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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
About Iowa OrcharSs-.SOil-.L
caiiOn.Kind OfTrces TO Plant
-Blight.-6c.

Mr. EDITOR: In reference to the
the above, / wish to say to the lovers oil
good apples, in this part Of our State,
that notwith standing much labor ana
money has been expended In orchards,
and In many instances with very dis
couraging results, yet think, - the
fac, Il fully established, that apples can
be produced even here in central Iowa,
and that too Of superior quality. The
causes OF failure should be enquired in.
to and remedled. To those intending to
plant offer the following:
1st. Plant on a mol thern or western
slope ii conveniently possible, and see
that your trees do not lean north, east
or north east, but rather little IN the
south west direction. Plant no trees
grated from young nursery stock, but
those only raised" from scions cut from
bearing trees, set on hardy seeding
stocks or roots. This will secure more
general early bearing. Who wants to
wait fifteen or twenty years for fruit
when he can have it In six or seyens
Those of yGu who have planted, have
you attended to those plantss
end See that you have the right va.
rieties. Let no one humbug you in this.
3d. Make point of having your
trees carefully cultivated, pruned and
trained. Do not let other duties prevent
you from attending 10 this important
matter, for no tree can bear both brush |
md fruit at the same time, satlsfacto:al'
).
4lh. As there is deficiency Of cal
agious clement in much Of the land of
entral Iowa-an Ingredient so necessa.
y to Erui. bearing the proprieiy
( fliminy the land. Moreover, in much
( our land liberal dressing CT ashes
.ouli be found beneficial in preventing
light 50 con0n here, owing, think, to
performance of electrical currents in
lr no.thern atmosphere.
5ih. And lastly, those who have trees
a. do not bear, OF suitable age, and
herwise all right, shouli, without &c
=, hare them grated with such yarie
= a. are known to be good and sure
z~a~s Hare uiII r anne a few Red
me, sanmer and Fall Dutchess Of Old.
Slmner Pelrmin, Ben Davis,
iIlov Twiy. SeeSnofurther, GeRatin,
nathan. W1nesap, &c.
JESSE DoRcAs.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10

4 call for a National Convention
to meet at Cleveland, May 18th, for
the purpose of nominating a Presi.
dent aud Vice President of The Uni,
ted States, has been made by Rev
John Russell, Secretary of the Ma
tional Committee Of Prohibitionists
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
IA Pens for 75 Cents

ORDER d BROTHER, OF York, Pa, win send
a box containing one gross Of their SUPERIOR
Blue BcsIsEss PENS, by mail pre- paid, on
receipt OF 15 cents; or they will send one
dozen OF their assorted Pens, on receipt OF
10 cents. Send immediately.
ADDRESS CRIDER & BRO.
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers.
o"s YORK Pa.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10

Nearly two months of the session
OF Congress gone and one bill passed
The committees made up by Speaker
Kerr either do not want to report OF
do not know how. The passage oi
that one bill has cost the eoun;ry
several hundred thousand dollars.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
ST Nicholas for 1874 & 1875, 4 Vols.

For the convenience of libraries. and be-
cause many children find the two large
volumes fer ~ ana IS rather bulky To han.
die We have had these twelty-iour Ium.
eers bound IN four elegant volumes. aud
inciosed IN a neat box, under the general
-
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PREPARED Ef
Or. J. c. AVER x CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and daaJgttcot thenisfs,
AID SOLD ALL ROUND TIE WORLD.
PRICE, 500 PER HOTTIE.
NOTICE.

hereby give notice that my wife.
Caroline Droiinger, has left my house bed
and board, without Just cause or proyoca-
!lon, and therefore, ! forbid any person
trusting her On my account, for will In no
way pay any debts contracted by her
Jan, IL. 1876. Avs ESOS DROIINGER
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10

What with stocking dsrners, knit
ting and sewing machines. apple
parers, washers and wringcrs, woman
as necessity is fading from the face
OF the earth.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
IOWA ITEMS.

Lake City, Calhoun county, is having
large revivals of religion.
Twin Lake postofiico, Calhoun county
has been discontinued.
They talk windmill power for pump
ing purposes, for the water works at
Monticello
Anamosa has had another large fire,
the Sales manson. Loss about $40 009.
John Taylor, the abscondiug Marion
dry goods merchant, has not been heard
from at last accounts.
The citizens and capitalists Of Du
buque are making an ef1rt-,.o establish
4 w0oien and cotton factory.
G. C. Wright, suel the Waverly In.
dependent for $4,000 damages, bat has
compromised by paying tac "Iaiopeai-
ent' $35, a bill long due.
A young man became overheatel bS
playing base ball, at GIenwood, one day
last week, and died in few hours.
The attorneys of Fort Dodge have
signed protest against Webster county
being detached from the Eleventh Jndi
cial District.
The Glenwood, Mills couaty, city
council has placed the license sal ,ons
al 1000.
The Baptist Society Of Fort Dodge in
tend building a $1,000 church. 1t will
be Ia the Gothic style.
An exchange says: TIE Dubuque
Iron Works have an order to build an
iron steamer for the King OF Siam
The $4,000 taxes which the c., r.
|. & p, Z, r. Company will pay Iowa,
Will be $1,000 to each county through
which the road runs.
heartless husband and father OF
ra,,orv;ro r p,a,ou ao.,
f,mi,v loo, rool, ,aan;,a - - 80
destitute circumstances.
n, ,,o 80, ,. 49, .., r
-. ' 'A' i1e'''0n "a
building Court House and County
High School building will be decided by
ballot by the citizens Of Guthrie county.
Cssrsda D,hro,o oorn,v j. o
posed largely OF Catholics. The minis
1ers OF that denomination have started "a
temperance movement there and over
'''i 'eeh hunafo" nave 'Isnca the pledge.
The new State University Of Colorado;
, ., oon
"iscnnsla's mex! State Fair will be at
The Prince Of Wales male good i'm
preston at Lucknow.
The accnnn,a,io, Of s,lve- o,tr =, -.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
Ayers Ague Cure

Ts- -'4s-sc 1o1 fcne, Intern, .ttent Fever.
CAL Fever, re n;ttent Fever, Durat
As2e, Per 3ic4l or Bilious Fever, Ga
ana indeed AZ me affections W hich arise
from nal srtoas, LaarsA, or masmat.c
Dl.acAs
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10

Giyingthe adventures of party OF boys on
theii long journey across the plains, with
vivid portraituro of their Life in Cali
tornia during the days OF the Gold-Feser.
MIR. BROOKS brings to this work, in addition
to his welskn0Wn literary gifts. a thorough
familiarity with the features Of inai wild
country ana the people lnen nocF ing to-
ward IT, W hat be mas TO say ofihem Is per-
vaded with a subtle and intense SAVIOR oi
reality that enables the reader To follow the
characters in their adventures with u posi-.
tive sense OF companionship. The copta.
gion OF the gold fever the great di ffieai.
Ties and perils which beieagured then
journey across the plains and mountains
and finally the adventurous. hai1-civilixed
and yet III a certain rude way, poetic life III
the mines 0t California, are all described
with wonderful truthfulness and skill
Add to this the elevated tone peryading tn,
work, and the Irresistible attraction " shic Il
sacu narrative possesses for boys, and tn,
value Of this stirring, healthy serial be
comes evident.
| There is TO be another and shorter serial
| beginning ia January and running tnsoug.
| three numbers.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10

No one remedy Is !audct
4.A-, ,ag hy the ueceSSilie< Of
tita American people than q
ease aaa .afr care for Eryc.
..a s.uc, Suth "" ate na,r
q: tit.etl 10 "acr, wttn q NE, {
certainty that il VIII eradicate
the disease, aud with assur.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
Something Of Interest TO the
Old Folks. and TO the
Bows and Girls.

The Boston Journal, in 9 recent fssue, sag ::
.picture 10 yourself what q magazine LOT
children ought to he-how bright ana WIN
ming in contents, how pure ana sliinulas-
ing IN teaching, how resplendent Win plc-
lures, and then turn over the pages OF IT;
NICHOLAS, and you Will ma your iaeai
realized 60
The Chicago Inter Ocean SAYS: ST
NICHOLAS is an Institution OF Wnlch ioun
and Old America are as proud as EnsIaao
Is Of PaBh. A house without ST. NICao-
LAS" continues the writer. does not de-
serve to own any boys and girls: no dog
should wag its little tail while pressing ~
nose through the area rallings. emphati-
cally, we would observe thai should tAs
sun condescend to shine upon that mouse
his solar majesty woald make big mis-
take"
The FIRST VOLUME OF ST. NICHOLAS was q
surprise even to the public that had hearti'
ly welcomed il, number by number. News
paper or. tics expressed enthusiastic Rp'
provai; children and parents were alike
delighted and congratulatory letters from
distinguished men and women poured In
upon The publishers and editor. Cnarles
dudley Warner wrote: II do II ot see hoH
IL can be made any better, and II children
don't don't like ii, it is time to change the
kind Of children in this country" Whit.
tier. our great poet wrote: 1T is little to
say Of this magazine that II Is the best
child's periodical in the world: and words
of hearty commentator came across the
ocean from such earnest workers and popu-
lar favorltes ofthe young as Geo. Macdon-
aid. Christina Rossetti, and Canon Kings
ley.
beautifully bound, superbly illustrated.
and filled with good things from the best
writers tineluding three long serial stories1 !,
The first volume of ST. NICHOLAS, complete
in itself, is a finer Christmas gilt for gals
and boys to- day than any single book In
the market. NyceDLlug
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
ALL ONE DOLLAR

Ten elegant Sheets Of Choice Music
arranged for the Piano Forte will be
sent by mail on receipt of one dollar,
tpost paid or single copies at Is Genus
each.
They can also be ordered though any
News dealer in the United States.
Happier Days-Instrumental . Tom Bro,ru
why can not Forget et..............C CLa,1Jel
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Down where the Violets Grow. Weaerne
When Old Jackson had bis Day :. Weserne.
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10TH. 4 8m
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sCKIBNEES Il CO..
TAB and 515 Broadway. y. u.
1876. 1876.
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.

We invite the attention Of the public TO ScRIp
sEks MONTHLY, whicn now deserysdly ran.
1Mnng the oes. illustrated periodicals Of the
world
Ine papers Illustrative or American Scenery
Hhirh have appeared in Its pages, among which
seTe tnc,nd.a the Wonders OF the Yellowstone
and the Grand Canon ot the Colorado" have won
widespread admiration on both sides uT the Attain
VIC; and 'IHs GTtat south articles, with their
beautiful .ngraSinss. have been ressued in hook
form In both Great Britain ana America. For the
coming year we have broader plans than ever be-
tore. The magazine VIII be enlarged, and there
ll
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10

JESSE DoRcAs.
PS Set the trees lstitudlnally ss
they stood in the nursery, only two
inches deeper. ID.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
THAT Lass O. LoWrie's,
By FANNY BURNETT

The friends Of f"ScRIgsxR" who have resd "-ur
y iiiiis : lronole one Day Gt ATie," The Fire
at 1raniley Mills" and Others Of Mrs purnett's .
short stories, WA not need be assured that tbey
have rare treat before them. The scene Of the
new novel ID laid in an Engilsh mining towu, and
tagging.
la.ing: 4 SECOND "FAHMERs vAfA.
TION,H by Col GEos0R f. WaRIso desr,,niiaa
OF row boat ride ol t.o hundred and Any NJ lee
in oHe Oh the most ftflile and Interesting az the
stne-growing valleys OF Europe-a region neyar
seen a oy the Ordinary Traveller, but full OF interest
~ us social and Industrial aspects A rare coljer
ton OF Revolutionary Letters. A .evie. ~
Ins Iaasarasfd sar dcsn Art.ci.. American
Yale, Michigan state Unlversty Wesleyan Gni,
ysrs,.y' Aahsrs, Agricuta.al College. Princeton
Lhoh bo~doln, IrinIty and other typical ii,st
tons Of the country. Elegantly illustrated ar,iai
on Old New York, Lilustr siei papers on Ameri-
The editorial control and direction Of the Maya
Atns VII, remain In the hands Of DIR. uotltND
current political and social topics. Our readers NAV
io LOOK e rrsr"ess efthe Time. for healthy opi,.
..tlo,ne and s.cieiy'' for gracafoi economy:
M.ris. MsT.s Sra tr,osrs-." lsI sr'ie.
"Bric IA Brnc'' for wit and innocent nensannrr'
ibNLks MONTHLY is now recognized bot II Ia
tbs country ana u England. as the great represen n
taliVe American Magazine.
ENCOURAGED BY The favor according to II by a
generous public, we shall aim, during the Centan.
NAL year, 70 ecipse its former achievements ia
o2th Literary and Art departments.
skk II solo by all hrst-ciass booksellers and
frtre - % Yenrs 35 cts. a number
ne losois complete. Nov Is70 10 Oct. 1876 bound
81 NC ,oon e'"th t2nO0
90 10 bound In half moe sll
Vols. begin 10 November AID May Any or Inc
earlier volumes Il to Vll) will be supplied separ.
ateiy 70 parties who wish them 10 com piete sels
~ ths rate o., cloth, y %, hall morocco - 90
B0okselters and Pessma sfevs will be SUD-
piied ~ rates that will enable them 70 I'll any uf
tn e above Offers. -
Subscribers win please remit in p. 0. Money Or.
aer or 10 Bank Checks or Drafts, or by registered
risk.
November and December numbers free 10 all nex
subscriberx Tor ls7e
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sA3 Broadway n. Y.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
Jon Of Iceland" by Bayard TAYLOR

A delightfully."- vivid story OF an Icelandic
boys career, full of incidents, which could
happen in no other country, and graphi-
cally touching upon the customs, life and
general features OF that strange land.
IHE BEsg GENERAL READING for boys
ana girls Is insured by q list Of present and
promised contributors, among whom are:
William Cullen Bryant George Macdonald. Christina
Rossetti, Louisa ". Alco,.i. 7. TrOxbridee. I. 8.
Altrich. E,1a,eta stuar, Phsips. abby Morton Dis1
harist Prssestt SpoHJrd. Donald G. Mitchell ". Il.
Edmund c. Stedman. Lucy Larcom, Charles Dudley
Warner. Bret Harte, frank R. Stockton, Elizabeth
Akers Alien, !. W. Hieeiason, lucretia P. Male,
Prof. 2. A. Proctor. Mrs oIiphant and Rev EDWARD
essIes,on.
Special papers are secured or promised.
viz: Astronomy for Young Folks iPref.
Proctor); Chapters on Windsor Castle and
English History Mrs.. OliPj.antl: Talks with
| Girls Mrs. A. d. \. Hhaaey II. H., Louisa NJ
| Alcou Susan CSriidye and Mrs Dodye); Little
| Housekeepers' Pages Marion Uartd,,d, du-
thor n "tumnioa Sense nl the IIotlsehotd'') J.
Also, incidents Of American History, Prac-
tical Hanuwnrk Tor Boys aud Giris,
sketches OF Adventure and Travel, Fairy
Iales. and stories OF Home i1fe' A Young
Contributors department is 10 be added 10
the Wen-known and approved Regular
/ Failures; and In short, the Magazine Will
| be made as useful, lively, and entertain ming
As the purest and best writers and artists
can make it,
/ Some OF the Finest Works OF the 9rea I
| Painters have been engraved for ST.
| NICHOLAS, and its illustrations for 1875 will
| snrpass anything ever yet attempted In
| JUyen literatuae.
| s3.e0a year; 81 for bound vol.
| We will send the magazine yer, beginning
| November, 1875, and either OF he TWO bound vol
umes as above, post pad. foi E0V or, q subscrip-
tisn one year and the two volumes Tor 1000 The
| PRICE OF the iyoiume edition Is ss.O9 All news
dealers and book sellers viii receive subscriptions
| and supply volumes al above rates.
November and December numbers FREE
! TO all nsto sutscriberS for 1875. ScEIBNERs
| MONTHLY and ST. NICHOLAS s..
SCKlBNEES Il CO..
TAB and 515 Broadway, NY.
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st, Nicholas for 1875,

Which, with its magnificent pictures, Its
two complete serials and its innumerable
shorter stories sketches, poems fairy tales,
rhymes and jingies, bits OF wisdom. its
French. German and Latin stories-its iun
and its puzzles. Jack-in-the- pulpit, the
Letter box. &c, &C., is even more superbly
attractive.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
YOUNG MEN
MIDDLE.AGED MEN.

There are many of the age of thirty to for
ty who are troubled with too frequent evac.
uattons OF the bladder, often accompanied
by slight smarting or burning sensation
and weakening the system In a manner tina,
the patient cannot account for; on examIn.
Ing the urinary deposits. q ropy sediment
will often be found and sometimes sma I
changing to a dark and torpid appeare nee
There are many men who die Of this dim.
Guilty, ignorant OF the cause, which ID the
second stage OF seminal weak ness. Mr.. Nc
will guarantee perfect cure In all sprh
cases and q healthy restoration OF the geL "a
urinary organs.
Omce Hour-.A to I, = to q, Il = to =.
All letters promptly answered, and cosre-
spondence confidential. Address. Lock BOX
210. Davenport. Iowa. lx46
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uSe; and every family should have them on hand
tsF thpir protection and relief, when required.
ell, surest and best OF all the Piiis with which
the market auonnds. by their occasional use,
tile hssoi Is purified, the corIuptions OF the sys-
tern espel.ed, distractions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored to It's healthy
activity, internal organs which become clogged
snsl sluggish are cleansed by Asfcr's pills, aud
stimulated into action. Thus incipicnt disease
is changed INTO health, the value OF which change,
when rec koned on the vast multitEdcs who enjoy
IL can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length of time, so
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, Or
occupation.
each box, how to use them as Family Phystc,
ana for The following complaints, which these
Puts rapidly cure -
Ter f,s.prIsSia or Indigestion, LsssIess.
ness. Lanxaor and Loss Of Arpeeite, they
should be taken moderately TO stimulate the stoin-
aea, al restore ITS healthy tone and action.
toms. Isilious Iieaa.sche. sick Head.
ache. Jaan.lice or Green sickness. BAL.
iaas Collie aud DiiiOas Resers, they should
be iadieoasiy taken for each case, 10 correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
ral.~a IL.
For Es.-~ntcry or Diarrh~a, bnt one
mill dose /. generally required.
u.s.sfsan Of sh~ Heart. Pain tm the
side, Back and Loins. they should be contin.
upusls tlken, as required, to change the diseased
aa.ion ef the system. With such change those
coa4.tla.gis disappear.
.ssg ssra;,.y and nrOrsiCal Sw~llinSs,
;iass should Ise taken in large AMI frequent doses
To tsrsssluea th- effect of drastic purge.
For suppression. large dose should be
takeu as j, produces The desired eject by SYM
patky
l. q s.iut,.r Pi1. take ore or two PITS to
pyosa4se DIGESTION and relieve The stomach.
i u occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
aN5is, restores tho appetite, and inyigoratcs the
.XztssH. Hcase 1t is often advantageous whore
= igas arrangement exists. One who fcels
aav#. II well. oltea finds TINT a dose of these
i;s a'tes hisn feel de fetily better, from their
tasfa ~ ana rcHovat!ag effect the digestive
5l'4'seatas.
PREPARED ny
- y. 9. !ER & CO., Practical Chemists,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Fer the relief and
cure OF all siesange-
naents in the stain.
ack, liver, and bow
els. They are q mild
ancrlent, and an
eAc.ileat pnrgative.
Being purely vcge-
t.ise, they contain
he mercury or mine
r;,i whatever, Mach
serious sickness and
suffering i. preyens
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
We begin in January
"PHILIp NoLAp's FRlEpDs. "
By EDWARD EVERETT HALE

This IL historical romance The scene IA laid
In the Southwest, al time hen that territory was
hrsi spanish, then French, and then American
ana when war WAS iIn tninent. 10 obtain the con-
troll OF the mouth Miss saippi II Il likely 70
be The great romance OF the Mississippi Valley as
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
ST. Nicholas for 1875
"The Boy En,igrants,"by Noah Bro oks

Promises even greater attractions than the
previous volumes. A strong feature OF the
new volume Is an American Serial story,
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-02-10
Three Remarkable Serials by Amer.
lean Writers.
Gabriel Conr0y," by Bret
Harle,

Ofwhich the Boston Post. "yt L. a serial that
Will make every new number OF sCRIBS EK's Ca
gery sought ,of, II It had nothing ese to recoAl-
mend IT."
The Canadian Illustrated News predicts that
we have At last the American novel y
The Louisville Courier Journal says: THE sec
ond install nsent Is even stronger ,aan the Errf
justifYlng ALI that was looked Tor"
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@r..:. c.8yERs CO., Practical Chemists,
EGHEiL, MISS, T.. s. 4.
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.le,p advertisements.

~ a a iay at home. Agents wanted. Ont.
OH nt and terms free. TRUE d Co.
Augusta, Maine.
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tLEHy ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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IRON INLAND.

The mbti s8cees,fal Sunday School
C9E7ent5rn eyer he'd in InIznd, ciosed
~ .abgfs ye.tsrdzy 81 2 = N, =. tAs N
Il church. The programme Wa AZ.
ranged ~ VI 4 More, rresIient " sbs
township s = AsspeI4tion, assisted by
I.sg. .. u BnwIss The subjects under
consideration we're practical, sad were
diseussed In a praetIea! manner, making
them impressive
The cbiidrens meeting was ssni1eG
suecess The singing Nss good Mira
Carrie Curtis, Of York Prairie, presided
al the organ,
IL would be imposabIs iD short ar.
,icIe to describe the deep dcvotioual
feeling, the h,ppy joyous songs Of
praise, She earnest reading and quota
,ions from Scriptures, a condemned his
tory Of the Bible, the animated and
instructive discussions, the eleva,ing
Influence of the blackboard exercise, and
! the pleasant social and moral taika
With the Children. To rightly appreci
ate such a meeting you should be prcs
en-,
The following officers we're elected for
the ensainZ year. II. A, Curtis, Pres
& Maya, Vice Pres T. L. Latcbaw,
Een
JsIY l7.b, 1918. 4 Z. YpCs9. fec.
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