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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

s :" There was spirited meeting al the Court
House last nitsst to consult in regard Il, the
projected railroad from Peila north. through
= Newton, Marshall, ana Grundy Center, to Ce-
OAR rails, to Join the st. Paul road-a distance
Of about one hundred miles. Mr.. Roberts of
Pella, a Director of the Des Ioines Valley
road, addressed the meeting He stated that
the cost of grading the road to Cedar Falls
would be about Sl5D,O90, which, ii the people
along the route would raise, the Des Moines
' Sailey Company weuld complete the road
sfsececs Wee .Rl2de by a number of our citi-
..etis, a'id resolution passed Hedging New
TOMS snare OF the cost of a survey, which was
an asked at present. The projected road meets
WIN much favor from our citize Ms ~ tsl7sF.a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

a5s Another Raaroaa .tor Cedor .TTyy1lis.--
- We clip the following from the "Iowa
Items" i'll the Dubuque. Tires: 's
\ railroad meeting was held last Thursday
NJ Newton, Jesner County, 10 DISCUSS the feast
biliiy of a road from Peltto Cedar Falls, via
Newton, Narshalitown and Grundy Center"
Since the above was in type the fol-
lowing has come to hand in the Jasper
County Ty.ep p3.os,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04


a Profound Ogtaton.-The Waterloo
Courier is quite sure that the Iowa Cen
trail Railroad viii be speedily built. So
are We. Italso manages to conclude, by
the employment of a mode of reasoning
peculiar to itself, that the northern ter
minus of the road will be at Waterloo,
because the selection could not possibly
be made west of its thriving town for
the same reason that point east would
be out of the question:! Astounding
profundity! We advise the Courier to
study the charter of the Iowa Central,
the proceedings of railroad meetings,
the topography of the State of Iowa,
and a comprehensive manual of COM
mon sense, and then go in again.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

: -...Qpc are d.ay such IN Cedar ,EaGs.2 -
The recent heavy rains in Indiana, and
the consequent apprehension in regard
to the safety of the crops, have provid-
ed the ErcniRJ Courier with the follow
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

from Idaho. I'VE had the pleasure
of a call, on Tuesday, from Mr.. f. G..
Young, who, in company with others
of this neighborhood, went to the Ida
no gold mirss last year. Mr.. Young
showed us a specimen of Idaho gold
dust AID nuggets of the value of $iOO
He says the precious naetal is mostly
! found III quartz, ard that it requires
= large capital to mine successfully. He
has employed most of his time since
last January in prospecting, and he's
*tiierefore pretty thoroughly familiar
lied himself with the country. We
judge that he is firmly of the opinion
Shat iowa is fully equal to Idaho in its
inducements to the poor man. Mr..
: Young does not contemplate returning,
He left q number of claims cor luck
His health is good, and indeed has the
appearance ofshaving Been benefited
by his sojourn in thegold mines.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

nfr Wilioaas e Prot's gallery Of
FFne .Arts New arrangements Great
reduction in prices! 25 to 40 per cent.
discount! Those wanting pictures Of
any klnd 81 act delay until sickness or
death compeis you to pay ter times the
eestof one inihealth. Look at the price
list: one-ninth so cents, in case Is cts.
onc-sixth in case s1,0a; large cxs 81 to
$500; photographs, per dozen, 50, so;
gems $3.50; argentotypes from $3.50 to
$500. Everything else in proportion.
Cheapest and bestin the County! Call
and examine for yourselves.
,'assi% ~sEsos aaAa WILLIAMS & PRATT. q
aD,..sscH ILL1AAs.zT rs s1 E.B,I. PaArr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

RcstduraAt- Mcssrs. Parker & Co.,
proprietors OF the Third Street Livery
Stable, have bought out Eowley-'s Res
taurant'on Main Street, one door south
OF Eecly's Grocery Store. they i tend
making Improvements in the establish
mcnt and Keeping q Restaurant where
farmers and othors Gag as all times get
satisfactory meal at A reasonable price.
Fruits, Cigars, Confcetionarics, etc., are
also kept. The new proprietors hope
to make their place favored resort OF
the hungry and the thirsty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

DE5e The Tea Gaestiois--ca, Tpportaat
Decision. 1t has been unanimously de-
cided by the ladies of Cedar Falls and
surrounding country that JARMAN has
the choicest assortment of TEAS to be
found inethis market. At least so we
infer from the quantity sold at this es-
tablishment daily. 1872
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

a9T Sugar Cured Hams. Sugar Cured
Dried Beef! Dried Black Berries! Dried
Pears! Iiominy end Canned Peaches!
just received at Neely's Grocery store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

The Lafayette RIM Interested in Chicago
wheat have made a. nice thing, ard still il
rains The children of Israel ncvef 'yfIg'chcd
;a s,o 20 ny day with haif the eser,,iis IN
ship OF the Golden Calf has IFS parallel in the
daily myocatioas to Jupiter Pluyius.' @.a ~ 3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

The License Ordinancc.- ordi-
nance published last week to regulate
ths-xeeping of saloons, has see.a the
subject of considerable talk about town.
People inclined to temperanee and good
order were glad to have such an ordi-
nance passed, and hoped itr would be
enforced. A good many doubted its
constitutionlity, and argued thasif the
laws of the State prohibited the selling
of liauora City Councils had noauthori-
.t3tOissue license for the violations of
law. Some thought, however the legal
ity of it was conecrned, thatitwas un-
sir TO tax a man Sfo0 forseilis 2 q lii de
lager peer, and perm ittings aEsssE er man man
to sell all kinds ST liquors on no more
sasr.nsnsiye terms. ,Whether any party
intends rcsorting to litiSatioan to test the
ordinance or not, we are uDprepared to
say. If it remains in force, however.
we are quite positive that thenumber of
saloons and drinking places viii be con
siderably reduced, for our CITY Il arshal
i notorious for DONG his duty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-04

II. 4. GooDuUE, sec'y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A COMPACT GROCERY STORE FOR
Lhsnle cheap With apartments to live m low rent.
Appl- Immediately TO L. GAfINEY, Auctt 70
Chtnbois IT, room h. until sold. a.
nor SALr-STOCK AND FTXTI' RtS OF
L liquor rto. Q down tow u, 30 GTccnW ich II. Mui
be to d a. tho owner Il aoing fUuth. 30
EOR SAIr-NEWSPAPER STORE, Stand
a and route, ~ be sod cheap good reasons given
for selling. Inquire a. 242 last 10Th ~, News he
pot. %
TOR SALE - AN EXCELLENT LlQt OR
l. ro.e 2, vel III ted M, Gown toGn VIII IA choaI,
The owner Il glius to Cali onia That's IL q
Iauee Apply imme lately to y, q AFT. ,Ei, AuGt
g Countless IT. room S. Is
ECR SALt-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
so.r; has Two room. Gtirche4 to 1t. viii BE-
cold G ear. Apply 10 G5 MubeIy II, good reasons
vii, be eisen ior selling 81
EOR SALE-OhE OF THE BEST CORNER
i Op Q. and drinking saloons on the East side Of
TIE eitv, near pom uent ferry tpr particulars
apr.f 20 JAS. CARK, .ls stanton 80 81
MILK AND CANDY STORE-THE STOCK
w "a 6Itures Or sac Telt chosp. Appy at SO
ore IA tIch g.. 90
SC0O WILL BUY THE GOODWILL,
"cOO stock and tiXtu. g. o. a grocery and liquor
soie, IN q rOo1 location with apartments Tor lurliy
AM yoIy cheap Teat. Inquire In store, III u u ~
sfeet -
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Personal NOTICES.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
Il not to trust my wife MARY CHARLOTTE BIT.
TIL, AZ will not Q responsible iyI any debs OF
her contracting. CHARLES L. BIIIEL. 5ls
WHERE Is MY WIFE, MARY BROWS ,
w i.ce we'd the last letter from her in july sat,
and | arrived here with the i5ih Eest. y. \. v.
* sceks $50. Ilquilo at 15j Ave A. Henry
BROWN. 25l
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A TRACT OF LAND, WITH WOOD, ~
n aoe- for sne on Lonq Island II miles 10 Ierrv =.
Soil low anu rood, gluU per acre. Hun 10 20 7.
GEO. 6kIDMORE, Is Cedar At. IA
A PAYMENTS IN BROOKLYN TO Rent.
Llln new houses IA 10 ~ Portland svc, near Flush
ing ave Rent for floors SO TO SIC menthy. Apply
at HOUSES TO s"enL tom II 10 3 "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK Guaranty
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
l. Notice 10 hereby given, that in pursuance OF law
tul authority and permisson, the snhscriher acting
for and on behalf OF the Board Of Trustees OF the
Rrick PIetbytetiAn Church, in the CiLy Of New
Iok. viii, on the 18Th inst, ana between that date
and the first day of fchrulry next, remove cauie
70 be removed. from the vaults and ground Of sad
lustces lynn on the cornel OF Chr site and Hous-
ton 81 ects In he CITY OF New York, so lee, hy Gd
ioet inches. the enaius Of deco We persons inter
red IN said vaults and grounds, thcnc 10 Ever
green's Cemetery, Long lslani, unless IN iyiduhl
IA ives have authority nv transfer permit from the
City Inspectors Department, TO remove any rem ms
TO other place # lnteimcut. Dated Nov. let, ISIS
ABNER l.. Ely WINTHROP :. GILMAN. IJ3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11
SEWING MACHINES.

FOR saba WHEELER 4 WILSON :
"Tinf m'.hine, At l5l epuue d. 10 ~. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11
THE NEWCASTLE Mutual COAL cont
Il HANY
CAPT Al $4,000.
ice ISL BhOAnMAG, hEslLI ~ M co

CAPITAL gsbn0n.
OFFICE ISL BROADWAY, kEspLl r. M co
COAL AT COST!
Sutsr ihcrs 10 tAi- stock guaranteed coal TO Ia
delivered before January l, at a. per tou .s, than
N, market rates Coal can be had 81 once Only
limited number OF shares OF tn. s'oek O. main an.
sod Par value, SO. President, Huu. iuhS q,
MArlt r, Wee DO, WIN. IL. Jh,ksON Irel.uror
JACOB ~ EI4 CASHIER Of 1. :. t1suiH, y \.
'I1usec.- David ;. Manners, pfcsI. Of Sew NlnIeI-
drm lus 90. John p. hlhoIu, do kc'' 'ute lus.
co. John &. hather, BlIby d Co.. 80 tirttuwich 81
Wa. II, jackson, ". IA. JACK son a Co, lth Ave-
eau, I0tcl A. 81. Bninsel, Importer - Nakcr II;
~. bphAIdan o. HahAj l..n dalsh, b's D.o.l "ay,
Josoph l.. smlilwuod, Me chant H. Bonys - Che.
IEuslu4u, lmpnrte, w New 81 Mathew White,
Ma, tcf, Nes ANA Bethunt ia Albert ehi. cor
4 Co.. .j.h stAuu BrOadray Bc4J, VI as, Otkum
.ctl., "ts,y t.ty. Mag, PTosIec.u- aus iuu pa
A,sut. IL, Pi.u 81. 90
niD PER TON-BEST LOCUST MOt n
OK tam stove and t.gs Coal "a ,il pei ton ioT
l.allr Nal SWEET LACK, - L'fo. g. w
SO % PLR Ton FOR TIE ELST
Il - - cscd and uhie ash coal, sto't ana '-g
ere ius. 10 the GU, ,ciee.ed L.I t'nfs.r4 Tor
b." dtys only AT 543 Bowep, uuI - aLG lioia!io
u. &C. PRIME a co. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11
COAL.

COAI-COAL DELIVERED AT COST
Coal ut Actual Cost to Shareh0l ers.
SHARES, EIGHT DOLLARS.
PAR VALUE TEN DOLLARS,
which entities the party To ONE TON Of Coal per
year NJ the actual cost for every share subscribed
ON and after November 2uth the price will he rails
cd to TEN DOLLARS per shsie. rec prospectus Of
the Company. ........
GLOBE BUILDINGS, 81 BRuADwhi,
ami 10 NEW ST, SCAR WALL
Let the POPIF sny with one voice DOW \ with the
Price OF Goal
u r 4 & Il $:
PRESIDENT.
THOMAS FcELRATH, Mest Washington Place.
vtCr-ruTsIuINr.
HIRAM III SIbs, Merchant ia Chpmbeiss'.
1REA-uRER.
HENRY KIM. Of King, sutton Go, Bankers, O.
B.oadway.
EDWARD n SUTTON, Ga B.oadvay
BASKETS To tn COMPANY.
UNION Trust COMPANY OF NLW YORK.
CoCNsEL
WIN II ANTHON, 10 i.Nchan"e Place
RICHARD b. KIMBALL ~ Wa stoet
ADVISORY CoAMtrtIE.
J. IT PULEsruN, OF BuiIe!LelC's Overland Dis
match Co OS R.oAdvav
Hon. HORACE GREELEY, Editor n. y. Tribune
WM. Pn ELPS, Of PlelpS JeSett Co, zoo CANA =.
JAY Gould, P.esiIeat Troy and ku;4-Li 4. T.,
AIBENI Il. NlLOLAY, Auctioneer. CT Broadway.
GEO. BELCHLf, n, D., 81 has .IaIst
W. W. LELAND, ot Leland Biothft..
A. n JONES, lave witn tisk Hl,en Bantert, us
COAI-sl2 PER TON-DELIN Erred 70
~ All psrts Of the city Wel scTee' 81 sld .rht
warranted z "a lb.. nom thi " yomu. VI. ley Cod
Yaru loot Of IA n 81, COZ. II b av. LLOYD RkbN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11
\ SET oFTEETH on RUBBER OR SILVER,
EDRN EeoOss$.

DEAD TITO IOUSFKFEPEG>. rJARu-
~ ISG-lIOt SEs, non i-, !. upt
lNallll IION~, SIl lNIItl-, .c.
5,0nl Nulc anl GrUy B,HIap.f ~ 20 q. .7.
81 Wine, ring.r and Ih.te-.u 't,. breads,
~ % t. 10
o,IU Cot ON Gnd 81 en IA et., ~ to / 80.
i,'Up linlr ~ oUs, . tosl
lNuI Bed ~ ~ 20 10 81 3D.
l,uI, t.loo H. b, DO 70 ....
lI,lO, /. =, LUiH Gs.elL. o. " p. o.
lfu tOA4 U.'IItt..
Io'c'hei VIVA Ia..e 20 ~. Es...I-. & which N
10 u.G ~ Pc . 10 80, ~ e..C4l l.l..gt..
i'i WV. GARDNER -aC . { nal It,
WET MUSLlNS EY CHEAP. At LAM
w BtEl'S, b.. Gite4tI cn D.. 400 Ir.,.4 amt
J" Ian a. yc reduced pIic,a. TODD tt.t Oh.
fTntn 20 an De.All,s ior g.. I'd. Also, Iis ''r-,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11

IlRST CLASS GlLDERS WANTED BY
- IaOs. 7. KNIGHT, 10 Fulton st. Is ooklyn..6s
EORwARDERS AND PAMPHLET COW
IL & 15Jacob st. b3g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11

BERGEN HEIGHTS PROPERTY FOR sale.
IL very dosirshe Itsidence lots carriage houro-
,FoS' lni. k1 Ose o b' ,o sY,ou% S"e a.,
fIy1t; ono n~r Colrt House, 5000 &c. Delg J.
Heahis is tho healthier and rlost enient iuo-
urh Of the city. joins II TLAGI opposite Court
Hou.e, Hudson CITY. rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11

A DOZEN PERFECT DRESS FINISHERS
n ranted Immediately, at 50 Blceckef a. 40
A LTTHOGRAPHGC STONE ENGRAvER
LA~Antod. Apply TO COOPER & STONE l4l Full
ton a.. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11

GIRLS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AND
House, 2b Canal It, v Y. iOdrinss SC per ught4i9
GIRLS WANTED-IN A LIGHT AND
VI eAsant manufacturing business win good pay
snd steady emp oyment. Saisiac, DRY references As
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11

A BARTENDER REQUIRES A SITUA-
Alton a. above h1 ten ed bar in the old country
for ears. Addicsa \. NJ, Box g20 sun ONCE. IL
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LOSS AND FOUND.

500 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY
OpeIson returning snsil p,etAgr continuing
ai1I, appci NJ IA milk bill payable TO K. w
WOOpHl'LL a SONS, cor. OF Church and Whlts
r,s or at II E,teN a. 1874
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11
NEW YORK COOKING ACADEMY

500 BROADWAY.
Illustrated LectuTes inc uding every branch Of
the Art Of Cooking, at o'clock, r NJ and on Tues
day, and Fridays n 10 o'clock A. NJ Tor Profession
a Cooks and OtheIs. Adm son 81 cents CA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11

ARTIFICIAL FLOwERS-GIRLS WANT
"a ed TO learn paid whiie learning. !es Madison
q. basement door Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS-THEG GEORGIA
Land and Emigrstion COMPANY through their
&C ina secretary, have made Angeme nts with the
agents o the lnes OF steamshipe running 10 SAvAn-
nah, which reduce. the price OF passage, for cmg
70 SO Emgranh for the state Of Georgia will apply
for passage the Purser Of the respective ships Of
thote IIneA ~ Pens II. 20 and IS NorIh River Alb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11

ANTFD-rIN, FnJCE HANDS AND
..o. zee, tono.S IL 'AS Ahe ieAl tAl
..Lt..t.r.... 40. Iui EIuulfc "a N"r tts,
- oil, iog tr- LIu o. CAAAE., MI
D. 81 20, 20 HJ.E 81 ne y. A.. o. "te" - 'Ie
@ . .Cus paid. a. s,thIJ ~o.k 10 sLoi htils-
Dr.. 10. JOAN ID tL4tS. Sl1
rANTED-FOR A CLOTHING MANU-
nciuiGr os soiTshMcnL sirs " no art vol
.oG "A hu,shcrs ard bllB-ers; none but be
. ...t hand need Hruiy; lOod yH-e- 3ld s-ctdy
men; assu. sd, q Nalen -, "a on 40
AUTHORIZATIONS ON WHEELER
It ~ Ions sewing machines and baIsters m
coats and flannel SHIRTS q, I6i second sve"
y ~ 80 ~ ,l.-E -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11

S1tREOSCOPTICON- SCHOOL OF ART
N'NoW Oxen At tue ChuToh, cor OF Grsnd aud Crosby
SIS near bioadWay loycu Of art should not misa
me OPP ittunty OF attending weekly tsuee OF this
toauuinl exhibition. Year, Of travel and study coulE
no' instinct or p.case the heholder more Tickets
sc. commence At O'Clock. Matinee on Ssturdsv .
a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-11

SEE THr BEAUTIFUL SIEREOSCOPTIs
- con, corner NJ Gfand and Crosby ,,ree,,, near
broadway 60 In time. SbS
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSF-20E
a l9Ncr. l3th week OF continued ,ucoess Tbs
Gtcnt fawliv Regort OF the CITY. Crowded nightly
WIN The elite and tn.hion flint appearance ~ Mr.
Nt'lkNt " Altl,tN, the drtlngulrhed Connect Z.
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WANTED.

A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
iense help Of all nations for good situ.tions et
j. WELPLY'S Office Q Whitehall st. foo Of Broad
suited. e67
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A GREAT NUMBER OF HELP, MALI
Il and female, can have excellent situations, with
cut delay In every capsctty, by applying At MAN
NlNp's old os.ablished Aeency, Is Court It Brook:
] n, vel known TO he the host Office In the nited
States. 81 such ve can recommend II. 365
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

The Pumonic Syrupis ofthe most valuable medicines
known 1t is nutrient powerfully tonic, and healing in IL
sell a. Contains no opium pet loossps The hsgn In the
One kottle frequently ordinary cold but viii Be
we hrst TO take dose OF Sehencks Msndaks's Pills 10
ee4se the sauaehs The Pnlnane Syrup y readily dxes
ted and absorbed into blood to which II mparts heanx
properties II Is OF the best eparatons of IL
use Is powerful tonic of itself; and when the Sez
weed Tonic dssoye The In the stonach and Is car
ned OF by the aid of the Mandrake Pills. healthy nOw a
gastric Juice good appetite and good digestion follow
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

Ny lungs and iiyerpu on new act ion and the ofbio
matter which for had accumulated aud rrtated
deent organs Of the body eliminated the tubercles
my lungs pened and expecto ated from my lungs much
pint OF yellow aensye matter every morning As
expectorato OF matter subsidized the abated pane
LETT me the cough ceased to harass and the exhauing
nghtsweats were longer known, and had refreshing
sleep, to which had long been stranger My appetite
began TO RETURN and at tesI found II deu restrain
niyselffrom eating oonuch with this reura Of Lea
gained In strength, and now am deshy. 4 healthy
man, with large heated cicax the middle lobe
right lung and the lower lobe hepatzed with complete adhe
sion Of pleu The left lung sound and the upper
OF the right one in ,oleraLy healthy condition.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

The Seaweed Tonic "a stmusn and none other ls rs
4mree &hen nsed his pnfe and pleasant bad e
iects Ike when using Boarhon whisky which disorders tie
stomach torpor the liver locks all the secreons tus
suddenly. i'.a1s,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

Take care Of your health and take
plenty Of sleep. Let no one work 10 pain
or WEAKNESS. When q man Is tired be
sshouldlie down nhtil be is fully tes,ed.
when, With renovated strength the work
viii be bsttsr done, sooner aud with self.
sustained alacrity. The time taken from
4 ssyep. .or eight hours. sleep out q, each
twenty.four IS time not gained, but time
a much more than lost; we can cheat eur.
selves, but We cannot cheat nature. a A
certain amount Of food is necessary for q
healthy body, but II less than the amonnt
,shs fafnishedl deesyo commences Abe very
hour. II is the same with sleep; any one
who persists 10 silowing himself less than
Asspre ssasirss 'siIl only ;hsstep BIS sreiya al
10 the msd-honse or the grave.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

Consumption at that time thought 10 be ipcurs BILE
disease, by every physicians well those who
unearned In medcineespeciay such reduc
ed to the condition in This induced people
believe recovery only temporary. prepare and
gave the medicines to consumptves for time and made
wonderful cures and the demand increased rapidly
that determined 10 offer ths 70 fine public aud devote
my undivided attention TO lung Diseases In truth,
next to to il for people would send for far and
neat 70 ascertain whether their like mime
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

a L4the popular Patent Medieises Of
%A the sAy bspts' aENDRr eDRua sT0kB,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

DIrRIBurIoS OF THE sexes The num.
Der Of males in the nited States is 13, !
6S5.S54, against 3,0O4,3 females /;
tboxing esE, 482 excess Of males, according
to the census Of 1860; SO that there Is now
more than man 10 every woman in spite
Of the loss by The war In Europe, tx
elasive Of Russia, Turkey, Prussia. Ssi zsr.
land and Austria. there are 81, $50, 1876
males and 52.346.9lS females. showing an
excess Of 996. l22 females. This difference
10 Europe Is accounted for BY The fact
that 92.06s more males than females have
emigrated to america That accounts for
theexccss of males in this country Had
II not been for this We should have near
2O0, 600 more females than males. Had
the emigration of the sexes been yeqsal
there would be 10 Eafops about l00, 900
more females &, than males; so that this
country is far more favorable than Europe
to the increase and preservation q Of females.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-23

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Principal oce and Laboratory is at the n corner
SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets Philadelphia, where all let
tersfer adyice or business should be direcied. ,f
He win be fcuud there every sArURDAY
to examine the Repirometer for which his fee is
three dollars all advice tree.
from 1nSsy ys,s = 8 Ns street. ever, TUESDAY
At the MARLBORO HOTEL Bostcn. january 10 and 49,
February Is and 16 March 1915 April 10 20 May IS
June IA and i5, joy 10 20 - - ''.s t,,7~, ',J
/ The time for my being in BALTIMORE ana PrrTsBUe
viilb seen In the daily papers Of those sitios. y aa
l9e.silitai sISsAsst silsa.-r sis3izsg stss ID ~
Asss ss' sso,izso7.,.
THE HISTORY OF DR.. ssKESCKs OWN CASH AND
HOW He WAS CURED OF CONSUMPTION.
Many years. ago, whilst residing 10 Pnilsdsph.. had
progressed gradually into the Pulmonary Con-
By my physcau DR. Parish to renoxe into The
removed thither her and ali 6is fimy had lived
and died here-and died Of Palnonay Consumption. On
my arrival was put to bed, where lay for in
what was deemed hopeless condition. Dr. Thornton who
ia III; 1y a, pnyscan ana ma attended bin
case entirely beyond the reach Of medicine and decided that
must de ana gave me que week to arrange temporal
Affairs In ts apparently hopeless condition. heard ofthe
DIES les which now make and sen Il seems that
nerve & and ne ms system ana ever
"pfisa 4
matter wbEch for years had .ud aad rae @
different organs Of the body eliminated the tubercles
y anu ated my lungs as mnch
~ Nv =, 10y as lnis
LETT me the cough ceased to harss me- and the
to whe had oog been and mao
began 10 retur and at tss found e dises to restrain
raioed IN sirenatSs ana nas ~ a eusa ~ & y, iiI,
pleu left lung is sound and the upper lobe
of the right one il in a toleraly healthy Condition
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Seys re nv = n n n an.s peope "a
cures and the demand increased SO rapidly
my undivided attention to lung diseases In truth,
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For many years. IN conjunction Win nv pncipa, an
Phsdelphix have been maxim seulaf
To New York, Boston, baltimore, and Pittsburgh.