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~ 1851, trains will - foto~f ~
alal
( LIST Train at Sal q 4. NJ Axcspt Sunday.
Cd MOO p n, ssd
LEAVE ". MADISON. fra
aud Train II 1880 A. n. except eunday.
4ih 400 r. n.
Tns Train from Keokak u GfS 4. II. connects -
Madison with stagcs for Dariibstoh,
Tho frafn ffom NAAtSon ~ 1esoe d. NJ. makes SURE
With The tfans Of The ~ Moines Valley
r. ard Toledo, Wsbas1 W. R-R. 81
Tks 100 P II. Train Icon hsdison ooanscA With ths
anA a. Louis Passengers ~ this tfafn arri 20 IN
81 Lonis Ne NEXT morning Ats A. u. AN& "
ficksss ~ ell points ~ saae = M 0G d "
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To SAVE Eoos.--Ths following mode Of
preserving eggs may prove Of interest to some
of our readers:
" The most effective, simple, and econont
ical plan of preserving eggs, and without
imparting to them sny foreign flavor, or rem,
dering them unit for Matching parposes, is
to use the patent stoppered glass Jars with
vucanized India rubber joints, and proceed
thus: Immediately after collecting the eggs
put the jar in hot water, and when thorough
ly warm, so AS to rarity the air, place the
eggs in the jar, the point end uppeftaost, and
pack and line with paper, shavings, or cocoa
fbers, to prevent them from breaking, then
close the jar, before taking it out Of the
water, and II will be found that eggs pre-
served in this manner will be fit for Matching
twelve months after, and that those intended
for the breakfast table win be es fresh as on
the day when laid.
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KEOKUK
FIRE AND MARIN 3
.xilss<rH2ace C0sslp0sN.s
rscol PoEArED usDER THE LAWS OF IowH.e.
CAPITAL 100000.
CasA Assa q incestedi In United States Gops m
ssent Securities. "


FYyHfs CO mpsny being HOME INSURANCE. COM.
PANi oous1nds II par tc'ilsriy 20 sfftvsns
iowa. Ins france made on Bnildings ofali kinds Fur
Mswe, fiate. Wearing Apparel and Merchandise Also
on Goods nd Merchandise In store transit. whA<he,
BY Ocean, take, River, Kaff or Wagon,
fnsursu taken At ths most favorable ystes and los
- promptly adjusted.
#s DTRErTORH
b. p. BoN1R, ORR. Bower Co.
WIN PAfT ERS0N, OF Patterson TimbArpap
EDWARD KTLBoURNB, lessee X. MI. P. 81 NH
G. E. PECK, OfCady Peck
JAS. N. SHELBY, Late Of Cox Shelley
a, j.. CgENABLA, OfOonnahae Amvm
H y. LOVE, Pres't fiut National Bank
WI. A.BROWNEfb OF Browncff Bro
SMITH HAMlLL, 80 OfssHapstii AOo. I'D
OFFICERS. F8t
RHB0WER, President ADAMa secretry 4
JMeHBLLEf. Vice Pres't n LoyE, Trsssura
axi-d R m gTLTMoRk. Attorney
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80 t3sf U as=s7s e - -. sl assf 2 85 =
cHAxaE OF THE.
q sas ss asi ss s. \. - J do"
:. 4; y , vi MN, Y 4.
s nj 4 nHp .:ss S. iss'; i f1p'} eoAn
freight 10. 6--..l:sS P n Freight 50. To-. esS n
ss I I'd y Daily '1e pit sa,d.s
omnibusses leave KHokuK 40 ininutes earlier than
he sbes f.s - .1vss hil oshseetinG Win al Pcs
tangse Tseins = Hamilton fs4 41tFs FtH
j. THE 1T. LOUIS ExPREea TRAIM !
Leaves Keekuk 81 500 p. ~, will arrive IL
ekuKat roo .. r. Il
Elesnt Neepias Car .fuR ihraash astwc.D
g Hamilton IN. L0uiR
= y ss'sf fAht aAMH Aes m BoxT,
This psy and :hsrt route oifsrs create sirA...nts
! thih AnJ otSsf 1t being 20 much
THE SR0RT0ST 4 MOST DIR1oF
10 8. Losis sprfncfld, 3b,eSa IN s.euexs. sir,.
cscianon, Htsbnty, PhsIadeip' -, Mr. Tork,
Bosso~, asd sH posnts - MU.S. t1
Through Tickets Is Low as the Lowest
.|sstat s|s:D'ss c.5, sas l:s,
while pursuing their journey. =
Baggage checked through to all principa 20, ots
T1eiehs 81 shisrouts sin !, Serrsrdea vth n.,h
19pfs9e tfeiGht Train rms through foA FstsAo 70
Keok6k In ~ hours 0ver aarges and damage
SGtisas 1Atss = lov - By my othsrrou<e.sa-T
oFl1Ck-in Stone Depot, corner froat aaA JeA nsun
| v. h. feDOEL. Geni. Axt.. ~ Sksk, r.
r. /. HHAP, E.A. cHarrs 8.
j. AapG. Wsaa~ Disis!sa, ~ d 0eeSlS DIT
sRsyS.dasa spens9els ss1tis sAeld. =
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The. White Pine Compound.


ait was ssrIy In the rprns Of u that this compound
~ nsstuatsd.s msabN Of my family ~ sohted
with MI irritation Of III. tbroat. attsadsd Win pisa
ccukh had for SONS months previous fucnEht
that wsparsap hAsieg Tor W lA.a ~ tnGds sesh .,
whits pine might be compromised 9 70 bs ysry useful
In dsessea Of tbs thrsrt SD nnes 10 test the vAus
a IT In the case alluded to- compounded ANAL gusn.
ty Of the medicine fhst had been planning, andgays
1 il In tsa.poonfnl dosas- The result wss exce~dnEy
gratifying, within two days the irritation q me thrvat
was removed, fhe cough subsded and speedy entow~
e0sctsd. oson sftsr tbs sspA s0me 70 sdy ID Lon
dondsrry, N. ii who had been suffering ior some eex
from bad sousA eccsscaeA BY sseoen COLO hAa
i'm srd nsnt for more ths took abort ten cthes. Of
IL seA set vsll, J. y. Ozark. Ess, staN tss y1nn-
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of the Sans prepa
~ In ~ oass Of soiA md was safss
.ey $500 highly gss,.a u, avn i o. 4 w.. b.
fors fhe psbue, that he GnAiiy PsrsnadSa =. ~
| p.nr and stnd Il abroad to beneht ne sunenns ~
novz ber lsSk,I Arss sastytised 10 nndes ~ xoe 81
| White Pine Compound In two yssr. IRON tna, un's
thsre nal bsen whoIesaied In Manchester ADORE on'
-4rpd dollars worth, where IL took the 1890 oiAh
hu. .dss In the market, andi still maintains thi
coach n E.shTpoA REASONS for nds u. Wy soo,s
pa.ison Tt - s:sats, ... sss sras sressdpFI
cheap -plainn tns 49, = = .
Asa rsrosdy for Kidney co. pe. $3.50 -
compound stands unriFaied. 1t Wa rnys1 ~.
not oniy cured 81 ~ e1sv y h,,Ss
hfnney dimcuity OF ten yests standing, gses ~
sasnAi sscovesy many tioussnds have used II fort.
sane plssnt. and hnys bssn esupIsesiy cared,
then IN Is. White ss. scS
taken The lead Of al Cough edes veil . sespa
ration for tbs csrs Of Kidney dicnitfes IA every Nv
Town, village and hamist throughout the Nsv nnAAnd
sctuaI
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80 u L VA rs al @
Manufacture Portable
and Stationary
Steam Engines and
Boilers,
Sugar Cane Mills,
ESaPOrators,
Rock Breakers,
Stamp mills, IS
Mining Machinery,
Cards PateAt Brick
Machines,
Latllcs, Palmer. Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses,
Saw Mills, Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing,
OFFICE 4S CANAL ST,
CHICAGO.
SEED fox CrhCubAKs.
rncs. cRAIArns, sapt nurn cana. ses. Treas.
D Il fxAsna, Asst. W. LCRAsr Hsns Agt n Y
and DrsaaAssnsns Aabhs Bro. agents Lake
oetis-d2n sunerior.
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Row MAxIaAeruRERs BelLp ur Tow
We find the following Important item con.
corning Canton, Ohio, in one of our ex-
changes. 1t speaks for itself, and contains a
lesson which we Of Keokuk should study
we'll; tFE FTT
Mr. Ball, having invented an improve
ment in moving machines, proposed that the
citizens Of Canton loan him $4,000 to mans
ufacture them at that place. They did it..
andtha anesm shnhetofJ wasahec nucleus
around which the following have gathered
Two immense agricultural implement manu-
factories, one OF plows exclusively, one Of
stoves and hollow ware, one OF paper and
mower knives, one of saddlery and hardware,
two Of furniture, one of horse-rakes, one of
farm wagons, one OF cuitivators, one of
wrought iron bridges, one of soap, besides a
large number Of others more or less extensive.
II must not be supposed that those We have
numbered are small concerns, the machine
interest alone supporting 500 people. The
town has trebled' in population, quadrupled
in wealth, and the people, satisfied by ex-
pertinent that manufactures can be made
successful in the West are still pushing for
ward in that direction
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Thc old Wonn.a.

Once she was "Mother,u and Ii was
"Mother, I'm llungry,v "Mother
mend my jacket Mother. put up my
dinner and Mother with her loy-
ing hallGs would spread the bread and
butter, and stow away the luncheon.
and sew on the great patch, her heart
brimming with affection for the inlper-
ious little curly patio THAT made her so
many steps and nearly distracted her
with his 1boisterons mirth.
Now she Is tile "oid woman but
-hc did not think IL would ever come t0
that. She looked on through the fu-
ture aud saw her boy to manhood
grown, and he stood trailsfiuured In
the light of her own beautiful love.
Never was there "a more noble son than
he- -loJlared of the world, aud statf Of
her declining years. - asea,
Aye, he was her support even then,
but she did not know IL. She never
realized that II WAS llcf little l,ey TINT
have ller strength for daily toil--ihnt
Ills slender form was oil that u phelf
lier over the brink of dark dispair.
She only knew how she loved tls
child, and felt that amid the mfsts OF
age his lOve would bear her through
It's infirmtics to the dark hall leading
to the life Beyond. W s
But the son has forgotten the ni0tlS-
ers tender Jninistrations now. Adrift
from tile ipooring OF home, he Is cold,
selfish, heartlcss, and Mother" has mo-
sacred meaning to the prndigal. Size
IL '.the old woman wrinkled, gray,
lame and bliiiA.
Pity her, y brave aIla dry .thnse tears
that rolled down her fnrrowed cheeks!
Have compassion on her sensitive
heart, and offer It thy quiet rest, that
Ii may forget how much II I0nged q,
he dear u10ther'' - the lruy Il nour-
islicd through a cnrlcss lliltlhooh. biit
in return for all this wealth 0f ftciader-
ilers hes only given back lepfpath.
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Complaint.
By DIR. J. @. HOLLAND.

.
River, sparkling river, Ihave fault to find
River, thou dost never give q word of peace to
me! sGr #E &E #N
pling to each air that blows.
Thou dost make no sweet replying to my sigh
> ing for repose' # 4Ek
Flowers OF mount and meadow, have fault
to find with You:
So the breezes cross and toss you, so your cups
are filled with dew,
Matters not though signs give motion to the
ocean of your breath; &6ES# sSGfFhBh
Matters not though you are filling with the
chilling drops of death!
Birds Of song and beauty, 10! charge you all
Though All hapIess passions thrift and fiji me,
YOU are still the same.
can borrow for my sorrow nothing That
avails
From your lonely note, that only speaks ofjoy
that never fails.
o, indifference of Nature to the fact of human
Every grief that seelxsrelief, entreats 1t at her
Not a bird speaks forth its passion, not a river
Nor q flower from wreaths OF summer breathcs
in sympathy With me.
Oh! the rigid rock is frigid, though its bed be
summer mold, rs- -r'.ev assI. ssss .ss.r
And the diamond glitters ever in the grasp o.
changcless gold, I'll ##
And the laws that bring the seasons, swing
their cycles ns they must,
Though the ample road they trample blind the
eyes with human dust.
Moons will wax in ardent glory, though mar
wane to hopeless gloom;
Stars will sparkle in their splendor, though hs
a darkle to his DOOM; So .r q = "a
Winds of heaven he calls to fan him, fan him
~ with am Icy chill. s.. aHa E#se
And the shifting crown of clouds go drifting
DER him as they will.
Yet. within. my inn,ost spirit can hear al
That by law OF prime relation holds thes,
voices as its own
The full tonic whose harmonic grandcurs ris,
through Natures words,
From the oceans thunderous rolling 10 tin,
trolling OF the birds.
Spirit, o! my spirit! is 1t thou art out q
Art thou clnging 10 December while the earti
is III It's June?
Hast thou dropped thy part In nature? Has
rs thou touched another key?
Art thou angry that the anthem will not, can
not. wait for thee?
Spirit, thou art left alone-alone. on water
# s. wild? H E g. q r 80
For God is gone, and Love is dead, and Natur
spurns hel child. .-..t.. .-a- a.E
Thou art drifting in ade.uge, waves below ant
clouds above, . .... -.
And with weary wings come back TO thee, tn!
raven and thy dove.
From kathrinu.
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A friend, says one of our cotempora-
ries, tells us an anecdote of Booth, the
great tragedian, which we do not re-
collect having seen In print. 10 occur
red i'm the palmy days of his fame, be-
fore the sparkle of his great black eye
had been dimmed by that bane Of gen
ius, strong drink.
Booth and several friends had been
invited to dine with an old gentleman
In Baltimore of distinguished urbanity
and piety. The host, though disap-
proving OF theatres and theatre going,
had heard so much of Booths remark
able powers, that curiosity to see the
man had overcome all scruples and
prejudices. After the entertainment
was over, lamps lighted, and the COM
pany reseated In the drawing room,
some one requested Booth, as n pecu-
liar favor, and one which all present
could appreciate, to read the Lords
Prayer.
Booth expressed his Willingness to
afford them this qualification, and all
eyes were turned cxpectantly upon him.
Booth rose slowly and reverently from
his chair. Ii was wonderful to watch
the play of emotions that conyulsed his
countenance. He became deatlily palo
and his eyes, turned tremblingly up
wards, were wet with tears. AS yet he
had not spoken. The silence could be
| felt. 1t had become absolutely painful,
until q. last the spell was broken as II
| by an electric shock, as his rich toned
voice, from white lips, syilabled forth,
lnOur Father who art in Heaven &C /,
with u pathos and feryid soIemnity
that thrilled all hearts. lie finished.
The silence continued. Not voice
was heard or muscle moved In his
wrapt audience, until from a remote
corner of'the room subdued sob was
heard, and the old gentleman (thc host)
stepped forward with streaming eyes
and tottering framo, and seized Booth
by the hand. ..Sir,' said he. in brok-
en- accents. .'you have afforded Inc q
pleasure for which my whole future
life will feel grateful | am an old man,
and every day from boyhood TO the
present time thought had repeated
the Lords prayer, but never heard II
/ before, ,ncrcr. ess tss
"You are right, replied Booth; ''to
read that prayer as IL should be read
caused me the scverest study and labor
/ for thirty years, and am far from be-
ing satisfied with NY rendering Of that
wondeful production. Hardly one per-
son in ten thousand comprehends how
much beauty, tenderness and grandeur
can be condensed In q space SO small
aud in words ~ simple. That prayer
itself sufficiently illustrates the truth
of the Bible aud stamps upon ]. these
of divinity" st
SO great was the effect produced, says
our informer, who was present, thai
conversation was sustained but sh0rl
time longer In subdaed monosyllabIes
aud almost entirely ceased; and soor
after, at AN early hour, the company
broke up and retired to their sever
vi homes with sad faces and full
I hearts.
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looked upon by the law as murderers,
aud punished accordingly. While
there Is no sight su beautiful I'm this
world as u young mother cAressing u
lovely child, for whom u fond father
labors every day, and goes home Mt
night to clasp them both to his heart
and protect them through their sleep,
so there Is nothing so pitable as young
mother struggling day after day with
her weak, tired rllands, to support her
baby, feeding her own strength to it,
loathed by women, jeered at by insh;
no father to love 1t or her, her prospects
of a happy. home and kind husband
all gone forever, just to give seasoft of
pleasure to the wretch who spends his
money freely upon fashionable young
ladies, and perhaps at last, after having
ruined himself mentally and physical
ly, as well as morally, marres good
woman, who bears her curse patiently
for life. There are no words strong
enough to express TIE disgust all feel
for man who, faithless to his marriage
vows, comes home to his pure wife and
innocent children, and receives love
he has no longera right to give. Wo-
men never marry such men If they
know IL, any more than good men mar
ry bad women; and when Ii comes
after marriage, they bear with it usual
ly till death relieves them of their suf-
| fering.
What kind ofa man, then is attract
i've to women?
| The answer can be given i'm few
words. God has made the SEXES that
women, like children, cling to men
lean upon them for protection. and
dare aud love; look up to them as
though they were superior I'm mind and
body. They make them the suns OF
their system, and they or their chill
dren revolve around them. Men are
gods II they only know it, and women
burning incense at their shrines. Wo-
men, therefore, who have good minds
and pure hearts, want men to lean up
on. Think of their reverencipg q
drunkard, liar, fool, or a libertine.
If a man would have woman dc
him homage, he must be manly I'm ev-
cry sense n true gentleman, not after
Chesterfield school, but polite because
his heart Is full of kindness to all one
who treats her with respect, even de
fence. because she Is woman who
never condesend to say silly things Il
her; who brings her up to his level Il
his mind Is above hers who is never
over-anxious to please her. but al
ways anxious to do right; who has nt
time to be frivolous with her; always
dignified i'm speech and act; who never
i spends too much money upon her
never vi, Ids to temptation, even If sht
puts IL In his way; who is ambitious
to make his mark I'm the world wheth
er she encourages him or not; who II
never familiar with her to the extent
of being an adopted brother or cousin
who Is not ov%r-careful about dress
always pleasant and considerate, bu
always Keeping his place as the man
the head, and never losing it.
Such department, with noble prin
cipal, a good mind, energy and indus
try, will win any woman i'm the lane
who Is worth the winning.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01

Tn Philadelphia. one pleasant even
ing, an old lady whose falling eyes de-
manded an unusually large prayer
book, started to church u little early.
she laid her prayer book ON tlie cen
tire table. When the bells began to
chime size snateled what she supposed
TO be her, prayer book and started for
church. Her seat was ut the chancel
end Of the gallery The organ ceased
PLAYING. The minister said: :. The
Lord is in His Holy Temple, let all The
earth keep silence before Him. In
the effort to open the supposed prayer
book. she started the spring OF the
music box she had taken instead. II
began To play. In her consternatinn
she nut it on the floor. 1t would not
stop. ssi,e put 1t on the seat. and /,
sounded louder thanever. Finally she
carried itgout while IL played the
I" washing dag, an Irish iig tune.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01

ISaSfHI0NsRLE TAILOR, FoUR DOORS
II South of Coles Drug Store, Cedar rfalsflowa. he-
,irs neatly ana promptly executed the most reas
enable terms, II.
Agent for Dubuque Dying Company. Orders soiici-
ted c-i
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lNMAN HOUSE,

H. cRAMER, PROPRIETOR, CEDAR
81 FALLS IOWA. This Hotel at the corner oi
Main and Second streets. has been recently enlarged
and tt ed up In the oes STYLE and is becoming the
fayorite resort of the travelling public. . 81
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q. C. JENNINGS,

At THg UNION MEAT MARKET, KEEPS con-
santy on hand good assortment OF the best meats
and Other articles in the market line which he is
aelling at the lowest living prices Main Street oppo-
si:e Neeleys Grocery, Cedar Falls Iowa. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01

CRAINER, HOUSE. CARRIAGE AMP SIGN SIGN
NI PAINTER has taken r. wILp's place at Cedar
Fails aud will give entire satisfaction to all who entrust
him with work In his line Of business shop over fos.
dicks Wagon Shop. Paper hanging neatly done on snort
notice. o. y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01

yNEAEE.S IN MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
Kceps constantly on hand complete assortment
or batcs Millinery. New Goods recsiyed every week
Ounosite Townsend knaPp's Bank, Cedar FaAs
90
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q u LATE2SP,
j. WYTH,

HrTLgSERy AND FANCY GOODS, Sign Of the
It1 Biz Bonnett, Post Office BLOCK, Cehar taiis'
Iowa. o.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01

UCENSrD AuCrIuNEER, FOR CITY AND
County continues still at his old business, and WIZ
execute IL as we'll and cheap as any Cedar iaiis,
iowa. o.
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SIMEON FLElSH,

DauNrRR IN EVERY style. ROUSE, SIGN
and Frcsco Draining, and Ornamental Painting
done In fine STYLE at short notice. Shop in the rear
of Altwein's house, Cedar Falls, Iowa. e-i
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z. BAKER,

VVOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL 'PAiSIEh
- a. - "P~ S-26
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n.Ennpy j, pERXINS,
n, C. DAVIES,

nEALEBS IN LEATHER, sADDLERY HARD
~ ware, Shoe Findings, saddlsry, oohar,, ~
Cedar Falls, Iowa. Cash paid for Hides. S-A
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J. A, KEB { RLE,

IMPORTER OF HAVANA AND MANUFAc-
TURER Of Domestic Cigars. Dealer in chewing
and Smoking Tobsccos, Msrseaanm, Brser, faope'
and Wooden Pipes. Opposite Neelys Grocery Store,
Cedar Falls Iowa 1o's
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01
q, SpauLD!MC,

rONTR sC'EOR AND BRIDGE BUlLDER,
Cedar Falls, Iowa. Constructor OF the new br,age
NJ Cedar Falls Refers 10 Hosea white, spiingville
Linn Co Col. WIN. r Shaw, Anamnsa, Jones CO.
Ala, IA the Bridge Committee Of this city. 81
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KEY CITY HOUSE
.s;.. A McNAILY SISTER,

voTEy r.. WILCOX. PROPRIETOR, C0RNEF
ID Main and Third street, Dubuque, Iowa. 81
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MORRIS LIPPoLD,
T. s. ENcLEDoW,

DARRER AND HAIR DRESSER, OVER A. |
I'D Nichols Grocery Store, Cedar Falls. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01

cUlGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
- Specal attention viii he gwen to the cure oil ds-
e,ses of long standing. Office and residence opposite
and west OF the Public School House, Cedar Falls,
Iowa. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01

TIate of Illinois
0vpERS ,Its PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO
the People of Cedar Falls ard vicinity ONCE Mt
pmmer's Drug Store. Resdenceon "a Street, between
Washington and Clay. N. D-rhe best rc'rrehces
will be given If desired. ..r ST
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01
DYING, SECURING, &c., &C
pueuouE LYING Q COMPANY,

Agent for the
DUBUQUE LYING COMPANY,
The only establishment OF the kind West OF Chcage
By sending number OF articles ut a time, Mr. wynn
San get work done CHEAPER than any one else
Ladies having ribbons dresses other articles 10 ne
promptly by applying to Mr.. wyth. Gentlemen can be
accommodated In. The same way, and have clothing
secured and made good new. lie lis always reaay
TO accommodate all who call. iou
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01
=. a. BRYANT, M. D.,
Ur. JOHN s. KING,

nHySJCJNN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
yNISER,S Drug Store Residence. corner OF
Sixth and franklin streets, Cedar Falls, Iowa, 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01
wM. ROBINSON, M. D.,

Late Surgeon OF ith Iowa Cavalry.I
urAS LOCATED IN CEDAR FALLS FOR THE
III practice of Medicine and surgery oihce over =.
of New School House. o-E
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01
A. HARTMAN,

A II TIIE-CEDAR FALLS BOOK BINDERY, Is
p ~ prepared to do all kinds Of Binding In a work.
inanlike manner Patronize home institution ana
bring on your Papers, Blanks, Magazines ana ram
phlets and have them bound Orders LETT at j. L.
Coles Store, will be promptly attended to-
paner Hanging done to order. 81 =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-01
n. w. WARREN, IA. D

ruySUCuAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IL
Overman's Block, over Eiierman's Clothing store
Cedar Falls, Iowa. 81 e.