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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-11-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE

II. Z. PlAtt 10 District Court. Cs-
- VS. daf county lows No
WIN. Williams, Jr. yenbsr Term, ls75.
To William VILLA ANS. Jr.. yon are hereby
notified. that there In now q petition Of II
=. Piatt, plaintiff, on file ia the CLERKS Of
nee. Of Cellar county, Iowa asking tina, you
1Iatisiy certain mortgage given by H. &.
Piatt. To you under date May Ist. lsy AMI
recorded In the Recorders Once of saId
county, In book A. p.ge III. Said mortgage
wA gwen 10 secure si1s ~. upon the VIZ zfs
neA, nwI. section Is. twp. -, range ". &
r. n. Said amount with the interest there
on having been paid
NOW unless you appear and defend said
petition n or before noon Of the second day
OF the next term Of said Court, to be begnn
and held At Upton In said county on In.
End day Of Novem Der, A. D., 1875. a default
VIII De entered ~ 2inst you. and Judgment
prayer Of said petition.
PIATT d CARR,
oct W, f2-fW. Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed by the
circuit Court OF Cedar county, Iowa, Ad-
mlnistrAfor Of the estate Of ID McKendree
claims against said estate are hereby mott.
ned TO nie them with the Clerk Of said
Court. clearly stated and duly sworn 10. and
persons OWING said Estate are ntoined to
make i'm immediate payment to the undey
signed. Dated at Upton. Iowa, this end
day Of October. A. D., 1875,
AOREAU CARROLL.
SWO AdmiHistYst~y
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Dat meal Of a very superior quality
is manufactured at Cedar Rapids.
using 1900 bushels Of oats per day.
They have ample demands for i; in
Canada, Baltimore, Boston. New
York. &c.
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Cedar Falls Gazette. A young
and poor farmer, Of Lyons county,
Iowa, received intelligence tina, be
had fallen heir 10 $4,000 by the
death of his elder brother in Eng
land
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READ THIS
VERY CAREFULLY,

nR. IkTAB, tabiished for mady year.
~ In 1afaio. BY an entirely new syctem
Of me iicatiou treats successfully Catarrh,
Bronchitis, aud Diseases * the Lungs Liver
and kidneys ais Dit cnitteS Of a Coniden
tiaI Nature, wherein skill and experience
are required DIR. Crnmb has developed a
practice which from it, or para Iieied sue
ees. IN Thousand of ctse- many OF very
aggravated cnar 3c'er. j. at|e 10 positively
guarantee q perfect and f5eru4aneat cure in
every case he UNDERTAKES lie sends no Cir
cular~ or Treaties on these diseases to his
patients as IL is ggi-nl..u et4at .arh know
ledge - ~ general extremely p.eJa1.c.a
exercising an IL 5lriOn, effect by re tarding
and frequently c11ufefartte#~ cure tend
log TO alarm ihe rAtient which j. the prin-
cipaI object Of %Heh productions, and ex-
cite. aud eIagg- ates his fears TO the Gu
rability 81 his run plant. The Doctor re-
quires simply brief history Of the case
and candid plain statement OF present
sym ptoms-a thorough exam nation will
then he made. aud II considered remedial
bie-a sincere. considerations opinion will
be given promptly and such medicine Al
will be appiica bic will be sent by express
accom- panied BY full and explicit advice
and directions. Charges very moderate and
within the reach Di all and success guaran-
teed. such cases 20 nave Jailed under other
treatment particularly desired. All letters
must enclose 81 % for consultation fee and
correspondence during treatment, and ad-
dressed 10
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CHICAGO
& NORTHWESTERN r. r.

Passengers for CHICAGO, Detroit, Toledo.
Cleveland, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Pittsbarg.
Cincinnati, Rochester. Albany, Toronto,
Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New
YORK. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
st. Louis, Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento,
ogden. Salt Lake City, Denver, Council
Bluff, Sioux City, ST. Paul, Marquette.
Escanaba, Menasha, Madison, Cheyenne,
Omaha. Yankton, Winsna, Duluth, Green
Bay, Milwaukee, and all points North, West,
South and East, should buy their tickets via
CHICAGO and the
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THIS standard article i COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair 10
its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions. itching
and dandruff. It gives the head
cooling. soothing sensation Of great
comfort, aud the scalp BY IT, use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands TO their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS a dressing. nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State As
saver of Massachusetts, says. The
constituents are pure. and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
| consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.
Price, One Dollar.
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CITY ACADEMY

Offers students superior opportunities for
obtaining good academic education, quail
flying themselves to teach 10 the common
schools, or preparing to enter the State
University.
Fail term commences Sept 10th, 1875.
- For full circulars Of both institutions
and for specimens u Penmanshfb. address
We. MCLEAN, Iowa City, .oaA
July 2i,t 1878. 32wf3
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.1erp advertisements.
PRESCRIPTION FREE

"r the speedy care ~ special Troubles com
1n1tl To the young ard middle aged, n-r-
Noas. mental and physical depression, loss
% memory and emery. pains IN the back.
-.if dtsirnSf, dizziness. dImneSs Of sight.
confusion ideas. aud other disorder. of
th- neryu1. system consequent on various
habits that lower the vitality of the system
Any druggi.t has the ingredients address
E. H HILTON. Cincinnati. q.
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For Sale Low!
Cool D,celiing House

WITH barn, good we'll. etc, all n good or
der and we'll situated, Just south Of the
scnooi aonse, Inquire al this Office or on
the prsmisss ~
a-tf JOHN KEAPIsG.
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Wood Wanted.

Proposals will De received by the under
signed fDr delivering Eve cords III good dry
second growth wood at eenooi Hou.s ia
sub-Disytct No. Is, Center township
g. VAN ZAsDT. director.
p.O.. Tfptsn ~
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AGENTS male and female. to sell Pic
lures. everywhere Fourteen Thousand re-
tailed hy nne. what agents say: II can
make more money in this business than
can on sfNss farm. all stocked. Your
Pictures pieaie every body. received
Pictures received and more than half sold
ths frst dsy. send lat more" Glad to
ind an honest picture dealer. Seven years
established
WHITNEY & CO,
Norwich, Conn.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway

Close connections are made at Chicago
with the Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, Ksnkskee
Line and Pan Handle Routes, for ali 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 X. X. at Omaha for all far
West points.
C7os< connections are made at Junction points
tr.fh TRIM Of III cross reads.
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1UUC - NOT
BY PAST EXPERIENCE
yvIsA Travelling Quacnns
neuu11s 80 ioeAs~S PhyssciAn. q
Uenunsnaea Specialize.
DIR. N1CAFFEE
pKRzlAHExrLY LOCATED ATS PH1r
2TlsEaEE gp<Nes - 90 ys~vuRzpcrs. foWA-
1bSeo - s.ss aeen fw iAerAxt soar yeAra
Tie Or. has pr.esired nedks4ne tsenty
vs.rs- nao i : rsx aIAr xrsdnAs< OF British
The IAocser HrAz~ ~ .efa.si p~r.liHxls
l4ss own .aa ana 4xsaAky axseO1rd with vel
established ~ue~x~~- Persons coming under
treatment Eazs r~~s assured of rec~A wing es-
: ecaprsasensise expa <nce-
Femna cSSpamea-fn tais Department Of
Med lesns tie doctor . prepares 20 ireas 10
saslrl.s the attention of the Srs.ict~-d 10 this
ssafa- feeling pex1ecsfy connn~rN tnAI DIS
aes~ssri ne gives the noSs spes.y relief Then
DO NOT DELAY. - eornplaini nasn
YOUNG MEN
xu--rr,ns nom sne eneets of youth
ful folltes or iadiscrsilon skou id avail them
selves of thls the greatest boon ever laid q
the altar OF suffering humanity. Dr.
NcAFFkE Will guarantees - tox6eai - -
- Do0ngo Tor every cADe aemfDnl WeA8-
- - 091v1ae dtS1ame - anT kt0a - eAA1s
srtrr ukisA . 1n1sr1s1es 80 sHa1a = easos
NIUDLE.AGED MEN.
mere are ms ny Of the age Of ihiTss 10 fol-
~ who are trouble with TOO frequent evae-
nations Of the bladder, often accompanied
b. slight sfnarsing or b1rninz sensation,
and weakening the 81 stem in . manner thai
the patient cannot account for. On exAmin-
Ing the urinary deposits, ropy sediment
vii alien be focRd. and sometimes small
PARTICLES of Abumen viii appear. or The col
or will be of . thin or milkfxh hue. again
Changing TO . dark and torpid appearance.
There are IN any men who die OF this DIM
culsy ignorant Of the Gauss, which 10 the
~e<~ars stage OF seminal weakness. Mr.. Ne.
viii guarantee . perfect cure In all sp>A
eases and . healthy restoration of the gelito
urinary organs.
Office Hour~-S TO 1. 2 to q. 4 . to ..
Ali letters promptly answered and ~orre-
spondenre confidential. Address. Lock Box
~. Davenport. Iowa ly$o
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u ! !. : !: !: ]: !
- ~ IA ever discovered le
IN f1E cleansing the sys-
(fN sem And purITing
the hscaa- Il hRs
NSNeSS112yl stood the test Of
S1NHXX1 wears with . con
a sraasly growing rep
os ufasssa. based o. II
ir;rsssas sir1n~s. znl sustained BY Is ne
rszzkalsse esrx~ 80 naaad ~ 10 he sate aid
i.g~tsl2l 70 ehiitT~n. and vet 20 searching
a. - sE~rEnafsv rars- cont the great cor
ruszs14s Il tlae hloss sch rs the scrufaloras
and ssT1ilissc contsminAssn- InpCritieS
az DISEASES thai have lsrked IN the ssssem
for wears. soos siel 10 this powerful aati-
doss. and sssxgs~zr Hencw il wonderful
cures. naanv Of which are pebliciv known,
of Scrofula, and MI srukuio0x diseases,
Ulcers. E<uPet0ns, and eruP8ive d.
orierx cf the skin, TumOrs, HaoechaL
BOils. pimpleS. PuStuIos, SOfe4 *
Anthonv's Fire. Rose or Erysipe-
las. letter. Salt Rhellm, ScAl0
Head. Ringworm. and internal Oh.
creations of the Uterus, stomach
and Liver. IL also CURES other con-
plants. TO With il would not seem eSpocf
Ally adapted. sseh as Dropsy. Dyspep-
sia- Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Dfscaoo,
Female Weakness. Debility. and
LeucorrhRa, when they are manifesta-
tons OF the scrofulo1s poisons
Ii Is an excellent res;orsr Of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and eigor OF the digestive organs
il dissipat.s the depression and lssless Ian
yuo- al the season. Even where no disorder
appears. people feel better. and live longer.
for cleansing tie blood Tie system moves
on with renewed yigur and new lease @
hfe
PREPARED BY
Dr.. ]. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Prsefieaf ard Asaiysicai CA<Misfs.
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Inducements offered By this Rout

10 the travelling public are all the modern
improvements: rock and Gravel BalIasted
Track, Steel rail, rock and Iron Bridges,
Parior and Drawing Room Day Coaches,
Smoking and Longing Cars, Westinghouse
Safety Air Brakes, Miller's Patent Safety
Coupling and Platforms, Speed, Safety and
Absolute Comfort.
Running through Five Great States, and
operating over 200 miles Of road. this Com
pany presents 10 the traveller facilities that
ARR NOT and CANNOT be offered By any
Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell you ticket. via
this route
II son xlsh the best traselGng accommo-
dstions, yo1 will buy your tickets by this
route, aud will take no other
MARVIN HEGHIrr, VIZ. srENygrT
ss.sfS ssssr:.s:2ss.. 5c.I ?ssssszs. Xsss..
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GEO. ID. EEEN> 4 SONS. Agents.
Clarence. loMa.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

h vi3elv knoua
- 0e al Ii NO.
ez~sxaL rene&sD
esu discovered ~
cleansing the yS
s<z and p-I.ying
the t1ss.l. II has
stood the test Of
wears with . con
sraasay growing rep
ufassa. based o. II
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Office Hours to 4. 2 to q. 4 to ..
All letters promptly answered. and ~orre-
sponden~e confidential. Address. Lock BOX
sca Davenport. Iowa iy*
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on all the lines Of this road
This il the ONLY LINE running these cars
between Chicago and ST. Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee.
At Omaha our Sleeylers connect with the
Overland Sleepers on the onion Pacific
Railroad, for all points west Of the Missouri
River. Among the
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PREPARE BY
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
w A NTED,

SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-11-19
The state Census of 1874.

The volume containing the results of
the census of the State, taken in the
spring of 1874, says the Detroit Tribune,
has just been published. From the mass
of valuable and interesting statistical
matter presented in this volume, we have
space only for a statement of few gen
eral results:
l. PopuLdtiOn-The total population OF the
State amounts to 1884, 031, exclusive Of Mani
on and Fox Islands, in Mantou county, and
Of the sparsely-settled Township No. %. north
OF ranges and east in Ogemaw county, the
only territory i'm the State from which no re-
turns have been received The Secretary of
State estimates the population OF these COM
bined districts at 269, making an aggregate Of
/. 334, 800. This falls somewhat behind the ex-
pectations based upon the average annual in
crease from 1860 to 1870. which was 1859 per
cent whereas, from 1870 20 1874 it has been
but 800 per cent The total per cent. of in-
crease during the last decade, however, is
G5. 90. against SO. 35 in the decade previous.
The first census Of the territory now included
i'm the State OF Michigan, in 1900, showed
population OF 551. This must have been very
imperfect return. even il it included only the
white settlers. In 1910 the population had in
creased to A, 762 and kept on increasing until,
In 1910, the first census taken after Michigan
was admitted to the Union, the total reached
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Married Her Uucle.

The San Francisco CAL has this singu-
lar story "Judge Wheeler yesterday
rendered an important decision in re-
gard to those fortunately rare marriages
between uncles and nieces. On the Goth
of September last, Esther Schloss brought
suit to annul her marriage with Morris
Schloss. on the ground that they bear
the relationship of uncle and niece to
each other. The parties were married
in 1856, and have seemingly lived hap
PLY together. There are no allegations
that the defendant ever misbehaved him.
self, the only ground presented being
that mentioned. The plaintiff is jew
ess, and it is alleged that the marriage
of uncles and nieces are permitted by
the laws of her church. Judge Wheeler
said that the civil code gives a list of
cases where marriage can be annulled,
that of a negro with white, and of a
husband and wife who have been pre-
viorsly married, without death or di-
vorce having severed the tie, being es-
pecially mentioned. No provision, how
ever, is made in regard to uncles and
nieces, the law holding that such mar
riage is incestuous and void from the
beginning. Evidently the gentlemen
who prepared the code did not think it
necessary to provide for cases like the
one before the Court, and there is no
law, therefore, to reach it. The Court
would render a Judgment in the case
were it not that the code is supposed TO
include all the relationships intended TO
be covered. As the law stands there in
no existing remedy, and the marriage.
consequently, must continue. The only
way to have it annulled was to Obtain
the passage of n special enactment bv
the Legislature.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-11-19
The German Emperor at Milan-..Grand
Gala Dinner.
milan Cor. London Telegraph

Milan Cor. London Telegraph
A grand gala dinner was given last
evening in the Hall of the Caryatides, at
the palace. The palace itself is ex-
ternally very plain, but within it is of
great magnificence, and seems almost as
large as a town. The Imperial guest
proceeded to the banqueting hall by the
grand staircase, very fine one, consist
ing of three flights of stairs, sixteen feet
wide. 1t is lighted by very superb
gasaliers, which have seven jets ut each
corner. The balustrade, which is foot
and half broad, was covered with Grim
son velvet, and superb Aubusson car
pet was placed over the steps. The walls
were almost covered with mirrors, and
the whole staircase was an avenue of
choice Towering plants. The hall in
which dinner took place is about 100
feet long by 80 feet wide. The gallery
which runs all around it is supported by
forty-four Caryatides, in white marble,
and of very considerable artistic merit.
The ceiling is covered and richly orna-
mented with bassi reteUi in stuccO and
gliding. From the ceiling hang, by huge
cords covered with yellow drapery,
eighteen large chandeliers of yellow
crystal. The room is lighted by alto
gether $500 wax candles. Facing the
door by which the guests entered is q
music gallery. The invitations to this
dinner were about $50 in number. The
guests were placed at IA horseshoe shaped
table, the Royal personages being on
the outside of the center of the curve
The King, who spoke in French, pro-
posed "the health of the Emperor and
his family" The King said he was the
interpreter of the wishes of the Italians
for the prosperity of Germany and the
continued friendship of the two nations.
He added: "Our personal relations of
friendship guarantee European peace. "
The Emperor replied in French. Hav-
ing expressed his thanks, he said he had
long wished to return the Kings visit.
He was much moved by his reception.
and felt that sentiments OF sympathy be.
tween Italy and Germany would con.
tinue to guarantee peace. The Emperor
has repeatedly expressed to the King his
great pleasure at the reception given
him. In telegram sent to the Emperor,
which the papers here publish, he speaks
in the W irmest terms of his reception a,
his entry. He says: "Una cosa simiit
non he mai vista an vista mia"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-11-19
FRAUDS.


The Commissioner says public atten-
ton has been often called, within the
past few months, to the extensive frauds
committed in certain localities upon the
revenue by distillers and rectitiers OF
distilled spirits. He gives an accounts
1. OF the checks, guards, and protec-
tons against fraud as established by law.
2. Of the manner in which the whisky
frauds, so-called, lately exposed, were
perpetrated upon the government 3.
OF the extent of these frauds. 4. Of
checks recently established to prevent
recurrence of the same. And finally,
he suggests Legislation which, in his
opinion, is necessary to insure fuller
collection, in future, of taxes upon dis
titled spirits.
The Commissioner says, with regard
to additional legislation required to en-
force honest collection of the tax on dis
titled spirits:
~ give it as my opinion that the only law
necessary is one that shall make the require
ments as stringent, and the penalties for de-
frauding the government as severe in the case
OF rectiiiers as they now are in the case of dis
tillers. Tue rectifier shonld be required to give
| bond In amount equal TO the tax represented
by all the spirits Re possibly rectify each
month. The house and tract upon which til,
establishment is located should be forfeited 10
the United States IN case of fraud. He should
not be allowed to handle any spirits at his recti-
flying house, except that he purchases for
rectificaton and sells under retiners' stamp.
Under the present system Of detecting at least
80 DAYS must elapse before discovery could he
made and guilt fixed. As the apparatus i'm y
rectifying-hou capable Of refining quantity
of spirits upon which the tax would amount To
100000 a month may not be worth more than
S10O 900, it will readily be seen that, under the
present law, which only forfeits the apparatus
and spirits owned by him at the time of seizure.
rectiter may aid in defrauding the govern
ment of 800, 900. BY absconding to a foreign
country he also escapes criminal punishment.
have also to suggest that the law now i'm force
in regard to returns to be made by rectifiers. ia
80 indefinite that some legislation IL needed to
, enforce the regulations of the Commissioner.
also think that it would be better IL rectifiers
distilers, and Wholesale liquor dealers were re-
qured to make transcripts of their books.
monthly, instead Of this being performed by
local officers as 1t is at present n would also
relieve officials of an immense amount of labor
> and would accomplish the more important re-
: suit of preventing the destruction OF books by
parties about to be detected i'm fraud. There
would then be sworn copy in the Office that
: would always be admissible evidence i'm courts
a against guilty parties. / am firmly of the
: opinion that the present large tax upon distilled
spirits can be collected with but small loss.
4 THIS opinion Is based upon the fact that every
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FRACTIONAL CURRENcY.-Tbe impres

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY impress
sion prevails in some parts of the coun-
try that the printing of fractional cur
rency has been discontinued, especially
as to the denominations of 10 and so
cents. There has been delay IN the
printing. A new plate of the 80 cent
notes is necessary, on account of coun-
terfeits, but the printing of all the other
issues is proceeding as usual. Wash
idgton 7eleuran.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-11-19

The report of the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue is completed, and now
in the hands of Secretary Bristow. 1t is
a very bulky document, and is one of
the most important official papers that
will be submitted to Congress this win
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-11-19
THE NATIONS WARDS.

Thirty Millions Year Paid tn Soldiers,
widows and Orphans.
HIM. Atkinson, Commissioner of Pen
sions, has completed his annual report to
the Secretary of the Interior. 1t shows
that the number of pensioners added to
the rolls during the last fiscal year was
IL, 557, and the number dropped by rea-
son of death, enlistment, remarriage,
expiration of minors pensions, failure to
apply within three years, or the discov-
cry of fraud, was 1897, making net
decrease of 1,420. The number of pen
sions increased was 1861. The total
number of pensioners borne upon the
rolls June 30, 1875, was pa, 1921, by
classeS as follows: