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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-19

No, my dear-goodness be thank
e1.-no person can say that ! ever
ssandalixed any one, not even my
worst enemy, no matter what he Or
- may DO. I've lad chance enough
to talk IL / had mind 70, Is every
one knows fun wen. Ofccn-se, living
right here in the High street of the
s1wu, can't help seeing : great
many queer things; and when our
windows are open and the blinds shut
IN the summer time. can hear them
too But | never repeat tbem-I
s,orn TO make mischief. never lisp
. word, except get hold Of some
person, ike you, ny dear. that !
know / can trust. And ii . body IS
never 10 open her mouih among her
own intimate friends, why the world
ism. worth living for-is il. But
that isnt scandal you know. | hate
and abhor that Just as much IS you
do, and don't think any one can say
I WAS ever guilty of it in al my life.
But then, as | said before. it isn't
ios want of the chance. Why only
last evening IS ever was, who do you
think saw walking mp BY here, in
the bright moonlight, As brazen Is
YOU please, but Miss Lennox and
Colonel Parkes Fact. as sure Is
Won SIT in that chair. and they were
,onSlar.s~ls
Is1ppose Won Know ali about that
diaeraceful affair with the school
eiris. No: Nv dear. You must really
Eve in in the ark, Why, they have
been writing los OF anonymous let
tess to pecpie here in town. and the
postmaster suspected what was up
Il last. and be has kept q Quiet look
out. and caught some Of them put
ting The letters III. / don't know
What Mss Clsckett viii do Expel
them bope: great girls Ike those
hare no business 70 act 80
Theirs Mrs Price guiDg BY.
suppose she has been down 10 cheap
en fowl, or get half penny o. two
taken CT Joint of meat. She's the
Shingles. thing, nv dear; it would
really make yoUr heart ache TO bear
OF The way she manages and COO
rives- And there i her husband.
one Of the ricbess men in town. and
folk. do say that lie can't get de-
cent meal 81 viciuals IN his own
house. Wouli't YOU
What. going: Can't you stay any
longer: Well. do come sgsin very
soon. won, you: Coed bye,
Thank goodness, she mas gone. ]
really thought she was going TO stay
al night. ] heard nice story
about her, by the way, last week
how shamefully she treats all her
servants. Suppose she thinks don't
know it. | might make mischief
enough in her family il ] chose. But
sbhor scandal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-19
William H. Tuthil,


and unknown owners District Court
OF the ne Section 30, + November Terra
Township -, y Of 1878.
ga--a vest ~ thA
5ih T. VI. cedar coun-
ty. lows
stat. Of Iowa. County OF Cedar So: TO EexH
feuiks, and any and all UNKNOWN per-
sons claiming title to the west half OF the
northeast quarter, aud the north -east
quarter Of said northeast quarter % >er-
tlau thirty 39 in Township seventy nine
~ north OF Range three 3, west uf the
5tIl principal meridian. situate in iEH
county at Cedar aforesaid
loB aH4 each of You are hereby notified
that there i now on file IN the office 81 the
Clerk 81 THE District Court Of the county IF
Cedar aforesaid, petition Of william Il
TuthiIi claiming the title and ownership
in tee simple Of the W ST half Of the norta-
cas- quarter and the northeast quarter
OF section thirty 80. in town
ship ssyrufy-nine I7eI north Of Range three
L3 vest OF the 5tn principal meridian. stu
ate in the county % Cedar aforesaid and
containing one hundred and twenty acres
be the same more or less. BY virtue ef
sale of the same at public tax sale on the
5th Of October. 1858, for the delinquent taxes
of the year 1867 and conveyance of The
same hy the Treasurer of said county in
con .ormltg with the statute. TO the said
" illiam II Tuthill as the assignee OF the
duly recorded in book 2 page li3, OF tax sale
deeds of the records of said county.
And you the said defendants are hereby
required TO appear at the next term of said
District Court and show cause why your
claim of title to the above described reai
estate shall not be set aside and be forever
barred and foreclosed both in law and
equity.
And that unless you appear and defeng
On or before noon of the second day OF tat
next term of said District Court, TO be be
gun and held at Upton in said county 81
the twentv-second day of Soyembef isT5
default will be entered against you and
decree made in accordance with the pfaye
of the petitioner.
WILLIAM II. TUTuII.I.
The foregoing notice having been sui
mitted to me. together with the petition
the same Is hereby approved and ii is. 81
dered that The same be published for 81
! successive weeks in the Upton ApyERTIsE
JAS. H ROTHROCK, Judge.
I Upton, August nth, 1875. 6g
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A very pretty Miss OF about seven.
teen went to . Dr.. R TO have
troablesc0e tooth extracted, and ST
Ter dreading il awhile st length re
solved 10 take doss II laughing ga
to take the sharp edge of. A lsdy
friend accompanied her. and was
quite anxious 10 note the effect d
the subtle gas upo0 her charming
and vivscioas companion. She did
not have long 10 wait. for no sooner
had the influence begun TO NANTES,
itseIf. than she threw her plump,
dimpled arms around the neck Of the
susceptible dentist, exeiaiming. As
she visited bis lips with her own;
s-Oh, you dear. darling. duck of .
man, you are good enough to eat
OF course she knew nothing about
the laugh which followed, or the con-
fusion on the dentist. any more than
she knew what she had done. But
the doctor vas somewha; asttered,
and used the most skillful manipula-
tion. in extracting the tooth that
could offend 50 sweet mouth
In reality the job vas finished
sooner than he wished.
When she recovered from It's ef-
feet her friend asked her bow she
liked it. and she proclaimed the ef-
feet delightful, and even asked the
dentist If he would 10; give it 10 her
again.
yes said be, IF ron viii 20
through the same performance you
went through just now
She was then informed BY her
companioo what she had done, and
coloring up slightly. and casting a
dubious look 1t the dentist. she said:
Never mind. guess | wont have
any more. for | an convinced now
that il makes . persca act ike q
fool"
Fancy the feelings OF the tooth
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Wanted n Weed.
Detroit Free Press.

lie felt of some factory goods on
the counter, glanced up 1T the shawl
swinging from the top shelf, and
when the clerk got down 20 him he
wanted weed for his hat
"a weed. All. 50 yon have lost
a near relative:'
"Yes, nv wife"
"Well. that's sad. said the clerk
as he handed down the box of Grape
ssDeath has never entered my happy
household, and trust he never
will
"You don't know how il brushes a
man down" said the farmer, with
quivering chin. How much apiece
for these"
"a dollar
sWhat. dollar"
Why, that's cheap. my dear SIR
'ID give you fifty cents and not a
penny more. exclaimed the widower,
losing the culver to his chin.
Couldn't think Of it: they cost us
more than that"
SWELL loved my wife as well as
any man can love-" continued the
widower, as he started for the door.
"but | won't invest il weed. I'll
have lots of time after harvest, and !
can sit in the house and cry all |
want to with costing a cent"
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The Register complies the follow
ing agricultural statistical infoTma-
ton from the report Of John K. Shat,
fer, Secretary Of the Iowa State Ag-
ricultural Society:
The acres Of corn 10 IS. 1 is placed
at 5000, 900 and at 100000 bu-
shells, worth 100000, 900. OF this
amount 5,5ss,3lS bushels were ship
ped from the State by rail, the c. Il.
!. & p. Railroad alone carrying L.
.9l, 1875 bushels.
Wheat was raised to the amount
Of 35,OOO,0o the price ranging from
6fty cents to one dollar a bushel.
Twenty one bushels to the acre was
the highest average 10 any county.
The total amount shipped was 30
1920. OF this amount the Mil.
waukee l. St. Paul Road carried
more than any other road, s21,.5,.
So much wheat was shipped out of
the State that Iowa millers were com
PEELED to purchase outside to supply
their local trade.
Cattle and hogs make good show
ing in the Secretary's Report. Thirty
FIVE counties made importation OF
Short Horns. Over two thousand
head of Shor, Horns were owned in
the State at the date Of the Report
2.9,365 head Of cattle were ship
ped out of the State mainly TO Chi
cago. These are the figures glveI
in the report, but they are manifest,
too small, since no record Is made c
the shipments, the c. 4 \. W., ID.
NJ, G. G. d u. Railroads. Doub,
! less the total number would largel
exceed 100000.
/ Iowa produced more hogs than an
/ other State. although the number a
compared Gith 1873 showed a dc
crease Of l54, 900. The report of Sic
ney d. Maxwell, Superintender
Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce,
published in this connection.
placed the Iowa packing at 3.0,..:
| head: average gross weight, 26S
, average price per cent. s409: a.
gregate cost, s3,905,663. The il
crease in the number packed ov'
the proceeding year was 2o,s4,. II
total number OF hogs shipped, as gi'
. en- in the report, was Us. 800. ]
this should be added several tho
sand more shipped by lines that a
: not reported, which would undoub
" net at least l,6o0,O0 hogs ma
keted in Iowa during 1874.
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The time made by fast horses j.:
Goldsmith Maid. AL: American
Cir. 2.164: Occident, 3:l6f; Chester,
ldeadl eli; Dexter. 2:l63: Nettie,
a:ls: Red Cloud. 2:1s: Lady Thorne,
2::ls4 Lucy, 2:lsf: Judge Fuller
ton. 2:l9: George Palmer. 2:l9t;
Bodine. 2:l9t Camors. dead 2:l94 !;
Flora Temple, 2:l9..
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WILLIAM H. TVTuIIIs.
IOWA CITY ACADEMY

Offers students superior opportunities faE
obtaining good academic education. quail
flying themselves to teach in the rommau
schools, or preparing to enter the Stat
University.
Fail term commences Sept, 18th, ISIS
- For fHll circulars of both institution
and for specimens Of Penman.hip, address
VIM MCCAIN, Iowa City, Iowa.
Jaly 2i.t, lS7s @9wI@.
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DIR. G. A. BOHANNAN

q
mercury. Sharges Reasonable. Guarantees 10
cure all Iorms OF .'spermaiorrhea. or aseu.
mlnai WeaknessN In from z fo weeks time
ONCE No. SIS North Finh street. hot, Wasb.
In 81. Louis in lsS
4HDr. Be- ''freasise on speeia, Dises-
- which inlly explains the nature. cansas.
symptoms, etc.. OF 'ssparmstorrn.a = o.
.seminai Weakness" Syphilis and yalnsh HE
inid9rmation on other delicate subjects, sent
FREE In sealed Enyelo1e s
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Raspberries and blackberries are
done fruiting. Now is the time to
out away the old cones, cut back the
new comes to three feet for the for
mer and four for the latter, and tie
tbep to wire or trellis, to prepare
fm next years crop.
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Inducements offered by this Route

10 the travelling public are all the modern
improvements: rock and Gravel Ballasted
Track, Steel rail, rock and Iron Bridges.
fari"r and Drawing Room Day Coaches,
smoking and Longing Cnrs. Westinghouse
Safety Air Brakes, Miller's Patent Safety
Coupling and Platforms, Speed, Safety and
Absolute Comfort
Running through Five Great States, and
operating over 1000 miles Of road, this Com.
pany presents to the traveller facilities that
ARE NOT and CANNOT he offered by any
Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets via
this route.
II you wish the best travelling accommo.
dations, y0a will buy your tickets by this
route, and will take no other
MARTIN HCGHrTT. WI, srENyrTr
ls-sf:l a.v.-.a.e-5ts. Ger. .;assr n, Irss.
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This is the way the Hankeye tells
it: "What under the canopy is
,his?' casually inquired Mr.. W. f.
Downer of Cedar county, last We'd
nesday morning, as he put on his
coat and felt something heavy and
restless in the pocket. "Whoop.
Scat! Help me off with this coat"
he yelled as he reached in and felt
big rattlesnake three feet long. 1t is
\ notorious fact, that can be vouched
for by every member of his family,
that nobody helped him off with his
coat, and when he spilled that snake
out on the floor there was rush for
the door that couldn't be beat if you
set the house on fire. Mr.. Downer
the snake, but he is taking
for his nerves to this day.
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PULLMAN P1LAGE CARS.

These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on all the lines of this road.
This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars
between Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee.
AT Omaha onr Sleepers connect with the
/ overland sleepers on the Union Pacific
Railroad, for all points west of the Missouri
River. Among the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-19
Chicago & Northwestern Railway

Close connections are made at Chicago
with the Lake Shore ~ Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, Baltimore 4 Ohio. Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago, Kankakee
Line and Pan Handle Routes. for all points
EAST and SOUTHEAST, and with the
Chicago & Alton and Illinois Central for all
points SOUTH.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific r. r. at Omaha for all far
West points.
tloSe connections ars made al junction points
MIN tr.iinS Of III f.nss t.nnds
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-19

Iowa CRY, August last Mon
day evening . gentleman in Grinnell
sat with his wife in the sitting room.
reading. At about 5 O'Clock the lady
stepped into the yard. and not re-
turning after ,he lapse OF some time.
the husband thought she had gone to
a neighbor's, and accordingly went
to ind and accompany her home.
His search was fruiiless, and ne re-
turned home to alarm the neighbors
for . systematic search. Upoa ex-
amining the privy, the lady was
found there insensible, with marks
of violence on her throat and face.
and raped, the ravisher having ac-
complished his purpose only BY the
use Of the most extreme measures.
The crime was doubtless committed
By one Of the harvesting tramps. Of
whom the town had been full. The
lady was insensible up to 9 O'Clock
Tuesday night. She is an estimab'e
and cultured woman, and had been
married only one year.
The same evening two young la
dies, . block away from the scene Of
this outrage, we're chased by sramrs,
and saved themselves by fleet run
ming. There is no clue TO the perpe-
traitor, and public feeling runs so
high as 10 almost foreshadow the
immediate slaughter OF the ,ramping
scoundrels. This is the sixtieth rape
in Iowa this wear.
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The other day, a Detroit mother
poured some ink on the pantry shelf
near the sugar box, and went "
stairs, leaving her small sou 70 PLAY
with the cat When she came doxn
the boy sat by the window. wearug
placid, innocent look, but there
were ink stains on his fingers
There. you've been al the sugar
she exclaimed, as she seized MIN by
the collar.
"Mo,her, do you think ii stest
sugar." he asked in tone q sur.
prise.
"Look at those stains on your b..
gers. What made EN-"
Those stains, mother:
Eyes, these stains"
"Well, canno. tell you a bold h.,
MOTHER think I've commenced Is
mortify!"
She WASH, quite sure. bu, he W..
allowed to go out and play circus.
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Grifith's Lire Stock Reportey. Ia
ted At Chicago, July 30th. says
During the current week, prices have
ranged from o. 10 to $500 for straight
and marketable hogs; in the closing
week Of July last year they ranged
from $40 to 800, which was the
lowest reached until the second
week of the ensuing October; the
markets in August ruled from $500
to $3.50, and in September from
$500 to 1925. Western shippers
and feeders have now two good
months before them in which to close
out their summer and early fall hogs,
and it is to be hoped that they will
secure all the advantages this period
may offer, and SO be prepared for
whatever changes may occur in the
more extended operations of the en-
'uine packing season,
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Young MEN
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many Of the age OF thirty to for
~ who are troubled with TOO frequent eyae-
nations OF the bladder, often accompanied
by slight smarting or burning sensation
and weakening the system Ia m amer thai
the patie mt cannot account for; on examin-
Ing the urinary deposits a ropy sediment
Will often be fonnd and sometimes small
particles OF aibuinen VIII appear, or the col
on Will be Of thin or miikish hue. again
changing TO dark and torpid appearance,
There are many men who die of this DIM
Guilty, ignorant OF The cause. which Is the
second stage Of seminal weakness Mr. Nc
Will guarantee perfect cure In oil such
cases and healthy restoration Of he genito
urinary organs,
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Es'x;z :|!|1 "; sa? ;sz q st..

The most Renonned Speciaiia Of he A. n,
ttt treatment II PRIVATE. GIRO yTT nn,i
IRINdRf DiSEASIsS. SEMINAL WE1 e.
= h's& The result Of early iadiscrefjons or
other canses; producing Nervousness. PIN.
paired sight, Loss Of Memory and Manbond
permanently Cured. The Cream Of Medical
literature. illustrated with cbasta en-.
grsNInss, explaining who raay marry, why
IhtiF ha'afe. cause and cure Price. 30
ohsIS, sent IN plain sealed envelope. La.
icfe requiring sargicai'a d, medical attend.
tHal. or advice, may call or address the doc
can Ihtsltds provided with private apart
m"H's. hoard, attendance, &c. Cure guar
an'@rd, Rubber goods on hand. Rrptnres
pos tvn'y cured cir
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Dr. ]. c, AVER t CO., Lowell @a.sr
Practical and .snslytirs1 t1se
SOLD by ALL pEUGGIsTs EvgEE# ah~a-
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OfHce II our s.6 to 1. to q. n To =
All letters promptly answered and CORE
spondence confidential. Address, Lock Box
$50. Davenport. Iowa. iy4a
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Cedar county +
District Court.
Suvem Der Term,
sITt.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
Fer restoring to Gray Ham it,
nsfural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at
A,nce agreeable.

WINK N
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. Il 0s
restores faded
or gsn Aair
To its ortyiHL
ceiof, R the
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LIZ 7 IAAl a G
and unknown owners
OF the NJ Section 30.
Township -, y Of
ga.-a. rest ~ 'na
5th =. NJ, cedar coun-
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$50 to $4,000

How o d. n" Ra0i, un Wall ST.. sent
free. Tu.BRloGE 3 Co. Bankers & HEu&eFs,
, Waii-St+, y. \.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-20
CKsON, TENNESSEE SATURDAY, MARCH
A poRrI AR eALLERY.
From HarPeTs' 2 1zar-
Il is no- in the ,tOried corridor

From HarneTs' 2 szar.
Its not in thef toried corridor
OF the OLD ant -eSJraI hall,
Where the bel;edI 5nighr zu'3,he lady brigh
Smile from "a . taV--triri W DO;
Where a tiuiau' ten .-r r. iincc shows
Hv Guhrr-' -rr--1u, Hurs,
or the Stately n .ee Of ysa.lyra ..rr
By the -ol 10 S siznce %: Go Greuz'.
Drawn on no ar by eanNl-,:
Byuo mortal p nrii im'':
S.'-r -Is-ii-.ay a0 % --'- l.riI.;
BY no poets pe "a hymn %
Ey the atlf.thu-h oi The winter, hearth
or the r,arhles Iigst> OF June.
Are .ry pictures s 20 by she irr-lish .,
sheen.
or framed ~ the -ihery m,ua,
Tuey rise srvnni Tn' F.. one 2 y one.
Tuel7-t the rh sng ed, the dead;
zee The emile kneR ere while
Ou the sweet Bps' d, Wy red.
The soHt dark eyes dIsl love for me,
The soft curls glesB and wave,
Till half forget bow N life sun set
Meath tie veyvs BY = ouely grave
see white robes aud blus hing flowers,
Aud two close side by si' ie,
Nor think how deePI, the .oridesro 'm'>
sleep
A. watch him clasp hi, br ldc.
look in the gentle motheI's f1Gs,
TIL her blessing y reathei again,
While The father's eye. strong, tr7ie, aRd
wise,
Cali counsel and calm The pain-
I seem 70 smooth the iislen enrlS
Toss'l o Btck from the c1llIs pure brow.
And prize them - iheu. though the
whirl Of men I
Has ,mirch'd their glitter now.
The first friends form nc -c joyORsiy
out through the duSky .tir,
limits frank, fresh truth. - when hope |
aud youth
SetaIoysd sisnet Ia, re
Naught fades nv portraits living lines; /
No fiecks or sun->taiuS fall;
No time corrodes; Eo thicE uI-st loads
Their beauty with it, pail.
Painted by memory and love
For my waiting life and me,
My pictures will shine tili in light divine
Their draihleSs types | ser.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-20


6ir. Harry Beckett, the comedian,
has a fund OF humOr, upon which he
draws in every emergency. In the
house where Mr.. Beckett resides, a
melaucholy-looking individual occu-
pies a room Just above him, and for
week past has annoyed the comedian
by walking the floor all night. When
Beckett could not stand it any longer,
he Jumped out of the bed about day
light one morning, mounted the stairs,
and pounded upon the door of the
nuisance. 1t was
opened, and a sepulchral voice cut
its way through the early gray of
morning with the inquiry, "Well. my
friend, what's the matter?' See
here, old man." said B eckett, you
are keeping me awake, walking the
floor here night after night for weeks.
1 cant stand it any longer. What's
the row?" After a slight pause, the
fellow drew q sigh and said, My friend,
I am the most miserable of men. l
owe q man five hundred dollars, and
can't pay it." "Ohr' exclaimed Beck
EFT, sis that all? Why don't you let
him do the walking? then you've got
the best of him" A new light broke
upon the MUD of the unhappy debtor,
and there was no more tioor-walking
after that night