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While . good Milwaukee woman
VAS having family prayers, one Of the
knesling children pulled the cats
tail. and prolonged cat-howl wa
the result. The mother arose, took
that boy over her lap and admins
tered sharp correction, going on
with her heavenly petition al the
time.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and second hand, of fl st class makers
will be sold at lower prices for cash,or on In.
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during these hal d times and the holidays.
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An elegantly dressed lady, walk.
ing doaA skreetin Rrattleboro, Yer
noats - surprised By
IN ptoMplu ride. Alloy coastinx
!. hehisd hes, saud took her feet
rom under her il such ! way that
shA1k A09u Sasths slsd md Wa
oasfis1 I'll right 70 the foot Of the
hiA. HGt4Q a haz1e dooA, bot
~ boJS doat hide in tie streets
81 .auoh i1g 4
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For Sale.

On the corner OF Third and Linn streets.
Lhree lots, a comfortable dwelling, stable.
woodhouse, eistern. well. etc.. with an Abup.
dance Of fruit trees. . variety Of grapes and
small fnit Of various X nds.
Payments made TO SUIT the pureh ssey. de-.
sired ID formation given by
iwtf re. FILL
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From AleYandria comes the ro-
mantle story Of = love-sick maiden,
who, because her father "forbid the
banns," put oil her lovers letters in
70 bushel basket, set Ere to them,
and rat down in the flames with sui
cidal intentions. She was badly
burned, but 10 likely TO recover.
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Paris, Il ID estimated, contains l2O,-
600 weasa Who are dependent upon
their needles for support. The high
81 rate Of pay is about 70 cents per
day, while the average pay, when
fully employed, is not over "A cents
for twelve hours work.
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!. -. THE HEST
sRRARIE LANDS
sd cells has .sbsIS sig STD
Iowa ana Nebraska,
~ .sA~ Eor sale byits fasI
The burlington and Missouri
II IA River Railroad Co.. 81

On ten years credits - sss pr cent interest.
One million acres In Iowa and Southern
NshfaskA. The most c0untry Ia the world
TO combine farming and stock raising. The
oosl - s1eh and eahiiy cultivated: elsmnte
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each year until paid.
LAND EXPLORING TICKETS
10la nj mportAnt stations IN the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railrnnl. and cost Of
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Hail fare 10 families Of purchesers. and
low ireiEhts on honsehoid soods and farm
twenty per cent premium for cultivation,
LasEs disc sunts for cAsh within one. two
PrOducaa VIII pay for land nnd
I ~ MISREPRESENTATION lselinsC
the principal |. due.
"fhe % called Realization IL Nebras,s i iies
~ me az ysstsrn y sbsyona Che issds
19-For ctrcnlars that Will slssesIbe faiIy
These lands, and The terms SALE appi. TO
LAND CstM y isAaoN Err, BurIine ton Iowa,
!0f lows lands. LipcoIn. Neb. for Nebraska
xnaF "a M-3sn
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~. your nose is IS cold a. ice" .
Boston father thought he heard his
daughter exclaim the other evening
g he was reading in the next room.
he walked in for an explanation, but
the young fellow WAS at one end OF
the sQla Apd the girl at the other,
whils tD4 lobkef % innocent and
unconscious that the old gentleman
concluded his ears had deceived him,
and 20 retired from tho scene with.
out word. 6 y &s4sssk. s
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~ pre.,p.riDs themselves, Il The
w. W. =. 'Spp { kaags2sFl 50 -
z1Sasys,s - -.
Mss|i:..z.,::
|. .l.,.- = ...A,.a .s.w
o<~C sSSsaG AaS 7ra~
The larxest and most successful BuSi
ness College in the west, The following
are some Of lie special ADVANTAGES:
LIST. II is 4 member of the Internation-
Al Business Collsgs Association, and it's
Sch larships arc good in al the Colleges
of the Association. stg 80 ie ssasg
ed. The student sases money BY CHEAP
er rates for board. Good board. In pri.
yate families, costs our stsismts from
q. 90 TO 44.5o pr week. Tho same class
Of board would cost. n ! large city Of
three husdfsd thousand luhsbltauts, u
least two dollars Per wssa nofs-Asss.
Ing to our studsnts, swhils taking the
course, Of more shsn enough 10 paw stor
Life Scholarship in our institution---
But we do more. We.havs large na.n-
Der of students who club together and
board themselves. and to oil who board
in this way, We furnish, free " charge,
the use Of furniture, including bedstead.
chairs, table, stove, and cooking uten-
sis. Some Of our best students ere
boarding In this way, at less than one
dollar and half per week, including all
4 expenses for board and room rent.
A smart student, who boards himself
as suggested above, can complete the
whole course for enc hundred an d tsenty
fire Misunderstanding tuition, board
books. stationery, and all necessary cx
penses. This allows Tor I'VE month,
board and expenses. Fel Co. aaaa
Sd. There are 20 extra expenses, "a,
tax, matriculstion, janisor's. or gradual
ing fees. aH s8t sNsa 81
| 4th. Our rooms arc arranged express
ly for our Business College. They ar
the largest and most complete room
used for Business College purposes il
the West, the main hall being 60x90 feel
Students are required 70 4sssdy ~ a,
College, where they can apply 10 q,
teacher in charge for INSTRUCTION an
explanation as they may need H.
5th. The Dassnpors Business Colles
IS the beat because, IL 10 tho largest an
cheapest; beesuse Of ITS experienced an
able teachers; because 1t is located
the largest and best city in the Stat
and is able TO furnish sisuations 70
larger per cent Of its graduates; ana
cause 1t possesses the conAdeHce Of n
entire business Community. sid It's Il
plomas are passports to favor aason
business men. war5 e 5a I'M
9th. The Actsal BHsinsss Dspsrtsss,
Of this College affords ample faciliti,
to impress upon the students mind VII,
he has learned inthe theory department
The students not only do business anon
themselves In the College, bst with Oh
other Colleges OF the Association, thu
ablishing REORGANIZATION, wher
by . foreigs business il carried On in III
same manner asthat which takes plac
:. in the Actual Business World. Til
inter-communication 10 now actual
taking place. thus opening correspon,
|. ence between other Colleges Of The ASS.
citation Through these agencies. shiI
ments are made and consignments r,
ceived, with all the attending CORE
pondencs. - tdEn97a ea
TIE Tslegraphic Dsparsnens lie Il
charge Of . practical opsrssos. or esp
rience and ability, whs dsvosss his y hol
time e1cla.lvsly 70 this department.
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cences of the War;" published in the
sIoses Chsistian Advocate, relates the
= I'm kable incident 40 lii.
DIX 4s>1e. he he6Dle referred d
tllsef rsairie Qfove, in North.
4 td = 4 rlslaaas, fight December
n c6riony fuf6llment Of dream
occurred 1t the battle under my own
eyes. A man by the name OF Joe
Williams had told dream to many
of his fellow-soldier8 soane Of whom
had related it to me months previous
to the occurrence which now relate
u He dreamed that We crossed riv-
er, marched over = mountain, and
camped near . church located in .
wood.esr which . terrible battle en-
sued, -snd ing charge, Just ~ crossed
ravinc, he was shot in the breast. -
On the ever-memorable eth of Dec
ember, 1862. IS We moved double
pSelfntahe our placein the lima Of
battle, then already holly engaged, We
passed Prairie Grove church, small
frame building belonging to the Cum
berland Presbyterians. | Was riding
in the flank Of the command, and op-
posite to Williams, as we came in
view of the house. This is the
church, Colonel, l saw in my Dream
said he. made no reply, and never
thAught Of the matter sgsin until the
evening. We had broken the en-
emy's line, and were in full pursuit,
when we came upon dry ravine in
the wood, and Williams said, "Just ON
the other side Of the hollow / was
shot in my dream, and l will stick nv
hat under my shirt" Suiting the &C.
ton. to the word ~ he ran along, he
Doubled It up and crammed it in his
bosom. Scarcely had he adjusted it
before mimic ball knocked him out
of line. Jumping up quickly he pull.
ed out his hat and shouted, "rm all
right" The ball raised black spot
about the size Of . mans hand lust
soser Aia heart and dropped into his
mo- Ii
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French Literature and Partisan

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Notice 10 hereby given that there ia now
on ME the Anal report Of Charles H, Jones,
Administrator OF the estate Of AbrAIn Pike.
deceased. showing full aettlement OF said
estate: that the 18th day Of Feb. 1878. 10 set
Ter hearing thereon. when said administra-
tor will be discharged II NO SUFFICIENT objec-
ton be made.
w. H. VAN NESS. Clerk Circuit Court.
VOL. Landt Yates, Attys. 1--WE
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From He Ezeellsrey. TAos. G. Fletcher
Es Coz. Of Mssourt.

Es- Cos. y Mssouri
! have the highest opinion If Com.
nercial Colleges, having seen many rcs.
sons to think that plan the bes, ever
adopted to educate young men for the
responsible duties and arduons under.
takings Of commercial life. Their ell.
c1cncy Is attested IN the we'll formed
business characters OF thousands of
those who have within the past few
years entered upon the stage Of man
hood In our large cities.
IA For Catalogue and Circular of the
above Institution. address
MONTAGUE 4 LILLIBRIDGE,
vSinl4yl Davenport. Iowa
From Hon. Hiram Price.
From what ] know of the lows Sta ,e
Business College. and the gentlemen con.
Quoting i, ! very cheerfully endorse
what Judge Dillon has said IN reference
to II In the above letter.
From y. Aiken, President FIyn Nation.
F4sa al Bank, CAscago. -Hssft
It is.oi the first Importance that the
younS men Of onr country Be properly
sducssed and trained for the active psr.
ssiss Of NE. The hsse Isgscy that can
b bestowed spoa . yousg nss 10 "svs
seesrssS- tispstsA." A good busi.
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ter what particular field OF industrial
activity he may be called to ali.
/ believe your s,-'rrn or commercial
training " me-, -.Hy ~ The age. In
tbese days Of magnificent Enterprises, II
becomes necessary TO hsvs thoroughly
disciplined misds, capsbls sof graspias
weighing. and iatellissstly accepsins o.
rejecting transactions that Involve NH.
nous Of dollars, ss sfsoa ts4.s
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Each part Will contain p quarto pages, Including
tho elegant f.ontispecs, on heavy pia to paper. A
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St. Nicholas for 1874.
a Rnok HoP R0ys and Girls.

A Beck for Boys and Girls.
OF this book CHAs. DUDLEY WARNER
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not see how 1t can be made any better. and
II the children don't like II think Il 10 time
70 begin 70 change the kind Of children in
this country"
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are TWO SPLENDID SERIAL STORIES,
THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
byJ. T. Trowbridge, author Of the Jack
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'I'o'' m p'Vseo ia eotSte 10 lows
Nearly Gne Million of Dollars.

and continues to lend its funds to prompt
rellable parties, In sums OF 81 suU and uD,
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II may not be generally known that. for
several years THE NORTH WESTERN has
received the most liberal patronage at has
been extended TO any Life Company In this
state. This, however. ID not TO be wondered
~, when We cons ler that
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MIDDLE.AGED MEN.

There are many OF the age OF thirty 70 Tor
~ who are troubled with loo frequent evac.
nations of the bladder, often accomPAnIoo
and weak ening the system in manner that
the patient cannot account for; on examin.
ing the urinary deposits, ropy sedimen.
ratttcles of albumen will appear, or the col
or will be of a thin or mflktsh hue, again
changing to dark and torpid appearance.
There are many men who die OF TINS dlm-
entity. ignorant OF the cause. which 10 the
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Office Cor Third AMI Per, SITS.
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ASSETS

having ~p-"'
ASSETS, $4,000, 900
and Safplus January Isl. 1874, Mass. taudard
CI9S. 53i.o2. and BY New York Staniar,i
same ! GATE. S2,5S4o230 90; and. finally, that
. bringing more money mo the State than il is
drawing from IL.
Those desiring insurance Will promote
tnelr interests by carefully examining the
merits of this Sterling comnan,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-21
From John r. Dillon, Judge Of g. s.
Circuit Court.

Cirexit Court.
Educated labor is always in demand
Commercial Colleges well conducted
supply An obvious educational need.
The course Of instruction Is essentially
and pointedly practicsl. II IL not in lieu
Of, but rather supplementary 10, school
or academical education. II connects
these with the every day duties and
practical business Of life. Young men
contemplating LIFE OF BUSINESS can,
In my judgment, most probably pursue
course Of Instruction in the Davenport
Business College. t - fais3