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sxCzssIONLsTs 1AaETZD - Tie Burlington
Tmss ava - :, Marshal BALDWIN lnd 1ls
Deputy L a. Brown lf " IrerDurv- Lr-rzEeI.
x ieEIca1 N -sLEartIaY Afternoon. Ja ne charge
II lEJerrng secession sentiments, '1ea. Lee "
nan. f. D.. 4nson Field. lnd IA. 7 Barney.
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IL Naous51ez rIt -,l4y. aug -. Dominated
duu 1-u-prr Merrill. al aeadlng ls -=aL1or
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State Iud County Tickets or Washington
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31
CURING BACON. HAMS &c.

In answer to an inquiry in last weeks
Field, send the following form for pickle.
which has been constantly used in my fam
lily for the last fourteen or fifteen years it is
equally good for beef, tongues, hams, choagls
OF bacon:-Comnon salt, z lbs; a'aipctr.
l0, OF; treacle, 10; cold water, 8 qua Is; :
Stir together cold, ard when the salt, &c,
is dissolved, pat in he meat, which requires
no previous rubbing. Every ore to whom
have given this receipt speaks of it in the
highest terms, and It is now in use in uany
extensive establishments. When hscon s
thus cured, each,atch should be once divided,
the pieces laid upon each other in the tub
and as the spaces at the side can &c filed up
with tongues or pieces Of pork and beef, ne
Great quantity of pickle Will be requil ed
Bacon and hams should be LEFT 10 the tub
about three weeks; tongues. &C., about
twelve days or longer; the former should De
drained, wiped dry, hung in dry rooYa =
the latte: kept in the pickle till required for
cooking: tongues viii not reeeiyo the leas,
harm if they are left in the tub for three
monthS.-LSRdon FSld.- v--e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

1t is surprising that dish SO easily PIE
pared and so delicious as osueist, has come
into use to SO small an extent in this country:
there are extensive districts where il bs-
never been hcaad al, and many kouseIleepers
wno meet with It in travels never have il up
On their own tables, hecaus. their cooks do
! OF Know how to prepare it. ~ 80
Z 'Omeiet ia Simply egg beaten and fried in
butter. Break three fresh eggs inta howl
and little piucn Of salt and = tesspoonfu, OF
OF water, s.d beat the eggs thoroughly. -
Then pit tablespoonful OF COED butter into
Fat frying pan, and hold the pan over the
fire, with the handle hs;is elevated, 20 As
to incline the bottom at 3 small angle. As
soon as the pan is warm psur in the eggs
and as the mass begins to cook run a case
katie under it to keep il from burning to the
pau. As soon - the surface ia about dry,
fold ons-ha!t Of the omeics over the other
and It ls ready TO serve. II can be made il,
five minutes and il IN exceedingly delicate
and delicious morsel.--Erchaaqe
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31
IiAETNsl IETTER,

= lady friend Of mine, who keeps her but
ter uyh. il is one year Old, for tho use of her
swn family, gives me the following infsrma-
ten ia relation to her sneihod OF making il {:
TIE cream 10 never allo':ei 20 REMAIN an
the milk until the e.ilk becomes curdled, nor
in the jar after si1inning until it becemss bit
ter. The cream is kept in stone sessl, .nd
SO is the butter. After churning, the butter
is thoroughly worked over, then set away for
few hours, when it is again worked over,
with hardwood rnallet made for the p,1r
pose, until the butterinilk is entirely work ed
out 1t is stated 10 taste while maki,e:-
then put it into jars so solid as to exclude the
air as far az possible. Here are three yerv
essential points in butter making have the
cream sweet, work out every particle Of the
butiernilk, and pack so az to exclude the air,
Boston .Culttoator. 1.T-gy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

Separate the eve from the ram after being
served. From25 to 40 Is enough for each
ram.
know ola case last season, where one ram
was permitted 70 run with 10 ewes the
last flock Of 25 lost IS per cent. of their
Iambs-they had not strength enough to get
up, though from ewes strong and in good
We could mention party in an adjoining
county, whose spirit of improvement Cor pur
chasing imported South Downs we heartily
commend, but who the first season permitted
his ram to serve 200 ewes, thereby producing
a family of Downs deficient in size and vigor,
leading parties to suppose such breeding to
be lair representation of this deservedly
popular breed of sheep, thereby seriously in.
juring the breeding of Downs in that section
and surrounding for the next generation.
Seed animals Of all kinds should If practi-
cable, be acclimated before being used. Last
yearaI rented ram imported the same seas
on, and not one of the 20 ewes he had &C
cess to, proved in lamb by him, though else
where he had proved himself sure getter.
We learn that quite per centage Of the
mares in this vicinity, served last season by
4 seed horse not acclimated, proved not in
fosl. though he was reliable elsewhere. "a
If You wish to have large and strong
ewes, do not breed from them till they are
two years old
g BY all means select the best rams you can
and, even if your unprogressive neighbors
laugh at what may seem to them extrava-
gance in you. = n
Remember the price you pay for good
ram is not what he is worth for mutton and
wool, as estimated by an unprogressive FIR.
mer, but for the present and prospective
good he is capable of producing in your aock,
according to the amount of purity Of blood.
or purity of breed, which you wish to in.
fuse into your flock.
Canada East, Sept. 90 GEO. BACHELOR
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31
JIM iaagg1sE|l!g, P|!l!hh,
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR

A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
SPERMAT0RRlYEA OR SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
This is the only remedy for Sexual Debility, Impo-
tency, Ste,ity &C., which has approval of tn Nedi-
cal Profession Its success has been most extraordinary
cures in cases where all other methods of
treatment had failed One TO six boxes Of the SPECIFIC
PILLS will permanently any Of Seminal Weak
ness, or its resulting Inpotency, hocecer 0ggrunated
whether constitutional arising from abuse
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY. T
8 have used your Specific Pull in many cases Of
Spermatorrhea, and with the most perfect success
~. MILrox SANDERS, NJ. D., LID" ,
"Ws believe It to be SPECIFIC any medi-
cine be. Wehave cured many with from
SIG to ten DIR. B. KgTH: american Journal
of Me.ficdf Science.
I" have found hem all that could be desired Their
effect has been truly wonderful. z. r. DcYEE NJ d."
az This is not Homeopathic Remedy nor Ii there
any mercury other deleterous ingredients combined
with t. 80 = As.f 8s
pRICE.--s1 per box; six boxes for &5 by mail pre-
paid For sale at the sole General Depot in the United
s~S wDvBseSso. - I'M psresA p. ,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

A PLAIN CvsrAGD.-Boil quart of new
milk, keeping out little to mix with two
tablespoonful Of -four; Thicker the boiling
milk with it, let it cool a little then add two
eggs well beat II ; sweeten and flavor with
lemon or nutmeg, and bake ina deep plate,
with crust; or, if it is preferred, after the
eggs are added, it may be set on the fire, and
stir till the egg is turned, but not let it boil !;
then Sweetea and flavor it, and dip it in cups
to cool and use. s{A FIJI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31
Sheriff's Sale.
THE STATE OF IOWA, |
BLACK HAWK CouNrY.


BLACK HAWK COUNTY. a So 81 sags-s a at.,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TRAIT ON me
IN First day Of November 1884, At 10 o'clock A.
of said day. the Cedar Falls station Of the Dubuque
Sioux City Rail Road will offer for sale at Public Auc.
ton highest bidder for cash. the under neponeA
Goods Wares and Merchandise which have there resia
ed for six months uncaed for and uncsimsd 70 dsfsy
the expense incurred the payment Of the freight and
the charges due and unpaid upon said gosds including
the charges Of advertising and selling the same.
The said goods marked and described fslsvs, -
wit: ssffas, 4fEf -.
NJ D. L. Nice one Dbl. G Apples. ~ E..,E,,
Daniels 4 Co. ~ /" D isF 33fS#s SIts }tah - W.
j. w Tracey q" !" - s. gJfs 81 sFa y n BuG
A. j. Prescott :. bdle. Casings. sss.- r. I,,
A. Stronger Six Circular Coutep -"
+. Isenhart, one box r. ~. f@tEf@-s8 .TattLf
J. w. Dye, :. Dbl. AprfeS.I 80 ss - '4sa ts.sf
A. s. Mcpherson, two bib D Fruit.
G. s. Hail. one Basket. 80 q 4tt.7 tttti&
.. A. +. Williams, one pkge. Almanac. ~ s
W H. Clifford /" old Plow.
Bates I" box Sundries " t3sa --st''
NJ d. Medford, I" q Sunday school Books. ~
G. II. Deer two Corn Mills, two sweeps, I've Aeppsr4
and one bdle. Bolts. 5ftf II 81 egaft q Sea flf
w. Judd one box p. NJ.
b. p. Cheney one box Sunday School Books. ,sthI!
John w. Hewitt, one box secondhand clothing.
". T. BROWN. SA~!E
eherr's Once, Waterloo, 3es fEasa-la
septsmbsr !lth 1899 Ptys fee fie ~ SAA1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31
DR.. LA CROIx'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE


$50 PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAvIN6s Price only
~ Twenty-Five cents. Sent free Of postage TO all parts
Of the Union. On the nfirmes of youth and maturity
disclosing the olles Of both Of all ages causing de
hty, nervousness, depression Of spirits, paIpaton If
the heart, suicidal maginngs, Involuntary emissions
hushinvs defective memory, Indigestion and la,,itue
Sc'oo, Miss Colisge Stadent. and I@nng M,,rj.d
Lady, de-, DC. II Is truthful adviser the married
and those contemplating marriage who entertain
doubts OF their physical condition. and who rscious
Of having hazsed the health happiness and privileges
to which every human being is emitted
YOUNG MEN Sho are troubled with weakness gen
orally caused by had habit in youth the effects Of which
dizziness pains forg"tfuncss sometimes ringing
in the weak eyes, loss OF memory, with melancholy,
may h, cured hy the authors NEW PARIS AND LON
DON TREATMENT.
We have recently devoted much Of our time in visiting
TiIy EUROPEAN HOSPITALS, availing ourselves Of
the knowledge AMI researches If the skul pysi-
csr> and Surgeon in Europe and the Continent Those
Who psce Themselves under will have the full
benefit Of the many NEW AND EFFICACIOUS REM
IpIES which ablv 10 introic. into practice
and the public may assured of the zeal assn-
ity SECRECY and attention being paid their cases
~hch has successfully distinguished heretofore
Physician in PECULIAR department Of professional
Prsc.irs for Ns past trenty,nr- years
FRs>Cr fssALs piILS.Lshies who .i.h for Medicines,
the ecacy Of which Nav. been tested inthousands Of
ses and fail TO effect speedy without any bad
results, viii none but DR.. DeLancys Female P-rrod
cal Pills The only precsntion to be Observed
Is stes should take the. IL they have to be-
lev. tbs. they are in certain situations the particulars
Of which viii 10 found the wraO-r accompanying each
hoH though always safe and healthy gentle yet &C
tive are they.
Price 81 per box They be mailed TO any part OF
the United states nr Cauadas. -......r----
TO TIC LADIEs-who need confidential medical
adviser with regard TO any OF those interesting complaints
to which their delicate Organization renders them Liable
particularly invited to consat u.s. = e -Et
THs :. ELscrro GALvAsrc rsoTEcTIvE."--For married
lsae, whose health will not admit who have desire
ncreas. their families be obtained above 1t
perfectly safe preventive 20 ton, and has been
duced to 40
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

MEXICAN MUSTANG LISIMENr.-Th famous
Mustang Liniment, which has received such
a high reputation for curing sprains and chill
blalns, is composed Of petroleum, aqua, ana
monia and brandy, mixed, together in equal
parts by measure. Refined petroleum is very
excellent for mild chlblains without the adj
mixture Of any other Ingredient, but the mix
ture with ammonia and brandy is more slim
ulatlng. 1t is applied by gentle rubsing.-
The human hand slightly warmed before q
fire is the best agent. ~ .gaf--I
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

PULLING AT THE UALTsa-To cure this bad
habit, some do Recommend htchinxa rope to
the horse's tail or hind leg, then to tie him
to post, in such way that, when he pulls
he will be thrown down, or at loas; be made
very uncomfortable. A subscriber prefers
tins: !" First, get OH extra strong halter, and
hitch him to an outer lmb of an apple tree.
Now, gently tease him, and provoke him to
pull. The branch will yield, but stiil hold
him fast. Tease him again and again, until
he finds that he cannot break his halter or
effect any thing but his owndiscomfort. Re-
peat weekly until the lesson is thoroughly
learned, and he will at length cease to pull
when tied to a post.-Am. Agricuhurist.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

For speed, clean work, strength and
beauty. G.. Aultman & Co.'S world
renowned Canton, Ohio, "Sweep-
stakes" Threshing Machines are the
acknowledged "head and front" Of
the whole "threshing machine fani-
ly." Their fame is not only national
but Worldwide
Either Geared or Belted Separa-
tors, with either eight or ten horse
Gary" or compromising" Powers,
and with or without Trucks and
Straw Stackers, delivered at this
place on short notice. Order early.
Send ana get circular FREQ of charge,
or call and SEQ sample machines.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31
PETERMELEkDY, EDITOR.
-. 81 arar1c xEI1- lA..1 :

n Vi :"
% HesHc NELL. ~
sts sDown where the bubb,;,r water. o.
FIJI Withsa sof and musical How IA 70 E#
Through its sI,pine HANKS of gree, o. - ".-.
Which the sars lo,k In l,et,vesn -
There many sight 40 rare
-" a Or 30 strange and wontlrous fair g.a5
sight, thar many nm eve ., erlnohs
Trees and flowers and running bronks
That wiener nv heart o'ernows
" - With its own wild tide Of wo.s T-
81 20 Out 60 and what 1 see - .ra
Z $500 v I will tell Oh world 20 tbs.i
SsA7 $3.50 " l}.tt't 5.fa EIlIl
sslts@ Here note n hawthorn, ,re. a....s. a.
ty'a E"e Shades the waters .aJlanttv.
81 t.h54 Al his feet a grapeyinc staids s-. ...H
,fatsjTas Stretching out her pleading hands j..
Fss7N e. Shaking out her curling hair = g." IS.
sa1Sa ~ All, they are a gentle pair - ..
-aS> - Gently down the hawthorn bends s....
ssEteatv She upookIny to the sun = ....
stags5 Counts his glefies one by one ."-#
ta}ess2sE And her heart is wildly stirred .sasE-n
Like a Gagged but untamcd bird .aE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31


FEEDING Oars TO HoRsEs-The same ouan-
tity Of oats given to horse produces differ
ent effects according to tho time they are adj
.ninlstered.. have made experiments or, my
horses, and have always observed there is in
the dung quantity floats not digested when
1 purposely give them water after feed Of
oats: There is then, a great advantage in Civ
ing horses water before corn. There is snorh.
er bad habit, that Of giving corn and hay on
Their return to the stable after hard work -
Beng very hungry, they devour it eagerly
ana 90 not masticate; the consequence is, it
is not SO well disested and not nearly SO M.
trltious. When a horse returns from work
perspiring and ont of breath, he sh Md be
allowed to rest for a time, then giving little
hay, and half an hour afterward water. then
oats, BY, this plan water may be- given sith-
cut risk Of cold, as the oats act as a stinu
lant.-JournGtG agriculture .- .-s-,,y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31
The Secrets OF Youth Unveiled.

4 T,~qtise on the Cause of Premature Drcoy-A sal-
learning. Just published, bo"t shosoiRg helm
,dioas progress and preyatpace 0meng schools 10th
iRa'e snd f.ands, of this faG habit: pointing out
the Sotr,,ty that fns0riably attends its rictinas and
d>reoping The 'rhots p,o0,ess Of tho disetse from The
Commencement 10 Ire end.
,eiA be sent by Mail receipt Of t,eo (tree cent?
lSsfB,ps.
re- Attendance daily, from in the morning till at
night, and On sundays from to 5P.s
Medicines with full directions sent to any part Of the
United States or Canadas, by parents communicating.
their symptoms by letter. Business correspondence
strictly confidential. E# '
1v-Dr. LIS Office is sti located established, under
the of DR.. LA CROlX, at No 81 Maiden Lane, Al
bany, N. Y. - E n4O1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31
PROSPECTUS FOR lse2.
THE MILWAUKEE
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