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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

Black Crook Candy, ut Chase b
Rhodes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

New York, June /.

New YORK, June 1.
GoLD-ii5.
chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, June 2.
WHEAT o9Is for No. q.
CoRN-s41s Tor No. Q.
OATS--49.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

New Goods at Trowbridges.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

Two hundred empty barrels of al
kinds, for sale at Wise e. Bryant's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

For the Latest Styles of Slippers
go TO G.. III Boehmler Il Son.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

How many hard earnings lost by
failure to Insure. A Policy I'm the
Phoenix, of Hartford, will make you
all right. Cash assets. over 81. GOO, 900.
T.. G. KNAPP, Agent.
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Sewing Machines For.
sale Chnnr

Strawberries at Chase & Rhodes.
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Remember That when Gold was
down to the lowest figure, Miller,
Wilson 4 Co., purchased their stock
of Goods, and, of course, can offer
all the advantages to those persons
wanting bargains, there Is to be had.
We cordially invite all to call and
see. No trouble TO show goods.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

MILWAUKEE has three female BAR
,ers.
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A Basyain.--A Choice Lot of
Mountain Messina Oranges aud Lem.
"ns, on Consignment for Sale by the
Box or at Retail, at Chase & Rhodes.
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Hazlett has been doing a big trade
the last week, and will continue to
do so, as long as he sells his goods at
such low prices.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

A new stock of Fahnstock lead,
just received, at reduced prices, at
Crosby e. Gregy's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

The latest styles of Boots and
Shoes can be bought very Cheap at
G, III. BRhmler e. Sons.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

Lumber for The miHion-as CHeaD
as the Cheapest.-The subscriber of.
fers for sale, at his lumber yard at
New Hartford, Butler Co., Iowa,
square timbers, lath, pickets, shin
giles of all grades, dressed flooring
and siding, which he will sell at
Cedar Falls prices. None need haul
their lumber 10 miles for nothing
For good lumber at reduced prices
call on me at New Hartford. Salts.
faction guaranteed.
Il. WILLIAMS.
April 1870.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

Best and Cheapest Organs now in Use!
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Bibles.

The Bible Society's Depository at
Wise 4 Bryant's Drug Store, has re.
ceived new supply of Ribles and
Testnments which are sold at cost to
the rich, and to the poor are given
away.
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G. C. KNAPP, Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

All OF Dake's Celebrated Crackers
fresh at Chase e. Rhodes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-03

Black Crook Candy, at Chase 4
Rhodes.
Aniline colors, brown, yellow
blue, red and violet, with full direc'
tions, at Dale q Kellogg's.
Good assortment OF Hats and Cap.
at Miller, Wilson h Co.'S. All cheap
All the latest styles of Hats and
Caps, in Chip, Straw, Leghorn, Pan
anna, Wool, Felt and Fur, can b
found at Wilson Bros.
CRANBERRIES.- Cultivated
Cranberries, For Sale by
CHASE & RHODES.
Ladies', If you want new style Hats
and nice Sea Sides, call at Hazlett's
cheap store. #a
Hosiery and Gloves, In every style
for Ladies', Gents. and Children
cheap at Miller, Wilson & Co.'S.
Refined Cder-For sale by Chase
& Rhodes
Honey Comb, Lancaster and Mar,
settles Quilts, all grades, for sale
cheap at Wilson Bros.
|
| Glass.
Glass cut to order, of any size Of
shape, at Wise & Bryant's.
Hazlett Is selling splendid s.4 Bee
Spreads at $3.50, and 1914 at 500
Marseilles and Honey Comb Quilt
very cheap at Hazlett's.
- -
White goods of every description
consisting of Plain, Plaid and Strip
ed Jaconets, and Nansooks Irish Lin
en-, Linen Damasks, Plain and Print
ed Piques. all of which are selling
cheap at Wilson Bros.
Glass Of all sizes, just received
down to specie prices, at Dale 4
Kellogg's.
Take Notice.-A full stock of al
kinds of Dried Fruit and Berries TO
sale by Chase & Rhodes.
Pass 10 around.-If you want t,
buy or sell new maple sugar, or ma
pie syrup, call on Chase g. Rhodes.
| -
Cements. a..
Fresh Akron and Louisville c.
ments, just received at Wise & Bry
ants.
Now Is the time to paper you
rooms. and the best place to bu,
Wall Paper, is at Hazlett's. Just re
ceived three thousand beautiful roll
which he Is selling cheap. Call an,
look at the styles.
Plaster Paris, Louisville and Ack
ron cement new and fresh at Crosb,
& Gregg's.
Before IL Is too late go to G.. c
Knapp, and get insured in the Nortl
American, of Philadelphia, estab
lished in 1794. Cash, capital an,
surplus over So, 100000.
/ All kinds of Groceries, such n
sugar, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Pepper
Spice, Tobacco, dried Raspberries
dried Peaches, Soap, Matches, &c.
can be found at Hazlett's at yer,
low prices. Go to Hazlett's 70
cheap Groceries.
EeS~A Choice Stock of Teas an,
Fancy Groceries at Chase & Rhodes
Whitewash Brushes, Shoe Brush
es, Crumb Brushes, Popes Eye 70
the million at Dale & Kellopg's.
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AroitssloHll daros.

nh. LEWIS, 30 ach ~, New YORK. cures a. l.s.
- eases OF prcunar nAtrrg without trI euro,
trouble, or change OF dlet. Let those who du.t u
goILnk cured ySnwhtro, OF hove bHcu pEYuoH.rI DO.
CuIapc, consult the Doctor at oaCt. And tuU, A..
astonthed AZ the speedy CurC8 Which he Uuhcs Goa.
SUIT MN and satisfy youseit Forty years .-. .r,.Il
hH. OIIN, n Bond st.. has qua, iH NtW b,
~ Tor NE cure 4 nervous lCh.Nty, all cA.s. q
urinary diseases. lie cures tGoLrlnit . 80.
nate, aNcr being gwen no by others. 10 Filr' #H
iMlel' consult ne Doctor Oy lCtle- or D.. fH.n.. i
9s'Ampslor MS Me hca Essa}s Hours A a. 40. ''
1 AIDES NFFLICTED-ln whfgYrr a.. 80
rev upon AZ and 81 'r " cHT. ~ T.. t'Hi".fl
Chatham a. Circular lree, frst ooat
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Snmmfr Stsnris.

i fhs fSRf William HENRY HorHL
VIII be opened for summer visitors June persons
wishing 10 engage rooms will please address fhe
Arlington, at Washington. d. c. or Fort William Hen.
River X. X. going through without change.
T. kOE5Si.h q SCn. Proprietors.
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4nblit Notlrrs.

NOTICE - HEREBY GlYES that 49, elect m
~ VIA ne held at the once OF the New Nurs B-. ge
ipmpAny, corner Of Fulton and Front sLf In tu u,.J
OF hrookEn, MONDAY, tue 9th day ot june L,At u
o'clock at noon Of that dy, for u Directors ~. ,lI
Company for the then ensuing wear,
JOHN P. ATRl NsON. sec'y.
Dated NAV 3. 1850
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.Dally. For nackensack only. tFOr Piormont only
MORNING LINE TO PEEKsKILL.-Th,
lNl steamer Antelope leaves every morulnI wthoal
exception, nom the foot OF Harrison ST. ats O'clock
landing At 3th It, at sis. Yonke-s, DObbs Ferry, liar
rvtOvn and Nyack Oy ~ ~ Sinx Sng, HayHi,traw
days.
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Sinmbpufs ar6 Builrruor.
ERIEEAILMAlSiiFiIIaFAaEEssa hsA ,,,I Pgro

ESJ d. 1s hSh i96lP Sg 81
81 h III t9ifo E3FREss TRAINS LEAVE CHAM.
BEfsvE, kfsMS Ssi'A A. Nj s3 r. n ASD IN ".
fk FRO ss bsRw rs a661 6 aoAcnEs VIII ~
SGTTs13 HqSSsScfi q reh1TyoH
tEfFiS SOi S9T FR5s 8 Il,
bbo0ffAhhhoss S SEp Nj f hE4S 2S fST F SSE 70
tINShIi AN EMIGRAST TRAIN LEAVES DAILY
,afor. Port icrv,, md WY, ,na1 AN and ts. p N.
J. No and, SUNDAYS only $50 y c,!! H., "i5 r. W5
For Grey court and Way, a. $50 4. ~ ca IT, SIS
Fof Newbursh and WAY. IT 3 A. ", $50 AM i,lp. ~
(2ld st., 7ii5 A NJ. &l5 and hl3 T., NJ
= For Sunern and Nay, and CT, y. eel 81 i:if ami
6j T.. NJ Theatre Tran, 'li@0 T. ". C5l 49, III p.Nt
io!,S and Ills <. NJ .I.S Sir e:i5 an fi"'S a, We
hambers a. Depot, at Gio, lois A. Mi nHi 'ES 1,
For HscSensact and uilydale nom esi =, nopo,. al,
From Chambers st. Depot, A. NJ. Il NJ; t!j l. tGiJ,
For Piermont, aonsey and way. from sd st. popot.
at Si5 A. NJ; l25. t?;i5 lis 4j and t6j PM aud sat-
urdays only, ti2 midnight From hammers ST. Depot "a
A. MI l. t5:SJ tl5. .. and ts:J T. Nj SATURDAYS Only,
Tickets for passage ana for Apartments in Drawn,
boom and Sleeping Coaeh.s can be Rtalned, ami or
left at the Com anys Offices, al 80 and 5 roaIvav
8 Chambers st. corner 18th st. and 81 av.. Hlrcm
sSa FS Sot Of nIoos sW 1ePo 29' Of
Long Dock pepot, Jersey CITY aud OF the Agents At
1 p.'- WI. r. BARR, General Passenger Aeea..
I. D. RuokHR, General Superintendent
MAY :, 1870.
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Bankers and Dealers In Government Securities,
iTmE sOurnERN CHNrRAL RAILRoAp

II now completed the entire distance from Ovcgo to
Auburn A popular and prosperous agricultural and
manufacturing district Is thus efficiently provided for
The local business Of the Southern Central will be very
large, both aigh. and passenger traho. The rich
agricultural oountry through which II will afford
constantly Increasing business The great manufao
turing establishments at Auburn. whose water power
b the best in tho State and the entsrpri1ng towns
along the line, viii always 70 this road good
income.
vERlnLyK CO., the Financial Agents OF the road
oex tie remaining unsod portion OF the BoLds with
the greatest confidence, believing them TO DO good
security q any that hiss been placed on this
ket The ponds bear Seven per cent. have thirty years
run and thor convertible the option
Of the holder.
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ytual Rotnts.

VNPURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
l the County Of New York, notice - hereby given IA
Az pcron- having Gains against Horny c Lyon lac
oiilc Guy OF New YORK. deceased 10 pre- ent the same
Win vouchers thereof 10 the HLDsCiihera al tho frs
ol Luther = Lawrence, Esa,, lGl Nassau st. In Tho az
u N'w luTk on ut before the FIRST day Of Angus ut
ladel sew nuT', thr twenty ,ecOnd day Of January
''"' LtiiifRH s. hAwHHEfScE. Administration.
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Stiuailuns 6clani,l

A NITUATION "a n travelling agent private or
JVNlUs. box 10. suu once 49,
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Sstrulcgg.

ME. MEEkEN, Fortune Teller, GO,
IA LVae 80 taAi iAlh 81 Fec - ess. NJ EtL~T
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THE YIRsr MORTGAGE
sBvRN PER CENT. BONDS

NEW HAVEN. MIDDLETowN and wrLIMAETIc
RAILROAD COMPANY
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Qruposuls.

P0sT ys 0FEE s.r oi AND 2, GouRT HOUSE.
Post 01ics and Court House. New YORK Cty~N Fought
sps s s ore. una IA Dc csf 3d.
18th o. May no Ior Furnishing delivering Atm and
hiblted in lans AMI schedules now TINS ONCE. con:
sSng q ss ss, iTSn SStSq bedp'o 40 aud
S cast s cT e and q nee r. rom ro1R CTS s9a
"y nSS and a ID a se Of Ps ana q
drawings. Castings :m At not weigh les tam tis
schedule WEIGHT and no surplus weight WA he paid for
respect nom the requirements of tbs dawn.s be &c
Ali bearings o. columns. b7pcs riat1s So uiugt n,
lapCd or nrncd refetty true, al bit hoics drilled
class manner
The beams and Glrdes must be o. N, Manufacture Of
Works. Cooper Hewitt, or OF other American manu-
n aeTs e ene S s aal a % Of &c s E any
wrought gsn they wlll be straight aad SQUAD in al
Al beams sct on brick work must rost on cast iron
The Specifications and schedules,
An necessary bolts, wedges cs angle irons. anchors.
WORK torethor IN the be, manner and anchor 20 ne
tor, who win put the entire work together aud lp
place, to the complete atsiaetion of the SupeF.nted
The aiTdcrs win be 1ut together with bolts and stc,
All beSs an cn ~ Sc aH y re- Tp,I 10
tendent and found detective in any particular Will
The contractors win be Permitted the US, o; the der
cEarre bgt WIN be- reanfea ' 10 ns 81 & " W. Ss
employed in WORKING iheu VINO VIII be nunislad by
nahcd nv me contractor
castings and beams Which Si Include ,hc wedges
bolts, angle irons clamps, ties anchors OF othT uctL
whether mentioned IN drawuss or Schedules o. n5t
nut in mace compice Min hrse poi6s an dI,
Of written notice TO commence the work
baae Vii be %S, dcTsd lie s sa19S e"''0
AMI hS G D. Ise9 n deniiyn5 re mSi,S
delueng ten per cent until the hna completion OF the
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Rsligiuus Hutirts
DRAGGING To the masses in Leferts Park
Il The Young Mons Praying Association have leased
this Park and viii hold religou service every Sab
bath. Preaching by able ministers rom different
chches eyerv sabbath at O'Clock, 70 be followed by
ameeting for prayer and exhortation brethren from
dnerent churches will assist in the services Free to
ALL You are cordially invited to attend.
DRAGGING IN THE HOLLAND language
by TIC pastor, the Rev, A H. Bcchthold, tomorrow
Sunday morning. al loN In the lecture room of the R
r. D. Church, corner OF 9Th and 10Th st. (entrance in
10Th ST., aud ct ~ r. N. cor. OF ath st. and Lafayette
place.
DELICIOUS SERVICES will be held IN Sc,
IL Georges Chapel Of Free Grace In East 18Th st.,
throughout the SIMMER services commencing at 10 TO-
A. and a, 10 p NJ Preaching by Rev. J. N. WAITE
- vices Sundays at 1880 A. NJ and 1tD y NJ and
wednesday evenings ats O'Clock seats nee. cordial
Invitation ~ all.
st. LgKE's VI. Y, CHURCH, iist at. near 9Th
- ay-frcacllng by Kew. =. B. HalroWvr pastor, on
sunday. I'D INST, at foA A. NJ, and beioreBP NJ
i he Church Of our SAVIOUR CsiSth t'nivarsalistj
10 IT., between 5th and 9Th avs, tomorrow morning
and evening,
VOUNG MIN are wei coined at the special SER
II Vices Nc AssoclaUbn Hall Social BIBLE Class at
y. Nj. on Sunday, May % Addres 10 young men by
Rev. Dr. Edsaway atil +. NJ seats Tree.
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RANkING HOUsE OBJ
HKNRY CLRws q CO.
% WALL STREET

INTEREST ALLOWED
ON DAILY BALANCES OF CURRENCY OR GOLD
Persons dspoering with check sight In same
manner with National Banks.
Certificates of deposit iuad bearing interest at
ket rates. Collections made on all points, aud loans
negotiated.
We buy and sell 81 current market prices U. q. GOV
EMINENT BONDS of all issues and execute orders
lor the purchase and sale OF GOLD, and AL hnLcss
cnrfties.
T3nQLDERs,of CHICAG9 .SD ROCK
prepared 70 exchange their aTst mortgage sinking
fund cent bonds duo In ias TOT the DO lds
OF the Chicago ard Rock Island Company, maturing
July. $50 The bonds offered In exchange are seemed
by Amt mo tsage the entire road ana equipment
extending from Chicago TO Council B.ufs including the
Washington branch, being altogetner 81 miles "a OK.
tent j. y. TRACY, President.
New York. April ~ 1910.
, 1870-10-14

has never allowed them TO do anything to
help themselves, is exploded by revOIu-
ton, what is before them but chaos and
ruin?
If we are to Judge of designs by facts,
it is only too clearly proved to US that
France, the Emperor, cannot have enter
tanned the ambition with which he is
charged. Manifestly his army has been
but a make-believe, to conceal from Eu-
rope q weakness in militant power that
might have tempted aggression or con-
s%piracy. He has only too conclusively
proved that he was unprepared. 1t was
the cry of our economists that he main
tanned an army of65O,OO men at a smaller
cost than ours of 200, 900. PaIpably, he
has never been so beIIigerent. His ar
mament has been, for a first Continental
Power, on the most moderate scale and
peace footing, while that of Prussia has
been augmented and equipped for instant
war of the vastest dimensions. We know,
indeed, that while the expenditure on our
small army reaches Els, 000, 900, the war
budget of the Emperor has never exceeded
G12, 900, 900.
But when the sanguine manager was
told by his ~cheque-taker that the house
was nearly empty, his answer was "Why,
then, there are so many the more to come"
The population of Francois, 900, 600
is as numerous as, and more homogeneous
than, that of Prussian Germany. Her
annual conScription yields 10000 men,
while MISUNDERSTANDING
to America at the rate of 800, 900 a year.
The French conscripts serve for six years,
becoming thoroughbred soldiers, to be
dismissed to their homes and families
when they have been completely season.
ed and disciplined. In fact, so far is it
from being true that the French troops can
now muster nlyraw levies, while the Prus-
slams are veteran soldiers, it is certain that
France must somewhere have at lesat
10000 of men who have served five
or six years each-while the armies of
Prussia are composed of One-year volun-
teers, or three-year cOnscripts, who have
never before smeIt powder. | am not
among the number of those who believe
that a great military nation that proves
her prOWesS never to have been greater
than now, when as King William says,
her enemy "has had great luck, can be
'doubled up" extempore, as seems to be
anticipated by her damned goOd-natured
friends" cannot even bring myself to
think that the stratagetic skill and judg-
ment of her commanders have suddenly
disappeared. They may have been en-
barrassed by the overshadowlng authori-
ty of Imperial h%esitancy. 1t was a wise
saying of Napoleon the First that lone
bad general was better than two good
J mL.~u u,o- bo,v0 hoo, ,,;o;koJ ~
, 1870-10-14

N'CJ
sole reason why we hear nothing OF the
'personal government" in Prussia that
finds a thousand o%ut-spoken detractors IN
France, is simply that "the father OF his
people" whips them and puts them to
bed whenever they plead their political
majority, or pretend to have a will or
opinion of their own.
"What shall de honest man do in my
closet p Be not deceived, A despOt
does not keep 1900, 900 fighting men in
full order of war in the interests Of peace.
Alsace and Lorraine but come after Den
mark, the Duchies, Hanover, the HanSe
Towns, German Austria. We think the
formidable power of Prussia nothing to
US. Do we forget that a single Alabama
swept the mercantile marine Of America
from the ocean? To Prussia the loss Of
her shipping trade would be n%Othing-to
us it would be absolute ruin. Sherard
Osborne, q very competent authority, OBJ
serves -
I fully expect before long to see a panic
in England and bad feelipg'towards Ger
many directly she begins, as she must
now do for her own safety, to deVelope
her.sast naval resources and form a great
arsenal at the magnificent port of Jahde.
We shall hear of it being the Key Of the
North Sea and the rival of Chatham. 1t
only lies a days run from the Humber,
and our Yorkshire friends will wake up
to it before long. Within the waters OF
the Jahde a great feet could assemble
with infinitely more security, and issue
forth to haraSs the eastern seabOard OF
Great Britain with far more chance OF
success, than any similar force could do
from the ScheIdt. And, again, a little
further north there is the Kattegat, only
tw~enty-eight hours steam from Aberdeen,
whence, in the event of a coalition against
us, the present Russian feet of either
eleven or thirteen Monitors would sail
forth, and could retire to, with %impuuity,
so far as our present means OF resistance
are concerned.
The time may come when England may
live to look upon France as a necessary
check upon a more formidable enemy.
Let me not be misunderstood. This
system of personal government under the
First Napoleon made France the curse OF
Europe, and now it threatens to be the
ruin of France. Will it not lead Prussia
through the same %career9 What gave
Napoleon his victories? Simply that des-
potism which in Germany and Austria
wholly ignored the people in the govern
ment of their own country. What is the
source of the perils of France now9 That
the people have never been allowed to
administer their own affairs, and to dis
cover and call to the front their most ca
pable men. They cut off the heads of
, 1870-10-14
from the Weekly Dispatch, Septb. a,
BUONAPARTE V. H0HENzOLLERN.

considers it unjust? The snug islanders
of England require Continental spectacles
TO see the bearing offoreign politics upon
the condition Of each State. We are rea-
DIV enough-too ready-tO commit our
selves to the unfathomable abyss of an
DISCRIMINATING European struggle when
there is but a suspicion that Belgium
NAV be involved in a "rectlfcatiOn OF
frontier" which is the diplomatic euphu-
ism for stealing your neighbours terrific
ry-buM we have no federation Tor the
alarm 0f France at the armament OF
1900, 900 men in Prussia-an alarm too
well founded in Il nation which, with an
equal population, has proved, with only
a too practical certainty, that she has
con!ented herself with one fourth of that
force, and with an invitation to England
10 Propose to Prussia a reduction OF her
threatening %panoply. Neutrality-suspicious.
in a newly discovered theory of politics
is this country-found out by the cost OF
an expenditure Of a million of men, two
thousand millions ofmoney, and a'4ujle
''oficious" thirty years war. Can we
wonder that France, with no sea to guard
her from invasion, is slower TO learn the
lesson of minding her own business
These Bourbons, Orleanists, and Repub-
licans that go smelling about her to plot
the undoing of the Empire, but re-enact
there what the COmmOnwealthmen and
the Jacobites did against the Stuarts and
the Guelphs Of England. The LeglsIa-
tura, the Government, even the army, IS
full of enemies, against whose preten-
sions the French people had pronounced
their verdict by revolution and Pteb1Scate.
What we call dynastic and personal gov
ernment-have not it's %jealousles and
~stringencv been necessitated by chronic
consDiraciesP With all his faults, see
what the Emperor has done. He fought
bv our side in China he stood shoulder
TO shoulder with lis in the Crimea, when
Prussia was supplying Russia with NUM-
ments to defeat us he helped Mexico to
emerge out of anarchy he gave indePen-
dence TO Italy he has "sympathlsed"
with Poland he found Paris "brlck and
has left it marble; ;" he has given Free
trade to France under his reign it has
doubled it's wealth, and greatly advanced
in productive resources When did the
arts, the development of every branch OF
industry, so flourish as they do under
his rule "Strike, but hear !" Talk of
personal government! !" What is Prus-
STA but Bismarck and the KingP What do
we know oft but in that insolence to
our countrymen which extorted from Pal
merston the epitbet of "deplorable"S
The press of France, see how daring, how
o~ut-spoken, it is. Where is that OF Prus-
STA Is there a despotism more absolute
nnnrn i~rresnnnaihle at G%nnstantInODle or
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26

FARM BUILDINGS will soon
need shelter, it they do not already, and
should be regularly stabbed at night, as in
winter. In putting the sta sin order, look
well to the floors, and to the timbers in con-
tact with manure, or the liquids ofthc sta
bic renew those which are in any degree
weak. Tighten weather boards, patch roots
if leaSy. See that all buildings around the
barn-yard have good eavestroughs and gut
tiers, so that no more water than necessary
enters the barn yard