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DR.. BOHANNAN'S
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JAMAICA GINGER.
BEWARE OF WORTHLESS 1MITA-

TONS AND couNTERI EITS.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
CHAPTER XIV.

AS sam Crayme strobe toward the
stincts took strong hold of his senti-
ments, i'm the manner natural alike to
saints and sinners, and he laid plan
of operations against whiskey which
was characterized by the apparent
recklesSness but actual prudence which
makes for glory in steamboat captains,
as it does i'm army commanders. As
was his custom in business, he first
drove at full speed upon the greatest
Obstacles; so it came to pass that he
burst into his own house, threw his
arm around his wife with more
than ordinary tenderness, and then
looking into her eyes with the daring
born of utter desperation, said:
Emily, ] came back to sign the
strongest temperance pledge that you
can possibly draw up; Fred Macdon,
aid anted to write out one, but
told him that nobody but you should
do il: you've earned the right to, poor
girl" No such duty and surprise
having ever before come hand in hand
to Mrs. Crayme, she acted as ev-
cry true woman will imagine
that she herself would have done un-
der similar circumstances, and this
action made ii not so easy as it might
otherwise have been to see just where
the pen and ink were, or to prevent
the precious document. when com
pleted, from being disfigured by pecu-
liar b!ots which were neither finger
marks nor ink-spots, yet which In
shape and size suggested both of these
indications of unneatness.
Then the captain called on DR.
White, and announced such a collec.
ton Of symptoms that the DIR. grew
alarmed, insisted on absolute quiet
conveyed Crayms in his carriage te
the boat, saw him into his birth, and
gave to Fred Macdonald multitude
of directions and cautions, the sober
recording OF which upon paper was o
great service of saving Fred from suf
fering over the Quixotic aspect which
the whole project had begun, in hi
mind, to take on. He felt ashamed
even to look into Crayme's eye, and
his mind was greatly relieved when thu
captain turned his face to the wall Ant
exclaimed:
Fred. for goodness sake get out o
here; feel enough like a baby now
without having nurse alongside
I'll do well enough for few hours
just look In once In q while.n
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

IEDARLoDGEN No. II, a. 4. 8 a. H., TIP
~ ton Iowa, holds regular gcumrlnnications
on Wednesday evenings, on or before foil
m oon, Visiting brethren welcomed.
W III. ALDEN. Sec. j.. NJ. klNETI,W W.M.
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26

A man in difficulties is q poor fellow
who was smashed up in recent rail-
road disaster near Vincennes, Ind.
The omnivorous reporter published
his name in the list of wounded. Two
regularly welded wives came to nurse
him, and neither would give him up
to the other, so both kept him In pos-
session. The publication disclosed his
whereabouts to the police authorities.
who wanted him on criminal charges,
as well as for a large reward offered
for his apprehension, and fivc detect-
ives are guarding the house in which
he lives, waiting to take him II hsdoes
not conclude to bear no longer the
''ills he has," but ''0Y to others that
he knows not off,
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Dentist.
DIR. s;AsssSssEs,
Aucttonser
WN. N. KNOTT,

!. TTTIONEER VIII attend promptly
n tosellfng MI kinds OF property at Auc-
ton, In any part of Cedar county. list OF
nis sales will always be found AT The Upton
ADVERTISER Office, where those desiring his
services can fix the day for their sale with
out seeing hin, ~
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Attorneys.
y. p. FEn.ETsoy

4 TTnRNEY at EYsW. Real Estate and
n Insurance Agent,
Office at the Post-oiiiee.
22n2l Clarence. Iowa
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Exchange Office.

E.CnaFSe IEflcs,
CTGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK AND
y CHICAGO, for any required amount can
be procured of the subscriber. Also, Bills
of Exchange IN RritsSn Sterling, ON Eng
land or Ireland.
Certificates OF Deposit and Bank Drafts on
New York, philadeA5hia oston or Chicago
ashed. and Government Securities pur-
chased,
Passage Tickets from Liverpool. london
derry or Glasgow TO New York, or Clarence,
furnished Oh moderate terms.
NM. Il. TtTHILI,
Upton, Iowa, Sept LAT. 1870.
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SHLvANUs YATES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Upton, raWa.
q 0Ds,sfrr,
r. d GARRISON.
Justices.
.Lorsg s. TEyssEP.E..

yf-STfrr or TIE PEACE. NOTARY PrB.
- TIC Tust rance Agent. aud Conveyancer
Gff1ce Rith he County Recorder in the court
baaSe. Upton. Iowa, Jam. lst. 1865. nlyl5.
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" X. W pi~Fs - = ~ II
WOLF * LAND

ATTORNEYS ATIaav. TtT'T0N. IOWA.
Office in Reiehert's i " huilding M stairs
Entrance through City Hall building. t6
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THE POTTERS' STRIKE.
PEAcgABLg DEMONSTRATION OF OPERATIVES
RIOTERS HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.

PEAcgABLE DEMONSTRATION OF OPERATIVES
RIOTERS HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb II, 1871
The unemployed potters, to the number OF COO
paraded tho streets to-day with music and banners,
on which we're inscribed, among other notices.
1--WE court srbitration:" High tarin means low
wages;' Fright must conquer mght;' Labor has
rights which capital Is bound TO respect Free trade
means prosperity "a fair days pay for a fair days
work" Tho procession was entirely orderly.
RIOTERS COURT.
Thirteen OF the strikers arrested some DAYS ago
were brought before Justice Mills Tor examination on
the charge of having assaulted Charles Herbert Fox
one OF the pottcrs who returned work alter tho
hundred men ana boys marched in irregular
procession TO the compartments house In William
greet on the night OF February and exhibited their
anmus by crying, "Stonc hinl' 'l,urn his house -
and other similar expressions. lie was convinced
that they came tn do him bodily harm, and believe ed
that " they were allowed to burn his cgy front of
his house they would become uncomfortable. some
one IN the crowd threw a stone. which struck him on
the arm and he got rife from the house to defend
himself and his property. Ho threatened to shoot IL
they made n ere within thirty feet of his house lie
Identified a number OF tho assailans, and had made
IN affidavit against the defendants.
ROrots Dtno>SrEAr pfStp
The counsel Tor the defence claimed that there had
been riotouS demons tratiun. aud that the crowd
dispersed Within hour after Justice Abbett nai.
proclamation under the Rot act, and that was the
time fixed by law.
ruE cAsE 10 ng PRESSED
Mr.. Hannon counsel for the Manufacturing Potters'
Association which Is prosecuting the against tho
STRIKERS said that II was his intention to press tho
matter TO conviction, as the law provided that tho
offenders liable TO from four years IN State
Prison and the intimidation OF employees by strikers
must cease.
Justice Mills held twelve OF the accused in bail In
await tue action a. The Grand jury the against
the other man not bcius made out.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY ls7-QUADRUPLE

the sun and the crescent moon rising over the
ocean. On examining 1t scnliemann exclaimed
'Homer must have seen such q ring before de.
scribing the shield OF Achilles.n
He feels sure that Mr.. Gladsrone's assertion TO
the effect that Homer belonged to the Achaan race
Is correct.
HERALD DAILY WEATHER oBsERvAr IN ENGLAND.
The following weather observations were made
during the week at Hoyhead and Plymouth for the
HERALD. steady increased OF pressure and cor
responding decrease o. temperature marked the
weather changes toward the END o: this week. The
high barometer IS moving over the British islands
from the soushwestward with winds shifting from
southwesterly to northwesterly points,
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT !
OFrIcE OF THE CHrEp SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 49, A. ".

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFricE OF THE CHiEY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 49, A. ".
Indications
For Sunday, In the South Atlantic and Gull States
Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley cooler, followed BY
warmer south and west winds, stationary or falling
barometer, partly cloudy clear weather, except on
the Carolina coast northeast winds and lower tenn
poraturcs
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys and the upper lake region, falling barometer.
warmer southwest winds and clear weather, followed
at Western stations by cooler northwest winds and
rising barometer.
For the lower lakes, Middle and Eastern States sta
tonary rising barometer cooler north TO west
winds, partly cloudy or clear weather
Tho rivers will continue slowly falling
Cautionary signals continue on tho Middle and Fast
Atlantic coasts
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DEATH FROM A sPITz BITE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HYDE PARK, Mass, Feb IL, 1877
most terrible case Of hydrophobia. resulting from
the bite OF pet Spiz dog. terminated fatally in this
town to-day The unfortunate victim ISIS Annie
Brogdon, who was first attacked on Tuesday and died
In terrible spasm about ten o'clock this
forenoon Dr. EDWARDS. who attended the pa
ticnt says he has never, 10 the extent OF his
practice much suffering condensed into
short space of time as In tins case Last night she
loaned at the mouth, barkcd like dog. aud endea-
vored 10 bite everything that came IN her wav. She
called Tor glass 81 water last evening, and IL
handed TO her. but she could not even get to her
lips. gentleman IN Boston. who has cured several
severe with pills OF his own compromising sent
TO Miss Brogdon but she was so violent that u
impossible 20 administer them.
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TOO MUCH LAW.

DISCHARGE OF A JURY IN MURDER TRIAL
FOR READING THE REVISED STATUTES.
urIcA, N. ", Feb IL, 1877.
AMER the adjournment Of tho court last nigh. the
trial OF Patrick Crowley for the OF Daniel Mul.
verh, Newport, Hcrkimer county. February Is,
1876 Of the jurors asked for the copy
Revised Statutes The constable In charge told by
the reporter of the Albany frgs and Utica Obserrer
that II all right. and the book handed in
Upon being called into corrt at nine O'Clock this
ing tho presence OF the book was discovered and
exception by the counsel for the defence Judge Nixon
discharged the jury this rrcgularity multiplying any
dict that might be rendered.
On the first ballot the jury stood equally divided
,our Jurors voting Tor verdict OF murder IN the first
:, csree. Tour Tor murder in this second degree and
four for una nslaughter In the second degree
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MURDER FOR SEDUCTION.

BANK CASHIER SHOT AND KILLED DY A
WOMAN.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Feb L. 1877.
At Minneapolis last evening, about half-past six
O'Clock, William H. Sidie Assistant Cashier OF the First
National Bank Of that city, shot in the head and
MORALLY wounded by young woman named Kate
NoonaD. Sfdie was young man highly connected,
ald the anar has caused great deal OF excitement.
Miss Noonan claims that Side had seduced and then
deserted her The shooting occurred the street, IN
front OF the NicOllct HOTEL and was witnessed by
crai persons. The woman Immediately arrested.
She bctrays no remorse Tor the decd Sidc died soon
after twelve O'Clock this morning
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ILLEGAL VOTING FOR MONEY.

EPH. HOLLANDS srArEMENT-How THE OCTo-
BIER ELECTION WAS MANAGED.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Feb IL. 1871
Eph. Holland, who arrested Tor illegal voting in
his statement published to-day says he had a from
Chicago, named Burns, with gang OF twelve men
and named Fairchld, from Pittsburg, with eight
men, and Nike Glcpson, from New York, with eighteen
mcu, who cast IN all about 800 votes. He received
81. 900 IRON the democratic committee and prom
iscd more from individual politicians. who tailed to
give him the money.
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LUCKY MRS. MADDEN.
AN INDIAN ESTATE WORTH TWENTY-FIVE MILL
ION DOLLARS LEFT BY HER BROTHER LATE


[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosToS, Feb. IL, 1871.
AIRS. Mary Ann Madden, residing on Walnut streets
in the Bunker Hill district rs in a fair way OF becom-
ing very rich, There has been published the NEw
YORK HERALD and in papers in Europe advertise
ment calling upon the relatives OF the late
Charles Robert O'Kecfc TO make themselves known,
as his estate. valued at s25. 100000, In Calcutta
must he settled From CORES pondence with her rca.
tves Mrs. Maiden Is satisfied that she one OF tho
rghtfu claimants II Is stated that brother prior
~ her birth. enlisted IN the English army and gradu
ally worked his way up until he became adjutant
general Meanwhile he married q wealthy lady IN
India and by her had son, Charles Rob
ert OKeefe by name The married
rich. ana his parents dying he became possessed OF
their property. This son and his wife having died
without offspring the estate rs to he settled
Mrs. Madden has three brothers and sisters Inv.
Ing. and there also three children OF deceased
sister 10 como In for u share OF the estate. A male
relative Of Mrs Madden and two rich brothers Cali
orna are going 10 Calcutta TO establish the claim OF
the family, having in their possession tho proper
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GOVERNOR PACKARD's ASsAILANT.

HIS RECORD As DRY GOODS SALESMAN IN
MOBILE.
MoBILE Ala, Feb II, 1877.
reporter called Patrick II. Pepper Of the lrm
OF 2. H. Pepper Co.. this morning to make inquiries
regarding w:H. Weldon anu shown a letter from
L. D. Spencer, general salesman with H. b. Claim l.
Co., New York, TO p. H. Pepper & Co., dated New
York, November l3, 1876, sayng-''l have succeeded
In finding that salesman. His name is W. H. Weldon.
lie has had large experience, and Is, think, nrst
rate salesman He is quick, energetic, well recon-
mended and honest"
Mr.. Pepper states that Weldon commenced service
on the 20th OF November, 1876 Early this nth lie
was reprmanded for dsobedience OF the rules OF the
drm. He did not again mako his appearance until
Wednesday. tho 18th inst, ~ eleven A. NJ when he
called for the payment Of past services which
made. He had the appearance CT having been big
drunk.
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INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.

THE HosrILEs CAPTURING sUPpLIEs--Two cav
AIRY COMPANIES ORDERED TO REINFORCE
THE PURSUIT.
DEADwoop, u. T.. Feb. Il, 1877.
Last night the Indians or about 200 head OF
cattle from Spear6sl An armed force of twenty
lett here about midnight try and recapturc them.
Two men came in THIS morning who reported that
tho Indians drove them from their WORK about mile
from Deadwood.
General Crook has ordered two more companies OF
cavalry from Camp Robinson in addition TO al
ready route hithcr
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MONTANA.

RAILROAD SUBSIDY BILL APPRovED--LEG IsIA-
TIVE ADJOURNMENT.
HELENA, Fob. IL 1877.
The Governor last evening approved the bill grant.
ing subsidy Of $40 900 for the construction OF mar
gauge railroad from Franklin Idaho TO this place
the bill go before the people the 10th Of April
next for ratification.
The Territorial Legislature at miinight adjourned
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A FIENDIsH CRIME.


BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BLooMsBURG Pa, Feb. Il, 1877.
monstrous Molly Mcguire outrage perpctratcd
In Plymouth short distance from here, few nights
ago. gang OF men entered the dwelling Of Anthony
Swecny, dragged him out OF bed IRON beside wife
and cut of his left ear needless OF tho cries and
treaties OF his wife, Two OF tho dcspc radoes, named
william Keef and Martin Wolf, have since been cap
tured and committed TO prison walt their trial tor
their crime at the term OF court
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Lieutenant Governor william Dorshemcr is at the
New York. Congressman Charles g. b. Walker, OF
Corning, y. y, Is at the Metropolitan. Senator
Franklin w. Tobcy, OF Port Henry, ~ y; Samuel Il
Clemens, OF Hartford. and Bret Harie the ST.
James 5. Dana Hoyes, OF Boston, is nj tho Bsuus-
wick J. ~ Camden. OF West Virginia. IL tho Wind
sor F. Gordon Dexter, OF Boston, IS At tho Fifth
Avenue Ssnor Tasliapctra is at the ST. Denis
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IGLESIAS' CABINET COMING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb IL, 1877.
Tomorrow Alfonso Mejia, Joaquin n. Acaldc,
Frances Y. Pricto, Jose n. Igcsas and Sebastian
Garcia, members OF 1gesias' Cabinet will leave for
New York. WAIST Louis The object Of tho visit at
present Is unknown.
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Di EC.

ARMSTRONG. -RoEERT ARMSTRONG, native OF New
York city Friday. 10Th inst at ten r. NJ, nt San
Francisco, CAL OF paralysis, aged so.
For Other DedltS See Tenth Page
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A PORK HOUSE BURNED.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Feb II, 1877.
Shafer, Kemp 4 CO. pork house, at Modictown,
Ohio, was burned this morning The loss Is estimated
Al about $50, 600
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THOSE WHOSE COMPILATIONS ARE POOR MAY
rejoice In the existence of GLnNs's SuLrHrE SOAR
Huns HAIR AND WuisKHR DYE black brown SOC.
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TIE wrArurR YEsrERpAY.

The following record vii show The changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours, In
parison with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer At Hndnuts pharmacy,
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CATERS. - button Caters 81 STERN. Barclay st.
A-BRONCIIINE. FOR BRONCHITIS. COUGHS,
throats and DYSrEPsIA is Of remedes the best.