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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
Public Sale.

THE NATIONAL HOTEL PROPER-
i TY. corner High street and North Public lane,
near Union Depot will be sold at public auction, ut
10 o'clock A. NJ, .s ~ - -r. i.
On Monday, May .SOth.
Persons wishing to secure the most desirable
property in Columbus, viii do well to attend. t6l
TERMS OF SA1E-One-t third cash. the balance in
one and two years. &. REYNOLDS
COLUMBUS, April 90, 1867. apr30.dtd-n.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
"a DaI,nIrnfnr ExpIanation,.l

The Philadelphia Age publishes the fol-
lowing extracts from the minutes of the
committee that investigated the .Conoyer
case: a'ls4 "'f - ''s'<i -.
sssWhy," asked the Judiciary Committee
of William Campbell, E'did you make this
false affidavit ?" a5l '6'airs l..a s. Ls.'
'sThat,T replied Campbell, twill require a
little explanation. was informed by Mr..
Conover that Judge Holt had offered re-
ward of 100000 for the capture of Jeffer-
son Davis; that now Davis was taken they
had not enough against him to justify them
sodnted to get tcitiaesses TO prove that Davis
was Interested in the assassination of Pres
ident Lincoln, so as to justify him in pay
ing the reward" --o 7'' 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

50 i'H90Ta 2HiVfH cYH1 Dos
I'd .ha9m sitsima cs olai nwob rsso'
od sEe8,a ',e ld tEsi baisaggH 7aafrr
5s re .ci,i0 t0 soaTaF F0i} 1z9H 9ei ad hiR9l
-issg .goi aahi----. 9ildUqsd sd1 ssE
5o3i pHs Hi aD7is re7a B0s aft 50
gaiyI37 nsef esd ~ l 2ui- 1syd soc
yiaaa .V asia aas Hf -id ~ 39eiSns of
a raQ qii" :ai7g ad ssaaIsbg'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
THE BURL0CK DIAMOND SHIRT
The Handsomest Shirt in the Coun-
j try-The Best Fitting Shirt
9u5 o Ever Made. ,g7E &.
tDl Nt! AsArzsEAoz11 GUARAgzEED.
' York Mills Muslin 7 or Plait Bos-

Made to Measure, at the
following Prices, In
Dozens or Hair Af
Dozens: :ugHDs- -UO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
Great Bar gains .

.tacg. 'ui2 ~ aa.lsp iaaa,et e7H. 5gq eaU
-ti a1 i if he ass7d sU si oi5 haf
SIS qIaz $50 i5 1saidas 9d9' no ggigai
siEbjba.a lg ErHi LasH e5t .basi9Ysia
81 7ar15yoi3 81 ee53a 9tt1 o3-aoitauimos 10l
a5va9) eIG51 gaai.duq9{ aHl
3 }9-i AT 97gib 93' .'isH
ta ".aatfa 10 aTn3 iseiaqasp.iae
sl sf2iss ad ya-75 aaG ,Sn1euiWu1 a33J
uoi51AlaFg1o ee,aJ ea- fedt g1'xs ii
tnH bad ai- ta5 g. idC
.seHwvasf se1 aaai0IeG ea1 20 lird oaa q
.<Gu %. baa ,2iqga issu ieaiaaI ek.
lIl.sf & +s a.a 80 Ilaia .3gb OF sfi3 ajoIV
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
LOCATION-On m High Street, one
Block North of RaiIrOad.

eP. S.oThe street Cars run directly
to the door OF the Tent. s.ts7s rr,,-.- =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
Great Bargains.

80 seg eldn7orof eii ia 80 Gaoi 't1g 2
Tseu7I. JooW r.7aa1sYo5 Tt7 stti ihoa
2rlas5i IS .dgnal gi7ssd 7ad .oeIl1sf
4aisz9l sa9i sii bag giBdo algR sid ri s9s'
.sidt ssa5I 81 .aidf1 edj 81
'.f9taaiuo0 9dt0 b.Do9 L :szf- zeod
.G5soqe say Gu1l rsvo 4i.erli s'1EfT
raad oYkd 1 +" :aEas 4i ,1Iou aai11a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
Feeding PIGS

They must be fed very regularly, two
or three times day, till six months
old, increasing their feed as they seem
- require il, with good run at grass
They must he Kept in good growing
condition all Summer with little corn
peas, milk slop, etc. OF course it don't
take much to feed them while they are
small, 500 person has to Use little .iudg-
ment tn feed just rs much rs they will
eat, so they get enough, and not leave
any i'm the trough. Their feed must be
increased "a they grow up; SO think q
man could not tell just the amount to a
number Of pigs by weight o. measure.
When we shut them up in the Fall
they are fed six times day. First in
The morning, feed corn in the ear; do
chores, eat breakfast, then feed pigs
sleps. Atinoon, feed corn or peas: af-
Ter dinner, feed sleps or swill. Have
COED feed ground fine. Boil pumpkins,
potatoes, etc, and feed it warm. with
meal mixed into it. Keep making the
fecdEa little better till they are fit to kill.
They require considerable water; it
-inustf,e clean when mixed with feed
Milk is better; but even with milk IL
little water is good. We clean out the
trough when dirty, and clean the floor
every day before feeding corn. Like all
things, q pig will thrive better when he
is kept clean. and the feed and trough
and bed must be clean ars.... saN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
Sabbath Aea'lia!'.
A Loving Day.


How many parent, may feel reb uked
that they do not afford time from care
and duty to lore their children. Never
mind If they have less 10 cat, or less to
2 wear, but take time TO love them. .. .
mother, suppose one reason why
they call the Sabbath holy day is be-
cause it is such q iorinG day" said a
little boy As he stood by his fathers
sid, and looked up into his mothers
. face. ...- .. .-. -,f
Why, is not every day loving day?n
asked his mother. Il love father, and
father loves me, and we both love you
and the baby, every day as well rs sun
day" @a Ifr'a'a 5t-.'E
,'6 'Weli, but you have no time to tell
US so on week days, =" said the little boy.
You have to work and father goes Off
early to his work, and he is so tired
when he comes home; but on Sunday
he takes me on his knee and tells ne
Bible Stories, and we go to Gods house
together; and oh, it is such 9, loving
day! "rr&@HE lie sgH.--
ay!iYes, my child" said the father,
sit is holy. loving day God gaze it
to us in love, that the tired men might
rest from their hard work. and fathers,
who see but little Of their children on
other days, might teach them and en-
JOY them on TINT day. God is love, and
Jesus Christ is love, and the Sabbath
is gift Of God" .- . -. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
Soar SQds.

There IL largo quantity Of plant food
Of the choicest kind.in barrel of soap
and it is more valuable after it has been
<:isoived in the wash tub. than if it
were applied to the soil in an uudiluted
<,snditicn. For this reason soap suds are
al excellent fertilizer. The Scottish
Farmer says OH this subject: Although
generally deemed only ut for being run
off in the easiest and most expeditions
manner possible, they ara nevertheless
Aighly beneficial vegetable feeders, as
~sai ms useful insect preventiyes.-
Hence they should never he wasted
anore especially 10y parties having gar.
deus, AZ their application to the ground
whether in winter or summer, will
shew beniiicisliy not only on ordinary
vegetable. crops, but berry bushes,
shrubs, border flowers and even window
pot plants; while il poured or syringed
ever roses, cabbages, &C., they will pre-
vent, or al least mitigate, the misciiiev-
OTIS doings Of the green fly ana csts-
pillars.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11

hands are folded, and thcirlips are cold.
Only last week, as I listened, the tears
came for moment: but then sang the
children Glory, glory; hnllelujah
for ever, sversNre!n Yes that is So
While this little band Of scholars sing
only one hour week, those who are
gone sing Glory" for ever and ever.
Here there is one little room Of singers /;
there thousands and thousands join. till
all heaven is filed with the happy cho-
rus.
But amidst the glories OF heaven, Je-
sus hears the SONGS Of our little COM
pany. He has been here and taken
some TO dwell with him above. Per
haps he will come again -whom Will
he take next? But some of these chill.
dren will live to be men ami women.--
VIII these hands ever do wicked work,
and be lifted in passion, or be busy in
| sin: Will these lips, now saying bless
cd wor,is, ever learn to use wicked lah-
gi,nge or speak sinful thoughts? VIII
! these youthful feet. that come so gladly
to our school, ever learn To walk in the
way o: the wicked? pray God that it
| may not be SO. If they will but remem-
| Der and obey all they learn in the Sab
bath, school, they Will become, through
Gods help, good, useful, and happy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
The Little School Room,

There is little room built in a grassy
yard, into which if you could look some
morning after all the Sabbath bells have
been ringing, you would think it was Il
very happy place. Standing there are
little boys and girls looking happy and
pleased, and the room seems bright
with sunshine. The voices of some OF
these children are like cheerful music.
Many eyes, iwish could say" all eyes,
nrs fixed on their teacher, and they re-
peat verses from the Bible. Now listen
how they sing; and "a we stand before
them and hear the sweet voices, we re-
joice to know that the good and ever
blessed God who made these lips and
hearts, listens to them. The Saviour,
who took in his aras such little clii.
dren as these, loves this company as
we'll rs he did those little ones that he
blessed so long ago
And while they sing, ] look from one
bench to another, and sometimes seem
tn see two or three young faces that are
not really there. They used to sing
sjih us: and thought seem t.,see the m
II IL Orgy In my ,ncni'Tr, fer. their
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11

Coon BUTTER as Foul CELLAHs.-
Good butter can't be made in foul cell
lars: Nothing receives a faint more
easily than butter. 1t becomes infected
readily by offensive odors. Much
sweetcr, better butter is made in spring
houses than in cellars. Dccayed cab
bages, ,turnips, etc, in a cellar, do not
impart any virtues to butter, but dcte-
riorate it badly. Good butter is one OF
the great iuxurics of the table and
nothing but the most scrupulous care
and neatness' secure IL. Early in
Spring give the cellara thorough clean
sing and scrubbing il you please, Then
A! whitewashiit from top to bottom. 4
little lime scattered about in heaps is
also beneficial. Have an opportunity
TO ventilate' cool nights and mornings.
But he able to close tight in warm
weather. s,
Shut in the cool air and give it no
chance to. escape. Then if you will
9 scald your pans. crooks, and buckets
with boiling water daily, and use the
proper skill and care. YOU can make and
pack butter that it will be pleasure te
eSt.-Rurd! World. 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11

COP Liver OIL. The Baltimore
American states, at the suggestion of a
physician OF eminence, tti15 this medi-
cine may. be administered, without the
least disgust 10 u patient, by chewing
and swallowing small quantity of the
roe of smok ed herring both before andaf.
ter taking the spoonfulofoil. Apiece OF
sardino will answer, if herring i'd not
pslatabIe. Tho disguise is perfectly
effectual. and the most delicate patient
may,thus use the physic with comfort.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
Original Notice.


To fnl1f 4. TICK ~
You hereby notified tia, before the iAth day
It December, 1868, petition of " Ovrraian Plain
tI, will he hl.d IA the Office OF the Cer Of the D strict
Count In tie County Of Black Hawk stare ri Iuws for
money due prnniissory npte given for the p,rchase
of and aSkn. that Your Interest In said IRE
misses be forecipsei aud sold The amount I,insd
City dollars, ard Interest thereon from October 9th ,3
zen per cent And uness Won appear thereto aud
ni before Of the second day NJ ihe next January
term of said Court said County which comm. on
The list Monday uf Jauuarv lS6! default will he enter.
ed against You therein and Judgement and decree rem.
dered THEREON.
~. .r.s...-.. e.a.r.... J. Is. POWERS
rT's fec IS. ST.. Plaintiff = Ats.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11

"A correspondent oftFel Uemantown
Tsicuuph finds his -crdn, Of potatoes
much benefited by atircssing OF d COM
pound of five parts of fine caustic lime
10 two of common coarse salt. 1t sho'd
be mixed and kept under cover some
time before using. 1t may he applied
to the furrow before or after the seed 10
tlr6pped, il good hnndful scattered over
three feet OF the row. 1t must be APP
piled with caution on account of its al
Hu1ipa aarpneffieay ..s--.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11

The wonderful, aexiity and great comfort md IDEAS
urr any lady wearing the duplex thr'ic SKIRT via
he experienced particularly all Crowdrd asa miles
oyrirs Carriages, iiar, sd Cars. Church iews Arm
Chairs fr Prone nlae AID House Dress, as r Skirt can
r folded hen In as. occupy small space as easily
and consequently as ss muslin dress, an Invaluable
quality IA CrinUlne, not found IN any Single Spring
ski.s. 's.ta ."- '4ssE. .3.
a Lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort, and
great convenience Of Wearing the Duplex Elliptic steel
Spring SEit Tor single day, will never n"er@alds will
lngiy dispense with their For Children, Misses
anil Young In dj.s tey are superior to MI others
Thep will benz, break like the Single Spring, but
vi preserve their perfect and grace ui shape when
three four 0rn 'rys skirts Will have been thrown
aside useless. The 'lnuTs Cover ed with double
and twStt thread md the BOTTOM rods ARE nc. only
iuuh- springs. hut twice iur d0uhr} covered went
ing them from wearing out ", Ell dragging d1"n stoos,
! stairs &c. E.- ge .F
The Duplex ip,Gis great favorite with all ladies'
and is uri. rrsav recommended Ivy the ftsion Nagl-
zines As Tie STANDARD SKIRT OF THE FASHION
| ABLE WORLD ..
| Ia ENJOY the following ines. ni.r advantages IN Grin
o,ine. VIII: urcri1r quality perfect manufacture sffl-
Isl shane ami finish feasibility. dur hility, comfort and
economy inquire r,r J. " Brailey's pupley ElHpc,
Double Spring SKIRT, and lie sure yon grt the eenu;Ee
! article. ~ . d. ss.. ..... -.....
| CAUTION To guard against IMPOSITION he par
'cnIr to c- thar skirts offered as ''DtriEN have
the red ink stamp, viz: - W BradFcy's nHleN ~
| rtic Steel Springs" upon the wnisthanh-ncne others
genuine Also Motto. that every Hoop viii admit
pm being passed through the centre" huS rcvealin TIE
two ihrh,tN srn.S hraied together therein. "Nc'
!, the Of their GeIIhy and saenEth, and coni
| binato.I not t~ he found IN any ether skirt.
FOR SALE IN al stores where frsi-clis' skirts are
! sold ,i,rnughou thu United States and elsewhere.
h. Manufactured ~ Ne sole owners OF the Patent,
l.. WEES. BRADLEY, 4 GARY.
= tn M - y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
FREE TO EVER
CHASTELLE,s,U
WHITE FLUID ENAKCC

For Improving and Heautl,sins tie C"mpl.ionA
The most valuable and perfect preparation in uss fss
gi'ngthe skin beautiful pearl like tint tina. /, e.is
trnnd IN youth. 1t quickly removes Tan, Fr.ckss
fm''ts, Hio'ches, Meth Patches Sali0wness Erul,sss
ana l npEr.''eS OF the shn, kindly healing IKE sane
leaving the skin whie and clear 40 aabas.r II, M.
came" he detected DO ts closest scrutiny and b.iar
Nrtttahle rrepn' atn Is prec.iv harmless, u 10 ths
Hf atc'e OF IN" KIND used ny the French and % con
sirr.d ny the pari&HHs MS indispensable 10 perfeeS
toilet Upwards Of aaa0 hetties were sold during the
pas. year, aSn,rantes ~ - efficacy. Prize ssy 70
EkAGER, SHUTS, / CO.. ChsEs.s
Shelly 2sa RIVER Street., Frey, n. Z.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
EXCELSIOR! EECELsICH!
CuAsTRLLEG'2 .s
II A ga T. HT r e NINA TO u

FoR s:MorSo surEsrLrGrs rLgs.
To The ladies especially th. nyauab. I. ntls.s,y -
cohenas itself, asheins an Indispensable article 10 ~
jure ts SKIN, but acts directly the roots 1t -a,.
rented 70 remove snpsrauoas lair from lop Fo .sas o.
roa any part u i" body. completely totally rsd.
cay e%fp"ting tie same leaving the skin sof, su,oc n
ana natural This the only article used BY the French
an ~ me only real efectial deilasory In e1issnse
flce fih FER package sent postpaid, AIRY addYssa
On receipt nf an order, by BEnGsa SYrr1s c.
Chemists, 2S5 River Street, Trey. n. Y. sy.9I.l1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11

PLAN or YoUR Work Much time
Is lost by the farmer by not having his
work planned cut beforehand. If his
days work, or his weeks work is plan
ned out, there will be little time wasted
in going from one piece of work to an
other. Everything will be systematic
ally conducted, and many hours saved,
that would lie otherwise fritteYed away
in determining what ncXtshaIl bedone.
Time is. money. Save it III carefully
arranging your work for toinorr3w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
PALMER & ROTT.

Dy.ANK NOOK MANUFACTURERS AND BooK
Ed BINDERS Corner OF Main and Filth Streets Du.
sGque,
An Kinds Of Magazines and Music hooks bound Or.
sers ieft At HOLDEN BROS News Depot, will receive
pfonfp, attention. ..s. s3-Gm
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
CRAHAM'S
HAIR RENEW L R.
Grahan's Hair Remover,
4 REMEDY F0g ALL DISEASES OF THE
HEAD AND SCALP.

The hair may be diseased from various cau,.s: II.
may bs dry AMI tiin, IN scrnfGlous subjects IL May
become grey notified from wat Of pig rcut irre.
uar diffusion o! this c"rrnE matter through its fI.oGs
portion. Badness may hpppen FROM various causes
From road5 % the "Acarns" or Iiar.eI.cr, under The
SKIN, or from excessive nervous pain mental anguish
There is partial badness call Il the '.Ecal" which
gives great ANNOYANCE. There is also the Plc pgcai-
CA also called the "Ringworm," in W ich reddish
laid 5es from The scalp making the hair to look IL
i were thfrs OF flesh. There IS also disease called the
"FayG.," or "liOreycomb Riacworrn" which destroys
the hair and its roots covering III. scalp with whitisl,
c'Use New II wonid be the hight Of quaCkcry to pre-
tend that all these diseases could be cured ty pr.nara-
ton containing litic Plumb hcrts (Sugar Of Lead
SHith"r Precipitation ac sulPher sGd perhaps Tine
Us OF CantharidCs as those d. who are Chem
ISIS or Physicians. but pretend that tEey discovered
IheSe remedies accidentally
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11

AGENTS.--We wat AGENTS IN every town -rd co,,r.
~ n TIE country and tus" citing such Mil be allow
cd ten cents every certificate ordered NV them r~
vi'ird their remit anCr amounts Que do lar Agents
Hiil collect - GEMS fer every certificate AMI r,ut Il
cents t us. either ~ cash puslasc stamps Agents
RENTING ut once $50 viii he entitled heu tfCul ST.
Yer Watch and also 300 certificates
Pease write YOUR Name, Town. County and Stat,
plainly, and address an orders 10. %'..'t =
WATCH L GOLD JEWELRY Co
3S-3n SO Liberty street New ynrs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
W ASH L R

DoTY'S WASHING MACHINE has 01uja b-ea
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Great New Eng.
land FAR OF 1850 Also the State Fairs New Ilap.
SHIRE, New York. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota Iowa.
6c and took the first premium ltie Silver Medal a. the
last Fair OF the American institute.
These are TIE cheapest and best machines for washing
and wringnr clothes, The Washer using boiling hot
sis saves three ourths the labor ard time takes out
al! re Dirt no sore hands; frtid air; injury to
The cl Itlies .t... .I =.
SULuS ROBINSON says:, ~ assure YOU 'our machine
after yeas use is thought II To- day than ever
and "oad uo be parted with under any consideration
Mr. OEiSCR JCDD. Editor Of the American Agricuiiu-
rist says "our better half this is taken TO most
Kindly by the help and that size cannot persuade them
to Use any other while This is at hand"
Prof focMASs, NJ D., says: "our family is net
small but smart girl years old did the washing last
week in about four hoari and that, too "a froc
than TASK"
gshOp SCorr. OF the NJ r.. church OdcI.a Del
says! itonk hold (Which OF ! should not Ia, =
done # sc had no machinc,I and in u hours put
through eleven dozen pieces many "fHbiah were sheets.
AMI they were vol done, too, We like machine
much; could not be persuaded 10 do without it,"
AZ y. WHAT TIE PRESS SAY OF 1T. -
The rich might without these machines but the moor
have to look Oh them household necessities Uork.
ing F@ a}'r. ,.,.-... , ....
II Il worth 81 per week IN any fsIny-N Tribune.
Grow ing la favor the more il is used. We like it,
Prairie Furn'sr, Cbictgo.
1t really merits all Tie good that can be said OF tt
H3rG' .ttr Yorker.
Easily worked and does lis work veil - ohio FIR.
s-..
After fair trial gre it tie preference ever all 9TH
eTs -lDica N,,aestesd. .. f...
1t is the best rn,hue for washing clothes we ever
'alS.-Nem Uarcn Jol1rlai and Courier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WEISGEE, with cog
Of all the Northern States also the First Premium
the last two Fairs OF the American nsIitute; and has
ust been awardcd the First Premium by the unanimous
vote Of the committee Of the Great New England Fair
1885, ter the most scrutinizng trial Of the various
chimes oi numerous Competitors.
The wrineer, without injury til. mos, delicate, gnr.
nlens, wrngs clothes almost dry and gets tired.
pHASGg Jgrp says: II is clottes sarsr, tiHie
rsr aud strength Sa,er.- We think the machine more
than pay, for itself every ycsr in the saving Of garments
We think the Wringcr shouG be fitted with cogs."
SoLAs E0plssOs says MY family would give
mp the cooking stove hi, Clothes wrinSer. II cannot
be too highly recommended" ........-
The EEv. Dr.. BELLOWS says: az heartily commend !.
70 economists Of time, money, aud contentmsnt."
From r. g. sTOERs, Ja Do.
II saves lahor eXpSdics work. makes the launt,ress
Eoodnaured, does not tear of button. tina;
mysterious declaration may mean land is
in s.regul.ted family.
"a. E... From the Rev. TIiEo.r L. CuYLER.
Lie IS too short and human strength precious for
womanknd to be ke at the old process Of clothes
washing and wringing In the laundry Of my house there
perpetual thanksgiving Mondays for the invention
OF your excellent wrins-r iwisl human hearts could
be c!-aused as easily. ' b" .-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-11
An AnpOrtion,s,cat.

sal Irct to the follosing rspulatinns:.
Certificates Of lie yurjons articles without regard TO
ch"S- or value ar. FIRST pat iuto envelopes sealed I'D
and mixed; and. when ordered. taken ant IN a
hiGt!1ied boy. and sent by mail. thus gying AZ lar
chance Ga recent" t"t ericat". Aou viii see hat
are Ia have, sn theu Il is your option send the
dollar nd take tie nrGi. not. Purchasers may
thaS obtain II Plano. Meloieln, Sswi!r Machine God
| list for one dollar. - -------