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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-11

N. HUBBARD.
rTOUsE PAINTER PAPER HANGER GLAZIEE
/ aud lmltator of Wood and Marble.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

The terrific tornado which recently
passed over parts of Georgia is thus
described: It's path was from 200 to
GOO yards wide. The cyclone was cyl
indrieal in shape, and rotated with
fearful velocity from north TO south.
The front cloud was black as night,
and half mile high; rear was ilum.
mated by a bright light. 1t traversed
nearly due east, veering little to
north. After devastating Camak the
tornado seems TO have divided, one
portion going. east by north, and cross
ing the Savannah river above and be-
low Augusta, both proving equally dc.
structive, laying waste everything n
their track. Huge trees were broken
like reeds, and in some instances car
ried three-quarters of a mile. The
tornado was preceded by dull, heas !
roaring, as Of heavy artillery in tbe
distance. 1t spent its greatest fury
in about three minutes. An eye vii
ness says the senses were deadene
an appalled,. There was crash, a ross
and the mingling Of hundred terrific
sounds. Houses were demolished,
and oaks that had withstood the
storms of centuries were snapped III
twain. THERE'S great distress IN the
devastated districts, embracing eight
counties in Georgia and two or three
in South Carolina. The dcstruc-
ton of property is immense, and APP
railing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

General Spinner, 10 the course q
recent iF.terviev, said u answer e
auestie n A. to whe'her shesr had not
been ;..ealing u the Treasury: $.
Rec fntis there has been money sto-
ZEN ia he National Bank Redemption
Areaey. When Graves twho i II
chargel found he had hief wli . him
he carefully inves' gated, aud lad
trans 10 catch him. lie catne ~ me
one dav and said that lie bad a clue.
| said. WEI, What Is i lie sid
that be suspected one of to women.
| shsok nv head and said, 'Asu are
wrong. A woman woa't steal iaes
have not get the nerve. I'he ress.3n
Why prefer women as counters is'
because they won't steal. Ii they
DO steal they won't take over one OF
two dollars because, as / said hefare.
they hsven't the nerve. Ifa woman
siea's as,y larger amount son can
make ID yonr mind SIC has pal
outside who Is man.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08
A Beautiful Law.

II is a general law Of nature that
by heat bodies expand, and III cool
ing they contract To this one cx-
ception exists-wateT, III Contradls
function from all other substances,
expands or grows lighter as it coofs
TO certain point. Hence we often
wake up in The nj ming and hnd our
earthern pitches broken after a
nights freeze and great rocks and
blocks OF iron have been split by the
same power. Nature never does
anything for mere pastime, her freaks
are not freaks, her very act is found
ed on good purpose, henefcenee
enters into the spirit of all her opera
tions. In this case the well being in
myrix1s Of living creatures was kept
in view, for If this law did not exist
on our lakes aud rivers when the
water grows cold i: would sink, and
the ice forming from the bottom
would fill them, thus destroying the
life existing in them. On the other
hand, the water as it cools rises, aud
the ice forms on the surface, leaving
. snug. warm home for the creatures
that inhabit the submarine world.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

We learn from Captain Mackey,
who resides short distance below
the city, that on Monday morning
last he found hound lying IN one OF
his fields on the snow. Upon cx-
animation he found a dead fox bv
his side. The hounds feet were 10
bleeding condition, caused, evil
IDENTIFY, by the frozen crust on the
snow and the result Of very long
chase. The dog was unable TO move.
and Mr.. Mackey picked him up aud
carried him to his house, where he
was cared for. 1t was conceded by
all that knew the circumstance that
the fox had been started from some
distance and with that ind0mi.abla
pluck and perseverance characteristic
of the fox hound, h. lad fol- wed
until tbs fox zss completely e..
haustsd. Oa Saturday last ppntl.-
man residing aa4f Hartstoxn, Cav
ford couatgf Fty miles RON Mack
ey,s residence. called aud cla,m,d
the dog. He stated hat the hound
was 8 arted on the Friday 3eforc.
and that he had followed on the t all
and found him as above stated.
Taking into consideration the manner
IN which fox runs Continually cir
cling), the gentleman states that. in
his opinion, the dog ran at least 900
miles.-Lyoas Mirvoy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

The range in the prices Of steers
at Chicago last week was from " 81
to $50 per cwt. Or good steer,
three years old, choice and weighing
1000, was worth 1880, while a
scrub steer, costing just as much TO
raise, fatten and take to market,
weighing 300 pounds, and was worth
S22.50. This is the way TO illustrate
the importance of good stock. There
Is not generally SO great . range IN
prices, but always enough to wake
mp any farmer. And there is no ex-
cuse for raising poor stock now.
While in Florida, we were inform
ed that the Government bought two
hundred steers three years old, OF a
prszer in Southern Florida, that when
dressed only averaged 1873 pounds.
1t is stated by those who are hunting
up old items that the average weight
of steers in the London market IN
ITO was only 30 pounds gross.
One century later the average for
English beeves had risen to 500
pounds, and Tor imported 600 pounds.
By improvement in stock, which has
been more in the last seventy
years than in the previous whole his
tory Of stock raising, until now the
average at London is 400 pounds.
Though many contend that there has
been no improvement in Short Horns
since the days of Booth and Bates,
still there has been great advanee
in the great mass Of the stock of the
country, and yet it has not attained
perfection. A large portion Of the
stock sent forward even from Illinois
and Iowa, is far below what it should
be. But everything is in favor Of a
further advance, anG all the elements
are within the reach OF our people.
-Registey.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

When Brigham Young is SO sick
that he can't hold MS head up, thir-
tv-sey,n women stand around to take
theit turn. fe.ding BIN With : spoon.
iii health makes the old man irritable.
and his style 81 orders 10 those at
tending angels is affected a good deal
in consequence: Come, get around
quick there. No. :. Stir your
stumps, No. le! What do you sup
pose married YOU for. No. "a.
Waltz up lively, No %! Who gives
you chicken soup three times day
and new bonnet every month. lazy
bones? Numbers 80 and 81, stop
that jawing, and nay attention when
your turn comes," 1t is thought
that this sort of jawing does more to
keep the old saints spirit up and his
soul and body together than all the
doctors could do.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08


ArIast thAt spseklsa Ia hAs gone.
hi - u heas - bsss-
- ~ without ! sieA q xroan
N1DnAsr dSxny nsss.
z1rsagAannsr'sheAsas d winter snew,
k3naa6g years - lay
~ pStn - 80 old Grimes a. egg,
USfnosc the SABBATH day.
= - - aest beAlat the door
Al neasly lins1 with hay;
Her back was brown and speckiea ves
With spots inclined TO graz.
whene'r the rain eAms psitsng down,
Or thunders dreadful roar.
she hid hsrseif IN Grimes hat,
Untsl che storm was Der.
Tho fourteen years Of age, almost,
ne still looked young and hale,
And like Jsb's turkey she could boast,
One feather In her tail.
~ usver deigned the barn.yard bean
His face 10 look upon
Dnf lUsed that one whose long shriN crow,
wAs heard at early dawn.
An aged cock, who oft had told
His descent with Q sigh,
Fr0R one that cried when be Of old
His master did deny.
Wien poor old speckie closed her eye
He Jumped the fence and cried,
He bid the poultry MI good-by
And then laid down and died.
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ORIGINAL. NOTICE.

b, w. wilson. Piatntih, ] District Court Of
against John 4slerioh. Gej&r 90. Lowe.
ateHGaAt. Mas Term ~.
To Iolg Osterloh defendant:
J au are hereby notified that there il ar,
Gle In tire once of ths Clerk of the District
Court in aud for the County OF Cedar. IN
the STATE Of Iowa, q petition OF Il 81. Wilson
piatnttH claiming Of You the release or
record ri = certain mortgage on the soutb.
west !, section 81, Township 81, Range Z.
sest Of lie 5tn T., NJ, and other land fas
stsa1 given hy him 10 You recorded in book
y. of mortgage page 526, for the reason
that the same Is fully paid.
Now unless you appear to s8id petition
ana defend taereta al or before room II the
Sc otsa day I'll the next term OF said 1aart
to be begun and held at Upton in sill
t2aaty, on Lac 81 day OF May l551. defauft
WILL b# catered s4lnst sau. and tudsn4,.nt
rendered thefeJn ~ accordance with lie
prayer ot said petition
PIATT d CARR.
fNiE Attorney for Plaintiff
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

Little Folks Dictionary.

A writer 10 the Schoolday Maya.
zine has gathered together he follow.
ing dictionary words as defined by
certain small people here and there;
Back bitter, A flea.
Bedtime, Shut-eye time.
Dust, Mud with the juice all squeezed
out.
Fan, A thing to brush the warm of
with.
Fins, A fishes wings.
Ice, Water that stayed out in tile
cold and went to sleep.
Monkey, A very little boy with a
Nest-egg, The egg the old hen meas
ures by to make new ones.
Pig, A hogs little boy.
Salt, What makes your potatoes
taste bad when you don't put
any on.
Snoring, Letting off sleep.
Snow, Rain all popped out white.
Trunk (of an elephant), His front
tail.
Wakefulness, Eyes all the time com.
ing unbuttoned.
4 small cateehism, Kittenchism.
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.spelling matches ''-M-a-'-e-h-s-s,
matches-
High living for hard times Rooms
IL - attic
Ii is better II be late thar neysF
1t church.
Motto for q cheese factory
awhese there's . will there's =
whey
You can gel barrel o. -four in
California for two dollars. But the
fare .he-e and hack more then makes
up the difference.
In London man was fined ten
shillings for eating newspaper II
he i fond of such diet, lei him come
10 America and tackle some OF our
blanket sheets.
TIE Exile is the name Of club
ID Brussels. Probably composed Of
gentlemen formerly ID the petroleum
business.
! person who wears . diamond
ring always appears more willing
than others to point ont anything TO
stranger.
Ii is said Egypt is the home OF the
fragrant onion. There is this about
The onion. you can always tel where
it i.
Ii INST be p easant for statteF-
ing man in Berlin 10 Ia street car,
because there they cal a street car
pfefl for
short,
The following notice, written on
the door OF the village school-house
would seen, 10 indicate that the school
master is abroad: ikea at the wud-
en- hous necks dore.
The crown prince Vi Germany IS
decorated with fifty eight stars and
crosses. We don't know about the
stars, but some Of those Brooklyn
people bear more crosses.
bio Lewis makes bold to declare
that mule meat is quite equal to beef.
For this reason an impression Is be-
hing 10 prevail III Massachusetts that
a dead jackass is better than i'v-
ing lion.
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so.iee OF Reading OF VIII.

r~ssfe 1T TsraeS LannhFes. deceased. Tie
state 81 Iowa Cedar County s..
70 whan Ii IA ~ concern So& are here
hy notified that on the ista dA2 "a Aast5t
Iy-5 fhers was opened ana publicly Frsd hg
the CLERK Of the Circuit Guarf, N afsa f9F
s.aa., County. an sassz. -.esat e sfAfsnE f.safs
4xrtta. 10 ha Ihe hast viii Au taSfsnAeAf "a
James LgHghray fsfs II sas3 Ntahs&s -
rF.sS4fs ami shaf fAe second aav or the
Augast tenn OF said coGrt, con ne etug 9ll
thg an MonAsv- I'll day q Angus. 49,.
has been Sea - the dizzy f1r hna8 1g&EKa
a9IA psaaf u said will, al whieh tliae al
peressns interested may aepra 4nd sts9s
cause nv the same should not e. aanaitfea
70 nEAaate.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

Pomeroy did rot get a 20 i ii hi@
s. 1000 after all II was divided up
il the following fashion: The State
Treasurer handed it back toexS ma
tor York Tha latter haEdnd il to
pomeroY's at ornev, ex-D strict Unit
ed States Attorney Il rtaa, .,ho paid
costs To the asnguH pr 81 .S@3: att1r
neYs iees, - sd1, ADD mis- ll4naous
expenses, s62 The balance a So
600 went to Francis, Stover, Yutk,
and l.egate, each receiving $500,
After this had been accomplished tie
cases against Pomeroy were dismiss
ed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

"You won't have any left if you
give away so many" we said TO a
little girl the other day, who had
been lavish with her kisses. ayes, !
SHALL" she responded, quickly; Il
have TO pickle ever SO many now, SO
that they won't get stale. Will YOU
have . picked one!" We declined,
but have pondered somewhat since
- stale and picked kisses. =,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

1t was Jones, we believe, who got
mad at his wife the oher night. when
he thought he heard burglars IN the
house. She wouldn't let him 20
down in any more than the single
garment he had on, less if be should
get stabbed. she'd Lave TO mind a
hole in his pants.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-08

The other evening when sixth
street father boxed his sons ears as a
punishment for impudence. the lad
stood before him and remarked:
.see here, father, | was reading this
morning that the drum of the ear )
enc Of the most sensitive things in the
human system. A sudden blow upon
tie ear is liable TO produce deafness.
aud the practice Of euiing children
rauUt be too severely censured II
is lat relic Of that dark period
se1 a man with a wart on his nose
aas put to death as "a soraerer.
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chicaroaN Northwestern R'y


pas.sugers for CHICAGO, Detroit, Toledo,
.neyeia,aa BRFslo, Niagara Falls. Fits burg.
ssaefnasti. Rochester, Albany, Toronto,
nsrtresl. oaehec. Portland, Boston, Mex
yara. phissaetphis, Baltimore, Washington.
: I1sss. Cairo. san Francisco, Sacramento.
nsssen. sah Lake Ctr, Denver, Council
Es5gfFs S;9gx gstv. st. Paul, Marquette,
Exeaaaba. Aeuasha, Madison, Cheyenne,
pmahs. faaktan. Wiuona, Dnlnth, Green
BaF, a5lWaERse, and al points North west
ssntA I'd East. sheala thy their tickets via
enc sG0 and lie
Clscago s. Northwestern Railway.
aaess connections are made al Chicago
u-ssh tf.e Tyska shore & .iicnsgan -eEtaran,
alsefssvan CenNa1, B4lftmore 4 Ohio, Pits
s,s~v Pnet Wavne & Ciiicato. kaHsskee
$50 sg@ pan annAle Routes, for all points
FAST ard SOUTHEAST, and with The
Chicago Il Aitaa aud Il inois Central for AL
points SIT III.
Cos connections are slso made with the
Thfon Pacific K Il. st Omaha for all Tar
West points,
g7sss Acesseas sTs aaa9s e fassfsao. fe,sass
ssSsa ffsslss ~ sH erass reFas.
PULLMAN PLACE CARS,
these eelebFafed cars are run on AL nigh;
.raips "a ST. the lines q this road.
IbfsIs The ONLY LINZ running these ears
a,s,sMefu Chicago and St. Paul or lineage
assd Milwaukee
At 0mahA our SleePars connect with tn
Overland Sleeners DIN The Union Faeiae
Ralggo4a, fog aII points gest q the Missouri
RlveF among the
Inducements offered IL this Razte
Is tbs travelling public are 81 the modern
9,gaFgg ments Rock ana Graves Rlilastea
Trsek, steel Raj, Rock ard Iron Bird RS,
r. 30. al6 DRIVING Room Day Coaches,
Smoking and T.onn giug Cars. Westin ghohse
SAFETY AZ Brakes, Nllier's Patent SAFETY
Compiling ard Platforms, speed, safety ana
sa~0lute Comfort
Raining through Five Great states, ana
operating oxeg . 90 miles 81 road, THIS Com
many presents to the traveller facilities that
ARE NpI and CANNOT be offered BY as
Competitor.
All t4tket rents can sell you tickets va
this ROUTE
III yau Wish ire hest travelling aeeommo.
fstions. voI will buy your tickets by thls
route. and will take ne other.
ssARVTy ugsHrrr, v. y. sfKSSETI,
ss-s,s! esssi.z4 s.ss-.. ss-1 Passenger aser..
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A Portland chap who during court.
ship sent his girl some poetry begin
ming: WAS 1t Clean Of Golden
Hair" was mortified after marriage
t. see her hang that "gleam' over
The back Of a chair.
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DR.. C. A. BOHANNAN

lures AL Insate i1seases Without the usc 81
mercury. CHARGES Reasonable. Guzrantecs n
mlnAi Weakness In from 10 weeks fine
Once No. SO North Fifth Street. bet. " All.
inston ave. 4 Green. 81. Louis. Nc. Established
IN 81. Louis IN lsT.
&c DIR. rs ..Treatlse on Special D,se..
ses' which fully explains the nature causes.
symptoms, efc~ OF ..aparmatorrhes, o.
Seminal Weakness" Syphilis and Fiuaha
Information on other delicate subjects senf
FREE In sealed EnvcioSe.
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As result Of the literary epidemic
LOW the rage, a no ice, Of which the
GLOWING is copy, was found posted
IN Muscatine school house;
Thaire will B speiin mach 81 The
skool House avn neckst Munday Of
Chewsdy eavining, ! the bennyfitt
off the liberraree assosecyashun. Awl
thoas who wish to promoat the Klaus
Of edyoucashun and impravc their
nolleg ov orthografee, sh0oi b on
go. Kun wun, kun ari. and lera
b " to spell.
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"What do you live on here?' ask
ed visitor to Florida, Of a native,
rs he gazed on the baroness OF the
country. alive en- replied the ma
tive, why, we live on fish and
strangers"
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Mark Twain says that with the
poor whites along the Mississippi
.shills are nereifal provision Of an
all-wise Providence to enable hem
10 take exercise without exertion.
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GEMS FROM THE EEg-SE.
Especially assorted iaF
e. g - ! - ..... -.

-sya- 5:.E a42-sga.45@s -sAF.sg s.1ss Spa,
large collection N ptetIrps 81 'lAre3 stEa and
aisunst every cpDcetN asie sthest taEa ocsa pat
M In an attractive envelope aWa n5A utGrHC At
4 price intended tg make them popular ia eS6ry
sense.
Envelope Nc. l. Containing % beauttfal eugrgv'
iags is now really ard fl ne sent, postage PAID
10 any address f3r ONE DOLLAR. a tshefai o5s
count to agents and Teachers.
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Netlce b ~ AaIcs.d and ua,eru.,,.

B<ere applying the notorious euscts ~Ao ady.-t,i 4,
public papers, using aay qsxek remedies p-rHs. b,
Hsfss work. wkAs your disease y % how a<xaar
ahe year cauA4ttrn
Dr Bstis occupies essbse Assss II tveasy ssvvs ~,
lstnAsrss1 By Of NE eeebrassd netics ess
eo 81 his ooontry Aad karops and b ssasuissl
esnnly BY nail H. dseAsss nensiaaed II Al v.s
O0cs ga pariesn. No ~ bsrsA Isrksh strecs kst-s
HAskss ana CnsansL g. Lssis. ~.
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"What becomes of dogs when they
die?7 was what juvenile II Burllng-
ton asked his pa. They go to the
happy land Of canine" his parent do
reply.
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This & al inseFesGas vssk a tsc kuaAred ana sr,,
pAesa uitk ngusross engravingx and esn.Ans yasshk
furnaticn 81 thoss vie married ccneu,ate ~,
s5aes su IL Il besk thss ought - be ssps under ~
an1 ksy, snl net isfs taseSsasly ahcat tks heass.
II cuntains The expefience nd ADVISE Of ! phv.l..
vAose repus2taon u World uids. ard sboad Ie X IL -
vste ara VET 81 every mails ana aea shrouxhout "a, 49,
aspAe II ebrsces everything he sshsrt Of a. rers
s4ivs sysss sAt = ss-A kncving asd much IL. -
puhuafsd in any eshee wxk
eens n AM one tfree of poslAesl M Fffy Cent.
AAArsa u. bssis Daspsnsary, x& II 3. Etxh2 e.,,.
ssWs
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ADVICE GIVEN BY MAIL
FREE OF CHARGE.

No mereuriai medicines or deleterious drugs usas.
Has dariag the past twenty years treated succeas-
fully nearly or quite 5000 cases Al facts con-
nacled With each case are carefully recorded.
whether thay ha communicated ~ letter or Ia
person. Or observed by the Doctor or bis associate
physicians. The latter are ali scientific medical
men.
An inraIias 1t distance are required 70 answer
an extended list u plain questions which viii hs
furnished b. mail free, or ct the Office. con-
plsge system OF registering prevents mistake OF
confusion Case books never consulted. except by
the PHYSICIANS Of the establishment. For free
consultation send for list 81 questions.
a sixty page pamphlet Of evidences Of success
sent free also.
44desss DIR. f. b. FOOTE,
Box sss, New York.
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READ THIS.

Eztract from Address Of Fir Nayor Rem
aiek, Nor. -, 1869
1 had the pleasure yesterday Of exam
ming the various books OF instruction
used here, and Of having explained to
me by the principals, the mode Of com
municating commercial knowledge, both
theoretically and practically, and which,
In my humble Judgment, was most thor
ough and complete I know IL no
branch of education so beneficial to men
Of all professions, as a good, sound
course of commercial instruction.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE
THE HEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
Iowa ana Nebraska,
For sale Hy
The Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad Co.

On ten years credit at six per cent interest
One million acres in Iowa and SoutheraI
Nebraska. The finest country In the wofla
To combine farming aud stock raising. Ihs
soil il rich and easily cultivated: climal.
warm; seasons long; taxes low. and educ+
tion free. No payments required on prine
pal TIL fifth year. and then only one-se,ental
each year until paid.
LAND EXPLORING TICKETS
Sold at important stations on the Chicago
burlington aud Quincy railroad and COST d
same refunded when land liz bought.
Half fare 10 families OF purchasers ana
low freights on household goods and farm
stock.
Twenty per cent premium for cultivation
Large discounts for cash within one, twa
and three years
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"The so called destitution In Nebraska aea
In the far western ree.1n, beyond the lands
of the r.. Il M ". r. Co.,
eAFor circulars that will descrfbe sSAAy
these lands, and the terms = sale appiv Il
LAND COMMISSIONER, BuriInston ioxA
for Iowa lands, Lincoln. N@b. for Nebrasks
lands; or 10 PIATT a CARR, Tlpton, Iowa
5i-sm
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From John r, Dillon, Judge Of c. s.
Circuit Court
Educated labor is always in demand
Commercial Colleges well conducted
supply an obvious educational need
The course Of instruction Is essentially
and poinsedly practical. Ills not in lieu
Of, but rather supplementary TO, school
or academical education. Ii connects
these with the every day duties and
practical business Of life. Young men
contemplating LIFE OF BUSINESS can,
il ny judgment, most probably pursue
a course of instruction in the Dayenpor,
Business College