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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

reform Of tho public service In all it's departments,
and the selection of men whom the country could
trust for ministerial office certainly the simplest
way of making tie county restore lis trust to Con
Grant" But the Ohio election has interviewed; the
Republicans who want reform therefore be safely
snubbed, and the appointment of Dir. Chandler
comes to prove that the President is uDtcachable.
The Pan Man Gazette regards il as the most marked
piece of recklessness that the President has yet
risked, and as fatal to whatever chance he may be-
fore have had for third term.
1t may be Just worth noticing that Reuters New
York dispatch represents The Ereniag Post as con-
sidcring Mr.. Chambers appointment an indication
that the President desires to diminish the dssen-
sions in the ranks Of the Republican party 1t Is so
difficult to conjecture by what processes of reasoning
this conclusion could be reached that it may be
safer TO regard this as another example Of the sea
change into something rich and strange which
American news in its passage beneath the Atlantic
10 often suffers. G. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
np HOLLAND AS A MORAILST.

ne Rer mr. Ft,eard EJgsston IN me q r'sttln Inion
When visit or sojouuI in the houses OF in
telligeit cOtntry peOpleit Gdy be IN Mano ~ New
YORK IN MnncsOta-tbe lrst qncS ion asked about the
literary world "a whether knp" DE- HOLLAND or not !
find that am not esteemed because can boast tlit
nave actually seen the white hairs Of Bryant; have vat
by the quaint fireplace OF Lowell have shaken hands
with the au,hor OF Uncle Tom nave listened 10 the exc
c,,be or.tOfy o. Fruuc. and ti' smooth sentences ~
Ctis have sat Plymouth Church, and have actually
sre, the venerable Concord sage huse-all these mes
Unable privileges OF d-nizon Ot the metropolis and n
1bber IN literature and journalism are nothing. Do !
know Dr. Huilandl By the way the young lady asks,
oIe Knows tnat KATRINA and the rlconb letters e on
her bureau in pile with nor Bible and her favor
tie daguerrcotype. spent summer IN ho!el Win BOs
ton aud CamDriigs people, and l,s question wls tLe
same: Had happened tO NEE: Dr ilOandi Doubtless
ON the tgere In the tne bacS la-lDr at home,
alongside u Pilgrim Progress and the LAZY o. the
lake" banked by seasheils and relics. fhese city
pronie keep well-WoIn oop.es VI "Bltter-Swoot ani
"GOd -foi" .
other mems books fan hecguse they are "preachy,
hui pe run the JcOno letters because thoy are
really In the lecture courses the great nuinnf-
rts the famous preachers, 0 .cOrncrs, to Nato To
generally 20 tint once 20 place. Cough il an exception
)r Holland who breaches from the platform Is Invited
Winter after Winter 30 instruct the same people
or course this popularity Is crime III the eyes of the
young man who has Just learned mat popular favor not
tie AnaI test OF Literary merit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

pages more OF Illustrations, not to mention cover
done in coors oD which tine loyal Bnton may behold
with pride bis future sovereign IN red and gold
gracefully sitting an elephant in white and salutDg
q Hindoo baby whose iIindoo mother is holding IL Mt
arms length Up to the royal gaze The subjects OF
the pictures are well chosen, their variety Is great,
the letterpress is borh explanatory and readable
in short, this number gives amount of lnf0rma-
ton simply astonishing for the price. and moro
astonishing still for the spced~sh which it has been
prepared and published. And it sells by scores-or,
for aught know. By hundreds of thousands. There
prisis Of the TAI, Of the royal temples at Ulwur,
OF The Golden Temple at Umritsar OF the Delhi Pal
aces, and other miraaes of architecture. q. W. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
HOMES AND WELCOME FOR SETTLERS IN AR
KANSAS.

An editorial excursion party from the North
West after travelling through Arkansas adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resored That we cbeerfully commend the State OF
Arkanss to all In search ~ comfortable homes knO"g
thai her millions of acres just inviting, that lie
and property just secure as IN any otber rtte "
tbs Unon and that friendly greeting Is awaiting az
VINO NAV visit her towns sets WITHIN the confines Of
Of her great Commonwealth.
The price Of land also stated TO DO as low IN this
state IA IL Is three days. journey further westward
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

II las hetn so long since an article
has appeared in the columns Of yonr
paper. from this place, that Your readers
may have forgotten thai such place
exists. Though we have not been re
ported, the neighhorhood still prosners
and is in flourishing condition.
Pic mics. fishing parties &c, arc the
order of the day. On pleasant satur-
day, the west bank OF the Cedar is
thronged with people seeking pleasure
and FISH.
The fish law, which prohibits the tax
ing Of fish with net or seine, has become
very odioas TO many 9; cur citizens. ami
we believe that our next Legislature
would confer a favor on the people oil
the State by repeating it.
Considerable Improvement is going on
by way of building, fencing &c. The
new school house in the center of the
township is completed. and is quite an
improvement on the old one, which has
been in use for about eighteen yeass.
Crops generally look we'll except flax,
which was injured by the frost and dry
weather Several have plowed 1t up and
planted corn
June nth. r. :. II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24
THE GREAT SHOW.
Howc.s Great London Circus
and Menagerie.

The following is what the Des
Moines Register had to say Of Howe's
Great London Circus after its APP
pearanee in that city. 1t should be
remembered that this great establish
ment will visit Upton next week
Thursday. July lst:
The old saying that "all shows are
alike" has no application in the case of
the circus and menagerie under the man
agement of Messrs. Howe & Sanger.
Their exhibition has been well heralded
in advance, so that people attending at
Des Moines expected to see something
of real merit. They were not disappoint-
ed. From the time when the grand pro
cession commenced to move through the
streets, until the last performance closed
at night, the city was crowded with
pleased and satisfied people. Travelling
by rail, and so avoiding the dust and
soil of the turnpike, all Of the wagons,
chariots, trappings, and properties look
fresh and clean and new.
The procession eclipsed anything ever
before seen in the capital of Iowa The
chariots appear like mountains of gold,
and, seen when FURNISHED by the bright
sun, as yesterday, made strikingly
beautiful appearance. Wonderfully ar.
tistic work was done in their formation.
Gliding and sculpture are alike marvels
of beauty The latter comprises models
OF men ard beasts, and, browning all, is
the statue of huge elephant, elegantly
caparisoned In the saddle is seated a
lady, flanked on either side by knights
IN full armor. Then there were vehicles
shaped like the tabled dragon, chariots
composed OF vast piles Of carved animals,
all resplendent with golden gldlngs
there were full companies of men alarms
| clad in coats of mail, heralds with ban
ners, and hundred things Of interest.
The show inside the tent was fully
equal to the street parade. Commenc
| ing with grand march Of all the artists
elephants and knights, it continued te
the close with an amending succession
Of novelties.
The animals of Mr. Sanger are up
usually fine specimens, large, healthy
with no trace of the half-domesticatet
appearance that so much detracts from
the interest of many similar exhibitions
Among them are matronly tigress will
a litter of three tiger cats. This singl,
cage is worth the price of ticket. Their,
are five elephants, and all are trained
The pictures portrayed pyramid o
elephants, and, of course, everybod,
thought it was bat a picture; inside wa
the realization. The elephants formet
the pyramid, Just as represented.
was no sham, no hnmbug. Whateve
the bill promised was fulfilled. The maj
or woman that attends Howe's circu
will get value received.
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Il
TIE amount &c Be paid y. p p. MGR
ton for damages on account of right
OF way for the Stanwood Upton
branch railroad was finally settled
last Friday, on the eve Of trial at
Marion--being fixed by mutual con-
sent at $22a and costs. As the latter
mount up to near 500, the result
will be quite little pull on the eiti.
zens of Upton, who agreed to furnish
right of way as one Of the considera-
tions upon which the road should be
built and operated. We suppose
that the division af Mr. Morton's
farm is not very pleasant nor desira-
BILE; but every acre, and every bushel
of grain or pound Of meat produced,
is worth more to him than without
the road. In consequence Of this
fact, his pressure for over-heavy
damages to be. paid by his fellow
townsmen has been pretty harshly
criticised. This, however, quiets the
right-of-way business, being the last
of the claims.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

NEW YORK, December I'll, 1874.
Jas. p. Campbell, Md. &c Fulton st,N u
DEAR SlR.--For many years my wife
has had serious Organic and, Of course,
Fractional Disease Of the Heart, and fire.
quently has seizures" OF the most terri.
bic description, menacing her with in.
slant death. / have tried many prominent
"iIeart Remedies"without avail but in Or
CampbelFs Heart Regulator" am free
to confess, we have found the Supreme
Palliative If not the "Radical Cure"
Your preparation, Doctor, always re-
lieves her instantly and perfectly, while
the seizures" are much less frequent
and severe. | have also prescribed
your remedy in my practice with uni
form, excellent and happy results. As
a physician of thirty years practice. |
can, and do, most conscientiousiy com.
mend its use to all suffering from Organ.
ganic or Functional Cardiac Derange-
ments. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM I'll. BCRNHsM, NJ D.,
Late Collegiate Professor of anatomy,
10i Sixth avenue
Price s2 per bottle. Expressed TO any
address.
Sold at Ferguson's Pharmacy.
A treatise on Heart Diaease, Catarrl.
Deafness, &C., &c, with other valuable
information, sent to any address, by Tor
warding Stamp to
JAS. p. Campbell, NJ y. SO Fulton st.
New York. 12yf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

A NEW JUVENILE MAGAZINE. go The
first number Of Wide Awake, the new
magazine for the girls and boys, is on
our table, and s'wide awake" it is, too.
II IL thoroughly modern from cover 10
cover. The number opens with an Gle
CANT froRtispieee from the dainty pencil
Of Mary A. Hallock, followed By poem,
wide Awake" from the dainty pen Of
Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton, which
fairly fills eae's ears With The u,roaTioas
gice Of June morning. IL is one Of the
finest, poems she has written. The first
serial, The Cooking Club Of TIL Whit
Hollow" by the editor, Miss Farman, is
story quite ont Of the beaten track
The author has grand chances for fun
and for some sharp domestic lectures
"Flic White Crysanthemums, by Mrs
Moultun, is an exquisite little story, and
as exqulsitely illustrated by W. L. Shep-
pard. "a Poets Home, by Hezekiah
ButterworLh, is n description, accom-
panied by an Illustration we are glad to
look at, of Longiellow's home There is
az entertaining paper, full OF pictures,
concerning "A Queer People the peo.
pie of old Japan. yellow Jackets
Fright" by Mrs. Sol Eytinge, is some
thing much better than fairy story
and full Of the fun that really exists, no
doubt, among the lower races of crea-
lures. "Tom's Opinion" is M English
serial of school boy life, well written and
dramatic. "A Baby lion" Ivy Patty
kingman, is accompanied by two fall
page pictares, that will delight the baby
men and women young Rick" the
serial by Julia a, Eastman il
promises to be quite as lull of roilicking
fun and vivid Characterization rs any,
thing Miss Aicott has eyer written When
"Young Rick" finally gets his hands on
those two cats, may we be there To see
Other brief papers follow: "A True
Story "Nu EfC Ching" Cry baby Joe,
etc. Tie editorial departments are fne
Miss Ella Farmap, the editor, is one oi
our rising writers, and her work upon
this number clearly indicates the pos
session of that varied talent needful tn
n conductor of q children's magazine
There are good times ahead for tie girls
and boys whom she takes riding on" Iht
| Magic Carpet" George Macdonald;
.Douhle Story" Is begun in tie supple
| ment.
The best oil our American writers
have promised contributions to the mag
azine, aud VIC cordially commend il Il
both old and young.
Price 81 90 per anuum. ID. Lothroi
& Co, publishers, 3s and 10 Cornhill
Boston
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

FARMS SODA. S. ONO last week
sold his fine farm Of one-half section,
situated between here and Clarence,
to A. r. Starrett, Esq, for $4,000,
cash in hand.
Mr.. r. r. Mckee has also disposed
Of portion of his ''Glen Mohegan''
to party from Clinton, at valua.
tion of fifty dollars per acre.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

WE had intended brief account
of the very amusing and not very
harmonious attempt to mix water and
oil at the slimly attended Democratic
county convention last week THUS
day, but find our space all full and
shall keep it over- knowing that it is
altogether too good a joke to spoil in
one week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

Neuralgia, Seiatica, rheumatism, and
Nervousness, annihilated and eradicated
by DR.. Jas. p. Campbelrs Radical
Cure" for Neuralgia. Never fails. Refer.
euces: Prof. Losey, Knox College, Gales
burg, I'll. ;Chas. G. Colgate, Esq, of Colgate
s. Go. SO and So John st. N. Y; Col. Mil
ler,23l Broadway N Y.and III Henry St
BROOKLYN; John Balmore, Esq. Harlem
Gas Light Co., A. G.. Buell., Esq, 24a
Broadway, N. y; and hundreds OF 9th
ers. Price 1.-TWO preparations) s100 and
$500, Expressed to any address.
JAS. r. CAMPBELL, NJ. d., Gs Fulton St
New York.
Sold at Ferguson's Pharmacy f2yt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

A PA.LoR CONCERT, including
tabIeaux, &C., viii be given on Fri
day evening. at the residence of Mrs.
S. Y. L.andt, by the Episcopal Mite
Society. The usual mite will be re-
ccived and ice cream sold at 10 cents
a dish. The public are invited.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

VIZ were panied to hear Of the
death, on last Sabbath morning, Goth
inst, Of Mr.. Callinan Dwigans, an old
and highly esteemed citizen of this
vicinity. The funeral services took
pace Monday afternoon
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24
FROM sTANwO0D.
a Remonsirance.


1t is true the friends oftemperancc aud
morality were disappointed last Wednes-
day, and the Legislature that enacted
tho present Liquor Law Of the State of
Iowa, met with severe rebuke in the
$50 calle,9 important decision Of Judge
Brink, who decided there was no cause
Of action against. o. ID. Hibbard, when
il was proven by three witnesses--thc
boy himself testifying that he had got
drinks there, that he was minor. and
that he did not have the consent of his
guardian, parent or family physician.
1t was very unkind in that scurvy
sheet, the Mechanicsville Press, to make
mention Of this affair, as orr toWnsman,
Roy Wilkins, is kept very busy trying
10 finish up the dirty work and the
swill which was left by the man Of Me-
chaniosvillc Press. How well he sue.
eeeds, those who know HIM best can
testify. We were called troublesome
meddlers because we could not endure
this kind Of atiliction as patiently as
some Of our neighbors, Of having our
selves and families iusulted by the pro.
family and obscene language that has
been heard on the streets in front Of
that den, aud made the night hideous
by the shrieks and bowls OF the iaehri.
atcs who frequchted that place. 1T is
not customary for rs to rotice any such
trash emanating from such trashy
source but merely state the case as il il
considered by law abiding and orderly
citizens, that people throughout the
county may know and avoid those who
may well be regarded as the pests and
rermin in this community,
s. H. MALEY
JOSEPH MCCOY
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

BASE BarLs-The first nine of the
Upton Ball Club played game last
Monday, with = picked-up nine Of
older players, to the total discom-
future of the lstter--who found them.
selves. as well a their practice, rath-
er too old 10 keep up with the boys
The score was not very creditable
however, to either side, standing
forty one to twenty-five.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24
john SuuLrz, Secretary

THE Union District Agricultural
Society is out with its List of Pre-
miums of the Annual Fair at West
Liberty. The Society offers very
fair list, showing partiality to the
short horns, aside from a citizens
purse of $500, which is to be given
to winning cattle of that kind
the large dealers in that vicinity sub.
scribing literally thereto.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24
The largest and best stock Of
parasols and fans is at Perrien Deans.

MusIcAL.-Miss Anna Failor will
take limited number of pupils on
piano or organ. An excellent oppor-
tunity, Inquire of Miss f., at the
Palmer House, or Of Rev. J. K.
Bloom.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24
Aqua Miracoloso:

This Exquisite Spanish. Toilette
Preharation,n for identifying and pre-
serving the complexion and skin, has
for years been exclusively prepared by
Don Manuel Acosta, an emminent chem
ist Of Seville, Spain, and by him sold in
large quantities to the elite Of that city,
Madrid, Havana and elsewhere, as an in
comparable beautitier and preservative
of the complexion and certain preventa-
tive of Wrinkles, Frecklesr Pimples,
Sunburn, Tan, and all biemishes of the
the Skin. While making voyage TO
Cuba some years ago on one of the Brit
ish Royal Mail Steamships, Don Manuel
was overtaken by severe sickness, and
his life for days despaired Of, but ulti-
mately, he rallied and recovered, and as
an acknowledgment of his appreciation
of DR.. Campbell's services, CDR. G. being
at that timr Medical officer on board the
Steamship, he presented the Doctor
with the formula from which he prepar.
cd his famous "Agua Miracoloso,p tAti.
raculous Water.) So many lady patients
for whom DR.. G. has prepared an occa-
sionsl bottle, having expressed them
| selves most enthusiastically IN regard TO
| its merits, he has determined for the flu
/ tnre 10 prepare it as STANDARD Toilette
Predaratioup Its use imparts to the
skin, dazzling hrilliancy, healthy
| freshness, transparent clearness, yelyeiy
| smoothness and exquisite softncss. A
few applications will convert the rough
est skin into one Of Alabaster dclicacy.
| II is not a Paint on "Eaamel,' but a
Deliciously Fragrant Medicated Water
for Tho skin, Of marvellous efficacy.
Warranted harmless IS pure milk, Price
One dollar per bottle. Six bottles for
Five dollars Expressed to any address.
Prepared only by James z. Campbell,
! II. d., Chemist, d6 Fulton 81, New
York Beware of dangerous and worth.
less limitations. l2yl
For sale at Ferguson's Pharmacy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

Waliace's Tonic Stomach Bitters, the
great tonic and blood purifier, perfect
eradicator Of all bilious diseases, o
safe and superior tonic operating
on the liver and kidneys; strength
ems the nervous system; u sure cure fol
fever and ague, loss of appetite, indiges
ton, and all diseases OF the stomach
and blood. Try them and be convinced
Sold only by druggists and dealers
never sold in saloons.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

EARLY strawberries, as well as
very nice ones, we're those presented
Tuesday by Mr.. N. Orion, the pro-
duct of his most excellent garden
Mr.. Orton, as usual, raised quite a
quantity Of this delicious fruit, for
which he finds ready market at 81
cents per quart--a fact that makes
his kindness in giving the printer Z
taste none the loss appreciated.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

Az error was made lcs. week in
the names of the officers chosen at
the recent meeting Of the Iowa
stockbreeders at Cedar Rapids. A
more full report of that convention
will be found on the outside of this
paper. in which all is o. X.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

HENRY'S CRB0I.IG SALyE is SC
weil-known that ii is only Necessary
to caution against limitations. Ii re-
quires careful admixture of the car
bolic acid with other ingredients topro
duce salve that may be relied upon.
The genuine only guaranteed. See
that IL bears the signature and private
proprietary stamp Of JoHS F. HENRY
CURRAN q Co., Proprietors, s and
College place, New York. 2 nd
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

ISa.5-not eighteen hundred and
seventy-fve years, but that number
Of dollars were involved in a little
transaction which took place on the
c., II. I. s z. railway last Monday
night. 1t appears that Mr.. Fred
Carl, resident Of this county, left
Wilton Monday evening with a draft
drawn by Chas. Hammond on a
Chicago bank in bis (Carls) favor for
81 800, with which he was going to
make payment on some land in the
western par. oe the State. lie had
also some So in money. Upon the
first train east, which Mr.. &. met AT
Grinnell, he returned to Wilton, aud
from there came right up to Upton,
reporting the loss Of both draft and
money between Marengo and Grin
nell, when, as he says, he took a kind
Of nap, or .'bad spell" and walked to
be told by a man beside him that he
had bet and lost his money and his
draft, endorsing the latter in pencil,
TO gang Of three card-monte men.
He claims to have no Knowledge or
recollection Of either betting or en-
dorsing. Taking the eastern train at
Grinnell, after his loss had been dis
covered, he found the monte chaps
had also changed, and telegraphed
ahead to Iowa City and Wilton for
officers to arrest them, but met no
response. As soon as he reached
here telegram was sent TO Chicago
stopping payment on the draft; and
right there the affair seems to rest at
present.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

MRs. COLLAR wishes to inform the
people of Upton and vicinity that she
is s,ill working at her trade of dress
making, and will do work in the latest
style and at reasonable prices, at her
residence. first door northwest of
steam mill, Upton. 2w24
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24

The Cedar County Normal Institute
will be held at Upton. commencing on
the 26th day OF July, and continue four
weeks.
All teachers expecting TO attend are
advised to be present the iirst day with
such text books as they may have, and
come expecting 10 do thorough work.
Several experienced teachers have
been employed and the design ~ TO make
the Instruction thorough and practical.
A fee of one dollar Is required by law
Board can he obtained at reasonable
rates. G. ". ROLLINS. Go. Sup't.
Upton, June 18th, 1875. 2itf
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News FROM kANsAs.-The agent
of the Massilon Harvester, who new
er set up machine before this sea-
son, writes that they are wa,iing int.
heavy winter wheat, doing the best
Of work on unfavorable ground. He
orders new lot Of harvesters; aud
all in Cedar who wish them should
apply at once to G. G.. Moffett & Bro,
agents.