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, 1876-03-22

IN CHICAGO,

Tie alarm from Box No. GA at 1 o'clock yoo-
terdAy morning vas causod by fire In tho two
story brick building No. al North Jefferson
ssroct, owned aud occupied by Sullivan l. Stone.
trass founders. Damage 70 htock and bntIdipg,
s225; insurance unknown. An oyor-heatea fur
uaco lid tho business.
4 chimney burning cut In the two-atoyy franc
No. 2G5 Lumber street, owned by Philip Ilclphet,-
7c4 at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Damage
insignificant.
Enginc No. ~ ex.inguishod smnll blazo at
7:l5 lapt oyentuG, caused by tho explosion Of
No. SO Lake street, occupied hy George q.
n.andart Il Co. III q LasdHa1o store. Damage
*JQus fully insured.
, 1876-03-22
sQuIH CAROLINA lunnEs.

CoAuMpus, 3. G., March 2l,-In The Etate
senato to-day montgomery Moses, Judge Of tho
!ovsnta Circuit WAS f9uud gal|ty OF high
sftnes and mlsdemoRuora. and formally dis
Alssed.
ht Charleston Circuit made majority report
8nl!ty oi high crimes aud mlademeano1s, and
tecoumend tmpaachmonr.
, 1876-03-22
MQHTuARY.

Erte3dl D!sDatsh % 1hs Chteago 7F7htn<.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,. March 3l.-The funeral Of
n1s. Dr.. Il. III. Goodwin Was held here today d.
tho Seminary Chapel. A number OF morrnors
rom Delolt. Wis.,, 0liyet, Mich., and Chicago,
sore In attendance. Tue Rev. DR.. W. II. Cugsln,
81 thio city, ,pEoached tho sermon, And tho Ney.
Frank +. Woodbury. assisted In the aervlceH. 4
very large number Of pcfsouB attended ths fu.
neral.
, 1876-03-22
RlAnK HILLS.

OarYEHNE, Wyo., March 2l.-James Allon At.
slYed hero from the Black IIills yesterday for
supplies. 1Io resusns In few days. IIo brings
With him several hundred dollars worth OF gold
dust. and reports bualpess In the Hills lively.
Over hundred teams hAyo left hero during tho
taHt thrcs days loaded with passengers and
freight. Tie city IL fuil OF uen Quitting. l.
esge amount Of transportation IL awaiting pAs-
tsuEeIa Who arrive Oil every train,
, 1876-03-22

OUT QNHf. ----------
8peetal CbrTtsrondtsses Of The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Masch 2o.-MrB. y. Fostor
tlod in this city Saturday aged "a yoara. llor
hushaad, now many ycara deceased, wns fos
seyou yoazs editor Of tho Signal Of Liberty. pub.
lished at Ann A1bor, and for many years editor
y tho Lansing Republican, and originated tho
state nsfor,n School, Of which ha was Hupcrin-
!e1dont till hia lloath.
CRc1HxA11, March 21.-W. o. Caldwell, for
ner1y Judge Of tile Supreme Court Of this
State, died here this morning.
, 1876-03-22

cptetHf 0fsIR1EeH 70 IHF Ehltdf8 fE7b1lt3-
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, March 2l.-Tha trial OF Will
Inn Cozcns, for musdsting q boy named Nasri-
son near this city two years sgo, WAS concluded
ycstasiay. Tho Jury found him guilty. and
fixed bis punishment Al confinement in tho
penitensisry for lifo. JOHN White, his eonfsd-
ernte, received only twenty-five years. Cpzeus'
counsel will 90 to tho supreme Court for super
sedeaa.
, 1876-03-22

,4peckn! Dtr.1&ei. ~ tn Chieaao Tribun.
LhOnossE. Wis, March 2l.--ro-dsy the votors
Of this ctr gavc vory large minority, probably
to exceed 1,2oo. In iaror Of the Green Bay Il
huuua.o:a Hallway pronosision, tho above
named road to run into this city, making LII
Croaro its wcstern terminus, tho city giving
e75.030 Of It's bond. In exchange for . like
amount of tho Railway OompanJ'a ntock. A
great Hnny OF our business men closed their
placea OF business In orrles to work ut tho polls.
a very largo vote WAS cast.
All rni!roadB conteri,.g hero arc again running
tratna regularly. Tho Clinton, Dubuque X Min.
neeota Hoad arc transferring passengers and
mails around .hn break opposite the city, and the
Southern Minnesota Itoad ara transferring by
teams Letweon LanoRboro and IauoulD.
, 1876-03-22

was Nocoiver OF Pubic Money at VandalIn. III.
II Juno, 1854, Secretary Woodbury. began hls
complaints that Linn neglected to dopoeit tn
bank tho money le received. Tho complaints
aud corrcspondence continued during nearly
four yoars,-from June. 1894, to January, 1885,
whom tho Secretary informed Linn that hls
resignation had been accepted BY tho President,
% Gna 15g 1sg11te een nn lo
Linn, s55, ,9Ga.a0.
Mr. Ilittlobu1y Hawkins was Receiver at
Ho!enn. "Dalaoce" duo from Ar. uA"ktns.
III. 4. G. Mitchell was Receiver Mt Cahnba.
"Dalanca duo from ltr. Mitchell, S54, ,G25,55.
11r. Childsehs waH Receiver At Gtooneburg.
Ia. "1,Alanco" duo from Mr. ChildreRa 9l2,-
4lo.7e.
Fla. 'Daiance" due from biz. Al,cn, $26.-
o9l.57. s-.-...-
COL. JOHN Brracgn
WAS necefvot nt Fort Wayne, Ind. In 1885 Slr.
Woodbury. complained. htr. William Hendricks
responds to Mr. W.. tn hehhif Of Col. Sponsor.
th.isly: A1t would to somo oxtens produce OK
citemeut II he (QoI. 81 Here removed, for ho
has many warm and influential friends both at
Fort Wayne and Dearborn CorptY, from which
ho removed to h!s present residence letter Tt
it b."
ldr. Woodbury. concluded to "let bct- IIo
says, Ia reply to Mr. Hendricks: ~ mn happy
to inform y0n that hl1. spenccr's explanations
hago boon such that ho will probably continue
IN OfGCc. NE. ppeuGeEH 1AP!huattuA1 Neto !
"My Democratic frioudo think shat ought not
10 loays 1,ntl NO hold an election fos Presidont
on tho 7th Of November. which have concluded
to wait" Enough Ia gtvcn Of tho correspond
ouco to show tue spirit Of tho ensIro report.
THIS fearful indictment ought to bo enough Of
itself 70 ssttle all tho protcnstons Of the Dono-
cratic party 10 anything like honesty. II they
s.olo or cfAutsd at the ahovo ratio in tho earlier
days OF tho lsopubltc, what would tEoy do now.
especially III tho light Of tho snfterings Of tho
country 1T their hands IN 16G1-Gl2
, 1876-03-22


Speetai Dtspateh to The Chtea0o 7ftbuns.
EAST e4olNAw, hIloll, March 21.--A bakery Al
salabury, a small town below this city. WAS do
s.soYod by fro to-day. Losa, 2S0Ot insurance
not known.
, 1876-03-22

CHOSE TO DIE BH THE BULLET.
6AIr LAKE., o. T., March 2i.-~John Migglns
was to-day sentoncod 10 bs shot Juno 23 Tor tho
murder OF John Kramer, the pnsoner chooaing
tats mode Of death III pseferonce to hanging or
dscapltation.
, 1876-03-22
IA PPM

sree.0I Hspetch n Ths Chttaeo 7s7tt.tH.
H1ou1 C1Tr. 3larch 2t.-Joha Bheehan. BhonH,
from QatepA, H., arrived lers lAas Eialt, aud
, 1876-03-22
CRIME.

.Speeto, Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MENDOZA. H.. March 21.-A letter inst re-
cciycd by DR.. Cook from Prof. Dlaney settles all
question Of doubt as to whethor Francis Grubo
waa poisoned Or not. It will be remembered
that, at tho inquest, only Bill, GOO Of grain Of
arsonio woro said to llavo boen daooyereA in tho
portions OF tho stomach, sutcstinea, aud one.
quarter Of tho liver nnalyzcd, that beinE
mero traco. Evidence was brought to
boar TINT that quantity formed no datum for
what might hayo been administered, md waa
too insiEn iicaut to attach my Importance to, as
evon moro might havo boen found III tho autl
mony given him, Of which grains Ind boon
prescribed, Prof. Dianoy, being directed to con-
tinue tho analysis. Btatos in lis last letter that
he has found 055-1OOo OF grsin Of arsenio aud
only 204-1 1000 OF q grain Ut nntimony, which
proyeH beyond doubt that poor Grubo wnB
poisoned, bnt By whom ia sa got mattor Of
suspicious conjecture,
, 1876-03-22

THE UNION PACIFIC.
OEAHA Ge5., March 2t,-Traina on lilo Uniou
Pacific aro running through on tiuie. The road
is clear of'Cuow. worm snow prevailed ell day
ut Bitter Creek, which. howovor. Is not linble
to obHtruct tue r0td by drifting.
, 1876-03-22

oocKRAY AGAIN IN TROUBLE.
Ngw ionK, March 21.-Frederick 4. Dockray,
the American who was arrested In CubA aud scu-
tcnco,i to tloath, which sentence WIS oo1umutcl
to imprisonment fu Spain. from whence ho ea-
capped 10 this country. was arrested hero to-lay
on IN Indictment found BY tho United Htascs
Grand Jury ut Jacksonville, Fla, iu 1879. c,arg-
ing him with ombezzling e5. 900, in 1870, whilo
he was Coi!ec.or OF tho Port Of st.. Johns, Fla.
Dockrny, who aays that tho indictment Ia purely
. political move. waived examination, and starts
this afternoon for Florida.
, 1876-03-22

rAnrY nnATC1TtE8.
Tho cooInens With which money. WAS takhn
15S Dsnoelaoy ao T'issP1 sppy sr.tsd ,%s
ting facts hndrow J. Doneteont Andrew jack
uon's norhew. was nnado stfniascr 70 berlin.
From hla gentlo 1nce'a Administration le re-
cesod tho following uunla: ....
11tn. fsf tra m's sn1 7; 4, h3siseG s 4 :nt
E1teiid!turea Minister N Frankfort, rTsnr 10
reparatIon Of pr,,aatsn aud German Eis@one+ 2,aso
1Ant from Frankfort. ............:::....... 2,An
Salary from aept. l. 1s+s, 10 hov isl9.... 1oeoo
rot.,,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,. ........ .;ss, ~
It In wcll.known fhct that Mr.. Donelaon per-
for1loil no snsvscea wliktoTcr for tbia largo aum
OF money; at leaat 1t will pMzzio h[s friends To
find them out II lio did. llls aalary lo had .
fteht t. pothaaps,; b.: yho evor heard OF such
Nh. NATHAN cLtsYonp.
Mr. Nathan Clit1oid MAS Mnlster 10 Mexico.
t1o roooiyod in dlfroront allowances for outlts,
oto,, from March 18, 1873 10 sept 4, l8ao (oleht-
cen months), e3a, ,24o.22. .--.
1s It 10 bo Buptsoaod that any Buch records A.
theso can DO found in tho Department Of State
At tho present time? Tboy arc notorlouh caaee
OF 8I,ocal fayoritian, and for which tho people
had TO pay tho Government to bleod:
nEoEtvEns or puDLlo MONEYS. 81, 1,073, ,837.a1.
record Of Democratic honoaty hAB Soon the Light
Of day. but tho original statement upon Nh!eh It
Ia tasod can bo found III Report o1b. Twenty
fifth Oougress, third sossion. Tho Democracy
Of to-day aro calmly do1ed TO point out + single
case whero ono Of this long aud sorribto llat OF
dofaultcrs wRs over punished. On the ooptrary.
proof ts submitted OF how tloy received protec-
ton. Thia Ia \ ststemont exhibiting tho bal
onoos duo and mover paid by Receivers OF Public
Moneya arising from tho sale Of public Ianls
who waro out OF Office tho 18th ot October, 1878,
AZ extracted from tho report Of tho 8ecro.arg Of
tho Treasury {Doe, lily. datol 1au. Is, 1858;
, 1876-03-22
COL, WOODS MUSEUM.

For TIE week end.ny atarch a. En'y1H BYRON tho
Hoy Tragcdlan, tn the FOOLS NEEESuE and KiGu-
AID Ill. hiondsy, Tuesday. Thursday Hud Fs,u1y
AIatineea, THE FACTORY GIRL,
, 1876-03-22
Tatatnoton Republican. 3fareh II.

Prior to 1773 he had boon licensed trader among
tho Georgia Ohorohoe and Creek Indiana which
woro indebted to him for goods aud bin original
clnm WAS against Great britain but, under sub
aequcnt treaties aud acts, tue claim was prs-
sentea BY 0alph!n's heirs to the United statoa
for nd atuBtuent.
law for tts eottlemsnt was finally passed in 1913.
uoY. Crawford, bcfoxe becoming Secretary OF
Mar, Ind been BlItoan y1atH aetiug-since 1885
-as representative aud agent for tho hoirs md
4 waa charged that ho had sought a place in
Taylor's Cabinet es d rnehus Of Influencing tho
adjustment Of tho claim. Tho principal for
4iY, 51B.07 was paid, uulor tho law Of 1913, By
Polka Administration and the intoroat for Aov-
enty-thseo yeaEs thrco months aud trelye days,
amounting 10 tho enormous sum ot al0l .352,BT
-near!y five tiaoa tao original c1aIm-was pad
by tie Recgotayy Of tue Ttonsury tlndor Taylor,
Eiiaha Whittlossy, tho .'0!d Wahh-Dog Of
tho Treasury" C,,, - CON ,comp:rol!er pronounoed
against the original claim as vol % against tho
by Secretary Meredith. undoE HI opinion Of At
tori,oy-t;onogRl 1teyorly Johuaon, and with tho
knowledge nnd approval OF President Tayfor
alter bciog appraised by Secretary Crawford OF
Secretary Crawford rocoigod OF the principal
"a Ills foe, 32l, ,401. .Q81 aud the amount OF 1n-
tcteas, s9i, 1864 ,-lu all. etl5,l70.42!1.
An investigation WAS Ind by the House, but
criminal srFAignmons by tho Democracy Of tho
guilty Boc4otpry. hE. Crawford rocketed tho
money and 1esignod. l'us lilo discovery naa
Boou nado that tho Hon. Atsnistoad Hurt, . dir
t4nguisled Domocraho leador Of tho louso, Ind
been principal eugneor Of tho passage OF tho
bill through tho llouso In 18ls, aided by hob
Tootuba and Alexander II. Stophesu. Hurts
Agency may 10 understood from Tho following:
TI1I GALplils oLAlM-MA. DrAr.
1sss g'e"t1 e %ae Cd IT, Ss'i Viz. letter.
Tic original hrs been cent to Warrington:
j" WAnuIAGros, 18th Augnst, 1atS.-bxAa Sin;
have tic ple,4,tre 10 ssy thai this htl in which YOU
nfe tntersaied has Just bcSu signed Ly ta Rpket of
lhu Houas, aul viii DO tiIned Gy tia Vteslelt. With
great respect, your obslianI servant,
AHNI4TKAn Hun1."
=" U1. ". Gatphin.'
The act was drawn in tho v&gueat anguasoe,
authorizing tno payment. not OF any nsscao
| SUM, but 'tthe amount which may he found dao
to MiIlidge 0aphl,. Dxocusor Of thu said George
da!phin." Mr. Burt Was perfectly aNato Of
TINT. aud. further. IN ADVANCE Ut the taai tina!
| prcpiaent Polk would sign tho act. It was 80
signed: ana The principal promptly psid BY Lob
| erl J. Walker. Secretary oi tha Treasury. Tho
Democracy had m equA. secuoy With tho Wh'ga
IN !ss passage and payment, and ueso coase-
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
How She Taught Her Child How
to Lie.

"Dear mother," "said delicate N,tle
gi'l, 81 have broken your china vase
Well, gov are naughty, careless
troublesora little thing, always in mis-
chief-go up stairs qu,.l gsud for
you"
Aud this a Christian mo hers an
rto he tearfuI little cu.pri', who
bad strugged with and canquered
the temptation to tell a f4isehood to
screen fsult, Witn disappointed,
dtshearicned look, the Child obcyed: :
AM IN that rnoncn, was crushed in
little heart the sweet love of truth.
perhaps never 10 revive to life Oh,
what were thousand vases IN CON
parison!
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
The Powerful CiydssdaIs Stallion
CUMNOCK JOCK,

VII Stand iDr ma~es dar.ez the s4ssor NJ
l-IS commencing APrl. - At the following
place
Monday and Ta.sdsy 81 each week Z, the
stable Of Jane: Gfelz, Wednesday,. ~ stan
wood; Thur.days aa1 Prlaags At the stable
Of Wa Chisholm; Saturday, IN Clarence.
CcHsocg JoeE x4s imported ~ the sub
scrigef. ia August, ls,5. he is a dzppled
brown. u hasG- high, weighs nearly ] 40
with great strength u hone and good
action. Has bred ~ john Sl0Wn, Esa.,
Bfock!Geb, Ayrshire Sire. the valuable
Ciyaesdsle h6rse, Young Glory; ]. q. By
farmers Glory. Hi dam a frat cga..
Ciydesd4ie mare the mother n three trav.
cling Etalllons, oHe ~ them went 70 Eng
land and took u pgrses there CaunGck
lock has proved hinself snre foaI getter !.
he has stood for the la.t f0ar seasons la AYR,
aud Vicinity, and although tas il known 10
be 0be u the best horse breeding districts
In scotland. his stock viii compare favgra-
bly, with any horse that lraseied In that re-
glDn- One NJ his colt. took the first r,rtze
AZ the great fair held In Arr, 1874. and a
number Of OsAers al yarIga. local fhaws
ia the west of Scotland.
IEEs.>-Io insure, E25. doe Feb'y1. TeTT
Persohs reIn0TIngs Or G5spgsiDz of theIr
mares before that time, will be re4gired 70
make payment before doing sg. un!ess il /.
ev!9eHt the mare IL got with foal.
Accidents al the risk u the owner.
GREIG * CHISHOLM.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11

a romantic correspondent, writing
from the Florida coast, says shat III
the month Of February, on Key Largo
90 miles from Key West, he saw h
tropical fruit garden which contained
10000 dozens Of pineapple plants,
100000 Of which were in bearing
condition; 1000 banana trees and
800 orange trees. On one Of tie
trees six buncbes Of bananas wsre
growing. lie ate fruit directly from
tie trees, and expressed his sense Of
the great difference in and improve,
ment on their taste, as compared with
the fruit after it is stripped, kept aud
retailed in American cities.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
FEs W nk HaA

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a Eit,Ie sesoe fer the xsaers9 rsrs-
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
stale Love.

Yesterday as an elderly married
couple were passing up STATE street
iady on the opposite side ssqb5ed
her toe and fell down. The old gen
t!ensa rushed across the street, raised
his lat ard offered to assist her IN
any possible way. His wife to.lowed
hin across At slow pace, and wit
Messing his devotion 70 the stranger
fhe got mad and shock her Is. II
him
"It's all righ,--..'s all righ-.." be
whispered.
Yes, know it ia." She hotlg
explained. "Hese an uukuoxr
woman stubs her soe and yo1 plough
scfos: the street u eat hsrup Wit
kindness. The other day when / fel
down stars you stos4 o. the bottom
and laughed, and cauckled an
tlckIed :opr ribs, and wanted to knog
II ] WAS practising for a circus '-
Detrot /ree Pre-.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11

A wet Sunday night affects two
classes of lovers in opposite ways.
10 him who is engaged it is a god
send, as it enables him to snug up to
her in the parlor, and have the
whole evening to himself; but to the
other lover, he who is not engaged,
a rainy Sunday night is a most pain
ful episode. His footing at the
house isn't sure enough to warrant
his going there through the storm,
and all he can do is to attend the
church and stand in the vestibule,
and pull up his shirt collar, in the
despairing hope that she may appear.
She don't, of course, and he goes
back to his dreary home wretched
md miserable beyond description.
}, those days of ecstslic idiocy!
low their memory overcomes us.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11

A SsrEaa kzkrxyrx1 bazgts III
books Of . sg--s sox &c reaszrs =
s1eaLaz the r1ooey t1eI
Peopss Ike paasn. grc# paae az,a
g4as { sae sza . sA1s oas. Gog3
Eealss = rEe ss~Asa-ec cf the b,ly, !
r1s<r Esrs=sfga . tie sz-stsas q
the so1l.
When loTelY PA1a5elpala ziri
rss szsssd1eed . > ssrsaxsz she sass
she vss N sspkaE- Wss1 kesgsoze
hs- kszsi sle asSe5, &c orP1as alsz
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An cs1 Dstehraxa f,rzs kss 1sss-
Whfse shsr1ng sse frs oz-- .ss1- Il
hsf earrv 6or r1s@ s1rry Fezr, ~ =
ne~er assxs hzss~g 5esp.s- isoE
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q saats-g rl3< acszs5-z. = sazz 6s-
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= for ths ce1-s sasz.fz, .Lssrr
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
Symptoms Of Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of d Diseased Liver.
DAIS in the right side, under the edge
i Of the ribs, increases On pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side; the
patient Is rarely able To lie On the left
SIDE; sometirnes the PAIN is felt under
the shoulder-biade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and IS
sometimes mistaken FOR rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach Is affected with
loss Of farTetitc and sickness; the b9gels
10 general are costIyc, sometimes al:er.a-
tive with lax; the head is tro-Jled with
pain, acconpanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is
generally considerable !oss ofmemory,
accompanied with q painful sensation Of
having left uzGo1e soI4cthing which
ought to have beca done. 4 slight, dry
cough Is sometines ~ attendant. TIE
patient complains u wearines and d.
bIilty; he /. f1s..4y g.&:Eiet, Ess feet z-c
cold Or D.-zE:g. ar1 E@ complains q Z
pFlCkly gez-sstl M Il tse gxs15 hls Ep!E..s
are l0w; zEsl s...egzs.4 he h. aatlgaed int
exercl5e wos4t1 De tcy2eGclzl - him, yet
he can 1arccly Summon up fort!tude
enough to Try it. In f&ct, be distr1zts
every remedy. Seye.@! Of the above
symptoms attend the dlacase, but cases
! have occurred whereof ofthern existed,
yet denomination ofthc body, after death,
has shown the LEYER to have been ex-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. {. MfLASE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF ACUE ASD FEyER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive Of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quininc. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious derangcmcnts, and as
a simple purgatiVe, they arc u@equalcd.
BEWARE OF InITATIoSs.
The genuine DR. &. MeLa%E' LIvER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal On the
Id, with the impression Dk. ~ LAEL'
Liver Pills.
The genuine McLAHE' LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of &. M'LAEE and
ELEMISC Bros. On the wrappers,
by- Insist on your druggist Or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
Dr.. &. MfLAEE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
10 tlloss wishing 70 give DG &. IeI8pRs LfYFs
iILLp u@I, We VII mai past pad n aEy part # the
IHea State, On" bpz u FGs for twenty-five l@na.
TLE44SC, EFyS P9t,sa4rzh. p
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
DES MONIES, IOA,
An -. A0uta Of the A ts.Lrn HnnAe

Da. 4 BORN can he consulted persyualgy Or
~ letter upDD ali dtseasss ~ he Throat and
LbEgs, Heart, Etom ,ch and Liver. also
affections Of the ETE AND EAg; Nasal IA
taFrh Bers ngEmSnts Of the Nervous sys-
TEN and Broken Down Contributions
Every person who reads this Will please
s"nd MS or her name, and address % DR.
DD"kA, Ladies bulje 10 Health and the
Modern Physician" his paper Medical
rrogTsss. and other medical dOcuFneuts
@"Hta4n3ng Letters On Diseases Of the Re
sPikAT1aT OkgAns" with syidsnces Of the
enfabi!lty pfCcHsuEa pt3on, and Bis success
o othsF chronic and obstinats diseases
Nhich have generally rs,iated the ora mary
modes OF hsatnen Address
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
Good Residence z Tipton
FOR SALE.

The LIKE lBgrnan pyoperty-a neat and
eomfoftaSis rssa3sacs iust rgHth of old Pal
fnsr House Tor saie 81 bargain Two lsyts
and great q 9sntltiss " roftS Inqulre II
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
THE CELEBRATED
cly;esi2le Horse,
NETHERBY.

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70 ~ paid on the A.t % = FeJrEaEw. l.-- For
the &e@styr4. rs. 70 1s paid Ou To- 4Ast round
single reap. 81 10 9ss pass al the Itrne Or
-erssee Psrs J1s Gaspo.ing 0t taejF mares
D@ffFe FEB Isl. Will be charged I1.zrzoee
CE Sss saE4slAcgCry eyt1-nss - gwen that
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
NOTICE.,

Hedge planting cheaper than ever gDar-
antssiGg a clnze hedge 10 two yssrs Ar.
ply ny letter Or posi- Al card " Jonn scraxle
Upton. Cedar county, Iowa. Also hedge
plants for saIs, Apply 81 E3ichert 4
Ccbbs, f~I7cc
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
CENTENNIAL JACK.

Ny Jack viii make tn. following stands
1f thIs ssasDoD: Monday. Tuesday wed.
nss1ay and Thprsday Of sanh Heek he will
~ Al iny stable. miles soutp Of Clarence.
fridays and Saturdays me viii be al Lon
den. Terms, " ~ insure.
zMIs W HEARTY
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11
BEWARE OF InITATIoSs.
ALLFOR ONE DOLLAR

Ten elegant Sheets Of Choice Music
arranged for the Piano Forte will be
sent by mail on receipt Of one dollar,
post paid or single copies at IS ccnts
each.
They can also be ordered through amy
News dealer in the United States.