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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-01-18
TO THE CITIZENS or IOWA

THE Iowa LIFE INSURANCE Con-
PANY owe. it, eXistance to the convict
ion that Life Insurance should be
furnished at less rates than hays
heretofore been afforded.
The origiaators OF The Iowa Life
believed that the lahoriug classes, and
those in moderate circumstances, who
had been heretofore deprived OF the
benefits Of Life Insurance ny reason OF
the enormous sums required 10 be paid
annually, Us well as the rich, should
have an opportunity afforded
them to make suitable provision for
those depending upon them, without
taking all they could save from their
earnings to pay advance premiums. !"
They believe if the insurance could
be called upon for small sums at inter
walls, rs they might be needed, to pay
losses only, and IA fixed sum to deiray
expenses, and by each policy holder
paying Il Just share of losses as they
occurred, that no person who could
pass the required medical examination
need he deprived Of n Life Insurance
Policy on account of the cost.
At the present time there are two
Mutual Life Insurance companies
represented in this county upon the
same plan OF Insurance the Centennial
of Burlington. And the iowa Life OF
Kcokuk. The latter was organized
March 3ri, 1874; has paid all loss-3
promptly and the number OF policies
now issued ut this date. Dec. eth, 1876
are 640J And ~ Il 5000 policy holder
can not receive in either company
five thousand dollars until there are
a
be TO your interest to insure in the
iowa Life. which has double The mem
bcrship oi ANY other Mutual Life
Insurance company in the state of
Iowa.
I'd. After five Thousand members
are enrolled, the cost upon Il death
dimiEishe9 in proportion TO the num-
berover tive Thousand; that is to say, il
there We're ten thousand members the
cost would he fifty cents instead of one
dollar, and If twenty thousand, TWEEN
ty-five cents, and 50 on.
3d. A 81 ,.,oorolicy holder pays only
half as much upon the death of a
member as IL S5,&Jh Policy holder,
which is right, because his insurance
Is half as much.
/. These explanations are made to
the end that every person may see fol
himself and act intelligibly withou,
reference to the presentations or
Misrepresentation of unworthy men
who may have been, by chance, en-.
trusted with an agency in the in.
terests of the Company.
BY the law of the state of Iowa its
citizens have been protected against
loss by prohibiting Life Insurance
Companies from doing business in tho
State without bona fide paid NJ
capital of SloO,o0a, to he perpetually
held under the contro! of the State TO
indemnifying policy holders agains
les.,
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The Gospel OF Merit.

Where there Is so much rivalry "a in
the manufacture ri family medicines,
he no would succeed must give posi-
tive and convincing proof OF merit.
This il an age OF inquiry. People take
nothing for granted. They must
know the :" Why's" and Uhcreforcs'
before acknowledging the superiority
of one article over another. Among
the few preparations that have stood
the test, those manufactured by X. V.
Pierce, NJ. d., of the Worlds Dispen-
sarv. Buffalo, y. ", have for many
years been foremost. The truth OF
any statement made concerning them
can be easily ascertained. for DIR.
~age's catarrh remedy and DIR. Picrce's
Golden medical Discovery are now
prescribed b. many physicians in cur
ing obstinate cases Of Catarrh and in
eip.ent Consumption. The Discovery
has no equal in curing Coughs, Colds,
Bronchial and Nervous Affections. 1t
ai,ays all irritation OF the mucous
membrane aids digestion. and when
used with DIR. Picrce's Pleasant Puroa-
tive Pellets readily overcomes torpid
Hrer and constipation, while the fa'
vorite Prescription has no rival i'll The
field of prepared medicine in curing
diseases peculiar to females. If YOU
wish TO "kaom Hysetf' procure il copy
Of ''The Peoples Common Sense Med
zeal Adviser" an illustrated book OF
nearly 1000 pages, adapted to the
wants Of every body. Price $50, post
age prepaid. Address the author. II.
Y. Pierce. Batlain. \. \.
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hand. some twelve years ago. Mrs.
d. was the mother of nine sons. seven
of whom lived to manhood, and i've
of whom survive her. She had en-
joyed unusually good health through
life, and even Mt the last did not call
herself sick. During the present win
ter, however, she had grown constant
~ weaker, although her indomitablc
energy 50 kept her up that she assisted
in preparing the evening meal and
occupied her place at the table on the
last day of her life. She retired that
evening rs usual, but soon called to
her daughter-in-law, and said she felt
AS though she would have spasm.
A doctor, and other members of the
family were sent for, but In very
few moments and before any one
could arrive, she had passed away
ana was at rest. She was a consistent
christian woman, and met the King
of Terrors quietly and without fear.
The funeral services at the residence
on Sabbath were largely attended, the
appropriate remarks Of Rev. $. A. Lee
being from the text, Acts vii, 50.
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Mr.. DAVID MILLER, a respected
citizen Of Maquoketa, went South a
few months ago to visit his daughter,
Mrs. w. Il. McCarron, and was warn
ed to leave the country, which he at
once did. But he imagined that he
was pursued, and at Davenport lef,
the railroad and came to Dewitt on
foot, catching rides occasionally in
wagons. Arriving at Dewitt at Il
o'clock at night, he went to Mr.. Jos
eph Fuiler's, with whom he was &C.
quaintcd, and begged him to give
protection from pursuers. Remaining
there day or two, he proceeded oil
foot on his journey to u point near
Belleview. That terrible Friday oil
three weeks ago caught him and hs
was badly chilled and had his toes
and fingers badly frozen from the e.
fects of which throat difficulty Sc
in and he died in few days.
The subject of the above item il q
cousin of Mr.. Geo. Netherlands b.
marriage, and has frequently been il
Upton and vicinity. His wife anC
daughter were drowned by sad acci
dent last spring, and the old gentle
man, now 81 years of age. was 81
frightened by being driven out of th'
South, that he thought he was beine
pursued all the way home.
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THE CITY HALL managers had
everything precisely in train to secure
for their Fifth Grand Annual Banquet,
announced for last Monday evening,
the largest attendance and greatest
success of any of the series. Only one
thing was neglected. They didn't
consult "old Probs," aud the result
was such bowling storm all day long
that every one was surprised on ar
irving at the hall in the evening to
find that a pleasant company of some
forty couples had gathered in spite
thereof. The Northwestern Band was
highly complimented for the excellent
music furnished. and everything
passed off happily and well-the
financial results, of course, not being
so agreeable rs would have been the
case had the weather permitted the
presence of the hundred and more
couples who were expected.
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CLARENCE, Jan. 18th, -.
Alfred Day, proprietor of Pacific
House, having sold his real estate in
this place, proposes to remove to Gin
ton and engage in the Hotel business
down there.
Vim. NJ. Knott Of your city was
here last Thursday for the purpose of
selling at auction the furniture OF the
Pacific House, but owing to very
stormy day the sale was postponed
until Saturday the Goth of January.
A thrce-corned attachment suit was
run through Justice Hillyer's
court last week. Four legal gentle
men figured prominently as also did
the dog of one of said attorneys. The
dog succeeded in getting his back up
which was followed by three attor-
neys and one carpenter. The court
came to the assistance of the dog and
order was finally restored, and Squire
Hillyer's mill went on with its grist.
Andrew.Nicoll, Justice-elect, refus-
ing to qualify, a petition is being cir
cuiated asking for the appointment OF
J. w. Nelly.
4 number of conversions have tax
en- place at the NJ. +. Church, and the
meetings continue as also does the in
terests of our citizens.
Mr.. Thompson Of the Hardware
firm of Thompson & Churchill, has
retired from the firm, Mr.. A. Thorn
succeeding him. The firm will now
be known as Churchell & Thorn, and
wick" will smile upon you. treat
you to cigar, and manipulate his
mustache at the same time.
J. w Beatty, of the upper Hard
ware, is just recovering from Il severe
sickness.
Last Saturday evening an able dis
cussion was held in this place over
the miser and spendthrift, and it was
finally decided that both were mean
enough to deserve capital punish
ment. This coming Saturday even
ing the I'd discussion will (or can be
heard at McLeods office, relative to
the claim of Indians VS.. Negroes" as
to which has the greatest right to
complain Of the treatment given to
them by the whites. 1t Is solemn
subject and it il to be hoped will now
be definitely settled. Too long have
we remained in ignorance on this
question and we hail with delight,
even the thought that we see the be-
ginning Of the end.
All who have been in Clarence
must remember our mammoth School
building with its four departments
which WAS supposed would be ample
for our city, but even at this early day
more accom- odatiOns are talked OF as
every room is overcrowded with pu-
pills. Clarence boasts of a school sec
ond to none In Cedar county.
A. r. ONO has closed out his furni-
ture store, and intends removing with
his family to Kansas.
A petition has been in circulation
requesting our city fathers to see to it
that all coal weighed on city scales is
paid for the same as any other com.
modify.
A remonstrance to the above petit
ton has also been circulated, asking
that no change be made and that coal
be weighed as it alwas has been free
Rev. Nye, Lutheran; Rev. Cousins,
Presbyterian; and Rev. Galloway
United Presbyterian ministers, have
been holding q services of Union Meet
ings the last week. They were wei
attended and interesting to all.
| HILTON,
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4 Terrible (Gngli.

How often we hear the above re-
mark during these extreme changes
of weather. Colds. Coughs and Sore
Threats were never more prevalent
among children than now. Now we
are going to urge You 10 try Il remedy
which, has excited comments by ply
sicians all over the country, who ac-
knowledge their surprise NJ the won
derful and happy results from its use.
That remedy is the wellknown prep
aration. HALE'S COUGH CORDI-
Al Your own druggist, J. w. Tut
hill, will tell voa that it j. the best
cough medicine he ever sold; or will
warrant n cure or return your money
to Won in ease OF failure after using
half the bottle. II j. very pleasant to
the taste, making il Il very desirable
remedy for children. 4o-6m
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COMPLETE INDEMNITY.

The following citizens, well known
throughout the State, advanced the
required capital, and organized TIL
Iowa LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. by
bonds by its State deposit, as required
by law, for the faithful performance.
OF their obligations.
Caleb Baldwin, Council Bluffs. Ed
win Manning, keosauqua, A. {. Rob
erts, Fort Madison, James +. Cox
Keokuk, Edward Mumm, keokHk
Oscar kiser, kaokuk, Geo A. Wells
Fairfield. Isaac Pendelton Sioux City
William Leighton, Keokuk, William
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Jan. Ilth, 1877, of consumption, at
the residence of her father, Mr.. Nc
Cracker, near Upton, Iowa, Mrs.
NANCY EIcHER, aged % years, 10
days.
She leaves Il fond husband and a
large circle of friends to mourn her
early departure. 1t is worthy Of re-
mark that throughout her illness of
over nine months she endured her
su:ferings with true christian patience
and resignation and with firm faith
and confidence in her Redeemer she
fell asleep in Jesus. We extend to the
bereaved husband and friends Of the
deceased our sincere and heartfelt
sympathy. b.
At the residence of his son Robert,
in Fairfield township, on the 9th
inst, Mr.. JOHN MOORE, at the adj
vanced age of eighty years, ten months
and five days.
The deceased was born in Larne,
county Antrnm, Ireland, where he
lived until coming to America and to
Cedar Go. in the Spring Of 1852. For
forty consecutive years before leaving
Ireland Mr.. NJ. had been employed in
the manufacture of linen cloth, ut his
native place, and he came to this
country in poor health and believing
but few years, ut farthest. could still
be his. Consequently, although al.
ways lover of civil and religious
liberty, he never took the steps neces
sary to become citizen nor attempted
to go into any kind of misunderstanding
a quiet and exemplary life which has
heightened out to more than fourScort
years.
At the residence of his father, Mr.
John Dorcas, in Red Oak. on sunday
l4th inst, EZRA DoRcAs, aged II
wears.
This, the erst death occurring In /;
.amily Of nine boys and two girls, Is ;
cause of all the deeper sorrow. becaus,
unexpected to almost the last moment
The sympathies of many friends ar
extended.
| At the residence Of her son, Mr.. II
l.. Dean, in this place, on last Thurs
| day evening, lila inst, Mrs. MARY s
DstS, IN the -evcpty-sixtl year o
her age.
The deceased was born in Stafford
Connecticut; was married to Merricl
=. Dean In 1870, and spent most of tn
s. years Of hr married life In the tow
of Ru.ian Mass, coming to Tiptol
to reside after tie death Of her hua
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Cedar County Fine stock breed.
crs' Assert alton.
OFFICE OF PIArr 4 CARR,

OFFICE OF PIArr 4 CARR,
TiProN, Jan. 18th, 1877.
The Fine Stock Breeders Associa-
ton met pursuant 10 call.
Presidential. G Piatt.
L. NJ. Brink was elected Secretary,
pro TEN.
The president, in few pertinent
aud well timed remarks stated the OBJ
ject of the meeting.
Upon motion OF T.. N Brinis, u conn
mittee consisting of Sicss.
Burleigh, Wolf andW. l.. McCroskey
was appointed to draft programme
Tor the next meeting. The following
was reported and adopted:
We, the undersigned committee on
programme for the next meeting, sub
nit the following subjects with the
names of persons to present them:
Horses-James Greig.
Hogs-H. w. Bailey.
Cattle-W. L. McCroskey.
Sheep-James Smith.
/ preparation Vi IOUu tOI uutibuiF
| Prof. Welch.
Protection Of Animals from effects
| of weather-G. s. Burleigh and w. +.
| Wolf.
1t was moved and seconded that the
secretary notify those who were as
signed subjects for addresses.
Upon motion of VIM. +. Wolf the
time Of next meeting was fixed for
Friday, Feb. sd, at 10 o'clock 4. d.,
and continue till Saturday at II NJ.
The secretary was instructed Z
have have minutes of Injecting in the
ADVERTISER, Conservative, Mcchan
icsville Press and the West Branch
| Times.
On Motion. the subject of n spring
fair was continued until next meet
ing.
| On motion. the society adjourned.
r. NJ. BRINK.
| See pro tenn.
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NO CURE, NO P.4 Y!

KIRBY'S COUGH BALSAM, a
very palatable compound for the va
rious affections OF tile threat ana lungs.
Used with great success in casees Of
Asthma aud Bronchitis. 1t Is pre-
scribed by the physicians and endors-
Ell by the people. Warranted to give
entire satisfaction or money refunded.
KIRBY'S MAGIC RELIEF, for
the instant cure Vt severe and acute
pains.
KIRBY'S TASTELESS WORM
LOZENGES. Sure, safe and efiactual.
KIRRY'S Condition Powders, for
quantity, qualify and purity, are supe-
rior to any powder for stock manuiac
tured, -
KIRBY's Camphor lee, for chapped
hands or sunburn.
For sale by J. w. TUTHILL, Drug.
gist. Tipton. Iowa.
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STRANGE Bur TRUE Your Cough Is
killing yon' Is your life worth % cents,
If SO use Dir. Seth Arnofs Cough Killer
the grca, eradicator of all Lung Diseases
II is superior to all other remedies yet
discovered for Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, WLooping Cough, Group and
oil other diseases of the Throat and
Lungs. Price 25 cents. 90 cents and
Al 90. Call 1t J. @. Wescott's, Upton
ard obtain bottle II relief is not af
forded, money refunded. Two doses
will relieve the mos. severe case. A
sure, speedy, and perfectly safe remedy
proved by trial 10 excel any other il
the world. Remember II Is warranted.
Arnold's Diarrhea Balsam 25 and 81
cents
Arnold's Bilious Mandrake Pills, op
perating without pain or sickness. Com
pounded by the DIR. Seth Arnold,
Medical Corporation. Woonsockct, RI
fy99
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DWELLING RURNED.-Ther residence
of Mr.. George Starrett, a good frame
house near White Pigeon in this coun-
tv. took fire from defective flue last
Saturday morning and was burned to
the ground. The contents were all
saved, but there was no insurance on
the building.
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and an additional sum OF TEN CENTS
on each assessment TO pay the expen-
ses OF collecting the same. The age is
always rcckoned at nearest birthday.
VIM. Nc MILAN and J. r. Weimer
Agts. will remain in this county a
short time, in the interest of the Iowa
Life; look to your own interests and
insure in the Iowa Life, ofkeokuk the
the oldest and most reliable mutual
company in the State.
For further information address
J. NJ. SIAFFER, Sec'y, At keoNuk, or
Vim. MCMILLAN,
District Agent for Mascatine, Cedar
and Louisa counties. at West Liberty
Iowa.
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THE notice of the dissolution of the
firm of Evans, Fall 4 Mershon, dealers
in Agricultural implements, machine.
ry ETC., Mechanics,ille will be publish.
ed next week. Also the announce.
ment that Mess. G.. ID. Evans 4 Son
q. d. ST.. and Geo. u. Twill con-
tinue business at the old stand.
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PosTpoNED.-The sale of immense
quantity of furniture Of the Pacific
Hotel at Clarence il postponed until
Saturday, January 10th, 1877, on ac-
count Of the severe snow storm which
ragged all day on Thursday of last
week. The entire contents Of the
Hotel are to be sold regardless Of cost.
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REV. w. FRANK PAXTON, P. +. for
Davenport District, will hold the I'd
quarterly meeting for Stanwood cir
cult at Bethel on Thursday and Fri
day of this week Services the same
~ are usual on Saturday and Sabbath
services. Also the Inland Quarterly
meeting on Saturday and sabbath
following.
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BURNS FEsTivAL.-All who are in
terested are requested to meet at the
Palmer House in Upton at two O'Clock
next Saturday afternoon, Goth inst,
for the purpose of making the neces-
sary preliminary arrangements fol
appropriate observance of the ami
versary of Robt. Burns birthday
which occurs on the 18th.
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N Ar RED.

At the residence of the officiating
minister in Clarence, Iowa, January
nth. 1877. by Rev. II. II. Nye, Mr.. q.
w. c. SANFORD to Miss NANCY Dob
BINS. all OF Inland. Iowa.
Jan. eth, 1877, at the parsonage at
Seney, Iowa, by the Rev. +. c. Rigby
Mr.. JOHN SEIBERG, of sseney, to Miss
MATTE b. JOHNSON, of Upton, Iowa.
At the residence OF the brides pa
rents, on Thursday evening, 18th
inst, by Rev c. Axtell, Mr.. HERMAN
PIArT and Miss LYDIA NJ. LYLE.
both OF this vicinity.
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TAKE NoTIcE.-All persons know
ing themselves indebted To me will
bear in mind that | must have my
money before February lst, as ut that
time shall start East for my Spring
Stock. Don't neglect this matter.
NJ. NJ. SrEw ART,
3w2 the Shoeman.
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CLUBBING LIST.

All those paying for the ApvERTis-
er one year in advance are offered the
opportunity of clubbing with the fol-
lowing lis, OF excellent periodicals at
the low price indicated-the sum set
opposite each name being the amount
necessary to pay for both that pnblica-
ton and the ADVERTISER one year
Persons outside Of Cedar county must
send ID cts. extra for postage:
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
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INDIAN TERRITORY. - Mr. john
Dorcas writes US letter from Mus
eogec, |. T., in which he says:
Perhaps it might be interesting t.
some of your readers to know what
kind of weather there is down here,
where some people imagine flowers
bloom the year round, and where
people do attempt to winter stock
without providing either food or shel.
ter. Muscogee ia IS miles west of FIT
smith. The ground is covered with
snow about five inches, and drifting
80 that train men are talking abou,
trains being stopped.
"This morning. Dec. 10Th, think
the temperature is triflc above zero
We are waiting to take the stage fol
Fl. Smith where we expect to arrive
on the 3oth at noon. We were al
Kinsley in southwest Kansas on tht
I'D inst. Ii began to snow about nin'
o'clock. showing all night and mex
day. On the morning of the 18th a
| sun up it was l2' below zero. ma.
drop you note when we get to Ar
kansas il circumstances are favorable
Slater and | are still together; gu
good wishes to old friends in Celal
Co. We hope to give a better accoun
| Of our trip when we return
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THE Furn,crs' Stock .Jonrna, II to be
moved from Cedar Rapids to West
Liberty.
The Journal is here, Bro. Longley,
and will do our town and country
good service. We are the center of
attraction in the short-horn line in the
United States, and il we do not deserve
a representative OF such M interest,
no place on Gods foot>t"ol does. West
Liberty is abundantly able to sustain
it, as time will prove and business
verify.-W l.. Reporter.
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Happy Inflacncc OF II Great
Specs1tc,

Fur the preservation M recovery OF health and
stsength, the diet should be wholesome and nutrt
tio,ts when IL happens that the aimentary process
ses are disturbed by improper half masrieated
food, the best remedy for the evil results of abus.
ing the digestive organs Is Hostetters stomach
Bitters most agreeable. prompt and gentle rene
dy for dyspeas., ana foI the bilious and evaeuativt
irTegnlaritesi When ss,ut from It, The liver and
bowels. in com mon with the stomach, experience
lis hent cra. influences. The refuse of the system
h carried OFT through la natural outlet a heat by
flow and ss.raton OF ot the bite ispromoted. and
powerful Impetus Is given TO assim ilaiion In con
seq iSnc. ~ Its use. II heslthfully stimulates tht
bladder a. kidneys when inactive, and by il
toGic and regulating action tortit.ds the system
against malaria,
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BEST STOVE WE EVER UsED.-After
many years trial, we are satisfied that
the Charter Oak is the best Stove We
ever used, and cheerfully testify that
it is the best adapted to the wants OF
the general public of any stove in the
market.
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Chicago Market.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
TlfroN, January lsht, 1910.

Vital weakness or depression; aweak exhaust
al feeling, no energy or courage; the result
of mental oser-wofk indascretions or excuses, OF
some drain upon the system, is always eur
cd by HUMPHREYS R0aE oPaIR!c SPECIFIC 10
20. 1t tones no and invigorates the system,
dispells the gloon and dependency, i'm.
parts strength and energy stops the drain
snd rejuveu .tas the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou.
sands. Sold hy dealers. Price, el,m pei
aingie vial. or $500 per package of five via :
and 500 vallof powder. sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COMPANY,
ly25 So DR0ADWAY NEW YORK.