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SPAIN.
INTERNAL POLICY.


MADRID, April 3o.-Accczding to official a4ato-
mont, preparations for the suppression OF the
Fueros continue. The Government does not
admit tho quontion Is ons for discussion II
will merely hoar the vtows OF delegatcB from tho
basque PROVINCES relative TO Administrative re-
forma. It Ia not true that tho delegates received
absolute Instructions. The Qoyorn,ncus uever
would accapt such proceeding.
ANT1-CATHoLIc. .
LONDON, May Ia Madrid special to tho
Standard says Congress las rejected i,s clerical
amendment tever1ing tho eli8toua-tolssation
clause OF the Constitution.
4 FhEBH CoNrL1cArIoN. ....
Tho Times Madrid dispatch reported that the
Clomoutina, contrabaud vessel, was recently
Hoized at Malaga bJ Spanish revenue officers.
Tho crew wero ordered below but refused to 20.
a sailor belonging 10 Gibraltar and British
subject was shot, wounded. and loft without
help ttreo hours, so that he bloa to death.
Great Indignation Is felt by tho British residents.
The matter i4 In tho bands Of the British afsn-
fetGe.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Spsctal D1trafch 10 ihs cAteaao Tfiouns.
BrntNoYIELp ILL.,, Aptil 90.-rAe Ilsv. Edward
Woolaey Bacon, son OF Dr. Leonard Bacon, has
Resigned the pastoEate Of the FitAs Cougrega-
tionAl Church here. to take o1cck Ia August
next.
4 CHURCH nEnIcATED.
SAVANNAH, April 31.-The Catholic Cathedral
was dedicstod with imposing ceremonies lAis
morning. ..--.
THE 6ENEnAL CoNFENENCE.
lALrIMogE, April a0.-The General Confer
oncelof the Methodist Episcopal Church III the
United Btatea aassmbto u tho Academy Of
Muslo Tomorrow. With two Or three exceptions.
all the lAHllops nso prcsout aud largo majority
OF ths delegates.
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At. VINCENT or rApL'B, AoMAN CATHOLIC.
Tho dodlcato1y exercises Of tho now Catholic
church sitnasod on tho corner Of Webstef avcnno
aud Ogood s.zoet, callod st. Vincent OF Ianls,
wero observed Jeskorlsy morning 1t 1880 :. m.
The attendance waa very large, and tickets woro
necessary for adnittance. The Ancent Order
Of HibeEnlsns wero In attendance In good force,
beaded by music. Other soclaties Woro ex-
pscted. bu. owing doubtlcss to tho rethar Nh
sesaouab3e weather they did not join In tho
procession. Tho services wero long and impress
siye after the Catholic form. consisting mostly
Of Chanting aud prayor Tho hight nev:: bishop
Fojey wss iho cetebraut, assisted by Archbishop
Lynch, OF Toronto, and bishop h,an, Of D9f-
iato. The other clergy taking part wero HE
sabdcscon Fathers Oakley and Dodyskear,
Deacony OF Honor; and Fathers Conway, y. J.
Rcardon 1iutler, Edwards, Ncalni!en, Anthony,
Waldron, Smith, aud othors. Tho sermon Was
delivered by Archbishop Lynch. He took for
which spcnks OF the New Jerusalem. He COM
pared Christ and the Catholic Church to the
New Jerusalem In that 1t would eventually take
tho place OF other churches, and oil ol8o would
be put aeidc. He spoko Of tho progroas aud
growth OF Catholicism. and prophesIcd its ulti-
1nate triumph. There were Rttong battles TO be
fought and great work to bs done., Nowhe.e,
perhaps, was thora 80 much opposition to tho
Catholic Church ns In Chicago. Ihoretore tho
people should have beon moro esrneBt IN their
isbors. In other cities and lands Catholics were
bny1ug up churches and schools, and ho was
glad 10 SEQ It ba!ng done here: Hc a!horted
chose present to bring up their ohildrcn aftar The
Catholic schools aud AlIed with tho Catholic
principles. that the cause might prospes. liz boz
ilevod in tho establishment Of parish schools,
and that church and school should be under the
roof 10 closing tho y, a spsaIe,
Church that tesch fofRlyppeRs OF ain by tho
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Tho Stronghold Of Nicsio at Inst
Succorcd by Its Turkish
Friends.
Claim by the Insurgents that an Armis.
tice Was Thus Violated.
The Services OF tho Intermediates Re-
paid by tho Turks with Im-
prlsonmcnt-
A Black Outlook. and au Imperial Con-
ference forthcoming.
Tho King Of Dahomey Wants 10 Learn What
tho Abyssinan Learned In 1859.
TURKEY.

TURKEY.
Kicslo NEv1CTuA1KD At Last.
MosrAR, April s0.-The following Is oficaals
Mukhtar Pasha tolographs that be has entorcd
Nicslo in triumph afsor defoattn8 tho graat rnase
Of insurgents At PrcsyekA aud occupying their
inrranohmonte. Nics!o has boon roviosualcd.
rLuckr 1I1TLE sERv1A.
BELGRADE, April 30.-1t ie stated In Govern
lnaet circles that the militia has bonn ordered to
supply themselves, to be In teadlncss TO marola
At twenty-fonr hours' notice
TIE TURKISH ADMINISTRATION LOVES MONTENEGRO
BERLIN, April Gothic Porto has sent . cir
cular motto to it, representatives sbroad, dated
April II, inutrnoting them 10 draw the attention
OF tho various 1ovornnlenta TO tho support given
by Montenegro 10 tho inHutrootion. TAe Iorta
dlsolaims any intention Of attacking Montenegro.
aud expression contdant hope that rho Powers
by their moral corporation will contribute 70
tho phcihcat|on Of the insuEgeus provinces. 1t
Ia stated that several Governments iu anawor,
have declared that they boliovo Montenegto's
intcnsion 10 bo peaceful.
sr. rE1Ensnuna. April s0-The Porte has not
asked for the armed intervention Of the Powers,
but merely tho!r moral corporation to prevent
the tnaurgeuta from obtaining oxtraneouS aiu.
AN IMPERIAL DIsCUes3oN.
LONDON, May 1.-Tho Kuska Mir says tho pro-
jcot Of forming IIoanis and Herzegovina into
vassal Stats, under tho protection OF lsussia and
to berlin.
ENGLAND IN HARMONY.
Tho RussIan TolegrAphlo Agency reporta that
Eugtnnd has declared At Conhtantinople that
she supports tho other European Powera. Nep-
rctenta.ions have been made to the Porte On ita
porsistency ID reHortinR again to force when ths
Cablnets had Just succeeded Ia making hn ar
rangemeut for the EoyictuAlng Of NicBio by
Montenegro.
TIE NOUR8Eg
Of st. Petersburg and Berlin roso on tbs con.
flrmation Of tue report that Count Andrassy
Vas to bo present at tho Berlin meeting.
now NicnIr WAS REACHED.
When Mukhtar Pasha received the order to
advance On Ncaic, The insurgents, In tho be-
lief that fresh arm,st!co was concluded, had
returned to their homes. Montenegro IL indlg-
| nant NJ the Turkish deception.
yIIIAiNous NEHAvlon-
Tho leaders OF some pohceablo tribes, who had
been summoned 10 podsaritzs by the Turks 10
act 70 Intermediates with tho Insurgents have
| boon aolzed and conducted to Bcutari. Tho foel.
| Ing OF indignation Ia general In Albania.
NAVAL,
A Vienna dispatch to the Daily Netot reports
that four Turkish iron-c!ads haye gone to KtoA
| to protect the administration OF troops.
FRANCIS JoaEpn.
Tho Vienna Tn9btah saya it Ia rumosed that
tbs Emperor Of Austria ia about to proosed TO
! Berlin,
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NINETEENTH AaN1YERaAnr E1ERc1aEs.
Yesterday afternoon the nineteenth annual
anniversary exercises Of tho Railroad Chapel
wcro held in sho Bunday-echool room OF the cd
ifloo. on State, south OF Fourteenth street. A1r.
G. II. Henderson, Superintendent Of tho Bun
day-sohool, led tho exercises. Tho hall was pro-
fusely decorated with spring dowots, tho git Of
the school.
The chapel La tho child Of tho FirHt Presby-
tosian Church, and crodit TO ita foster paronts.
It waa established in 1857 io \ railroad car on
the Michigan Central Ratlsoad track, by Fathor
Kent. From there II waa removed to frame
eonas eosnsa do-n e os IN tho great ss Of 1871 Ths
"p nfsssn'g gqnaas sRans and insa,rts nsSa Il sehao
There arc about 900 scholars rcg,stsrad. Tho
average attendance ia over 31e. This Mission
Is ominently for the benefit of tbs poor,
and ia doing great and good work. It
has bad in attendance during the nineteen
yobrs 1t has been in existence over 1b,0o0 per-
sons Of the neglected c!aHsed Of tho oommunity-
Previous to tho commencement OF the Iogu-
isr exercises the children sang. under tho lead
arsIlip Of Prof. John Woollett, asverAl hymns.
Among them, ''Snvior, Like Shepherd Lead
Us," u Onward, Christian Soldiers" II AN
but a Stranger Here" aud others.
aung by tho children, The Lord Is tn His
Holy Temple" followed BY tbs hymn, "who-
soover Will"
The "Gioria Patri" was then recited by the
SCHOOL, lod by Mr.. Henderson. The 67td Psalm
WAS next chnnted.
Supt. Henderson read portion Of the Scrip
trreS from tho 10th chapter Of st. Luke begin
ming At tlo 25th ycrse.
Tho hymn commencing:
Pray thuugh the Rats Of mercy.
This Was followed by fooling prayer by tho
Rev. Arthur Mitchell.
The 23d Psalm was chanted, when "savior,
lead us" Was sung.
Tho Lesson Of the day xas thon read by the
entre school. -...,
"Tha Armor Of Light" was nsxt sung, fol-
lowed by tho hymn. "IIold the Fort"
BY special request, Prof; Wool!ott saug "Tho
Ninety and Nine with much feeling.
The lev, D. Fletcher was then introduced,
aed spoke briefly to The chltdren. lie III tie now
pastor Of tho chapel, having takon tho place Of
Father kcnt who through illnaas. IL no longer
able to labor 10 tho Lords vineyard.
| The singing Of tho hymu, ''Watchman Toll
Ts Of tho Night" followed tho address, wlct,
consisted OF several interesting storien, and
pteanod tho children. Ihe awarding OF flowers
to every hchoItr Of the school was then done
BY the Harerintondent aud aaAiathnts. The
better Land" wey then suuH, aftof which the
| Ueaedicetou was pronounced.
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AUSTRIA
YEYnYTH1Na AILuATEn.

v1ZssA. April so.-Minister Tlsza, Of tho Hun
garian Cabinet, has sgnip tendosod h!a Eesigna-
tion and submitted Hungarian proposal TO the
Emperor. As tn 0 bank question has been COM
p1omlaed aud nearly sll other important points
sets!ed, 1t is considered cartain that both
Austrian aud Hungarian Ministers will retain
office. It ia expected that tho final decision
with regard to tho compromise will be published
tomorrow.
NOT 80 LOVELY AFTER ALL.
LONDON, May 1.-Th0 Vienna correspondent
OF tho Daily Hetos Bays the tousion In noGotla-
tIopn botweon Austria and Hungary, with retor-
epce to tho compromise, is extreme. 1t is said
Andrnssy sides with tho Austrian Ministry, aud
declares he will rosisn II the negotiations fa4l.
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OBITUARY.

New LONDON. Conn, April 30.--Ileury r.
Haven, Republican candidate for Governor ip
1873, died to-day.
WAsHISdrox, April 30.-HichRrd II. corwino,
formerly Of Ohio, st en,lnout practitioner OF
law before the courts III thls District, died last
night, In hts G4th year. llls remains will ba
taEe1 TO Cincinnati for iuterment.
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In the PRACTICE Of turning card.corners tho
upper ieft-hand corner deno!es 'tSjalte." and IL
used for III ordinary cali; tha upper zight-hAnd
u Tor visit Ut congratulations; tho touor loft.
hand corner. "couge," represents farewell
call, and the lower right corner, "condolenes,"
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THE NEFULT FA4LUA3-
PANS. April S0.-The revolt in Algeria has
been completely nubdued. The leaders have
been captured and arc hsld "a hostages for the
good conduct OF thaE srlbos.
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A KING BARBAR1c.

PROBABILITY THAT LIZ WILL. GET ALL he WANTS.
LONDON. April 30.-AIvIces from Capo Coast
Castle report that tho King Of Dahomey has "a.
lused to pa! tho Emo recently imposed on him
for lnaitteating D!itlah Hnbjeos aud has sent
gu insoleut niessags TO ths Dr!t.sh Commodore
Inviting hitn to vlalt Dalomey. whye ha prom-
laes to pay tho domand In powder and bulIuts.
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HEw YeRV, April S0.-A Mexican Apeciai saya
deo. Dag occupied Oauasgo unoppoaed. Nat
raule will tolu hiul At Mtor for the march on
Montesey. battle may to expected Ut paso
de Los Muertoa.
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THE INDEPENDENT VOTER.

THE INDEPENDENT VOTER
he WILL eurroRT nHlsTow ron PRESIDENT.
t. tia Edlser ef Tbs Chicago Tribune:
GnEEN BAY, Wis. April W.-Four yeara ago =
large number OF Nepublicano went OF from the
regular Republican nominee aud voted for
Horace Greeley for Presdeut Of tho Unttod
Statcs. This detection WAS represented by four
OF five influential Republican tonrnnlB, II tho
head Of which uoro Muras Ualstesd Samuel
Bowlcs, Horace Wlito William u. Gsosvsnor,
aud Whitolau Reid aud alao by number Of
prominent mon in public aud private life, tho
most conspicuous OF whom may bo mentioned
Charles spmner, Carl schusz, e1-Goy. Fenton,
ax-Gov. Curtin, Gov. Blaif, aud George ".
Julian.
MY. Greeley took auch fraction Of the Rs
publican voto NJ, had 1t baon added to thu on
tire or Ordinary Democratic vote OF tho country.
would h4ye injured hia election. But while
great number Of Republicans were r1ado 10 be-
love that Mr. Greney had become Rebel sym
pathizer, and would, fn caae Of his election, ba
plastic ln tho hands Of tho worst adslscrs In The
Democratic party. there werc, on the other
hand, a larger number Of Democrats who wore
not 90 easily docoived; who could not forgive
Horace Greeley for Ais past Republfcauiam, and
saw no indication that hia lifelong Republican
| convictions had changed or lnodlAod. As a con-
sequsuco, they dtl mt vote at all, or voted for
| Gtant. Ouo hundred Thousand Democratic
votars In the State Of Pouns7lyania alone stayed
| at home Gu election day.
Tho Republicans who tiberalized in that CAM
paign we're abused and vitiaod without measure
or moderation. Their Btandard. bearer, hr.
| Greeley htmsolf, accustomed Ill hla Ito to lot
| political warfare, Waa yct uuprepAred for the
| malignant and malicious assaults Of those Who
| ought TO have been hia friends, and h!s heart
burated. ...
Tho blowers and strikers and party organs
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expresses desire to sympathtzo With bereAve-
ment Ths rulo most generally understood 10
tic turning Of ono end Of she card, which de-
uokcs wish to soc tho 1AdieB Of tho family.
, 1876-05-01

The BR0OKLTV KAVY-YARD.
New YoRR, April 30-The Congressional Com
mi.sse yesterday commeuced seosot in1es.tga-
tion Of brooklyn aud NAsy-Yazd affairs.
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HAL Y

FLORENCE, April s9.-J. l.. Graham, Consul
Of the United States, IL dead.
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WASHINGTON. D. O., april 80.-0on. Howard
Of Whltshall 8. O., waa murdered bJ negsoes
shs 18th OF April for the purpose Of robbery
, 1876-05-01

Fl4sk1t 31u!tlttN HAlEls
when followed. laad to no dlltculty but, when
thny attempt 10 establish contrary rule, they
OF cousso moot with distractions aud deIhys.
It IL also natural that the Judge ahoula dosire
to plnce thls fuud where 1t would be taken caro-
OF, aud every indication Leads TO tho conclusion
tue arrangement is highly satisfactory 10 all
creditors OF eBtatts, because It will bring to
them = larger dividend, ~ tho records will show
such has bsen the case ance tAts tula HAH Hadopt-
Cd. CONT ared With forusr proceedings, But
this plan s dlsasssuua 10 professional Az
u,<ants WHO hs!o 10 pas. ss.!s
male living from bankrupt estates, no records
hA,iug been keps to show what hxd been 1ono.
AID here will venture thu opinion that worry
enall figure Mould coyor tho list OF strictly hon-
est legiAtera In bankruptcy under tho old rule,
sciences. hut Judge Love has changed all shp,
Aud record ts kept here OF svoty dollar usod or
paid out, and tho uooKA are open for Inspection
1t MI hnaH.
Thoso who know Judge Love tuou him to be
~ impartial, high-mln lnded, honest man. aboye
Blap!ciou ~ to blH integrity.
plainly apparent In the light OF history, IL
lnssl1 personal. The LaUkeys IL dlsplss4sd
kecsuae JudKu Love aided II. defeating tho law
which waa designed to put Ills Court Oh wheels,
to Dc carse4 about tue State. t1rEyspg for .
l.oved BY certain transaction which occurred
10 mi city, Ia October. 1878. The
Cazetfe IL iu the sama boat with the Udnkeve ;
sad al Of them will utterly fall to disturb the
Judge. The Gazette ha4 net dscoyoscd that =
davenport hank ~ the depository OF Judge
Dl!ons United States Circuit Cou1t. Iha Judge
resides Ut Davenport aud tue deposits are four
tines those Of Judge Loves Coa1t.
uAwxz1x.
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Which il sha privilege *o .' lsts'l!ses claim for
Nature. with wonderful caro- protects tho weak
Rnd the fcebie. Tho heay: nnn tl4c lungs, tho
tepaar spots Of tue body gro shielded with bono,
thu sYes covered will, lids to saye them against
hostile zttae:a. Tia snail las i:s house, tho
mails are possessed with stG,e Teapon Of defonso
agaiass tho aupenol onos In Ake man
ner, tue subdued aud the, foobleo
among tho untious uBo cunning aud
continued oppression aud eecusson inAdo tho
Jew cautious trader, 3 HinArt Inonoy-1ealer.
bLylock il ths outgroath, not Vi tho jewish
character. but Of Christian hatred. Tho denial
upon h!m Rroodinesa OF gain. Continued expul-
sionB nsdo hin turn al! his riches luto transfer
able goods, These we're the WeapouH with which
bo Sustained hltaself sgalnst tho destructive
paus Of hia prosecutors,
Yot this was oply the means by which, not the
purpose for which, lsrhs! lived. Thia was tho
she'll not tho kernel OF The 1ow'h life In the past.
Ueh,nd tlis Aruaosy OF defonso there waH
mankind. with sympashy for AuY suffering fol-
low-beiug. Huueath these BcAumes fur gau.
tAougnts E1appiug with tAe hiChast problems
of life, wosltl-em1Eacing, hashe4 through tho
ish quarter thare, WAS garden i'll bloom. EIch
with blessings for humanity. Itrael the cham-
plon Ut truth, tlu dealer iu mankiud's nobcst
gifts, tho trader In tho uatsons spiritual troas-
uros, wAa hidden. scarcely known TO an ungrste-
tui world. Ihs Jew has bson made q nickname
81. People would not acknowedgo their dobt
unto him; would not EecognZe bis c1al10 Oh civt.
ItxAt1ou. What do Christians know Of The Jew-
ish religion, whose milk and honey thay still
feed onF What do they know Of jewish NOR
als, whosa pearls they linked to form Wreath
OF XloEltlcatiun around : single Jaw's headf
Lave they booonie aware Of tue many bsooka
and rlyueto flowing fIou Sinai and Zaoll, until
deepening aud Widening into atEealn. Of which
GhfibtiAuitY It QDH biuA And l4lAQllhu on tic
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01

When the New York 1riJune
makes such comment as the following.
it may be assumed that there is gou.e-
thing seriously truthful involved:
Ugly reports about Theodore
Tilton are frequently in the western
newspapers. The Cleveland Leadsr
charges distinctly that during bis
lecture at Wellington, Ohio, recently
be was iresponsibly drunk o1 the
platform and a. bis hotel. i similar
report came from Aeadvil5e. Penn.
and from other places. Ia several
instances he il said 70 haze lo.alteI
his audience and engaged in uoisr
dispute with in3lviiua. auditors.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01

TIE Eozss C.ozzzztss q EoEs--
aE1rs havizg sa5shel lie ioFssE4-
s5oa cf Gss~sl Sc5e8skx c9ezeess3z
uisa sse snna Iios s9ss-zisssoa
re-xfz1 = lie aoase. Trsss9ts,3I
tL-.T tesssz1r, ~ssea 1akr= 4 ~.
a4-oF 60 q T pages Tas rspssrt
v.--s1szze@x. nj ~ a1 x-
a E5sscws.
!. Ak rersosssv 1eSaarxd b IL
Sec-esa-T * St-.s, ! 80 - P<es-
Ecs Re A=se~sea1 ss-ss<s- % e71-s-s
ts-HeE = 55r4esa< via tbs EazzE
Miasa- Cszpsny- Pa-re :
s2zssz3 = slss.as1sz4x Lis lsses-sas-
= Tas razsszsz & 5e-e-xz S.1s1es.
wsfs re E.zzxa Gzr4 u-s xzs1 Es Sc
a.-S1y sasEsGaa apss rs zz9sErs t11
s-k5aSz LII - --laE1r4zsss e-ssss4ssza.
RI t5- ca-zsstee kos3 TIA. = as
11s -zltr & E-v t-Aa3-ss-t l1ss- s1c
n ! = css9ec4sss wFta TIE eo-2.sr,
g t. vendors & lie msee-
3 rs s1xezllt5Fe 1eaEa- n the
shares q IL eErk1E Ee-s z1os--
rszszbsa vzsa "a 1a.2zs.e s-21sc1
All .a@ zstszss1sze@ & - Gssf4.-
1tss ~ lie oo-rs = -ace L IS
a<sre1.ei
EAe feses1zso- / - s5GgEs.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01

We observe that "Republican" has
been airing himself again as Cedar
Co. correspondent OF the Dsyenpor,
Gazette. When We spoke of receiv.
ing from Davenport letter on the
Congressional question, the Gazette
fastened to apply sharp stick to the
malcontent who would go away from
home to say anonymously that which
could bette, have been said a. home
and in proper person, we're it not for
tie probable fact that there, and over
his own signature, his reputation IS
an intriguer and political contortioniss
would Il once destroy the effect of bis
windy assertions. However much or
little this vas deserved by the Dav-
snport letter writer, whose epistle
se did NOT publish, We more than
Inspect it would ct exccllently we'll
D the Cedar county sRepublican'
Ihosc lucubrations the Gazette has
rice g;ven to the public. |
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01

TIE whispering politicians are
plentiful, and a. : rule wlII bear
watching. As 81 ex change SAYS:
"Wneu yo1 meet man who Is
over confidential, Who whispers close
in your ear that which nigh, lie
bsr!ed aloud in the street, avoid
him. II be is not rogue, it IS OILY
from lack Of opportunity. Such
men viii whisper to yoa while cross.
ing = prairie, where there is not an
other soul within ten miles"
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01

IEeEe = 10 pathological feE E8orH G5e~r3g @sfeF-
taa8@a EhaG thai the Eaoss fsgEas4&sse PHASES ct
Bsrvo1s das@asss &rs directly tfsoa2s3s ~ lnpsT-
feet digestion Ins0H4n!2 @a.h t.s Train u d5res
cons-4asscss Proees1s mors Frequently fsgna @e2x
mess 9th saam&eh than IRON &Hy etaer esase.
Mere ssssaifTss are po~sris=s TO cure nsgvya4Aszs
and soon ceAss 10 S&llA&ss Bts .ympl9n4s TAe true
way b. strengthen tas Bsrvsas sysasEa - aG lEyEz
orAte Ibe igasstFe ass AsssEalE&Gsrs afgsa2 uyga
whose pnoosarsctsd @cthon rs sa8flinrtaaa IL as
i..4ay aepxnd.as- The daily ~ Egsstsgsey d
t.g.nseh Bitter ~ail do nsg.e 70 srses aas agEn@
tHs weakened and Initiated nerves Asst in1a14
sxraE1 refye-nEry dep natures grf6 gashGfsN
stAa All tEss socagAse n~gvfaes - Ds fgB1 In eae
p or OFT 0fw st1.glarfaI NJ sAe
u EstrYs sszs#83 II w s@a@El sssgse S@sk Ha~sss
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01
credit snou 4 cease.

Tie United Ss..ez Se-a.e bzs
decided. ~ vote q 8 % =, .sat
]; has srss3ie.zoz- ss Cozrs g IN
peze1-@rs, to ~ Ge-=ral B=xase,
a1d ]. vaz or9.-e1 tEzs tie respoa3-
eat AID managers co tie par. Ct the
Ho&-se Of Representatives, appear oa
THURSDAY, J-1e lss, ~ ! o'cAoes, Il
hear the Judgment q tie Senate.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01

~ Tar@-s ~ = SPECIAL syH@atAor 10 me dG
rss%e1t tssEE1 from Ias Office gg tas GEegg Of
ths itass. Goart- IN aud TT tGs ey. af IeAag
and -sate ~ Iowa, 8E fagor ri -Axas5e3 ~tsevars-
sgn a18 Agatak+ tbs LEraa& P4Gssr and
fas@ss Manufacturing IJE!.D41y. / have
levied ES1E &f4e sas4g4@4 Eag pFIps@E.y "a txa
property of re aid B4rznt Batter ard
Gksess Mar ass.ss zrs ng Com p4Hy tg-sSf.
No 1aGeA 81 tk.E gre ~ and tysGg south sss
the town 0f DafsEs a. liza sgltka IN and ga-
TWEEN the soath end ~ Park street ard TIA
county line II cellar sguatF. T9Sa t1sgst8ssy
with tsse appuFtsaarssa ttsersantt fgefoEx.
Ing. aHS8aa4Ae tss+ eaee@A fseGkgrg n1aisIHgs
NJ aid company, slguase9 Il. Dsran,. CEDAR
caGGtg, EggA.
hnd snail Offer tfss sazae fer sale III the
Court aos4ss aD1r. - ts.s town ~ TSptaa, .H
IefzF ssJagtgx Dn Ea&1fa1y the 1ssg aAv "
June, 4. D. 4STs. a. ans ssfe4gex r. III Of
s4iJ azy, to satisfy Aata sxeyeztssya ard cr,ets
that may accrue t1ar~gr
Dated tais lEtn 1sy of Mar A. D. Is-s.
A. X. IA.EakU
sw- sheriff cf Cedar Co., I1wa.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01

There are sole tEfexte1 ing
symptoms tia, B.zl2e z.l &c; be
nominated by acclznstioa. TIE
New York San commeRced lying
about bin yesterday. The Coated-
crate investigating Committee ard
the .s4ns Il ,1ev VII % CT Ill tie
lssh of jane, can probably make tie
county u12ai11o9= fov the man Of
Name.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01

The Charter OAK Cook 5.9se / bought
Of you has proven al il vas represented
and more, and al We could wish In 4
Cook Stove. bakes perfectly with less
fuel than any store "e have ever used,
aud is the combination Of economy and
durability.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01

Gs,o<ss rece:rei ~ TIE oGs- q
he IILsnois State B9z.5 Of tsrvae14s-
IRE froa nearly - lie eszr.a@s O ssse
STATE. Indicated tn. t3e lSzs sTcrfs
Ill BE " ssa-ly large rs rex.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-01
Desirable Property
FOR SALE.
sIIERJFFts SALE.

By virtue " = special execution 10 Tae d..
yssT@1. fssass from tie Office Sf the Clerk OF
fae DastFsrs GSs1rI In aud for tae eT.Enty ~
Cellar and state 81 Iowa. ri favgT ~ ysyf r.
Eyoy and axaa1si HsiA. =. a4ees asI Anby
j. -p3cers have levied upon ts4e sgst1vgEg
Ir1rsxty - tls property of tAE said wetIs
-glc@g ard As1y 4. -p4eer, to- wft
Ias roFi1 half W ~ lot raM5sT E.eyen
Gil also lot rSra Ger twelve II ln bIksek no.
Iowa.
And saAa Offer Lge safSae for sAsr A. fsgs
Ixgsrs HSnsE d0ar. IN the town III T1.t3ga
IN .sas ea1Dty- O. saturday ffae I5sn day sgs
June A. ID. Is-as AZ ore 8efaeE r. ~ ss aaEa
day, " satisfy sad exae alton and egsts that
II ~ aecrne fhereeG.
LGase tbs lBga day Df May A. II. Es1&
A. n, MAYNARD
s&- raas9r ri Cedar County. Iowa