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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-26

On Friday last, says late Daven-
port Gazette, DR.. c. +. Waldron, Of
this city, found one Of those relics Of
q bygone race which are now and
then unearthed in this region, and
which afford indisputable proof that
that eby-gone race" was a race of
giants. On the river bank, above
the city, he saw what appeared to be
the shack" of an axe-shaped stone;
he dug out the rock-and sure enough
it was an axe. . Stone axe. 1t was
ten inches long, and nix inches wide,
rounded from center to side edges,
and planned to lower edge like an
axe. Just below the head. were two
perfectly formed groves, evidently
made for the purpose Of fastening it
to pole or handle. It's weight was
eleven pounds. We believe there is
but one stone weapon like it in this
region, and that is in the possession
of Colonel Flsgler, who found it
among some earth and rock which
had been cast up on the east end of
the island by ice. year ago this
spring. The Colonel's stone axe is
exactly like DR.. Waldron's, in size,
shape and weight. Both are of a
kind Of granite not known in this re-
gion. While they are scarce here,
plenty of them have been found in
Europe. According to the best sci
enti6c authorities, they were fash
toned by ".he stone-age' folks who
possessed the earth near the time
when the mound builders fiourished.
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few years, from over exercise, / have
been afflicted with . complication Of
diseases almost incredible IN relate. 49,
In the first place Catarrh, to . degree
that. to me, II seemed that my voice
passed out Ut my ears, to which was
added Its natural ally Bronchitis; to
which. ut no great length Of time, were
added Neuralgia pains In the head and
limbs, the most OF which was superin-
auced b. torpid state Of the liver. I
had the advice of several eminent
physicians, and tried almost every
known remedy for such complaints
without relief. A rapid loss Of strength
and waste Of flesh. reminded me that
could not long Withstand the combined
force Of disease which was fast bearing
me down. gave up all business, made
my will, had roy grave stone placed in
position and lettered. except date Of
exit, and resigned myself to my couch
to await events. Not long after this
] saw your advertisement, procured
your remedies-I am now on tho Sec
Ond half-dosen bottles Of Golden Med.
ical Discovery have good appetite,
have gained fifteen pounds Of flesh
no more talk out Of my ears, no more
bioating IT the lImbs, can walk two or
three miles with ease, and feel that
you have given me . lease Of ten or
fifteen years-subjsct, however, to the
ratification of the Court above. That
you may live long to do good to suffer-
inv humanity, II the sincere wish OF
Your unknown friend,
LurHER Cole.
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THE PHOTOGRAPH FAMILY Eco
oRD.-The Photograph Family Rec
ord is work that should find a place
in every home In the land. 1t 10 an
elegant oil chrome, photograph album
aud family record combined, Of the
highest finish and Of most tasteful de-
sign. The subject IL Allegorical In its
nature, there 80 scenes representing
the SOur principal periods Of life, name
". childhood. youth. manhood, and
old aee; these sOenes are ingeniousIy
and prettily grouped together aud are
surrounded BY ahsndsome framework
OF blue, gold and flowers, in which
there are eight oval openings or spaees
Of the proper size for the insertion OF
ordinary photographs. Under these
openings are blank spaces for tho auto
graphs, dstes Of birth, etc. OF those
whoee pictures are intended to be plac
cd above. It's > lavAly home adorn-
ment and . pleasant reminder OF the
loved ones living and dead. All who
have seen It express both pleasure and
satisfaction at ifs beauty and original
ity Of design. The grouping Of its fig
ures and the scenery surrounding
them are lne-like and natural. II
must be seen to be fully appreciated
and understood. It's low price Isl .503
places IL within the reach Of all. 1t IL
mailed. p0st-pAid. to any address on
receipt Of price. by the Beverly Co.,
878 Wabash Ave, Chicago. See their
adyertisemspt 10 another column.
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GARDNER, Kansas, Mar. Is, 1874.
MIR. EDIToR:-Hoping to interest
some of your many readers, I will give
you = few items from Kansas. To all
appearances our spring has fairly set
In. Large fiocks Of migratory birds are
to be seen high up In the cir winging
their way naFthwsFd, and with them
comes new life and vigor TO man and
vegetation. The few days Of warm
weather has made quite . change In
the prospect OF the wheat crop for this
season, the fields are beginning to put
on . green appearance, which . few
days ago looked dead and brown. Fall
wheat Is principally raised here, al
though some few have sown spring
wheat this season, aud are now pillow.
ing for oats and crops. The farmers
are in good spirits with the present
prospect before them. Our produce
prioe9 ars good, ranging "a follows;-
Wheat, 81. 80; corn, as cents; oats, 40;
pork, 81 GO to 81 90 per cwt.
Good bargains are to be mad here
In real estate at present. Improved
farms are held at from $25 90 to $65 90
per acre, owing to location aud improv-
ments. There Is still chances to buy
unimproved land here. but 1t is either
second class land or laying off some
distance from town. / would Just say
to oil energetic men with limited cap
ital. come to Eansas, secure you Q good
home, ana grow up with the State;
don't fool your time away and miss
the present opportunity.
Not wiehing to be lengthy, will
close. Respectfully.
DICK PARSONS.
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they were in earnest about 1t, for Ia
short time thsy had two large tables
spread with every thing possible To
tempt the appetite. The tea made by
Brother Campbell. was worthy Of spec
ial mention; It came from the co roper
alive store. As the feast progressed 1t
was regretted that VIM. Knatt was not
there to lend helping hand ut the
well spread table Of which all the pat
rons know he is fond. But owing TO
the size Of the school house Il was
thought best to wait till It was warm
enough to use the grove before invit-
ing the outside friends. Being disap-
pointed In our speakers. Prof. Hubbard
gave us short lecture en- phrenOlOgy,
which was fer better than could rea-
sonably he expected OF 80 short man.
After which the Master announced the
next regular meeting to be on the last
OF March, 1t No. 3. All being satisfied
that it was general good time long to
be remembered by Oak Hill Grange,
we started for our several homes, hop
ing that ere long the sisters will call
another meeting. r.. w.
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Changers in town Saturday In full
force, all Of which made trade very
lively.
This week closes tbs winter term Of
our school and the scholars take q two
weeks vacation.
We notice that our dry goods stores
are laying Ia new goods for the spring
trade.
Clarence is fast arriving to the dig.
nifty of first olass city. The city dads
have fire engine, and II 1t works to
their satisfaction they will invest. At
q trial Of the machine" Monday ,ow.
ing 70 high wind and other UNFORESEEN
diiiicul:iss, 1t did not work satjsfsctori-
~ to many.
The Rev. n. Parsons will lecture
at the NJ. f.. Church, Clarence. on
Tuesday evening, March 3lst. l874.-
Subject-"The Palm by the Nile and
Oak by the Mississippi" Mr.. Parsons
has high reputation % speaker, and
II 10 expected that . full house will
greet him. The nominal price Of ten
cents will be charged for admissiou,
and under the circumstances 1t 10 hop.
ed that everybody and their relatives
will turn out. q.
March ~, 1874.
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FROM WILTON.

Although we cannot boast Of o reg
ular course Of lectures In our little city,
vet we have not been left all winter
without some excellent literary and
social entertain ments. and OF all these,
none have excelled the one given last
evening by the celebrated Miss Rena
Runner, Of New York city, In her dra-
matte readings or recitatiOns. She waa
greeted with an intelligent and Appre-
ciating audience. Miss Runner recited
six selections, differing IN their style
and nature, from the grand and sub.
timely dramatic to the extreme Opp0-
site. Her effort was q complete sue
cess. All Wilton speaks her praise. =
Add to her strong, clear voice, deep
emotional nature, heart and mind
quick To experience and express the
thoughts and feelings Of her authors In
the most emphatic and clearest attic
ulate tones then you may form an
idea of this unassuming Girls pultiva-
ted powers of elocution. She also pos
sssses, In . large measure, the rare gift
Of good taste, which enables her to se-
lect from her authors those productions
which are most instructing ~ we'll as
most entertaining.
HAPPY WfLTONIAN.
March 18th, 1874.
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The REPUBIIC MAGAzINE.-Me
Republic for March is crowded with
valuable and interesting articles,
treating on Finance, the Postal Tele-
graph; the Expenditures of the Gov
eminent; the Social and Political
Condition Of Texas; our National
Growth, and other questions Of vital
interest TO every American citizen.
The article on ssOur National Growth,
its Results and Lessons" is full Of
valuable statistics, and gives in q
plain and concise manner q review Of
the past of the nation, its wonderful
growth in population, and its great
advancement in those branches of
trade and science, that 60 to make
up the present prosperity of the coun.
try. This article Of itself is well
worth the subscription price Of the
Magazine. The Repsblic maintains
its reputation for. impartiality. Its
treatment of public measures and
men 10 candid, and in the main Just.
No person who desires to keep post
ed on the current political topics Of
the hour should be without. The Re
public. Its price, ~ per year, brings
it within the reach Of all, and should
command for it large circulation.
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200 kerosene lamps ct Alden's.

"RULEs FOR Poor FARxING."-
30. S. t." Of this State, writes, (un-
der the above head), as follows, to
the Country Gentleman:
sOpe Of the roads to poor farming
is well travelled but not generally
acknowledged-invest al your capi-
tai in land and 60 in debt for more.
Hire money at . heavy interest to
run the farm, have very little faith
in farming end always be ready to
sell out; buy the cheapest and poor
est kind Of stock and farming ma
chinsry, feed poor grain and hay to
your stock, and you viii have less
repairs to make On your riokety
fences and farm machinery, ~ fine
horses and fat stock make sad havoc
with the old wagon, pillow, cart and
fences. Use the oil Of hickory when
ever your oxen need strength; it is
cheaper than high feeding and keeps
the hair lively, and pounds opt the
grubs. Never waste time by setting
out fruit or shade trees, as leaves
ro.t;ng around place make it un-
healthy. Sell the best calves, lambs
and shoats, to the butchers, IS they
viii bring little more, and the thin
and poor ones will do well enough to
keep
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ExHIRITIoNs.-The second of the
literary entertainments BY the mem-
bers Of our Public Schools viii be
given At the City Hall this evening.
The first one took place last night.
At this writing We can not speak
from observation Of these perform
snces, but knowing the metal Of
teachers and scholars, and the care
which has been bestowed upon
preparation--and especially in view
Of the very important and desirable
object to which the proceeds arc to
he devoted-we feel like urging our
citizens to . general attendance with
perfect confidence that they viii be
well entertained.
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Glassware very low It Alden's.

THE Marion semi-weekly Register,
Capt. Rathburn's paper, is now all
printed at home-and very nicely
printed, with new and neat material.
Speaking Of newspapers reminds
us that the West Liberty Enterprise
recently changed hands-Mr. Trumbo
selling the entire concern to Mr..
McElravy, late hardware merchant
in w. L. The paper seems to be in
excellent hands.
The Davenport Gazette, also, re-
ports change. Mr.. E. c. Chaplin
purchasing IN interest and taking
the place Of business manager.
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For SALE.-Surburbsn property
three II acre lots convenient for
pasture.
Also 55l acres opposite residence
E. III. Pounds, at . bargain.
If A. HoLTsLANpER.

Scorr 4 VEsr.-As minated last
week, the firm named above, con-
sistine Of A. J. Scott and N. c. Vest,
has purchased the grocery stock and
business Of HOlislsnder and Swine
ford. The new firm has taken pos
session and gone 10 work with will;
and being both Of them attentive and
enterprising young men, thay viii be
sure to command q fair share Of the
patronage Of our citizens. They be-
long to the class Of merchants who
propose to l.A>neep!s Know what
they are doing, sidop Will find
their advertisement in Nmlber col
umn
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Twill bold examinations at the fol-
lowing places:
Clasencs. Tuesday. April 7th, 1874.
Dugant, Thuredsy, !. A;b,
Springdale. Tuesday. !" 18th,
Examlaations will commence at 8
O'Clock .. 70. None need apply after
10 o'clnck 4. IN, without . reasonable
excuae.
ll-tf c, w. ROLLINS, Co. Sup't.
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In view Of the School Exhibition,
this week, Prot. Woods cannot COM
mence his singing class until Monday
evening Of next week. All interest,"
Cd are requested to meet in the base
ment Of the N. E. church, At half
past I o'clock, upon that evening.
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.Furniturs all kinda at Aldsn's.

THE Aosmsoineer, . paper pub.
lished At Colorado Springs, Colo,
says, "A party from this place con-
sisting Of Messrs. Thing, Ferren,
Wetzel and Baker, left last Friday
for the southern part Of the territory
the Maxwell Grant being their
objective point--to spy out the
land
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THE Cash Store il soon to he re-
plenished by . stock Of goods, for
which w. II. Cobb is to start east
next Monday. Millinery, fancy
goods, hats and caps are going TO be
filed in to repletion.
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MAa4IRp.

~ Rev J. r.. Decker, Mr.. VIM. Laghtfbot and
MI Loroea Inn on the 18th Of March, 1874 at the
residence OF the brides father Both OfCedar cOun-
", lows.
Atthe residence OF Major Downing, on March -,
ls5l. y Rev. J. b. Gray Mr.. Geo.W .Maurer 70 MISS
Priscilla LAmley.
Al the residence Of JeasEsqp Boyle, on March n,
1874 ~ HeV, ]. y. Gray, M. ArGhima{ q. w. rune.
TO Miss AFmtnda BoyiAs, All OF this county.
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A late Muscatine Journal speaks
in very high and deserved praise Of
the extensive marble works Of Mr..
w. w. Webster, Of that city, re-
ferring especially to the fact that one
Of Mr.. WIS finest monuments was
recently ordered by parties living at
Council Bluffs.
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DIR. BAKERS PANAcEA, for Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie,
Diarr hra, Cholera M0Ibus, Cholera
Infantum. SpraiDs, Burns, Scalds,
Bruises, Ciilb!ains, Frost-bites, Swell
lings, Soreness of tho Joints. and all
painful! affections nf the body. exter-
nal and internal. I'or Colds, Sore
throat, Quinsy, aud diseases Of the
throat and mucous membrane, II 10 an
invaluable remedy. John II. Henry,
Curran 4 Co. PROPRIETOR, Sand 8 Coli
iege Place, New York. 3rd
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CooK.-Mary Cook died Feb. 9Th.
1874, aged IS years.
The death-angel has again entered
our circle. Sister Cook died without
. struggle. her breath growing more
feeble until it ceased, She had .
paralytic stroke on Tuesday, which
much affected her, and on the follow
ing Monday she had q severe stroke,
rendering her entirely helpless. She
was born in Portland. Maine. In 1880.
She embraced religion at fifteen
years Of age, and has remained an
earnest Christian and . consistent
witness for Christ for 70 years. In
IN early day she united with the
Methodist Protestant church, in
which she died. The solemnity Of
the death-chamber was improved by
4 sermon from Rev. xiv, Is, after
which the body was cntombed in the
Buepa Vista graveyard, to await
GabriePs trump. In her declining
years, she has had . home with her
son, Rev. S. n. Cook and his CON-
Papion, where her every want waa
sati26ed. She leaves . venerable
compaSinp, IN his eighty-ninth year,
and . larg i circle Of friends to feel
their loss.
The above nStice was sent from
Buena Vista, Orakpn, and published
in the Pittsburg "tPs.) Asthodss'
Recorder, with requs that Upton
papers should copy. W should moi
have seen the paper, how yer, had il
not been for the kindness our Old
friend, Mr. .. n. Culver, who in,
forms Us that the deceased, her hus'
band and family we're well known in
Cedar county years sgo. TheSwert
the original settlers upon the farm
now owned and occupied by Rev
J. W.Kynett. and removed to Oregon
in 184o, after having resided in thu
county some ten years.
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1MroRTANr.-Having just purchas-
ed property, | am in need Of money,
and oil persons indebted to me on
notes past due or accounts will please
settle the same at once, and thereby
save trouble and expense. | mean
business. p. WALLACE.
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Muscatine is in the throes of tenn
perance agitation. The ladies not
only besiege the saloons, but the
City Council = well. Meetings are
held and excitement runs high. As
there are thirty-6ve saloons in the
town it would seem that the oppor-
tunity for reform was sufficiently in
viting.
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Fheun,. eaFaches &C., upon the human frame. and
OF strains, SPAWN. gals, &C., upon animals In one
year than have all other pretended remedies aimee
the worid began. Ii .a counter irritant. an al
healing pain reiever. Cripples. throw away their
orutches tha lame walk, poisonous bites ere render
Cd harmless. and the wounded ere healed without
scar. II is no humbng. The recipe n published
around each hottie. II b selling article ever
before s0ld and It sells because It does just what 1t
pretends to do. Those who now suffer- from rheu-
matism. pain or swelling deserve to sufser II they
win not use CentAus Iniment. More than 1000 Ger
Sifca:ss Of rekaarkahle cures, including frosc0
limbs. chronic rheamatiem. govt, running tunsor~,
&C.. have been received. We will send circular
containing ceTtcates the recipe etc. gratis, to any
one requesting L. One bottle ofths yellow wrapper
Cenaur Liniment ID worth 600 for spawned orswee
MED horses and mules. or for screw-worm IN sheep
Stock owners-this linmsnt ID worth your attention
no fSmiiy should be without Centaur Eminent
Sold by all Druggists. 50 cents per bottle large bot
Ties 800. J.B. ROSE 4 CO., So Broadway, NY,
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p. Wallace, at the old stand Of
Reichert Bros, wishes the public to
bear in mind that he has just been
receiving = very large and varied
assortment Of clothing Of all grades,
which he can and win sell at prices
which will astonish the natives. Call
at the City Clothing Store for any
thing from neck-tie to full suit
of clothes.
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The Spring Term Of Upton Semi
nary win open on Monday, March
3Oth- Terms, ten dollars for twelve
weeks. Vocal music taught with
out extra charge.
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WANTED--A few thousand dollars
worth Of FIRST mortgage notes.
Also few thousand dollars to loan for
. term Of years on first mortgage farm
property. Inquire of
CHAs. HAMMoND.
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WAGoNs.-Thrce new lumber wag-
ons for sale low, at my shop. The
above wagons are warranted for one
year.
12-4w S. r. NEIMAN.

A saddle and bride were
brought to this Office Tuesday morn
ing, found, it was said, on east side
Court House Square-where it ap-
pears poor horse stood and shivered
oil night and until some compassion
ate person took pity on the creature.
Since writing the above it has
transpircd that the horse in question
belonged to Mr.. Joshua Hall. Some
one moved the animal from where he
hitched her Monday afternoon; and
he, supposing she had broken loose
and gone home, started Of on foot in
the same direction.
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RESIDENCE AND PASTURE Lots
FOR SALE wish to sell thirty
acres of land, on west side Of Upton,
60 rods from the depot. The greater
part Of it is we'll adapted for residence
purposes; viii be sold very low On
long time, and in lots Of from one to
Eve acres to suit purchasers. Imme-
date possession given. Inquire at
my residence.
3w12 JAS. III. ROrHRocK.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men from
the effects OF errors and abuses IN ear
~ life. Manhood rcstored. Impedi-
mentS Ia marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books aud circu-
lars sent free, In sealed envelopes
Address. Howard Association. No. 2.
Soath Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa
IN Institution having . high reputa.
ton for honorable conduct and pro-
feesional skill. 46yl
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CoDEs.-A law passed the Gen.
eral Assembly giving to each Justice
and township clerk in tho State
cory ofthe Code of 1874.
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The only place in Upton to get
the celebrated ssDunbarr Philadel-
phis" shoes for children is ct Stew
arts shoe store. Stewart is agent
for these goods in Cedar Co. A new
stock lust received. 2w12
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Oastssta IL rn0re than substitute for Castor OIL.
II Is the only SAFE article in existence which 10 Ger
tain 70 assimiIate the food regulate the bowels, cure
wind-colic, and produce natural Sleep II contains
neither minerals. morphine alcohol. and b pleas
ant to take. Children need not cry, and mothers
may rest, ly41
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Chil0ren OltoU LoOk Pate and
Sick

from no other cGAxe thAn having worms in the
stomach,
BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMFlTa
will destroy Worms without injury 70 the child be-
Ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all c0loring
other injurious Ingredients usually used In worm
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors.
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and Dealers In
Medicines st TwENrY-FlvE CENTS ROx, ly4s
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NoTcE-All persons knowing
themselves indebted to Sam Wirick,
are requested to call and settle i'm
mediately to avoid costs.
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THE twelfth annual meeting Of the
lows State Dental Society, will be
held at Dubuque; commencing on
the third Tuesday in May MAY l9)
1874.
Dentists who are not members OF
the society are cordially invited to be
present.
A. 7. ABBOTT. Pres,
Manchester, Iowa.
E. T. RIGBY, Cor. Sec'y.
State papers please copy 3w.
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3w12 JAS. III. ROrHRocK.

Go to the cooperative store for
flower seeds including the new Japan
Coxcomb (Celosia Cristata) from the
linton conservatory. 3ml2