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THE NEW COUNTY HOSPITAL.

pLAN or TIE BUILDING.
The readers of TIE SurpA1 TRIBUNE will bo
interested to hear from 31r. J. G. Cochrane, tho
.rchitect employed by tho Board Of County
Commissioners 70 design tho new County
Hospital.
Before commencing his design for the neu
building, the Board, very wisely, directed him
to visit thu most noted buildings Of this kind,
end to gather what information he could Hc
first visited Washington, and called On Dr.. Bill
ings, the Assistant Surgeon-deneral Of the
United st.tes Army, rho has planned = number
OF hoBpitcls, and has mads the matter = special
stndy., In company With this gentleman be
visited the
eo1DrEns' HONE HOSPITAL
which Dr.. Billings il now erecting. Here he
found new building not finished, but 20 far
advanced that q complete ide& could be OBJ
tanned OF the general system adopted. It seema
that the Doctor is experimenting to aome ex-
tent With this building, and has given great
study to its details. It is to be heated BY hot
water, which the Doctor pronounced better
than steam for sick wards. The hot
air is heated By radiators encased in
brick chambers In the cellar, and
is onducted to tho rooms shove through dues
in the outside walls, and brought into the rooms
near the floor. Tho exhaust is from the contra
of the room, and is arranged to take air from
the ceiling or floor. At pleasure: The ventilA-
tiou shaft ia placed at the end Of the ward, and
each story ventilates directly into it.: Tho BATH
rooms and nater-closets Tere vantilated by An
independent shaft, and Arrangements had been
u,ade TO yentilata from each gas-burner directly.
The kitchen ia placed in tho top story Of the
building, and provisions and fuel are conveyed
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PILES CUR ED
No Cur0f No PaYf DR. IVES.


nsrmsnsnty established institution for the
ty III trcstment OF tha tux1ne Including taoss acx
inS on epey ;rats dspsr:%eMat M I'D sotisnxs
tho1e addicted tho oxeesa1o oss o opium an 0theF
n1reatie. Far eireulsE sddrss WiLhlAA L. Fhsh.
, 1875-05-23
Piles and F'istula=

cnrsd without Pa&n- NO pay Until cured NIToiiKf1.
fSEELTt IS Feet MAdson4t@. Chicago. Ontes hours
1to Is i, n. and to 8p. H.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. W.B. McCHE'SNEY.

IMMENSE SUCCESS.
4epo paies nan1fsc urcd the past year Ihs 1erxoss
dental the continent T. T. y EliteS
teeh used; tbs bs,s and ha ;sssh kpoTa @
svAko 70 tha iarI that they longer 5 and ~
for fu eea. when tney Eos tho tans for
ssfacson x.n money tefnaded Gold p,stes At eae-
f1urth ID usual prices. Gold alltne hrstclxss, and
fsncT nEtocs Warranted. Toeth sao'ed without
uaIn freo Of charge. every morning from to g.
, 1875-05-23


isters ara placed as described.
ron THE SUPPLY OF FRESH A1R
especial study haa' bean given It il not intend
Cd to use the fan. but should IT be 1ound neces-
aary it eau bo app1ieo. But tho effort will be to
furnish tho requisite supply by means Of pow
ar, a,square tower 10 feet square viii be erected
in tie open yard Is feet high: This will be
rooted over neatly, and left sufficiently open at
tho top to receive the air. Theso will DO Large
tunnefconnecting With the bottom OF tins tower,
which will convey the AIT to the different cham
bers in which are placed the radiators, ana shence
thru.s:. into tha rooms above. In the main ex,
hans. pIaf: will be placed steam pipes to heat
t: :. asr III addition to the bmoke-ppe, and .lor
summer use when the steam boiler is not IN use.
aiurgo stove will te- placed thsre which Hlli
cre.te tie required exhaust without IN the least
heating the rooms in the building
49,. THE SMALL WARDS
viii b ventilated BY means OF CRATES. Tho plan
is to furnish 5000 cubic feet Of air to the patient
each hour. The rapidity OF tho current ,paasine
through the. wards will bo governed BY Tho ex-
haust, and can be regulated At pleasure
THE ExTBR1oH FINISH
is that popularlJ styled Modern Gothic. The
finish ia, IN the main ot praas brick with Amlted
stone trimming. Each pavilion ie connected
NTH ali tho buildings By corridors, which are oue
story and basement ii height. These will be
made Of brick and will have Eindnws on eithex
side. which Wil1 make them light and airy. On
tho roof or Top Of these corridors will bs walk
with \ ba1uetrads on each side. which VIII fnr-
pish coinmunicatioa to the different pavillons in
the second story.
The .rchltects estimate for ths medical ra~
v;1,on ia 955,0o0 and the whole group Of build
iugH when completed. will cost from
$5O0,000 TO 100000,
and .7ill doubtless be the finest hospital In thil
country, although not the most costly. =
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medical pavli0n. lmmedlotcY pack OF ENG
e1ecutye building will bo the clinical amphi-
theatre. Flauk,ng the clinical amphltheatro on
ether eide viii be two rectangular or long medl-
ca! pavi}ionr. Back Of these md froutiug be-
tween tho two. will be tho two surgical pavilions,
and between them will bs the kitchen aid DOR
er-houes and laundry, and in the rear OF these
il tho nortusry and pathological nu1suua-
These are all connected by corridors.
-' MEDICAL rAv1I1oS.
The design for the medical pavilion having
been completed, ne herewith give detailed
description Of it. The plan is recsange IN
shape. The front building iH in the form OF the
CROSS and will be three stories and basement in
height. Tho basement storJ OF tha front por-
ton of this pavilion will contain seven 7oons
aud will be used for store,ooms Or Offices n
each OF tha stories above these will bo three prl-
vate wards nursoa' room, convAescent dining
room, ward kitchen, clothes-room, aud dumb
waiter. NEXT in the rear will bs the main ward,
30x120 feet, and connected with this IN tbs rear
will BE- isolated ward for delitlous patients, or
patients who haye auch diseases that it would be
imprudent to place them IN tho general ward.
One Of thess wards will have iron gratingB in
the Windows These isolated wards will be 10
Gated in tower ut the re1r corner Of the pAvll-
ion, and in a corresponding tower at the oppo-
site cornar Hi1i bo placed the bathroom, small
steam-dryer, and clorhes-shute There will be
thres stories and basement iu these towers. The
middle section, containing the uain wards; will
be two stories, msnsard, and basement in height.
The basement will bs IS feet, and the stories
aboYs Is feet high In tbs clear. 1t il intended
that tho base1nenr floor nk all be above tho grade
in order to give sufficient height for the fresh
air ducts and perfect sewerage. The small
kitchens in the pavilion. ara intended oaly for
Light cooking, ss tho general cooking and baking
will be done in the main kitchen. In each phvl-
ion will be hand~elevator, feet inches by 4
feet. to lift tho food from the basement. to the
wards in the different stories. =. This elevator
w,n b enoased in brlek shift, which will ex-,
veutilator on tho top, 80 thst instead Of the air
from the eto1Y beloT euseriuK those kboTe, the.
tsudauay xa4 ke (1ten the doot to ths els1stor
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-20
FROM CLARENCE.

The many friends aud patrons of our
oldest ieweler, Mr. j. A. Smith, will re-
greet to learn that he will soon leave
Clarence for Mason City, Illinois. We
always regret to lose an honorable, bust
ness man and good citizen, but will
not be selfish, remembering that our loss
is their gain Our best wishes go with
him and hope that the success he is
worthy Of will always attend him.
Mr.. J W. Beatty has purchased the
hardware stock Of T. j. Garrison, and
he now intends to rsRovate and reft the
old bird csge"-as he has got the can
airy chased out--for first class hard
ware house The Squire has rented the
residence formerly occupied by j. A
Smith, in which he will move his family
in a short time.
A meeting was held by the members
Of the Driving Park Association, las,
Friday evening, at the barn of l. T.
Thompson. The scheme works admir-.
ably. Quite number are already at
work grading the track.
While visiting at the county seat, last
week, we called on A NJ Kirk, at the
City Drug Store; the establishment was
looking as bright as dollar the stock
having been increased to the amount OF
81 500 since the change Of the firm.
Although we feel the loss of the many
citizens leaving our place, we are graft
fed TO know OF some few arrivals. On
the the list we note the Hon. John LET.
ers, formerly of Upton The only ques-
ton that has been raised with us, to
which We have heard some inquiries, is,
in these few words-"who in the world
down there let him out"
Prof Rickeys Convention is in full
blast, Quite large class of children
has met every afternoon, at the Luther
an Church, this week. At the close Of
ten lessons ii will end with a concert
Admission % cents.
Miss Ella J Meade, reads again in this
place on Thursday evening of this week
Pun
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-20
MAR RIED.

On the 9th inst, at the Presbyterian
Parsonage, Red Oak. by Rev. J. s. Dick
ev Mr.. Jabob Sheets, of Center town
ship, and Miss Nancy Wisener, Of Tip
ton.
A, Zion Methodist Parsonage, by Rev.
VIM. Young, May 18th, Mr.. Gsor. Gay
TO Mrs. Margaret Eimonson, both resid.
ing near Upton.
May 18th, ls.5,.t the residence Of Mr.
F.P Dean, In Upton, by the Rev. ]. h.
Bloom, Mr.. George s. Milles, Of Sioux
civ. Iowa, to Miss Caroline Phelps, OF
Springdale, Cedar county, Iowa
Nav 18th, 1875. at the residence oil
Mr.. Criplivsr, in Triton, by the Rev. j.
K. Bloom, Mr.. Jacob b Cripliver to Aiss
Ellen Z. Cox, ell of Cedar county.
1t is to Mrs. VIM. Hepner, that VIC
understand ourselves indebted for 8 share
of the nice cake which eDe is of the
concomisants of these happy occasions
And some other kind friend Furnished
the following, by way Of good wishes
Nav this union OF hands, prove union d
hearts,
with the chooses, Of blessings which wed
lock imparts,
And long mar the taper Of life brightly burn
With abundance OF Ioy and little concern.
should their mansion be lofty, or iowiy
their cot,
Nav content.lov and virtue reign over their
lot:
And calm be the sunset which closes the
life,
or this pair now usited as husband and wife
T. l.. 3.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-20
A few Plain Answers TO "a few
Plain Question:

Nr EDITOR Those few persons"
calling themselves regulators seem to
have given Themselves . great deal of
unnecessary anxiety, since my "Corrsc.
ton, in your paper . week or two ago,
10 reference to my attempted escape from
iaIl. They want truthful answers to
"a few plain questions which they have
seen e. 70 sax about The affair
Now, should be pleased, and would
it not be proper for me to inquire the
names Of those persons signing them.
selves Committee
But TO the point, In the frst place
they want TO know who furnished ne
with the writing MATERIAL" The writ.
ing material was brough 70 me BIZ Mr.
Simons, the jailor, by whom ! sent up
town after it. Secondly the letter, If my
memory serves me right, was taken to
the pos, .office by my brother, Henry. /
mailed number Of letters while in dur.
ance, some Of which / mailed by him,
some by my wife and one or two BY the
jsilor himself Henry went to the q
press Office after the package and
brought it to me, AZ requested aim to
do, but at the same time not knowing
what the contents of the letter, or that
Of the package were; he probably hay,
| ing supposed that it was = package
containing few things which
l had forgotten in my hurried departure
from Wisconsin; A. / had told him soms
time before that ! expected one from
there. Ny reasons for secrecy in the
matter 10 very obvious, for should fail
in the attempt, which 1 did, no one
would be implicated but myself
Now Mr.. Editor, the questions pro
pounded by the Committee" are plain
and simple" and we trust that they have
been as "plainly and simply" answered
II satisfactory, an right, and # not, ]
will just say that 1t isa matter of Blu,
little consequences to me, whether tn.
statement in my Correction appear
"gauzy" in the estimation Of the com
mittee or not. j. L. EsHER,
! Upton. May 7th, 1878.
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Original Notice.
John VI. Wetherell, Plaintiff,

John VI. Wetherell Plaintiff
against Circuit Court
l.. :. Hayhurst, Esther g. Of Cedar Co.,
Hayhurst, Joseph steer, Iowa, August
T.. w. Hawley, Defendants. Term, is75.
To the above named Defendants: You are
hereby notified that there Is Oh file in the
office 81 the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, In
and for the county OF Cedar, In the state OF
Iowa, a petition Of John NJ. Wetaereli,
plain TIL. claiming OF you Five Hundred and
fifty six s. 100 Dollars. with interest thereon
at ten per cent annually. as due on two
notes made by 4. =. Hayhurst to plaintiff,
on the 10 day Of October, 1870; also to fore
close mortgage Of even date with said
notes given TO secure the same, on lots Is
and 30 "a Joseph steers addition to the town
OF West Branch. Also one HOO acres more
particularly described in the plat of West
Branch.
No personal Judgment is claimed against
any OF the defendants except +. :. Hay
hurst,
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto at or before u oon Of the
second day of the next term of said Court,
to be begun and held at Upton, in said
county. on the 23d day of August, 1875, a de-
fault will be entered against YOU, and Judg-
ment rendered thereon In accordance with
the prayer OF said petition.
20w3 PIATT & CARR, Attys for PIE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-20

THE PRIDE OF THE GREAT WEST. -
The Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine is
extremely simple in its construction,
deliberately finished in it's design ana or
namentlng, combining great capacity
and adaptation to every variety of fam
lily sewing and manufacturing 1t EN-.
braces all the important and essential
elements embodied in sewing machines
patented within the past twenty Eve
years, together with the late important
improvements and patents of eminent
mechanical experts and inventors in the
employ Of the Wilson Company The
West has reason to be proud of the Viii
con machine
Machines will be delivered at any
railroad station in this country, tree of
transportation charges, II ordered
through the CO. pany's Branch House
At 1877 State Street. Chicago
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company wants . few aorc good
agents
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-20
BE CAREruL.-In these DAYS, when

Be CAREFUL.-In these days, when
tight hats, hot air, and sedsntary occu-
pations, cause the hair to fall out, il is q
matter Of no little Importance to KNOW
which of the hair preparation. are OF
any value. The majority, as has been
frequently proved by the first dsrmatol-
ogists, or halr-doctors, possess little or
no merit. Such being the fact. it is con-
soling TO those who are afflicted to know
there is really one good article, which is
recommended and used by the fret med
ical authority, and has stood every test,
many years. This preparation is Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover - q
truly scientific compound, which is IN
questionably the bes. preparation Of the
kind now before the American public
1t will restore to gray hair its original
color, cleans the head thoroughly, cure
all eruption of tae scalp; and will al.
ways restore the hair so long as any
germs remain. as they almost invariably
do, until extreme old age has destroyed
the roots. The original article is made
by r. p. Hall s. Co, Nashua, n. H
Forney's Press, Jan. IS, 1868
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COnsunlptiOn.

The scourgs Of the human family, may
in its early stages be promptly arrested
and permanently cured
RAvEsswooD, w. Va.
DR.. r Y Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.;-Sir,
For the last year | have been using your
Golden Medical Discovery. | owe my
life to it, having been afflicted for years.
Did not use it but short time before
was benefited; at that time was very
bad, not able TO Sit up much, was suffer
ing greatly with my throat, was getting
blind, had dry cough, and much pain
in my lungs. have used twelve bottles
Of the Discovery and am almost well,
KATE I. WARBSER.
son Of Nr J II Meseek, Of Chath
am, Four Corners, n Y, has been cured
Of consumption by DR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery-so says Mr.. G, B
Garfield editor of the "Catham Courier ~
5. X. Eglar, druggist, Of West Union,
o, writes to state that Dr. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery has effected a
wonderful cure Of consumption in his
ncighborhood
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-20
Administrator Sale.

Notice is hereby given that on Satur-
day the 22d day OF May, 1915, at 10
O'Clock g. IN OF said day, at the resi-
dence of C. T. McQuillea, late deceased,
one mile south Olive Branch, In Inland
township, the undersigned will sci! at
public sale the personal property belong
ing to said estate, consisting of 53 head
of hogs, % steers, one year old: 3 helf-
ers, 8 two year old heiters, mich
cows, one vibrator threshing machine,
complete; Marsh harvester, horses, 4
colts, cultivator, pillow, stalk cutter, 2
bob sleds, wagons, buggy, set double
and single harness, and other articles to
numerous to mention.
TERMs-S5 and under, cash; over s.
credit of twelve months, by purchaser
giving note with approved security.
l9.2 FRANCIS BELL, Admir-.
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Original Notice.
c. Deming,
PlAintl1,
a.as.t

florence e. Deming,
PIainti0,
against District Court of
The unknown heirs Cedar comfy sInr,
At law OF Jos. Shanks Nov. Term. III
deceased, defendants.
To the Defendants. You are hereby Motif ed
that there IS ON fIe In tue hoe OF the Clerk
OF me Illhtflct court, IN and I3r the county
OF Cedar, in the state Of Iowa, a petition of
florence Z. DentBg. Plaintiff, claiming OF
yo1, that hs IL the owner of east half east
h@li southwest quarter northwest quarter
sec 10 TOW nsEip 81 range i west that Jos
Shanks sold said land TO Caleb Russell in
1851: said Russell. then entered into posses
sion thereof. and remained in possession
until ms sale TO plaintiff. and plaintiff has
Esen In possession thereof. That In the
deed executed by Jos. shanks to said Caleb
Rhsseil, the land WAS enormously uescrib-
sd A. the southwest part Of the west half OF
the northwest quarter Of said sec, tow shi d
anG range, and by reason thereof there il 4
cloud on plaintiffs title, which he asks in
his petition 10 have removed.
NOW unless you appear TO said petition
and defend there TO al or before noon Of the
second day of the next term Of said Court Ia
be begun and held al Upton, in said coun-
~, on the I'D day Of Nov, 1875, a default wi il
be entered against You. aud Judgment rem
eerrd thereon in accordance with the pray.
er Of said petition.
P1ATT CA X, Att'ys for Plat
The foregoing notice having been submit.
ted 10 me, together with the petition, the
same Is hereby approved, and IT Is ordered
that the same be published for six success
siye weeks In the Upton Advertiser
JAS. II. KOTHROCK, Judge Dist Court
Dated at Upton. May 4th, 1875. vows
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United states for
the District OF Iowa.
In the matter OF Peter Flsnsburg Bankrupt.
Notice is nSre ~ given that petition has
been flied In said Court by said Peter Flans-
burg, Of Clarence, in the county OF Cedar,
aud State OF Iowa, In said District, duly de-
clared Bankrupt under the Act OF Com
gress OF March ID, 1867, for a discharge and
4 certificate thereof from all his debts and
all other claims provable under said Act,
and that the 4tn day Of June, A. ID. 1875. a (
10 o'clock a. IN Is assigned for the hearing
OF the same at a Court OF Bankruptcy before
X. II. Gilmore. Esq, Register Of said Court
In Bankruptcy, at No. 3. Iowa Avenue, Ce-
dar Rapids In said Dis riot where apd when
all Creditors Of said Bankrupt. who have
proved their debts and all other persons In
may attend ana show cause, II any
they have, why the prayer OF said petition
should not b. granted,
Dated al Dubuque. this 18th day OF May,
A. ID. 1875 II. X. LOVE, Clerk
COW! isy AFFORD HOBBS, Deputy.
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Julia A Garretson, Lecturer Of lie
State Orange Of Iowa, will deliver Il adj
dress In the Court House, in Upton. on
Friday, May 2sth, at one O'Clock y. m.
Address will be public as per request Of
Lecturer. After the address the mem
bers OF the Order alone viii! please to
remain. A full attendance OF the Broth
ers and Sisters is desired.
The County Council will also meet on
the same day, and at the same place. at
ten O'Clock a, IN. The public Is invited
to hear the address in the afternoon
1Sw3 sJso. SHuLrz See'v Couno;l
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"Liberal" Republicans should be
particular to notice such items as the
following comment by the Ottumwa
Democrat on the proposed opposition
State Convention: "We congratu-
late the Democracy of Iowa, ond the
Liberals and Anti Monopolists as well,
that Democratic State Convention
has been called. The result.
We think, will be satisfactory. The
call il broad enough to embrace all
and yet exclusive enough to proven,
Grant Republicans form coming in te
run the macnine.-On the whole, it il
all that We could reasonably ask and
with the prospect before US of Z
Straight Democratic ticket, we car
work with such . will as We have NO
experienced forlo, these many years! =
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AdmImistratOr's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that on Thurs
day, 21th day of May, 1875, at 10 O'Clock
g. m OF said day, the undersigned ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Thomas
Jones, deceased will sell at the residence
of sand Thomas Jones, one mills east of
Bunker's Grove, the following described
personal property: 2 horses, wagon and
harness, 9 mules, hogs, steers,l COW,
300 bushels wheat, 100 bushels corn, 100
bushels oats, reaper and mower COM
blnei, plows. harrows and other articles
too numerous TO mention, Terms made
known on day of sale.
COVE ISABELLA JONES, Adm'trix.