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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-21
PURELY VEGETABLE,

PURELY VEGETABLE,
Is harmless,
Is no drastic violent medicine
Is sure to cure iftaken regularly,
Is no Intoxicating beverage,
Is faultless family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine in the world.
Is given with safety and the happiest results to
the most delicate infant,
Does not interfere with business
Does not disarrange the system,
Takes the place ofQuinine and Bitters of every
kind,
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
ASK the recovered dyspeptics, Bilious sufferers,
victims of Fever and Ague, the mercnrial diseased
patient, how they recovered health cheerful spirits
and good appetiie-they will tell yon by taking
Liver Regulator.
The Cheapest Purest and Best Family Medicine il the
World
1t contains four medical elements. never united
in the same happy proportion In any other prepar-
alton, viz: a gentle Cathartc, wonderful Tonic,
an unexceptionable Alternative and certain Cor
rectve OF all impurities of the body. Such signal
has attended its use, that it is now regarded
hn
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IT HAS NO EQUAL.

As there are number Of limitations offered to the
public we would caution the communityt to
buy no Powders or Prepared SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our engraved wrapper
with Trade Mark, stamp and signature unbroken.
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The Advisory Brethren have got home,
and are telling their best local papers and
parishes all about their season at Brook
Ign. Rev. Mr.. Barrows, of Lowell, said
Mr.. Beecher's innocence would soon be
proved by commission, aud then the re-
ligious press Of the country, and particu'
larly the Congressional press OF Massa'
chusetts, would be compelled 10 cease its
unholy traffic in this miserable scandal
and be brought to a sound mind. Rev
Mr.. Wright, Of the Boston Berkeley Street
Church, said the council was unanimous
in all lis conclusions, and that, while he
had gone to the council disturbed and
disquietcd Of mind, lie had come
away feeling sure that noble soul had
been assailed; but Mt the same time, Mr..
Wright took the ground that, il man
was sinking beneath the waves, there was
no time TO examine his record, but our
duty was to extend the saving hand. Rev.
DR.. Warren, OF Lewiston, Me-, found
comfort in an interview with Mrs. Tilton,
who gave him satisfactory explanation
ofthe mys,eries Of the case; and he says
that the sin which she confessed in her
letters she showed was not the sin Of adul-
terry or impurity, and in stating what
the sin was she gave satisfactory reasons
for withholding public statement Of it;
suffice to say II had no relation to her
chastityo or to Mr.. Beecher, but only to
her own husbands infdelity.
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DIED..


BEAM.-on Tuesday, March 7th, 1876, at N
O'Clock r. NJ, MARY Z, wife Of James W. Beam
and daughter Of Stephen and EarciRa Clark, aged
Is years.
Fdneal from the residence Of her parents, 1851
Chapline street, tomorrow tFrldayl afternoon at
O'Clock. Intermcnt at Penlnsnlar Cemetery. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend.
pRABELLE.-At Louisville, Ky, on Tuesday,
February I'D, 1916. Mr.. JOSEPH DRAnELLE, In the
sOth year Of his Rgc.
Mr.. Dnbelle was formerly resident Of Wheel.
Ing.
SCHNEIDER. Wednesday March sth, 1876
at 6:i6 p. NJ, Mrs. CATHERINE MARY SCHNEIDER
In the nth year Of her age.
The funeral will take place tomorrow Frdayl
afternoon at o'clock, from the residence Of heI
son, John Schneider, No. 2l92 Main street. Friends
Of the family invited to attend.
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A Genial RESTORATIVE.

nOstcttcr's Stomach DlttCs are emphatIeally a
genial restorative. The changes which this great
botanic remedy produces In the dIsordcrcd organi-
zatiOn are always agreCably though surely progress
ave, never abrupt and violent. On this account 1t
Is admirably adapted TO persons Of delicate cOnsti-
tuition and weak nerves, to whom the powerful
mineral drugs arc positively injurious. That It
initiates those processes which result in the rcCs-
tablishmCut Of healthiul vigor Is conSpicuously
shown In cases where Il Is taken 10 overcome that
fruitful cause Of debility, indigestion, coupled as IL
usually Is with billousness and constipation. Thor-
ough digestion, regular evacuation and abundantse-
erection arc results which promptly and invariably
attend its systematic use. It's besides, the best
protective against malaria, and drst nate dl4retlc.
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Republican State Convention.

: A Convention Of the Union Republican Party Of
West Virginia will DO held at Clarksburg, ". Va,
on THURSDAY, MAY II, 1876, for the purpose OF
appointing ten delegates to the Union Republican
National Convention which 10 10 assemble at Gu
einnati on the iith day Of june, 1876 and to nom
mate Ave Presidential Electors.
The committee Is Of opinion that II will he I'M
practicable TO avoid holding two Conventions, and
that tho purposes Of this Convention are not Of
sufficient importance to Justify calling for large
county delegations and therefore suggests that each
county will send Ave delCgates-thesc delegates to
be appointed by the County Executive Committee,
OF by County Convention, rs such committee may
deem axpedIent, II Is proposed 10 call another
CSnyention during the summer, at which the COM
mitsO hopes to meet all, without regard to past po-
litcai difference, or previous party affiliations,
who arO In favor Of making such changes In our
Lawn rs time and experience have shown necessary;
who are 10 iayorO Of tho continued prosecution and
punishment Of official corruption, and who are In
favor Of retrenehment and economy in the admin
istraton Of our State affairs.
BY order Of the State Republican Executive COM
nittoe. JoIS W, Mason, Chairman. (.
GRAFTON, W. VA, Feb. IS, 1876.
[Republean papers of the State please publIsh.l
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M. and Mrs. James sIeDermot,
of Washington, Pa.

From the Reporteh1
On Wednesday last, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
McDermot, ofthis borough, celebrated the
sixGeth anniversary Of their wedding.
On the Let Of March, 1916, Mr.. james
McDermot and Miss Jane Fleming, were
married at Somerset, Pa, by John Taut-
linger, Justice Of the Peace. She was
just twenty years Of age, and he was in
his twenty.second year. For sixty years
they have jouFneyed along together. Mr..
McDermot served in the army in the war
OF 1872 and was with General Scott at the
battle Of Lundy's Lane. He is now in
his eighty.second year, and, bids fair to
be with us for years to come. His
father was born in 1925, and was seventy
years Of age when James was born. He
was born in ireland, but came to this
country and served seven years in the
American army during the revolutions
ry stauggle. They are a long lived fam.
lily, and here are two men-father and
son-coverlng period in their joint liyeH
Of over one hundred and fitty.one years
Wherei is there an other case like this?
The aged couple above referred to are
the parents Of Jno. F. McDermot, Esq.
formerly Of this paper, and now living in
Baltimore.
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politlcnl News ana Gossip.


The Martinsbnrg Statesman Bourbon
Democrat speaks thus diSrespecttully OF
tho Democratic State Committee and its
meeting yesterday "wednesday at Par
kersburg:
"The ring streaked, striped and radical
mixed 'seIf.perpetuating body, styling
itself the Democratic Executive State
Committee, is 10 meet in ParEersburg on
Thursday, March 9th. For what pur-
pose nobody seems 10 know or care"
Senator Sharon's first act after taking
his seat, remarks that censorious Chicago
Tribune, Is to draw years pay for work
he hasn't done.
The surest and shortest way for the
Democrats TO nentralize The political
effect OF this Belknap exposure is to
show. an undue eagerncSs 10 utilize it as
party capital.
Observation OF a prominent Republic
can at Washington about Belkuap: "lf
he was only barnacle, he could be
scraped of and no harm would be done,
h,,t Ln Il nort n a wan and IN cnt II nil
~. ~ - , rs d.rsorors 10 tho nation, y
ou NJ, p.o,' IA rtLUs1 LII, L",;.r" H.
Inc Lohuon tus'uoeSn -. Ue''e'e !" e :.
one.term principle, ana illustrates us
familiar acquaintance with our political
system .by remarking that the President
would 'unquestionably use his veto" to
block any aprh fooIi1hreas
D'y MI any sIs" ,"O'ta""eoo' .;.,,..,.,
Tue people may Oe successfully "oou'
winked lor the moment by designing men
or blinded by their own passionS-may
credit false reports, fall into errors and
commit iniustices-but their ultimate
inavmsrts whether on men parties or
. rsi;a;"' a. aonosa,,v oorroc, "a bo5v
pSn ...' az ss"VtS sJ I'll at =,
oil lhat greatness says uuer main III
eye oil snen eleafness mat IL Is next tol
impossible that q wanderer with coun-
terieit pass should pass undiscovered"
Something ais the Martinsburg States.
,aan iopoted aboye). but WIN. II IA VIC are
,,n.h,a ,ossv Horc bowcynr IA ,bo ,r,v
~ 49,, &c.. ;,.,It l. a. -.
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our MOUNDsvlILE LETTER.
MouNpsYrL1r, March s. 1s70.

UNDERSTANDINGS naEcn o 4o'"
Edllors lutel'seneer' &.
Yesterday, evening, noticing quite
crowd vending It's way to the Agricul-
.ural Works, curious TO soe what va! 10
pc seen led me IN the same direction'
Arriving there iound the blast furnace
IN iull operation, and as this was some
thing new under the sum- NJ least ior
MoundsVille, quite crowd h9a colieeteo
To- witneSS. the operation, Eve5yIhLnS
seems to DC IN goo1 working 9toef' ana
the manager, MI. MnipPIe, 'oia me mat
IN lew days they would pe turning OUT
machines ~ faPiu fIte: noaceo taat
q J.. nuInOeE o. ueen1s Ielt tniS morning lot
uln ls, nc .I VI Operation, when looks
Us .mouSh '"e company means ouSlhesSin
e" III, :, c..,
me meeting AZ the DISCIPLES Shutch
cIoseu Iast evening. ihere were hVe I'M
mefsea yesterday ana TWO more WIZ DC
immersed tnls afternoon. Inc meeung
mas peen IN progress ABOUT tlEee weeks X !.
lweiVe persons nave Deeh auueu 70 the
Shurch curing me meeting. new
spencer preached lwenIy.one sermons 9.
MS ulSGoutSe laSI evening Mm lton
the WORDS, Ie! uS near Ihe y conciusi1h Oh
NE whoic matter. rear uou anu keep
iIis commandments, LOT tnis Is Inc Whole
auty OF man. II was an eloquent appeal
10 oil 10 iofsaKe Tue ways Of SIN, anu 9y
tearing u0d anu keeping ms command
mems 10 pe prepared 70 ENJOY iis pres
cnce hereafter ms lnciudes ia''n, re-
pentance ana obedience. ram alone
WIZ not save man, Out we Jay holu on
ms promises ny Deiievlng ana theh act
ing oy keeping al me comma an
blameless. lie sad that the christian
NE Is warfare. Inc ilrst duty Of a SOL
der is obedience. SO we must never
slagger at the commandments oil d9d'
put we must keep them all, ana IN no 10
ing we will grow stronger and stronger
until we become valiant soldiers IN the
army Of the LORD. we must add 70 our
faith virtue, to virtue knowledge" &c,
Our rolling mill is in full blast to-day,
and we hope TO see 1t so continue from day
10 day. How important that all such
enterprises should be encouraged, and we
hope that our rolling mill may IN the
future receive the encouragement it de-
serves. II can be made great benefit TO
our town il the citlzens 'Uia it 80, or It
can be made otherwise il the cold shout
der is turned toward it, as it has been in
TIE past. We hope that the time is past
for such things, and that all improve
ments will hereafter be properly encour-
aged, and that our town may soon become
what it should have been long ago, an
active business manufacturing city.
There are signs just now that many
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GEORGE NJ. PULLMAN IN THE EMMA
NINE BuslNEss-James E. Lyon, who is
letting out the secrets OF the Emma mine
speculation and perhaps something more,
used to be a partner in Colorado of
Palace.Car Pullman, and the Chicago
Tribune interviews the latter on the sub
ject with this result
"What 10 your impression rs to Mr..
Lyons intcgrity% asked the reporter.
"As to the Emma mine;s responded Mr..
Pullman, ~ don't know anything except
what have read. | really don't know
anything Of the matter OF my own know
ledge"
"But what is your impression as to
Mr.. Lyons integrity"
"Now, Dave Gage or Frank Parmelee
can tell you all about the purchase of my
interest, and how the mine came out.
You see l don't know anything about it
after quit"
"Yes, l know; but what il your i'm
preston as TO Mr.. Lyons integrity and
honesty?
az am very sorry SchenCk got into. the
Emma business" responded Mr.. Pull
man, shut | can understand Just how 1t
was. At the time, il was fashionable to
give shares Of mining stock to prominent
men, and elevate them to some dignifed
position in the board, and ! believe that
was the way Schenck got in, but I blame
him for going in ms government official
and not as q private citizen"
"But, Mr.. Pullman, what is your i'm
preston OF Mr.. Lyons honesty and integ-
rityT
Its cold, tonight, isn't it2" asked Mr..
Pullman, as he bowed the reporter out.
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RADICAL REFORMS.
4 Sweeping Platform Of Princi-
pies Suggested for West Vir-

gtnin.
TYLER COUNTY, W. Va, March 4.
Editors Of the IntCllIgenccr.
High taxes and hard times are the gen.
eral complaint Of the people OF West
Virginia at the present time, and they
are very DESTROYS Of having something
done by way OF reform in the organic
laws OF the State by the next Legislature
to relieve the burden. In view Of the
administration OF justice, and to relieve
the State Of at least 100000 annually,
we ask the Republican party to adopt US
Il legislative platform for the coming
election, the following:
]. Reduce the salaries oil the State Off
ccrs-the Governor to $4,000, Secretary
Of State to $500, Superintendent Of Free
Schools and Treasurer to $1,000 each,
Auditor TO s., 200. Legislators to So per
diem, and Speaker to "a.
9. Abolish the State Senate.
s. Abolish Circuit Courts, and elect n
Judge in each county, and all court en-
penses to be paid by way of just and hon
Orable fees by the parties ut whose in
stance the expenses are incurred.
4, Abolish the Office Of County Super
intendcnt OF Free Schools.
5. Abolish Magistrates County Court.
6. Extend Magistrates Jurisdiction to
$500, giving the right Of jury.
We regard the State Senate, Magis-
trateR County Court, and County Super
intendent Of free schools as supariluous,
and as 80 many dead weights upon the
State. To tax the hard earnings Of the
people TO maintain them, and pay court
expenses other than what is necessary 10
maintain good order, is solecism OF the
greatest nature. Give us II legislature that
will act upon these premises, and we be-
lieve tho people will ratify them. Let
these existing injustices be forever OBJ
liberated from the statutes OF the State,
and the reforms proposed will become the
glory Of our laws. Preserve the honor,
and integrity Of our free institutions, and
turn the hopes, and aspiration OF every
body within the limits Of our young
State, from the corruptions OF political
life to ideas and habits Of economy and
purity in the public service.
All journals in this State please copy.
MANY VOTERS.
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The inmates of the Fayctte county
tPa) Poor House, according to the pub.
lished statement Of the Directors, con-
sumcd last year about 10000 pounds OF
meat, The average number Of paupers
during the year was 1888. Hence the
consumption Of meat by each inmate, In.
Guiding women and infants, was nearly
400 pounds. Graeiousl what n healthy
set Of paupers
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mol, Ia GduaRos, po,taos prepaid.
ono year.......,,..,....sS 0oThreO uonthI."-s2 g
siT ilonths......... COL One month. .......... 10
Delivered By CaTTierS IN City 15e per Eeef.,
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THERE are eleven hundred new kinds
ofladies' hats this spring, and one isquite
the thing.
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SESII.WEEKLY.
WEEKLY.

BY mad, IN adpuAes, pottaOs prepaid.
One year,.,,,,,.,sS oOlsix 50
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And an extra copy TO person getting up Club.
nB-The above prices are invarIahle. Remit al
cur risk, In Drafts or Postotice Money 0rers, and
where neither Of these can DO procured, send the
money In Registered Letter.
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The ioresoIns statement Of the condition Of the
Etna Life Insurance Company Is correct and true.
lsgnedl T. o. ENDERS, President
lsiSnedi J. L. ENGLISH, sec'y.
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THE INTELLIGENCE will present daily the
news In all departments, from all quarters Of
the world, as well Is complete record Of local
events.
THE WEEKLY d printed on Thursday, and can
be had al the counter, In paid envelopes, ready
for mailing. EE' SeHd copy 10 dbbeHl JrifndI
and reIdtibeI 9Th Retri from homei
Persons desiring 10 have the
DAILY INrHLn0ENCER left regularly ut their
residences In the city and suburbs, can be
served by leaving their address ut Counting
Room, or by drop letter through the post Office.
TO cONTRIBUTORs.-Noa attention will 30 paid
TO anonymous communications; every article
must be accompanied by the wrter'sreal name
and addresy.
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Business Letters Tor US should DO addressed
EteW q Campbell and should In no case DO I'D.
dressed 10 either Individual member Of the firm By
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WANTED
TIOCKS-

A UCrION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
"A AND STORE FIXTURES.
will oler at auction this afternoon at o'clock
p. ~, At the storeroom No. 1907 Main street, the
household goods and store fixtures belonging 10 the
late Mrs. 81. v. Cunningham. Among the articles
10 be sold are two heating and one cooking stove,
three silver mounted show cases, one walnut anu
one common show case, and other articles too nu-
mGrous 10 mention. }. Z. hEhHElI
mrs AuctiOneer.
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BY mad, tf'hduGRee, pottace prepaid.
one year. ............sI 6olsIx month";. 90
In Clubs Of Five.".................... g each.
In Clubs Of Tc... 10 each.
In Clubs Of Twenty 20 each.
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STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, |
AUDITORS 0FFIcE, WHEEIlN0, Feb. 8, 1876.
certify that the foregoing Is correct recital Of
the Annual Statement OF the EtnA Life Insurance
Company, Of Hartford, Conn, on Ole In my office
made In conformity with the requirement. Of sec
ton Of chapter 81 Of the Code Of West Virginia.
that ! am satisfied from the foregoing statement,
aud such other evidences rs have been furnished
that said Company Is possessed Of the amount Of
capital required by the laws Of this State 10 qualify
II Tor tho transaction Of the business Of Insurance
and that It's Investments Of such capital are In con-
formIty with said requirements.
therefore, In pursuance Of the authority vested
In me by the laws Of this State, do hereby autho-
riEe the said Etna Life Insurance Company, Its
Agent or Agents, to transact the business Of lnsu-
rance In this State, until the 3lst dayof December,
1876.
E. A. BENNETT, Auditor.
For A. II. BRACII, Esq, Agent a, Wheeling
W. Va. mr9
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urANTEp-A GOOD GIRL TO COOK, WASH
wv and iron for ANAL family. Apply o. ~
Fourteenth street, flnis
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SCI tcss'''t'''t.s .t...ss''''.'' '.'''''
SiIth-The losses adjusted and due

Sereatk-The losses adjusted and not
Eoaa-rR ei iosss; anaiaSied arc. sszg 90
Ninth-The losses In suspense, wait
log for further proof, are...
Teath-All other claims against the =.
Company are.................." Se,Vsu .
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THE THURSDAY MORNING ARoA o
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

uTANTED-RELIABLE sALEsMEN-sAI-
w AIRY 500 per month and expenseA h,
nr9 blCKNELL 4 CO.. Cincinnati,
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BOARDING HOUSE FOR REMIT Offer fur
ID rent, from the hrstOi April next, the de5iH6Is
boarding house, near the ONO Illy iron ana Nn
Is rooms, lrst-TatS opportunity for any one de-
SIring FOOD stand for this business. Apply 10 OF
address WILLIAM CLARK, Martins Ferry, Ohio,
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State Of Connecticut. County OF Hartford, SO.
/, Thos. J. Gill, a Notary Public in and for the
County and State Aforesaid, do certify that 7. Q.
Enders and ]. L. English are personally known TO
me to DO the persons who signed the foregoing state
Life insurance Company, Of Hartford, Conn.,, per
sonally appeared before me In my County aiorc4ad,
and made oath In duo form Of law, that the alore-
SaId statement Is correct and true.
In testimony q all which, ! have herennto afi1;
Office, this 10Th day Of January, 1876.
[Slgncdl T. J. GILL, Notary Public.
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LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,,
To Transact the Business Of Insurance
10 the State Of West Virginia.

ASSETS.
Fourfh-Thc Assets Of the Company are:
THE amount Of Caah on and In the =,
hands Of Age't Is or other persons ~ SS6IS Wy y
1.-THE Real Estate unlncumbered Is 1857 Is
3-The Bonds and Stocks owned by
the Company (describedin Sche-
dule A, accompanying statemenO
amount II4STSSz o.
Quarterly and semi-annuAl premi-
ums and accrued inteTest.......- sos u
1.-The Debts due the Company, Ne
cured by mortgage or otherwise,
described In Schedule b. accom-. -.
panying Statement) amount to...l r697, $50 W
6-The Debts due the Company for :.
premiums amount to"".....-....., 2l2,8l9 ~
6-All other securities amount to-" S&,Sil o3
Total s22 Os2, IA 50