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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

Colonel, who refearses me story u his
downward career ~ drunkard.
The praying band OF sisters 10 sew
en'y-five strong, and they 60 their
reu1ds every day. but the majority of
the besieged respect lheir overtures.
aDa conduct their business the best
they can. III
At Hi:lsboro, Highland county, of
the nine saloons, including three ho-
tel bars, Rye. have closed, at least tenn
have agreed to sell only on ptescrip-
ton Of regular physician. A saloon
keeper theoa, hn issusd posters wsrn-
Ing the women Of HiilsborO not 10 oh
struct his legitimate business sAd-
dressing the ladies by name, he says:
"You are. therefore, hereby notified
that II such action aud tresprsses are
repeated, l shall apply 10 the laws Of
the State for redress and damages for
the injuries accustomed by reason of
the practices of which | complain. -
All others aiding or encouraging you
by means Of money or otherwise, are
also notified that shall hold them re-
spousible for such advice aud encour-
agement.n The ladies Of Hilisboro.
however. have eight iealers, each com.
manding a baud OF from twenty ~ far-
ts, and divide time regularly. 1.-THE
saloons will not close under = regular
agreement, they propose TO keep per.
msnent guard from this on until peo'
pie get accustomed to do without ~.
looms. Their success thus FAR has been
only average. The record shows tia,
the rsans = -, M lon ~ linu0r haa deor0As
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Tie Dss Noises Leader, speaking
Of Tie Democratic party in Illisois,
sAF t8tsf tAaesaa# sf
1.-THE question ought to be settled
in Illinois . it il in Iowa. Here we
know no old parties. Democrats and
Republicans I'll want to be Anti Mo
nopolsts, and the only. trouble Is to
keep out the demagognes." @
DsnocEsts and iRspahlicaas not or
y I'll wsnt to DO ASH A0oPolista,
but they srs Or ASSUME 70 Be. Speak.
ing Of the Rspabiicsa Is the Ham
ilton Freeman says-"There is not .
Republican n lova swhs i ,aot -
thoroughly and honestly opposed to
nosopoly - ths lo6ds st.mouthed,
self-constituted Anti in the State"
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Hou.ekeeper" OF Health.

The liver being the great depura-
ting or blood cleansing organ Of the
eystem-set this great "housekeeper
OF our health" at woork. and the foul
corruptions which gender in the blood,
aud rot out. as it wers. the machinery
Of life. and gradually expelled, from
the system. For this purpose DIR.
Pierce's Golden medical Discovery
with very small doses Of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pnrgative Pellets are pre- EN-
inently the articles needed They
cure every kind Of humor from the
worst scrofiiIa to the cmmor pimple,
blOtch or eruption. Great eating ulcre
kindly heal under their mighty cura-
tive influence. Viruient blood poisons
that Turk in the system are robbed Of
their terrors, and BY their persevering
and somewhat protracted use the most
tainted ~ steme may be completely rem
ovated and built up anew. Enlarged
glands, tumors aud swellings dwindle
away aud disappear under the iDfiu-
ence Of these great resoivents.
DOCTORS coULD'T HELP HIM.
MEIGsvILLE, Morgan Co., O..
March oath, 1872.
Dear DIR. PIERCE:
When was i2 or Is years OF age /
took what is called Kings Evil, and
by constant doctoring it would heal in
one place and bTeak gu; In anoth or
It also broke out in my left ear. l
first found yonr name in the Christian
AdrOcate, and sent 10 miles for the
first bottle. which did me more good
than all other medicines / ever used
I am % years old and doc'ored with
Ave doctors, and not one OF them help
ed me so ruuch as your bottle Of Die
covery. / have got well and able to
do good days work.
JOHN A. WILSON
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

j The Iowa Senate passed, the other
day 40, nays 0-the following
bin which has direct bearing upon 10
cal matters here. The cases which it
is intended to reach need remedy, as
the tax standing on the books in the
present unsettled shape might prove
bar to the sale Of property and
would lie sure 10 initiate against the
extension Of aid to any new and live
railway project. The bill was intro
duced by Senator Merrill Of Clinton,
and entitled an . Act relating to Taxes
voted in aid Of the Construction Of
Raiiroads:" k
SEtrroN I. Be- enacted dc, That
whenever taxes have been voted and
levied upon the property Of any town
ship, city or town, IN aid Of the con-
struction Of any railroad as provided
BY chapter 4S acts Of the 18th General
Assembly and chapter 1O2 ofthe laws
Of the 18th General Assembly, and
the collection Of said taxes has been,
or shall hereafter be, suspended BY
reason Of the non-fulfillment by the
railroad company in whose favor such
raxes were voted, or to whom they
may have been transferred, of any
contract, agreement, or stipulation in
writing made between such railroad
company and any township, city or
town, for the benefit Of the people, or
resolution or inducements in writing
extended by such raih6ad company
to the people ~ provided by chapter
: ofthe laws of the 14th General As
sembly, and the said collection OF said
taxes has been, or shall hereafter be,
SO suspended for the term Of three
years from the date on which said
taxes were levied, then the right Of
such railroad company to said taxes
shall be deemed forfeited, and the
collection Of the same is therefore
prohibited.
SEC. 2. Whenever it shall appear
to the Board Of Supervisors in any
county in which taxes have been vo-
ted and levied, and the collection
thereof suspended as aforesaid, that
the right to said taxes has been for.
feited as herein provided, they snail
order the same abated and cancelled
upon the books Of the Treasurer Of
said county.
SEC. ;. The penalties provided by
section SG6 Of the code shall not APP
ply to such taxeu voted and levied as
aforesaid and the Treasurer of the
county shall only collect, and any
railroad entitled to taxes voted in aid
Of the construction shall be entitled
to receive after the same have become
delinquent, interest thereon at the
rate Of six per cent per annum.
SEC. 4. This act being deemed OF
immediate Importance shall take effect
90 days from and after its publication
in the Io,ca Strife Register and Io,eo
State Leader.
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n. w. Bailey. trustee Rochester
Jno. baker trustee Rochester twp, 900
Adam Bali. trustee Rochester twp, $50
III. II. Maynard, medical services
to prisoners aud paupeFs. claim !, -
Chambers and Maynard, medical
services to pFisOnen, cl'md 20. DW
sbsv Z Bagley, Goods % 2. =, g ~. q
g. u. Ey1hs = esssssat 70 PanP'r 80
w. q. Eowaes, eloar e UepH. ~
8 NJ. ToWne plans 1of bsi64es.s 1uW
:" s. q g. y +. Ycs 8 is.7s
Z. .o o s .''' &. M =" 100 %
r. 81. Williams. printing for en-, q 60
J. h. Miller, trustee Hugars Greek
twp, o.W
tvp. 900
C.. Fincb. trustee Msssillop twp. 100
Muilosd Z Longley, printing for
inn rs 1880
r. M.Vest, eoal for Court House, 5000
Rei0hogt BeOts,- Uoeo fpr PAu-
psrs, claimtd $I8 On, l6- 30
d. PiOgrey, trustee Pennington
twp, claimed $ 90. 400
l.. Crosby, trustee Pennington
typ. s1i M $40
e. D. Yule, medical attendance
On pavper. ciaimed So %, p.M
J. u. Shearer, Jury yenire, 8 90
M.G. Miller, indexing Surveyors !.
record, 800 go GAO
month"; house work Il p..I. 1900
e. Knott nous 10 p. +. g. 1854
ine bridge, 10 %
"A. Mont, viewing and locating .
bFidges, 1.60
Resolped, That the Auditor draw
warrants for The per diem. and mil
cage Of the Board Is follows:
Alex. Moflii, 2 days, 10 miles, s9.se
H. G. Coe, 2 days, II miles, 9.44
T. G. Prescott,9 days,22 miles, l0.64
Adjourned.
ALEX. MOFFIT, Chairman.
MoREAu CoRRolL. Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.

fTyO all whom IL may concern The COM
i missioner appointed TO view a highway
commencing al the south east corner of
section %, township 81, range west. in Ce-
dar county, running thence west antil IT. in
tersects the road leading to Cedar Bluffs,
and terminating at the southwest corner
of section %. in said township, has reported
In favor of the establishment thereof, and
ali objections thereto or claims for DANA
yes must be filed in the Auditors office on
or before noon of the sixth day Of Ageii, A.
d. 1874, or such highway will be established
iihout reference thereto.
MoREAU CARROLL,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

NJ. Harvey, the nav United States
SenstofffOak Kaasas, ias bees inter
viewed, and says no never was !
democrat; that after the collapse Of
The Whigparty be joined the ranks
Of ths Rspablicsns; 7tht be i in
Supposedly With the Reform movement,
but thinks that reform can be better
accomplished inside Of the Republi-
can party. That's ano1gh. .ls.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

lntAs cas- q Mr.. Smith, the Uni.
StsAssQ omnississse of Indiaa Affairs,
who Ass been charged with wrong
doing q connection with certain Gov
ernmspt land transactions in Mime
sots, ,the coasnittcs of the House OF
Representatives,, after IN investiga-
ton, pronounce the charges false.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

ThssSt., Asnis pspers complain that
they smnotd get rcports Of the Ma
tionii Grange now IN session there.
Ons roper says that al the most en-
terpraiag reportef can get out Of the
Conversion o. pamp out Of it, men,
bers, sscould % Be written out in fun
and put WITH ease in > homeopathic
pelletp ,.44t
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r,nrATE or GEO. ROME. Deceased.

INMATE OF GEO. ROME, Deceased.
II The State Of Iowa, Cedar county, 81. To
whom - msy eOncesn: You are heFeby no.
tiGed that the Anal report Of VIM. Denney,
AomfnIstrntOr Of said estate, Geo. Rome, Is
new ON flle In the once OF the Clerk Of the
Efrcnit Court In and for Cedar county, Iowa,
AID fhat the February torn Of the Circuit
Court ~ said couutyt commencing on the %
Monday. 18th day Oh February. 1871, has heen
81 6 the day Tor fnal hearing IN aatd oAas,
q whlAh time all persons interested may
appear And show cause why eafd Admins.
tFstos should noe = iseiseEgsds Z
!. t WV. III. VANNES6, Clerk.
PeT A. r. FLKMrva. Deputy. sws e
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Respectfully submitted.
80 MOREAU CARROLL,
@ County Auditor.


Resolced, That the Auditor be
authorized to draw warrant on the
Treasurer for $3.50, to pay insurance
for 5000 on Court House for FIVE
years, and . warrant for 80 for "a
800 insurance on house and barn on
poor farm. s
Resolced, That the Auditor draw
. warrant on the Treasurer in favor
Of Isaac Simons, jailor, for the sum OF
$50. @
Petition from trustees Of Sugar
Greek township, asking aid for pau
per. Twenty dollars appropriated.
Petition Of VIM. 9. Evans, for
abatement Of penalty on delinquent
tax. Continued for want Of affidavit.
Notice from Chairman Of Commit
tee On poor, Johnson county, laid be-
fore the Board. Auditor to ascertain
if possible, by correspondence, If the
party (Beni. Broderick) has settle
ment in this county, and if SO, have
him removed to county poor farm.
:. Ordered that the Auditor transfer
IS from the County Fund to State
Fund TO balance account with Codes.
Ordered that S. NJ. Town be auth
orized to draw plans and specifications
for each Of the bridges to be built, for
The use Of contractors, if called for.
Rssolvsd, That the Auditor draw
. warrant on the Bridge Fund, In ia
voe Of +. Corey. for SIS for extra ex-
cavstion and extra plank furnished in
building bridges. III 5
The following il the list of claims
presented and the action Of the Board
thereon. 800 e@a8 A II
Allowed Is claimed unless other
wise stated: IT,
Janssas Massze of Claim. Allowed,
g. AGeLeod, atty State ~. c.,
B Il::o1, lip CLERK. Farm. : 500
inlysh Twp, elAinsd $3.50 ESQ
b. WuGA ~ oouek, Massilson !
vDsG1l1no6 r0Go, sz gss $500
- So = - see
~, Sisiis::d 81, b, 1eoolI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

Caseerta b. more than O substitute for Castor Oil.
Il Is the only article in existence which Is GER
tain assimi!ate the food regulate the bowels, cure
wind and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals, morphine alcohol, and Is pleas
ant to take. Children need not cry, and mothers
may rest. lyH
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Davenport Market.
ssrArE or ADDISON prGGorr, Decea..

III ed.
The state Of Iowa, Cedar county, HI: To
whom 1t may concern: You are hereby no.
tiAed that the final report OF Jesse Piggott.
Administrator Of said estate, and s.sking 10
tIss C:erE 81 ssid Court. in ana Sor cedar
county, and that the nfst day Of the Febru-
AIRY tern Of the Circuit Court Of sAtd county,
commencing on tbs third Monday, 10Th day
l0fFebruary, 1873. has been set astfle day for
dnal hearing In said case. ~ which time All
persons interested may appear and show
eassae why said Adminiatrator should not
bA discharged WIN, II. yANNESS, Clerk.
WOLF, LASDr 4 YATES. Attys. Eve
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

i There are yet 1900, OOO, 600 acres
public lands in the country that are
unsurveyed,. but after dedacting
swamp lands, deserts, mountains, rail-
way and other grants, it j. estimated
that the whole amount Of arabic lands
available for settlement cannot exceed
$50 or 400 millions Of acres. Last
year nearly four millions Of acres were
taken by homestead settlers, and the
estimate is that before . ceptury clap
ses, eli the srabla lands Of the country
will be absorbed,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

Some une has introduced into the
lows Hons very sensible bin to A.
low township clsrks to adninistsr
ostAs . eAsir owa townships. tn
pa4Ass wsald cave much unnecesss.
y navel md tsosbls. '-ss i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

Twenty-nine State Legislatures,
besides our own, arc now fling atthe
old laws and grinding out new ones.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

Whatever may be the result of the
Tnhborne trial, and there is no hope
for the claimants success, the case
has been q prodigiously expensive
one. Were the claimant to triumph,
his expenses already incurred would
eat up a vast portion Of his property,
while the crown has thus far. spent
about 81, sos, 600 in opposing him.
The lawyers, as may be inferred from
these figures, have had no reason to
complain,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

rheuna. ear-ache, &c, upon the human frame. and
Of strains SPAWN, gals. &c, upon animals In one
year than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. 1t counter-irritant, an all
healing pain reliever. Cripples throw away their
crutches. the lame walk poisonous bites are render
ed harmless, and the wounded are healed without a
il Is no humbng. The recipe Is published
around each bottle II is selling rs no article ever
before sold, and il sells because II does just what It
pretends TO do. Those who now suffer from rheu-
matlsm palm or swelling deserve to suffer II they
win mot use Cen.aur Liniment More than 1000 Ger
tiftcates OF remarkable cures, including frozen
limbs, chronic Rheumatism govt, running tnntcrs,
&C.. have been received. We will send circular
contaiung certifcaes the recipe, etc. gratis, to any
one requesting IT, One bottle ofths yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment Is worth 500 for spawned swee
MED horses and mules, or for screwworrn In sheep
Stock ownen-thts Imminent Is worth your attention
No family should be without Centaur Liniment.
Sold by all Druggists 80 cents per bottle; large bot
ties iI.oo J. B. ROSE q CO.. So broadway. N Y.
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A correspondent of the Des Moines

A correspondent of the Des Moines
Register says that Claggett, of the
Keokuk Consultation, has justified
himself for interfering with the "An-
ti-Monopoly" caucuses as an advisor
ii not dictator, by the following re-
mark: sThese old farmers in the
Anti Monopoly party don't know
enough 10 run political party, and
30 outsiders hare to come in and
help them They probably know
enough by this time TO understand
that, by having permitted themselves
to be thus "run" by old Democratic
dernagogues, they have lost very
considerable of the confidence Of the
people.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

|. Il Is proposed in Congress- 70 3D.
jousn ahs present session on the 10Th
Of May. s-iar ~rtb J .sa ~s deft
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Ar snedssy. cseseo. Howard Co.
ss s.n,s. h! 2,csS s:s;.r p.,,.. "a
n.1 C1esk, Cc.ncdl nln@A.
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QUINCY 4 SO. GRANGE. 50. - IL. HAsIEr. Sec. /
= = end each alternate Taesd,y evening there
p anee nor,..,.~ r.. NV. BAILEY, sec.
PRArnIE BELLE GLANCE. cHA.s wrsx. SEC.
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EAGLE GRANGE, No. o. Ell wen Sec,
r. O., Wilton Junction, iowa
OAK HILL GRANGE. No. ia4 E.w. Cos, see.
r. q. Clarence. Iowa.
PLEASASTyALLET GRANGE NO. "a Regular
Meetings are headcn the saturday eveuing OF q
Immediately preceding the full moon In each
meath Nisittng bretAren axA stasem always
,wsac9mss NAcKEY MARTIS, Sec,
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r. o.. Lo0aens Iowa. sass A. II. onLEy, Sec.
FREM0Nr uRANGE. no. 81 Regular Messing,
On Tuesday Evenings On or before full moon.
W. iNKAs AaetfE. AnTnUR Yorxo. Sec.
r. O.. Nechanicsville, Iowa.
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Ccnlaur l.inimcnl.

There Is no pain which The Cen
taur Liniment will not relieve, no
swelling 1t will not subdue, and no
lameness which 1t will not cure.
This is strong language, but 1t Il
true. II has produced more cures
of rheumatism. neuralgia, Jock
jaw, palsy. sprains. sweliings,
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Tlpf0n-W. l. 4CCDU1KEY.
ClRfonca-8gE.AaH 1N1ooN,
Mechanfczville-HAa RA6LEY,
Wnten-w.A NOo11. ~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-05-30

price as in New England, also dry
goods and groceries.
The. Changers have opened a store
here at Dewitt, this Spring, and are
selling goods low; some articles they
have run down are selling less Unan
cost. There is qnite a competition
just now in prices here Some Of the
wiseacres tereaSo1ts predict that the
Order of Changers will be short lived /;
as some disafection prevails already
in these Western Lodges. The
weather is just delightful, the crops
are looking finely Spring wheat is
three or four inches high and is com
Ing forward rapidly. Corn and po-
tatoes are coming up and growing
finely. There are but few potatoes
planted in this vicinity, owing to a
bug that has nearly destroyed the
crop for two or three years past, and
that accounts for the high price of
potatoes here. J
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-05-30

The Daily Graphic has the follow
ing account of Miss Nellie Grants
wedding outfit.
The President and Mrs Grant have
given their daughter q trousseau d
Queen might envy. The number, va
riety and elegance Of these articles
which compose 1t could scarcely be
surpassed. / think the number of
dresses fully equals those Of which
Queen Elizabeth is said to have died
possessed. There can scarcely be less
than 100. There ave three blue silks Of
different shades for evening wear.
One Of these is trimmed with rows
OF wide Falenclcnnes lace, headed by
bands, Of gold-colored embroidery.
There are three yellow silks, one Of
which has blue silk mingled with its
trimmings, and is garnished with the
handsomest blond lace. Four rose-col.
ored silks of different shades are very
elaboratly made and trimmed, and
lavender silk is trimmed with itself
and white lace. Another evening
dress is of white silk with the black
lace fiounces which were ordered in
Brussels with the white lace which
trims the wedding dress. A second
white silk has boquets brocaded upon
it which seems as if you could raise
them in your hands, so perfectly are
they wrought. A black tulle dress is
embroidered IN colors, as is also u
white tulle. All the silk dresses have
two waists, one de0clLete, the other high.
There SIRE seven black silks, some
trimmed with lace, some embroidered,
and Others mixed with colols. Then
there ave street suits Of the neutral
tints Of silks and the cloth colors. A
dark peacock blue is especially ell
egant. But the most tempting of the
treasures are the white dresses for
morning wear OF fine French muslin
with numberless ruflles and pulfs and
exquisite lace, to be worn over col
ored silks. 1t seems as if there were
dozens Of these. All the silks for
house wear have boots to match.
All those for outdoor wear have hats
to correspond. A white silk paPasol
covered with white lace, and another
covered with black lace have handles
OF ivory, exqpis:tely earvedin India.
There are three India shawls, hand
some sacque of black Brassles lace,
and otlicr wraps Of every kind. The
dnglie fairly rivals the outer garments
There are dozens and dozens of these
articles, futod, puRed, tucked en-
bfoidered' and, tpimmed, with costly
lace andIall the fabrics of the very
finest description In their elaborate
stylo,, they would suffice to daze any
launGress whose brain is not very
evenly balanced. The travelling
dress for the steamer is navy blue
English waterproof, skirt and red
ingote simply made. The hat is of
dark blue telt with wing on it,