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

Republics they at lset ~ epso
ou9whicl s0I1epot - ref - the
OF sitiol Ind 4 House. kas Cha
:. :; !: 3 : ;:;:s
but Speaker. The only wonder b. ths
opposition did not refuse 70 consider
any proposition which did not give
them everything. The propositions
before made them and declined. aim..
~ showyd t3e Aepe1ics1s vsrs
most earnestly desirous Of affecting 40
osganixation at the earliest posslole
day, 90 - any reasonable .pasey ed
pessooai saesifices aads the sppnsItioa
wers juze - eaFnaBt To- secure thsis
own 'paE.y saAccsss u ufler lndt0sr-
eucs % the wIsAss ead Interests - shs
people. To- sasus d,sposltioa' % the
part o. the Republicans would have
preserved the deed loek Intact for
weeks to come, usless broken - some
accident, or b. sorns membsf rislng
above IN. considerations save those Of
State and people.
The Republicans have lost nothing
By this struggle In the eyes Of N intel
lleent and honest constituency, and u
was their proposition which closed the
strife. The so-cslIed nAnti- Moaopo-
lists,' LED by old Democrats, and these
not even members Of the General
Assembly. have st least exposed what
they are in their profeasiOns IT Re-
form aud their fsssdosn from party
chaiOs. Shacksls Were never Invited
tighter on slaves Of eTimiDa1s. nor
clan ked louder on imprisoned bodiss,
than those party chains which during
this long CONTEXT held fast the pollti-
cal souls of these n0ai.pertisans -
Whatever elss thsss sentlemen may
atismpt In the futuFs, they will hard
~ 60 before the people and beg tor the
votes Of all parties, - many Of them
have done, and were only elected BY 20
doing. because they have disrupted oil
old party ties and beiong to no party.
And they viii scarcely again. - mod
el reformers, thus claim the votes Of
the people. when BY their uncompron-
ising party ism they held back an or
ganization Of the House. with the con-
sequent expense Of the State and delay
OF important business. for nearly two
weeks.
Ifafter tho lesson at Des Moines. the
people nov can believe that they are
likely to Improve matters, to secure
desirable reforms any sooner, or have
less partizanship and more purity. by
supplanting the Republican party OF
Iowa with the odds and ends Of oil OPP
position factions, under the lead Of old
PLAYED out Desnocrats-thsn they have
not studied these lessons to advantage.
and no lesson but that 81 bitter expert.
ence il . trial Of what they want will
serve the purpose. - Darcu'orf Ga
settc. e 4 ~
DR. BAKER's PANAcEA. for Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Champs, Collie,
DiarrhoAa, Cholera MoIbus, Cholera
IniAntum. Epfains. Burns. 6ealds,
Bruises, Clilb!aius. Ernst-bites, Swell
lings, Soreness Of tho Joints, and al
Painful affections Of the body, exteS.
nal and internal. For Colds, 60fe-
throat, Quin9y, and diseases Of tn
throat and nucous membrane, IL y a
invaluable remedy. John +. Henry
Currsn 4 Co, Projectors, Sand 9 Col
lege Place, New York. 3rd
TREATINa THE WRONG DISEASE. =
Many times Women call upon theii
family physicians, one with dyspep.
sia, another with palpltation, another
With trouble Of the breast, auolheI
with pain hsre and there. and In THU
wy they al present alike to them.
selves and their sy-going and indiE
ferent doctors, separate and distinct
diseases. for which be prescribes bin
pills and potions. assuming them "a
be such. when, In reality. they are oil
symptoms caused by some uterine dis
order; and while they are thus only
able perhaps to palliate for time, they
are ignorant OF the cause, aud encouf-
age their practice until large bills are
| made, when the suffering patients arc
no better in the end, but probably
worse for the delay, treatment, and
other complications made, and which
. proper medicine directed to the cause
would have entirely removed, thereby
| institutiDg health and comfort instead
Of prolonged misery.
| From Miss LeRINDA +. ST.. CLAIR,
Shade, Athens Co., o., Dot. 18th,
1872:
"Dr. Il, V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. "
Your Favorite Prescription 10 working
almost like . miracle on me. am
better already than ! have been for
over two years
From ELLA ScHAFER, Zanesville,
Ind, Aug. 5, 1872:
"Dr. Pierce-I received the medi-
cine you sent me and began ueiug II
Immediately. A. result Of the treat
ment feel better than ! have fol
three years."
From Mr.. JoHN K.HAMiLIN,O dell
ILL.,. March 10, 1872:
"Dr. .Pieroe-Ths Favorite Preserip
ton has done me aoo'i. which ! am
very thankful for.o
HENKY's CARBoLIc SALvE 10 n
well-kn0wn that Il II ouly necessary
to caution against limitations. It r.
quires careful ddmirt,sre Of the car
6oliC aCid with other ingredients 70 pro