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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-07-26

John S. Wise, of Richmond, son OF
the late Gov. Henry A. Wise, has
written letter to the Hon. l.. Schaf-
fer, Of Canton, Ohio, who, like him
self, is strong Democrat, in which
he speaks of President Hayes as fol-
lows: you and are Democrats by
to US, and defines our political belief.
suppose we discover in the course of
events, that our associates in Democ-
racy are not what We call Democrats,
but are mere timidities or nonentities;
that they have not the courage to win
Democratic victories, or hold them
when won, are we less Democrats for
all that' suppose, on the other hand,
we find, that notwithstanding his Re-
publican name, Mr.. Hayes is preach
ing good Democratic doctrine and do
ing Democratic deeds to our own
hearts content, are we less Democrat
ic for that? On the contrary, are we
not cheered in our faith by the sight
Of the triumph of our own principles?
The fact that our old friends have
stumbled in the dark, and our old OPP
ponents come to the light, cannot
change u, however inconsistent may
be their course. Therefore, it is, I
say, | see no occasion to do aught but
thank God for the triumph Of princi-
pies always dear to US. Whether u
man lives in the North or South, in
my judgment, if he be q true man
that loves his whole country, he can
not refuse Mr.. Hayes his cordial en-
.iorsement"
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xcncncA, - Sen vecdTontc.

IN the atmosphere experienced here dur
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duccd BY the heat takes away the desire TOT
wholesome food, and frequent prespirations
reduce bodily energy, particularly those
suffering from the effects of debi'itafing
diseases In order to keep natural health
full activity OF the system we must resort 70
artificial means. For this purpose schenoh's
Sea Weed Tonic is very edectu,l. few
doses will create an appetite and give fresh
vigor TO the enervatcd body. For dyspepsia
Il Il invaluable. Many eminent physicians
have donhtcd whether dyspepsia can be per
manentiy cured by the drugs which are gen
orally employed for that purpose. The Sea
Weed Tonic 10 its nature Is totally different
from such drugs. II contains no corrosive
minerals or acids; In fact it assists the reg
nlar operations OF nature. and supplies her
DEFICIENCIES The tonic In its nature so much
resembles the gastric Juice that IL l. almost
identical with thai fnid. The gastric juice
is the natural solvent which. in hca thy
condition of the body. causes the food to be
dgested and when this juice is not exer"-
ted in snfiic cnt quantities indig' stion with
all It's distressing symptoms, follows The
SEA Weed Tonic performs the duty OF the
gastric Juice when the latter is deficient.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is sold by dug
pists. 21wi
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The GrecnDackcrs and Silver.

The Iowa Greenhackcrs adopted a
silver plank in their platform, de
manding the reconciliation of the
silver dollar, making it legal tender
Tor their payment Of all coin bonds
the Government, and for all other
debts. public and private" Had Tia,
Iowa tirceabacker- passed this resolu
ton and no other, it would have been
sensible utterance on the currency
question. Bat the two resolutions
which they adopted previously, rem
dered this thiri resolution null and
void. The resolutions previously
adopted demanded the issue OF an ir
rcdcemabc and fictitious paper cur
rency without limit, to be legal-tendel
for all dues, public and private. Tn
der this condition, the reconciliation
OF the silver dollar would be useless
rs it would have no place in the cur
reucy al the country. The tictitiou.
paper money, never 10 he redeemed
aud issued without limit, would sooi
he deprecated so far below the valu,
of silver. that the silver dollar woult
not circulate any more than gold cir
culates now. Under that condition o
things, there would probably be no sill
yer dollar coined; or, if coined, i
would be simply for the purpose o
using them to pay the interest on ,b'
public debt, and they would go abroas
only to depfeciate silver still NOR
there and render one of the riches
American products worth less than i
il now. Chicago Tribune.
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4 Dog story.

He was very polite dog who vol
unteered to guide Il party Of ladies To
the Artists Falls, near North Conway,
lat week, but he did something far
more remarkable. One of the ladies
was thirsty and looked in vain for a
bireh-bark drinking-cup. The follow
ing scene then followed, she AYERS !:
"Just then our gallant dog sprang
from the stone on which he was ~
ing, and came toward me, looking in
my face as much as to say, Can't
help you to find what you want ?
Nice old fellow l said, Il want some
bireh-bark to make drinking-cup.'
lie instantly sprang to LANCE shelly
ing rock, and for u moment looked
hesitatingly down into the deep ba.
sin OF water, and then made a sudden
plunge into it, and came up triumph.
antly with birch bark drinking-cuE
in his mouth. This may seem an in
credible dog story, but tits true
NeW York Tribune.
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PUBLIC REPORT
p OLlCE M a a.

have not enjoyed good health for several years
paet. YET have btt llnNed II TO 'ntefefe with my
labor. Every one broug ne 10 tie lahoting class
knows the inaousenitnrr If being obla, In labor
when the body from deb " almost 'tfusss to p-f-
form IFS daily task. never was believer in dosing
with medic ncs; hut asing heprd he NEoETIsE
spoken Of so highly, WAS detc mined 10 try IL, and
shall never regret that determination. A. tonic
(which every uae needs AT some iime) II suIpasses
anyth M ever heard Of II ittig3fatcs the Whole
system; II IL a great cleanser and purifier of the
blood. There are MANY OF my acqnainiances Who
have taken 1t and all unite n praise OF its s~.sinc-
cory effect,
Especially among TIE aeed c'sss of people. Il im-
parts TO them the o,Fe thing m0si nesGlH III old aye
nights 81 calm. sweet rrpose, thereby strengthen
hig the m nd as well a. tie body. enc aged lady,
ghn has been snffesug through life from strrinia,
and has become blind from It's effects, having tried
many remedies with no favorable result. iudaeed
nv friends to ny the NEsETISE. After taking few
boitler, she obtained such great relief that sAe ex-
pressed wish for her sight. that size might be abe
10 look upon the man VINO semi het such blessing.
Yours respectfully,
o. 7. II. HODGE. Police o!.cer, Station 9.
BosToK, Mass., MAY 2, 1871,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
II. r. Helmer and o. II.
Uelmer C

H. r. Helmer and o. H.
Helmer Circuit court, ce,
AGAINST dar county, Iowa.
Henry Wagner and Geo. August term, 1877
Wagner.
70 Henry Wagner and George Wagner, de
PENDANTS.
70. are hereby notified that there Is now
on die In the office Of the clerk OF the Circuit
court, In and for the county Of Cedar, In the
State Of Iowa. q petition Of NJ r. HeImer
and y. ii. Helmer, plaintiffs, claiming o.
you the sum OF seven hundred and ten dol.
lars, with inte' est thereon at the rate OF ten
per cent. from the first day Of January, 1877
as money justly due them from you on three
pTomisorS notes, together with city dollars,
attorneys fees; and also claiming the fore.
closure OF mortgage given to secure said
potes, upon the following described lands
10 Cedar comfy, lo@a, to wit: The south
east quarter "a Of the southeast quarter
"a OF section seventeen ny; and the north
east quarter % of the north cart quarter
I'd II section twenty l30), all in to .nship
eishta two ls:l north u range four ~ west
OF the 9Th +. NJ.
NOW unlers Jou appear TO said petition
ana defend thereto at or before noon Of the
second day OF the next term OF said cour.
10 be begun and held at Upton, In said
county, on the 9Th day of August, 1877. n
default will be entered against YOU and
judgement rentsred thereon In accorda nee
with the prayer Of said petition.
sfLvANUs YATES,
swS Attorney for Plaintiff.
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A Centre shot.

love caught the brush," he wrot,
to her, 'and painted your CLOWN.
picture upon the living canvass of IN,
soul ~ This was u young man on |.
IS salary, and if he had SIS week
and rich aunt he couldn't have fixed
her more completely. Now they ar,
married and he only wears boiled
shirt upon Sundays.-yeUark Cal
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A Novel In One Chapter.

The following i from a Paris paper.
1t may be true, but ii is more likely
to be product of the imagination
A story ii is rather good: Here is
the story of an unfortunate young law
ger. This unlucky wight was head
over heels in love with a beautiful
girl, and was about to be married to
her. On the eve Of his wedding day
he was called in to defend an awful
miscreant-a man of 3)-who had poi
soned his mother and father. The
case seemed a lost one, and when the
prosecution hat closed. the young law
yer was just about giving upthe stsug-
gle without an effort. Suddenly he
perceived ia the far extremity Of the
court room his beloved and her parents.
who had come TO see what kind Of
stuff he was made OF. The presence
of the one lie worships changes his
train of thought. He feels that he
must make Ii show OF talent, and com
mencing his argument, rises TO the
highest flights OF eloquence In a
word, he succeeded III showing that
the criminal is an upright, virtuou-
and much-abused man, and obtains
his acquittal. In the evening, the
lawyer, with triumphant air, calls al
the house of his future fath.r-in-luw
expecting that his success will insure
him warm reception. To his sur
prise, ne finds the young girl cold and
her parents much embarrassed. II,
asks what this sort of reception means
MY friend, says he whom the young
man had already begun to call father
in-law, Il must tell you-my daughter
loves another Another! Who i,
the man. The good and virtuou.
man whom you to-day, by your eI0.
quence, restored 10 society replies
the father"
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Appraiscsslenl Notice.

TO Ntchae! Cary ct az
You are hereby notified that bay,
TINS day appointed appraisers to as.
sfss The damages which the owner
VIII sustain by the appropriation for
school purposes of the following de.
scribed real estate situated i'm section
%. township 81, range ] west. AM,
commencing NJ the II. W. corner Of tn,
senooi house site In sub-Di-trict No. 5
Springfield township. and rnnnin.
west five rods, thence south Ia rod
thence cast 8 rods, aud north To m,
place Of beginning. -
Said appraisers will meet at IN,
above described real estate on III,
z7th day of July, 1877, at II O'CLOCK
=: =. and ASSESS said damages as pro-
Vded 10 Section 1927, csde Of Iowa.
n.. e. Z. FINK, Go. Supt.
Dated Upton. Ia, July Cd, 1871.
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The first cash entry Of Iowa land In
Iowa Territory was made 1t the Bur-
lington land Office. October LIST, 1888,
not quite thirty-nine years ago, ny
John II. Murray, of Dss Moines coun-
ty. The land entered was the south
east quarter of section 20. township
90, range west. As a specimen OF
Des Moines county intelligence in
those days, the Register of the land
Office entered, under the head of RE-
marks" that the person did not know
what the III" in his name stood for.
The first entry at the Dubuque land
Office was made November LIST, 1898,
by VIM. Philips, of Jackson county,
who entered lots and 5, west frac-
tional half of the southwest quarter of
section Is, township 81, range 8 east.
-Re1ister.
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DAVENPORT
Bryant { Snatt0l
BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
AND
TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
The Larges in the West.

The large number Of young men
who have no time or money to spend
uoon studies that are not to be OF prac-
Ii al financial value to them must,
ON their necessities, enter at once
upon the the short way to successful
and useful business life. Business
Colleges have become a national ne
ccssity. The best men of the country
recognize their useful mission and
patronize them. The student should
select the best institution, and the best
Is the one that presents the best course
OF instruction, has the best corps OF
teachers and the best arranged rooms
for classification. The Davenport
Business College presents the following
SPECIAL ADVAN
The very large attendance and
profitable business of the College en-
ables the proprietors to secure the best
talent for teachers. They pay the
largest salaries of any Business Col.
legc in the West, and employ only
those teachers that command high
place everywhere and are worthy OF it.
The College rooms are fitted up in
substantial and elegant style with ali
the modern improvements expressly
for this College, and are probably the
best arranged rooms for Business Col
lege purposes in the West-and are not
surpassed anywhere.
The Boarding Club is in successful
operation and furnishes the student
with excellent board at prime cost.
The kitchen, dining room and table
furniture complete Is furnished by the
college free of charge, a cook employed,
groceries and provisions are bought al
wholesale, each student paying his
proportion of actual cost. In this way
good board and rooms, furnished and
taken care OF, is obtained at a cost of
about $3.50 to $3.50 per week.
Superiority OF penlnanship Depart
ment. This department furnishes first
class facilities for preparing young
men to become good business penman,
or for acquiring thorough scientific
and practical knowledge OF penman-
ship, business and ornamental, or to
teach pennlanship. Both of the pro-
prietors OF the College are classed in
the Spencerian publications rs adopts
in the Spencerian, which IL the only
system that uniformly produces good
writer's, and is the standard system.
Our students are in demand as teach
ers of penmanship in other schools,
aud frequently get situations as such
before completing the course.
Every department has professor in
charge as instructor, who is selected
with special reference to eminence al
ready achieved in that department.
We are confident that all these adj
vantages, combined, are possessed by
no other school. They are considera-
tons which unite To influence the stu
dent to choose the Davenport Business
College as the place for him to obtain
a practical Business Education.
Six hundred students during the
past year.
For further information apply mt the
College Office OF address
MONTAGUE & LILLlBRlDGE,
47-I3w Davenport, Iowa.
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.

st. TAtL mug, =, IssB.
II. r. sTrrr~s, FaQ.:
Dear sri stor.d he wanting ia gratitude. II
Jailed to ackno8iedge what tie lrGET1SE has done
for me. was attacked ahout eleven months since
with bronchitis, which settled INTO Consumption. /
lad night sweats and tescr ehiis wa distressed fur
breath aud frequently splt blood was al enacoied,
very weak, aud 10 low t!,at my iIienas thought my
care hopeless
was advised 70 make trial Of the NEGTTiSr
which under the providence Of God, hes erred re,
That he may bless The % Nunl medicine 70 others
as Re has to me- Eud that hsS divine grace may at
tend YOU is the Leatftrlt pfH oi s0aI admir- ng.
humble servant bEAJAMfN PEIIINGILi.
+. S--Nne s but ore among the many cues
your medicine has effected IN this place b. r.
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The Post Office Department a short
lime since made a new ruling in re-
,ard To what constituted third-class or
miscellaneous matter, and included in
this class number ofpublicationst that
have heretofore passed in the second
lass AS newspapers. The editor of
The Cincinnati Price Current has sue
ceeded In having this ruling reversed
and his paper restored to the second
class. This decision will probably APP
ply TO very considerable number Of
periodicals affected BY the ruling men,
toned.
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Canadian Stallion.
Y Dung Napoleon,

VIII stand for mares during the season O,
1871 ct the stable Of John SaTes, Jr. In Red
Ook.
YOUNG NAPOLEON is three years oId-a
DARK dapple ba, b rise OF fine rtyle and &C
ton, about fourteen hands high, and weigh
Ing 100 pounds.
IERMS Ten dollars TO Insure; payabl.
February LIST. 1878. Great care taken. bu,
accidents At owners risk. Mares from $
distance kept reasonably.
Hsmo JOHN sAFLEY, Jr.
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DIES MDIIES 4 MINNESOTA R. R
NARROw-aUAdE.
Three Eir~t-Class Trains each
way daily between Des
MOincs and Amos.

Connecting close and certain with all Pas
senger trains on the Chicago * Northwest
efn railway.
Passengers from Dies Moines and all point.
South, can leave
DAY TRAIN NIGHT TRAIN.
Clinton; $50 a IN. Clinton 1. = u IN
,edar Rapids, 40 p m. Cedar Rapids :. ibp m
MarshailtowD, lilo IA Marshallt'n Hes u m
Mo. Val June s:2s IA III Mo val June IL IN m
Grand June. l2i7 M. Grand June lilo u IN
Ames. 30 y. IN. Ames 2..Ua m '
Arrive Dies NJ l:3hpm Ar Dies NJ I.tpo -,
Ames Accommodation leaves al soma ma
Trains leave es Soiues: Mail and Fxprass
l2:hi m; Ames Accommodations 4aU T. m
Night Express. lego y IN "
CONNECTIONS AT DEs Moves n .p
H. * East, West and southwest Erokuk a
Des Moines br Otfumwa, Keokuk - Lnni,
ana Al points South and Southwest.
-. SEi-SoS, ]. J. SMART.
oeh iieke' agent. Gem Sup't
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As Il contribution toward explain-
ing now one feels, in going under fire
Tor Tue hr-t time, ! may record a per
oolal experience at kar,, which.
though believe, common enough
under similar circumstances, l., Der
haps, hot familiar TO nuu-coubataut
readers. This was my first exposurr
10 either ihushetry ga cannon shot,
ana II am free to confess" that, al
though III excellent health aud we'll
mounted and armed, as the momeu,
OF actual conflict approached | felt Il
growing seh,e OF fear a. much beyond
the power Of my will u, he involun
tary muscles, and which, ;.s it culIni
mated just before the first shot was
Tired, became positively physical III
It's intensity. a complex counter
ceiling of half shame, half pride, kept
me, however, from attempting escape,
even if this had been practicable,
through the serriei battaiion- behind.
But hardly half Il dozen shots had
oeen exchanged before this emotion
of terror abated as involuntary as it
nad arisen, and in less than IA quarter
Of an hour it was replaced by AN exhil-
aration and sense OF positive enjoyment
which more than once during the day
carried me through the thick OF the
melee with absolutely unruiiled nerve.
Aiterward, before Scbastopoi, II friend,
who still carries glorious scars OF
Alma, aud Inkermpn, told me that at
,obrAon, where he had received his
Jwn baptism of fire, he had passed
through much the same process of sen
,ation, and that he knew it TO be, as ]
nave said, common enough in the ex-
,,erience of others Mere animal cour-
.ge, therefore, after all, would seem
10 have less to do with the moral OF
those who feel than Is generally sup
poeed.-Faser's Mdgostne.
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Mr.. {. Weare, postmaster at Cedar
Rapids, has resigned his chairman
ship of the Republican County and
Township Central Committees on ac-
count of the new civil service regula-
tons.
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IN. ,.o. =. :. .,a1er. THE HEATER
furnishes an abundant supply OF pure, moist
beat, asily regulated to any desired TEN
perature.
The FLORENCE received the ONLY Centen-
NAL Medal . yaTded to Oil stoves. Report
Of the Judges: ut Is simple in construction.
EASILY managed, and we'll adapted to its in
tended purpose"
MADE BY THE
FLORENCE SEoING MACHINE Co.,
FLORENCE MASS, Manufacturers II
TIE BEST SEWING MACHINES.
General Agesc.es--S0 Union Square, New
York; $76 Washlngtsn g., BostouJ % Lake
D., Chicago. yln
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A postmaster out i'm Wisconsin says
If an iict Is issued that office-hold-
ers shall not edit political papers, we
shallcling to the Office and change this
to SUNDAY School Journal"
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MONTAGUE & LILLIBRlDGE,
wv DaYennOrt. Iowa.
PURE BRED
CLYDESDALE STALLION
Logic o 6UCAAN:

Imported August, 1876 rising three years.
viii make the season OF 1877 as follows
commencing April 3oth: Monday and
Tuesday till noon at the stable of A. Yue
northwest OF Red Oak thence to the stable
of Joseph Little, till Wednesday noon !;
thence 10 the stable OF David Moreland till
Thursday noon; tn, nee to The stable of
Garner, five miles southwest of Luuden, will
stand there till Saturday morning; thence
TO Loudcn To remain till four o'clock thence
TO tn stable Of Jane, Greig.
N b. This route will be continued during
the season, ht alth and weather permitting.
PEDIGkEE.-Logie U buchan Was bred
by Mr.. M. Cruden out of an excellent Clydes
dale mare, which was got ty that farfamed
horse, Eclipse, who gaiued nllthe first pfizes
where he was shown. His sire, Prince
Charlie, was bred by Mr.. Mite he'll, of Camp
belt0 out of a pure Clydesdale mare, who
was distinguished as ptize tsker at the
Completion shows. His Grandsire, Carl
baldie, who gained premium Of $40 to
serve the Gatehouse Of Fleet Society, when
four wears old: the next season, 80 pounds
for Carlisle. and the next 40 pounds for
Dunfermiiine. He was afterwards bought
by the Campbeilon Agricultural Society,
where his stock could not be surpassed.
q. Grand Sire, Garabaldie, who gained first
at Pcrth's Highland Society In 1861, as a
three-year-old.
TERMs.-1o insure, $40, to be paid Feb
LIST, 1878 For the season, SIC, 10 be paid on
last ronnd. single service, i2, to be paid at
time Of service. Mares that are insured
must be returned regularly to horse, or they
will be charged as season mares. Persons
removing or disposing of their mares be.
fore LIST Of March will be required TO make
payment AZ the time of doing SO, unless sat
ssfsctory evidence that the mares are not
with foal. All accidents at risk of owners
GREiG Il CHISHOLM
ALEX. CHISHOLM, Groom. Is
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General Ord, in Texas. has been no.
titled to leave the repression and pun
ishment of marauding bands on the
Mexican side of the river TO the forces
of General Trevino, unless the latter
shall be unable to deal with them.
This understanding Of the methods of
proceeding now EXISTS between Gener-
ais Trevino and Ord, and as a conse-
quence no present trouble Is antici-
pated by the authorities at Washing
ton.