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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

A MODEL INsTITUTIoN.-The prosper
Gus Merchants Insurance Company, of
Chicago, occupies handsome office in its
own building, at the corner of Washing
ton and LaSalle SITS; its capital and sur
plus, amounting to $S50,0O0, is invested
in the most substantial securities. This
Company has an established reputation
all over the country,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

We advise all wanting durable SASH
fastener, to buy HAMMoND's WINDOW
SASH SPRINGS. made only by w. s. HAM
MoND, Lewisberry, York Co. Penn.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan was made the
happy recipient of gold watch at the
Elgin watch works on Thursday.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

A PALATIAL CHICAGO STORE.-The
latest mercantile sensation in Chicago is the open
ing of the new mammoth dry goods establishment
of Messrs j. v. FARwELL 81 Co., at Nos. 106, 1OS,
the middle Of the new monster block between
Washington and Madison streets. and are u feet
front by 1874 feet Deep their seven floors. the upper
of which is almost hundred feet above the street,
spared to make everything a. attractive as possible
TO customers, and they have erected dummy ele-
vator for passenger travel only, which is a vast
Improvement over foot travel up and down those
immense stories. They have beside two steam
elevators for goods, both Of which are necessary
for their immense trade.
StO OOO 600, which figure they expect to exceed
this year. No figures however can give any just
idea of the magnitude OF their trade, without a
visit to the premises themselves. 1t is almost
unnecessary to mention that this firm has been for
many years past at the head of the dry goods
trade in that city.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

The female stock brokers in New York
city, Woodruff, Claflin & Co., who have
recently established an Office in that city,
are meeting with considerable opposition.
Crowds collected around their place Of
business on the 9TH and Ssttiil, and the COM
ments on the street indicated an intention,
to keep them from doing business TO any
extent.
The Inauguration of Kit Burns rat-pit
in New York city, - Water street mis-.
sion took place on the 7th. Burns still
runs liquor saloon next door, through
which the ministers were obliged TO pass
to reach the mission house.
]. w. Congdon, Republican, has been
reelected Mayor Of Binghamton, N. Y.
The final obsequies Of George Peabody
took place 1t Peabody, Mass, on the 9Th
The attendance was large.
Prince Arthur left the town Of Pea
body, Mass, on the 9Th, direct for Mon
treal.
A severe snow storm occurred at the
East on the 9Th.
In the New York Legislature. on the
9th, motion to appropriate $4,000 TO
pay the ante-war debt in coin was re-
jected.
Three members Of the st. Crispin So
ciety are held for trial, 1t Worcester
Mass, for conspiracy TO cause strike.
Snow fell to the depth of thirty inches
at Huntington, Pa, on the 9th and 7th.
The Connecticut Republican State Con.
vention on the 9th renominated the pres
ent State officers, except for Lieutenant
Governor, for which Office Hon. Morris
Tyler, of New Haven, was nominated.
The Mormons are said to have made a
large number OF converts on Long Island,
scattered through q dozen towns, ma
iority Of whom are girls Of Is N rs years.
They are To be sent TO Utah early in the
spring. A ship-load OF Mormon emf
grants, mostly from Wales, arrived at New
York on the 9th, and would start overland
Immediately.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17
Commissioner. and that of Cleveland q

Commissioner and that of Cleveland q
In . discussion with q temperance
lectures, topper asked, "If water rots
your boots, what effect must it have on
the cost of your stomach ~
"A pawnbroker having Joined q tenn
perance society, it was remarked that
there need be no fear of his not keeping
the pledge"
"A 81. Louis hackman has been sem
fenced to four years in the Penitentiary
for overcharging unsophisticated passen-
gers.
"A vivid idea of the weakness Of
chicken soup was conveyed in . wag's
query to his wife at dinner, Can't You
coax that chicken to wade through that
soup once more?"
-"Do you think" asked Mrs. Pepper,
that little temper Is bad thing in a
woman ?" Certainly not, ma am" re-
piled gallant philosopher; it is good
thing, and she ought never to lose it.
The Supreme Court of Kansas has
decided that railroad companies are not
liable for cattle killed on their tracks, on
the ground that it is the cattle owners
business to keep them in enclosures and
off from the highways.
"A Washington Bohemian relates that
he lately prepared speech for Con-
gresham, and, few days afterward, was
employed (by . member on the other side)
to answer his own argument, which he did
with decided success.
"A correspondent of the Bangor. (Me.)
Wing, who has kept q daily record of the
weather for forty years, says that January
Just past has been the mildest foT the past
forty years. The average temperature of
the month has been 20 degrees above zero.
"A Southwick, Mass, man, with q
wholesome horror of trichina, has a be-
nevolent way, whenever he slaugF.ers
any pork, of sending q piece to neignbor.
He then watches the result, and if the
neighbor survives, revels thereafter in fat
ness.
"A Western newspaper having repeat
ed the paradox that If two letters be taken
from money there will be but one left, the
Vicksburg Times remarks: 1--WE once
knew a fellow who took money from two
letters, and there was none left"
"A Cheyenne letter says; Mayor
Burt recently got from Crow Chief a
spicula of gold, as long as led-pencil,
and half as thick as his finger. The In
dams would never reveal where they got
their gold, but said there was plenty of
it."
We trust the day is not far distant
when the Washington Life Insurance
Company will become so widely known
and trusted, as it deserves to be, that all
our ministers, secretaries, and business
men generally, will avail themselves of
its rich advantages
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-17

The pale Of Society-the blondes.
An ancient weapon the Century
Club. 81 Ht
Nebraska City has twenty-four doc
tors.
The talk of the town-The English
language.
j. How to make tall man shortly
to borrow from him.
The chap who left nothing to be de-
sired has sincs been arrested for larceny.
e 1T is easy to break into an Sold mans
house, because his gait lis feeble and his
locks are few.
The population of San Jose, Cal, is
nearly 10000, being the third city in the
State IN point Of numberA az,
"A provident and yet improyident man
the baker; he kneads much, but sells
everything he kneads himself
( We frequently hear Of a."fight" Of
steps, but we have never yet been able to
discover where they "fy" to. ss -
/. Lake Winnebago, in Wisconsin, 10
said, to be the largest body Of water en-
tirely within the limits OF any Western
State.
The population Of Cincinnati is esti-
mated at 900, 400 by the State School
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22
How a Dog Committed Suicide.

was walking by the banks Of the Loire,
when l perceived'a dog, something of q
setter, trotting up and down by the
waters edge. He went and came with
uneven steps, sometimes fastening his
movements, sometimes stopping short as
1t he were bordering some weighty mat
ter. His proceedings reused my curios.
ity, and concealing myself behind some
young trees l determined to watch him,
The dog, who was old, thin, and to a
certain extent deprived Of the use Of his
hind legs, went on in the same tanner
for more than a quarter of an hour; then
approaching the edge of the river bank
at a steep place, he sat down and looked
sadly at the water. Presently, having
finally resolved on his course, he raised
himself on his poor psralyzed paws, made
a spring, and threw himself into the
Loire. ! ran to the place from whence he
fell, and saw him carried of by the stream,
without making the slightest resistance.
As he came near the bank | called him
gently, and held out my a n that he
might take hold of it, He made no sign.
| tied my handkerchief to the end Of my
cane and threw ii to him; he turned his
head away sadly and dritted off. l lost
sight of him at the end Of q few minutes.
He must, no doubt, have sunk. Feeling
persuaded that this unfortunate dog had
actually chosen death by q deliberate act
of his will, / mentioned the circumstance
to several persons, and inquiries were
made which elected the fact that the poor
animal had belonged TO q gardener, who,
seeing him intirm and useless, had pitt.
lessly driven him from his home. He
had wandered for q whole month In thu
fields and about the farms, receiving more
blows than crusts, till he preferred q vic
lent death TO his miserable existence
Pail Malt Gazette.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22
Systems Run Down.

Persons often allow their systems tom
down, ~ or rather run them d0pn by over work y
compnnied by a neglect OF the proper meanadh
yigoration. The result is what is called "eESEll
DEBILITY !" in other words, a failure and parl
collapse of the physical forces, accompanied "
ally, by great depression OF spirits.
The best remedy in such cases is Hosts'an
Stomach Bitters. Whether the state Of ezhia
ton has been brought on by excessive ph!da
labor, dissipation, anxiety OF mind, exposuss
any other cause, the remedial effect Of this N
stomachic will BE- found equally prompt anae
tain. AS a restorative, after severe sicxne.h
Frustrated the bodily and mental energies ~
pronounced, by competent medical auseA
s'THE BEST TONIC IN USE" If men were n@M
ish,y careless about their health, and oVeia1
ident in themselves, they would always W.
engaged 10 any work that required great e1siaI
use corresponding means OF SUSTAINING !.
strength. Fer this purpose Hostetter's b'un%
invaluable. All toilers should use them m@s
v'gorsnt.
For those constantly employed In in.dooi \.
nations, especially In crowded Workshop ',
may be retkoned as the very best saiesans
health. Where there is a predisposltion w Y,
situation, or a tendency to blliousnesst tMsrw
be truly said to be a specific for which 'n'''
substitute,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22

-u1t - sn rft rtfis enrolled IN ihr
CtbanrsH pHhIe sh1a'a iilA ore
Huiyinr German
me rsrrarent uh0eI ifni rf l7wa,
ssttown ~ tha AuiHors hooka IL
1ga ElG
-Mfs Jenny Spence, "a Cortland n
s f. serar,ef Tho ffri 'udy student n
Cornell Cnlvrsiiy
The revenues RI ne Church ri Eng.
land are quoted a. tJ.si2 sos per snnum,
nearly $50 10000
census returns show that throughout
he hind0m of Prussia Protcsianusm II
on the gain.
The Reformed Dutch Church now re.
ports Gi4i4 communicates, a gain 0f2 RfS
over last wear There IA a gain Of 20 min
listers and ~ churches.
The colored tcho0ls n Richmond.
Va, are classified a. follows Grammar, 2;
intermediate, 10; Primary, II. There are
81 white schools.
The Beard Of ReRonts oftbe Univer-
sity o. California lave decided to admit
young ladies' 20 the University on an
equality, in all respects, with young men.
There are already several applicants,
The Trustees ofthe illinois Wesleyan
University, located at Bloomington, hay.
ing voted to admit females TO the priv.
leges of the institution, their action hai
been ratified by the Illinois Methods
Conference.
The number Of Sunday school scol
airs in this country in 1923 was estimated
TO be 100000 In 1884. 100000. A
writer in the Chicago Teacher thinks tba
there are now 100000 scholars and l,
100000 teachers
The Church Journal tells the story o
an Episcopal rector whose salary Is $500
and which Is now and then eked out e
sl,t00 or 81 200, who recently declined
bona fde offer to engage in business at
guaranteed salary Of $1,000 a year.
1t was in 1880 that some ten person
came to John Wesley in London, to con
suit him concerning their spiritual state
They formed the nucleus Of the societ'
which at this hour numbers more thai
go 600 preschers, 100000 communicate
and IL 100000 hearers.
The population of the Indian tribe
In the United States is 293, 034. OF thee
the whole number reached by Protestar
missionaries is G6, i3S-lesving 23l ,09
not thus reached. The population of th
tribes where the Roman Catholics al
laboring is about 1900,
During the last ten years the Methr
dist membership in Canada has increase
from 1904 to 64,6SS; and the member
ship in their Indian Mission from 1900 I
1850. The ministers and preachers hsy
increased during this time from 42i I
{ 5SS, although "a have removed to Ii
United States. There are 500 Sabbat
Schools now where there were go the
. and the scholars have increased from 81
. S11 IN X a R0R
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The New Copyright Law.
The following are the provisions of the

The following are the provisions of the
act of July 8, 1870;
|. A printed copy OF title Of hook, map, chart,
dramatic or musical composition, engraving, cut,
print, photograph. chrome, or design for u work
must M ua' s sn scS Sr's ~ 'S %s, w0' SSc SSpytse %rl \ Sfs,r'S a
Consross, Washington, u. q. Copyright matter"
before publication of the book or other artice e.
2, A fee otb0 rents, for recording title Of each
book or other article. must be inclosed with the
utle, and 10 cents Isl In all for etch certificate Of
copyright uhdor the seal Of the Librarian of
Congress
3. Within ten DAYS arer publication Of each
hoOk or other article, two complete copies Of the
best edition must he mailed TO perfect the copy.
right, with the address, Librarian of Congress,
Washington, u. q. Copyright matter" II the
above direction II complied with, both books and
titles will come free of postage, and poetmasters
VIII give receipt for the same II requested. with
out the deposit of copies the copyright is void,
and a penalty Of Ss5 Ia Incurred,
!, Copyrights recorded nj o date prior TO JulyS,
1870, In any district clerks Office, do not require
q GENTRY at Washington.
D. No copyright Ia valid unless notice Ia given
by inserting In the several copies of every edition
published, on the title page or the page following,
II II he a book; "Eulorod according to act az
Congress-, In the year -, by, 10 the office of
the Librarian Of Congress, at Washing on, "
u, Each copyright secures the exclusive liberty
OF publishing .he book or article copyrighted for
the term Of % years. At tho end OF that period
the author or designer mot the proprietary may
secure a renewal ft IA yeats, making ~ in all,
7. Any copyright Ia aesignable in law by any In
strument OF writing but such assignment must
DO recorded In the office Of tho librarian Of Con.
gteas within 60 days from Its date. Tle fee for
this record is ID cents for every 100 words, aud 10
cents for every 100 words FOR a copy Of the record
or assignment.
&, In tho case Of books pub ished in more than
one volume, or Of periodicals publithed In mum.
hers, or Of engravinge, photographs, or other arti.
eles published with variations, a copyright muAt
be taken out for each volume of a book, or num-
her OF a periodical o variety, az to size or inscrlp.
ton, OF any other article.
.. To secure a copyright for a painting, statue,
or model, or design, intended TO be perfected as q
work Of the Gne atis, so as to prevent infringe
mont by copying or vending such design, definite
description OF such work OF art must accompany
the application for copyright, and q photograph o
tho same, NJ least as Largo as "cahinet size" should
be mailed TO the librarian OF Congress within tor
days nom the completion Of the work.
10, In all cases where a copyright il desired fol-
any article not a book, tho applicant should stat'
distinctly the title or description Of tho article II
which he claims copyright,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22

- fquash on exhibition a, The Mime
sofa Slate Fair weighed III pounds.
The b1ckwheai crop in many parts
Of Michigan Ia an entire failure, having
been blasted by the drouth.
The MIX Dealers Union Of New
York has fixed the retail price Of milk at
twelve cents, and the wholesale price AZ
ten cents per quart.
--0n an apple tree in Bridgeport,
Conn there were grown the present sea.
son two apples, one weighing twenty.one
ounces, the other less than n ounce.
"A report Of the Michigan Agricul.
tural College Farm for 1859, gives the
roceiptsat $6.361 OF, and the expenses at
tj,l06 AZ, leaving $i,255 so as profit.
Among the premiums offered at a
county fair in Kentucky is one of $40 for
the ntatest patch put on an old garment by
an unmarried woman.
"A man in Massachusetts, has an apple
tree, which bears Bsldwins and Russets,
one twig often bearing both varieties.
Sometimes an apple is half Baldwin and
half Russet.
The report of the Illinois State Board
Of Equalization shows the number of hogs
ia the State, as given in the assessors re-
turns, TO be 2,220,65l, against 2,07S, 1873 in
1869.
The Portland (Me) Argus says that
the small crop OF hay and the scanty pas
turage occasloned by the drouth have
neoessitsted q sale of much stock in that
State this fall That which is fit for beet
brings good prices, and is going out Of
the State very rapidly.
"A cotton factory of Augusta, Ga, has
recently published It's annual report. The
capital stock of the company is 100000
consumption of cotton during the year,
1907 S75 pounds; cloth manufactured, s.
2s2,1Sl yards; hands employed, 4Sa; tc
whom 1857, g76 were paid in wages; net
earnings, $l26,770; from which four divi
dends Of b per cent. each were paid, and
1919 added to the surplus fund.
The value of property assessed in II
linois for the State tax of 1870 is as fol
lows: Personal property, $113, Ola, 106
railroad property, $40, 24s, l4l real estate
lands and improvements, 1925, SS9, 1870
real estate, town and city lots, $l2l, 1856,
1926 total assessed value of all taxabl
property, $3.50, 03l ,703. The number 0
acres OF wheat under cultivation in tn,
State is 81 456,e32; corn, 5,S67, 1854; othe
field products, 20l7,0T3.
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An eccentric lady In Cincinnati poi.
soned her husband and then sold his body
to a medical college,
"A Pittsburgh domestic attempted to
kindle a fire with kerosene oil the other
day, Result fatal, as usual.
A New Hampshire farmer lost ten
thousand dollars worth of timber by
smoking a fifty cent coon out of a hollow
log.
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in New York the other day, q building
tellin, burying four men IN the ruins.
A boy at Council Bluffs, Iowa, was
recently bitten by a r~sttlesnske. A man
sucked the poison from the wound, and
the boy recovered.
"A few days ago, while Anderson
Dodd was racing with SOM friends, near
Carpentersville, Ind, his saddle slipped
and he was thrown to the ground and in
stantly killed.
Jonathan s. Harvey, an oldand prom.
inent lawyer of indianapolis, and at one
time Democratic Treasurer of Indiana,
dropped dead in his office, in that city,
the other morning, of heart disease.
in Quincy, ILL.,, the other day, a little
son of Mr.. Ogden fell into a tub OF boil.
ing water and was so severely scalded
that he died next morning. The child
was only q year old.
The FIRE In the Plymouth, Mass
woods, recently extinguished, has been
one Of the most destructive and extensive
fires ever known in the State, having
burned over an area variously estimated
at from. &c, 1000 to 10000 acres.
An escaped convict from the peni.
Tertiary at St. John, N. b., recently re.
turned of his own accord to DURANGO, and
stated that he could not enjoy freedom
and be obliged to avoid the society of his
fellow.men.
A foot.race occurred at Newark, N
J., recently, between q blind man and al
inmate of the soldiers home, the former
carrying q child upon his back. Durins
the race the blind man fell and broke hi
leg, thus losing the stakes.
AT Princeton, Wis, a few days ago
August Thiel, who was riding at a very
rapid rate, partly fell from the horse, anC
while hanging down, his head came In
contact with q post, hurting him senseles
to the ground. He died Don af,erward
"A boy, aged ten, and a man abou
thirty we're out hunting near Chicago,
few days ago, when the boy fred at som
birds and the man happened to come Il
the line OF fire and was killed instantly
the charge entering his chest.
ELLA X. Barstow, school teacher |
Canton, Mass, died recently from a bruta
assault with stones made upon her a fey
days before by four Of her scholars, name
James Cogswell jeremiah and Dani,
Keilker, and John Coffee, who were ~
rested for murder.
"A singular accident occurred at Bs,
ter, Kansas. recently, Mr.. Samuels an
his clerk, Max Horn, were unpackin
!, goods, when their motions shook down
|, double. barreled shotgun, which was diI
!. charged in the fall, killing them both IL
: stantly.
A lady in Madison, Ind, threw q par
full Of hot ashes over the fence, withor
, noticing who was on the other aide. tn
|, ashes went into the face, mouth and eye
Of another lady, destroying tho sight
' one eye, and the recovery Of the other
doubtful.
Two o~ctogensrians were lately ma
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