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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
partiCuEnr, Notice.

The celebrated European Physi-
elan Doctor Devine, author of the
key to unlock the Mysteries Of
Premature Death can be consult
ed at the Carter House, Cedar Falls,
the first Friday and Saturday of
each month for one year. In all
forms Of Disease, critical Chronic
Cases, those so-called Incurable,
are most desired, the Professor hav-
ing made chronic diseases a speciali-
ty over forty years, in the hosr itals
of France and England. See certifi-
Gates of his remarkable cures, opin~
ions Of the Press, &c, mailed on ap-
plication. General Office and resi-
dence, Independence, Iowa.
Consultation and advice Free.
Address Box COZ. 23~y1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
The Empire.

1t Is not improbable that Napoleon
may yet be seated upon the throne
Of France. The unsettled condition
of affairs may lead the French peo-
pie To accept any terms of peace even
to allowing the re- enthronenent of
Napoleon, When the Emperor
starred ont TO lead the army against
Prussia he Issued decree creating
The Empress Regent of France. On
The surrender of Sedan he revoked
hat decree. Now it is stated that he
Aas revoked that revocation and re-
stored the Empress to her former po-
sition as Regent, providing the
French people say it shall be. King
William is not in sympathy with
the proposed Republic, and it may
not be strange if il is discovered that
he is continuing Ills coverings around
Paris until the people are ready to
submit, again, to an Empire. Such
II event could be. We are prepared
% hear anything of the French pe0>
pie. King William has them under
his power, audit seems to be ut his
dictation rs TO what kind of a gov.
eminent France shall have In the
future. 1866
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
War News.

The Prussians are preparing 10
she'll Paris. Small engagements have
occurred during the week, around
the city, with varying results. The
Prussians suffered greatly in their
assault on Bitschc. Bazine has res
turned to the Publications of Metz,
after driving back the enemy with
much loss. An important battle is
reported to have been fought at
Ritsche, in which the French were
victorious. Bismarck and King
William are shaking in their boots
over the probabilities Of g Republic
in France,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

SPECTACLE5. AND EYE-GLASSE rs. -
Messrs. Lazarus d Morris, the well
known Opticians, of Hartford, Conn,
beg respectfully to announce to the
inhabitants of Cedar Falls and VEIN
ity, that they have appointed Mr.. J.
IL. Stanley, Matchmaker and jew
eier, as their sole agent for the sale of
their Celebrated Pcrfcctcd Spectacles
and Eyeglasses, They have every
confidence in the ability Of their
agent to meet the requirements Of
al customers. Tne material from
which tnese Lenses are ground is
manufactured specially for optic pur-
poses, and il pure, hard and trH!iu,st,
restoring TO the weaTers q clear and
distinct vision as In the natural
healthy sight. They are Pefiscopic
and consequently l'HeseToc as well as
assist the sight, aud last many years
without change being necessary. A
perfect fit guaranteed in all cases.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
The Election.

The annual election will take
place next Tuesday. We hope every
voter will be at the polls to deposit
his ballot. We need not say that it
is every mans duty, but while all
know it, many seem to take it for
granted that the light men will lie
elected anyway, whether they are on
hand or not. Our representation in
future depends upon fuII vote
Sec 10 1t Republicans that you roll
up a solid majority next Tuesday.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
The Case Of Judge Cole.

/ A portion OF the State Central com
mittee met at Dubuque last Saturday
to investigate the charges made
against Judge Cole, candidate for
supreme Bench. There were four
only of The committee present, but
they perhaps did the best that could
! have been done in the short time and
under the circumstances. We do not
propose to review the case, but the
question naturally suggests: Why
were not The charges of corruption
on the bench, brought against Mr..
! Cole Gy the Council Bluffs Times
also Investigated. We are glad, for
the sake Of the party, that Mr.. Cole
has seen. his duty so far rs to come
out in his defense, and we publish
without further comment his denial
Of the charges, and the finding OF the
Committee. He says:
! 1st. AS to the charge that l had
fraudulently kept money belonging
! to the Iowa Soldiers Orphans
Home. This charge in each and all
| of its forms is untrue.
I'd. AS TO the charge IL regard to a
claim of the masons placed in my
! hands for collection. / deny that
charge in its spirit and substance, in
each aud every form / have seen it or
heard Of its being made.
The committee made the following
report: ."
| The undersigned members Of the
! Republican State Central committee
met in the city of Dubuque on the
lst day Of October, 1870, ut the call
Of the chairman, for the purpose Of
| investigating the charges in circula
ton concerning the Hon. G. &.
| cole, Republican candidate for the
office Of the Supreme Court. Our
! time being necessarily very limited,
| Tire entire committee were unable
ftO attend, and the members present
| therefore determined upon such in
formal investigation as the circum-
! stances would admit. The only
charges were based upon the action
Of Judge Cole in collecting and adj.
I iusting q certain claim for the ma
sonic grand lodge Of this State
! After hearing the statement of l.. j..
, Ayers and Judge Cole, and reading
! tile official records relating thereto,
the committee proceeded to question
| Judge Cole III regard to other matters
which are inv circulation concerning
! him. In the course Of this inNesti-
! cation free reference was made to
! such legislative documents as bore
upon the points at issue, Particular
Nv in reference to the Soldiers Or
phans' Home. After elicitimg all
| the information in Ouc power, we
have unanimously arrived at these
conclusions;
]. That in this investigation we
I had no evidence before US which in
our judgment should in any way ina
pair the the confidence Of the people
! in the Hon. G. &. Cole, as man and
u iurist.
2. That in view Of the facts upon
! which we base the above conclus.
| ion, we commend Judge Cole to the
/ hearty support Of the Republican
electors Of the State-helieving him
to he deserving Of the high conpli-
ment implied in his denomination
by reclamation, by one Of the larges.
! conventions that ever assembled III
Iowa.
j. :. GARRISON Chairman aad Member
| Finh Judicial District
/ r. W. Humphrey, Twelfth District.
/ Chas AldriCh. Eleventh District.
CHRISTIAN Wullwrbcr. Ninth District.
! Charles II. Toll, Seventh District.
| Dubuque, Oct. I, tS10.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

Amongst the Atlantic Gables,
steam navigation ard those progress
sions OF science and art that mark
the nineteenth century, not the least
useful are Dr.. Ayers medicines. So
They take rank among the Uencfac-
lions Of mankind, from the rapidity
ana certainty which they core. Try
Ayers Cn,rry Pectoral on a cough
and it is gone. What skin diseases
or impurities Of the bl,od withstand
Ayers Sarsaparil!a: Ayes Pills
are the perfection of a pursatl> .
every family should have them as ar
most every CamiIy.doos. Not a triae
l., Ire hank tUI for are good medicines
and Ln,, Knowledge how to use them
for protect1uc fro" disease. These
DIR. Ayers pFeparations %nd pabii'a-
tons furnish, aud we do no. hesi-
tate to commend ems. Louis
LCCdcr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

CLASS I.-METALIC FABRICS AND MA
CIItNEET
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

The Offices hereinafter designated are to be ared
By vote Of all the electors of the state and of the
several dirtrlcts named, to-wit:
BY vote OF all the electors OF the State:
The office of Judge of the supreme Court, now
filed by Chester G. Cole, whose term OF office
will expire Dec 81, 1870.
The office of Secretary of State.
The Office of Auditor of State
The office of Treasurer of State.
The Office Of Register of the State land Clficc
the Office of Attorney General.
The office OF Reporter OF the Decisions Of the
Supreme Court.
whose terms OF Office will sevcraIy expire Jan. l.
1871.
BY vote Of the electors OF each Of the several
congressional Districts:
The office of Representative In Congress the
terms Of Office OF the present representatives cx.
BY vote Of the electors of each of the several
judicial Districts except the Twelfth:
The cilice Of District JUDGE: the terms of Off
&C Of the proaoRt judges expiring Dec. 81, 1870.
The otlce Of bistriet Attorney; the terms o.
til" present occupants Of said Office expiring Jan
uary /, 1871.
do further proclaim that at said general glee
ton there win be, and hereby H. Submitted 10 tho
people, the question. Shall there be IA convention
70 revise tn" constitution and amend the same z
in accordance with the provisions of tn. Consii
tuti0u and OF chapter IGS OF the Acts Of the Thir
ttcnth General Assembly, Those electors voting
in favor Of the question shall have written OF
printed on their ballots the words, For a conven
ton 10 revise the constitution and amend The
same = those electors NOtiIg against The question
submitted, shall have written or printed on th"i
ballots The woods. "ALainst convention to revise
the contribution and umrud the same
Whereof all electors Of the State and Of The
several districts will take dHe notice: and tn
fhlr1E Of TIC several counties of the State. 2nC
the several districts will take oflicis! notice aul
De- governed Accordingly.
And do further proclaim and give notice tina
on the day OF the said general election there vii
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
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Dcmtml-@orne.I.tmg- Nscx,

Dcntnl--SonuG thing New.
y soft rubber lining for dental
plates. The greatest improvement
yet, in the Dental art. AS all plates
furnished with said lining are sure
to 1T and set perfectly easy, in all
mouths. All those who wish 10
avail themselves with the benefit of
this improvement, can do so by call
Ing on DR.. Ii. NJ. ADAMS, Cedar
Falls, Iowa.
n. B.-This soft Rubber lining,
can be applied to old, badly fitting
plates, at q trifling expense, render
ing them better than new.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
FARM OF 400 ACRES
ETOE2 SALE!
J. GEELAED,

Two miles Northwest Of parEcrsbmg, Offers his
Farm For Sale, Containing
200 ACRES, $50 ACRES APPROVED
All Fcnccd Over 100 Fruit Trees ard near 400
rods Of live Fence; Also, IA Good Stone Quarry.
improvements and Good Living Water and Tim
her OLA the glalp; Good Well, aud Good Barn
and S'abIinE. Land - O.! me Best Quality, and
the Reason Tor selling is tina: it is too large for
him to work. 2SulG
HSR'nl@s 1EaSy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
Look too Your Ticket.

It is reported that an effort will be
made TO substitute the name OF Bar
Aer, democrat, for Brayton, for Judge
on the regular Republican Ticket.
Republicans in the several townships
should see that this piece of demo-
cratic chicanery does not win.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
STATE II IOWA, g.,

SAM'EL NENNILL.
ED Wmuuv, Secretary 81 Stat.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

Hon. A. II. Cotton, speaker of the
House at the last session of the Legis-
tatufe, was nominated for member of
The AID Congress, vice Smyth, de-
"eased, and W. p. Wolf, of Cedar
county, was nominated TO fill tine
nnexpired term Of Mr.. smyth in the
second District.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
EL.ECTloA HoTgCE.
s5uTyCrSi s%OG' Act,

G nsE Il. %E c i3@ ~ Qcs Of co,ty 4'tor
u the Qualified Electors Of said
CO,Utty:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
New Advertisements.

ASSEGNEE;S NOTICE EN HANK
sTPrCY.
FEHHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
Il appointment rs Assignee Of the estate Of
Bernhard kinStler. Of Cedar Fals. Black Hawk
county Iowa. who has been adjudged Bankrupt
upon his creditors petition. ..
ISAAC NJ. pLATT,
Assignee.
Dubuque Iowa. Oct 9, QST0. 2Sw4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

County, did, at the June Session, a. d. 1870, Of
said Board, adopt the following resolution
namely:
"Reeoired That the provisions of Chapter 2G
Of the Session Laws Of 1870. entitled An Act 10
Restrain Stock from.kuuuing at Large, be sub
mittcd TO the legal voters Of this county, at the
next General Election: and that the County Au'
ditor be instructed to give due notice OF the
same
Said Act is In words and fgurcs ae follows, TO-
wit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

scoNGEEssMAN SMYTH, of the Sec
md District, died, at his home in
Marion, last week. This leaves a
vacancy on the ticket to be flied by
- Central Committee I. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
List Of Awards.
,IASs A-SIIOET HORN.

J. Kerr Cedar Falls, COW 3 years, p
Farmer and 400.
J. NJ. R0wnd Cedar Falls, bull
yrs, p Farmer and 400,
P II Thomas Cedar Falls, bull ST
Stock Journal and 100.
FW Rico New Hartford, bull 2yrs
P Farmer and SEQ.
f w Rice New Hartford, heller call
S Journal and loo.
FW Rice New Hartford, heifer
year old, S Journal aud zoo,
GRADES AND CROSSES.
/ G A Rownd Cedar Falls, hoifer VI
old, S Journal and leo.
{ w Girton Cedar Falls, heifer
yrs old, $ Journal and $50.
MICH COWS.
sd T Choat Cedar Falls, milch COW, z
Farmer and $50.
HERD.
i w Rice New Hartford, herd, 800
HORSES. -ROADsTERs.
AP Hubbard Cedar Falls, mare
with colt BY her eide, r Farmer and
800.
A Fl Hart Cedar Falls, stallion I ~
old, = Journal and 100.
p Butler Cedar Fails, stallion 3 yrs
old, p Farmer aud 800.
w II Rownd Cedar Falls, FLY 8
yrs old, p Farmer and 800,
CIV Clifton Cedar Falls, stallion ,
yrs old, = Journal and 200.
r w Rice New Hartford, stallion
( yrs old and upward, 2 Farmer and
4.c0.
DRAUGHT HORSES.
w PTaubR1an Cedar Falls, mare !
yrs old and upward, p Farmer and
800. Of. ~.
W p Taubman Cedar Falls, mare
! yrs old, S Journal and 200.
W " Wallace Cedar Falls, gelding
yrs old and upward, z Farme: and
800.
l \ Griffith. stallion yrs old and
upward, Farmer and 800.
HORSES or ALL WORE.
A G Wells Cedar Falls, stallion,
/ yrs and upward, p Farmer and
500.
W p Taubman Cedar Falls, suck
ing colt, S Journal and l,0c.
l \. Hall Hudson. iilly one year
old, S Journal and 100. ....
w p Taubman Cedar Falls, fifty
yrs old, 5 journal and 200 ..,.
MATCHED OR SINGLE GELDINGs OR
MARES.
S \ Josselyn Cedar FILLS, single
gelding, s Journal and 200.
. Z i French Cedar Falls, road
horses, sex or color not considered.
S Journal and 200.
Wallace & Peak Cedar Falls, family
carriage team matched, 2 Farmer
and 800
SADDLE HORSES.
A Hoosier saddle mare $ Journal
aud 200.
WALKING HORSES. s~
n 7 Hamilton Cedar Falls, fastest
walking geiding, S journal and
200.
. .... TROT1TNG sFALLIoNs. ..
f e Stiekney Waterloo, first horse
Black Henry 900. "..
w Rice New Hartford, second
horse tl<1ng Searoher) 1900.
SWEEPSTAKES,
w L Taubman Cedar Falls, stall
ion showing 4 best colts, s Journal,
aud dip.
a.-.- MULES.
c A Rownd, pr mules yr and up
wards, Stock J and 800. a..
VIM PAilpot, mule yro old, special
500. .. ..... .... ....- ~. !
CLASS D. HOGS BERKSHIRE ..
> 4 w Johnson Dubuque, sow pig
under six months, 200.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

CLASS METALLIC FABRICS ANDMA-
CIliNEEY
w Pierce, parlor stove, 100.
ThomPsonGCo., cooking stove, 100
" I" display of mechan-
zeal tools RRd cutlery, 200.
G l. Mills, lamps aud fixtures, dip.
The above from Cedar Falls.
CLASS J.-GRA1N AND SEEDS.
r Stearns, buckwheat, dip.
P Hoagland, fife wheat, 100.
r p Speer, oats, 100.
John Parker, white Mich. wheat
dip.
James Hearst, ten wheat, dip.
" " rye, 0.5O.
J Cowing, corn in ear, 100.
J @ Rownd, timothy seed, $50.
J L Cole, buckwheat, dip.
The above from Cedar Falls.
s. Jones, New Hartford, tea wheat,
l 90.
N B-Choet, Waterloo, barley, O.5O,
CLASS *.
n It Hamilton, portable soda foun-
tain and lemonade stand, dip.
p G Cole, prescription scales, dip.
~ III e., "Ne nerves. u'P'
CABINET NlaNefs ohAon
u.ess,ns bureau UP "nu o;o0'
""SiiS'"''u'
'""'e'
sum- =, =,
,o''','i'i c'."i'7,
1',t""y % furniture uIP'
o... 'I''Tv Nr''"' up
'1'u'' &" 'i',''' '""c' rack, OPP
h'oFo'e cen ,'aoie' dlP
o''che's, up
re "T I(, ,'o'l CI C r"'t7,
~ Il - w" al - ~ W. = num-
- ~, ,rrIr,,, ~ v, Di,I, 1--WE
Cu DoobmIor E. son Codor rors
fine boot. 80. coarse boots 80, ladies
shcas 30
u..,,.,y ,>..o,pr-,rrvrs
u-.oI,r - lo, roa.r po1,. .r,o-
or,aa H. ,.taIt, w"
' 'l'' ~ '''
CLASS NJ
F. Sterns, Cedar Falls, Flat Hand
BoQuetS, dip.
q \ Knowles, Laporte, greatest
display Of dallas 30.
} f + Litchenthaler, Cedar Falls,
greatest display of pansies dip. yer
benas 80, phl0X 80, asters 80.
Bishop & Bancroft, Cedar Falls,
eYerGreens and fruit trees, dip.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07


j. Stearns caulitiower, %.
" egg plant, 50.
sweet potatoes, 80.
onions, so,
" hubbard squashes, so.
r T Hpeer water melons, 80.
r P Speer carrots, 50.
II p Spcer potatoes. so,
II J. Speer, largest and best dis
play Of varieties of potatoes, go.
j Bancroft cabbage 50.
J Bancroft tomatoes, 80.
J Bancroft sweet corn, 30.
Mrs. WI Palmer, cucum bers, IS.
} NJ Rownd, sweet pumkins, so.
Thomas Anger beets, so.
T Anger mAnglc wearsel, 50.
Il Streeter, pumpkins, 80.
II 2 Speer, best and greatest dis
play garden vegetables, ECO.
The above are from Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

WEIGLES is the best and finest now in tho
" market, being free from all mineral acid or
any other poisonous ingredients. and will prcscrve
pickles for years. Factory, No. $50 and 1871 20.
Canal Street, Chicago, H.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
DN@PELPSGA-,


warmers Dyspepsia EOnic Is prepared
EXPRESSLY for DyspeptiCs and those suffering with
ual custivruczs II il siiLhfly stimulating
ionic and a splendid apperizcr: il strengthens the
stomach and restores the digestive OggGns 10 their
heaithy state. Weak. nervous and dysp"ptiC per
SONS should use Warner Dyspepria Tonic. For
sale by druggists Price one Dollar.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
III, G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
WARN iGES'S
pile E4cn1NOE.

50 Cortlandt St, New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
DISSOLUTION.

FsNUE Co-partnershIp heretofore existing be.
Il tween Wallace IL Ritter, is this day Dissolved
by mutaal consent. ihe business viii be carried
on at tie old stand By Chris. Ritter.
CHRISTOPHER RITTER,
. ID. j. q. WALLACE.
Cedar Falls Sept. l9ti., 1870. Is
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
EMMENAGOGUE.

warmers Euancna ggsuc j. the only
article known to cure the Whites, at viii cure %
every case Where il the family in which this
iun1rtaut medicine il not wanted? Mother. ths
i The greatest blessing ever offered you. a,lI you
should immediately procure IT,. II II Glso sure
cure for Female Irregularities, and may DC DC
nrnded uDop I'm every case where the monthly
how has hepn ohstructed through cold or disease.
Sold By druggists. Price One Dollar Or sent by
Address 10 Ofice, 6I9 State st. Chicago,
His. ..'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07

! Il T Speer Cedar Falls, boar under
| s months, s Journal and 200.
! r P Speer Cedar Falls, SOW year
old, 500.
POLAND.
7 y Hathaway, Cedar Falls, Boar
over months and under yr, S Jour.
nal and 200.
n Felmly, Cedar Falls, Sow un-
/ der months, 200.
+ Murdock, boar one year old and
upwards 500.
e Murdocls, Cedar Falls, pen Of
pigs under six months, 200.
ii J Wilson. New Hartford, SOW
yr old and upwards, 800.
n J Wilson, New Hartford, SOW
with 5 pigs under two months, p
Farmer and $500.
p II Thomas, Cedar Falls, boar
under s months, S Journal aud 200
CHESTER WHITE.
T. w. johnson, Dubuque, boar l
year old and upwards, 500.
T w Johnson, Dubuque, breeding
SOW yr old and upwards, 800.
! + G Salisbury, Cedar Falls, boar
under 6 months, S Journal and 200
TG salisbury CoIor EolI. sow
under months : rnmrro1 a~d %
II Co1o GOV, vim : ,i,,a unaor
fwo n,ontns prairie Tor,no w. nrI 0 no
TT-CoIa nan ~ ,,ic.- G,o - ,,r,,,.
how nndar g ,oanths . M
p,rr T. nouis C,nd,r r.,,s c,,s
nndor r uontbs gooI
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II / Npeef' Neuar I ais Ito HShle
io"i7' = J"uloal o''
> - ho"hus' .'e"ar + ans PAIR OF
turkeys . Jouth"'.
NeFF, CtuaF fAiIS' TITO oiack
spanish ch'chello > JOURNAL o''
'''' !. ~ '''' N T., / .
U NJ GURUS ASt1 west Union
Iowa, Apparatus IoF steaihIng 1000,
dip.
Geo Huffman Cedar Fails, straw
and hay cutter, dip.
I q W bfaoacheF' Agtsn " a'ef-
loo Seeder IL Caitivator' dip.
N 1 Hamilton Ceo"F J. aus, ootS'er
'hlm Die ana maLAoie STAKE o,P'
hemmefef ~ " nary @S'S' Aplihg-
Ton, harhes reaper olP'
mem n,eter =" " mary "S,s' All'"e
ton' am farmers 'I'en"' OPP
fAoPa'h' sunny olu'' c'oeF MILL
up
L . Engieuo" Nedar faiiS' pee
hiVe' mp ana 2,oo
:" u Iio " ''I'u '-.,'p, 40 S''''' p''"
'"r al !'"'lp9eS, up Oh" --'Io'
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"S ,, Iu',' '',Q'' i,VO' ,,.,.r.,,- A..
ror.o ,voc,o, far farm, moo Al,
! HINT G. IIo,gIord Godar EoIr.
.,r;,~, r.,,,,.n ,-m,a,ro, ,,nra,aaa
din
Hr,tS EIowl.rd foroest dis,Iav
If ironIer,ort. oud r,orLinorv r o1
! Tnnt g. Rowland Codar FaIi.
prown,s hors. nor, ,lo,y din
! HINT E EovIon6 stirring nlow
,roirio ci,, a.,
u,,. tIa,,la,I .brasba,s Anti.
NAN g. TovIor,s dim
TInnt {. HnwIanG ,li.,Iay or ,.lovva
a.,
", II .,;o,nov famine mill din
fr,.s CIart orI Cedar rails rotary
,,orroy, din
Thom nson g. Go, churn. din.
| r&W Rrnhocler Waterloo mir
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than gallons especial l.oo) 5.Oo.
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rolls, "a premium.
Mrs u L coates jar OF nuI'eF' 81
premium
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Ofeau' l'"o'
Z + Ham peach preserves, 90
A L Hubbard CufrauJ lGtiF, %.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-07
lately MUCH isrnoSED- AND THE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER

Improved with RowELL's PATExT DOUBLE Coo
WHEELS and the PATENT SroP, are now unquef
tonabiy far superior to any apparatus for washing
clothes ever invented, and will save their cost
twice year. by saving labor and clothes.
The editor OF this paper. who purchased Il
Washer and Wringcr. thus tcetihcs as to their
value:
.Uaving gwen The Doty Washer a fair trial, we
take pleasure in endorsing It. We believe II the
beet labor saving machine OF the Kind, ever man
ufactured. large washing may b. done with II
inside Of an hour, and the wearing out of thr
clothes and muscle by rubbing, is saved. Give u
the "Doty" every time