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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03
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Suter Bersig iebe.

Bertbolo war in ieinem einnen bas @ebirss
lanalam abmGrts seifiesen ano aauo iest in bes
lump6esn @eseub bee Sort Mpores auf cine.
MnbSbe, binter tpel@er unter einem Iberbansen.
ben @ranit,Gellsn Elm fIeines 9aus nit seinem
@trobbadbe berYorblidte. Is mar bissHtrs.
i@miepe leines @esatters, bH Sgmiebes Mar'
tin i'm Mopr, eines @annes son altsm @9rs'
uno aorp, ber, bereits eis siebsnsieer, bas Gil
BET bss Mlters auf ieinem @upte, aber tein Gil
bsr in ber Ia19e, tuubl aberein per3 suul treue'
uue pabrer Qisbe gu @utt benz 5errn, oou
@abrbeit, Ofenbeit uub etli@teit in feiuen'
Snnern trug.
Gar farsli& mar Der gerSena, wslaen Mar'
tin int @ei9afte ieinsr 8srsbmiete fanb, benn
Ct befanb fat nur in bea GrtrdsniGt isines
5anbarbeit, pel@e ;ufaais 9eiienbe bes @ebir'
a.s son ibm teii&tsn, unb fctonnte aud Der
tbplb BON Nartin, rpelden er, psil bieisr ieins
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03
&aIenbariunt.
Aprt1. /

D.. Siibor, Gr3ti}dof BON SepiQa in CPD
nieu, leudtete bel (einem gulfe bur4 1sin Bti~
lpiel uuo feline 9ebren. Sein gifsr mar unsr~
mioet, feline Qi.be obne @reuaen. Starb i'm
SABRE 636.
S. gincena Gsrrerius trat in ben
preoiaerorben, 100 er weeen 10 pieler 8sfebrun'
gen, bic feline eifrisen ~rsoistsn beuirften, 3u
ieiner 3eit ais ein Mpo(tel prnGuropa anssiseea
murbe. Starb 14l9.
6. @uilielm int 2lofer ct. @ern'aia~
bes,Wres ersosen, tuarh @borbsrr bon ct. ST.
nepefa in Varis, bann Mbt su Hcstielo in Do
nemarf. Gr arbeitete be5 l1noanfes Der gSelt
unaeadbtet, unperbro0en I'M mBeiuberse bss 5errn
fort, unb ifarb 1903.
7. 6errmaun su 4Sln AM Nbein ssbilr>
tia, (einer aeu|dbeit pesen NIT benz geinamen
e3ol.pb beebrt, fannte bic 0efabren ber tetrilse~
riiden @eIt, fub baber nit bsilissr @a@lam>
s.it iibsr f9 feltR ieoe &sisans CUR @iinbs. Sn
benz yram unRratenier Orben slauate tt nit al
len Susenpsu uno ifarb 1926.
g.. Dionyiius, 8ii@of su Gorintb, ifarfts
i'm @lauben ni9t nur itine 9eerbe, ionbern ser'
breitete feline 2iebe bur4 8riefe aud in ansern
prosinaen. 90 frense tusenbbaft Ct essen fid
par, 70 selinoe foute man (par feline Meinuns)
nit ben GefaQenen banbeln.
9. Maria, bic Brau bes alecp1as, tpal
zine fromme unb eetreue Besleiterin Selu aud
bis @clsatba. @ie bra@te na@ benen 9ini9ei'
ben @p.3sreien gum @rabe, ben bsilisen 2ei9=
nam u ialten, une uurbe nadber nit Der g.
fteiauna bes scu ben Gobtea auferfanoeueu
6.ilanbes besliidt.
10. Yallabtus trat bas 8istbum u
Murerre ~ elmer 3eit an, no pas 2afsr ben
Norrana sur Der Eueene bate. Mit eiuer msi'
fen 11nerf9rpdenbeit eins sr tsnsm ~ qs'bs uni
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03
9ffou pon Gpdblnngen.
8ergsetf &abejabl
uub feinc Gciel1cn.
Yrs. DR.. ,. prodks.
8fim Wettertreuae i'm nEeutels"
4 arunb~-
(Iprtlebu3.)
eifrrifhe Grsdtluns aus bsm trbu,sideu Vrltsetsn

.a grunb"-
(JprtleBune.)
wlit tieien Wprtem bridte ber @riiue bem
armen Qeiaweber sier 8uyfer>@ >@rpi4en<S Stiide
in bic 0exb, unb ebe Berttclb nod aatpcrten
fonute, :par Der @eber nit ieinen beiben 8eslet-
tern i'm Didi9t bss 5o@palbes neridwunben.
8ertSelb Muer itanb abos jebt ifarr uns in-
nenb It tlidte sur 5teQe no ber ieltlame ST.
ber NIT ftinenB Bssleitern seri@punosn mar; ibn'
famen isbt plSsIi@ bic bSbaeuben Worte&ctests
in ben @iun: ,bann tpeis i'd fiir bid tsine an"
bere 5Ilfe, als bab bu beizeu 8etteltab in BIT
5amb nimma unb auf bic S@neetopee binaui
lfeisa; sieaei@t beseenet pir int Geufelssrxnt
aus ber @etterwulfe iteisenb, ber alte 8ersssiil
Rubesabl unb i@entt BIZ, menn bu itm ee;ns
Nptb flasa, ein paar aupfer-Dreier, bic er
eann, tpie ntannisli@ beeannt, nur unter ben
5ammer ;u Iesea trauat um @olO teraussa'
f9lasen."
5@eu blidts Bertbolo iebt I'M ii9 berum uni
| merfte erf jebt Dab er i'd i'm @ebirse serltissen
bate unb ni9t weit pon eem auf Der ueitliaeu
@eits sesen 8Sbmen gu l@ruh binablauienbeu
1900 8ub tiefen 2balsruns itane, mslder be'
Rieleu- pber Seufelasrunb ssnannt mirb unit
wc, Der pon Iino auf &inbesfinb fortererbter
Gage bes gclfes sufolse, Meifer &Itssabl mi
ieinex Weielsn ieins uaterirbiiae Wrbnfat
| bat.-
Bertbo!o susr par eis ldli9ter, ebrlide'
Manu, mel9er ebten gbrtaeuslaubeu in feinen
perssn trus, aber nemunsea@tet, wie 10 Well
gewobner ees &ieiensebirees in fruberen Sa.
aeu, ron ben aberslaubildeu yorurtbeilea ieine'
3eit ni9t gan; frei mar. Mit einsm isItlamsr
unbsimliasn @efabls itiss er isst auf Der ar
bern @eite ms Ibal binab, Der @essnb gu, nj
feline Gru,li9e 8auee laa, um ieinem Weibe BIZ
erlebte Besesnuns nit BEN @riinea une bsilts
Bessiteru su ersablen. -
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03
Suaenb beS Mrsnetn ,1t,b
&etben.

Wan mae iagen, .pas man uiH, ea tptrb bem
9lrmen bel Wettem iaurer semabt tusenbbaft
III fein, ais bem Rei9en. Mter TN, 70 Rrablen~
ber elan3t aud bas @ute, mas biz Mrmsn AT
.G& baben. Sn man9er ournebmen Wobnuno
lebt Elm better @atte unb Uater benen 8erbienffe
in bielen beieen Besiebanssn nit Re&t biz gum
6imnel ertpben tperben. Nter brinse ibn bin
in bic 6utte ber Mrmutb, in bic Wobnune bee
Glenbe. Streife leiner ia0neu iunsen Grau ibr
5eibenes aleib unb tbre Supslen ab; nsr'pirrs
itr seau&tenes 6aar, bride fribe @un3eln aaf
ibre gueenbrauen, faeife ibre blane @anse nit
6urae unb sielfa@er Gntbebruns, bebedte ibre
babinse19wunbene@ @eifalt NIT sinem plump ser'
Ntdten aleib., lab ibreu ,tinsisen @@mud, ibre
,inaise 3terbe leine 2iebe iein; bann fannf bn
bic Wabrbsit unb @tanbbaftiSteit bieler 2isbe
ptrflt@ erprobsn. Aenbere iufort feint Steauns
in Der Welt 70, bab er In bieien junsen @el9o'
pfen, bic um feline anie berumfletter'L niebt bic
Grben ietnes @ei@tbumes uub ieines 9lamens,
fpnsern fleine punserleiter, bic nit ibm I'M isin
tasli9es grpb rinsen, 1uelidli@e, bic auf fsine
Grmll&e Mabl,eit Bei&las lssen, Ginbsitsu
Febt biz feline gauge Summe BON Comfort bisi>
biren unb ibren esrineen Betras ssllenbs ani
Ni&ts reouairen. @latt ber 2iebspiunsen be,
Riubbeit in ibret 10 liiben l1nf9alb nnb 3art'
lidteit baufen fe alle ibre Mdnsel unb @@msr'
,en. ibre arantbeitsn uno llebel ibre @si3bar'
feit, ibre Qaune nnb @ebleibtefeit auf ibn; laf
ibr @eplaubsr ni@t Don anmutbisen ttnbli@er
qbanta|isn, fpnbsrn scn Ralts, BON 9unser uni
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03
Sabr8an8 2.
Oas &imrnelrei6 aaf Grbe,'

Den @rune gum oimmslrei& auf Groen
Sat Gbriftus einfena bort eslset
$50 r. aus @aiIer @sin Lief perben,
Der ietes 9ers auf's Hsu' betpset:
90 febt er ba ii, 5errli9teit,
Da Ct bas 5aus gum Gempel tueitt.
llnrinet ni9t spn bsr DOnnsrmolte
Ees 5eeres in Sernialem,
Grl@ien er pransenb Dor bem gults
Mls RSnieslrbn BON getblebem:
Des ffiQen 3auies trauten 5srp
Salt Ct tes 6immelrei9es pertb.
gDiuR bu btn 5immel bier i&on flnben2
8 fa@' ibn nur int fiaen 6aus!
oi.r fauni bu fril9e 8ranse ptnben,
5ter sebt bic 5reube sin unb aus,
Die tmmer gefe bir bei4eert,
@u RaiIer F9 ii. @ein serflart.
Wp ffets bic @atter fnb perbunben
Sn 9iebe pie am 9cGseitsfef
$50 Greue beilt bes 2ebens @unben,
SO ME bas 9ers f9 tpanbeln labt,
so frub esbsibt Der ainber @@aar;
Da IL Der 5immsl li9t unb flar.
5o labt i'm 5aue bic 2iebe ralten,
5ie ma9t bas aleine srpb nnb reid
Dann pertet iiets Sbr Geiftas balten,
$50 Da0er tpirb bem @sine sleid,
Den man seniset bod ME ptrsebrt.
!6eil 1clGem 6aus unb ipldem 5sro'
M. 3ille.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

pFanste bic Qiebe sur Guseno in ben 5ersen iei~
ner Seerbe bur9 @erbseituns a@ter &elisions'
unb 0laubenesrunblase. Starb ego.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08
Let Us Protect Ourselves.

The physical structure Of tue strongest human
being is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies are
endowed by nature with a certain negative power,
wholesome Influences; but this protection IL i'm
perfect, and cannot be safely relied ON in nm.
healthy regions, or under circums tanccs Of more
than ordinary danger. Therefore, it Il wisdom I;
IL Is prudence: II IL common sense TO provide
against such contingencies, by taking an ANTI.
norE IN ADVANCE; IN other words by terrifying
the system with IIOSTEITER'S STOMACn BIT.
TIERS the mos. complete protective against all
the epidemic aud endemic malades thnt has ever
been administered in any country. A remedy
for Dyspepsia, there Is no medicine that win COM
pare with IL. Whoever suffers the pangs Of indi
,estion. anywhere on the face OF the earth whore
HOsTRTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS can be
procured, does SO voluntarily; for ~ surely M
truth exists, this Invaluable TONIC and ALrERA
rive would restore his isordered stomach to .
healthy condition TO the ,eryoGs II Is also es
psclally recommended, aud In cascs Of CONFIRMED
constipation II also affords speedy aud permanent
relief
In all cases of fever and ague the BITTERS II
more potent than any amount OF quinine. while
the most dangerous cases of bilious fever Weld to
Is wonderful properties Those who have tried
the medicine win never use another, for any of
the ailments which the HOSTETTER BITTERS
processes TO subdue. To those who have not made
the experiment we cordially recommend an early
application TO the BTrTERs whenever they are
stricken by disease of the digestive organs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

Observation-Disclosures called us to
Dubuque last week, where we spent
one day in doing" the town and
noting its recent improvements. We
were surprised to see so many evil
dences Of enterprise and substantial
growth. Large business blocks are
going up all over the city, and il any
doubling Thomas will take look at
the improvements going on he will
be convinced that the Key City il
destined to maintain her position as
the metropolis of Iowa. They have
wealth there, and men who have the
inclination to use it i'm the building
up of the city. We took look
through the extensive paper house OF
Nj. w. Briggs & Co., looked i'm on the
Times and Herald establishments,
and finally landed in the hospitable
and popular Railway Hotel of J. l..
Wilcox. All would require a hall
column to do them justice. The
public find reason to endorse the
statement that John l.. knows how
to accommodate the hungry and
weary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

SoRGHUM.-The Sorghum Manu-
facturers find that 1t takes about a
third more cane to make a gallon of
syrup this year than it did last.
This is attributed to the wet season,
we have had, but it is said the cane
makes better syrup, which we pre-
sumo may be attributed to the fact
that the unusual amount of water
which has TO be evaporated carries off
with 1t an increased amount of the
rank properties of the soil. We
tasted some very nice syrup at the
mandatory of Messrs. Bishop &
Bancroft i'm tie south part of town.
They have on hand all the cane they
can manufacture between this and
cold weather. and have been unable
to accommodate all customers. Very
much of the cane that has been raised
this season will not be made up for
the reason that farmers are so be-
hind with their work. 1t is said
that the raising of sorghum does not
pay and very many who bought
mills have sold them or let them be-
come unserviceable. Sorghum ought
certainly to command price
sufficient to justify its production
at the present prices of sugar, and
we hope its production will increase
to such an extent at to materially de-
crease the price of our sweets.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08
r.. r. BALLS EMpIRES,suLoc

r.. II. BALLS EMPIRE SASH Lock.
First Premium di0drdcd at The ohio
State Fair, Sept, 1868. This lock
does away with oil objections hereto
fore raised against Window Locks,
and its superiority over all others
consists in the following reasons:
1t holds the sash up square at the
meeting rail, so that the opposite
corner will not sag, thereby prevent
ing an opening at the top of the
window or at the meeting rail.
1t supports the window at any de-
sired height, and locks the sash at
the same time so that 1t cannot be
forced open from the outside, and
proves to he an effective security
against the burglar and nightprowIer.
There Is no cutting so as TO disfig-
ure the sash frame or castings, nor
friction that will cause 1t to get out of
order, and nothing to prevent its
lasting as your dwelling.
1t Is simple as the old fashioned
door button, and is used with as much
ease; you have the use of both hands
IN raising your sash, which is oper-
ated with the same freedom as those
hung with cords and weights, the
sashes working entirely independent
OF each other.
1t is endorsed by architects, car
penters.and builders, as being the
best Sash Lock ever brought to their
notice.
For full particulars call on II. NJ.
STEAD, at his Sash. Door and Blind
Factory, Cedar Falls, Iowa, Sole
Agent for Black Hawk County.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

FROM FIT. DoDGE.-Prof. /. IL.
Bum, who is now holding a musical
convention at Ft. Dodge writes us
sour Convention at this place is pro-
crossing finely. The people of Fort
Dodge have identified themselves in
the work of the Convention in a
very prompt, energetic manner. A
largely attended and enthusia site
railroad meeting was held here last
evening to consult as to what should
be done to induce the Des Moines
Valley II. r. Company to construct
their road by the way of Fort Dodge.
The company seem inclined to pass
some six miles southwest of the Fort
which would do serious injury to the
place. Some favor making an offer
of money, others say let them go and
We'll form company and construct
a road on this side of the river; COM
mittee was appointed to consult with
the Managers of the ID. M. V. r.. Co.,
and ascertain If possible just what
they intend to do in order that the
people may know what Is requisite
to secure the road. More anon.n
l. IL H. 4 r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

T. LANDGRAF, Merchant Tailor
and dealer In gentlemen's Furnish
ing goods and Hats, has opened out
at his new quarters one door south of
Il. N. Chase Fruit Bazaar, Cedar Falls,
having engaged the services of the
well known cutter, Z. Pickton, who
would be glad to see all of his old
friends and as many new ones as will
favor him with call. My stock of
Cloths and Cassimers Is complete,
consisting of French Coatings, CASH
meres in numerous shades and col
ors, Broad Cloth, Doeskins and Tri-
cots, all of which will be made up I'm
the very latest styles and best work
manship. Thankful for the very lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed,
| hope by strict attention to business
to merit continuance of the same.
T. LANDGRAF.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

The voters of Cedar craftsmanship
are hereby notified that the following
Township Officers are to be elected at
the General Election, to be held on
the Second Tuesday In October, A.
ID. 1860, ut the Furniture Rooms of
e. A. circuit, one door west of the
Post Office, in Cedar Falls, Iowa:
One Supervisor. s*
Three Township Trustees.
Two Justices of the Peace.
One Township Assessor. e.
One Township Collector. '
One Township Clerk. grun.
Two Constables.
One Road Supervisor for each Road
District. a.a - Id.
. One Constable for Cedar City.
BY order of Trustees.
e. B. STILsoN,
Township Clerk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

THOSE CATAPULTs.-Our attention
has been called to the reckless shot
shooting with catapults, by the boys
of our city. Windows in our
churches, and, in fact, all of our I'M
occupied buildings, have been in
jured more or less. In the Episcopal
church, two of those stained glass
panes have been broken in this man
ner and cannot be replaced without
much expense and trouble. 1t seems
to have been quite fine amusement
among the mischievous boys of our
city to injure property in that man
ner. We hope, for the good of the
community, that some means will be
taken to have it stopped at once. II
it cannot be done by sharp hint, let
the strictest means lie enforced.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

HORSE THIEvINd IN WATERLOO.
On Thursday night of last week a
black mare, with saddle and bride,
belonging to Geo. Ordway az Water.
loo was stolen from his stable. Dur
ing the same night, p. III .Conger had
two valuable horses, a set of double
harness, and a buggy stolen. Tele.
grams were at once sent in every di.
rection and on Saturday night dis
patch was received that the horses
had been captured on the prairie a
few miles from Independence. The
conclusion is that the thieves were
crowded too hard and were compell-
ed to abandon all efforts to get away
with them. The other property has
not been found, and the thieves are
still at large.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

The Omada Republican pays tho
following tribute to Iowa: "The
Iowa State census, just completed
with the exception of five counties,
indicates an increase in the popuIa-
tion of the State of about one hun.
dred and fifty thousand in two years.
The advance of our sister State has
been wonderful. 1t Is within the
recollection of many when almost her
entire territory was a wilderness. -
See how she has progressed: In 1885
what is Iowa now, contained but TO-
600 people; in 1916 only 700 and in
in 1855, 5lc, 900; in 1867, $50, OOo--now
nearly If not quite 100000. We are
confident the census of 1870 will show
l,15O, 900 TO ], 200, O00"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

Stop THIEF.-If the miserable thief
will bring back the building ma
terial stolen from our premises last
Tuesday night, We Will return him
his whip, which he left behind, but
not until we have used it over his
worthless hide to within q hairs
breadth of his life.
p. s. Since the above was i'm type
1T has turned out that the said whip
was stolen, with two blankets, from
the wagon of Il. w. Whitehouse and
the thief in the hurry to get away
dropped it while stealing more plum
der. We are not heavy Il. w. now,
on whaling the owner, but please
oblige by 1oaning the whip for the
purpose named, when the thief
turns up.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

CORNELL CoLLEGE.--We learn
from Rev. w. L. King, President OF
Cornell College, located at Mt. Yer
non, in this State, that this popular
institution is in fiourishing condi-
ton. 1t has already sent out over
$500 ladies and gentlemen, more or
less trained for the work of life. The
students last year were drawn from
thirteen different States. The faculty
consists of ten experienced professors
and teachers. The library now con-
tains 1900 volumes, and the college
is furnished with very complete
apparatus and cabinet. The fall
term commenced Aug. 10th.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

PRESS CATALoGUE.-We have re-
ceived from the publishers Messrs.
A. b. Taylor & Co., of Chicago an
illustrated Pressman's Guide. 1t is
a work well calculated to improve
the general character of press work
ia the west, and contains much valu-
able information of interest to the
printing fraternity. -ss -...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

DISTRICT ATToRNEy.-Gov Mer-
rill has filled the vacancy In the
office of District Attorner until cleo.
ton by comm issioning the Repub-
lican nominee, j. b. Powers, Mr..
Powers will make an excellent off
Ger, and i'm his new position will add
to the laurels he has already earned
as an able, industrious legislator.
His nomination gives entire satisfac.
ton TO the bar of the district, and
calls out many expressions of esteem
and confidence from those who know
him best.-Buchandn County Buitc.
tin.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

Mrs. A. Gibson has succeeded In
procuring an assistant and is now
prepared to accommodate the public
with pictures on short notice. She
has also received new stock of
chemicals and other material for
good work.
Parents are requested to bring
their children in the morning, as
they are less restless, and we have
then more time and can therefore
take more pains to secure good pic
lures, as my gallery is crowded after
moons. ....... .-s.
/ q 2Sw3 MHs. A. GIBSON.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

ANTONIO ARIGI.-We spoke in our
last issue of the impositions fire.
quentiy practiced upon the churches
by agents and others, who find ii
convenient and easy to live upon
their benevolence, and referred to a
converted Italian, who it is known
spoke i'm the M. L. Church of our
city, last Sunday and Monday even-
ings. Our information of him led us
to believe that lie belonged to the
class above referred to, but we are
glad to know that our remarks were
not applicable to Mr.. Arigi. He
furnishes the best of reference and
we have no doubt of his sincerity
He is probably accomplishing good
and we trust has the ability to be.
come successful missionary; is a
licensed local preacher, but has nc
authority from the church to make
collections; looks to the church
however, for aid and support. We
had no desire to injure Mr.. A. in the
least, but to put churches on their
guard, and to notify all agents and
solicitors, that to pass smoothly
through our city they must be well
shod, and have firm confidence in
the integrity of their cause.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-08

SHERwooD's AUTOMATIC WISE
WASHER is the wonder of the age. II
is selfacting and dispenses entirely
with labor and wear of clothes. 1t
cleans clothes perfectly without rub
bling. Ii saves time, labor, all wear of
clothes and does not full flannels.
Having been thoroughly tried IL is
pronounced a perfect success. BY
this machine boiler full of clothes
may be cleaned i'm thirty minutes.
Thompson & Co., Cedar Falls
Iowa, are the Agents. So