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


h .r., TSSk ID t Sssssi &c coq 1a q
William Assnt, seeL J Fesy Tes1, ~.
rG T!ls% ias o.. sxssrski i ss x e.
q. Il. McCormick.s Glenn 4 Price, -. \
" Wesicott, W. q. Aingus. Fairbanks
Morse q Co.. j. c. Cutting and Thoe
Il You are hereby notified that there 10 now
on file in the 0 ce Of the Clerk Ut the Cir.
euit Court. In and Tor the count. Of Cedar
In the state III Iowa, . petition Of q. p. Cock
plaintiff, claiming Of you the sum Of one
hundred dollars together with interest
thereon mt tho rate Of ten per cent. per an
mum from December Ist, A. D., 1870, on one
promissory note made by the defta VIM
and Margaret Brant. and also asking the
foreclosure OF the certain mortgage given t.
secure the pay ment OF said proHissory mote
covering the north half Of the nnrthwesi
quarter Of section eight Isl. aud tho south
west quarter Of the southwest quarter oi
section i've Isl. aiiin township eighty fsp
north OF range four AL west OF the 81 b r. NJ .
and asking decree establishing his lien
under said mort gage as against all Of said
defendants and other matters as prayed
No personal Judgment In asked against an i
except the defts Vim and Margaret Brant
Now unless you appear u said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon OF she
second day ofthe next term Of said Court
to be begun and held at Upton. In said
county, On the 10th day Of February 1871 a
default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered and decree entered
thereon In accordance with the prayer oi
WOLF. LANDr 4 YATES,
n2wi Attorneys for Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

H. Hastings Circuit Court
against Of
Frank y, ySngh, and Cedar Co. Iowa,
To Frank 81. vought and I.ucretia p
ycught, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file iii The Office OF the Clerk OF the Cir
cnit Court. In and for the County OF Cedar
in the state Of Iowa, q petition OF II. Hast
iDgs Plaintiff. claiming OF yon the sum OF
three hundred and Thirteen and 81 100 dol
lars together with Interest thereon at the
rate of ten per cent per annum from Feb.
ist, 1912, Cess $3.50 on two pysss.Ssoyy notes
and asking foreclosure OF the mortgage CIV
en- by you to secure said notes covering the
following property in Cedar County. Iowa.
tO-Wit:
Lots ono ~ aud two f2), and the following
described portion OF lot three t31. to-wil:
Commencing at the southeast corner oil
said lot three ~. thence running west one
hundred and four tlDI feet, thence north
twenty tive 81 feet. thence east one hun
dred and four fl0ij feet, and thence south
twenty-five 81 feet 70 the place of beginning
all In block five Isl, in the town Of Louder
In said Cedar County.
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon OF the
second day Of the next term Of said Court.
10 be begun and held at Upton, in said
County, an the I8th day of February. 1874 a
default viii be entered against ypu, and
judgment rendered thereon and decree IA
accordance with the prayer oi said petition
WOLF, La DIT Il YATES,
n2wl Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Of chronic and Acute rheumatism, Neural
g1a, l,umbago, Sciatica, Kidney, and Nerv.
OOs Diseases. after years sof suffering. by
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the scientific discovery OF ]. L. FILTER. Nj. d.,
. regular graduate physician, with whom
we are personally acquainted. who has for
- years treated these diseases exclusively
with astonishing results. We believe IL our
christian duty, after deilberation, To con-
ecientiDusly request sufferers 10 use Ii, es-
pecially persons in moderate cifcunstan.
ces, who cannot afford Ia waste time and
money on worthless mixtures. As clergy
men we seriously feel the deep responsible
ity resting on us in publicly endorsing this
medicine. Hut our know ledge and expert
ence OF its remarkable merit fully iustiftes
our action. Rev G FL Ewing. Medina Psnn'a
suffered sixteen years. became hopeless
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Phiiada. Rev j u DAVIS, Hightstown, n. J..
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der Balm, Stanwood. Iowa. Rev q q smith,
Pittsford, New York. Eey Joseph Beggs,
Falls Church. Philadelphia. Other tesiimo-
malls from Senators, Governors. Judges,
congressman, Physicians. Sc.. forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these dis.
eases. onefhousand dol lars i'll be presented
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equal merit under fest. car that can produce
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agreeiu To refund money upon sworn state-
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valuable advice costs nothing. 1y2s
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THE GREATC CAUSE
HUMAN I MISERY.

sSWU fuOESNeu, w u OSOteQ x1UtSt0fSSs kYyc&
sir ceNks.
Lecture on me Nature, Treatment aad 9e6eal esso
OF SpermatorrhRa, or seminal WeakueDa
Induced by Self-Abuse. Involuntary Ennis
sions. Impotency, Nervous Debility, 40
impediments 10 Marriage genesally; Coo.
sumption, Epilepey and Fits; Mental and
Physical lncapactty, etc.-Bg k0DkRT j.
CuLvERWELI.. NJ. D.. Author Of the
The world renowr,ed author. in hi, ADM.
rable Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences Of
self-Abuse may beeffecsnally renewed With
out medicines, and without dangerous sur,
gicai operations. bougies, instruments, Ytnes
or cordiais, pointing out q mode Of cure g
once certatG and. e6ectuai By which every
ufferer no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheAp ply. pstvately ana
radically. This Lecture Will ptose bees 70 tAss-
san6U and tAosean1o. N SA5G h CT
sent, under seal. ip 2 plain envelope, -
any address. on the reeefpt Of sin cents, -
two postage stamps, BY addressing the pub
Also, DIR. CuLvERWELLs "Marrises
Guide" price 50 cents
Address the publishers.
lyiS sFSh CHI Al. ]. G. KLINE,
TAT essssyNssHeek, Post Once Box. $3.50
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go. D0GnoW o. - 1u8.@ 4
a w. W
r - lehaHe On the salary bin il
! a. : 60 u Sdnasdsy, 0su. John q
0ordca. 6enn4oe ID Gecsxia, 80
nnpo1nn - - 1870 ~
r q "a y v -
l0 - % q q 49,
! bo reduced lea per cent, and that
th2 49, x@{lK 76xynxospr general,
49, u liter eS6exzl, stfgeoe gener-
81. aad ether efaf officers b fixed at
~ 900: . eonmodoee Of the navy,
~ 90: u xice -adminhle and hellSsu
y Ia th6 aiS3Y,s W,De.
- q es1l0f 0ears go.
n. 1ogdpn copte I'D that the salary
a. Is iallIeal3 0lB66r in tilne of peace
|skS - ssssed that Of the pay Of =
LATED States Se4etols - gneater
pon 6iux - = - 3he pr.
he dltnity of a. olti6u vas MO
Il favor q TIE Senators, who were
tho cre6tors, while the army olbcers
|vpH tA4cre(kppep. TR laboe Pr
|0s9Dd Id to es1ses aeaAEed y
Senators were incomparably greater
- lh&se - o9oees q - army
He thep pesceeded to make : person
exPAaation in regard to motives
which had been imputed to him. ne
would state hero what ne had citen
I'd nixSesly tat 4 the sessesnsHt
Of the Glkculties Of the country bad
zen m TO theafmiee at APpomat-
tox Npeh OF the disturbances which
hodt10Owed that event would have |
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

Every schoolboy knows that kite
would not fly unless it had string
tying it down. 1t is just so in life.
The man who is tied down by half a
do1sn. responsibilities and their moth
er will make q higher and stronger
fight than the bachelor who, having
nothing to Keep him steady, is al.
ways foundering in the mud. If you
want to ascend in the world tie your
self to somebody.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

That was a sad fate which befell
Margaret Fitzsimmons, aged G., .
few days ago in the city Of New
York. "A policeman discovered
what he supposed wae q heap Of rsgs
lying upon the steps Of . house. A
closer examination disclosed pale,
trembling, emaciated old woman,
whose thia apparel IVES far from suf-
ficient either to hide her nakedness
or TO preserve warmth. The oflcer
took the woman to the station, and
from thence 70 the hospital, for it
was evident that she wss the victim
of consumption, ard that shs had but
little longer to live. Food was Of
fered her and she dcvoured II a
would . ravenous animal. She stat
ed that she had not eaten anything
for several days, and that she was
starving. She was too weak to en-
dure . bath, md her clothes were re-
moved and she was placed in bed.
Her dress was tattered, black with
dirt, and filled with vermin; and
when it vss careleasly thrown aside
by IN attendant, the old creature
sprang out Of bed and seized and
chuckled over it = though il were
precious beyond compare. The ex-
ertion was too much for her, and
soon after she died Upon examin.
Ing the dreQ itWps found % b atp
solutely qdfI6sd Nth money. II con.
tanned nineteen pockets, each of
which wss filed with money, from
pennies up to dollars. Abont $500
were found, including Is in pennies.
The bask billa Of which there were
,..:., = .o'. sa.,. I'D
nate old woman w1s miser-one Of
hoss queer psnoos whom not even
hs pangs Of hunger - indncs vi
pend sufficient to bay food. She
I'd - hpsne, and had evj6safly !
en- begging and starving herself for
sesA 311D p order - scE1pe eqgoths 4
. ~ NhSOh Was fond Ia her
osn-eaea dEsss. kBsgavk1ut
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The Des Moines Register is UNI
quostionably correct in heading q
paragraph about the death Of Mr..
White, grain dealer at Van Meter,
~Determined Suicide" inasmuch a.
Mr.. White shot himself four times,
twice through the head, and twice
through the body, when he probably
ran out of ammunition.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29
a oSar'sIsg1slstivo Record.

Some Of those who would defeat
Nr. Gear for Speaker, even if misrep-
.essntation ahouh be invoked,r are
seeking secretly to prejudice the
friesds e faikoad restriction against
him. This plan will not hold water.
No man Who his ever been in the
Legislature has : better record in
this direction than Mr.. Gear. He
1as1eser mod faithfully by the peo-
- : Legislator, and has left his i'm
press upon the laws ia their inter
est.
- w19 be seen h the records
IL, journal Of Adjourned Session-
NJ. Ges$ introduced an amcndmcnt
preventing railroads running in par
alel directions from pooling their
earnings under = penalty Of FIVE
thousand dollars month, to be re-
severed for sihe use Of the School
Fund. See New Code, section 1897.
On page 2l9-Journal of Adjourned
Session-it win be seen that Mr..
Gsar voted with Campbell, Hall,
O'Donnell and Isish, oil Democratic,
for the OrDo0nsll Tai6 Bl1l. O.
page l04-same journal-discussion
Of law taxing railways. Mr.. Irish
o1esea tie folIOwi.g anendment:
An railroads and IN property own
81 Or used BY railroads within the
lini1s IS ths GesAe ~sAaa bessscss1d
fos the purpose Of taxation by the To-
81 sesessoA ard taxes shall be levied
AM collected on such property in the
manner provided by law for the taxa
ton Of the property Of individuals.
Mr.. Irish demanded the yeas ard
nays on the adoption of this amend.
ment. The yeas were; Ballings,
Rldkely, Carver, Gear, Goodspeed,
Greene, Hall, Hopkirk, Irish, Nc
Coy, Nswbold, Or DonseH, Paul,
Pei, &ckUess, Stedman, Stewart
Wright OF Van Buren, and Mr. Speak
Or.
Not only were Mr.. Gears votes or
the peoples side as against railroads
but in every other sense. He is the
author of the law in the new Code
zee page 293regulating Savings
Banks, for the better protection Of
the people.
Mr. Gears record is unassailable.
He has been tried and found true, and
fmly true. On all the great ques-
Hons DO = sound, and in al respects
10 he competent and worthy and
sound.-Des Moines Reg.
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THE PARKER Gun.
PaOBATE NOTICE.

STATE A1.s OF IOWA, IOWA, s..
To Elias B. Cowgirl, Henry Cowgirl, and
Elizabeth Cowgirl:
Y0u are hereby notified that there IL now
on Ole In the Office OF the Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Cedar county, Iowa, petition
Of Lydia Cowgirl, widow Of Phineas Cow
gill, deceased. claiming Of ron that she may
have assigned to her, her dover in and to
the following described lands, to-wit:
The sw1 Of sw Y Of section 10 T'pS5 Z IS
containing 4SH acres, situated In Clay Co.,
Iowa, and VIZ Of nwA Of Sec. TIP - r 4,
situated In Cedar Co., Iowa, also the e1S Of
mex Sec. !. T'p 70 Except about lC
Acrcs), In Cedar Co., Iowa, and also 10 acres
Of land In johnson Co., Iowa. For more
particular description see petition. And
also the following lots In the town Of Cam
eron In Cedar Co., Iowa, towit:
Lot in Block a
z, 8, 8 and 10 in Block 81
IS. IS, 81 4 50 q
I" IS d s. q
All Of Block "a
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon OF the fret day Of the next
term Of said Court, TO be begun and held II
Upton, In said county, on the 10th day Of
Eco, 1874, a default will be entered against
you, and referees appointed TO aamcasure
dover as prayed in said petition.
WOLF, LANDT & YATES,
nS-4w Att'ys for Petino'r.
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To whom 1t may concern:
NOTICE is hereby given that there Is
IN now on file in the ONCE of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of lows, In and for the
county OF Cedar, the final report Of 0. NJ
Culver and Andrew Ford, Executors OF the
last will and testament Of Samuel Ford, de
ceased, showing full settlement OF said es
tate AID asking to be discharged; aud that
the 10th day offebruary. A. d. 1874 being
tn. first day Of the next term ol said Court,
is set tor the maj hearing thereon, and 81 Id
Executors will be discharged II no suficient
objection be then made.
2wI VIZ. II VAsNRss, Clerk.
WoLr, LANDr Il YAEEs, Attorneys.
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TERMS:

On these very low rates we will
give all agents who get up clubs
for US liberal commission.
Send for sample copies, circu-
lars and instructions to agents.
No papers sent unless paid for in
advance. Money sent to us in
registered letters, money orders,
drafts, or by express, at our risk.
Address,
St Louis Democrat Co.,
sc. Lo>
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

~ IL Editor Qf Advertiser:
EsTEEMED FRIEND.
Wiii you please inform your readers that
have q positive
Cure for Consumption,
and oil disorders Of the Throat and Lunrs.
end that, by its use in my practice, have
cared Hundreds Of cases. and will give
$1,000 90
for . case 1t will not b ,nent Indeed SO
strong fs my faith Will send n Sampia gyee
10 any sufferer addressing me
Please show this letter To any ono yan may
know who IL suffering from these diseases,
and Oblige, Faithfully yours.
DIR. r. F. BURT.
6m61 60 WILLIAM Sr., NEW YORK.
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Notice ofFii,nl Report.

Estate OF Nelson J. Brigham, Deceased.
e The State Of iowa, Cedar county, So:
70 whom 1t may concern:
Ton are hereby notified that the final re.
port OF Nat haniel Mackey, Administrator OF
said estate, Will be filed on or before Febru.
asy 1st, 1874, and that the February Term
~ the Circuit Court Of said county, com.
mencing on the third Monday, 10th day OF
February, 1874, has been set as the day for
anal hearing In said case. at which time all
pers0ns interested may appear and show
Cause why said Administrator should not be
Discharged.
e awS W, II. vAsNEss, Clerk.
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Notice or Fiasl Report.

To whom 1t may concern.
NOTICE IL hereby given that z. @. WEIGH
IN Administrator Of the estate OF VIM.
WEIGH, deceased, has Aled his final report.
and that he will ask to be discharged at tine
next term OF the Circuit Court, TO be held
at Upton, February 10Th, 1874.
WV. II. vAyNEss, Clerk.
Piatt & Carr, Attorneys. ava
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

It IL not the design OF this department to make
iAwycrs In any technical sense OF tho tern. hi
rather TO impArt such Instructions - VIII enable She
peusive litigation.
A no fnan Ia excused foriGnoesneo Of tho 1ew Il
becomss matter 81 the highest impeSlAnce - ev-
sgy business All that he have errogRl En61 foare
0ftbe law Of b ssiDsss, wHhous vksch ~ eaanoe d
ousness with safety thtsi sevidenced " me 9xpo0.
Quently Involved, rshutink from ignOTance 81 az
regard Of The rules of law governing basineas ts-
partnesshtps. contracts. negotiable p6pee susan6s
Ac., % thoroughly illustrated and applied g 70
eOsbe the student % intell9e0sly decide e Is m
rights and liabilities under all ordinary circum-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-29

W. Fac, Yellow, s!ckly -Leok.rz SKIN
ns"tE.si 70 90. = . ,nsi, NJ nna neaith.
fastufes. gfeirhes and ErWpstona are
emoveI. scrcfu ia, tscr0fHIsus Diseases
q q sne Lss., WHITE swelling, Uicern.
twindie ard disappear under Its influence.
In TACT Il viii do yon more good, and cure
you more specify tan any and ali other
preparations consir d. -lst Il ~ II is ma
ture's cwu :. sisres soluble o2yd Of iron
confined VIII tne ~ diciu6l properties Of
POKE itsas ii vested - all diSagraca Bile quail.
Ties II NIL eava 10y Chronic or LonSs
AenESia2 FsS-s ~te @tise real or direct
caus" II ssss-I d sst,=t. Esss aTaaftsra, palno
Su ttnfist - sios1cs, sGHsiif uti0ns bro.
ken <is3. hs &aIrasi;ii other pois8nA
ere FL etp & byi For syphilis, o. sypti.
Hsie g.; 80 ~ ere u nothing etnii tsllf A
~ ~ +. ts-asa ~. s.Is FSE DQ,
q 1taf .i;sDia0 a9AaR az
"isfss Aus.
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Il taught in q thorough and sc1outiac mauuef.-
commencing tirss wstA mos silnp1e 0AnaaE1i0na
iroIl which y make up aud arrange sees Of b6oks.
and grnossnly lacsensng - the mout 0tQ3nne enas
can occur in amy department Of trade.
The system VI limitation peculiar 10 TIN Innesn.
ti0n sud does away with the long DAYS and hou9v Of
working in he dark that most skudSssts expsstSntS
when initiated BY the old system, and coiGtsss Of
The following steps: p ~ -
ist study OF Inc general theory ard object OF
book Keeping, tQgether with description the three
aud Ledger.
"a. sI1dy and examination OF the theory ofled-
ger accounts followed by examples OF tnBlatod -
counts worked ~ students, sA0W1ng how, BY che
system Of Uents and Credits. Tia 1esourCe, Labill
lies Losses and Cams ofa buaine9 are ascerSained
ID The scIeHcs OF double entry bookrkeeping ex-
planned It's results demonstrates By ample biack-
mind OF the student by test examples. These en- am
pies are given until the tench0r GntY M&hnod that
and until upon given Trial Dalance1 aid inveneies
they can make complete statement Of the stand
Ing OF u business. Next comes ssEfs8&
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FITS CURED FREEl

Any person suffering from the above dis
ease Is requested to address DIR. pRfC1, nnd
. trial bottle OF medicine Will be forwarded
b. Express, && sw
Er. Price Is = reguia- physician. and has
made the treatment OF
FITS OR EPILEPSY
astudy for years, and he will warrant y cure
b. the use OF his remedy.
DO not fail TO send to him for trial bottle;
Il costs nothing, and he III
s@ W I'LL CUR E YOU. So
NO matte. Of how hong standing your case
may be. or how many other remedies may
have failed.
Circulars and testimonials cent with
FIR EE TRl A. I3OTTLE.
IN. CHAS. +. PRICE,
ly5l 6. WILLIAM STkkEi. NEW YORK.
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Notice Or Final ReporS.
Estate of Edward Shoefstall, Deceased.
The State nj f,,~,. rndar r<.u.nxv n

Notice Or Final RcporS.
Estate Of Edward shoefstall, Deceased.
The State Of lows, Cedar ceuuty, a.:
To whom 1t may concern:
Yon are hereby notified that the nnal re-
port of Fred Hecht, Administrator Of said es-
tate will be filed on or before February lst,
prox., and that the February Term Of the
Circuit Court Of said County, cOmmcncing
on the third Monday, 10th day Of February,
1874, has been set Is the day for nnsl hearing
In said case, ct which time all persons iuter.
ested may appear and show cause why said
Administrator should not be discharged
EVA VIII vANNess, Clerk.
Notice OrFinal Report.
Estate OF SamI D. Farley, Deceased.
The State Of Town, Cedar comfy, SIS:
To whom it may concern:
You arc hereby notincd that the final re-
port of Nathaniel Mackcy, Admins traitor Of
said estate, will be filed on or before Febru
II, LIST, 1874: aud that the February Term Of
Tia Circuit Court OF said county, commenc
in ON the third Monday, 10TH day Of Feb
rnary, 1874, has been set Us the day for fina
hearing In aid case, at which time all per
sons interested may appear and show cause
Why said Administrator should not be dis
charged.
Eva fs w. II. yASNxss, Clerk.
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'GROCE RIES
BOOTS 4 SHOES.
JEPsoN BROS.
DEALERS IN
Staple Groceries,
Qaeesssacare,
hardware,
Boots & shoes.
WEST BRANCH,


We aim to keep the choicest Groceries
be found In the market, and Will sell tb
ut the lowest living rates.
Among our Boots and Shoes will be
the latest styles and best qualities,
propose TO self them Mt reasonable price
Thoas In need Of Hardware Will nnd
our Store.
Highest Prices PaiA for Produce.
Give NJ q call and We will den
wish yOW fAlF1y.
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