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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-16

ALL-wOOL, boys cashmere suits at SIS,
worth 81 50. They are great bargains. NJ. 8.
Chapsky & Bro, ~ Main sire ct.
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DTTCH-On Monday lest, small black aud
ID tan Bitch; was asst seen on Madison street
near DeSoto. Return 10 % Madison street, aud
-.---. - Il ~
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WANTS.

DOARDERS-A limited number OF boarders
ID IN % private family. Reference given and
Iequired. Apply through postoffice 10
JAMES SIMPSON.
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nRICK RssIDENCE-A new brick resi-
II dence, corner EXchaT ge and Second ats,
with all the modern improvements. inquire
of J. l.. RANDLb,
octl0 Chickasaw Iron Works.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

.WELIING-Fine suburban Dwelling
House for sale or rent. Apply At No. 81
Fu street seq
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EURNITURE-The furniture of boarding
mouse No. A. Poplar ST., corner Second; is
one of the best stands for a clearinghouse IN
the city: IS now allied with eighteen or twenty
first class boarders. ANY one wishing to get
good bargain will do well to call soon
ocJl2 MRS. TAYLOR, PrOprietress
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Favorite Baltimore fresh oysters, fiv
dozen in each can, fifty cents per can, at !
karrells, % jefferson street.
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ATTENTION Fall and winter apparel
dyed and cleaned to perfection at the Mem
phis Steam .Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madi-
son street,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29
Agua Mir8eniAan.

This Exquisite Spanish Toilette
Prebaration, for identifying and pre-
serving the complexion and skin, has
for years been exclusively prepared by
Don Manuel Acosta, an emminent chem.
ist Of Seville, Spain, and by him sold in
large quantities to the elite of that city,
Madrid, Havana and elsewhere, as an in.
comparable beautifier and preseryatiys
Of the complexion and certain preycnta
tive of Wrinkles, Freckles, Pimples
Sunburn, Tan, and all blemishes of the
the Skin. While making a voyage 10
Cuba some years ago on one of the Brit.
ish Royal Mail Steamships, Don Manuel
was overtaken by severe sickness. and
his life for days despaired OF, but ulti.
mately, he rallied and recovered, and q,
an acknowledgment Of his appreciation
Of DIR. Campbell's services, Or. G. being
at that time Medical officer on board the
steamship he presented the Doctor
with the formula from which he prepar
ed his famous aqua Miracoloso,n adi.
raculous Water.) So many lady patients
for whom DR.. C. has prepared an occa.
S'Da"1 D'ss'N' 'i"'ihA IApIEbstu Ilefu-
selves most enthusiastically 10 regard 10
its merits, he has determined for the Fl,
ture to prepare II as a STANDARD Toilette
Predaration.' Its use impats to the
skin, dazzling brilliancy, healthy
freshness, transparent clearness, velvet
smoothness and exquisite softness. 4
few applications will convert the roupb.
est skin into one of Alabastcr delicacy
II 10 not Paint on "EaameI," but !
Deliciously Fragrant Medicated Waite,
for The skin, Of marvellous efficacy
Warranted harmless as pure milk. Pric,
One dollar per bottle. Six bottles 70,
Five dollars. Expressed to any address
Prepared only by James r. Campbell
N. D., Chemist, GO Fulton St, New
York. Beware Of dangerous and worth
less limitations.
For sale at Ferguson's Pharmacy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29
FROM LOuDEN.

EDITOR ADyERTlsER:-For the past
year there has been so much drunken
ness and debauchery in our midst, max
ing day and night bideous with their
riot and dissipation, that lovers of good
order believing that forbearance had
ceased to be a virtue, concluded that
something ought to be done to check
this overflow of vice, Accordingly an
indignation meeting was called TO get an
expression of our citizens as to the best
course to adopt. The audience was
large and very enthusiastic, consisting
not only Of practical but theoretical
temperance men. 1t was resolved at
that meeting that cur laws, both State
and municipal, ought to be enforced
and that We pledge ourselves to sus.
tain our officers in doing their duty.
This resolution was signed by nearly
every one present. The man who was
afterward elected Marshal was there
and witnessed the expression of the PEG
pie, and has to the best of his ability
discharged his duty. Several arrests
have been made for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct and several fines i'm
posed. Why, just last Saturday a man
no, that's mistake. a thing mean
Was arrested for uttering obscene Ian.
gusge ON the street and fined the enor,
nous sum of two dollars and costs, /
think that will efiectuslly put stop to
such conduct; another was arrested for
drunkenness bat discharged on the plea
OF no cause. Oh! then its no crime for
. man to get drunk and threaten to"rip
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29
FROM INLAND.

Cereal grain all sowed. Railroad in
terest grows Zine by degrees and beauti-
fully less" Notwithstanding that other
Inland correspondent to the contrary.
As for Mr.. Nye's located establish
ment, it 10 rather nomadic one; and as
for brushes, II We mistake not, Hal him
self has one situated immediately below
his finely chissled olfacsories, and II II
isn't . paint brush, We wouldn't like to
assert isn't dyed. Talking about sich
rsminds 40 that certain Of our promising
youths lacking this charming(D hirsute
physiognomical establishment have one
made to order which they pass around
each wearing it rs occasion requires,
and which causes the noses Of the fair
young Hawkeyes TO attain skyward
tendency.
Where's that dew, or whatever You
call him, who made such sad havoc
with cur last communications If he
wants to chaw paper tell him not to
confiscate page of my script next time
before it is set up, as it sPoils a subject
to leave part out right in the middle.
We suspect that page was dropped and
the one who picked it up didn't know
what it was, because the chirography
was terrible we suppose.
And so our subs have changed base.
There is to be summer school at Cen
ter school house and Willow Shade after
all Mr.. Bert Wi.lett, sub.director, is
repairing the house and school will com.
mence as soon as it is finished. Inland
school has been in session for two or
three weeks, ably conducted by Mrs.
George Wiley OF this place
When shall we strike hands with our
brother Hal, quill drivers
BURT LECLAiR.
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=. sns,s ( oiicer If he dares to arrest
him Verify the ways of the law arg
dark. and mysteriousi And now snos'
desperadoes threaten that unless we -
low them 70 do a. they please, get drunk
ana neiiuta the very satmoaphere Win
their Drofane ed obscene language,
that eney will the thsir trade to other
towna This wo6ld be good riddancs
to o,,r town, but. by the way, not nue.
~ comnliment sour neighboring towns.
Some Of our own citizens who were =
anxious to have the law enforced arg
beginning to "craw-fish" and their plea
for doing 80 Is that I'VE will lose tno
trade Of these rowdies. | admit TINS
10 be noble argument, one that wrinss
mans very heart strings, that Is II ne
carries that organ down IN his pockets.
gut. si,. we believe that the heart OF
true manhood lies higher than tnst.
Are we to get gain II the sacrince OF
law and decencys No! Ifa man can
moi come here and trade without getting
drunk and carousing on eur streets. iet
him stay away; the sooner he carries
his carcass and trade elsewhere the Lst-
ter 1t has been said that If IT had not
been for the Cody ones there would pc
NO trouble here. This thought Is IS
true As Il is old. 4 believe that virtue
and vice have always been at war with
each other. and we fear that some have
sold their theoretical temperance princi-
pies for very slim mess of pottage.
And now Mr.. Marshal, . word to you:
Go on in discharge of duty and we VIII
stand by you. And as we are all fal,l-
BILE creatures, if you should unwittingiy
err, we will overlook 1t and take the IN
tention for the deed.
Yox PoPULI.
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HEART DIsEAsE-A CARD.

New YORK, December "a, 1874.
Jas. P. Campbell. NJ GO Fulton TN. \.
DEAR SIR-For many years my wife
has had serious Organic and, of course,
Functional Disease of the Heart, and fire.
auently has seizures" OF the most terri
ble description, menacing her with in
slant death. / have tried many prominent
Hear, iesawithout avail. but In DR.
Campbelrs Heart Regulator" am free
to confess, we have found the "Supreme
Palliative" if not the Radical Cure"
Your preparation, Doctor, always re-
lieves her instantly and perfectly, while
the seizures are much less frequent
and severe. l have also prescribed
your remedy in my practice with uni
form, excellent and happy results. AZ
a physician of thirty years practice,
can, and do, most conscientious,y com.
mend its use to all suffering from Organ,
gan:c or Functional Cardiac Derange
ments Very truly yours,
WILLIAM II. BURNHkM, MD.
Late Collegiate Professor Of Anatomy
104 Sixth avenue. @W
Price Sc per bottle. Expressed to any
addr ess.
Sold at Ferguson's Pharmacy. 12y1
A treatise on Heart Diaease, Catarrh
Deafness, &C., &c, with other valuable
| information, sent to any address, by Tor
| wsrding Stamp to
Jas, P. Campbell, M. ID. &C Fulton s,
New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

Senator Gordon, of Georgia has
got into trouble because he sometime
ego pledged himself to preserve the
civil and political equality Of the
blacks. Whereupon an Atlantic
editor s'goes for him" thusly: "The
truth has got to come, and the soon
er it comes, the better. The posi-
tion the negro now occupies in our
midst il . shame and a disgrace to
American freedom. 1t is = damna.
BILE outrage upon the pure blood that
courses it, way through the veins Of
the high-minded Teuton. 1t is an
infamy O. black Is hell itself. 1t is
baneful curse that should never be
solemnly sanctioned by q freeborn
Anglo-Saxon race. And when Gen
ssal Gordon pretends to represent
the true Southern sentiment by
proclaiming : willingness to pledge
himself to maintain negro sovereignty
in this land, be is sadly mistaken"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

ssTar and Feather Morality" is the
caption Of an article in the State Reg
istor, very caustically criticising the
action OF the Wilton ladies'. II con-
cludes:
"This girl at Wilton has gone off
into the world an outcast, social
leper, and wanderer on that way
whose end is hell. The pitch and
feathers of the indignant female vir-
tue Of Wilton have done their perfect
work on her: The four lords of crea-
ton who were having the frolic with
her-there's no telling what will be-
come Of them. 1t is safe to say it
will be nothing bad. For them the
storm will soon blow over. Then
they will become, first, objects Of
curiosity, next "demnition shrewd
fellows" who made a merry time oil
it sowing their wild oats, then, "good
husbands" for pure girls, and, finally
pets OF society and ornaments Of the
church-while the tarred and feather
ed girl viii, perhaps, be reaping il
the hell Of utter woe and the utteres
human degradation and shame tn.
harvest of the wild oats which thes,
model husbands and church member
in their merry youth had with her
and at her eternal expense, 50 madl
sowed. 1t may be, they will be ru
for Office. In some Districts they Xix
this kind of men for Congressme
best. The fellow who hadn't tn
pluck to defend the girl when sh
was attacked by mob IN his con
pany, but who did have the pluck
70 afterwards to his home and knoc
down and beat his mother, wants
look out, and keep out of some loca
tiles, or they will make social ma
tyr of him, and elect him to SON
high Office, just to vindicate him, b.
fore he knows it."
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A Wilton man writes to the Daven-
port Gazette in defense Of the ladies
who perpretrated the outrage, aud
denies that tar and feathers were
used. The Gazette, however, says
that the girl went to Davenport and
had her head cleaned in barber
shop. She had . wealth of hair, which
fell nearly to her waist. It was 50
matted with tar-genuine North Car
olina tar-that the barber GU: it close
to her head. He picked feathers from
the hair that remained and spent over
an hour in getting the tar out of it.
Tho Gasesss adds: The conduct OF
the girls asssilants is utterly indie
fsnsibls. If they were Christian NO
men it was their duty to try to re-
form this motherless girl Of seventeen
years-and to tar and feather the
husbands of two or three Of the as
sailants who visited her, and those
school boy" sons of theirs who CALI
ed on her. Tar and feathers are not
recognized Christian means of purlf-
cation of communities, or Of reform
of girls Of seventeen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29
April Esd, 1874.
FROM CLARENCE.

VIM. Martin departed for San Francis
co last Monday evening.
wilt G. Wright is taking an Eastern
tour.
Go to Nicely s. Cos for the latest
styled neck ties, and lowest prices.
Ii you want to save money so to Nicely
& Co.'S. Tor millinery and fancy goods.
Mr.. Duncan Ferguson, of the firm OF
Simmons, Hama & Ferguson, has sold out
his interest TO Messrs. 6. snd H.. and We
understand is to take the branch store at
Oxford junction, which he has purchas-
ed of the said firm. He has also sold his
residence and will remove his family to
that place. Thus we lose another good
citIzea. Messrs. s. and II. have reftted
theirold cellar and added to the improve.
ment an out side stairway. They have
rented the apartment to Thompson q
Bailey, in which to carry on the butter
and egg business. ~
Or. Sturdevant, our dentist, Is fixing
his Office up in good style. new carpet,
fresh paint, etc. 1t seems the dentists
and the M. D's." are all that are max
ing money now days.
Rev. J Helsell is q member of the
Trustees of Carthage College, Carthage,
Illinois. He is now in that place attend
ing the duties allotted him, and will re-
turn the last of the week accompanied
by his son Francis and Miss Meta Wads
worth, all of this place
VIM Lovett's team ran away last Sat
urdAy, with load of hay. 1t broke the
wagon tongue, pulled DR.. Coats fence
off the gate and scared Wick Church.
hill
Mr.. Henry Wilke-son, while walking
through his garden, one Eight last week
was halted and knocked senseless b.
some scattering shot from the gun 0
some good worker engaged in killing OF
the dogs. Two shot glanced his hant
slightly cutting his fingers, anothe
glanced his lead, above the left ear
which cut rather deep. 1t was marrow
escape, and win be lesson for tn
sportsman, who ever 1t was. 1t is a
present not known who discharged tn
piece.
Mr. Crosby set his trap ono cyenin
last week for . rat, and behold in til
morning he had. clutched in the stron
spring, the foot of one of those peculla
''little kitties" that roam the prairies.-
He has perfumery to sell cheap now, an,
declares that he don't believe 1t pays I
trap rats anyhow.
Chris Peterson visited a lady friend ,
Mr.. Grim's the other evening and Il
boys. supposing him to be married, ga,
him q charivari. They knew he was o.
enough to be married any way; but Gri
knowing it wasn't Chris that was ma
ried, took the music of the boys as
compliment to himself and spent who
nickie treating 'em, and has now advan
ed the price OF beefsteak one cent on
, pound, for he says that nickle's got
be made up. PHIL.
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SHE RIFF SALE.

BY virtue ola spec iai Execution to me
directed, issued from the ONCE of the Clerk
of the District Court, In and for the county
OF Cedar and State Of Iowa, In favor OF
6hearer Il Gray. and against Mary K. Will
liams, Guardian. ct al. I have levied up
on the following property Is the properly
Of the said Nary L. Williams, Guardian, OF
al, to-wit:
The north half III OF the northwest guar
ter n OF the northwest quarter III Of the
sosth..st quarter "a. Of sec. number TWEEN
ty-eight 81, township number eighty lSok
range nun Der two ri, west Of the 9Th p. m !,
commencing At the mon To west corner Of the
southeast quarter l4l of said sec. number
twenty eight l8l. thsnss south forty f4ol
rods, thence east twenty 1901 rods. thence
north forty f40I rods. thence west twenty 1901
rods TO the place of beginping. containing
i've acres. moro or less, situated In Cedar
county, lows.
And shall offer the same for sale q the
Court House door. In the town Of Upton. In
said County, on saturday the nth day Of
Nay A, D.. 1875. as ONE O'Clock, p. NJ
Of sAid day, 70 sstisfy said ExeOution and
costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 9th day Of April a; p. laS:
JOHN d. 0HEAHER,
7W3 Sheriff Of Cedar County iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

FACTS WORTH kNowIsG.-The Wilson
Shuttle Machine is to-day the simplest,
most perfect, most easy to be operated,
best made, most durable, and in every
way, most valuable sewing machine in
existence, and 1t is sold fifteen dollars
less than all other frst-class machines.
Machines will be delivered at any
Railroad Station in this county. free of
transportation charges, If ordered
through the Company's Branch House
at 1917 State street, Chicago, Illinois.
They send an elegant catalogue ami
chrome circular free on application.
This Company want a few more good
agents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

According to the reports now CON-
ing in, the fruit, berry and grain crops
have been sadly damaged and almost
wholly destroyed throughout the
South AID West, but the Chicago
Journal predicts that when the pick
ing-time for fruit and the harvest time
for grain shall have come, plenty will
cheer both the fortunate producer
and the grati6ed consumer. These
"6rst reports" about crops, at this
time Of year, are an old story, which
we have long since learned to receive
with great caution.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

The question Of recognising the
city govsrnmsnt Of Chicago under the
general Incorporation act, which was
subnittsd to popular vote last Fri
day, was decided afirmatively by q
majority of about 1910. On account
OF alleged election frauds, however,
an injunction has been granted re-
straining the authorities from official
ly announcing the result of the vote.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

The greatest weather seer Of St.
Louis, Prot. Tice, has given his opin-
ion about the recent cold snap. He
afirms that ''the frigori6c wind" Of
the past weeks was not . polar wave,
but discharge from an immense
atmospheric cylinder with = barrel
500 or 600 miles in diameter down
which Sows an orial melstrom from
the surface Of the atmosphere" He
i willing 70 swear to this.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

The Delhi Monitor says the SUI
preme Judgship has been conceded
TO Northern Iowa, and the Cedar
Rapids Gazette says the Governor
ought to be Northern man; and We
think each and every nomination
should be given to the best man, ir-
respective Of locality-in which case
Judge James H. Rothrsck of Cedar,
will be the Republican candidate for
Supreme Judge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

Tke cAse Of Isaac Brandt, on trial
1T week and this It Dcs Moines up
% - in1ictment for having embex-
Rid public funds while Deputy I'M
~ Ssaee Treasurer Rankin, has been
'and = Attracting considerable atten-
sica. Al this writing the conclusion
a the trial 10 not known, but the tes-
timoay Cor the State makes things
look pretty dark for Brandt. Seven
diGsreht city bankers testify to hav-
NJ paid Brant bonus or interest TOR
he Stsae money amounting in the
Aexseeste to e4O,0 900. This was done
81 bsying drafts from the banks and
csrryip9 the drafts in the State Treas
~ = cash while the bankers had
~ ne Of the currency, for which
10y paid It the rats Of six per cent.
whcnsver the drafts were not presen-
ted for payment any consider
able time after drawn. According
u tho testimony Of these same
bankers, there was in most
oasss no specific arrangement with
Brandt. II seem to have been by :
kind Of tacit understanding between
the parties bankers knowing
instinctively what was expected of
fhem and therefore quietly ''handing"
- Mr Brandt sums. varying from $50
70 os,6oO, winch that gentleman
Inst - quietly received. Az the books
81 tho ofics show no account what
ever Of this money, and as the bank
en- I'll testify that the transactions
were 'sirrsgular," the conclusion as to
what became of it il pretty obvious.
90, 900 in six years amounts to the
neat yearly income of s6,666; $3.50
Per month or 11S per day.
For the defence but little testimo-
~ 10 adduced, they seeming to sub
siantially admit the allegations and
to depend upon '.law points" for their
salvation. All We have to say is
that il the law permits this sort Of
thing it is high time for our law
makers to do . little more tinkering.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

The New York Tribune goes back
on its late friends: Impartial OBJ
servers of the course of the Demo-
cratic party during the last winter,
especially in the western states, are
not overwhelmingly impressed with
the conviction that the good of the
country demands 4 restoration of
the Democracy to power"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

Mr.. Samuel Williston, of East
Hampton, Massachusetts,, who died
few months since, left by his will
thirty thousand dollars to endow the
Presidents chair at Iowa College
His estate is in course Of settlement
and the College has already received
$4,000 of the legacy. The remain.
der will be received before long.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin
gives US new idea of bribery. 1t
has just decided that ga promise by
. candidate to the voters at large to
perform the duties of the Office to
which he aspires for less than the
salary fixed by law, amounts to
bribery, and all votes obtained there
BY must be rejected"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

The cross determination Of Mr..
Beecher by lawyer Fullerton did
not sspan out" 90 terribly for the
Plymouth pastor as his enemies pred
icted. On the contrary it is the law
yer that gets sick aud has to adjourn
the Court over for three or four days
to gain strength and recuperats his
exhausted brain.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

The Democrats of Louisiana have
broken their pledge already, and the
compromise by which the troubles
there were TO be settled is probably
q thing of the past. The Indians
expression, "white man is mighty I'M
sartin" applies to the Democracy OF
Lou!sana and elswhere, with unmis-
akable aptness.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

The census OF Muscatine has just
been completed, showing q total
population of 1871. The population
Is shown by the census of 1873,
was 6,e39, showing . gain of 6s3 in
two years. The number of dogs is
639, the greater par. Of which, the
assessor says are lap, poodle and rat
terrier dogs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29
Z. B. Simmons
w. B. Hanna )
d. Ferguson \
April ED, 1875.

We would take this occasion of thank.
ing the many friends that have stood
by Ms for 80 many years, giving ~ their
confidence and patronage, and we shall
try In the future by fair dealing, close
attention to business, and low prices, to
merit continuance of the same.
SIMMONS & HANNA.