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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
Rules for sselEGSOSerI1-
IRsstsf.
Rv a PRUDENT "LD aEHTLEMAN.

Always sit next the carver, II you
eau, II; dinner.
Ask no Woman her a-e.
BE civil 10 all rich unc!es and
aumrs.
Never joke with policeman.
Take ~ notes of gold with y"u to
"a Fancy Bazaar; nothing but silver.
Your oldest hat, OF course, FOR all
evenitg panty.
Don't play at chess with widow.
Never contradict man who slut.
tels.
rull down the blind bec,rcyou put
on Your wig.
Make friends with the steward on
board Il steane:-!here' n" know ,ng
how soon you may be placed in his
pnwer.
In every strange house it is we'll to
inquire where the brandy is kept
only think if you wer" taken i'll ia
the middle of the night!
Never answer "a cr,,ssiug- sweeper.
Pay him, or pass quickly and silent
~ on. One word, aud YOU are lost.
Keep your own secrets. Tell n"
human being you dye your whiskers.
Never offend II btGtlpr-rlle wretch
has too many rhances of retaliation !!
Write NOT one letter more titan you
can help. The man who keeps up u
large correspondence is u martyr tied,
not 10 the stake, but IL the Post.
Wind UP your conduct. like your
watch. once every day, examining
infinitely whether yOu are fast or
SLOW"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
IOWA News.
Keokuk claims 5000 popu alton


;, , "''', y" '''''' "
A soldiers monument, i'm Appa-
moose county, is 1" cost $3.50.
Iowo civ Inns pr,cticjpy lawyer
Mrs. Mary L. Mas"on.
nr Rcas tho ,rr.,, ,ennaronce - I.
,,a.,ta i. I,.,,uri,, :, n, p,...,,,,,
N"'''e are "S 'hS "i' VI "i'ie'e'''
P"''S 4" ''e ,''"'' '''''' '0' ''''"'"
7n'u'-Supi''Seu 10 "e'
f'lFr' ia" ii'i"u7 low" i"'Ser' h"S
'T'''N''' " ~ &c '''"'' ,''A ~ ''' my ~
tIe"' se"'s III P""''o 1''''i' "'i"' III
''''''''i''
Col. Atherton. editor of the Mitch.
ell County Press, Was hung in eliigv
the other day. His nfirnse WAS
criticism or the "Grecian Bend"
A German by the name Of Weis
miller. in Independence. was drown
ed on Thursday night of las week
while on his way home from drunk
Ell spree. lie leaves u wife aud four
children helpless. The Guletir say.
whiskrv did Il.
-,
1''",'@'' '''
A communications columbian
launrhed upaiu., dancing written
l.. five different kinds of ink. and is
lust a yurd Long. ON .isht sheets OF
note paier pas,e,l end on. lo end
w" '','' ''''''' NV e'e'''''%
'''7' wy" i'"'H a." "''e W. '''''" W"
. VIZ. '''''"'' WV '''"' '''' '''H'' >i''"'"
'''''' "''''s '''''" s'"'"' s"lP"''
' wv WIS ''''
''S '"'' e'' - "'S s'e'''H eN
9''~'' '''e'
w "e '''' WV
Tle Cedar RAPIDS Times SAYS that
the com lcti0u at the Cedar VALLEY
road NORTH of that place this year j.
PLACED beyond a reradvrnture. Tie
grading from Cedar Rapids to Via.
ton is substantially completed. The
Vint0niies are determined To have IA
Railroad hefnre next winter if there is
such thing ia The book.
,r,,o s,..,a Da,.,,t
Tna,,;or. nj, , b.. ,,,S ., ro,
uo, o,lx IN i..,ur.. liant ok, IA find =,
,,,a farm far i,i.h oy ,u,,, ..rh,"
Tilton Tha .olj..r.Th.odor. i,as :,
r,rht.nus iap, in his be.d ,h,t law,
l. the he.t foru,.r,s land ia Ii,a p,i
v,.rso a,.l also .owo,. that !, i. ,,o,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

The Council Blinds N0af0riet says
there i bat one place III the BLDG
where t4e girls are commander to
kiss the men and that il in the Ga~d
en- Rule: Whatsoever ye would
that men sbosld do unl,, you, do ye
eycn 50 Usgo .ae.u."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

The Omaha RsPu5iicaa says that
the Union pacilic Railroad Coh.pany
j. building IN that city an inlnleils"
-ssgfaYAop,' . "a he used in tie Black
Hills in excavating hard ian" The
construction Of these machiHes il.
somewhat similar to dredging MA.
chimes, eAeeftllile edge OF the shdv.
els arr armed With iafge bars of slar.
pes rd iron, like teeth. vhieh enable
ihem 10 dig up the hard pau more
easilY. aA Z. 49,. L.--.---.E.--
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
EARLY ROSE RoTaro.

American anl For.igr %priug W'"atz. O.ss
Bari -. CItu. Clover Sod Grn.s sd Hog.
Fol Ret Faasrr Cutter S"rd for N" FIrER.
Iv-vF,r rAev aa.-,s~ A.. only 10 ccuts \ 'slr,, =
GE ,. \ BlIiT. Chamh,r>hU~g r..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TUE cn-Da-turr.hi hin heretofore ovf.t:nr between
irm,. " l"raTh Shrp2a d wilson known a.
i'Ea fin 81 N H. \ Whom. il this day dissolved
by mTtual cnnSrnt.
Cghar Falls Iowa. Feb. 9TH 1863
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

Honest men are easily hound, hui
.. sou can Beyer hiud kmave.
Pmntatiun Bitters cures Dyspepsia.
Keep no more cats in the house than
will catch mice.
Plantation Bitters cures Fever and
Ague.
War makes thieves, and Peace hangs
them. ....
Plantation Bitters cares Liver Com
plant an,! Nervous lieadache. ..
Time Is u file that wears ana max es
itu noise. t.a. ...-. ..#...s +s
Plantation Bitters cures the effect of
Dissipation aad Lsir Hours. ...
Better have ore Pfow going than tw"
cyusites. ..fa .a.w ....... .E..aH
Plantation Bitters are an antid0te Ia
Change of Waier aiHi Diet. ..zaI
Fouls and obstinate people makela
. yeas rich.. # a.a~.s. A.l# o.. 81. .s.a
Plantation Bitiers Purify, Strengthen
aud ingigorate. l= f.a E..# .. .'
A kind wife makes :. faithful hu,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
YsNEGAn w0Rks.
WATCHES q JEWEIHY

sDatSsiNO : Fur cider Ninrcr Warrant.
a. Pure and TO preserve pi .tSles. St-yaIg and n.
ttthi". Largest work. n L : Est hli-h i Is,
O. q. u. Prrssing 1896 & I'll State 1t. Chirt.-o
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
AGENTS WANTED POR THE
BLUE-COATS.

iad h,,r hey Tirs1 FaWgTt a'd rit2 for NE
Lai0a afith SEEMS GgF FqcifsRts ia
the great Es5aP;0a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

n T"rFTrTpN FARS'ERs = Seed Oats. tgv1 w.
- r'.Iir- S1,prIu ,I,.' N"3n H"''7 sTiE. ~"
hrst kinds ,,o,v crown wiz, Weld doubt" The omar.
thy Of common ostss nlsck'% 1rwav ~ nor ha''
hn-hrl sS ~ Ht,-h"l: %nw b-aTsw'cE. $40 per
half hu.h,i 81 per hIahnl SGD trnr TO nam =.
supply T,nitaf Add 49, USCAg RCRRI, y q.
Box III Fond an Lac VS. 7w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

1yIfE MONITOR makes more and better bricks
Il VIII h given power. with l"ss breaEdowns. than
any other Machine. Eagle Works Mi 4 Co., Is
Canal Street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
New Advertisements.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
TN rr CN-'sqrtno--A'n hnratof,7e axistir- ", ~"
Fvnrv firm Of Clav .E PhnT.'s il this dav t''s
s1v I nv r'utrnl cnn-rnt az hSth na-fihs H?t-
~" diSr"-sd "f til" Nv"~v tn Martin Ped. 1q'' ~
Fr"oDnrt IT.. W" r..turn orr tharks 10 Tho nu"'ic
for -" ~ 'ral nHtrHrH''" vt"rd - to ~ m" sol r."
il cnntinuH' CO nf IN" som" IN our z"cressOr. A.
Per. irH htp' tn M !rf hfrr win uI~aSc call
on f. Clay AMI settle imm"''H'"iv
r. =. Gay
y. Z. RUODFS
C..dar Faus. Feb. 12,h f9nn. i-wl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
SniwiESs y,iyytyEss,f: SD yr%s,
ryyfSrs !. CoRD.CE.

- Il. BnOWS & O., I,nssactur"gs q
y. sk,ins are rhe h-as is t ana h II on r 4
.hr trade Send Tor illu trai a catalogue, - Kin
Ilrg Str ct. 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

4 II MllLfE cor Randolph { Clark strasf.
IA. Chicapo. importer. M4nueaerrrer Il Who'll
.sb Deal'r In Watches, Irws'rf. silser sui Iiats.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
RRICK ,TSCHyNIs.

TVLVFR PAGE & HOME. Blank BOOK Man
Stufactdfers. steam job Printers ~ Johbers al
Fine Papnrs. Stationery & Binders Goods. 12s i
1870 lake ST. 4 ~ ..-ns b. j. FIJI 4 a IA al =.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

rTBTR1 HTBBAID K CO. Twin : s cor
N age Of al descriptions. cotton c,rnva. Of
widths srd weights Z ut. awnlnr. & cover. 7
Pitch. Oakam, Tackle Rloe1s. Ne. 90s Il III
Water.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

A GEMS VAN rrD IN "v-~r. to--n to- s,.u ~
- c ] bat d CIippar Mowers ard Eeap"rs-
IL ~ ~ Mt and II durable NJ e.. Ines rl'r.
send G,~ fir'u,Ar CrrrFeR MOwER 4 REAFEH
CO.. II tYiT ST. New YuA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
CANvAsSERS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
"A LIVE PiPER!
Ecery Fdrmer "a the West Should
Ia.te I!
THE NORTHERN FARMER,
Fond du FAC, Wis.
The Cheapest Agricultural Paper
Puhii-LeG!


SS0TTMSs YEARLY from three 10 fv" hun
= drri PAGES Of pruCtical matter on Agrlcul ne.
TIp~i .cultu-,, Stss6k-raisin-. Misunderstanding.
Dairy Business. Bee-k"criFg also Choice keaa-
inn< selected aud original 10 d. par'm '''S OF
Family R,a1fnrz "Rurtl Rrading.. Sabbath
Hours " "Chillreu's Con r: Poetry. &c. &c. ail
~ ybjc, cou,hipe TO make il tha i,sr7nrs tTcsrite
nauor OF he West AMI ch saNcst prp,r publ "
in IT,, country tn. publish r di4trfhuf each
Spring Quantities o. Gl~ien ard Field Ss'ctt@ to
rt.a subscriber and Offers rnOre hhers HIsh Pr
r,is,ass ban aAv other puSf .hgd. Spd for ssn-
pl'r to III publisher, tkEb. ID. CARSON.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
Honor. TO whom Honor. l..
bEre.

We are glad tn note that Mnssrs.
I Allison. L0ughridge and! Wilson. o.
This State. voted To Inv gn the table
| The jnint resolution To INCREASE the
tPay If clerks aud other EN- ployees al
washington ten per cent Me@srS.
Dodge and Hubbard were absent /:
and Mr.. Price voted with the mi
u0ritv against laying on the table
Mr.. Borighriage made o tinnlity of
| this action Ivy moving CONSIDERS.
ton. and the motion tn reconsider lie
'aih un The TIE table. The batter mo-
ton was carried. aI'd the zitint .reso
luton was Killed dead. Tn the name
IF tile uleople Of iowa we thank the
three REPRESENTATIVES, first banned for
their votes and disipSii i'm shown hv
them in this matter, No inrr"iSp ~
salaries: no sInrcure Officers: no
more subsidies "a railroads m more
squantlering of the public lnmls: nn
MOI" waste, extravaganza or stealing.
HUTk Eye.
HARTTUaL fdST1vESESS OR Gov.
.srIPATioN.- From this nf.licti"n arise
many OF the aiIings of mankind. IN
onr every day walks Of FIFE we hear
people complain Of Nervous and
Sick HradariIr, Biliousnrss. Inartiv
ity nf the Liver, Pilrs, inStIessness,
Debility. Loss Of Appetite. Ch"tir
Pins. Want az Sleep at night, and
Drowsiness through the day. Gen.
orally the cause at all this train of
ditlicu'ii's can be traced To tOStive-
ness or Constipation of the Bowels,
and remedy for this complaint IL
what is required: hut among the
multiplicity If ca,hartic remedies
how shall they chonsr? We all
know that ma~t cuthartir@. after
ihoTough action on The hpwtls, leave
them ia perhaps a worse con~'ipHted
state than before the rt.uIedy was
taken. This however H. not the t.;,sr
with Rni,a"k's Btn.nl Pills. They net
mildly. vet most effectively. n.I the
liver. rnu~ing that ergan 10 throw off
tIte nrcumulaith morhii matter, leav-
ing tlip stomach a,.,l hove l. IN II per
fert:y healthy and natural state and
not CONSTR atpd.
Those afflicted in this way w0nld
dn well. after the Treatment above in
diratnd. 10 have Rolntrk's Stonrncl,
Rittera where they conld tax" dose
after ench meal; ,h"v wound mid ali
geStiOn and str+npt hen the stomach.
WISE x BRYANT. Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
PAPER.
s-a $3.50 s=-ss- =a==
RUBEEgs GoenS.

asCCANN& FITCH. t2a So Wafer ST Who'll.
vi sal Dtalrr. In Eoarr ana Firfl Nrtpjin.
pa r.. Twincs and Piper Bgs o. every dascri,.
tim
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

EVERY SPO"TSM m. FARHEE ~, iIOttSE.
IL MAX. Strul = r' 'n- mr. nsnHhl I ~ ~ ma
ga containing !Ell desc ~irfion az new liner
ton ny whi"h h. mn~t igNPftrate kickcrs i-n'i-
'"av~ md Vi ipU~ horses can be driven with J. ~
f""t rf"'r For br"akinT AMI trainiHr hor- -.
il y ttrr 'h'n RHr'v's ~ anv oth'r sy~tnm. S"nt
fr"e. 4 ldrtss n. T. BOGER& co, pa-kersbu Z.
Chester Co Pa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
----------------.
LANTERNS AND $50 Ss.
- - - =
. MACHINERY,

A-ORTH wFSrN MF .. Co. Eng ues Pump.
y Wrought Iron Pipe. Ma'tribl lrnn Casting
gip,& ,-',in Apps. y. 'il'.rsun S.,
MAMMOTH. TWOIITG i FTRSE, Iron Pip,
w & Fittiugs Steam Boil r. Pumps X Gang.
3uliing. Sim Wan App ~ Lake ST.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
ROOFING MATERIALS.

y VBBER CLOTHING Co.. L. NJ X W. A. Shep
I 4 ard. eManalactarA all description ot Hras
md Fancy Rubber Goods. Hose AID Betting
stationery and Drug Goods. - FAKE st.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
CARPETS,

- Pc Ar, PRINCE & HOLBROoK. importer
y and dealers in Carperifg-. Paper Hangings
aud Win low Shades We sell our good low
market viii AFT rrd A new Carpet Horse wIthr
stock entirely new throughout. 81 i % Stale ST.
east front Of Crosty's 0p "a Honse. ChjcagO,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
EAR saE>s1w .ss.
ygtwpy4,gE.

rREEsN EBalEM. SONS s. 90. arp Randolph
N ste I. Wh)T:saI. Hardware and Cutlery.
Manufacture Iron. &Gihs, Carriage Bolts, loose
Joint hutt-. "tc., ms Axes & Edge Tools.
At tRKLEY AIIING & CO. importer and
Va Iohhsr< OF HARDWARE s. cutlery. 81 Lake ST..
lana ac'ur-rs Of Nir Cloth. Sieycr, Riddles, sc.
xg,LLER, BROTHERS 5 REP inpo-r~rs ..
~ lib r. IN Hard ware, Gallery. Agri 'ulturl
.unla. l,eacy tor American Fill Co. ( Wh .cling
;ail~. IS STATE NJ. ... "a >s IL
Z! ELLOg5G 4 JOHNSON dealers in Eula,r
~ ti.-dr ~, and fools. agents for the Rive
- IA N-s Wheeling Nails.
I,rirr. ;, rnai, fill 4 With promptness ana di,
,rrb AZ 1--we iigIr's ~ Clark ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
GVIs.PayN,rS & GLASS.

Y EyIS. HAM& co. all Paints. OIL, yarnishn.
II l. Window GLrs cheaper tlidG ~, house in
the Northwest. 40 TO nj Souih Water 81.
WILLARD FOX. fianufacturcr nf wiado.v
s. q a@s, Nhite Issu ,,ii 'ral p,T'tys agent irF
sc .oh Pt'lt-, Rchmoua \ Pay AXle Oil
lrOsav Carriage Top Dr5ssing, ~ Wasbiugsgu
street. .- ...... a.... a.... .a... ... a.. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF sasoOOo,
every Ticket Draws a Prizc
100000 DOLLARS.
4 Chance to Drn'0 any Of the 0b0Ct
Prizes by P"TchnsinY q Seated
TicEet for % cents.


Prizes BY PuTchnsinY q Seated
Tiche' for . Cents.
Tickets d 'srribfng each Prize arc SEALED nv
Envelopes sHi IbOFoUghlr mixed. On receipt OF
- C,TIfs. Syal7l TfcR,'t will ~ drawn without
choice and siiSers4 St oar Usli-s or -'nt hsm2ts
to any address. The prize named upon u viii ~
j'i'y rcd 70 rlIr tics' Ie4f on pasl1sn' Of SGe
Dollar. Prizs will b, Immediately gent to any
address. r. requested hy express or return mail.
Toa miu knor tcha' yonr prize is bT,Ire y,i
z for 3, Il. tg s r rsg + S e. Ef, for a.
-" Oar patrols csn depend on fair dealing.
ks.frrences.--Ua select N. few following
nan.- trsrnI tn ms. who lave lately drawn Val.
uabl, Prizes and Kindly permitted Ms 30 publish
tlI-tn:
s I. wilkeHs EufElo Wow York $500; Miss
\. VI mo. Chicago. H.. II ~ WI "a At $50
fohn ID nuurA. Louisville. s. ln9: Mia Emma
WuIysrlh Milwaukee. WI Piano. 500 Rev.
r. A Dav. New 0rluar.s, SEQ.
W. pabi-h ao nam - without permission.
OPINIONS OF TIE rHsss.
They ars doing The larges: business: tn firm
;. reii4hls'. and dtserye their nucc.s."- Iteessy
J. bt'at. FEB 8.
W. have eSarpirrd their syst'n. md knox
IN ~ 10 hr 4 fair d salin: lirru ~ J. H'rEi
10. IS. Is8S. A. -a
1t w.et = 4srd Of eu-s drew sslo pr'ar
which wa pronp. received. ,-I'a4y Nse"s' -hl'
,. 1855.
Send for ,irellar qiy 'ng many nIoTH ref"renc"'
aRd ftvnrabs np'itrs e. n i 49, 10
ducFmrEt= 10 agents. Sa' '+'s'''lch 2't'riHt'eo'
J.,fry PtrIn9. AZ \. .Isi "a "ioF's Co@tiiAS opt
Ct,h Gyr.
lu',. - nrr Fis" u liar ia fr !, tcn b"'ars'
All l.tIer, shou!d b.. ad1r - d E"
HARPER. EII.%OT co.
10 cro,dwa',
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
SADDLEuv nsrtDw1lsE.

2kFHIrTAkERl 4 l:hYNOND Plastic .'ate r,,c
~ inn >itte Fit : C3mp rlUfiug 4 ia att! y
tslt. coal tar. Ptsh. Paints Cil-, Isl Washing
.frll..t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
CHICAGO IRON WORKS.
.CHICAf,O LEAD & OIL yyORKs.

ETz { SONS, 81 TO % Franklin ST., Marufac-
Ia ture Wrought & Cast Iron for builders.
bridges etc. Bank vaults. doors. shutters. graf
ing iron RAILING
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

-tt8ENTS WANTED in every City. Townahd
Comfy in the United States 10 sell orr new and
nonrlar errvuyinr THE PRESIDENTS OF THE
UNITED SFATES. elegantly ensvsyesi and haR
snnleIy printed IN colors, 2Sv3i irohcs. ON heavy
plato papss. making the most hosntifnl and salea-
bic picture ever issued apnr0pr'ate Tor the parlor
or cpuntlnc.hr use. Agents are making from
Twcn'v- five tn Ona Hundred Doilfrs per week.
Send for our circular.
HE7r5E - -sasEs.4 -r...s.a4ae
TO AGENTS Specimen Copies of the above
picture win be sent To any address. by mail care
tnv nut up. upon the receipt Of the Retail Price,
Two DO'i4re.
Aadreps
RUSHTOyS co /. Publishes. f 3
Ia e < EE 2lg Dock Street. q
fTw2 Philadelphia.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

8 > SHfS .cj5 SI NY sra y,l3 Inv m: n:
ION. 4 1drr-- J NEAR rs S-cond 81 TF-ti.
nor nd 4Twi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

Complying narrativrs or PERSONAL .t1venfurn.
Thrirl;u" in,id .n's Daring EvpIo's Heroic
D.aas Wonderful Escaprs life IN 81. Camp.
Ia and If.ts.t,ar Afv r. urrs trF Srsis.s auI
Scouts. with ~ Snrc~ Ra'llds Anecdotes and
Unmurru- Iurid mis- nj TIT War.
II c,n;t aver IrsI fin" cngrarin0s inh - the
50 'oi,-t and chrara-f war book pnhlishnd. rri,.'
only s. 70 Ter ,cpv $ nd tDr circulars and 50"
onr tirTns apI nrl Il .zcriurion OF The work Al,
d~ass NATIONAL PTBLISHlTi co Ph'3a 81 !
nh'a Pa: Cincinnati oh o: Chicago, III. or -.
LUul., No.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

MAGNOLIA NArER. Superior ia
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold AZ haltth prios, ....... ....-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
anX EnnnE.
FAyCYDrsY GooDs & NOTIONS.
FARM MACHINERY.


ENDLESS CHAIN and Lever Eor-e Power
u Drao and Circnlar Saw Mills. Corn shelter
Hav Cutters Hav Prcsae-. Feed Mills, BE, r. ;
MESE2OLE. al Lake St. Chicago.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-16
Fatal Accident ON the Ohio River.

Mount VERNON, Ind, Aug. 14.-The
Evansville and Cairo packet Cumber-
land exploded her boilers near Shaw
neetown. ILL.,, at o'clock this morning.
Eighteen or twenty lives were lost. The
boats books were blown overheard,
and the names of the missing cannot
be ascertained The boat is q total
loss. A portion of her cargo, consist
ing principally of wheat and corn, will
be saved. The boat was insured for
5000.
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TRENTON. Goodwill Fire Com
pany Of this city will make an excursion
to Charlestown, Mass, and Newport,
r. L., on the 9th of September. They
will spend three days in Charlestown
and one day and half in Newport.
They will take 60 men fully equipped.
Daniel Loder, an old and respected
citizen, fell dead on Saturday afternoon
at the depot. Two minutes before he
was in good spirits, and apparently in
the best of health. He was on his way
to New York.
The Educational Convention meets
in this city to day.
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Suicide of a Feninn Leader.

Gen. VIM. J. Nagle, identified with
the Fenian movement, committed sui
eide at 7 "A. M. yesterday, by throwing
himself from a second story window of
his parents residence, No. SO Madison
street, New York. During the early
part of the war Gen. Nagle was cap
tain in the Eighty eighth sRegiment,
which formed part of the Irish Brigade
In 1868 he became interested in the
Fenian cause, and it is supposed that
disappointments and troubles connect
ed with it brought on some mental
alteration. He was lately appointed
as clerk in the Tax Commissioners
Office. An inquest will be held to-day
by Coroner Flynn. Warren and Cos
tello have issued call to the Presi-
dents of Irish Societies to meet at
Sweeney's Hotel this evening to ar
range for the funeral General Maggie.
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bass or soprano to swear by. To mor-
row commences the session of the grand
Educational Convention, and in conse-
quence thereof our citizens are putting
double locks on their doors, and provi-
sions of all kinds have advanced in
price, for, as Ash Lloyd says, "these
school fellows do eat dreadful" Some
of them have an appetite like stage
horse, and can get outside of ''square
meal " very easily; yet such is life-to-
day we flourish like bay steer in a
corn-feld, to morrow veto be con-
tinued. Ever of thou, MEMO.
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TuE DARK DAY on 17so.


The 18th of May, 1880, was remark
able one in the annals of New England,
on account of the thick darkness that
overspread the land, like fsneral pail.
1t was day long to be remembered
and talked of by those who Witnessed
the strange, and at that time fearful,
phenomenon. There was much writing
upon and discussion of the subject at
the time and afterward, but I believe
no satisfactory conclusion was ever ar
rived at as to its cause. There were
some who thought that it must have
proceeded from total eclipse of the
sun, that he had from some cause es.
capped the calculations of mathmeticians
and astronomers, but that was easily
shown to be impossible by facts and
figures.
1t was then the darkest and most
hopeless period of the war of the Revo-
luton, and it was thought by many of
the Responding and discouraged to be
significant of the end of that which
then appeared to them hopeless strug-
gle. Some of the more sanguine insist
ed that as the hour before the dawn
was always the darkest, SO this strange
and portentous gloom was but the pre-
Jude to the bright dawn of Liberty and
Independence that was soon to follow.
The father of the writer was then a
boy of thirteen years, and was at work
with his father and brother, planting
or preparing the ground. It was dull,
hazy morning, and as the time passed it
gradully thickened, and by 10 o'clock
the increasing darkness began to be
quite apparent. They kept on with
their work, and as the gloom increased
they observed that he would pause once
In while and look intently all around
the horizon and over head, but made no
remark until he directed the eldest son
to go the barn and turn the horses an d
ii the cattle that were inside out into
an open lot and to close and secure every
door and window. It appeared that he
was apprehensive that some sudden and
furious gust or squall would soon mani
fest itself, and that the animals would
be in less danger in the field than in
side the building.
Still the darkness grew thicker and
deeper, till presently he said they
might as we'll quit work for the present
On reaching the house the mother and
sister were about their usual duties,
pale and silent. Little was said except
an occasional remark or direction in a
low tone. No one seemed inclined to
conversation or demonstration of any
kind Soon dinner was ready. with
candles lighted the same as at night.
but not a morsel was eaten. A dead
silence seemed to prevade all nature,
broken only by occasional bleating of a
lamb, or the distant lowing of the kline
which wandered about restless and I'M
easy.
The domestic fowls seemed to be in
clined to come to the conclusion that
if it was not night they could, put no
other construction upon it, so after
clucking over the matter for while,
they went to roost. And thus the long
and dreary hours passed away. Along
in the afternoon the veil was lifted in
some degree, and at the time of sunset it
was about the same us in an ordinary
dull and cludy day. Cape Ann Adver-
tiser.