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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

KING POLITICS. We are patient PEG
pie, and suffer a long time without com.
plant; but time is coming when the
people viii rise and quietly throttle the
villains who are plundering US. About
the only decent thing now left the com
munity Is HALLS BALsAM for the Lungs
and there is an embargo on that, in the
shape OF revenue stamps However,
the stamp is an assurance of its genuine
ness, as the true Bslsam bears the pri
vate stamp OF John F. Henry. Price
800. Sold everywhere.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

The poultry exhibitio, of the Cen
trail Iowa Association will take place
at Marshalltown on January 9Th and
9th, instead of June 5th and 9Th, as
hereto announced. The exhibition
will be held at Rice's Hall. In ad-
dition to large number of regular
premiums, 6fty-eight special prem
iums are offered. ranging from one
to ten dollars. Among other special
premiums is one offered by Roher'
Binford, viz: ITO the best display Of
fried chicken one dollar. Also, by
A. II. Neidig & Co, To the best
yellow legged, for culinary purpos-
es.' ore years subscription 10 The
Weekly Republican.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

One more whisky-fraud conviction
at ST. Louis and two more at Milwau-
kee. Avery, who was removed from
the position Of Chief Clerk of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau at Washing
ton some time ago, was the St. Louis
victim, and the two at Milwaukee
were ex-revenue officers. Keep the
ball moving, strike whom it will.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

Among the curious trials in the
world of litigation will have to be re-
corded the following from Iowa: The
plaintiff, an infant | year OF age, sets
forth in the complaint that he, "Mis-
ter Samuel S,ickler." in the year ls-
"A received . permanent injury
scrotal hernia vet unborn,
from an accident 10 his mother, eaus-
ed BY the breaking of a bridge while
crossing Lynn creek, in Marshall
county. On account of this injury
from detective public structure, the
infant plaintiff asks that Marshall
county pay him proper damages. The
case is now pending on demurrer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

Rev. DIR. Eggleston Of Philadelphia,
who was elected Bishop Of Iowa and
afterward confirmed by majority of
standing committees, has resigned.
This, no doubt on account of the
ceaseless abuse which has been heap
ed upon all his supporters, and throug h
them on him, by The minority in the
State who were defeated at the Con-
yention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

the death 81 any dog. The plan is
lust and right and every faif minded
man must acknowledge i Every
person ia the vicinity who chAnces to
be the owner of dog, sprayed or
s,olen," concludes at once that he
has found a resting place IN cotson's
old well, and will never believe any
thing els. never report dogs bur
led before sunrise.
n. II. CoTToN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

The Springfield Republican pro.
fesses to have discovered that in all
the important branches of industry
except railroad service. there is still
an advance of from 40 to 65 per cent.
in the rate of wages Is compared with
the price of labor in 1860.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

The Davenport Gazette, in an arti-
Gle on the death penalty in Iowa,
thus concludes: "Therefore we NAV
hope that the penalty which should
never have been abolished from our
statute books. but which has not a.
polished hanging in Iowa, may be
promptly restored, when the General
Assembly shall convene"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

Nesrly all the brides this year
have been little women. We should
have said petite, only we don't know
how to spell it. The bridegroom on
the other hand have been rather tall.
This is because the little women al
ways love hy-men.-Haackeye.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

LITTELLs LIVING AeE FOR is.6.-The
fact that the Living Age soon enters ~
on It's thlrty.third year If continuous
and successful publication, il 4 remark
able one in the history OF periodicals
And as IL is the only one thorough and
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which embraces the productions Of the
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poetry, history, biography, politics. the
oiogy, philosophy, and art, its impar-
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ly or conveniently, as though thi. sand
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The list of foremost author Of the d4v
represented IN its pages, will DC found
IN the prospectus published IN another
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While in quantity OF reading it is uaap
preached
The Living Age has always Stood al
the mead al its class" not only As tht
best, but all things considered, the
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recent absorption oil Every 5 Saturday. .
IS practically Withoct rival II the
multiplicity Of periodicals claiming al
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and taste; Tor il, alone, furnishes such 0
compendium of what ever is OF imnedi
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For those desiring the cream of boil
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but to those remittine now, the iuteryel
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

TAR MOST EMINENT AUTHORS or The DAY
sIch as hJn. W. {, Gladstone. Prof Mar Muier
prai. huxley. Or y. D Carpenter, Prot TyNdaa r. a.
Proc or. frances Pase' c0bbe, The Duke OF arg,li
Ias a rsouds. Ms Maiech, Mrs. 0tiphant, Hiss
~ 'cseray, lean Ineelo~ Geo Macdonald, Vim.
Hi4es salh3ai Iroaope, MsttneS Arnold, Henry
kingsley Inomas Garye, W. W. story. Robert
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

Rev. J. Townsend, chosen chaplain
Of the House, was nominated by Con.
gresham Barnum, who stated that
Townsend had been driven out OF
Connecticut by the Republicans OF
that State for bis political views In
other words, whilst the war, we was
1 cOpDerhead.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

"The National Committee of Inde-
pendcnce," whatever that may be,
Vas last week in session at Chicago,
1or the purpose Of choosing . candi-
date for President.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09
c. S. MoFFETT 4 BRO,
DEALERS IN

Lumber. Lath, Shingles, Sash and
Blinds. Finishing Lumber, Siding and
Flooring Stock Boards, and Dimen-
sion Lumber kept constantly on
hand. Sash and Doors at Manufac-
turer's prices All kinds of Building
Paper; also, Oil Finished P aper for
Carpeting and Ceiling.
-, TIPTON, IOWA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09
FROM CLANEY's CORNERS.

All hands nearly through with the
corn harvest Our exhibition proved
failure. But dance always proves
success.
One Of the firm OF j. W Reeder &
Brothers, OF Upton came into this set
tlemen, short time since aud purchased
few car loads of hogs which pleases
US, and IL pleases us now, To think Of Is,
And We trust he will call again when
other dealers become indifferent to their
own, as well as our interest.
Under the successful treatment Of
DR.. Hunt of Stan wood, Mrs. Geo Brown
has nearly recovered from \ severe iaju
~ caused by the kick OF horse some
time since
What IL puzzling our farmers most a;
this time, Is how to prop up their eel
lars, to prevent them breaking down
under the great weight of potatoes and
other vegetables, cabbage for instance).
see by your Clarence correspondent,
that ]. B. Allen has bought property in
that town near Hecht & Cos. school
house. Also that Clarence Is looking
up-Hard-up, think, Judging from the
hitching posts and some OF her lawyers
A. f. Berryhil has the only organ In
this settlement, not OF the same va riety
however as the one contributed by NJ.
Bunker, Esq A. c. Cartwright has the
only pair OF shoes manufactured by Pc.
.rrson of Clarence that are 12xl4
WONDERS
LIST. Whether Congress will donate
three millions of the peoples money 10
aid the Centennial Exhibitions
2nd. Whether Government will donate
three millions TO aid the Southern Trans.
Continental r. Road as recommended
by the National r. Road Convention al
ST. Louis, Nov 24ths
81 Does Government wish to capture
Cuba,
Atm. Wonder ii the Government will
give fifty IN lion of dollars. belonging to
the people for little strip of the north
side Of Mexico and i few Comanche IN
dlanss
9TH. Wonder If Grants reelection 10 3 /
third term is probable: PIcA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09
LiIIELL'S LIVING AGE.

IN 1875 The LIvrSG AeE enters upon IT'S thirty.
third year, IL has m@ver IaiIed TO receive the
Narfl.5k support o. the be-s men and Journals OF
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- hpst5tnr, "Et Err \ SATURDAY" it is now
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THREE Il Nd a QUARTER THOUSAND
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

Iowa has received her proportion Of
artillery for militia equipment. Ar
tillery is the favori,e organization, be-
cause, perhaps, ambitious towns want
. Fourth of July gun.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-09

No one seems willing to accept the
place of Commissioned Of Indiana At
fairs. Salary $4,000. Cost of living
In Washington. respectfully, $4,000
what honest man wants ii.
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WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-07
wHE FARMERS ARE POOR.

Z
Il Is believed that seven tentbs Of the
planters North AMI South alike, are stag
geriBg to their fsll under load Of debt
and mortgage. What Is the matter AS a
class farmers are not lazy. Tbey are sell.
dom idle. They work As bard as anybody
ought u work. They make. taking one
year with another. what may Be considered
under the prevailing standard Of agrical
tgre. fair crops. end they ge.. as = rule
good prices for the Surplus products they
put into the market; aud still don't get
rich. 10 fseI sfe getting p5ofef and poorer
every year. Why isit sos To say MOTH
ing nos Of faulty system Of erppping-all,
cotton. all wheat. Or allhsemethiag else or
sf credit. liens and interest. the reason
which we had N mind with which TO point
ihis paragraphs. that IL costs too much 70
sake our crops. wegrpw poor. not )
much because our incomes are 80 small as
because our outgovs are % large. The ex-
penss o. making crop has not been re-
duced 70 q minimsm.k We fence too large
q Geld and travel 70, many acres to pro-
dace ten bales cf cotton o. hundred bush
els ofesru. We pay out too much for la
Dor and for fertilizers for the results pro.
duced. The remedy must be ScSght 10
sounder methods. labor saving implements.
and better trained labor and less " it,
Rgral Ctrvli,siag fist,ra = ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-07
HOW TO GET AHEAD.

We should all recellesi that few cents
saved every day aud Jvt ont II interest
amounts 70 a large sniu 10 few years.
The price cigsf on I dfink "a whiskeyi i
foundation for fqrtpne. and, from just
such Insignificant sdms hbul6ps seaIth' bas
sprung. A dine looks snail. but then IL
purchasing power is many times greater
than most men imagine Take care Of the
pennies aud tle pounds viii take care Of
themselves. Learp 10 valas little things
Little rsinssr absorbed By tho csfth. aud
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-07

Il is not necessary to kill fowls to yet rid
of lice Clean. out the. house and whites
wash il thoroughly. Grease the roostinr-
poles with = mixture Of lard and kerose, Q
oil, and renew wliehs worn Oh. The lice
will soon disappear. 4 little Of the grease
rubbed beneath the wings will also add TO
its effect. W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-07
pRArrs AsrnaIpDM

Absolutely an. rsrfbfly .dslofle... Xiss,.
Uniform ihiiipiBhifx uiaiiile. superior i0 "a.
Bnrnslf aIfy hmb aiflgn,h dgnatf u ex,aOdhly
~ taking bftI Manufactured expressly 10 sl,l
place Che iisc N VOLATILE and dsngrons OH, IN.
s ,. phnsr tney lell9e TT ald H. perieft
tiae IN over DUggn families,
Mllll0ue Ofgailons base INru lsoh ssnd mo- ~.
dfHtf-dirfcfly " ifffbVpilf eslifs ftth utslfaI
gnf,trDiIig. d0fing " IfAhslilnrlf.
Tir lDsurance Companies AVID Flre Com
iii-slDpffc throughput the eounifY rccaminrnd
be- Afgal asthe Irit Safeguard wI,e,, l,,,,,. 49,
used. stIId fDr tleilIaf. For sale Il retail IN
he ifade. ffUtfaliy. and 81 NI,olcsale l,f tl.s
propriflprr. tIIiSP PRATT s CO.. :0s, FnItor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-07

serve 10 feed for mouths..she spring from
which the mighty rivers aow while the hea-
W storms run OF in haste, carrying de'-
truction aud sorrow in their course. lit
tie blessings pake uP life's Aaapiness, 50
little savings mighty fortunes, Save the
dimes and your fortune IS made,
- s.xg~.,s><~@~,>s ><~<s&~ A&4a
Fairly pastufing i amistake. The
stock i made dissatisfied, and lose their
appetitefor dry food. n Tramping is very
injurious 70 the soft soil, which does not
recover From it for several years. The IN
jury to the grass is serious. Wait until
the ground is, dry, and there is a. full bite
upon the pastures. Never pasture nlea-
dow in the Spring.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-07
CULTIVATION oFxCoRN.
From the Raleigh Biblical Recorder

FROM the italeiga bipiicai hecoruer,
The sabject for discussion being the cul.
tivation and preparation Of the soil for
corn, w. b. DUN remarked, . That be
had found that breaking with two horse
pillow 10 the Fall or early part Of Winter
was desirable. In caltiyation be had pur-
sued two plans. First by turning the SOL
from the corn. and then turning 1t back
gradually by running first small pillow
next to the corn aud then larger one /, 80
as to throw. tlseesoii sver tho hra filrrows
until The rows were entirely piowed out,
Second BY beginning next to the corn with
a small pillow and following with larger
one eight or ten days thereafter until the
rowsare all plowed. lie had tried both
and preferred the former as The paddles
were covered up ami better secured ,from
grass. and for the additional reason that
the smaliridge left by barring oft dried
sooner after the cold spring rains, thereby
enabling tie young corn to make i earlier
start. lie once rented neighbor a part
of field, caitivating the balance himself.
His neighbor barred of. .hepIowed out The
entire row and bis neighbor's cora got the
start and kept i. though the land was the
same fs.tr
He had found that. coameicial ffertili-
gers acted well upon corn, aud the best
method Of applying any manure L lmmedia-
tely under TIE grain. with enough loose dirt
10 enable the grain to gertnipateg Had
never realized as good results from an af-
ter application Of manure. it is altogether
important 10. any crop 10 give the young
plant a vigorous growth 10 the beginning.
Preferred 70 lay BY corn early. Thought il
altogether better than 20 cut the roots late
IN the season. - 49,.
w. I. Walters thoseht Il best never Il
cut or turn up the roots Of either corn Of
cotton eithefih she early or latter part Of
the season , and insisted. that nothing more
than surface cultivation vas necessary or
desirable FOR coru. provided the soil con-
tanned the amount, Of yegetzbl mstter he.
eessary to keep the soil from running to
gether. tfTAa va sfas.
S. NJ. Stone suggested that farming was
both an art and science, and that The far.
mer ougb. to have knowle dye enough "a
know what TO do and "a enough to ,knou
how to do under any given condition BIZ
work to the every best advahtsge-tlat
rules could be nothing more than vague
generaiities. that the eye must be quick 70
discover what Is needful aud the hand
skillful to perform the work the judgment
approves. Book farming had been ofter
clndemned beeaaae fofsbs h the man siIt
kDew much about what oughtto be don,
often wanted The skill needed toPerfDnl
his operations Alright. No.
w. T. Walters heartily. approved The
Suggestions. and.said that HuscIe to work.
skill to direct, and khosledge 70 discern
the great laws Of plahtrDife must be bar
moDiOusly blended 10 one man in order tc
cOnstitstsa good farmer. Book men Of.
ten attach too little importance to. the uers
mechanicai rsrt a he opeiation. aRd aei
skilled IN tbe mechanical part often ignore
science as lying At the bash, Of success.
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THE DANVlLLE TIMES.

THIS Is i Denloci aiic weekly paper. estaiIisa-
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n all the Virginia and North Carolina couuties
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| swear said a, gentleman to his lady
love. you are very handsome. Poohr
said the lady. so yen would say lifyou did
hot think sand so you would think,
answered be. though should not say 50.