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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29
FROM WESLEY CHAPEL.
Muslc In Common schools.

Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the pro-
gress Of the Teachers Institute held re-
Gently ct York Prairie, q school
teAcher said 10 reply to an address
which upheld the propriety of music
being required to be taught in common
schools, that music was something
every one could learn, something ea-
silly learned, and common thing, and
he therefore did not deem it expedi-
emit to have II bro't into public schools.
"A poor excuse 10 better than none."
There are many school teachers who,
II music was required to be taught.
would have to lay down the feruls and
book and, undoubtedly, Ego west."-
We cannot agree with the gentleman
in the assertion that music Is easily
learned. According to good authority.
music 10 the most difficult Of the fine
urks: not - common thing" and to
acquire perfect knowledge Oft re-
quires long years OF diligent study /; to
say nothing Of long hours Of practice.
The greater majority Of people can
sing . tune that their fore fathers
aang, but to sing aeU tune--there IL .
general clearing OF throats, and dec
laration sf 'sevsrs Colds" or polite
~ don't sing. thank you"
Music cannot be learned by merely
studying booka, yeta knowledge Of
the rudiments Gan be obtained Ia this
way. but to sing takes practice, and
practice with the aid OF q skiilfui
teacher.
Music is the 10 kaion OF nature and
Of life what dressy, desolate aud
seemingly forsaken world this would
Be, II It were not for music. Music
will cheer the sad heart when all
things else fall. Music Ii . great part
Of devotional service. In the language
Of the xcviii psalm: Sing unto the
Lord with the harp. with the harp
and the voice Of psalm, With the trum-
pent, and sound ofthe corouet. Make
. joyful noise before the Lord, the
King"
Music ID fast gaining ground, and 1t
IL hoped that ere long II will be re,
quired 10 public schools.
Most children like to sing;and . few
minutes each day would not BE-, or
scarcely bs noticed, - regards time,
and the 10 acher would 6ud that his
pupils would be greatly revived In
spirit, for childIsu ars always enthu-
siastic about music. C..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29
no BRIDGE BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Auditors Once In Upton, Cedar County,
Iowa, until II o'clock noon on the 9Th day
Of February. 1874, for the superstructure or
TIE following bridges: ssss3
Engleris bridge, Massillon township, .
feet span.
Plum Creek bridge. Massiilon township, q
feet epan.
McCarfney bridge, MassilIon township, -
feet xpau. .fess5ssS ssfsss-7tf
Blair bridge, Inland township, 10 feet
span. h9sN
Lizxard creek bridge. Springfield town.
ship, 30 feet span.
Wapsinanoc bridge. Iowa tosnshtp, ~
feet span.
]. W. Bell bridge, Cover township, Fl feet
span. 4 8ti 1
Wright bridge. Cover township. - feet
span. s&8t
John Stout bridge, cass township. q feet
span.
Two bridges in Pioneer township. 81 feet
span each.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. MOREAU GARia1Ids,
3wi Auditor of Cedar Co., Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

A - eeeideat eeoared at the Wis
cousin Univsrsity Mosday night. a
pasey u students wsfs soe1elag -
font Of the University, By having two
slslghs conuectsd together with
plank. Several ladies and gentlemen
were - ~ sleighs, swhish Fashino
down hill with frIghtful rapidly. sud-
denly upset, throwing Mir Minnie
Phelps against . tree, crushing her
head ell to pieces and killing her in.
stantly. Mr.. Charles Wilkins who
was also bsdly hurt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

The Minnesota Legislature has
adopted resolution to cut down the
cost Of stationary for the session from
1000 to $500. The last session voted
Sc, 900 for postage stamps, which has
also been cut of. 1t is good thing
for . party to be put upon small ma.
ioritiee occoeioually,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

Mr.. Logan has introduced into con
gress a bill for the payment Of pen
sions to the survivors Of the Mexican
war. It provides for the payment of
eight dollars a month to each honor
ably discharged officer or soldier.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

An ex-chaplain is going to write
tho 3History Of the Work Of Grace
in the Army Of Tennessee, !" and 4 Ten
nessee paper says it win be an easy
Job.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

The Recommendation In Gov. Car.
psnter's message thst soldisD' o..
phans' homes 10 this State b turned
into public orphan ssyiums, when
they shail b. no longer needed for the
purpose for which they wers design
Cd, d ID our judgmsnt, . sensible one.
We are approaching time whom We
will need no longer to furnish asy-
Inns 70 The orphans Of soldiers In the
late war. but the patriotic provision
made Tor their bsns6t may vary prop
srly b ussd for the accommodation Of
Others whom misfortune may make
wards Of the 6taas. -Ds0wqus Herald.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

NOTICE TO BlIILDERs.

Tor farnishing portfons Of
ID the material. and erecting a brick
school house in the independent District Of
Louden, Cedar county. Iowa, are hereby so-
licited according to plans and specifications.
which mayb b. found In the ofEce OF the
President q The Board. b. n. Kinney, Lou
ten, sealed and forwarded. through the mail.
No bids received after the 18th day OF
AarOA a s1A 8hs Hoard rcserve theriRht 20
reject any Or MI bids
BY order of Board Of Independent District
Of Louden. b. II. KINNEY,
Awn5 NYf President.
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a vear .vo ". Thom Dson = y

A year ago. w. Thompson, q farm
er's son, living ct Fulton. Jackson
county. lows, enlisted in the regular
army ct the Office In Dubuque, but
soon afterward deserted and fed the
country. Several month"; ego hs re-
turned home. vooed and won . maid
against her parents' wishes. Her par
cuts opposed the match and rather
than have Thompson GDs . sOp- in-lAw,
Informed ths officers several days ago
OF his whereabouts and had him sr-
rested 90 the eve Of his marriage. and
brought 10 Dubuque hsndouhsd, and
lodged 10 jail. a sg 4
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Bsscher gets So. 80 . minute vhsn haI
Hectares. This 10 most ~ saets610tory
Is preaching.
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ART DEPARTMENT. 1874

there Two me cnr0mOS, 01ge0&Df
ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.
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designs appropriate 70 The season. BY our ssss ari.
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Premium for 1874.
Every subscriber to THE ALDINE for the year
pictures we're painssd IL oil ior the .,eSs.sSs. Of
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CHICAGO. Jan. = 1878.

A R$OLvTE pIvoHCEs, OBTAINED
'eerttOn. ~ No publicity roqnire1. ~
,ee % nnW divorce &ragtsa: AadFess
- ,BrsAwaay, N, r.. HOUSE hea s', Asasosssy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

Dr.. Bakers PANAcEA, for Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Champs, Collie,
DiarrhoAa, Cholesa Mosbus, Cholera
IniAntum, 6pfains. Burns. 6eAlds,
Bruises, Clilb!ains, Ernst-bites, Swell
lings, Soreness or tho Joints. and al
painful affections Of tho body, extsS-
nal and internal. For Colds, 60se-
throat, Quin9y, and diseases Of the
Throat and nucous membrane, IL h IN
invalusbls remedy. john +. Henry,
CurTsn 4 Co, Proprietors, Sand 8 Cob
lege Placc, New York. 3rd
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

is repealed. A joint resolution re-
questing Congress to pass an act
compelling the Northwestern Rail.
road to allow other roads to run their
trains over their bridge at Clinton
upon reasonable terms. A joint res.
olution looking to the relief Of the
Northwestern sufferers. A joint res
olution asking Congress to offer
constitutional amendment providing
that no Congress shall pass law in
creasing the pay Of its members.
Thus far the Republicans have led
off in the matter Of railroad legisla-
tion--two bills both from that side of
the house having been introduced,
providing for tariff and tax law.
The Anti Monops. have been exceed
ingly faithful during the "grab' for
Office; but they have been very quiet
since the organization Of the House,
and I've heard Of none of them yet
Who had anything prepared on the
railroad question, which is somewhat
Is it was supposed that
,very man Of them would have bill
,esdy to introduce and do battle for
IN the first day of the session.
Colonel Shane, of Benton county,
rho perhaps would make as good or
,etter Governor to succeed Carpen-
er than any man in Iowa, offered the
GLOWING Is test Of the Senate on
he regulation and taxing Of railroads.,
which was ordered printed and re-
ierred TO committee On railroads:
"Resolved, That in the sense Of the
Senate this General Assembly shall
not adjourn until laws shall have been
passed upon the following subjects:
'slst, Regulating and providing for
reasonable maximum rate Of
Loigbts Ard passenger fares on and
3kf TIA railroads Of this State.
"a, Esphibiiing railroads doing |,
.zilejees 81 this State from hereafter
: ing o. holding any more real ss-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

Upton Market.

TIPToS. Jan. D. ls7s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

We are now prepared TO do the very best
kird 0f work, and would especially solicit
custom work, knowing that we can rive sat.
ismcfion. custOmers can always get their
work done on the shortest notice,
Flour always ON hand, 3 y ss @siHA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

New CAMPAIGN LlEICs. BY TIE CAR-
SON QUAErETTE.-Among the entertain
ing features of to-nisLt's Republican
Rally, will be the singing of two new
songs. by the Carson Quartstte. These
songs were composed especially for the
occasion. The Quartette viii also sing
the song which they sang at the big rati-
fication meeting held here week before
last, and which was published in yester-
DAYS APPEAL. These singers have, be-
You'd any question, the best four male
voices in the State. All their songs con-
tain local and personal hits.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15
tah IL, Ii b2o
Evening Report.

Is Fillmore 15c
so Mahogany
1918 Opl.ir -. 4eH. 4SS slo. AZ.
30 yellow jacket 100. loJ $50. l0s es
% Hale + Eorcross 81. 81 y. 81 bio, elS
SOS Belcher 6414, Ga, 65 \ BIO. SAX
40 Crown Point SIN, 81, es4 slo, o'S
$50 Chollsr Sc, 6&k, IS
$50 California 81. 5Sst
us Confidence 216, -. %
$50 Overwan 72Is b5. TsA, 20 $50, 70
sos Nevada s. -
as Con Virginia 81. % slo. 99S
075 Woodvlle y, -
50 Caledonia 2Ss
Seq Belchcr l5A. leA
iG) Savage IS. ~. 50, s2h
200 Valley 6i.. So, 90
$50 Raymond x Ely 49,, l5a ljs
355 Eureka Con T., l2t, l2t
- Phoebe 81
Ita Washington 4 Creole II. u
leo Erickson 25c
80 Belmont 49,, b2, -
- Monitor >. -
$50 Newark =. iac. l..
30 EIdorado South 2is,
400 Cherry Greek st.
zoe prussian
~ Eureka Il V So
400 Z Mill i, u Z b O. -.
200 CalistoEa I0i,, l3l.. lc1s
$50 Mansfield -..6%
.s79 G Chariot ,. ~. -, rs
200 Empire Ida!i3 :
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

Dan MADEIRA came back to his old
stamping ground yesterday morning
thus illustrating that the oldest of the
old timers cannot resist the loadstone OF
attraction which constantly draws her
cid residents back to Carson. Dan looks
rugged and stlong.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

TIE culvert on Telegraph street Is fin
ished from Carson to Ormsby street,
and is rapidly being extended. There
are other bitches that need 0verhaChng
especially the one in front Of this
Office. We will take our oath to that
fact.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

TIE SCALES of Justice remained evenly
balanced Yesterday. Not single case
came 10 before ms Honor for adJudics-
ton.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

PxRsoSAL.--G General A. l.. Page Of
Aida Valley was in town yesterday
morning. He speaks at the Republican
meeting tonight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

LosT-A Scrap-book, containing the
writings of the owner. The finder vii
be literally rewarded on leaving the boob
at this office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

I.O.R M-The regular Councils OF pLate
Tribe No. l, of Carson CITY, are hso az the naii
~ Canitol Lodge l. O. .. f, on Monday oven
ing of each seven suns. A general attenaance
Of tho Chiefs and Brothers is solicited.
BY order Of the Sachen,
r. E. KELLY.
..o,s {. Of K.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

Tar FAvcaIrx-The Bank Exchange Saloon.
corner Of King and Ormsoy streets, Is teconin.
the fayorite resort Of this city ms eteA'
st,rorti,n il Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best of wines. liquors and cigars are. also. sold
at the bar A first class Billiard Table Tor the
Amusement of guests, cold lunch at all hours
AMI hearty good cheer FOR all are It's reconneh-
da.ions TO public favor. K. Il Brown Is .no
proDrirtor
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

THE WAEM SP-INos BAIL To-Mo&&o"
STaHr.-Wo are reminded to speak Of
this catertainment-for which great
preparations are mahing-by compliment
tary tickets thouehtfully bestowed On
the editorial department OF the APPEAL
Thanks, John. We will be there either
in person or proxy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

THERE are now 9l6 voters registered
in Carson precinct.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

Dn.F.I. WHITE, physician and surgeon, mas
removed his Office from the Ormsny LOUIS "
~ sr;,. ~ rooms over C. +. Coltcn's Drug
Stn-, on Carson street He may there be con-
shifted during ali bours of the day and night
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

REPCBLIcAN PRIHAEIEs At THE GLEN
DEooK.-A dispatch from friend Of the
cause. dated Gienbtook Oct. Il, informs
rs that The pfimaIie, passed of
quietly. \ iui! vote tof Gave I.o"l, Ply
cinct; WIS poilol, and the hess Of feeling
prevails" Z his sounds well for or a.
low Republicans Of Douglas, a..l Gouht-
les indicate, the complexion o; things
in that county-tlat i. q handsome Re
publican victory.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

Mr.. FosrEE'5 Capitalization IS
called 10 NJ. Benjamin F. Fosters card,
elsewhere published, protesting that the
ros5ammaIcI and Dollyhed DENIES
have been taking liberties with his name.
He says. positively, that lie IS not viii
ling that his name should thus be en-
ployed. TIE fact is, the Dolly-Dems
have taken this sort Of liberty With other
citizens, who have no sympathy with
them u their cause.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15
Speeches, Music, and SenEs:'

Bv a sort Of impromptu arrangement
there is 10 be grand rally OF the hosts
of Republicanism, at Moore u f"fAef
Hall, this evening. Among the speakers
announced for the occasion are, hon.
JONAS SEELY, GEN. 4. L. PAGE, and A.
J. LOCKWOOD. As the bill says, land
Others" we shall expect to hear from
GENERAL. EDWARDS, land others. ms
will be. can be, rather, # the kspuoli-
cans of Carson and Empire stand IN,
a splendid, enthusiastic. warming meet
inc We have no doubt it will be so;
for our energetic County Committee
leave no stone unturned to put things III
the best possible shape. The occasion
| will be eniivened with music, and as IS
elsewhere stated, the Carson teuartette
Club-Messrs. Mason, LAUGHToN, HALE
and HOLMES, will be on hand and sing
some new campaign songs. composed
for the occasion, with local and personal
| hits. etc. STAND IN, EVERYBODY
| The ErTERPE Brass BAND REVIVED.
A. is elsewhere stated, Dan Madeira
returned to Carson yesterday morning.
His return was the signal for reunion
Of all the old brass-banders, at Charley
Friends store and there they agreed
to revive their old organization. The
members of this band as at present con-
stitnted. are as follows: Dan Medelra,
leader: CLa.. w. Friend, Theodore
Hale, John 2. Meder, Lyman Frisbis,
George Coving, Henry Sharp. Dean
Hatch. and Jack Grant--nine lnstru-
meuts' The first eight of them belonged
to tho old band Now, Carson will no
longer be compelled to send abroad for
martial music. Unfortunately. band
in Virginia had been engaged for to-
nioht before our new band had been
formed.
CHOICE AND CHEAP WINTER CLOTHING.
Messrs. kopple & Plat have just re-
ceived and are displaying the finest lot
of Winter clothing ever brought to Car
son. Amongst this lot are some over
coats of excellent pattern and first "a
materials: and the beauty of 1t Il,
Mcssrs K ( F. offer their goods at the
most astoui.hinely low prices ever
ire.mt of in this part Of the world.
Their furnishing department Is very full
ana comprises some 81 .ro 'no'J ,sr
..t;r,s n+', a.. Wv brnngIt IA Mi,
,lari-n, 40 a,,d ,,Ls . ,In, tLem
MAJ ~ 80 '.---o --0
RErCBLIcAH PRIMAEIEs At THE GLEN
,,.,o-- l;.,otcb from, = friend Of the
Ii,,,r...,.o.4 - i,,;,.,,,.
CAUSE 'a'ea "iei'p'o0N co. / = '---.'- -
HIS that = he primaries IaSsea on
quietly. iuH Vote Loi cave 1'g"li l'-
prevails" This sounds well for oar fl
10" hepnh-ir4is Of n9n2I@s, .'',t - [ rI; ".
+1 --t,' co.',tvItIat j., = Handsome Ee.
publican victory.
----
TIE C4LsoN CITY NAtLF No"A'
ovrsd By orr entarrris;ry friend, Mr.
n !, cp.a.,ev .ra ,sainr offended +
the northwestern :'"ft o. inc 'oT IIoa- ~ u.
XXI! !rI;a rav arr,ye,i fr1n, CsIifornia will
5 lie laid as soon as the ditch for their re.
} i ception can Is made. Wo.kr2en aie
now engaged along the line Of Spsnl
: street, preparing for this improvement.
71.: = r-.-..-,,- ,orI
N'-4~'' - 800
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

4 Glorious Time in Nosre ~ Par'1er-
NaIl!:.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY 40
NIGHT:

.sStanI ill.," Everybody:
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DIED.
RDTJti Aii&tlt Ais.

n Frau.tpya, Oc.oJcr Il, Ereieri'A E''''
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15

GUNS, PISTOLS AND AMNuNilloN'
Has always for sale:
Hallet Davis 4 Co.'S Pianos,
Becker Bros Grand Pianos
Geo Woods 4 Co. IS Psrlor Organs.
Howc's Sewing Machines,
Buttericks Paper Patterns.
Orders to any part of the State solicited ana
Musical Instruments Repaired.
Store in Rinckels new brick building, next to
Theatcr
Carson City......-............ .Nevnn0.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-08

Dr.. Boullt at first positively refused
to resign. Then it was that men,
bers Of the committee said to Dr..
Bonllt, "For Gods sake resign" tel
ling him the inevitable consequences
to himself il he persisted in his refa-
sal.-Republican, Aug. lot.
Mr.. Tunnsrd you had better post
yourssH before you make such. q
slanderous statement-and No would
warn you not to reitera&e . charge
that the members Of tho Committee
were representing . body Of cut.
throatA The Committee did not in.
innate any violent intentions to DR.,
Boallt, BY the Mass Meeting, for none
sess intended, and No take occasion
- pronounce tho above ! pure fabri
cation Of your fertile brain, and false
q hell.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-08-08
State Convention.
A Call to the White PEOPLE of
the State of Louisiana.
The Basis Of Representation for
the Convention.

Tho State Central Committee Of tho
democratic party Of Louisiana, having
disappointed tho expectations and wish.
- Of the people Of the country parishes
in calling State democratic convention
to assemble in New Orleans on the fourth
Wednesday in August, and in assuming
to organize tho democratic party in tho
opening campaign; and there being no
organized body authorized to call . con-
vention Of tho white people Of tho State,
We, believing that No represent, in this
matter, tho wishes Of ninety.nine one
hundreths Of our white fellow-oitisens,
suggest:
That tie several parishes Throughout
the State, and tho several wards in tho
city Of New Orleans, elect or sppoint
delegates 10 . Convention Of the white
people to assemble in Alexandria, in Rap.
idss psriah, Tuesday, tho 6nt day Of
septembsr, 1914, to ;nominata : State
Treasurer and members Of Congress for
the several Congressional districts to