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, 1876-12-27
THE LECTURE COURSE.

AAEAINtt Nf 41lhHA-IluLuEHSs
In yesterdays TRIBUNE there appeared a let
ter from MIR. Gcorgc ". Jones (whoul, 1t SCENE,
has been victim.zel into buying tickets TO tho
Samaritan entcrta,nmnntsA asking wl,at proyis-
lou Is to be made iu the way OF I'M equivalent for
his outlay. Tie letter suggested that the tick
ct-holdcrs assemble ut Gruw's Opora-lall to
take measures. md lust night tcn gentlemen
appeared and wcre assigned comfortable quas-
tess In an alie-room. Mr. Henry Parkcr, after
a little natural awkwnrdnces had worn OF, called
tile nlcrtlnE tu urder Informally, and satl II was
pail tlsat tile Samaritan Society lad been
broken up, ]carinE but number OF lecture
tickets tHlind. liz Ind purchased his tickets In
anticipa',on Of tue pleasure Of an evening wlt1
Cullyrr, Prof. Colbert, Mr.. Emery Storrs, md
othcrs, and he felt tiIat sou,a plan might be de-
vsrd Ey which those gentlemen might yet bo
induced to make the tickets good.
Mr.. Robert Williamson askcl II It were def
inttely settled TINT these gentlemen would not
lecture.
a[r. Jones rcal the following letter from Prof.
Colbert:
ofatrs-GEs7LxMEs: My time thts evening was a.
rraIy engaged when raw tho catt for yuur meet.
lug ala therefore unanie ~ attend; but cllal be
happy 10 confer with committee should You dcon
Il adSIua:!e 10 appoint 0ns. AIN In ltoom u
TM.buNs Bu!lding cseEy afternoon from l;3o to
ny ppsttlon In the matter IL simply this: A few
wcrks since was nsked II ! woul.lnellver lecture
ft.r The beruHt Of tho Good sunlaritnr,a. believing
tho oh1ect tu Io worthy unc, consented to tu
wlthunt receiving any recompcntc for my services.
That y al the connoction haze, or ever lave lad,
with the soc!ey or 4uy Of It's officers Or members.
Very respectfully. Z. CoLnEnr.
Mr.. Robert Williamson thought the utter
very unsatisfactory as not defining Prof Col
hcrt'6 Intentions al to tic lecture.
MIR. Wil'iuul Wheeler asked II any at the 9th
CT gentlemen !latt 'Ieeh heard ltoai md was an-
swere1 In ttlc negative.
hlr. Jo,es rcalarkcd that nothing could bs
done until thu lecturers had declined to pro-
coed, alld thought l'e could simplify matters by
moving tho uppo.nt'ncut of q committee Ut
three 10 wait On tho gentlemen and ascertain
What their COURSE would be. As to the 0ood
Samaritan Safety, thut WIS clearly irAutl, but
t.Iat should uut n,iltate against honest people
WHO llaA purchased tickets In Goud fifth.
The Inotiu,l was cArTe.l, and Aessfs. George
". JONES, Charles Blake, aud William Wheeler
we're appointed on the Committee, with (nstruc-
ti9nG TO report at thu sans hall Ut 1850 Friday
lllg dt, to wllch hour and place the meeting ad-
fuuri9Eu.
, 1876-12-27
Total. $f3 7SI, l5g. .05
Gross e1pcueen during same period 10, s0B, 00s. lis


.-. -. - =. :.
~. LsI,ua oulp'u9 VI ca'a'as'.: S''' oA4' 4ot:u
ihe directors e on to state that tl!e antei-
" suoW.iall has melted away Until It Ia less
serious in its operation than aro the SHOWS
T Tnssh iall upon te Atlanttseoast lincs to then,
aho perfect Waate" " which was originally des-
md villages aud herds Of cattle aol flocks q
sheep; anu embraces mineral wealth beyond
computation SsIr ana a.. almost too great for human
Gsns'. f fEoul thls ~ waste" a !" Msro , ehippcdi
n9m ION June to Sept ~ 1910 2oE80o head ol
rs tho past season.. from Tcxns alone
iz2u0 cattle were distributed along this line.
~ this "ucscrt "the Company haye discovered
soundaneo gf water and tucl, and, during the
efal consumption, e9,d ,d44 toue Of coal, at oil
average cost Of $l.o5 per ton. From the miner
Il deposits along the lina Of the road comes no
tMalt s!'aro of Its swelling tIatllc; and, during
snippcl by the line gold and Silver bullion
amounting to over S7,h00,0N. Tho malls
q china, japan, and lnda, as also OF
Australia aud England, arc conveyed over
tral!an malls, amounting to about $50 sacks cast
snd $50 sucks west, each month. DY this road,
during the past four ycars, *33, 900, 900 worth OF
tee 9as been conveyed fr0ln San Frnnclsco to
~ ". Eastern ;'As ettes, and s 900 worth ot silk
mereo Ut Tho Facillc Ocean should mt fall under
Tho control Of tho United Btases. The doors
lre vida open, aud, It We should exercise q
Rolitico-commerctatsa sagacity commensurate With
the advantages Of. our pusitlou, We could close
them ag,ainst al other nations.
The entire Indebtedness Of the road Is 67B,-
M,5la. It is IN good condition throughout tts
entire length. DuEinethu year ending Juno 10
!aat, 1,951 tons Of rails wure renewed, unl 485,
s3 new ties put dorm. Five dlvt.lrlsls layo
been pnil On ;,J7, ,450 sl,ares Ut stock since July
Thu Directors have held that tic amounts
heretofore claimed Us duv ths aoyornnlent on
reimbursement account should ba regularly
pad before the declaration Ut dividends. The late
decision Of tho United Stutes Supreme Court has
removed In part tile supposed legal support Of
&hls position OF the Directors, and leaves but
one question relnllyc to current reimbursement
Of tho Ge7ernment undetermined, which ls tho
ut Of july !, 1862, Suit Las been Instituted to
sreover what Government claims should have
been paid from that soarre; and, il tho posi-
, 1876-12-27
herself, this Mrs Hicks, Notwithstanding her s5


',DIdn't they como down on yout"
Walbcrt eame to me after that, and told me
slider iny;sclf one thcnceforth: Then raised on
her. 'Wa1bert,' aays !, Il didn't come here as
an Inmate; wort stay here a. one, and won't
20 out az Unc.'h
''Not IN inch. Istayed right there five or stx
montl4s more, and LETT when I got good and
rendy.n
"Did soo eres .se my u,,,...u,,
a baby. They mails hcr work TIL thc BABY wns
born, and saw her once scrubb1ng the hail
wlIun the ice formed around her knees. I a.
wuys thought It was 0o.l'e mercy Tint the baby
wasnt marked with a skattng.rllk."
.'Dil sile have tho baby thcref''
..,. Nut hho. Baby VA toy smart and waited
ail sl.e gut 10 the no,Mtai."
Did sele curnc backf' ......
'.Back sl,o came, arm and arm with tho baby,
but they didn't Let hcr tn"
sDo you know Of any other casca'
"Tferc VIA Dora, lusty wcneh. Mrs.
u the ruIe Of tho Society vas thai esefy eiiork
should be male to provide Tor tho girls. She
told Dora of II and Dora promised to come to
ber house t9 60 70 the new home. Tie day,
ssea bef wSy 1 I'D s. s.. sa Sl" wbe1t M tSfs .ouIaa
let her. Ask Butnstead, she'll tell you. The
wllole thing vas brought ont at the next meet
fng, and WalbcFt said shc kept the girl because
she wanted llcr 10 work. sls Thought they all
coSEht o It'll, to ssay there because twas 'Aone'
,u,, SYoa don't seem 10 like Mrs. walbert very
.no, ~. ".1s ,s,, sA1D II sroIs EuD."
"Whcn I went there, movcd IN, tub aud
baggage. furnished my own rooms, and pro.
ytded ny. own tubs. When I left, those tubs
walkel al9p'g TOO. She ssi1 they had been d.
but one tub donated, and TINT was foot-tub.h
"You were one al the original aamArttausl"
was. went to all thc meetings. aud was
up 10 all the fun. and got kigkcd out with the
little Baker, anu ma and Bunlstcad Ill trained
together. When they had the row at tho Hume,
aud grub was llutstcd up 10 1i,e windows, WIS
there. | was locked up With tile rest. and When
care Of those thirty-two women, babies and
"Can you tell nc anything moret"
Mot now. Wait I'll tls other sidc opens
up, and then III go for 'e"
In order to be- able to inform the public what
effect THE TniBusE'B disclosures have had upon
tho 1fone, reporter called At Thy house ycster-
Matron, asked her the following questions:
How many inmates aro there in the uome
to-laya'
"1urce."
alias Mrs. Walbcrt rcturnedl''
"fcs; she Wis here this murntng.h
"Do you know what she proposes to do about
~ Do not; she has not tsld word to mo
about the newspaper articles"
"shc has not made Or proposed any changes
"No. not one; everything is going on Just as
1t n1ways has douc."
"ruu have, suppose. some opinion as to the
| truth of the charges nsdr by TllE TntBusKsn
N n fIftI Isn't Inv
, 1876-12-27
LAD pTgsu Of International Thought and Sentiment"
.-l}oEtun Journal.
TyHE INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.
fS17. JAEUARr-FEnRuARY 1877.


THE INTERNATIONAL REVIEW begins IL uew
volume with The ful1nxlnK contcnt4:
/. THE AST!Y!:ITlEo Or OLYMPIA IN THE MI.
aEuM AT uElsllN rlG*plts an account o. tue rcsHts
OF The hrst Ereut ni1atL Ut Ills Gonah Epsrt IN flr
Tits Is hy the firrlan sthaar zna erchFulox:
EkSsT trHrls tho director Ut te Olynp!en ". rsi.
gaua wtct; Ats attracting copllerAbla atcatloa VI
III III WIFI VIII rAHls s1hnS or 1870 il BY Cu.ntx,
ekpktkx e. srt nd desc.snSs m p.in!E,' a On e.
tic vito 1t Philip Obrrt IianerUn, s.A revised W
III s4sr x T II II ,sfssf n ~ yW E f,y y subject
et Ee1nw Iy " n4Wsox rIlnsPs & q Astit J. t"!' t
M1sleY resiinx ID ts dosfrias of eso:uiioH. :.
prut.t u is leStuEea daily erEd ntly "a keW York
PAN are discussed W i. q AEh formerly Pro-
tes4ur Of G,t.try tn tlt l!PrrA! vi. ~ " ruklu,
sutA 9t t!!e reltoraIca .apasl. I: knos.se.:
Y. UASlEL nElnlSDA tlt satest Pf1dlcttGn Of
Gkonuk ELtor. IA etswed 1y II, u. uowkcf literary
cfItlr Vt fle New York Tr!blnt.
VI, Ht.LiTtGAL Gol!l!ufIl 1SS-TIE ROOT OF
lux officials and a,lus.u:tax tht u0sgraneut through
pSTtIpal and lltly tat uFes Thu 4rttlu sugsrYts
iurn W Which tho prrsent state Ut aSrs may W an,'
pr1ytd.
new sounet bY WILLIAM UrtlKN !inrAsI. sud ~ IN
ul4ailY !asRo number VI rriuws Of American &d Eu.
ruIsaIi books. PULP ullhtvt Exulertunt LITTER 10
AMurcAns IN Art III kuruHo, and teof1 Ut sclthalnl
A!4 contemporary etahts. cUnplcIe tbs nuIuh.r-
FElcG, poatpald, u. Annual subscription. u.
a. s. UAllNEs i CO., Publishers,
III and IFS NtllIAll.sI. New YORK.
, 1876-12-27
T0RACc0 cFI7ljRF.

CLEVELAND, Dcc. ad.--The United 6tatea
Marshai to-day seized s14, eco worth Of tobacco
belonging to four different arms In New York,
scovlilc l. Co., Of that city, being one Of tho
parties most Interested. The goods had been
shipped G. o. ID. 10 4chunen}an Il Co., Of De-
troll, but 1eb!lled 1t Buffalo 10 z. Dali, ClsTo-
land.
, 1876-12-27

'
K1aKwoop, ILL.,, Dec. 26.-The following
aewly-elected officers Of the A. Lincoln Lodge
Of A., F. and A. H.. OF this city, wcrs installed
Farrell, 8. W; George H.. Carlon, j.. W;
". j. saaeld, Secretary; e. +. Clawson, J. D.;
o. 3. Tiukhhnl, q, D.; ]. ]. Qaycr, Treasufcri
A. II. MgCoy aud E. II. Paine, Stewards,
, 1876-12-27
North German LLOYD.

The steamers Of this Company vil! AL every Bate.
iiate. ii pss..gs Frsm Hcw York y seutiiamptoa:
L9Hdon nssrf aad rsn's rss sa6e; w;
Or pAktaKn applyso uOELAtEAS Gus,
, 1876-12-27
THE WEATHER.,

WARRINGTON, D. C., Dec. a1-I a. m.-For
the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri VAL
lcys clear or 1alr weather, with westerly 10
southcrly winds, sltsht Changes In temperature
aud barometer.
g., LOCAL onsEhvATtoxs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20
FROM WEST BRANCH.
The Good Tempiars' centennial
Festival a Happy SOcial
Event In Life and Dcuili-A
Strange Coincidence.

West Branch, Iowa, J.u. 18th, 10.
ED. ADvERTisER:-Agai am called
by members present to report the pro-
cecdings Of the Centennial Fe-liyal Civ
place on the night OF Jlnnary Sth. as
well as another remarkable Incident,
nave not received the expected attention
locally The mtny ireli. oi tao Fen
perancc cause here, have i,le all III
their power I'D ava zen lively interest
IN that which Is of great bcneE. 10 all,
and place themse,ves on record as cham
pions of total ab stinence, la aid Of
which they have implored the manage.
ment Of our local paper. bat all in vain.
The exercises at the late festival DC
cAsion were very interesting, much time
having been spent in preparation By
many of the middle aged aud younger
portion Of the town aud vicinity. A in
iicious literary programme WAS prepat
ed, excellent stage sceuery procured aud
altogether everything pat III readiness
TO give u good entertainment At the
appointed hour, the audience assembled
II the g rod Templar's Hall, where the
performance was opened by song,
rendered in an excellent manner by the
Glee Club Miss NJ Z. b .ley then read
4 salutatory address, sub Fidelity
the Characteristic OF the Heroes OF Sci
ence and Literature" Ia this address
Miss Bailey acquitted herself in q ver5
credltable manner displaying great orig
ina.ity Of thought as well as high or
der of cultivation The address Was
listened to with deep interest and pro
uounced 10y all, an excellent production
A tableau Was next rendered III which
Mss Wore persouatel Hope, Mrs Sulil
| van Faith, aud Mrs. j. Z. johnson,
Charity. The ladies were all dressed ia
white, representing the purity OF the
three Christian Graces.
TO the toast, rhe Centennial Year"
L J. Miles responded, referring To til,
| struggle of our toreialhers Tor liberty
| briefly noting the wonderful advance ..
| civilization, Celebrating somewhat upon
the grand act libera,ing four milton
slaves, and Closing With beautlful pc,
nration in behalf Of the dislranchIse.
women, who he hoped would soon sel
| The day When they should be entru>tee
with the ballot aud permitted To all i
moulding the future character Of on,
country. Another tableau was the,
presented, entitled Home Guards.
rhis was . beautiful sceae representing
two fair daughters protecting their nom
from burglars. the fatal shot MAS fireu
aud the burglar, (who In this case was
chisalric loyerl tell pierced WITH III,
deadly ball.
| Mr.. Mills then entertained the audi
snce With humorous sung, rendered $"
admira ,v that it carried one b,ck /
| the pa. miest days ot Jonu PArkhurst.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

WEATHEH.-This has been most
fruitful source Of comment, II not of
compl,inf, for the last two months
And without Speeding any time in
moraliziny upon the useiessnes>, not
TO say foolish Tess. of either common
Or complaint. it is a fact that the
weather 50 TAR this winter has been
such AS was never before known in
lows at the same season of the year.
The record of careful observation
shows that from November Ia h,
1915, to Jan. II h, 1876, inclusive.
he highest temperature was $50
above, and the lowest % below zero
the average or mean temperature
being %. 40 above. Think Of that
In Nov, after the date given, the
highest was As , above and the low
est c. below. In Dec. the extremes
were 81 and 8 ,; and in JAN, 49 ,
aud 6 .. There have beea in the
81 days thus included, II clear DAYS,
Is partly clear, 6 rainy and 8 snowy;
and ten inches of rain have fallen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

In this age of sceptsm facts are RI
CURED To inspire C influence in the minds
II the people; but, with gooi indnrsers,
they are willing To test any article claim
ing extraordinary merit The pr, prize
tors of Hairs Vegetable Sci li-n Hair
Remover offer the following Endorsement
# the merits claimed by them for Tn eli
preparation, by the ri; sburg. Penn
Christian Advocate VIZ, The pub
tic have so often been deceived by the
use of worthless preparations for the
hair that an article OF this. kind, to gain
tbele favor and secure their patronage,
must possess real merit. We are glad IL
assure our readers that Halls Vegetable
SiciIan HAIR Remover is meeting wIti
lie success whlcl its merits so justly
deserve, and we have reliable eviience
| hat it will perform all that is claim al
TOR it, in restoring gray hair to its tatur
i color, and as permanent dressing i,
unsurpassed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20
"FUNSY PEOPLE We MgEr,' and

"FUNSY PEorLE We MEEr,' and
"Mirth and Mimiary" are titles Of
two % the popular lectures given by
DR.. J. JAY VILLERs, who will 10
morrow tF,ida,) evening, al the
City Hall, give the third IN the series
of entertainments to be had This win
ter under the auspices of the T,pt n
Lecture Association. These Lectures
Of DR.. Villeis' are illustrated by
many humorous characters, recta
ions, representations, readings, vocal
isms and vemrlloquisms-'hey are
Immensely popular. AMI deserve &c
be because they are immensely enter
aiming. The following are a few
out Of hundreds of newspaper testi
monals:
The greater part of the time the
audience were kept in roar at the
successful and happy limitations.
indianapolis Journal.
To change the identity Of character
was but seconds work with the
Doctor: a movement of the muscles
Of the iace new character was a.
once presented to convul>e his audi
ence with laughter. = Wellington.
Ohio, Times.
The entertainment was stream oil
mir,h from beginning TO end varied
from the high toned eccentriciiies oi
vanity, to the freaks of Hypocondria
As an Elocutinnist, entriloquist,
Mimic, and Humori>t, the Doctor
kept his audience convulsed.--.No
,cich Conn, idcertiser.
= The Doctor gave quite .
novel entertainment aud held his
.ndienc, closely for over two hours,
While all laughed and applauaed
heartily and seemed well pleased
with he lecturers eff rts to enter.
tain. Very many of his impers ma.
ions were ludicInus in the extreme.
md as an elocutionis', mimic and
ventrloquist he is success Gaf"-
ler N,rs, .Wass.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

ROBBIE BURNs.-rhe regular an
nusl festival on the anniversary Of
the birthday Of the poet will be held
At the City Hall in Upton next week
Thursday, the 18th inst. An elegant
Supper will be served at the Fleming
House. The committee on arrange
me,ts has wisely provided for the
restriction of the literary part Of the
Festival to from an hour to IN hour
and half. No speech or response
will be allowed to consume over ten
minutes, and everything will be brief
in proportion. This will insure sue
cess tor exercises that should be very
interesting and entertaining, but
which when protracted to three or
four hours in length, as they have
sometimes been, can not fail to grow
tedious. Tickets will be sold at the
door. A general invitation is extend
ed to all.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20
| found

UNTIL reading the advertisement
of the Sandwich self-feeding power
corn shelter, published in an 'ther
columns, We had entirely forgotten a
promise made several we ks a,o to
call the attention of our readers to
that same bit of improved labor-sav-
ing m ,chinery. Money is to be
made shell ny TN, either for farm
ers own use, or for shipment, and
there is no machine made tina; will
80 rap div, well and cheaply do this
business Ms the Sa ,laich seif.fee
ing she'lrr, sol / by G. d. Eva $ 4
Son, OF Cl,renee AMI INTERCHANGEABLE
The ssm + IN 50 the best of all the
wind mill, the s,oYer. of which IN
I'D ,e ii !, ~ nj also app ars another
9 lamn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

A HOUSEHOLD TREASURED have
examined the frs, and second vol
umes of "Johnson's Cyclopedia" an
have tested its claims to accuracy.
have also compared the work to a
considerable extent with "Chambers'
md "Appleton's" and | conside'
Johnson superior to either. and
unhe>itatingly. recommend it a, Il
work which will take the highest
rank of any of its kind.
f II. PoUSp.
Upton, Jan. 18th, .6.
have examined "Johnson's Cyclic
ped'a' and feel assured that it is =
work of superior merit. | believe it
is fully entitled to all that has been
said in its praise. f Z. FRINK.
Upton, Jan. lO,h, &c.
We republish above the testi-
monial given last week to the excel
lence aud superiority OF Johnson's
Cyclopedia, together with anothe,
1IdiiS ldNoId ne biic liltH our SouH
" Superintendent.
We are pleased to learn that Cap.
Southworth has already taken some
dozen or more orders for this trui,
valuable work in Tip'oa, which he
will be sure to double, and would
undoubtedly increase very mach
more than that were il not for the
fact that recent c,ny =, FIR Apple
tons placed tia. work in the hands
Of many who would now much prefe
this one. Ass)ol as the rial, will
permit, Capt. ). proposes to make
thorough CANVASS of the ad .cen,
country, when we feel sure many
persons will enrioh themselves a d
their fam lies with this mine of in
formation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

ANOTHER SALE.-Since our las
issue the valuable City Hotel prop
erty in this place ha, changed own
ership, J. p. Miller selling to A. K
Starrett, Esq. the farm Of the latter
near town, passing into the hands o
Mr.. Miller in the course Of the trans
action. Friend Sfarrett does not, n
we understand, claim to "know how
to keep hotel. gu, expects to find
some one who is posted in tina
branch of the fine arts and who will
make the City nam and fame II
The land Mr.. M,llsr vacnes on the
first Of March.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

Ho:EL FOR SALH.-Noice the ad-
yer Use n,n bearing ills caption
The Pacific Hotel, the present pro
prietor of which, Mr.. Day, has worked
'up E his house most excellent
reputati. n and business, is offered
70 sal at bng.ia. 1t is q rare
chance for any ,ne wishing to enter
that business.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

IMPORTED HoRsEs FOR SALE
Every man who is interested in own
ing valuable farm horses should read
the advertisement in another column.
of Messrs. Greig 4 Chisholm, of this
county, who are offering ut public
sale an unusually fine lot of imported
Clydesdale S,allions the stronges,
and best draft horses known.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

The long protractei meeting At
Virsioi, Grove closed Sunday zig t.
A ORE pom Lent writes: "No one
I" an +, u he cool which bis been
" ON ,'ishel. Church increased
I" members and Interest" Taere
VII be pr ching ut the chur h nj
II O lok On Study, 3Oth ins'.;
ayr and o ial meet ny every two
" r.sa same hour. The past n,
Rev. J. A. B .4on. will as prea h q
Bar lax Schoo H me on the 30th
ut p. r.; an - Mas NJ Gro. .
every OF O. Sal b til Il IL A. N.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

Neuralgia, Sciatica, rheumatism, and
Nervousness, aanihiiated and radical ed
y DIR. JAS. r. Campbeii's Radical
'ure" for Neuralgia. Never fails Refer
noes: Prof. Lnsey, Knox College, Gales
arg Ill Chase Colgate, Esq OF Colgat.
c.. ,53 and So John 81. N. Y; Col Mil
cr,23l Broadway n. Y.and III Henry ST
'ro"klyn; john Bil,n"re, Esq. Harlem
rs Light Co, A. G. Buell., ESQ, "a;
,ifoadaay, n. Y; aud hundreds of 9th
RS. Prier uwo prsparalions) 81 90 and
- 90. Expressed to any address.
i.s. T. CAMPBELL, NJ. d., So Fulton 81
New YORK
Sold II City Drug Store, Upton. 1syl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

WE h9pe every one interested in
T pton las seen this winter, if never
b fore, The absolute necessity Of a.
once beginning the work Of perma-
nen;Iy improving our streets. Mac.
adam re one bio k per year, if the
finances will not 90 further; but do
s,mt thing at once, and keep doing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

Too Misunderstanding don't
pay; but all The same, one man who
pu, local in the ADVERTISER for four
weeks, two weeks aga, came in the
other day and requested it to be Ia.
ken out. He had advertised for
work, and already had engaged all
he could possibly do.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

THE best Method Of healing Catarrh
and Lung diseases is by inhalation, but
for the want of proper inhalants, the
highest results Of direct application have
never been attained. Tar has long
been known as the best article for til {
purpose. although little used in is
crude ana impure state. This difficulty
rs now ever come, and "Furest Tar So,
ntiun" (betng pure tar is offered III
the best inhalant il the market. III G
"Forest Tar Book" explains the applica
zion aud The Gse-apply to your drug.
pi SIS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20

The proceedings of the State
Dairymen's Convention, which met
It Sp,ingdale last week, are pub
Iiehed on opposite page as reported
expressly for the ADVERTISER We
think they will be found to contain
much ,ha' is If interest.