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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18

Professor Sumner, of Yale, made a
good hit the other evening in his ad-
dress before the Yale Alumni, when
he alluded to prevalent style Of So
called independent journalism, whose
principles seem to be ito throw mud
on man anyway, and if it don't be-
long to him, he can scrape it of"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18

II, Chicago Times of Saturday,
emulated the senseless eWild ANIMAL
hoax Of the New York Herald Inv
giving detailed account of the burn
ing Of theatre in Chicago, and the
terrible loss of life consequent there
upon. In another place it explains
that It was only setting forth what
n''ga happen. The Tines ,n;qht we
suppose, be decent paper, but there
will be mighty change before it is
such an one. y &c
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18

The Potter railroad law of Wis.
consln, 50 hastily brought into cxis.
.snce, seems destined to be as speed.
ny extinguished. The State Railroad
commissioners have reported on The
matter, and recommended that The
statute N question be repealed. A
modified law will probably take it
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18

BRiGcs K BROTHERS. Quarterly Floral
Work for January, 1875, comes to US
laden with the perfume OF beautiful
| flowers and the aroma of health giving
and life sustaining vegetables. The
work Is ENCLOSED IN d cover which for
chromatic elegance is even more taste.
iul in design and rich IN coloring than
its predecessors, and the bouquet on the
last page Of the cover is alone Of sum
Gent beauty TO frame. The cover, how
ever,is only as the rind to the meat with
in. Among the hundreds OF embellsh.
men's the most striking is the rich col.
ord plate Of new Phlox, for the first
time introduced Ia the United States
the Phlox Drummondi aranditiora
Splendens, and which the original grow
er, ERNST BENARY, 4 celebrated Prus.
sian Horst, pronounces the most deli
cateiy marked and gorgeous OF the
Phloxes The plate, magnificent ~ 1t 10,
does not adequately present the richness
OF tint In the original This Phlox is
destined to have even a greater run than
the Celosia variega.a or Golden Cocks.
comb, presented by this Arm last year.
notices of which have frequently appear.
cd in the press In this vicinity The ex.
tent Of the business of this house 10 truly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18
Admini>trafpr's sGtice.

To whom Il may concern
Notice 10 hereby Owen taat Ella David
SON adm instrstrix n the estate ~ Ioseph
Davidson deceased. has hted her nnal re-
port. and the saae is set for hearing on The
FIRST day ofthe August term OF the tirruit
Court. to he held IN Upton, on the sd day
OF August. 1876. at which the she wiz ask
to lac discharged.
W. II, VAN Ness. Clerk
Fob. llh. Is, 1Ron,I
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18

Soti,s i. hereby EiveA that III. llnI.r
signed has this dag been appointed bE hc
circuit Court OF Cedar county Iowa ATM E,s
lstrator of the estate Of fttaries smith d..
ceased. and all persons having ciaius
against said estate are hereby notif.s
hie them with The Clerk 81 said Court al. ,r
ly stated and Guly sworn to. and pers.,. .
owing said estate are Notified 10 make IN,
mediate pas ment 10 the nndersigned
Dated at Upton Iowa. this 18th day of
Feb 3. d 1915
7wl AAt.o& Ns-.asa. tfia,'r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18

The House bills for the admission
Of Colorado and New Mexico as
States. will soon be placed on the
ca 'eEaas, in the Senate, with a fair
prospect of their passage.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18
Literary Gossip.

Those who have read the book which
so finely pictured certain topics of Ger
man and American life and illustrated
the processes by which Christian char
acter is fashioned, entitled The Marble
Preacher" by Mrs Henry Steele Clark,
will be glad to welcome her new book,
entitled"fHE.E ChiLDgEa, in which the
same characters and tne qualities re
appear of KNIGHTS AND SEA.KIScs,
edited by Rev $. F. Smith. the Chica.
90 Standard SAYS. 1T will find its most
delighted readers in boys who enjoy the
excitment Of stories Of yalor and of bat.
tie, and who are also able to appreciate
purity and beauty Of style. This book
contains about as much valuable infor.
nation as could be put in $50 pages
TROPHIES OF sost,. contains 80 pages
OF select articles and incidents on the
power and ministry Of Sacred Music
Full of fresh life, they carry a strong
menta' magnetism. The anecdotes are
full OF meaning, adding fresh interest to
many grand old hymns, and will touch
the heart OF the reader al his most sen.
sitiye point. They may be used with
the best religious effect by Preachers,
Superintcndents &c. A small pamphlet
entitled Historic Hymns. is published
by ID Lothrop & Co, containing 120
choice and popular hymns old and new
with many OF the melodies attached
and responsive exercises. In paper Gov
ers 500. per hundred. In Limp cloth
covers $1,000. per hundred. This pam,
phlet cnntains all the hymns referred to
in the"TLe Trophies ofSong "-THosE
Boys, an elegant volume just published
by ID. Lothrop & Co, will show the
boys their own photographs. or if they
do not recognize them their friends will.
1t is a capital book to inspire to noble
living -Pansy's new story, HOUSE.
Hold PCzzLEs, is told in Papsy's most
charming and lnirnitaLle style. The s.
S. Times says, for practical sense, hon.
est feeling and literary style we can
commend il as one OF the very best sto.
ries published. 1t is as keen as sharp
axe and cuts with ease the knotty prop.
lens to be found in the grain of our
household woods, hessrs ID Lothrop
& Co, Bos on, send Catalogues tree.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18

A civil war is said to be impend-
ing in the Celestial Empire. Broken
China ~ prospect.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18
Notice Of Reading Of Will

Estate of Christian Carl, deceased,
Inc state OF Iowa, Cedar County, IS
To whom II may concern: You are hero
~ notined that on the 30th day OF january.
I5'o, there was opened and publicly read by
the Clerk OF the Circait Court, In and fnr
SAID county. an instrument OF writing pur-
porting TO be the last will and testarna,,, nj
and that the first day OF the Febrnarv ter,1
q said Court, commencing on thu thir.
monday 18TH day Of February. is75. has nee n
sei ~ me day Tor fnal hearing and pfoof OF
cd may appear and show cause why fns
same should not be admitted to probate
aw' w, H. VAN NESS. Clerk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18

The Republican Senators, in eau
Gus Saturday, agreed TO the admis
sion Of COLORADO into the Union.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18

Chicago Jo@r"al: "The Illinois
Legislature and the Beecher trial are
now entering upon their seventh
week. Both are scanIalous affairs.
and very costly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18
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Chicago Market.
-
CHICAGO. FeA. hi,
Nosca'ine Market,

MuscArIsE. fab.i5;h, 1915.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-02-18

The Iowa City Pre.s has a lady
newsbov," and the Ottumwa Courier
thinks that on these rough wintry
days ''her rosy face charms the rough
wind into gentIeness. and its rude
shifting into the tenderness Of a
kiss" All. well, but our brother Of
the Courier should hear her open
her valve and sing out, " Ere YOU
are, All about the great Beecher
trial Red hot and still heatinn
Press, sir: :"
The Sioux City Jo,anoi thus la
ments; With no mail since Tues
day, and the editor fast in snow
bank somewhere between here and
Fort Dodge, it is not to ne expected
that the Jonpai can maintain its
standard of excellence. We've milk
ed the same batch Of excha ges for
the third time, and if there is any
thing left in them Of interest we can't
find it. If we don't get mail to-day
we will have to fall back OH The Bible
and cyclopndia.
The Marion Pilot says hat on
Sunday, January 3lst, Mrs. Bowman.
wife of Capt. A. Bowman, laid her
husbands bank book Oh the top of
the stove in the sitting room. Some
one started fire without noticing
the book till it WAS nearly consumed
with it's valuable contents. 1t con-
tanned $4,000 in currency. and
checks OF $4,000 OH Twogood 4
Elliott. The numbers and denomina.
tons OF about sl5 of the money can
be discovered, but the other 4lA5
went upin smoke. The check could
be renewed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1b.--The steam
er Clty OF Melbourne arrived from Sid
ney Saturday. The new South Wales
colony is reported flourishing and the
railway extension progressing. Forty
families lost their homes in the Windsor
fire December 10Th. The contract with
the A. 5. N. Company to carry mails to
California pas been extended seven
months, the expense to be borne jointly
by the new South Wales and the New
Zealand companies. The Victorian and
international Exhibition Commissions
will send an agent 10 the Philadelphia
Centennial, and have asked Govern
ment appropriation OF f4,000 for that pur.
posd. The Victoria go.d fields are de-
creasing in value. The value Of the iron
ore deposits in South Australia has been
satisfactorily demonstrated and q smelt-
ing furnace built.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb. DISSEMINATING
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the COmmitte on Ju-
dietary be and is hereby Instructed TO
inquire and report whether the United
States or any department of the Govern
ment is legally bound now to carry into
effect any contract made pursuant to the
act of June 1st, 1872, respecting addi-
tional mail service between San Fran
cisco, China and japan. -..--....,..
HoUSE-Bill for the Equalization OF
soldies bounties. was passed. The bill
provides for the payment to every nom
commissioned officer, musician, artificer,
wagner, and private soldier, including
those borne on the roll as slaves, who
served IN the army and was honOrably
discharged, ~ 35 1-S per month for the
term OF his service, between the 18th of
April, 1861, and the 9th of May, 1865, with
O deduction of all bounties heretofore
paid by the United States and by States.
Substitutes or such as were prisoners OF
war at time OF enlistment are excluded,
also such as were discharged as minors,
or at their own request, or from other
cause than disability incurred IN service,
prior to the 17th OF April, 1865, unless
such discharge was obtained with view
to re-enlistment, or to accept a promo
tion in the military or naval service.
Where the soldier is dead, the bounty is
to be paid to widow, il not remarked, or
to minor child or children. Amendments
were also a00pted making it apply to all
sailors and marines and TO all soldiers
mustered into the service of the United
States and 1eu and clothed by the gov
ernment.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15
Raftro0S Aocidet,t-Sfafe fe Board of 1grt-
culture Meedng-Siate Grange COaten-
ton CO,lcerf T0-,ai0It. 30. &o.


Ruftr0aS 4ccide,at-Sfats Board of 10ri-
csatture MeednG-State Grange C0Mton-
ton Concert Tonight, DO, 30.
Special to the star.
COLUMBUS, o.. Feb. 15.-The Little
Miami passenger train due at II O'clock,
was displaced from the track by broken
rail. This occasioned delay of five
hours, but no one was injured.
Z There win be meeting Of the State
Board Agriculture this evening, when
ARRANGEMENTS will be begun for the next
exhibition. -... c,..-5 IA,
The State Grange is announced to hold
a Convention here March 2.
The detectives are busilY engaged in
the endeayor to lind clue to the sup
posed murder Of Captain John Arthur,
but have so far failed. They have not
yet found even a suspicion against any
person. a ..-...,, 49,.
A vocal and instrumental concert will
be given at the Broad Street Congrega.
tional Church tomorrow evening. All
the best singers and musicians Of the
city Will contribute their aid.
The first train entered the new depot
last evening. This is,a very great con-
yenience and the new building is besides
highly ornamental and creaitable to the
city.
The City Council willthis evening vote
upon the Recommendation of the pave
ment committee to adopt the Asphalt
patent Of Hastings & co. for the High
street Improvements.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15
Me- Ws FROM THE OLD WOR1D,

PARIS, Feb. l5.-M. Fould. the we'll
known banker, died yesterday.
No new Cabinet will probably be
formed until decision regarding the
unconstitutional bills is reached.
/ Gen. Wimpffen defended himself In the
libel case on Saturday, repudiating the
charges against him. Nj. De Cassagnac
reiuted the lie Pays statements, charg-
| ing the General, with having broken his
allegiance, to the Empress. a-....,,
l.. A .Carlist dispatch says Gen. Moriones
lis separated from the Army OF the North
and blockaded al Pampeluna. .,, e..
LONDON, Feb. 15.--A memorandum
sent from France TO Bismark, in 1853,
has just been published. 1t proposed
the formation of u neutral State on the
territory to be governed by q member OF
the Hohenzollern family. .. ,hr
Prince Gorschakoft replies to Eng-
lands refusal 10 take part in the st.
Petersburg International Code Confer
ence, by saying that she will be at liber-
ty to adopt the action of the Conference
afterward il she chooses. A.s., ..... ...q
MADRID, Feb. 16-king Alfonso has ar
rived. ... a. lbs ,.-.-.,.... .- ..,.,., ,...
Marquis De Moline has been appointed
Minister to France. . D.-. r.-,-
Senor Cameras De CASTILLO has been
appointed in charge of the ManniDepart-
ment. .-- - .t. .-..., 4
|, SANTANDER, Feb. 15.--Ex-M Ba-
zaine has left Tor Madrid. The police
were obliged to protect him on the occa-
sion OF his departure. The Alionslst
forces have, 1t is said, fallen back to
Oteiza, Larraga, and Tafalla, and the
Carlists in Biscay and Guipuzooa have
been reinforced.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15

Among many otner things told about
the chief actors in the scandal trial is a
story that before the case began Tilton,
Beecher and Moulton went into active
physical training, and the two former
still continue the practice. Beecher gets
up at s O'Clock, takes a cold bath, and
aiterward exercises with dumb-bells tor
half an hour. Then he spends another
half hour pummeling q. sack filled with
sand. Another half hour is spent with u
pair, OF Indian clubs, after which he
takes a smart walk to Prospect Park
and repeats q dozen times the ascent OF
the hill where the Prospect Tower
stands. He eats pOrterhouse steaks when
he. returns home and washes them
down with Dublin porter. In this way
he has reached tho strength and muscu-
lar vigor OF a prize fighter. Tilton has
gone further and superadded to all this
prize ring practice in private parlor.
Moulton tried a variety OF ways to har-
den his physique and tone his nerves to
TO the steadiness OF rope walkers. Ihe
result is seen in the freshness that CHAR
acterized Moufton alter his ten days or
deal as a witness, and the splendid
health so palpable in the faces of plain
|tif and defendant. The gossip of the
trial Is found at the lunch-houses. There
all the stray bits of history in the lives
Of the principals have chance OF being
told. Many are true, many wear the
Fsemblance Of truth, and great number
are purely apooryphaL
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15
Goat Raitro0d MeodnD-Fr0ser Maine
Horse Aatpated on u S5sUIt-AcctdcHts,


Goat Railroad MeottnD-Frosen Maine
Horse Asrpated on u SAaIt-AcctdcAts,
sfc., DO.
Special to the Star.
DAYTON, o., Feb. 1b.-There was
another meeting on Saturday evening
of citizens interested in the proposed
narrow guage coal railroad but nothing
OF any importance 'transpired.
Some OF the principal water mains OF
the city are frozen through d depth of
five feet OF SOIL. Grave approximations
are entertained IN regard to the Difficult
ty in getting water that might lie en-
c0untercd Ill case OF a large confagra-
ton.
our Irish societies are making prepar-
ations ior grand parade on next st.
Iatrick's day. ...,,.......
Mr.. William Cook, of the clothing firm
OF cook d Compton, tell on the 10y pave
Inent IN front ol his residence last even
ing and ilactured three ribs, and was
Otherwise badly bruised.
Last. Saturday evening a collision &C.
Cured ON Jefferson street, near Filth,
between horse attached to sleigh
gong at full speed, and a team with one
OF Steckle's brewery wagons. The shaft
OF the sleigh struck one OF the wagon
horses with such violence as to pass
through his body in q vial part, and
caused his death in a few moments.
1t is rumored that the various German
societies of the city design building d
handsome editice, suitable to their pur-
poses.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15
BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Feb. f1.-The weather is
still intensely cold, tile thermometer
standing at six below zero. The North
and East river are filled with floating
field ice, rendering Navigation utterly
fimpracticabie TO anythiny but ferry boats
Sand large steamers.
At 1:30 A. M. to-day. a fire occurred In
Tire tenement house No. 6y7 East. n tnth
street, ana caused five thousahd dollars
damage. e..,. 49,. i. giA.. .... ...A,i,j -
GEORGE 1TICKNoR CURTIS s.-.. 81.
tpublishas a iettor to-day on the Eouisi-
ANA question. He claims that State con-
Btitutions are not to be overturned be-
kause of, an election contest. He consid-
YRS Kellogg an usurper, unfawtnily
nhrust into Office and Supported by the
presiuent. A Republican form of Gov
Hrnment has not, however, been destroyed
10y this usurpatI0n. LIE strongly op-
poses Federal interference In State al
fairs. s,.g.,.
-. The French TRANSATLANTIC Steamship
Company is endeavoring to effect an ad-
Justment of the financial dispute between
the company and the Panama Railroad
company. The TRANSATLANTIC Company
has 4 line of steamers running to The
1sthmus Of Panama, and has occasion to
use freely the Panama Railroad, By
the terms of the .contracJ the railroad
company agrees to carry their goods on
the terms made with the, Royal Mail
Steamship Company, an English line
which touches AT th Isthmus.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15

Issued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens of Cincinnati for the
week ending February II. 1876. Fur.
nished for the STAR from the Office Of
j. McC. Perkins u Co., cOunselors-at-law
and solicitors for American and foreign
patents, 513 Seventh street, Washington,
DC. Copies of the drawings and speci-
tications Of any patent in this list fur
nished for 25 cents: . a.s t.
159,2O9. Machines for comblng dry
bristles. L, +. Lannay. Filed Sept. %,
1874. The comb has several arms, each
Of different lengths, and are I shaped at
their ends, SO that they comb the bris:
ties in both their upward and downward
movements as they are oscillated yertic-
ally through the same. The bristles are
held and carried horizontally forward
and backward in front Of the combs In q
clamp. st ....:5.ss -.sgy.
10000. Paper bag machines. Thos.
W, Grinter, assignor to himself and Jo-
seph +. Jewett, same place. Filed Sep
tember 81, 1874. The web OF paper, Of a
Width equal to twice the depth Of the bag
plus the bottom folds, passes through
feed rolls and between the Two station
airy serrated cutters, where the reclprO-
eating knife sewers. the blank, IT being
held between the creasing rolls. The
first set Of tapes then carry the blank
under the sheath, which, descends. upon
it, when the angular folding blades, push
the middle of the sheet into sheath. The
blank is then seized by the rolls and car
ried to the second set of tapes, which de-
liver it against the second stop, when the
vibrating pasting knife desoends upon
the blank, folding the side flap, and fore
ing it into the bite OF the third set Of rolls
and tapes. These convey 1t to the third
stop, when another vibrating paster de-
scends, folding the other flap and forcing
the bag into the discharge rolls. s.ss
159,029. Paper Bags. Thos. W.. Grin
ter, assignOr to himself and Joseph +.
Jewett, same place.. Filed Apr. 10, 1874.
A blank cut in form Of Fig. /, and pasted
as shown, dark lines indicating the up
per and broken lines the under surface.
is folded as in Fig..2, and the side rings
then be spread open in satchel form.
159,021. Targets for Surveyors. ThOs.
Davies. Filed june 10, 1874. Indicates
OF target-staf TO or from OBJ
1912. Devices for Changing Heads
in Newspapers. Patrick Forsyth. FIJI
ed Oct. q, 1874. The dovetailed flanges
in the holding-block and the dovetailed
projections on the plate are correspond
ingly cut away in parts OF their length,
SO that the plate may be Withdrawn 0;
inserted by sliding 1t but a part of the
width of the column.
1853, ,191. Horseshoes. Robert Lee. Filed
Dec. 10, 1874. t4s A
1906. Cigar-molds. Napoleon Du,
Brul. Filed Oct. .26, 1874. The halved
matrix closes by the descent of the up
per section into the lower, guided. by u
vertical wall on one side, the opposite
wall being INCLINED. eH ~
150,162. Wood Pavements. Vim. Dis.
ney. Filed Apr. Z, 1874.
f59,0sS. Map-Exhibitors. 8. O. Ad.
ans. Filed Sept 10, 1874.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15
Abo.t he Great 7rtal.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 15-Tilton's cross.
examination ON the True Story will lie
continued To-day. He will probably quit
the witness stand on Wednesday,, Wnen
Carpenter will be called. The Iatters
testimony will be direct upon the sub
Iect matter Of the scandal. Mrs. Frank
Moulton will also be called. Her testi-
mony will be on conversations with
3Beecher concerning Mrs. Tilton. The
testimony OF Robinson will likely con-
clude the plaintiffs witnesses.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15

Inside of the hat of cattle thief re-
Gently arrested in Detroit we're found
pasted the following maxims: "Remem-
Der that truth is a jewel. Do not ooyet.
Respect old age. Be content with what
you have. Live that men will take your
lcharacteras an example," In considera-
ton OF the excellent principles governing
the mans life, the Judge Kindly, allowed
him to retain the printed slip containing
them during his years sojourn in the
penitentiary.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15

Says the San Francisco Scientific
Press: sManu!acturing of every descrip-
tion is fourishing in this city and State
as never before. The mills, The boot and
shoe manufactures OF case goods, and IN
fact, every description of Industrial pro-
ductions are increasing their number OF
employees. The increase in this diree-
tior in this city during the past year has
been over 1,00U hands. We are just en-
tering upon a new year with most extra
asdinary evidences Of prosperity
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15
ItensS.

Special to the star.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. b.-Miss Sander
son has been reappointed Post Mistress
OF Springfield.
The receipts OF the entertainments for
about $3.50.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15
TINE c.MctMMATu STAR:

Fa,4D.,ty ,EtTios published every day texcppt Bn-
day1 by the SRA puBLIsIitan GonrANy nttheir office
2sj Walnut Street. Branch 0lces, 4i6 Scott street
Cevingon, Ky, md S2 West Wsshiitytonlst. sSpring
6eid, Ohio.
Tax DAILY STAR s served by oarriera TO snbscriherH
IN the city Of Cincinnati and hll the surrUting
cities and towns, for rRs CENTS per week. Single
copies, Two CENTS. BY mail per year, free or poet
age, VI. Fractional parts ofayear atthe same rate
its circulation is larger than that Of any other daily
paper published III tfr State of Ohio Advertising
rates for thethree editions, &l00 persq,tare Or l2S
.eents per line Agate.