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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-03-02
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COysyMprIOy Cured

And old physician. retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India Missionary the formula Of a
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IMPORTANT SALE
Short-Horns
Plum Grove Herd.
The undersigned will scll at West Libert
Iowa,
Tuesday, April 9Th. 1874.

luesOay, April 4t0. 1871.
about IS head Of Of good shorthorn cattl,
az has ever been offered TO the people Of the
West, Embracing such families as, Cypres.
ses, Craggs, Rose o. sharons, Lonans, Ada
ladies, Young Phyllises, and many other
well bred and popular families, all Of which
are the get highly bred and popular sires-
The herd 10 in the finest possible breeding
condition In the strictest sense Of the word,
as from - to 20 Of the animals are young,
thrifty cows in the prime Of life, and tha.
number will be sucking young calves by
day Of sale from 10 10 9 weeks old. Most Of
these as we'll a. ali the heifers u Haitable
aye will be in calf to the grand bull BARON
LYSDALk" who, as show animal and a
getter Of show animals IL admitted by many
OF the leading breeders Of the land no super
ior on the continent His calves are highly
valued and sought after in many OF our most
choice herds. This sale will therefore afford
grand opportunity to secure some Of his
produce. For animals Of general value to
the farmer and young breeder 1t 10 confident
ly believed that this herd has few equals In
the country. II being the first sale Of the
great series at West Liberty, and the expe-
rience Of the past has proven that the best
bargains can always be had at the first sale
Of series, parties in want of good cattle
will serve their own interests by being IN
time for this sale. All will be provided for
free Of charges till the close Of the last sale
on Friday.
The other sales Of the series are 3. w. ia
cob's, on Wednesday, the 5th, Campbell a
Chase, on Thursday, the 9th, and {. g. Bar
clay, ON Friday, the It'll, In all nearly 40
head OF as fine Shorthorn cattle individual
y, and ia point Of breeding as has ever beer
offered at one time or place on this cont
nent. Excursion rates are kindly rendered
by the b. &. X i VI. Ry, over their line, Il
all parties who attend the sales. Cataloguei
ready, aud sent to all applicants after Feb
18th.
ROBERT MILLER.
c o W TO Apr4 West Liberty, Iowa.
Col J. W. JUDY, Auctioneer
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IA Pens for rs Cents.

GarDER BROTHER, o. York, Pa, will send
boz containing one gross Of their Eupgmoa
BLgs BesTgss pgss, BY mail pre- paid. on
receipt Of 10 cents, Or they will send one
dozen u their assorted Pens, on receipt Of
10 cents. Send immediately.
Ahdsesa CRgDER a. BRO.
Publishers, Booksellers and Stati0rers.
swz YosE Pa.
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Giving The adventures of party OF boys on
theif long journey across the plains, with
vivid po-tratture of their Life in Cali,
fornIa during the days OF the Coid-Fevsr.
Ar. Brooks brings to this work, in addition
10 his welI-knoxn Literary gifts, a thorough
familiarity with the features OF that Wild
country and the people then Hooking 10.
ward IT. W lat be has To say ofthsm Is per-
vaGrd with q subtle aud intense SAVIOR oil
reality that enables the reader 10 follow the
characters in their adventures with a posi-.
tive sense Of eampanIonship. The conta.
gioa OF tie gold fever; the great difficult
ties and periis which beleagared theiI
journey scrOs- the plains and mountains
and finally the adventurous. Eali-cig1!sEed
aud yet IN a certain rude way. poetic life IN
the mines OF California. are ali described
with wonderful truthfEiness and skill
Add to this the elevated tone pervsding the
work. aud the Irresistible attraction " ich
such narrative possesses for boys, and the
value Of this stirring, healthy serial be.
comes evident.
There Is TO be another and shorter serial
beginning In January and running through
three numbers.
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C. C. MOFFETT ( BRO,
pEaLERs IN

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Paper: also, Oil Finished Paper for
Carpeting and Ceiling.
TIPTON, IOWA.
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muDDLE.AGED MEN.

There are many OF the age o. LINEN i syss
ty who are troubled with too lfundcampapiss
nations of the bladder, often % sensatiou
by q slight sDiarting or buInins sanncr sh@
aud weak ening the system IN = y. n IN eIamn
the patient cannot account iol, nv sedimen.
Ing the urinary deposits. ro J, INES - sns's
will often be found, and soin nr az the CO..
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changing to o dark and torP,a a N This az
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s, nicholas for 1874 4 1875, 4 Vols.

For the convenience Of libraries. and be-
cause many children 1Ed the two large
volumes for 20 and - rather bulky to han
de- &c have had these tgenty-foGr num-
a~rs bound in four elegant volumes. and
lnelosed IN . neat box, under the general
80 re
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Jon of Iceland, by Bayard Taylor.

A delightfully."- vivid story Of an Icelanaic
boys career full Of incidents, which could
happen in no other country, and grsphi-
cally touching upon the customs. life and
general features of that strange land.
TIE BEsr GENERAL HEADING for boys
and girls IS insured by list OF present and
promised contributors. among whom are:
William Cullen syant. George Macdonald, cnris.iaa
Rssssiti, Louisa y. Aieott,j I. Irossssss, 7. o.
Adrieh. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Abr morton Dia1.
hassist Prescott Spoaors Dsaaid G. ni,cAen. Y. ~,
| E1asa1 c. Stedmaa. Lscy Iareea. Charles osdiey
Warner. Bssi Marie, Fraat q. Stockton. Elizabeth
Aksss Allen, 7. ". hisgiasos, Lassstia P. Male,
Pref. q. A. Proctor, Mrs. olphsat and Rev. Edsafa
Essieston.
| special papers are secured or promised.
| viz: Astronomy fos loung Folks PRO-;
| English History Mrs Oltpial.tD; Talks with
| Girls sfrs. n. d. r. Bhaney III. H.. Loutsa III
aoassa s Page Pages Marion HaTtand. an.
thor u "6oamon Sense al the Ho'1sehoid"l
Also, IncIdeats Of American History, Prae-
s ssstebas Of Adventure and Tra~el, Fair,
tales. and Stories of Home Life Youna
| Contributors department IL to be added I.
the weii-known and approved Reguial
Failures; and, In short, the Magazine viii
| be made AZ useful, lively, aud entertain i
as the purest and best writers aad artist.
Some of the Finest Works OF the Gsea
| Painters have been engraved for ST
NICHOLAS, and Its illustrations for ls16 V III
snrpass anything ever yet attempted In
Juvenile Literature.
ss.eoa year; 81 for bound vol
We will send the magazine one yer, beginnin.
sogsInber Isl5 and either OF be two bound vol
ton one year and the two gou4nss for sloao Th'
ssss o. me sso .a. IN 800 : Al
and supply volumes AZ above rates.
november and December Numbers FREE
TO all neu subscribers for 1879. sCRiBsHRts
I \ MONTHLY and sIsEIuI A. 81
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PREPARED nv

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Practical ssd Anaiyficai Chemists.
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Seuething Of Interest e the
Cd IelkA ard q the
Boys and Girls.

TNe E.s~son yosw~aI IN reesnf fsx11. snJ&
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TIE FrEST voLEME OF ST. NICHOLAS wzs .
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st. Nicholas for 1876
1.-The Boy Emlgrants, "by Noah Brooks,

Promises even greater attractions than the
previous volumes. A strong feature Of the
ne~ volume is az American serial story,
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We begin in January
PHILIP NoLArs FRrEvDs.
BY EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

This IL an historical lance. The scene f. laid
IN the southwest, al time when that territory WA
hFst Spanish, then French, and then Amer lean
aud When war was I'm IaIneEt, TO obtain the con
troll OF the mouth OF the lsstesIppi IL IL likely II
be the great Of the Mississippi Valley d.
GasRIrf IosH will be OF the Pacific ALpn.
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ST. Nicholas for 1875,

which, ~fth its magnificent pictures. It's
tEo com piete serials, and It's fanumerab.e
shorter stories. sketches, poe ms fairy tales.
rhymes and 5ingle-s bits Of wisdom. Its
French, German and Latin storieS-tts Inn
aud It's puzzles. Jsek-tn-tEe-PalPlf. Tile
80
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NJ one remedy 10 leutler
called Tor 10y the necessities ~
the American people than =.
re and safe cure Tor FeEss
aud AgNe. Such We are HGr
enabi.sd 10 offer, with psFis II
certainty that il viii eradicate
tie disease, and with ast.r
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4 Ter's Ague Cure,

Ta- Fever IN ayge, Intermittent Power,
Can Fever, gen1itt-nt Fever, DupaN
A4ae, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c.
and indeed Ii the affections which arise
from ulalarious, marsh, or miasmatio
p.!soa3.
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1876. 1876.
sCRlBNER's MONTHLY.

We invite the attention 81 ths public to scRrg
sEEs MONTHLY which now dsseryedIy rank
among the best illustrated periodicals Of the
world
The papers Illustrative or American scenery
which have appeared ia - pages among wbEsh
we're Included The Wonders Of she yellowstone
aud the nd Canon Of the Colorado - have Won
tic and The Great south articles with their
beautiful eBgrsSinfs. have been re-4ssued 10 book
form IN both Great Britain aud nsprica. For tie
coming Essr We save broasisr plans than ever b..
fore. Tie magazine viii be enlarged, aud there
will be
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Three Remarkably Serials by Amer
lean Writers.
Gabriel Conroy," by Bret
Harte.

OF which the Boston Post "Tt is a serial that
will make every new number Of s4KIBNEY'S "a.
gerry sought for, nn lad nothing else to recon.
mend IT.
The Canadian IiIustrated News predicts that
- We have at last the American novel -
The Louisville Courier Journal says: 1.-THE sec
ono lnstaItnent u even stronger than the first
lustifying all tina, was looked for
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r. !. G. 9Tsses CO., Practical Ghszs Its,
I8gEEK. MASS. Z. s. 4.
tvE III All. sys.r4sGIsTs EVERYWHERE
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Gerp ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEAP LANDS

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o.
YOUNG N EN-
xAxUTAcTUgp

Who are sn ferInp from the enee a.s,aii then.
mi foliiesor indiscresio Ion shoniu Yer laid o.
selves OF this, the greatest pJ nn pr
the altar Of suffering hui.sait On npF
s Msn uei,. s g evary ss
ness or private disease Of any k gus TO cure
acter " ilich lie undertakes ana iai's
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07
Local Matters.
RlaLIGlOUS SERVICES.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
There will he divine service IN the
Young Me,s' Library Hall each Sunday
At IL O'Clock a. m. aud O'Clock r. %
.nt.l further notice.
J 4. E. D:CKEY, Rector.
METHODIST.
Religion. services will be held regularly
at the following places by the Pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church OF Boze
man.
Ilys, Sunday. >ofeach month) Bezcman
liza. m. East Gallatin, 3p. M. Boze
man, Up m.
second Sunday, Bozeman, II a. m
anil Up IN.
Third Sunday. Fai"vicw. 10 a. IN.
Reeves 3p M; Bozeman, Up. NJ.
Fourth Sunday. Bozcman, II a. m.
Weaver school house at I p. a.
Sunday School every Sunday a, 2. p. m
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evcnln
Up. IN.
Glass and Social meeting imm'diatel
after morning services. Strangers an
friends cordially invited.
A Il. CLUCKNER, Pastor.
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Major F. D. Pease.


The Bismarck ~Tribrne,S of the 10Th
ult.. has the following in regard to this
gentlenaan:
''Among the numerous parties on the
way now to the R!acs Hills. is the ire
pressible Major Pease. who lead the recent
advance Of civilization on the head wa
tcrs Of the Yellowstone. Seventy-five
people left Minnesota town few days
ago for the Black Hills. They will fol
low the trail OF the Ross larry from this
point. News from Ross party may be
looked for about Jan. 1st, as one of the
teams will return.''
The Tribune is mistaken. Major Pease
left this place on the 9Th Of December
for Rennsylyania, with aview of organi,
zing a company to erect sme ter in the
Clark's Fork silver ming district. He i
largely interested in those mines, and
there is no doubt of his success in having
a smclter erected tn re the coming season.
Before leaving here he succeeded in CD
tanning subscrpl long to the amount OF
$3.50 for that purpose, and Eastern
parties have promised to put in an equa
amount. The opening of the Clark:
Fork mines will contribute largely to the
g" neral prosperity of Eastern Montana.
The fact has becn practically demonstrate
ed that the ore is rich, and the leads arc
the most extensive in the Western cOun.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07
Our Travelling Agent.

Jno. w. Powell is now in Deer Lodge
county. and will make thorough canvass
Of the Wcst-Sidc in the interest OF this
naper. Eastern Montana is now attract
ing more attention than any other portion
If the Territory. The opening OF the
Yellowstone country. and the navigation
of the Yellowston river next season
will give us direct communication WIN
the East and the Black Hills. We now
have special correspondents At Fort Pease
(mouth of Big Horn Biver) and at the
new Crow Agency, and early IN the
apring will have correspondents at Custer
CITY. in the Black Hills, and at Bismarck
which will enable us to give cur readers
in advance of other Territorial prp"rs, al
the latest news from the new Ell Dorado
If the West. We intend e make lhe
COURIER liyc, newsy paper. giving &c
subscribers the full value Of their money
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ptlsSON AL.


Col. l.. n. Black returned IRON IN.
Crow agency on Monday last.
Rev. r. e. Tiff. Major Anderson, Chas
Rich, and N. Story left yesterday morning
for the new Crow Agency.
Rev, w. w. Anderson, y. S. Indian
AGENT at Fort Peck, arrived at his home
IN this place Saturday, on visit to bis
family and friends. We are P'' ased to
mc the Major looking so hal.hy and Wig
orous. The climate down on THE Mlssou-
ri must agree with him. He reports
having had some very cod weather al
Fort Peek in November, and tall &
snow 10 he depth OF about light inches
Major Anderson will spend several weeks
with us tefo,c returning to his POST.
a private letter from DR.. Lamme to hi
family states that since their arrival II
Washington City. his son Edward. who
accompanied the Doctor on his trip East
had bet seriously i'll. but was fast regain
ing his wonttd health.
NJ. w. Anderson, 2 Bozcman boy, so'
Of Rev. w. w. tlderson. is ltcturing il
the Eastern cities on phrenology. ATE
Insking this int. r. sting science study
Tor year or more, he attended cours'
Of lectures in New York. and sire thel
has been in the lecture field. He is .
Young man of fine attainmenis. and pos
sesscs more than an average share Of soli'
common sense. An honorable and bril-
liant career is before him, and We ar
mistaken in the timber if lie don't make it
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07
Helena Items.
independently

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Mrs, w. F. Wheeler and Ter brother,
Mr.. Ben. Broadbelt, have fallen heirs
from relatives in England to the handsome
sum of $3.50,
1t is said that catt'e have been driven
from Montana to Manitoba and sold there
at $45, coin. per head.
Miss Hattie StOner, while attending a
Sunday School concert in the NJ. E.
Church on Broadway last Sunday evening.
tell in what was supposed to be swoon
and the attack is now supposed to be a
case of cerebro spinal meningitis.
Herald
There are only 45 applicants for door
keeper in the Lower Branch OF the Lesis
lative Assembly.
Lieut.. Weston. of the 9TH Cavalry. has
been promoted to Captain and Comu,issary
of Subsistence vice Captain Barriger, who
succeeds Major Taylor. DEF eased.
The Supreme Court of Montana conve
ned to th,s city January s. Grief justice
Wade and Associate Justice Blake on thu
bench. No business OF importance WAL
transacted to day. Judge Knowles is ex
Ipected to arrive on the coach from Dee
Lodge this evening.