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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05
The White Pine Compound Care,
The White Pine COMPOUND.

II ws early In the spring Of 80 thai tails comeound
~as originated. member of my family tas Afflicted
weh an irritation q the throat attended tifh disa-
srsshe cough had for months previ$us thou ht
white pine might be compounded be vsry rsetul
10 diseases OF the throat and lungs To test the
81 u In the case alluded to- pounded 4maf guam
wy OF the medicine thai had been plannig, and
y 40 te~peonfui doses. The result sxcse6ngly
grhufng Within days irritation OF the throat
wes rcfnoved she cough sutslded d speedy eure vas
snetsd scoA sfterthh seat some 10 iady in Lon
1onderry, n who had been suffering for tome weeks
from bad cough occasoned by sudden cold, aud hsd
raised mucous streaked with blood. She soon found
IT, and got we'll. J. B. Clark Esq editor OF the Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of the prepsra-
uon IN the ease Of cold and cured mmedi-
ssdy he - - highly peAssd witA fhe rseaih, and
sre the publ hat he finally pessnasd give II
nnnse. and send abroad - beueat the s39e{e4 In
November 1855, fret advertised il under The of
hite Pine Compound. In two years from that time
there had been wholessled in Manchester alone one
hundred dollars nrxh where II tock the lead of ali the
cough remedies In the market Andit still maintains tina.
position There 10 good for this IL il very sooth-
ing and healing in It's nature Is warming TO the som
cheap. /"
ASS remedy for kidney complaints the W. bite Pine
Compound stands unrfsaled. Ii originated for
that purpose but person ia using IL for cough was
not only cured Of the cough, but also cured OF
kidney dhcnty OF ten years standing. Since fha6
cfdentai discovery many Thousands have usd IL for the
same complaint, and have been completely cured
The above written hy DR.. Poland, In ls60. Since
then as in MAnchester the White Pine pound has
taken the lead Of all Cosgh remedies we'll prepa-
ration for the Of Kidney difficulties iu every city
teva village and hanst througbout tue Nsv Ensixnd
State.
Thi. remedy is safe and pleasant take as 1t IL ef
sssual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05
A Manly Husband.

4 reporter WAS around hunting house for
a friend. and called TO see family who were
PREPARING 10 vaca;e coy dwelling. As the
door stood open, reporter walked in without
knocking, and his eyes straightway lighted on
tie dame OF the household, who was making
frantic lunges with broom stick at some OBJ
ee, under the bed2
Good morning madam. All have you
G troublesome cat under the bed
troublesome cat mo SIR LIS that she Ak
Ing husband Of mine; and III have him out
os g'eak every bone in hiAbody y
on viii. Ell said faint voice under the
bed Now. Susie. you may rave and pound
hand rave. bat I'll be logged If I'll
com, ont from under the bed while I've got
the syrit Of man about me,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05

Find fault when you must find fault in pri-
va,e. # possible. enisofoe time after the of.
zen ~. rather team ~ the time. The blamed
re less in liesd 70 resist when they are blan
81 T-tnl' ,se es' Bothpartles are calmer.
W. -sa may be struck with
I- " y 'ae 4celser. who has seen
.a4t. aa. va sea ivr a proper time for
A.,'u0emc r. Nger be harsh or Unjust Ia
II A3drea - servants Firmness. with
2 euess 4 deDeanor and regard to the
IT. ~. Constitutes dat authority which is
always respected aud valued If you have
a~s cause to complain of a servant, never
lax hastily wait al all events, until you
have had time to reflect on the nature of the
offence
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05
when and wher. Doe. tn. Day Begin.

When and Where Does the Day Begins
The Scientific american thus answers the
question;
A. we travel eastward the dav begins earli-
err nearer the equator starlight appears an
hour earlier for each thousand miles
going east. When it is sunrise in
New York the people of Europe have had
sunlight for many hours. snd the Calf rnians
are sull in their beds dreaming. Evidently
the day has kfst beginning, and at the east.
ward. But how far and where? What are
the people who first see the light Of Monday
morning? 81
It is the sun that first brings the day;
where does be first bring Monday Z Is We
could travel with him we might 6nd out. Let
US suppose the case. We wilt take an early
start; at sunrise on Sunday morning, with
the sun just at the point Of peeping over the
horizon behind as, We travel westward. As
we go. tue people give Us Sunday greeting;
we bring Sunday with US TO Pittsburgh ST.
Loes. Salt Lake San Francisco. AT San
Francisco our faithful chronometer informs
US that we have been on the tramp for the last
FIVE hours. But we started on Sunday morn
lns silil.s~A III this Sunday morning ever end!
The q'riet Pacific knows very h,tie ofSundsy
az any other day and our question scarcely
receives an echo for reply. NAen We &c, 10
Yokohama IN Japan. or Shanghai in China,
we search for some Iankee. wide awake in
the early morning. and We. are told Tor the
First time Monday morning has come. Every
where now We bring Monday, and in twenty
four hours by the chronometer after startine,
We are ito New York again. and find the mer-
chants taking down their shutters. and the
Monday morn NJ newspapers telling US what
has harp, ned during our absence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05
1 lie 0atlt Gitn.


an hheNhix anc4ShN coMn0Mu sRWn the
terrible casualty that took place on the
pond in Regents Park, was related few
JAYS afterwards at the mi visionary meeting n
eBev. Edssrd Ellis, Of lie Psetsshas Ins
stiGie. said he came there with difficulty
frarn the bedside Of his sick son. The youth
was one of those involved ia The catastrophe,
nj. escape from which was remarkable. While
euowng his skating he was surprised to see
nr.r one, aud then another of his companions
isrs down. Feeling his own position imperil-
elhe made forshore, but suddenly sank In him
ssi and there he was plunging with panic
stricken crowd among the fragments Of iee
All uneonsciously he prayed aloud. Being
u.ed 10 water he managed, by 'treading, 70
keen himself up. but when near the shore a
drowning man graspes him. Fearing that
both would perish, he demonstrated, but the
man c'ung on; the youth then made un his
ulind to do his best, and managed, with many
struggles to reach an island with his burthen.
There a bystauder remarked, ,.Yeang man
yoer prayer were answered. Young Ellis
-, helped in the rescue Of others. till find.
INT himself freezing, he made across the ice,
suking at every step, for the main land
Some cabinen pitied his condition, and .urg
q MIN - allow them TO take him home. one
SAVING with entreaty, Il will drive YOU home
f5r nothing if you will allow me = But
Ne rendered his fathers iniuuctions, if
ne ever got int the water not to ride home.
Obedient to this, he walked 10 Islin gton, and
Is that, in medical opinion, the saving of
bis life was due. but serious illness ensued;
aai it was from the sick bed of this son that
the anxious father bad come IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05

For the old laaIes-A tea party without a
scandal is Ike knife without handle.
arls without deeds are ike the busks
w3.4oat seeas. or ~Ferr s
Features without grace are ike clock
u aeu, iace.
a land without The laws is ike cat without
he- claws.
Life without cheer is like cellar without
beer.
4 master without cane is like a rider
without rem.
Marriage without means is like a horse
without his heaus.
a man without wife is like fork with
Gu. a knife
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05

J, = Akksrr 90, RrsDRieeagax.
MANCHESTER. n. H.
W. LEE = CO., Wholesale ana KessR An.
'r Asoksk. s8csA 5ss o. as8Hs fa1a1i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05

A-.gIQR& NIK4-sloWAs
rrx sf5srwps. Ssn f4rh ISL. J
r hereby Ftlns3 there he's heen hitd y ms
"a eattl :. A.. eaosxlug tht eostuoh q sa7
Gu .s, TIo-uA isasnrsnes Company, fceated al IN
.il4ss4. j o tA- St@te 81 4Aio
Oh te sist .iag ef Jasaary, 4. q lssl,
f, .e,- Tn, iii a.. eyvvisssus of ~ Act Of the
Gtu rd Asscuf - De state Of toss, ecutiea an -
isrcasfoa 10 asaraSar CsnpsniesH approved Jsnasy
:. ST. aud ar act eslaatory thereto, approved reg.
mary sh las ist said stxssnserst shoss that SAID
pans pn-seseA Of the requisite aroant o. eapa''
auf invested A. Teqsirsd ~ Law.
Authority j. sreiors gtssn y the above hsTeu
iauF enruprfste business OF
in h state in ace lrance vita the laws tnersoi unh
Tie Stat day " January, ISIS. -
1t &lsS esraIh@s shsa nr>sssa = k~esss
tou, have ben uly Apprenticeship said Compsny .hsa
fa Agent and Attorneys for the eoouty OF pes no'ae
With full power 10 take riska Of Insurance thsrea -
Arb powl-dxe service of process a. provfsed ~
their Ing with the Clerk Of the Msfrkf oours
said county this certificate and . copy Of tss
On Gle IL this Office i y q q - -
1, further certified that the attached Z we 80
correct eopy n said sts@saen 10 srs md
Ia tessinaouy vksreck I ese hHfeSnSse
Il. ny hand and hssd ny seA g asnss ssae
- day aud yesr srs. above uriffsn.r
IsiAmpl JNo. A. EAdlofI. Andassr 81 sssSs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-05
LIQUID clTlRRH REMEDY
S Y NJ 2 Il O NJ s,

The symptoms Of catArrh first very slight Per
fnd they have cold that they have frequent
lacks and nkitfve changes
t1re- In this condition the may be dry, slight
discharge, thin and xcrid afterwards thick and adhesive
may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges are
iecrexed 10 qnzntfy and changed quality; they
nov thick and heavy, aud hswked coughea of.
The secFetons Offensive, causing bad breath:
smell islessened destroyed tesness fregusny take.
place.
Another common and important symptom Of Cstarrh
n that the person obliged to clear hs threat In
morning. Il . siick shiny mncuus, which has fslen
from the head during the night When this takes psce
tbs may be that MS aisease its way
the lungs, and should lose DO time in arrssting 10.
The above but few Of the msuy Catarrhal symp-
toms. Write TO Laboratory for pamphlet de-
scrbing fully all mptom IL will be PREM any
address Also directions where the medicines
We receiving letters all parts Of thu Union
sad also Testimonials FROM tbcse nsfng "a
: ing the evidence cfiis iufalihie nsnts- a
A3-This --NTs but 10 prepared from vegetable ex.
ous iEshkDI. ~ therefore u h HkEDorLY
trscts KxCLusIvk.- - most teuder and delicate
HARMLESS; srss TO Ia, 10 q
child-Ke
GALL FOR sRELYEs cATARRh -, &c 80. :;
no cther. II not sid by druggists In .S~4s.
they rin order for you. Price - 90 per ~ : =
a Al persons srffsring with any Affection o. .se
Head. Throat or Lungs, should wTifH Il once nor ov
Hmphies fully describing all syuptons pertaining to
the above Diseases.
IN wiz be ssnt fres 70 any address
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
Church 1irrftory.


,.prfsT.-Corner OF Main and 9Th Streets
%, 4. a.. Eberbart Pastor, Services every
Sabbath at i0lS A. NJ, and ~ p. M. Sabbath
school at IL NJ.
observation-disclosures Washington and 18th
,,.aat Rev. J, q. Dsmmitt Pastor. Services
every sabbath ct msz A. Ms and71x p. NJ Sab.
hath school At A. M, = .ssgsr
Main street between
ath ana ~ Rev. ., Ruaaell Rn4tug. services
81" Ssbbsah etioj< A. u. and VIZ. NJ. Sab
Ian school ~ n II.
cnNoREGATIONAts-- Corner Clay and
9Th fstreets. Rev. L. b. Fifield Pastor. services
every sabbath at lok A. M. and 21s T. d. Sab
bath school at IL N.
EPrsCOPAI.--Over Miners Drug store Sd
story. Rev. III. Kinney, Rector Service ev-
bath School Mt A IA. 80 4 ~
UNIvERSALIST.-- overman's Block. Rev.
Hamilton, Pastor. Services every sabbath al
i0K A. M. and 71s p. M. sabbath School al
CATHoLIc.-washington Street between
nth and Sth. Father f. r. Gum. Services
every Sabbath at 8, A. N. and l01z A. M. Sab
hath School at 2, p. M. 80 o..
GERMAN LUTHERAN.-Fremon Street,
Rev. @. Duerschner, Pastor. Services, every
EyANGELICAL.-Rev. J.. Halarcher, Pas
tor Services every Sabbath at l01x A. NJ. and
TX p. NJ. Sabbath school at r. M
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

SCHooI, ExHrBSTIoN.--Oy Is
Hall was crowded 10 ito utmost oapaci.
ty last Tuesday evening to witness a
very pleasing entertainment given by
the students of the Union School. for
the purpose Of raising funds to pur.
chase an organ. The object for which
the exhibition was gotten up was one
In which ALI our citizens should feel an
interest and wa were pleased TO notice
40 large an audience. The amount tn.
ken in was something over one hun.
dred dollars, not A sufficient sum ia
purchase an organ. but with the pres.
amount It NAV be purchased on time.
The exercises as whole we believe
gave good satisfaction and the audience
were well pleased. n showever we
were TO particularixe we should take
exceptions to some parts Of IT, The
paper was not read loud enough 70,
those in the back part OF the house to
hear. and for that reason with a large
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
u gtoa %


many Of my relations have died Of H. In 1889 my case
was frghtfu. Tumors and ulcers spread until In ls42
when, under the advice 81 my physicans, went TO
Avon Springs. received no benefit, though tried
my cushion. and had not been able raise IL
TO my head for over year. The discharge from two
ulcers was nearly pinta day. AmputetieD was recon.
nna ne nSs ars % no. s,ssp
me English physician who applied salve with which
be said he had accomplished Extraordinary 10 The
hospitaIsin Engladd u comnenced 10 relieve; per-
cre. ftis nov is4s. Il isfvs yssrT Gncs nsd ne
appearance Of . scrofulous sore and my health has
been good ever since. procured the receipt Of this
.as x, n.,s
use II or not as they choo This 10 brief but candid
statement given more fully In my circular.
( Geneva, N. Z. Dec. 1sls, I'M PAGE.
NEW Yoax, Oct. ia, 1865.
81 have known :. N. Page. Esq., OF Geneva. n. r.,
for years Ne Is Of The nrst citizens Of West
srn New York. I him last week In good health.
His most remarkable one. but actually true
IN every particular [ssnedl DssAs BAHsrs.'
We have watched the unaided but growing favor Of
pages Climax Salve," and awaiting ourselves OF tire
wonderful curative powers have become proprietors Of
Il is sure cure for Burns scalds, scrosala, sals
Rheufn, Fever Sores Broken Breasts Frost Bites Chill
bians etngs Bruises, Cuts, Bweilings, &C., whether
VIII Surprising essi.y. and heals burns ~shons scar
No family should be without L. IL Il always wanted and
10 always ready We will forfeit dozen boxes for any
single failure. We believe there never anything
rounded BY full circular giving facts. directions, test
monias, &c. and be ordered through any fespecta
BILE Druggist throughout the world Price only % cents
/ successors TO j. NJ Page, LEI Liberty ST., NY.
..s---.s-- ~ I'll. W.ty
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
We Wa taka ,.lnnanra In nnl1ino. IN

BA- We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers to the new adj
vertisement of Drs. Gross & Rogers,
Dentists, in another column, from
which, it appears, they are prepared to
extract teeth, or perform any other OPP
Grafton upon the jaws without pain, by
the use of Ether. or Rhigolene Spray,
for producing Local An@sthesia, leav-
Ing the patient perfectly conscious of
every thing that transpires during the
operation. This appears to be some
thing new, and will, of course, be
hailed with pleasure by those having
to undergo such operations.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

WORTHY OF NOTE. -T'he sun shed its
radiant light upon ps for two hours the
past week. tFA
The weather II growing warmer
over coats and coal ores have been dis
pensed Within the middle OF the day.
Inlay Par.iesn have been postponed
this season.
THE leaves and flowers sre beginning
TO come out and Cedar Falls is put
ting-on style'' and "airs" to.
IT. F, Beswick returned from his
wedding tour Last week looking gay
and happy. -
The late rains have caused rise in
the Cedar.
Wheat IL coming down II Chicago
and Cedar Falls.
The Inmsn House il being finished
up.
The legal fraternity are all at Water
loo attending courtr-yery peacable In
town this week.
Cedar Falls can boast of being cursed
with more old bachelors than any city
Of its size lip the State positive fact! 4
~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-About forty
years ago the Messrs. Fairbanks in.
vented and began manufacturing these
scales, and ever since then their bust
ness has steadily and rapidly increased,
and they have kept far ahead of all
competition. During the last year
they added largely to their works, and
their sales were very greatly in excess
of any former year. This fact is unu-
sual, if not unparalleled, in the histo-
ry of inventions and business In this
country, and proves clearly that their
Scales are in all respects just what the
people want.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-On or
about the 10th inst, large bay mare
strayed away or was stolen from the
subscriber, in Washington township.
I will give $40 for information that will
enable me to recover my mare, or If
stolen, will give $50 for the thief and
the mare. The mare may be identified
by scar of a Jestula on each shoulder
and Is nine years old. E. q. YoUNa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

ANOTHER HUMBUa - Meeting a par
ticular friend'of ours the other day, we
told him that we had tried DR.. J. w.
Poland's white Pine Compound for .
severe bronchial affection of which we
had been suffering for several years
past. Turning up his nose with that
peculiarly sCise expression which dis
tinguishes all our friends, he replied,
f" Another humbug." We only wish
our friend had been in our situation,
and found such complete and positive
relief as Ue did for the small sum of
$1.OO. He might possibly have reserv-
ed his selfsatisfied conclusion until he
had seen the beneficial effects of his
wonderful vegetable compound. Sold
by all druggists.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
Dr. schenkss mauar.ks Pms. a sab
ntftuQN for CalOm0l.


These Pills are composed Of various COTS having the
power TO relax the secrsons OF the liver promptly
and e6ectualiy blue pin ureury and wIoat pro-
ducing any o. 49, asas.eshls or dsnssesns sfsets
which often folJsw NJ uss o. NJ lister.
In all biIouS ds0n sfs ttsss pills may ~ rcd with
confidence, &sy promote ths dlsohsS1s " vitlAssd
Dlle and rensye tsss e6slrustions from The ssr spd
hillary Duets which sse The esnsss q bilious setons N
sCHiNCKy MANDRAKE PILLS cure sIel headache
an q dsosders Of the liver Indicated By ssllow kin
coo3od tongue. s0etiveuess, WEAKNESS, and feuosni
feiag of drcwfnes and laetude showing sst he liver
10 N torpid " ohstFoctsd eonGtoa.
In Short theue pB nny Be used with advnneaGe Ii III
when puy8s I've Alternative medicine rtored
Please ~ fsr "pr. nch<nck's mandrske Pnlss. and
observe At The two ktnesses u tn Doctor IRE ths
Govsrnent stamp ens vtsn b the sss stage Of Con.
sumption, and the other IN hls present health.
Sold VI ~ drnRgsts nnd dsaera Rrics - cents per
bog. PrinspeI ocss No. 10, NORTH - etrsst, Pha-
denefsi wholesale. A gents: Demss Barnes Co., n,
Park Row. New Yorf 3. 9. Hsncs, 105 Baltimore Sc,
Batmors Nd; John D. rark N. B. cor. Of Fourth and
Walnut s.. Cincinnati, Ohio Walker Taylor. 1874
and lSs Mabssh Avenue. Chicago, I; Collins Brgthsrs,
southwest corner Of sscond and vine Streets 81 tois
No. y l&tw m ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
n6rPEw RENrINa-Tba s,;ns ., ~

~ Pew RENTING.-The Slips in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church will be rented
flor the current year commencing June
1st). on Monday evening next, May
9th. All interested are invited to be
present at presicely 8 o'clock. The
choir will entertain the audience with
some select pieces Of vocal and instru-
mental music. A diagram of the
church can be seen at F. N. Chase's
store. s.s8
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

Nor ONE CENT IN Six YEARs.-Our
machine has been in almost constant
use for nearly six years, and has not
cost one cent for the repairs. 1t has
given great satisfction.-[Le Letter of
Casper w. HILLMAN, No. ], 229 Health
ST., Philadelphia, March 10, 1866, to the
Wilcox & Gibbs S. M. Co.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

FIRST WARD.--At the special cleo
ton last Monday, Frank Wallace, Eeq.
was elected Alderman of the LIST Ward
vice J. M. Benjamin, resigned. There
being no opposing candidate, the cleo
ton passed off quietly. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

AGUE, CHILLs, OR INTERMITTENT
FEVER cured, or the money refunded.
DIR. WTTT'S Ague pills are entirely a
new medicine, and having been tried
In over 1900 of the worst and obstinate
cases of chills and Fever, and not failed
even in one case to effect q speedy cure,
the proprietors guarantee them to cure
every case, even after all other medi-
cines fail. Those suffering should
Immediately give them q trial. They
are warranted to cure. For sale by
Druggists. or sent by mail On receipt OF
the price, ST.. DIR. WITT, Box Gil,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 8-3-ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

n@- G, A. R.-There will be . special
meeting Of Post SO, g. A. r., at Coun.
Gil Hall on Tuesday evening, May 18th,
1857, to consider the propriety Of OBJ
serving the 4th of July in a proper
manner. Let every member be promp,
when the Bugle calls. .IsJ
By order of the Post Commander.
.,@ G. B. STIhsoN,
go T Post Adjutant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

AsToUNDING.-"Death to crinoliney'
says some foolish man; then "long
live" short dresses wesuppose. mary y
we can't go such an abridgement of
modesty, It's awful trying on the eyes
to have to look twice to tell large girl
from little woman on our streets.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

WHEAT CROP. The wheat crop looks
promising in the country. The cold,
backward spring is said to be by old
farmers the best kind of weather for
wheat. ITS nm Ill wind that blows
no one any gcod.ns 44G ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

sA- Lathrop's is the only establish
ment in town where dress making is
done in city style. They go to the city
and know what people are wearing and
therefore are best posted. All work
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

No. If you want Fashionable MILL
merry goods, go to Lathrop's, the largest
stock in the city. New goods received
every week. No old goods palmed off
on the unsuspecting, AZ new and FASH
ionable. All parties receive polite
treatment and all pay tho same price
for goods. Go to the largest and cheap
est Fashionable Millinery House in the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

ID. d 8. c. r. R.-A strong effort is
being made by the Illinois Central r.
r. Co., to get possession of the ID. & s.
G. r. II. We are informed that the
matter has not yet taken the form of q
negotiation, but that 1t Is likely to
reach that point ere long. ae
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

No LETTER.-A man supposed to
have lately arrived from "Sitka Island''
enquired at the Post Office one day this
week for letter, and when informed
that there was none for him, very in
dignantly asked 'sif there was an other
Post Office in town. H gh
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

AcCIDENT.-LastT Tuesday afternoon
while Mr.. nj. l.. Knapp and the two
Pashley Bros, We're working on. his
residence in the southern part Of the
city, the scaffolding on which they
wero standing gave way, bringing
them suddenly to the ground. The
three were injured considerably though
not seriously, and we understand all
are able to be around again. ee Ha