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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-28
HEART DrsEAsE-A CARD.

New YoRK, December "a. 1874
Jas P Campbell, II. ID. SO Fulton st \. I.
DEAR SIR-Far many years my wife
has had serious Organic and, IF course,
FUNCTIONAL Disease Of the Heart, and FIRE.
euently has "eeizurcs' OF the most terri
bic description. menaeing her with in
slant death | have tried many prominent
Heart Remedies" without avail but in Di
Csmpbel's Heart Regulator" | am iree
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. | have also prescribed
your remedy in my practice with uni
form, excellent and happy results. Al
physician of thirty years practice,
( can, and do. most coREcirntiously com
mend its use To all suffering rom Organ
( gan;c Or Functional Cardiac Derange
ments. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM II. BCRSHAM, ND.
Late Collegiate Professor Of Anatomy
l04 Sixth avenue
. Price g. per bo'f.e Expressed n any
address
Sold a: City Df1z Store. Upton.
A treatIse o. He4rt Diaease, Catarrh
Deaf0ess, &c. &c, WITH other valuable
information. teut IL any aiIress, by Tor.
war1iEs Stamp 20
Jas. p Campbell. ~ D. &C FULTON St
New YORK 1871
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-28

The election passed od very "a e.
IL. Not much interest was manifest.
ed. Many Of the Republican voters
staid away. and the Democrats easily
elected their township ticket. with
the exception Of Gle trustee. TIE
number Of votes cast for the "!adye
fsire " were very snail. We are eri-
IDENTIFY not ready TO swallow the gu
gar coated piil Of woman. rights.
We heed agooi store here very
much, and expect "a have one before
long. A good stock o! Dry Gods
and Groceries j. what We want. and
a salesman with the seductive tongue
OF Nose Polly. John T. Myess i.
building a new house. The hotel has
been undergoing some needed re-
pairs, Lastly and less,ly, We notice
that the saloon has been extended
westward.
By way variety, re would offer
the following enigms,ical pure.
am composed of 9 letters.
Ny Is. and End, mothers say in
the FIRST word in the morning, and
the last at night.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-28

The Practice Of in3iscriniuate drug.
gjng caa hardly be too severely con
Geaued TIE effect Of all such amateur
doctoriug, Is TO uoduly stimulate organs
nf tie body for a while, after which
they are lef. worse than before. Re.
lief for TIE lungs is Of different nature
and is always gain, by leaving them
stronger tor the rest It gives Why SUI.
fer the tired feelings the fever aud irri-
liability that every form Of lung and
throat disease, however trivial, ia sure
10 give when The magic aid Of Halls
BAlsam Glspe!ls these mI.er.es, and
leaves one fresh and free for the duties
aud delights Of .ifes Sold every where.
Price. sl.09.
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FROM SUGAR CREEK

The young people at White Pigeon
have orgsnized a Literary Society,
meeting each "Wednesday evening
William Leech and family have
gone to Southern California. 10 spend
the winter, their destination being
Westminster Presbyterian Colony.
They will be much missed from the
community and church an! their
many friends wish them a speedy re-
turn.
William Hinkhouse Is back again
from Colorado. G. F. Brown, for sew
eral years teacher at White Pigeon.
is welcomed back to our midst. with
bis family, after years absence in
New York. The Pleasant Hill School
has the good fortune 10 secure him
as teacher FOR the winter, and lie pri-
vstely pursues his studies interrupted
by sickness.
Il. 6. Young takes charge of thu
Durant School, and j. G.. McCoo
that at Pleasant Valley. Some O
our citizens are seeking homes in tn
West, and others in Missouri. TIL
many friends OF Rev YoGug are gla
to know Of his return TO Zion charg'
Why don't our Methodist friend
change the name of +" Hebron Gil
cult to something else: We can
see the connection.
! Rev. Hayward, the circuit rider {
former days, has taken charge at NJ.
chanicsrille, after years sojonrn
New York. He is young man
talent and Zoe personal bearing, an
we predict a bright fu'ars before hi
in the pulpit.
Our young friend Jam. Smit
has returned from a vssi. 10 the u
ternsl roof in DAVIS counEr.
lSDEx.
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Neuralgia, Seiatica, Rheumatism, and
NerEngsaesss ann!bilatej aud eradicated
by Dr.. Jas. p. C4mpbeli's Radical
Cure" far Seuraig ia. Never fails Refer
paces: Prof Lasey Knox College, Gales
burg, III Chase Colgate. Esq Of Cclgat.
& 60 SO and - john St. y Y, Col Nil
ler,23i Broaas4y =. j and III Henry 81
Brooklyn Joha BalmDre. E4q Harleis
Gas Liglh Co. A g. Buell., Esq. pa
I Broadway, y, Y; and hundreds If 9th
err. Price two preDarAtieasl 81 90 and
I 81 90. Expressed Ia any address.
Z JAS. p. CAMPBELL, ". D., 81 Fulton 81
New York
sold at City Drag Store, Upton. i2yI
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@Tessz The cd !sarr ss -
zszssss As.s resszss Fe-aaeeasS . ts-4l
,ar = 81 - rs 4 zss- 90 Scat she
s.axw.arassaax II 80 s8sa-nsEr, YES,
n. Raahhs. sasrsfs 50 So = -
Il. 4irsays "A ra>S ] 1mI ns1 sSack
aeter ssoek s@aae 'isss last spell 9;
rhsnmat5g- = .Aask hst asEt@r Q.
asir- wnsta - go aSsgraceial
iAIar a. s.r a. tie CAFE 81 afeefso1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-28

TME WAY II GoE>--UBsi-r tbs
caption the Editor OF the Muscatine
Journal rerv neatly ard truthfuily
portrsys few Of the blessed priv
leges OF the Eii,ori.i position, a.
follows:
Its nos IN order for the campaign
editor 10 come in for his usual fault
6nding. Itmskes bat little differ
enee = Inch war the eaec-ino hss -cue:
whether his pa-fr Vas srionphan; o.
ras defeated. II sucaessfrs, ii might
have been more 80 had the editor
done his duty; il unsuccessful. il was
al his fault Bu, 10. how iascorisnt
sre these complaints:
Mr.. 4. says lsonetines 10 the E1i-
tor. but most likely bebin3 lis tsrsI:
. Dur paper blanieGei badly: il hurt
cur Cause. is editor uas too quick "
catch up elecsioaeerinE stories: i
made the ether SIDE mad and Gisgns-
led some o. or partF ~ It's assaults
oa their Candidates. And then il
didn't puT up our own ren euough:
il damned with faint praise when j,
SPIKE Of our esniids;es,~ etc 80.
And nov in The next li,,l- group
taking over The resuls 70 Mr.. B., who
is equally confident that the editor
vas too tinid. TO much afraji to
sail into The eneuT-hain't The corr
age TO speak out plainly and boldly
and to cal things by their right name
He didn't make enough use Of this o.
thst trick Of the enemy 10 catch
votes: be never even referred TO this
o. that rsscallty which If published
would have ruined the characters Of
C. D. OF z, On the opposition ticket:
he knew Of these things. for he was
tod 90 purpose to have them pun
ished.
And 50 ii goes. II i well that The
editor has broad shoulder 10 carry
these things. and that he can hear ali
such complainings and quietly think
over them. at,ribu,ing such o. them
to the frailties CT human nature as
NAV belong to it, while he endssrors
to extrac, from the rest and from the
Just appreciation Of bis own short
conings = fund Of wisdom ard stock
OF patience for future use
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vrwss- - rs,asr- = Cedar

wAas4 $ village = Crsia,
esssafv-
Tt cux.r4saaaE- cur g.eeEse - tAs
prossx-r q nere quies All Pe4oe i
~ acre. Fra rerz24n even1
$3.50 seearreVs 81 Saturday. - .
3oce ne / 4Ao xinE. i u La~eTs8s.s
azrss - some rnsR 81 rsIsae -
~ can Ere in Eag-zs ses-
A-z ssysrstax, aex~s ozr se-gAsss-s
y-- csks 7Ax- We hare gc1t
JoNEs
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re srr;.rssla Mass R.a.ats,s-

TIE Springfield Mass Ryas
ca4 ! qrobabsr pretty nearly rtga'
wasn ii savs or the Oaio election:
Thss OHIO experience onght r.
coarir-e the Republicans - last that
TIE hoaestess and beadess policy i
the b~ss policy. They have m
seemed a, al clear o. this po.nf fo'
severAl wears past, il we nay MFR
ooinicrs sro~ their actlcos Ther
stared cut in Ohio his yeav. With 3
rery giHgeriv. If MOI eqaivcse4i dec
la-stior. on the ea-rncy question
81 = -~..a-tt desire and purr-ose.
II possible. 70 dodge N Isle q
which they were manifes'ly IN MIR
til terri. II they had KEPT cn as
they begun. the ay-money Denoc-
rzcv EoaId have had an easy VIC
tory. II was close shave. IS II Vas
Carl Schurz didn't get 70 the front =
moment to soon. But be got there
in tine. The OHIO Republicans were
saved il spite Of themselves. Trey
oac hi 10 lay the lesson 70 heart. he
people are tired Of thInbae-rg poll
tse~. They hare had sarfeit Of
them. Taer are much IN earnest
themselves. and they want parties
ard pabllc men 70 be equally in
earnest lrritasei and repelled BY
insineeri'v and triainz. tbey are
quick 10 respond 10 positive COMIC
slo~. t. elesr-ous statement and TO
caarsg-o1s leadership.
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dislseasei e beszg sh~o~~ sroE sse
car. has recovered = sssSss-zs the
IN shoa sh- c-1ssss 1Asa sa1saSs4eT-
I'd shekio6. ~ asr~ esrspsi axa-
v5c-ssr@ dLzht cn & &C., sua -
uver Eve 60 = hssght. Ne. 4ni
Williams hav- ,hsr hair ,A-a'si
close ca ocse ssi-- t. cssux r. ~s1
sas sAos and r-can.ar~i. w0-ld azss
erred his tine lswo searsl oss =
s~o more noG:ks 4 seHara q slssa
on so each i u5rfei.
Mrs. LiTermore brings her naaasrel-
In do9a npoa The tshle 9Th . tire
mendo0s shack shea she has reclsed
the following satisfies In Berlin
there are oor srsi ore hall million
more women than nen- In Masss-
chuse;ts there are ss 90 more wo-ssa
than men. sni 10 Ses Yxk city lz0,
600 more narriaSable women tban
men War and drunkenness deciEate
men 80 that there sre -lls5 glrss 70
every 100 bovs the world over.
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The CHICAGO TRIBUNE Fog 1876.

The CHICAGO TRIBUNE FoR 1876.
Among the leading Republican
journals of the United States, none
takes higher rank than the Chicago
Tribune. The coming year will be
one OF deep aud absorbing political
interest. For the FIRST time since the /
DAYS OF Buchanan's Presidency the /
Democratic party has secured control
of the House Of Representatives, and
will virtually be responsible for the
legislation of Congress. A great
Presidents l campaign will commence
next spring, and The political issues
will be shaped by the ensuing session
OF Congress. Every intelligent cjti-
zen will find such journal as The
Chicago Tribune Indispensable for The
political news and facts it will con-
! tain.
The Tribune is a sound Republican
paper, giving full and reliable infor.
nation as to all public movements,
measures and events, and discussing
earnestly and fairly all questions
whether political, financial, industrial,
agricultural, social, literary or scien-
tifc, which come before the people.
TIE Political department is but one
Of the MANY excellent features If
what the publishers propose 10 make
the best and most useful family and
home paper in the United States. To
this end. the News department second
to that Of no other paper, will be sup.
piementei by extended personal and
st4tis.ica! comment and biographical
and hlsrorlcal sketches. Thus will be
presented the fact or occurrence with
full explanation and information 10
enz5!e til reader TO understand it,
Imaortsu and bearing.
TIE Literary department. always
Of the highest chara cter. viii include
the best stories, foreign correspon-
denc@. interesting personal and gen
eTal sketches, reviews Of books, art
criticism ue~s aud gossip.
Articles On Health, Fashion and
Home Construction and adornment
vii be prominent features, ard spe.
ciai effort will be made in behalf Of
the young people to entertain and IN
sruci them.
F The A2r.culturs! department viii
/ be em.ne1tly practical, ibe matter al
ways see .Jnabie and suited 70 direct
appIica'iaa 0 the every day home
lie q tie farmer. In this connection
household and economical topic. vii
receive due attention.
The Tit ane Market Reports. EN-
braciag ell the information concern
ing the prce both Of wA4. the farmer
has TO sri. and wha, be must t3uv.
have always been the subject Of most
5aEorabae comment, AMI the financial
department taxes "a high rank.
The Weekly Tribune, large eight
page sheet, clearly printed, il mailed
tn single subscribers 1t the log rate
Of $50 per year, postage paid, m In
clahs Of five At The rate of 81 80.
postage paid, in ciubs Of ten at the
rate Of *l,25 postage paid, and in
@t4s}N III k"Cbts a. tbt to&E ~ |"S
/ Doiiar per year, The subscriber TO re-
NIT the p stage. which Is fifteen cents.
| 4 free copy Is sent % the get'er up
of 2 rlub uftwen'y. The Tri Week
/ Is Tribune Is mailed 10 subscribers a.
the rate Of $3.50 per year, postage
paid, and the Daily at 1890 per
| year, postage paid.
| Republicans are urged 10 form
clubs for the Weekly. specimsn
! copies and posters will lie sent free
IN application.
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ORIGINAL. NOTICE.

II. c. Piatt District Court,
vs. Cedar co. Iowa
the unE uown heirs of John November
Peacock, dee q. Term, 1875.
To the unknown heirs at-Iaw OF job
Peacock: you and each Of YOU are here by
notified that there ~ nos petition of
II. c. Plat pitr. on lie IN the Clerks or
fee Of Cedar county. Iowa a-king thai You
satisfy = certain mortgage given by IL. C.
Plat 10 John P-aeock u nder date OF May LIST
1915. and recorded in the Recorders Office OF
sAi4cDa4ty. In Book A page 100. said Mort-
gage ~aS gwen u secure 500 upon the Wiz
and mel /. nwl+ sec. IS. twp. -. range W. )
r. II said amount wIth interest thereon
having baen paid
.soss unless you appear and defend said pc
tttlon at or before noon OF tie second dag o.!
the next Term OF said Court To be begun
and held a pton, in said county on the
End day Of .Dy> 1Jer. \ ID. t*73 a daiault
viii BE- entered against VOC aud Judgment
rendered thereon. in accoris nee with the
prayer Of said petition.
flAIT 4 CARR,
Oct 2l-i2-aH. Attorneys for pItf
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TIE ~an Francisco papers are pro-
claiming the prosperity ri Califoruis
business and giving some practical
fgures ~ proof OF il. The deposits
. gid fog coinage ST the mint on
tss4 9Th inst. amounted 70 1900
canoes. the largest sum eFer made in
ore day. The coinage for the guar.
Ter eniing September 80. vas So
CT. 60. ~ which s. 50 30 vas
rali. 81 sl.9.2,v11 silver. An.
o,her E,ro7f Of the product yeness ai
the cslifnrnia and Nevada mines is
furnished 10 the overland treasure
shipments. These, for The seek
ending october 5, we're 800 100. OF
which s5ss no was gold aud &c.
80 silver bars. The Total ship
meats for September were $3.50
81. Of which $4,000 was gold and
$50. ~ silver. Ii is impossible to
deny. 10 the presence of these fg-
ur-s. fhat he great mines If these
two States are very rich. They are
not the fabulous deposits 81 chunks
ana "a sses Of treasure that the san
guiue correspondents and spectators
cIs msd hem TO be year ago, ba,
they are steadily yielding sources OF
wealth whose value NAV not be dis
parz-et.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-28

Cox. Hayes is being talked Of
outside of OHIO IS the Republican
Presidential candidate in 1876. The
Boston Herntd publishes the follow
ing letter written by Hayes while in
the army. in response to an invita-
tion to come home 10 run Tor Con-
gress, ami says it shows be will du
to tie to-
In Camp. --. Yours of - is
received. Thanks. | have other
business Just now. Any man who
would cave the army at this time &c
eleetion-ef for Congress or any Other
place ought to be scalped. Yours,
r. b. HAYES.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

NOTICE Il hereby given that the under
slEE-1 n2s this day been agpoiaiea cy tie
gzrTaEs EsE1rE of Cedar cpa ctr. l.ua. Ad-
"a u&st n fur o. the estate Of u. Gchenoree
MasEs- deceased and eli persons having
esz8asss aszzn - saf1 estate S-e serety mott
1t 50 tie them with the Clerk Of said
S-sssFs czezrgy sst-si and duly sworn iS-znd
se->a4s owlag said Estate are nsoieea TO
make IN mediate Vaynlraf 10 the under
saEse1- lated AT Tfp4as. Iowa. this End
d&y II aesesasr, A. y. lS-s.
M1EEAT CARROLL
So Administrator
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Janette Parker. Delta. fHich. J
township CIR, who weighs 40 roun IL,
picks up barrel Of -four ty the
chimes and plays with it over her
bead.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Levi ksstAr
po,,.,, ,,ft, District Cot
Eliza Collins, Jemlna case. In,.a %.
beer. Hogh Brown. Elizahsth sasna
bowman aud jeremiah Boy Ta,.s 49,
man. 'N'''' i1s.
VIC s's5s@ h~Et.Ei defendants y,n -.
neIsn5 hoa.hsa that there Is no. on file In
we o'.iee ~ the iis.g ~ the District tnrrs
~ aIo II Inc Goanfg Of Cedar in the sat-
~ ioSa petition ~ Levi East.r piaIr.
vi NIAlhlnx OF you that ne js the abSoIufa
aha IN Possession of the f,ilnwtuc
,sh. waite. situated in Cedar county .nwS
ne north east quarter az the sonth west
49,. - -. ~ rgbltst. tNenty.six (1;) In town.
nn..l - h.Tth Of range % west OF the s,h
t3h.ipsi MeTtdtsn. aud PRAYING that mis-
~" thereto be 80 ahiisias6 aad anie.od in
hitn s.aibst ti.s aivefse claims OF said De.
fsnssEts. ue
soy unless Eo- aEpsar to said petition
81. aeend thereto ~ or he;,re noon az 4 h 8
second oSy o. The next term of said COM,
70 De Logan aud held ~ Upton. in sata
county, on the 2snd day of Soyember. lsys
ans'suf viii he entered against Won a.
JEd9me nt and decree rendered tleyaa,s ~
accordance with the prayer Of said ne. isio ~
~. WOLF q LANDT
A-7". A'tsrrn-'s for Pisir.tr
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WEEKLY MARKET as9f2
Upton Market.
{ ssieag0 Market.

CHICAGO, Oct 27th, 1875.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-01-29

IMPORTANT ~ RO1knsTEADERA
In consequence Of the delay OF many
homesteaders to make their final proof
Of settlement, Commissioners Burdett
has directed the United States Land
Odicers to make public the fol!owi1g
circnlar y ~ !
SIR Your homestead entry No,
@sde~, is, s and the i've es YEAR. during as
which residence and cultivation were
required by law expired, 1877. The
law provides that patent shall issue up
on the presentation ofproper proof of
residence and cultivation within two
years after the expiration of the five
years referred to. If this final proof is
not presented within the time prescrib-
ed, this Office will be warranted in treat
ing the: entry as voluntarily abandoned
on your part.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-01-29
D. 4 6ENA~OR.

o. 4 SENATOR. S5 vs.,
The Legislature II still balloting for
U. 8. Senator. Donnelly has been with
drawn, and the Democracy are voting
for VIM. Lochren, Of Minneapolis. The
vote yesterday stood So for Lochren SO
for Ramsey, q for Davis ard II scat
tering.
The friends of Governor Davis are
doing him and themselves great injury
by their persistent disregard Of the
wishes Of the people of the State and
their bad faith in boiling the selection
OF the Rep ,blican majority. If their
folly should result in sending Demo
crat to the Senate, they will have to
meet a reckoning with the party whom
they are misrepresenting which will
send them back to private life with a
force which will be anything but pleas
ant
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THE ALDlNE COMA.
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New Publications.

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per. A superb title page, richly Illuminated in
red and gold, will be given with the first part,
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The cuts are mounted on 4 beautifully tinted
To attach the glass, it is only left for the Gus
toner to paste and fold over an already attached
border, and this may he done by chilli.
q subjects, 12Xl5 in. &c with glass, SOC.
Six Of this size for W, when Selection is left
to publishers.
6subiects, 19x12}1in., zoe; with glass, 45c.
Il subjects Tx 9in., soc; with glass 100.
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