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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-02-17

Giving the adventures of q PARTY NJ boys on
then lpng Journey across ;nc plains, with
vivid pDitrait5Efe Of their Life in Cali
faguia during this days o. the Gold-Feper.
scr. Brooks brings to this work in addition
to MS we'll known literary giIts. a thorough
Familiarity with the features of that Wild
country ami the people then docking to-
ward IT, wEat he has 10 say ofthem is per-
yaatt with a subtle amt Intense SAVIOR Of
reality That enables the reader 20 follow the
Characters in ta.ir adventures villa Il posi-
tive sense OF compromising. The cunta-
gian OF the gold lever" the great dl aicul-
ties and penis which beltagared their
journey across the plains and mountains,
and finally tie adventurous. halt-civflized,
and set in u certain raae way poetic lite ia
the mines q California. are ali described
with wonderful lruEhlulness and skill
Aad ~ Ibis the elevated ton pervading the
Nofa&t ANA TIE irresistible attraction which
saea narrative possesses tor boys, and the
value oi this sttrFla9, healthy serial be-
cones eNldCBt.
There is TO be another and shorter serial,
beginning In January AMI running through
{iifec numbers:
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According to the "Hawkeyc," Fort
Madison man went into his COW stable
the other and by mistake mixed her up
hice warm mash in box full Of saw
dust instead Of bran. The COW, merely
supposing that hard times had come and
they were all going to economist, mcekly
ate her supper, and that man never dis
covered his mistake until the next morn
ing when he MIXED that COW and she
let down half gallon of turpentine, a
quart of shoe pegs, and a bundle Of Hath
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IA Pens for 75 Cents

ORDER Il BROTHER, Of York, Pa, win send
box containing one gross of their SUPERIOR
BLUE BUSINESS PENS, by mail pre- paid, on
receipt Of Is cents; or they will send one
dozen OF their assorted Pens, on receipt Of
10 cents Send immediately
Address CRinEH Is Bno.
Publishers, Booksellers and stutioners
s"2 YORK, Pa.
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NOTICE.

! hereby give notice that my wife
Caroline DrGltnger, has left my house bed
and board, without Just cause or proyoca-
tion, and therefore, ! forbid any person
trusting tgcr ON my account, for | will in no
way pay any debts contracted by her.
Jan, II, 1875. 3w3 FNOS DROIISG
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c. C. MOFFETT & BRO,
DEALERS IN

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash and
Blinds, Finishing Lumber, Siding and
Flooring, Stock Boards, and Dimen-
sion Lumber kept constantly on
hand. Sash and Doors at Manufac-
turer's prices. All kinds Of Building
Paper; also, Oil Finished Paper for
Carpeting and Ceiling.
TIPTON, IOWA.
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ST Nicholas for 1874 6 1875. 4 Vols.

For the convenience OF libraries, and be-
cause many children lind the two large
volumes for ~ and IS rather bulky to han
die we have had these tWSnty-tour num-
beers bound in four elegant volumes. and
iuelosed ia neat box, under the general
Al of
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Pumpkin festivals are all the rage in
Council Bluffs. Some of the pumpkins
are made into pies and things, and the
others are worn under the hats of the
best young men,"
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Something Of Interest to the
Old Folks, and to the
BOYS and Girls.

Tie Boston Journal in recent issue, says:
"picture To yourself what magazine Tor
children ought to be--how bright and Win
ming in contents, how pure and stsmulat-
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lures. and then turn over the pages OF ST,
NICHOLAS, and you will find Your Ideal
realized.
The Chicago Inter. Oceaa says. EST.
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and Old America are as proud as England
is of puarh. A house without ST. NIoHo-
LAS continues the writer, does not de-
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should wsg its little tail while pressing us
nose through the area ratings: emphatl-
cailv, We would observe that should the
sun condescend to shine upon that mouse,
his solar majesty would make big MIS-
take
The FIRST VOLUME or ST. NICHOLAS was a
surprise even 10 the public that had hearth
~ welcomed it, number by number. News
paper critics expressed enthusiastic ap-
prevail; children and parents were allie
delighted. and congratulatory letters nom
distinguished men and women poured IN
upon the publishers and editor. Charles
Dudley Warner wrote: Il do n ot see how
IL can be made any better, and IL children
don't don't like IL, ii is time to change the
kind Of children in this country; Whit
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say of this magazine that IL is the best
child's periodical in the world: and words
of hearty commentator came across the
ocean from such earnest workers and popu-
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ley.
Beautifully bound. superbly illustrated,
and filled with good things from the best
writers (includiug three long serial stories),
the first volume OF ST. NICHOLAS, complete
and boys TO, day than any single book in
the market, executing
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F." hat Lass o'.LoWrie's,'
FANNY H. BURNETT

The tsiends of"Sl nInNER' who have read "srr-
iy rims !roa3te,' one Day at Ar.c," THE Fire
at Gran ley Mills" and Others Gt MIRA. Blrnett's
short stories, vii need TO be a. red tDat they
have rare treat before item. The Gene of the
rev npvei ia laid ia an English mining town, and
Tagging.
Among other notable papers we mention the fol-
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Ia lis social andIuhustria aspects a rare coliGs'
Ton Of Revolutionary Letters. a serie, Of
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IONS Of the country. Elegantly Illustrated articles
"a Oih New York, hinstrated papers on Ameri.
The edttoria! control and direction OF the Maga.
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Frpe9 III oIlf e;s month editorials upon
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A very large cave has been discovered
near Fairfield. 1t has been explored a
distance oftwo miles, and contains Il
large stream of water, heaps of Indian
relics, and great many things that ii
wont do TO believe in vet
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1876. 1876.
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,

We invite tha attention OF The public To ScRiE.
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among tho test illustrated periodicals Of the
world
the psBeFs Illustrative or American Scenery
which have APPEARED IN Its pages among which
yrfF iEG4gueH Tie Wonders uf toe YELLOWSTONE
aU8 The "hrand Canon OF The Colorado" have won
Widespread admiration oD h1th I'D UItEe A a
tc2 aad 'iir t,reat south" articles, with their
beautiful elsrayiugs. have been Te.ls.ucd III fuag
form ID both Graat Britain aud America. For the
epa.lH- ear We have broader plans than ever he
fore. The magazine viii he enlarged and there
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-02-17

g'osS oaI ffcshgcss Of Haufh. Thin
hGri. thiekeued, falling hair checked,
anl badness often, though not always,
cured by its usc Nothing can restore
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coI=aIHantiy prevent badness. The
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rjoa. tas has, the Ei:5r can only
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ma&.y fts q HAIR DRESSING.
nv aa s"tsa r,2 H. !ou3l % da-isahle,
Catla-s[ neither oil nm aya, ii does
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louy ION tie hair. giving it n i."l, glossy
lustFe, All g'.a' et'al perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. c, Aver & Co.,
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ST.. Nicholas for 1875,

Which. with its magnificent pictures. its
two complete serials, aud Its innamerabie
shorter stories sketches, poems fairy tales,
rhymes aud jingies, bits OF wisdom, Its
French. German and Latin stories-its fun
and It's puzzles, Jack-in-t he-pulpit, the
attract
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-02-17
Ayers
Cherry PeCtOral,
For Diseases Of the Throet and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whcoping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among tic great
discoveries oi modern
science, few are Of
more real value 10
mankind than this eff
iectllal remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial oi its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-02-17
HI PORTRAIT SALE
Short. Horns
Plum Grove Herd.



about 50 head Of Of good Short horn cattle
as has ever been offered TO the people of the
West, Embracing such families as, Gypres.
ses, tra@gs, Rose oT ShaFnus louapA, Ada
ladies, Young Pnyiliscs, aud many other
we'll bred and popular families. afl of which
are The get highly tired and popular sirps-
The herd is In The finest possible Grecdia
condition in the strictest sense OF the word
as from - TO 10 OF the animals are YoHng
thrifty COWS in the prime of life, and that
number viii he sucking young calves hv
day Of sale from III to q weeks old Most al
these o. well as all the heifCrs af sattablr
arc will be In calf to tho grand bun BARON
LfNDALE" who, as . show animal and A
getter Of show animals is admitted hy many
Of the leading breeders Of the land no sinner.
Tor on the continent. His calves ere highly
valued and sought after in many Of our most
choice herds. This sale will therefore afford
grand opportunity to secure some nj III.
produce. For animals of general value H.
the farmer aud Young breeder II Is e1utidntt
ly believed that this herd has few cqual. In
the country, " being tho first sa!G of Eap
great series III West Liberty, aud thp espe.
fienec OF the past has proven that the best
bargains eau always be had at The lffst sale
Of series, parties in want Of good cattle
Will serve thclf own interest hY icing In
TIME Tor this sale. All viii lr provided for
Tree 81 charges till the close Gf the last sal.
on rIiay.
The other sa'"s OF the series are s. ". IA.
coh's, on wednesday, The 5th Campben &c
Chase, on Thursday, the 9Th, and c. 3. Bar.
clay. on Friday the It'll, in all nearly 400
head oi ~ linc "a 9rt horn cattle Individual
y. and IN point III breeding as has ever been
offered nt one time or place on this cont.
heht. Excursion rates are kindly rendered
by the Is. q, X IL NJ R'y, over their line, to
all parties who attend the sales Ca alogaes
ready, aud sent to all applicants after Feb.
18th.
ROBERT MILLER,
c o W 10 Apr 4 West Liberty. Iowa.
Col J. w. JUDY, Auctionecr.
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Three Remarkable Serials by Amer.
lean Writers.
Gabriel Csnroy," by Bret
nar:e,

OfwHfcb the Boston Post: at is serial that
vii nAEs every Hew number OF ECRIBSEnts ca
gerry sought tor, mt had nothing else to recoal-
mend H.
The Canadian JiiGst rated News predicts that
: 'We have o. lat the sneFiCan novel
The Louisville Courier Journal says. The sec.
oha lnstallinent " even stronger taan the first,
lU4 tlfVIuR al that WAS Locked for
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81, Nicholas for 1915
"rhe Boy Emlsran!s. "by Noah Brooks,

Promises even greater attractions than the
previous volumes. A strong feature ot The
new volume il an American Serial story,
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We begin in January
" PalLlP NoLArs FRrEpDs.
Dv EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

THIS an historical romance. The scene IA laid
Ia the Southwest at Time wien hat territory was
bfsi spanish, then French, aud then American.
and when war was imminent TO obtain the con-
troll of the month oitue Mississippi II IL likely 10
be the great romance Of the NJ Mississippi Valley, as
GABRIEL IJSHoY viii be 81 the Pacific slope
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0nT0nf AGENTsi
w UnERUNH AGENTS

To canvas for the sale of '-h; roapics sorr.s-
hans.re Diary ssi A:s:sns ssss Confined" Can bs
commenced in any month; good fofa or ~
years. More than 10000 copies already sold
to business men, farmers, &c. gHIsuAI.
inducements offered. aud expressage en-
goods prepaid 10 Iowa, Address
HAMILTON CHILD, Pubtr, syracuse, =. 7,
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ASTO.1SssENaa.

!" ~ forty days and Hintgat shall BE- acStngs3
Future events prophecied by rules ia
REaaER'S PROPHETIC BOOK. Fortunes fore
told ia the ups and downs Of prices for tic
next twenty years, the future judged by the
past what years to make money on pig
tson, hoes, corn provisions, cotton, and
when we will have the next panic. Hi3s's
year hard times VIII end ana business fe
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legitimate trader aud Spectator sa0nld
have this book To know the future 80 rs 10
avoid loss and be successful Sent 10 am
name. post paid, for 81. Address SAM h
BESSER, Bainbridge, Ross County, ..
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.Ay er's
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A dressing
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rs otTgjaat
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1876. 1876.
RUTLAND
DAILY AND WEEKLY GLOBE.
vERM0NT'S LARGEST AND BEST
NEWSPAPER.

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CANNOT BE EXCELLp.

. = NHAKI.EsTUWN' MuIVI 10 IoU''
IL. X. STEVENS =
DEAR SIR-This is to certify that have used
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls. 1920 a. m, rs & $50.
Burlington 'll;0J a. m., I 20 p. m, q 1000
p. IN.
TlcOnderOga, '11:0O a. m.
Bennington, 1880 "a IS am, & 1880 p. m
Saratoga 1900 M, and $500 & 9:15 D. m.
Salem, 9;3) q. m, and 1910 g. 'lo:i6 p. IN.
Port Henry, ~ IN, and $50 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls t4:15 am, 'l2:1O pun, 1890
p. m.
I" Burlington, 1885 & t6:OO a. M. 1910 q 1880 pm
Ticonderoga 2:30 p. IN.
bennington, '2A0 ll:00 a. M, & 1905 p. m.
Saratoga 600 no 10 A. M, 6 '40e p. m.
Salem, $50, n. M, g: IS & $500 p. IN.
" Port Henry, $40 q. M, and 800 y. m.
Mail Train mixed