton and vicinity
take AMI read good class Of litera-
tuse and lots of It. "The best town
Of ito size in the State" Adams SAYS,
to furnish magazines, &C.. for bind
lag,
-"The Causes of the lndcpend-
ence Of the American Colonies" is
the subject Of Henry Clay Deans
lecture ct the City Hall on Thursday
evening, Dec. 3ls,. Every one
viii wish to hear him.
jeff Rossert oan make . sleigh
travel farther ON one runner than any
other rooster in this country. He
was practicing Tuesday evening, and
though she (the sleigh) came down
wrong side up At the end, we think
half block with one runner standing
three feet from the ground is very
successful effort.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

Read the advertisement OF DR.. Nc
Affee the celebrated specialist, In this
paper. who offers to pay one hundred
dollars forfeit for any case he under
takes aud does not cure. 3m3l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

"A new line Of waterproofs just
received At Vans.
Another fresh lot Of 8 ct. prints
ct Vans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24
Good Boots and Shoes
MAY Re BOUGHT
@ III Il A -
S AN WRECKS.
Road Notice.

To all whom IL may coneern-The Com
missioner appointed to locate a highway
CONNER cling at point seven rods north OF
northeast corner OF southeast quarter north
east quarter section ~, township II, north
and range l, west OF 5th p. IN. in Cedar coun-
w, running thence south seventeen rods,
thence south Az degrees west, Ii rods;sOuth
3D. degrees west, Is rods; south 81 degrees
west, So rods; south 20lz degrees west, rods,
south 335 degrees west, Is rods. south ~ de-
grees west 20 rods; so1ta ~ degrees west. Is
rods. south So deg. west, " rods; south "
IL deg :. wet. .a ~ E rod w SCUM ,a ss
south B eg. west, n rods to white oak tree
three inches in diameter. thence south S.
deg west - rods, south silz deg. west, 20l3
rods to black oak tree twenty -four inches In
diameter, thence south s71a deg west "a rods
to black oak tree thirty inches in diameter.
thence west ~ deg. north, q rods: west, 81
deg. north % rods. south 50 dg4. west, ~:
rods; south 3sia deg west, u rods, south AZ
deg west 81 rods: west III deg. north, l431
rods, west 81 deg. north, 261a rods, south s5L
deg. west, 1871 rods; south ~ deg. west, -
rods: west % rods, west 80 deg. north, ~.
rods; north 30 deg. west, 20 rods; north Y J..
deg. west, 5 rods; north " IL deg. Is rods
west Ii rods: south II deg. west, ID rods; south
~ deg. west, 10 rods; south ~ deg. west, .,
rods to and terminating at point 81. 36 rods
south OF northwest corner, southwest quar-
ter southeast quarter Of section y. township
and range above, has reported In favor o
the establishment thereof and all objections
thereto. or CLAIMS for damages must be nice
In the Auditors office on or before noon Q
the 5th day of January, a. d. 1870, or sucf
highway Will be established without refer
ence thereto.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

i DfAs 4 now resdy 70 buy I'll the
6ultry h NE country, or Is much OF
it . any one wishes to sell him.
Bring him il along.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

Buck gloves and mitts marked
down to cost ct Vans.
-Christmas presents, in endless
varieties, at Vans.
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UNION SCHOOLS.

Report or the Upton Public
Schools for the Term ending
December 18th, 1874.
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A MAN IN RUINs.-One Of the saddest
spectscles In the world 10 a human be-
ing shattered and broken down by the
use Of ardent spirits. But the damage
may be repaired, the ruin restored to
perfect soundncss, by a course Of that
most powerful of all invigorsnts, DR.
Walkers Vinegar Bitters. Beware Of
those ''tonics" Of which rum 10 90 clio
ment. They .gggaysts disease and pro
Wote decay: 52w4