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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
How the News was Received in st,
Inmis.

How the news was AGceIiGd IN 81
Louis.
my sympathies are with Prussia.
France is all wrong all wrong, sir,
depend upon il; and she will have
ali Europe against her." remarked
y.
"Xe diable she will ! Veil suppose
she duz, sair France vipps re whole
continent, sair! Oui, sair, Vivc la
France ~ +.
"Peltcr go schlow a leddle tell you
hPors from Peesmark. PeesnarK is
ter g0tt tamfest gerschwintsrhIa eter
ever you tit see! Peter go schlOw a
l. ddle" put in &.
"WeIi, gentlemen, / amt much
interested no how, but I'll jest bet a
Xxx 2reenhuck that Uncle Sam can
lick 'em both quicker'n yeller
JAoun0 kin whisk the pigtaii," said
d., with both thumbs stuck in the
arm hO'cs of his vest. and huge strut
visible all over his person.
"IIIf old Hing land rises up hin it,
hitli be a Id short job, but hath
erw ise NapoIeOn's TO IudtO be whip.
ped because he's got u bloody Hirish-
man to lead his army veutured l.,
by that same token he'll win eV-
cry fight thin, and here's the dacent
ioukjng money that SEE SO, he Eor-
rah :" exclaimed F.. shaking a huge
roll Of bran new national bank notes
under j.. = nose.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

Gov. Walden. the nominee Of the
Republicans in the Fourth District,
aud our present observation-disclosures
or, don't get to serve out his time in
one Office before lie is called TO "A high
err one. lie had to resign the office
Of Senator TO take that of Lieuten
ant Governor, aud now he will have
To resign the halter to 20 TO Congress.
But it, all right; aud ii necessary
the same thing can be done over
again, and worthy man be- called to
Il still higher place. Slate Register.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
EMMENAGOGUE.

EgurmUr's EminenagogHe is +he only
article huDwn 70 cure the WHITES. ut viii cure "
every ~H-.l Whore j. the family IN which this
ilnDrtaut medicine Is not wanted: Mothers. this
ia tha grp4isgt blessing ever offered y0U, and yOH
sa"ulG numaii41eIv procure 1t. II II alsu q sur
cure tor FrMrla IRREGULARITIES, and may be de-
panded npal in every case where the monthly
H9,v has ben Uh~tructea through cold disease.
Soil nv DRUGGISTS Price One Dollar. Or sent by
ma, IN g,'yi;t al One Dollar ans a q l1r'cr.
Ad1rerB 10 OGice. GI9 state NJ. Chicago,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

THE campaign ended in the fourth
District last week, with the nomina-
ton of Lieut.. Gov. Walden for Con
sress, on tie 9th ballot. The result
IL esninently satisfactory to the Re.
publicans Of tie district. Laughridge
and Stone labored hard during the
canvass to secure the nominatiou-e
! IEdhen. = = = - -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26


SISTER MONEY, OF the Jefferson
Era, takes q very sensibles view OF
the woman subject, in which we
heartily coincide. If all her sex
would do the same, there would be
fever suffering women: "1n regard
to oul standing on woman suffrage,
we have faint recollection Of reply
ing that we were not suffering for
the ballot nor its privileges. Ne,
sir! Personally, we have all the
privileges that Il rational human be-
ing can ask. With one Of the best
husbands in the world, to smooth
the rugged paths of life, the right 10
hold Office in church and other sOci9-
ties-to which We do not aspire, how
ever, but the right to preside over
our pleasant home, and the right to
WELD, however feebly. the editorial
pen. in word to he an editor in
these days of excursions, and to Gu
JOY the unmeasured pleasure of trip
like this. Our time and capacity for
the enjoyment Of pleasure aud bust
hess are full to the brim. Now we
must desist or our strong minded
sisters will cry out 'seltish" against
us. Eut from our closest observation
we find that in nine cases in ten the
ladies who are the strongest advO-
Gates, either have bad husbands or
none at all, neither Of which con-
cerus us. With the men, it is gall
lantry that gives favor to the ques-
ton. But very few of them will re-
fuse to grant even Il minority of the
ladies Il request that they ask, and
for ibis reason we think that woman
suffrage will eventually become q
law, whether it be for better or worse
is not for US 10 determine"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

SPECTACLE> AND EYE GLASSES. -
Mcssrs. Lazarus Il Morris, the we'll
known Opticians, of Hartford, Conn.,.
beg respectfully to announce to the
inhabitants of Cedar Falls and vicin-
ity, that they have appointed Mr.. J.
II. Stanley, Matchmaker and jew
cIcr, ms their cole agent for the sale Of
their Celebrated Perfected SpectacIes
and Eye-giasses. They have every
confidence in the ability Of their
agent to meet the requirements of
all customers. The material from
| " hich these Lenses are ground is
manufactured specially for optic pur-
poses, and il l,ure, h0rd and Brilliant,
restoring to the wearers q clear and
. distinct vision az in the natural
/ healthy sight. They are Pcri&c0ui"
and consequently preserve IS we'll az
assist the sight. and last many year,
without change being necessary. A
perfect fit guaranteed in all cases.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

4 BACHELOR aud IA young lady
bought SOME tickets in partnership
in a lottery at recent Sanitary fail
at Milwaukee, agreeing to divide the
proceeds equitably. They drew 4
double bedslead, baby crib and 1
lunch basket, the question is how t.
divide them or whether they shal
use them jointly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
The War.

The severe fighting in progress I
few days since ended in the retreat
ofthe French, with fearful LOSE 80
both armies. One estimate gives Inc
Prussian loss in Killed and wounded
thus far at 100000 and Prussians are
Mortified.
A correspondent describes the
scenes of the battle of the 10th as one
seldom equaled. Thirty miles OF
ground covered with dead md
wounded on both sides. The can
nOnade from the German side and
ihe rattle of the needle guns were
terrific. The defeat of the French
was total. Their long columns could
be seen pouring toward the north in
an effort to evade pursuit by way of
Briey. The loss on both sides is i'm
mense. Many French prisoners
were taken. The King himself was
personally attentive to the French
wounded. A French prisoner taken
while killing wounded German
was hanged at Gore. Out of 1000 ~
habitants of the neighborhood, scarce
~ any remained.
The Prussian army has invested
Metz. 1t is claimed by the French
that communication between Paris
and Metz is not cut off. but it is be-
lieved to be entirely invested and it
is also reported that the aPrussian
Crown Prince is marching on Paris
with 150,O men The Notifications
of Paris are still being strengthened.
There is no prospect of peace. The
PTcsSe says the Ambassadors from
Russia, lilly, and Austria, in their
Uurto t." nes~t;~'@. rnr rnacp have
been officially informed that peace is
impossible SO long as a Prussian SOL
der remains on French soil.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

A REPENTANT SINNER Last
week John II, Mo~icr presented him.
self at the police headquarters, said
he had rohhed IA railway company III
Connecticut, fled, got out mcney, was
sorry for what he hal done and
wanted to he taken back. He was
lmprisone Il by the police. The chic
then telrgrnphnd the Sheriff ut Nan
gutUci and asked if he should lie
returned. An affirmative answer
was received. This noon Deputy
Marshal Riddle left for Nangaturii
with MOsier in charge. -Des N0jnes
R2yVCyjy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

AMONG the articles to be furnished
ut the Soldiers Reunion are the fol-
lowing, with the quantities in which
they are to be furnished Coffee,
1000 pounds; Sugar, 100. 600 pounds :;
Crackers, 5000 pounds Cheese,
l., 900 pounds; Bntter, . 600 pounds :;
Pick les, 80 barrels.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
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Nomination in Third District,

w. G. Donnan, Of Independence,
was nominated, at CHARLES City, on
Wednesday, for Congressman in the
Third District, in the place now
filled by VIM. Il. Allison. lO7 balls
lots were taken, and the result was
undoubtedly the sober second Judge
ment of the convention. " ..z
We could not have been better
suited. Mr.. Donnan is young,
rising man, will carry his district by
large vote, and is fully worthy Of
the honor conferred. His friend:
are legion. es q.
Lyons, in this State, has a popu'
tlstion of 1905 a'a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
The Crops on the Theatre Of Wa

The Crops on the Theatre Of War.
A Frankfort letter of July so to
the London Nc1ps says: "A more
unfortunate time for the outbreak Of
hostilities could hardly have been
selected. The crops are nearly ready
for the sickle and there is hut n scanty
supply of labor. Throughout the
vast tract of country have travelled
from the fertile valleys of the Rhine
and Mose.le to the sandy plains
which encompass Berlin, the sight
of waving cornfelds was the one
which uniformly met the eye. Here
and there few women were cutting
down the ripe grain, yet, in the ma
joTity OF the fields there was no sign
Of the hushandman plying his nee
cssary task. In the vicinity OF the
Rhine the crops appear to be unusu-
ally luxuriant. The drought, of
Which cnmplaintsare made here as
well as elsewhere, does not seem to
have proved very Injurious. 1t is
expected that the vintage will be un-
exceptionally good, provided an op.
rOrtunity is offered for peaCeably
plucking the grares. When gazing
on the glorious promises of the
prolific earth, it is almost impossible
to realize the fact that n tremendous
effort ia being made to undo the
work which has been accomplished
with so much toll, and to convert
the corn fields and vineyards into a
barren and hlackened battle-ground
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

s1g~soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS L DEALERs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

The same skee-Sykes played raIct
de ch0Hbrc to sweet Olive when she
lectured here last spring.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

The crops in New England are
suffering terribly from drought, says
the Philadelphia Ledger, and the
farmers OF That region consider 1870
hard year. Light showers have
visited most localities, but since May
no soaking rain las fallen anywhere.
The intense and protracted heat, it
is stated, has parched the ground to
the depth of three feet, has destroyed
the pasturage, and rolled up the
leaves Of corn. A good rye crop has
been gathered, bat The Indian corn
will be light. Hay is twenty five
per cent below the average yield, and
the oat crop is equally Deficient
The tobacco crop of the Connecticut
valley is reported to be looking well,
but that planted last and insufficient
~ mauured will turn out to he a
failure, unless rain speedily falls
Potatoes were extensively planted,
but the crop will not exceed two
thirds Of an average yield.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


State.
= JUDGES SUPREME COURT,
FuU TerBl-C. G. COLE.
Wright TdcdHcy--JAMES G. DAY
Dillon Tdc0ncy-WM. +. MILLER
ISECBETARY OF STATE,
tED.WRIGHT.
AUDITOR,
tJOHN RUSSELL.
tTREAsURER,
SAMUEL. L. RANKIN.
REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE,
AARON BROWN.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
HENRY O'CONNOR.
REPORTER SUPREME CoTRT,
f. 1. STILES.
CLERK sUPEME COURT,
CHARLES LINDERMAN.
Congressional---YI. District.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
HON. JACKSON ORR.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

A special dispatch from New York
to the Chicago TrtbUae. of late date,
states that the effect of Prussian vic
tories has been to lower gold but
the belief is gaining ground that
Prussian, as well as French victories
mean Il long war. For now that the
whole French nation is aroused, the
loss of Paris is not likely to bring
the people to submission.
At the Office Of the North German
Consulate, the opinion is expressed
that the Prussians will not attempt a
siege of Paris, but will assault it,
upon their arrival, with one huge
combat body. After the capture of
the city the King will call Congress
of nations, which is expected TO de-
pose the Bonaparte dynasty, and
invite the OTleanist chief to the
throne. AS the French people will
not be disposed to submit to mon
arch imposed on them by foreign
powers, the fighting will continue,
and if the republic is declared at
| Lyons or Marseilles, a general rising
of the republicans throughout Eu,
rope will probably follow. All thest
contingencies are anxiously discussed
by our merchants and nOnieC
men, with a view to determine The
duration of the war.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
Hither and Thither.


NTontgonoerv copnty pa who hava
Iivad I'm paac. and herman, for sixt,,
wears.
k'"'e!" III" ihS', P''on !" hei
,'e"soN' ~ 'e''"' ''iu'. o"' 'o'
rs ''@',' 90 'e'0i '0" IL ~ ''e'e' " &c
''''''' .r a.. ST.. -
M '''l'' ~.
,'' :, ''.'1
,rs VIZ, w. a. Live "a -'"f'''0H '""
The soldiers re. union at Des
Moincs will take place next week.
4 large attendance is indicated by
the stir in all parts of the State.
DG ,,
man im Arkansas, named Alexander
1iAFNe, wants To TIE elected to the
United States Senate.-Ecchu7Yc.
The cOlorcd guns are getting 10 be
as nntost i'm esl,inv for ofioa .s
white mon
3outh went 'f1'" saw MIL III
Madison, Indiana, the other dhy,anu
after looking at the circular saw,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

A delegate Convention Of the Republican Elec-
. OF Black Hawk county, viii be held in the
M RI TTc~sn i'm Waterloo nm
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
Vinegar.

ETEIGLES ia the best and finest now in the
w market, being free from ell mineral acid, or
any othgr p"lSoNo'E mgr di' nt5 ana VIII prcsrYe
Canal Street, Chicago, Ill.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

Made Of TD5r Rltps Whisteg, Proof Spirits. aad
R,rpre Ltg80ra, ductured, spiced. and =geeteneG
piCgs' hi taste. called 'sJonies" Appaf;zgrsr
''I.stOrerE," &c, that lead the tippirr on te
drunkenness and ruin. bur are a true medicine
mad. from the uativ1 Roots and Herbs of Califor
thu GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE. a perfect RaHoYatGr and
luviruratOr Of the SyEtcm carrying oil all-pOiSon
Ons matter. and restoring the blood 10 8 healthy
condition. No person can take these Bitters &C.
corlinE 20 directions, aud remain long unwcll
300 viii ha given for an incurabIc case. pro.
vd,d the bones are not destroyed by mineral
po-nnE Other means, and the vital organs
vast I'd beyond the point Of repair.
FnF T. 8UWUla'Jry "rsiGtrGufc EhcBy1Tf3SE7 ana
GuHf. DgSpsDaiI. or fEaigaEtion. BliO"s. remit
traf duR gH'sgHsirl4t F8reFs. E6Sfasss AZ The
tar2 have bggn mast successfur s,sch Bisensas
are csUaod by TTfiG'ef BioO4, which il generally
prod uced by arrangement OF tn Dtgeefire Organs.
Cleans tha Initiated Blood whenever YOU find
plpa, Erupions or sores: cleanse II when yOu find
il ohstruCtNd sud slurgish in the veins cleanse IL
when II IL foul. and your feelings will tell yOu
when. Keen the blood pure and The health of the
sy-t"m win fnlGw.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS. lurking in the
system Of so many thousands, are eiiectually de
str0ynd and renewed
In Billions, Ramittent. and Intermittent Fever,
'hnar Bit"r- have 10 equal. For full directions
read carefully the ClrcHlar around each bottle,
printed IN four languages---Enghsh, German.
Fr"nch and Spanish.
j. WALKER, Proprietor % Commerce ST., n. Y.
r. IL. MCDONALD E co.
Drr~CiSts, AMI General Agent San francisco and
Sacramento, California, and 81 and 81 Commerce
street. y. Y. l9w4
RzB~soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS L DEALERS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
Marble and Stone Works.

SsTRUTHERs g. SONS. Office and warerooms
- 1522 Market st. Steam Works W. Walnut St
Wharf, Philadelphia. Designs furnished for Mon.
uments, Mautles, Sratuary. sc Established, 1918
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

Mrs. Writ Sykes has sued for di,
vOrce in Chicago, on account Of abau,
donmcnt. Her husband has been
travelling with Olive Logan for s0mt
years. Ohio State Journal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26


INCREASE.-Ihe census of KOssuth
county as We learn from the Upper
Dcs Holmes shows n population OF
nearly 5000. The State census ot
1869 gives the county population OF
1854. The county has therefore
nearly doubled in one year. The pa
per above named says the marshal
found large number Of men prepar-
ing to receive their families, and
thinks the population by the first of
October will reach 4,01O Large &C.
Ccs2ions are expected rs soon as the
railroad reaches Algona. As it is
with KOssuth. so it is with MAORI,
of the counties in the Ei""H City
L-~-'-I Div.rict. G"no have gained a
fourth some haze doubled; some
have thrilled. and some have been
quadrupled in population in q year
past. The rapid settlement of North
western Iowa is remarkable. We
may safely predict that the increase
in population another year will be
still greater.-SiOur CHy journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
Two Styles OF Horse Powers.

NyLNE-TENTuS OF al the Threshinx
~ Ntrh!ur- N u-v i'm this country totHg /" ts:e
EN nLESs APitNS' C'aEe, !. e., tbry have t"'
arrangement ct the " Eni!eSs Aaron" or "tan'Aa
igaiu Ewr."r." "bcNt"rs' and D." rt' ksr- Ia c'"i
nm. NscA.rns ul tbs sty'e. having the stIEE
general TORN ami somewhat -8w'sr apg1esr tnrs.
ere mt,e in nearly a hundred iiu"rrnr 5ac'f -,
largo aul zDRH. Vet mnchiHcs from ~" Il i"r-
f4cturreS iffr march in red 9DaljtisS az 10
different E0lrs of rTJ"RS ctti. ieUt|cT, ciltj'rg,
"a s'ri"s rf'9iRrF. Hence the Importance ~ csrs
VI tie part 1T The G,rHirr aud the ih~r- sraiSr 10
IN 4 ny their selections. Snms are rGr'r-aIiy
cheaper ut "a Thousand than Others AZ IA - hnu-
re 4 liHrs Vet tuore is not more than LVlrIgsi
lDtIars difference between the price, Of thu rest
an4 the Er,rca.
). Aulsrnan 81 Co.'S "sweenstakes' il
.ha rg.lHr h"ai aud front u tHs srsa, r!a~s,
and It's superior siTeu1 ,. IN arb y, srtTilc y,
oa~e Of Jtryft. style Of fn.sh, and capacity fyr
thre-h ns aud cieania; gram are acknow: <ed.
It has been for eighteen years favor
lite, and Tor several Year, v th"Ut peer.
1t has led the ven of Improvement
and reyg'ri:lha,gvl llr style and qHA5ltJ OF ~urE
bestowed upon thre,u.nE machines.
II is moro widely known and esteem
ell tlatu Ruy other. Lha H@met o. -. AattusAa
Co." AID " 4wgsP2rlE Es" are hua~ehoid words
ffOm aHine ~ California
Our circulars contain the names Of
| west s.s who have purchaeet 1t and u1ed it All
evidence Of ~ standard Character wnch s:soa.d
nut be overlooked.
The great rsputation achieved 5y this
HtyUrit. ha,luus IA, tel sevCrat Un-c3 Wyul ~
manutlciursrs, and numerous agents, to alta. "A
the name sHEEPsJ kSEs," III one way aud
an0;her, their machines AID aiys tseHIsHts 10
mlsIssd and decsiSs.
TO avoid deception, look for the esrd
&C. AULpsNS 4 ca, 2tD,yUc,eFsrs, CNNtDs,
Oslo" SIT letters eouspicuouSy, On both sidsr
! of the machine.
If yOu want to buy q spurious Sweep
staSe-, bsl auEs yuu Csu spt n Tor "pour pa,
OF on "loBg time" d. IL With your eye4 open
THAT IS the way they ;rt rid Of Inferior machines
The genuine Sweepstakes" CON
taps valuable pset1sarstleS oi coHara.rt, =.
a. we'll a. Patented improvements nut to bs fnuad
in ANY other msRius whatsysr.
II liz the acknowledged Leader of the
great Enr.l--s Apron or d" Canvas GrRtu Tar,
Ter" branch of the thr--h iag machine tauilY,
which has Rr tHure thAG thirty years ThFrsed sud
| cleaned tine grain - TIE country.
! More SWEEPSTAKES are being
bullt for tbs ear than ever hsi,rs. TnaErgEe
meuts hare been Ai3-i, ara It's Acknowledge
! position ~ the head Of it's class vSlH he tuAy
! maintained IN the future ~ IN The Ea.t-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

Farmers, who ETgP E4OY, can decide,
they choose, aahdt Kind Of Machines sbdH be ased
ft|iF Hf'ghbOJhc0dg and ahoCid investigate their
rtS. II one kIul VIII save enough grain than
&nn''mr 20 pay IAo thresAing hill they
sn0aI know Il.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

SEVEN CHILDREN AT THREE
BIRTHS. SOME items Of Information
have been developed by the census
row being taken in this county. Mr..
Thomas Murray. residing in Frank
lin township, has eleven children
living and one dead. Seven of his
chiIdreu were horn at three births,
there being one sett of triple and
two pairs of twins-Atbtn Union.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
MarbIo manties and Monuments

~ OWEN. t. L.. & co, Manufacturers and Deal.
N ers IN MI kinds Of Marble and Granite work.
1iG 10 1872 n Water ST., cor. OF Clark, lOlice, I53
CHICAGO.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

It at once relieves and invicorates all the vital
fjIrttuns. without causing, a any time "r under
Any circumstances, the sUghtest INJURY to Any 0,
tn n
many years attend & lite HEc In EF9aCe, aud in
france. and IN som. portions of the tn't"d States;
AMI il IL now Offered 10 the general public, with
TIE mot lU~Ula'u conviction that il can never fail
10 accomplish AZ 'iaG II claimed for tt.
4 j. ham .nsr l., nv extreme. at all tines and
under al .iTCuu.-. anCes: and lie nl"quall"d by
a1y rsmo yet Na0wn 10 the world where pur-
Il produce Htllc er no pain in its operation
lvaYe- he organs entirely free from iFrlGJnu and
never IN the slightest degree, ovcraxes or eXc es
Ia Bilious Diseases, Indigestion ard Dyspepsia,
il il Invaluable.
It j. the grand Purifier Of the Blood, and hence
cannot Eitl 90 eradicate rom the system scrqTWd,
FJysiDeliS. .>,,'t hkCHHn. tfaEeP, U8d ENtT4eDaE
EraDsiOaS Geperd,jg. IcFsGEtar, or 5rf1t a AP-
D-i'~, C9his. Coughs, Asthaaa. BroRcatts. 6@
h1rgn, cote Pllaa iiIrrdfa HigtsF-5raSh. Sour
ant HiitfF SlDHEGCh. and fofI'ss8 Gnt JtthtHeSs
n IL rome /; HupHre breHfb. 0l=35nssS. sgRspg-
ttrfjc. asrU6gg, Gr SICK HegdTchs, Khsasofi'ht,
IOta and IRR3qts11,S 10 GN JorHs2.--C6ese and all
Rindr.d diseases can always BE- 1rtoi}g cHTed Or
grea' yrfii Csd by this mild yet ertul reI
General Debility with lis inseparabla acCompa-
nimgnts mental and ply giCai.- tulh ~ greece
sicE eEs 2usaltiie ct mind and body, F07rs iaeGs,
t.iisyssHiDH 10 efsfttEa 1efHE' s. n ft6 ts7lss,
freltnys Qf 8tScoEFHGeIrH', IL p0nds"|y 6t1 de-
trust all disappear under i'll magic influence.
sure GntidOte for obstinate cDstivenesS and piles
lives renewed yiroT - the stomach: cy0tes the
action OF the liver; Glrsipites the yellow de al
jaGndice and cradicatas from the skin, bilious
spots or mould moth and irecklas.
II eECiJCs the Kidneys 10 renewed. vigorous and
healthy action; aud il certain 10 b ing prompt re-
lief in all cases OF Diarrhaea and Dgsentery. ~.
IL j. cmiHcntiy elteCtaal in the cure of all dis
raaes OF children. however n!antilg. especially l
collie, worms, aud irritation and iretiulncss white
tcUtElng.
As q Dinner Pill or Di-estcr, 1t l. second tC
none other. taken wilh the l0od II operates ~
general Alternative, whereby the entire impaired
organiam il stimulated TO renewed euergy, aud q
a healthy vgUc and vitality. II Ia extensively
used by the Faculty a. Il convenient and thorough
lcathHrLiC, having no action other than the one III
| trudnd. ~ sent by mail on receipt Of price ant
postage, viz:
| 1 sgox, S0.25 Postage, G eents
| , Boxes, LEO - Is
II Is sold by al dealers in drugs and mBdicin,
| and by Turner q CO, sole PropFietors, IL
| FREMONT ST, BOSTON, NJ IS. a lava
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

The Singer il acknowledged to be
the best and only reliable machine
in the world. Buy the best. l keep
constantly on hand a large supply Of
Machines OIL, Thread, Silk, Needles,
&c, at my Office in Crosby q Gregg e
Drug Store, opposite post office, Cedar
Falls.
Il, w. WHITEuoUsE, Agent.