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Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

THE Far MEN.-The ninth animal ol,n,
bake OF the Fat Mems Association took
place at GregOry's Point, Conn. on
we wednesday. The bake was composed of
lOo bushels of CLAIMS and oysters, 10 barrels
Oh sweet potatoes, 1000 cars of corn. 3Oo
pounds bluefsh, 100 pounds eeIs. 35O
pounds Holsters and 100 chickens. Quo
hundred and eight "fat" men partici.
P"ted, whose aggregate weight was 24.6I7
pounds, being an average of 22S pounds
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

SMYRNA ISI .Nr,,,, r,. A. Ne AN p.
those abhxc ~ a DhtSANCH TRAINS.---AddItio,ol 20
SaS leRvS smyrna for Clayton i0 ri " :. so 10
p. NJ to make ior SMYRNA 72O NJ $40 and Ioa
from Clayton. VII" trains (N0rth and SOUTH
arriS i using the $50 n NJ train from ,,
-; "a. pia at 920 A. NJ. and rpurnini ~ IN I
tr at DID p NJ thus giving neai iI IOs@S
'"r business purposes in that CITY luiil HOURS
IL. +. KENNEY. Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

The way they boil rice in India is n.
ioiloWs; Into saucepan of . quarts OF
water, when boiling, throw tablespoonful
OF salt then put in one pint rice, pre-.
vlusly well washed in cold water. Let if
Doll ~ minutes, throw out in a colender.
draln, and put back in the saucepan, which
should be stood near the fire for several
minutes.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

JaVelle water, used for turning white tho
uirtiest linen, and removing stains, is com
posed OF bicarbonate of soda TBS, chloride
OF lime ib. Put the soda into . IottIo
over the fire, add gallon Of boiling wafer
let it boil from ten to fifteen minutes. then
sur IN the chloride Of lime, avoiding 1p,or.
Use when cool. This is COOL r.r =. ..... IN,
fruit stains from white underwear
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

HERE THE PRESIDENTS LIE.-Tho
remains OF three ex-Prcsi,lents rest in Ten.
heSe', Andrew jackson, James X. Polk and
Andrew johnson. Five, Washincton
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and TvIor
repose in Virginia. Two, John Adams and
John Quincy Adams, in Massachusetts
Iwo' Van Buren, and Fillmore. in New
York; William Henry HARRISON. in Ohio
Zachary Taylor, in Kentucky; Pierce. in
New Hampshire; Buchanan, in PennsvI.
vania, and Abraham Lincoln, in Illinois
In all we have had eighteen Presidents
filling twenty-five Presidential torms of
four years each, of whom only the present
incumbent survives.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

inE BITE THAT Could Nor HURr.- A
sen'ieinan was complaining to a pious
preia.e that certain clergyman in his
ne,ghoorhood was gone mad, for that he
uiu nothing but preach and pray. "Iwish,
men, ,nen' sald the good Bishop, she would
bite some Of my clergv.n
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

she used to meet him at at the gate with
" KISS and a smile like morning light. but
now she comes to the door in a dingv
caiico wrapper, and shoes down at the
heei' shades her eyes with hor hand. looks
earnestly to make sure it's him. and as bc
walks up to the house tired and care.worn.
inquiries with a voice that seems to need
oiling-" Did you bring that buttcrn
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

Racine society is scandalized because a
handsome young lady student at a high
school was feruled on the hands the other
aay by the principal; but that's nothing.
When we went to school they used to take
piece of elapboard and they didn't use it
on the hands either
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

MG' INC undersigned residents Of St. GEORGES Hum
aLGd respectfully recommend 10 the owners 0f vain
aDIe Stock; the services of John f. White We ba,o
employed him In many difficult cases nd ot,nd IL hi
sto ~ nave thorough knowledge Of all diseases thai
samuel FenimOre, 1. v. Aspril, W Kenney. William
Roiv Dnnel stevens WCorbt Daniel Corbif Jonathan
E n. nlIIianls serlk r. Shallcross, +. T. Perry 81 M
Bandegrliti W. Hamilton, M D. Samuel Peningtonn n
M;;um n; ~ cochran, Thomas Cochran, II. A. NoWi1nd'
MliIam W MIam Dudley, L. II. Cochran, Alex Maxwell H. y
10D""eil' june 1G-3m
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08
VeI~ advertisements.
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10 morals, manners and health Buildings renovated
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ter. Salt Rheam, Blotches. Spots. l'impics.
pnstules, Boils, Carbunclcs, Ring worms.
Scald-head, Sore Eyes. Erysipelas. Itch
Seurfs, D;scolora,ious Of the SKIN lInmors
and Diseases OF the Skin oi whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up aud eurried
out Of the system IN short time IN M, use
e 81
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Hets now old and bent. His face
i deeply chiselled by the furrowing
hand OF Time. His eyes are slightly
bleared; his check bones stand cut
as prominent Ms those of q Sioux
chief. Iron gray whiskers, closely
trimmed down from the base of the
Jaw bone, grow down upon his
thin neck. His dark hair is ye, a
dark iron gray. and is worn quite
long. 1t is combcd well forward. and
lslsangs down in front Of his cars. 4
| weliworn beaver, set well back upoF
his head: a bright scarlet comforter
a grey tweed light overcast. and !
dark suit OF undertaking made nj
fthe general articles of his attire. HI
looks little like the hero OF the Rock.
Mountains, whose pictures durln.
the Presidential campaign of lo5'
always representing him with LON
curls, IN the garb of a western fson
tiersman, charging apace upon her
charger, breathing the smoke and hr
Of bloody war. 1t is said that Ere
. mont is trying to get some allowance
from the government for his past ser
|, vices in the West Washington Let
!, Ter.
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AGENTS WANTED.

On. Foon ID ths author Of "MHpscAI ooo
MOS oESsx" . book that reached circalAti0
Of over $4,000 copies; aha, u PLAIN Hoan
TALE" more recently published, which has soaA
TO the extent Of 70, 600 copies; also, Of "Scr8NO
IN sronI, which IL now being published In ssrsss
CoNTRHrs rAnlAa
OF all, excepting the FIRST mentioned work (whieA
is out Of print). viii Be ssnt free on sppiioAesa
to either Or. FoorE, or the Murray Hi s1llish-
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the foregoing works. TO whom liberal psoAs IN
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adapted TO adults, and " SCIENCE n eToR1" b
just the thing for the young. Send for contents
tables and see for yourselves. The former answers
. multitude Of questions which ladies and gentle
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There Is nothing in literature At all Hike eitAss
Of the foregoing works. "sc1kscE N sTonI"
an only BE- had Of agents or Of the PubiishssA
PLAIN HONE TALK" 10 published In both The
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Notice Of Reading OF win.

r., 81 ol iphn Robinson, Heeeastd
~ ESTATE o. Iowa. Gaaart tsunty. ss.5T Al
nv . .nnn' ~ may concern; You arc here.
10, ahere was opened ana ya l,,ie,y5 ra,, 4 10
.ns LierK OF The Circuit Court, I'M AMI ~,
rsa , n an instrHmen, oiwriting pur.
John Robinson late of sata tss1aatstl 81
a1s ~ ana that the fifst day Of mo Fenrn.
III ri Am m o. SAID Court, commencing ~, he
has been sos sas i1th day OF Fehfuafy. ms.
PROOF ~ said will at which Zine iii ,'sr. I'M
th =. ms, appear and show ea,,se !, &,
az. sahe should no, be al "a itted fa nrn,,a...
W. II. VAN NESS. Clerk
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All You Ladies Would Like to
See Her.

A lady blazed all over with dia
monds at Fifth Avenue party last
week. On each shoulder she had
four stars, the size Of a dollar, made
of diamonds; her hair was set thickly
With diamonds: there was diamond
bandeau on her brow; she had dia,
moud earrings, and diamond neck
lace; upon the sides of her chest were
two circles of diamonds, from which
depended lines aud curves of dia.
monds reaching to her wais', from
which she wore diamond girdle; on
her skirt, in front, were large peacocks
wrought in liEes of diamonds; there
we're rosettes Of diamonds on her slip
pers, and diamonds large and small
all over her dress and person. wher
ever they could be placed. This Ia
dy's grandfather was cartman, her
father a pawnbrokcr, and her hus-
band-well, he lives up N tie father.
Bat it doesn't matter. The old gen
tleman is worth his millions, and still
fellows his business aud adds to h 5
store. He is never presen, at these
parties though.-Boston Transcript
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Original Notice.
OHIR fHus vU0uNVs
William H Tuthill,
VS.. In Chancery.
Peter n brink Of al

VS.. In Chancery.
Peter II. Brink. ct al.
State ofIowa county of Cedar, IS:
To Peter n, Brink, Sarah A. Brink, Sarah
G. 4. Brink. Elias Detderick, Issac Cahons
and all unknown persons claiming title +,
the southwest quarter ofthe northeast quar-
OF section thirty five 49, in township eighty
one 81 north OF range ons / west OF the
fifth principal eridian situate in the coun
ty o!Cedar. and state of Iowa, and contain
ing forty acres, more or less.
Ion, and each OF you, are hereby notified
that there is nos on ME in the once Of the
clerk of the District Court Of said county. u
petition % William X Tutniil claiming the
title and ownership, in fee sim pie of said
described real estate, In that the same was
sold at the lax sale on tie 18th of October
1867, for the delinquent tax "a of 1885, and moi
having been redeemed thercfrom a convey
ance OF the same was made by the Treasurer
OF SAID county to said petitioner by deed, da.
ted April 9Th, 1873. which said deed 10 recor.
ded in Book 2 page Ill of the records Of Tax
Sale Deeds, OF said county, And you, the
said defendants are hereby required to ap-
pear at the next term OF said District Court
said prem ises shall not be anulied, set aside
and held for naaght. and that you be forsv.
er barred and foreclosed from sc III ny up any
claim or equity Of redemption therein
Ana that unless you appear and defend on
or before noon of the second day OF the ne (
term of said Court commencing May Sd,
1875. default Will be entered againstyou and
er Of the petitioner.
Vim. IL VAN SESs, Clerk District Court,
The foregoing notice has been exa mined
by me ard is duly approved In open Court.
this 25th day of Nov 1874.
$40 JAS. II. ROTHROCK, Judge,
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BUSINESS!

Entcrprising young men and women
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Notice Of Final IReDOrl

Notice is hereby given that there is now
on ME IN the Office OF VIM. II. Van Ness
CLERK Of the Circuit Court. In and fer Ceda
county, Iowa, the final report OF Daniel n
Doty: guardian Of Charles w. Doty. cbris.
tlan Doty, James Doty and Daniel b. Doty
minor heirs OF James Doty, deceased. Thai
the same Is set for hearing on the 18th day
OF FEB. d. 1873, and that said guardian wifi
then be discharged II no efficient obieeiion
be made.
W. II. VAN NESS Clerk Circuit dour,
Won, iandt d Yates, Atty's, Avg
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Original Notice.

Charles Hammond. Circuit Court Of
Chas. CALannL and Frb ter M gla7b
John II Whine. 80
To the above dsan,ed dcfen aantA:
You are hefeby notified that here is now
on file IN tho office OF the CLERK 0f the Cir.
cult Courts In and for the 0ounty Of Cedar,
IN the StAte 0lnlowa, a. pelition OF Charles
Hamin Odd. plaintih, claiming Of you the
sum of one thousand dollars aud int crest
thereon from Nov 24th, ls73, at the rate of
ten per 0entper annuna, ON Two prOInisory
notes, and asking the foreclosure OF the Gers
tnin mortgAGe on part or lot humber twelve
III, In block number twenty. 1--WE res in the
town OF Tipton more particniarly descrtbod
~ follows to-wit. Consmenoing 81 the north
west corner Of said ot;thenOe run n n aou u
nny-two464l feet; thence east thirty l301 Net
and three inches; thence north fIfty-twO
1871 feet. theme west thirty 1901 feet ind
three t9 Inches to the place of beginning:
given to sscIlre tho payment a said mote.
both dat 60 Noy. 2ith, isIs And asking judg
ment for MMy dollars attorneys fees as slip-
uiated IN snid mortgages.
NOW nnteas you appear to said petition
ana defend tAegeto Mt or lelQre u DON az the
second day 014}af next term OF said Court 10
pc Eegur Nndhei at TIpfon, in said county.
on the 18th dav Of Feb, liza a default Viii
- entered against you. and 1udgme n u n.
c:ss saa thereon In accorssaes wlsh the prayer
nsv4 WOLF. LANDTAYxrEs, At,y's.
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For Imiiammat0ry and Chronic

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The Aldine Passe.Partouts

I'm C mpliance with repeated requests tn. pus
fishers OF Tas ALDrSE have prepared I'M esslon
OF manv oftheir most beautiful plates for pasza
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The cuts are mounted on beautifully iinta1 ayurs
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YOUNG n EN-
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There are many of the age of thirty To Tor
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nations of the bladder, often accompanied
~ \ slight smarting or burning seasation,
md weak ening the system in a manner tha'
he patient cannot account for: on examtn-
ng the urinary depesits,a ropy sediment
,atticles OF albumen will appear. or the col
r will he OF thin or miikish hue, again
hanging to dark and torpid appearance
There are msny men who die OF this III M
,ulty ignorant Of the cause, which is tht
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cases and healthy restoration of the gentle
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swedish 60 urtsIaip and
Marriage.


Courtship and marriage in Sweden
are peculiar institutions. Du Chaillu
says: II saw one match made. He
met her at the gate, and poked his
finger in her ribs aud said: 4 want
TO get married, don't you, sOh. |
don't know. Go away YES you
do; let's get married. well ask pa. ;
No, never mind him; we'll get mar
ried anyhow And he went around
telling everybody he saw. Il am go
ing to marry that girl The prepare
tions continued during the three
weeks required by law to have the
banns published in the churches.
Fishes were caught, stores for the
feast laid in, beer hrewed and whisky
purchased. Wedding Publications
Were INDUCED in for a week. This
couple were married They went
from the church to The house, and he
bridesmaid locked the bride in her
room. The groom knocked at the
door. How much will you give to
come in!' Two cows and ten dollars.
oh, You are rich: you must give more
than that Five cows and twenty
five dollars, was the final offer, which
was accepted" a 4
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Public Library OF Kentucky.

DEATH OF GOV CHARACTERIZATION OIL
THE TRUSTEES SUCCESSOR APPOINT
ED-No MORE PosTPoNEMESTs- DRAW
ING CERTAIN FEB 9th.
At meeting of the Trustees of the
Public Library of Kentucky, Jan. 10th
1870. 1t was resolved that c. NJ. Briggs
Esq, who under the late Hon. Thos. T.
Bramlette, was the real business man,
ager of the gift concerts already given
In aid OF the Public Library of Kentucky
be, y nd he is hereby authorized to take
theplace made vacant by the death OF
SAID Bramlettc, In the management of the
affairs OF the fifth and last gilt concert
and that the drawing announced for
Feb. 9th, 1875, shall positively and un.
equivoc:lly take place on that day with.
out any further postponcment or delay
on any account whatever.
X. 7. DuRRETT, Pres.
I Jous s. GAIN, Sec'y.
Hereafter all communications relating
to the fifth concert should be address sed
to the undersigned, and I Piled ge myself
that the drawing shall come off Feb. 9th
or that every dollar paid for tickets
shall be returned.
&c. n. BRIaGs, Agt and Manager, !, DOM
,, Public Library hniln'g, Louisville, XIV.
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GEMS FROM THE ALDINE.
Especially assorted for
L -. y. -

A large collection Of pictures Of d 1sred size and
al most every conceivable subject have been put
up In . attractive envelope aud ara now offerec at
price intended to make them popular in every
sense
Envelope No. I, Containing 80 beautiful ensrav,
ings Is nGw ready. and will be- sent. postage paid
to any address for ONE DOLLAR. A liberal dis
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Col. Sam Pike, the great American
misrepresentation, received much
notoriety at one time as the publisher
of a paper at Piketon, O., which bore
the following title and imprint:
"Pikeson Piketonion, printed at Pike
ton, Pike county, by Samuel T ke."
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Pin. Tame. and other Worms,

lurking in the system Of 80 many thousands,
are etectua.ir destroyed and renewed No
system Of medicine, no ycriniEces. no an
thelinnitics will FREQ the system lroai worms
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gagged in Paints and Minerals. such rs
Plumbers, Typc-settcrs. Gold heaters. and
Miners, as they advance in life, are subject
to paralysis Of the Bowel 70 guard
agaius, this. take dose III WALkEKs wy
EGsa RlT-rrRS uccasol1aIiv
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STR a - ROCKS

A splendid assortment OF SCRAP BOOKS have
been expressly prepared for the holiday season,
AM no present of more permanent IN interest can
be selected for gentleman or lady, old or young
No. l. Half bound. cloth sides gilt back
$50 PIP IL 4 is inches u %
No. .. Hair bound. cloth sides. gilt bAcx
500 pm Il is inches. %
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EslraY Coli.

:, Taken up W Wn. Baker, in the town Of
hochss,er, Cedar county, Iowa on the 10Th
uay OF January, 1879, one bay mare colt with
a bioss n the forehead and one hind foot
While. supposed to be one year old AID.
praised al s32. 50. AP
M0REAU CARROLL, Auditor.
Jan. 9th, 1875. diva
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Sweilings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Sweiled Neck.
Goitrc, Scfotulous determinations, INDECENT
lnfammations, Mercurial Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions Of the Skin. Sore Eyes. etc.
In these, as in NIL other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BirrERs have
shown their great curative powers iii the
49,
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At q Cost Of p Cents il Part.
PARTS l. II III ARE Jusr PUBLISHED.
THE ART JOURNAL.

Complete In I, N ,nthiy nlrls ats each Re
producing the best fun pafe Illustrations
from the earlier volumes Of The Aldne.
.ch m ,nthy part will contain ,x superb pl ates
with accompanying iecriptive matter, and whether
for binding or framing will entirely b.vnnd com
petition in price tistic character. Every i'm
preston will be most REALLY taxing on the finest
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ms the riches, production of press which has ~or
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