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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-12


. e. G. FRANKLIN, M. ID.
F'rofsssOr Surgery Homeopathy Medical
4 College
4. ]. YAsTTNE. M. ID,
4. g. COMST0CE, 3Iy d..
Prof. Of Midwifery and Diseases " No.
( men, College Of Homeopathic phvsf
clans and Surgeons.
JOHN II. TEMPLE. III d.
I Prof ALateFia McJiea and Thera,fne,,-
tie, Homeopathic Medical College 81
Missouri.
JNl t.0NZLENAN, lI. ID. Iecturer
ON Diseases of Chilslren, HOmUlslth-
Nc College of Missouri
CHARES VASTINE. m. III.
. Prof, of Physiology, HOMEOPATHIC afed
College az No.
JOHN HARTMAN, MI. id. PFnF
Stinis1a' NletlrIne Col HomopO'c Pay
sician and Surgeon.
They aye superior tOal other storn-
achsBitters.
emo SANDERS, ANALYTICAL Chemist
10 Bltters IN the world can excel
them.
SIMON HLRSCH. .Ailalisieal Cylrfuist
Eminent Physicians OfChicaEo.
The formula for the Home Bitters his
been submitted to is, andwe believe
them to be the best tonic and stimaIant
for general use nov offered Is tic IIub-
nc III, Woodbury., ~, ID.
q, a, Mariner, Analytl Chemists jas.
Y, z, Blaney, III, ID, Prof, Chehlstry
Rush Medical College; III. IS. Hahn mi
p; Is, McVicvlr, M. ID: j, R, Walker. .NF
Di Norm >, Barn, $, N, ID: ~ Il. Huvne.
III. ID; II Lullam, III. D; ThoS IL. Fl-
lis al, p; JAS A, Collins, MI ID
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN CINCINSATi.
Nearly an II whom am Professors n
one or thCOther "a enc Medical Ct,llewrs
No other BitterS have ever been ofIcr.
ed 10 the pnllliG ombrgeing 80 many
valuable remedial agents,
J i Nattief, III nSI4 Al James. n n.
e 1 Simpson,. nj ~: IS II Iunner. m n
e ) MuscIaft, M DgGf UT Biulcr. M D.
w Il IalhalCrru, ] Quinn, IN Do ii
Doherty. MD. us Wavhr. Chrfai.t.
n Woodward. MI n.6f nj .Taflsa IN n.
II L Johnson. n ID; = h TomGnscn
~ ID,
KllNESr PHYSICIANS N MgArHfs
The Home Bittcrs arc An inyaIusble
reInetly for indigestion and diseases AM
sing from niHlat ut causes,
81 Il Thornton, III d. Alex. ErsRin.,.
~ - IN charge City Hospital. i M ID. /
Paul 0tey, III ID. iii W parnelI MI a
Edmunds, Mns Sahdl9ard Rall. Mp. I
JOS, L Lynch, ND.
EsINESr PHYSICIANS ~ FfrfsBbRaH.
b r Drake. MI D;NsF Loves NJ IL Z
M Il Clil(ls, M ID ID III Willard. nj ~: /
q Wuth Chewists J II Mex 'leland. NJ /
ASn arNhREi,s az urlnr
IN all parts ol the North. West and
south
J y Garner ND, Milwaukee.
CQUNCtt Bt.rFFs, March "a. wi.
JAMS A, Jackson & t0 Having ex,l
amined the fuHnula 81 TIE Home Stom.
aeh hitteEp have prescribetl thala II,
aay plaotice g01 some time. ara ~.
noun Se thgln Tie besg E9nie 7ltseYs
now ~ use. u NJ 1eAg HON, MI D
g. Fer aala hy all druggists and
grOeCrs
Iama8 A. 1aeks6n e.
ar0EtEaga@R6.
Laboratory l05 and 1OT
Y Second -, ST LOUIS, Mo.
July p, IL lN
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-12

OF A girl in lowa, without legs,
has fnarrried a man without arms, and
the local papers shy they get along
splendidly. She cant kick; he canR
hlt from the shoulder. Size win never
Gun, he viii never strike when freedom
shfieks. She will never have to stand
at che wash.tub the liYe.Iong day; be
will never tire bis arms of packing wa
ter. But then he must do an the keep.
ing step 70 The music Of the Unioc,
and She will have 10 bear arms ,ahep.
ever che OCCASION demands.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-12

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home Stomach Bittera. " and used tha4r
M this hospital the last four months I
consider them tho most valuznls to.iia
and stitUnulant now III nse.
s. III. 1TELCHEH.
lses1dent Physician ga charge. 81 to
.. Marine Hospital
JA1TEs A. JACKSON & Cso.-t4eTlt 81 y,
AS y9u have conmunicad t0 the
meflleal profession tie Fecs1e 81 fa
Home Bitters, it c.nnot. Therefore
Dc considered IS q patent medicine. No
patent Having been taken f5r il. We
nave examined the. formula Tor psasina
the Bhome BitteEsf' aad unhe tfife-
III say the combination il one OF rare es,--
ceilence, eli the articles used In n com.
position are the best OF tIse class II, Which
they Belong, beng highly tonic, sitimh-
is'iit, . OEnacIlIc, CarmiIative and slight
W laxative. The mode ofprcparisa them
Is strictly In accordance with tl5a rules
OF pharmacy. Having used theza.g sear,
ITS effects in our private praetice. We
take pleasure Ia accommodating them n,
all persons DESTROYS of taking Bitters
as being the best Tonic and StinuIsut
now offered to the public.
FRANK e.. PORTER.
Prot Obstetrics and Diseases OF Wo-
man, College Of Physicians, ma late
member Board Of Health.
j. G. B0ISLTNIEBEs Pot
Obstetrics and dis. 0f Women, Isl. Lon
Is Medical College
DRAKE MCDOWELL, M. d..
Late PRESIDE. Missouri 1fesTical ,5Ilega
Il. 4. CLARKE. AT. D.
Prof. Surgery, No. Medical C0lIerc.
and late Resident Physician CITY Hos
pilal, So, Tlonis. No.
HERBERT PBIM3E. Prof
/ 'ctIeal Pharmacy, St Louis COIlez
vi Pharmacy,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

At Hazlett's you can buy ten yards
good yard wide Sheeting, for 81.
At Hazlett's you can buy nine
yards heavy yard wide sheeting, foi
81.
At Hazlett's you can buy nine
yards nice yard wide bleached mus
lin, for 81.
At Hazlett's you can buy nine
yards best Prints for 81.
At Hsziett's you can buy four yds.
good red Flsnuel for 81.
At Hazlett's you can buy IL yards
fine Shirting. for 81.
At Hazlett's yon can buy best De.
lanes. for eighteen and twenty ceEti
per yard.
At Hazlett's. you can buy Merinos
and Aipacas at cost.
At Hazlett's. you can buy Colo
Mixed Waterproof at Cost.
AT Haziett's, you can buy Black
Mixed Waterproof, at Cost.
At Hazlett's, you can buy Ladies
Merino Undersbirt for 81.
at Hazlett's you can buy Ladies'
Merino Drawers for 81.
At Hazlett's, you can buy Liner
Dainask, at Cost.
At Hazlett'-. you can buy two mic,
Table Cloths for 81.
| IL makes no difference what kline
of goods you want, you can buy
them at Hazlett's cheaper than a
any other place. Go and zee, and b,
convinced
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

DEATH OF Mrs. KNAPP We are
panied to announce the sudden and
unexpected death Of Mrs. J. Il.
Knapp, on last Wednesday evening.
The deceased had not been i'm usual
health for two months past,
but was about her duties until some
two weeks since, aud was not con
sidered dangerously i'll until the day
Of her death. Her disease was pro.
nounced, by the attending physician,
inflammatory rheumatism, which
went to her heart. A short service
was had yesterday afternoon, at the
house, after which Mr.. Knapp start
ed with the remains for her home,
New Hackensack, New York. His
departure was made thus early i'm
hope of reaching his destination by
Saturday evening.
The deceased was a most estimable
Christian lady, Efficient and faith
full in every department Of life she
was called upon to fill, at home or in
church and Sabbath school. She
leaves large circle of warm person.
al friends who deeply sympathise
with her stricken husband i'm his
great af1liction. We shall give a
more extended notice next week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

BURGLARY-THIEF IN LIMBO
Last Saturday night the grocery
store of n. Rodenback was broken
into from the back way and some
ten dollars in nickle five cent pieces,
with tea and other goods, amounting
in all to $50, were stolen. Suspicion
rested upon a colored man by the
pame of John Roberts, who left sud.
denly on Monday morning. Mar
shall Royce telegraphsd, to the
Marshal at Cedar Rapids, and
caught the young man. He was
brought back by Royce, and his
hearing was had before Esq. Knapp,
on Tuesday. He confessed to the
burglary, and was sent to Jail to
await his trial. The same chap is
supposed to have been the person
that entered the store of Warren
Pierce, last week, and stole several
dollars worth of knives. He asserts
that there was a white man, as al
accomplice. with him.
On Sunday night the lumber office
of Carpenter Bros. was also entered
by one of the windows. Things
were generally turned upside down,
but the thieves succeeded in getting
only seventy.five cents. 1t is sup
posed to have been the same l.arty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

singer sewing Machine.
would state TO the citizens of
Cedar Falls, and the people generally
i'm Black Hawk aud adjoining coun.
ties, that / have been appointed
agent of the world, renowned Singer
Sewing Machine, and all DESTROYS of
having a good family Machine will
do well to try the Singer before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 1t sells upon its
own merits and not upon the repre-
sensations of an expert operator.
In construction. IL is simple and
never fails TO do work OF all kinds.
i ask you to try 1t, and will guar
sntee satisfaction. i keep n full ~
sortment of sewing machine thread
and needles, and will attend to the
repairing of machines when out Of
order.
Leave orders at my ONCE, Crosby
& Grexg's drug store.
j.. MCGOWAN, Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13


ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MUIR.
DERER DUNKIN.-Considerablc OK
element was created in town yester-
day afternoon, over the arrest Of a
young man, supposed to be Dunkin
the Hopkinton murderer. George
Philpot aud o. s. Andrews saw q
man in the woods, near the house of
the latter, and following him up,
arrested him on suspicion, at the b.,
C.. II. & M. depot. 1t appears that
he is not the man, or least does not
correspond with the photograph OF
Dunkin, but it is not altogether clear
from his actions and representations
that he il not guilty of something.
lie claims to be shoemaker in La.
porte. w. l.. Fox was telegraphed
TO identify him, but no word has
been received up to the hour of going
to press. The young man is stili in
custody, but will probably be re-
leased 10 day, unless something cnn
be proven against him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

A COOP ONE.-The Independence
Bulletin tells a good joke that hap>
pened in that city OH the last Satur-
day night of 1870. That being the
last night of the unrestricted lager
and whiskey traffic the liquor sellers
concluded to pay their regards to our
friend J. l.. Loomis for his jealous
work in the temperance cause. AZ
q token OF their regard, party OF
these jewellers, well primed with
beer, aud provided with all the i'm
plements of noisy nature usually
employedin first class chavirari,
proceeded to his house, and, planting
themselves in trent Of it, set up such
q din as would have walked the seven
sleepers or driven mad the inmates
of deaf and dumb asylum. After
keeping IL up for some time, they
finally left, with, the. virtuous con
sciousness of having spoiled the res,
of their great enemy. But the joke
came out next morning when it was
ascertained that Loomis had slept
like log" throughout all that hor.
rible din, and was entirely uncon.
scious of the honor done him. The
serenaders were utterly amazed and
disguised at his somnolent powers
one of them expressing his wonder
in this way: dot Teller shleep LIKE
Rip Van Winkle.u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

Sons medical men insist that II L. uhdignined
70 advertise remedy, however valuable II MAJ
be. Queer reasoning this. 1t Ia hike ssying thai
an article which the world needs should be hid In
q corner-thst benefits aud blessings may be toe
widely dlhused-that the meaps OF protecting and
restoring health should be a close monopoly, and
not accessible to all. The argument IL bad. 1t II
worse than that itn inhunedH, Suppose Ilostet
letters stomsck btters--an abaolute specific fol
dyspepsia, bi'liousness, and nervous dehiliiy-had
never been known beyond the repertoire OF the
faculty. what would have been the consequence
instead Of curing and invigorating millions, the
good effects OF the preparation would have beer
confined to a comparative few. There IL the high
est authority for saying that light should rot be
hid under bushcl, that whatever 10 excellent
should be placed a. city on hill, where MI men
can take cognizance Gf 1t. II IL upon this princi
pie that the bitters have been advertised and con
tinue to be advertised in every newspaper of any
prominence in the western hemisphere, and that
the spontaneous testimonials In Its favor have beer
translated into all written languages. Thousands
enjoy perfect health to day who would be anguish.
Ing on beds OF sickness II the newspapers had moi
spread tie truth gih regard 10 this unseud'td Ia.
,iJorator and corrscfirs Ear and wide. Suppose
proat has beer reapcd from this publicity. IL ttdt
any argument against III 1.-THE public health has
been protected, II lives have been saved II the
feeble have been strengthened, and the sick rcstor
ed, great good nos been accomplished; and WHO Il
so mean as to- grudge to exertlons thus directed
their fair Vwrrd,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

A VERY pleasant affair took place
on Tuesday, January 3d, 1871, at the
residence of the hride's mother, In
this city, in celebrating the marriage
of Mr.. Orestes ID. Barnum to Miss
Agnes l.. Newcomer, both of Free
port. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. A. Read, after
which the bride and bridegroom
received the congratulations of their
friends, and all partsok OF the mar
riaA feast. The happy couple left
for Cedar Falls, Iowa, tie home ot
Mr.. Be. parents, i'm company with
Mr.. James Newcomer aud bride,
who were on their return TO theiI
home al Lena. We wish the happy
pair all manner Of joy and prosper
ity, and may they live many years
to celebrate the day that made them
One.-Freeport Bulletin.
Mr.. b. and bride are visiting al
home for few weeks.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

A NOVEL PLAE.--Some one who
has had experience. says that young
men who go to see girls have adopted
novel method of obtaining Kisses.
They assert on the authority of sci
entific writers, that the conclusion
produced by kiss will cause the
flame of a gas jet to flicker, and
easily induce the girl to experiment
in the interest of science. The first
kiss or two the parties watch the
flame to see it flicker, but soon be-
come so much interested in the ex-
pertinent as to let it flicker If il
wants to.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

PROLIFIC.-Mr. VIM. Ayers, bet
ter known as Mac" the good.ns'
tured shoemaker of Grundy Center
went home, last week, to spend the
Holidays at the old homestead. Mr.
j. c. Ayre., Macs father, who lives
near Raymond. Black Hawk county
is the oldest Of i family of twenty
one children; and Is the father ot
eleven children, all living. They
had a family reunion on last Satur
day evening, at which there were
present thirty seven children And
grand children, The Ayres family
will soon equal In number the cele'
hrated Smith family. at that rate o.
increase. Grundy County atlas.
With so many Ayres il that fam
lily there will be no occasion for any
more Heirs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

Farmers you have bad poor crops
and low prices, for the past two years
Now to make the times easy with
you, Hazlett has made great reduc-
tioa on the price OF all Of his Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps and Groceries.
For Cash you can buy more goods
at Hazletrs for one Dollar, than you
can at any other Store.
When you visit cedar Falls, call al
Hazlett's, and look at the goods, and
learn the prices. Haziett and his
clerks will take pleasure in showing
you the goods, whether you buy oil
pot. Don't fail to call.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

CoMINa.-A. J. Bisbee, of Mime
sofa, formerly connected with the
business college at Minneapolis, will
open school, sometime next week
in the room formerly occupied by J.
J. Tolerton. for the purpose of teach.
ing book keeping, general business
principles and penmanship. Mr.. B.
comes we'll recommended, and will,
no doubt, give general satisfaction to
his patrons.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

GooD.-They have great terror
for cold weather down in Linn Co.
Fify-one marriage licenses were is
sued at the Clerks office i'm that
county in December. rhe Register
says, "the boys of old Linn responds
ed bravely to the calls of Uncle Sam,
when he needed their help, and from
the above the girls appear to be re-
spending promptly to the calls of the
hnvaO
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years nom
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, aud all the
effects OF youthful indlscrctlon, will, for tho sake
OF suffering humanity, send free to all who need
Il the recipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience can do
60 by addressing, In perfect confidence.
Sly JOHN u. OGDEN.
No ~ Cedar Street New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

How THE SQUIRE WAS CHECK
MATED. A correspondent of the
Dubuque Times brings to light a
good joke, occurring near Cedar
Falls, which will be appreciated 10y
many of our readers near the big
Woods" on well known Justice of
the Peace. The correspondent says,
the Squire referred to Ii noted for
his seGate and dignified bearing, and
for the impartial and righteous adj
ministration of the law i'm all cases
coming into his court. The Squire
owns some very good timber in the
big Woods" and of course he
guards it closely TO prevent any of
the light fingered tribe from Sealing
from him. But with all hts vigilance
and care, he found some of his finest
trees cut down and taken away. He
determined that he would catch the
thief, and when caught, give him
the benefit of the law I'm such case
made and provided. The Squire
posted himself in good position to
observe the approach of any who
might pass that way, and in due
time was rewarded for his watching;
he discovered well knewn timber
thief busy ut work on y fine tree
After the thief had prepared his log
for lofding, the Squire accosted him
as follows: We'll, sir, / have been
watching for the thief that 10 stesl-
ing my timber, and at last l have
caught you; you have always escaped
punishment by your craft and
shrewdness but at last old fellow
have you, and will give you u taste
of the rule made for men of your
kind and much mere. While the
Squire was giving his victim this
lecture the fellow stood with his head
bowed, and at last said to the Squire:
You have me fast, and, if / must
suffer shall take the log have cut.
Here, help me load the log and / will
give YOU a rife almost home The
Squire with a good will took hold
and lifted long AID hard, and when
the log was well loaded, he wiped
the perspiration from his brew sn-
took a seat on the log to ride home.
After they were well under way, the
stick fellow said: Squire, / don't
know how you can punish me for
logs off your land that you
me in loading, and did not
object TO my having The Squire
thought over the matter for mos
ment, and appearing to see the point,
replied, %, was only joking, you
Since then it is unsafe 10
ask the Squire anything about TIM
Der, but his partner in the adventure
laughed about the circumstance to
himself awhile and at last had to tell
1t to a friend, and now il is generally
that the Squire will give
away logs and help to load them in
the bargain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

MyTILATED CURKENCY.-The fol-
lowing order has been promulgated
by the treasury department.:
Under circulars No. A, 1860, and
No. j, land No. y, 1870, mutilate,l
and detaced fractional currency and
United States notes, series of 1869,
and United States Notes of former
Issues, whether mutilated or not,
may he forwarded TO the Treasurer
by express under the Government
contract with Adams Express Com
pany at the expense of the Depart
ment, and returns in new notes OF
fractional currency will be made
therefor in like manner. provided
that the amount In $500 or more, but
does not exceed $1,000 or an even
multiple thereof by lees than $500.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

HEARD FRoM.-We find the fol.
lowing personal in the Denver City
(Col,) Tribune:
Il. w. Whitehouse, Travelling
Agent for the Singer Manufacturing
Company, is in town looking after
the interests of the Company i'm their
large and increasing business i'm the
sale of the world.renowned Singer
Machine. Mr.. Whitehouse is look
ing for the right man to take the
Agency for New Mexico, Montana
and some other points in this psrt OF
the country.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

Bed Tlckings. Denims, Stripes and
all kinds of domestic goods reduced
in price at Hazlett's. Ii you wish ia
save money. go to Hazlett's to buy
your goods. Times are dull and
money scarce, and to keep pace with
the time. Hszleit has determined To
sell his goods at hard times prices. =
For bargains, cali at Hnzlett's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

Buy your goods where you eSn get
them the cheapest and best. At
Hsziett's you can buy all kinds Of
goods cheaper than VOW can ut the
Shoddy Auction Store. Why then
spend your money for trash, when
you can buy the best goods for = less
price 1T Haslets's Cheap Cssh Store
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

Down go the prices at Hazlett's
Cheap Cash Store. Now il your time
to buy Cheap. Money Hszlett wants
and must have. Hazlett has marked
all of his goods down so low that
they are bound to sell to all Cash
Customers. No goods sold OH time
at the reduced prices. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

WHISKY AND NEWSPAPERS An
exchange makes a point as follows
"A glass of whisky is manufactured
from about seventy grains of corn,
the value of which is too small to he
estimated. A glass of this mixture
sells for a dime, and If of a good
brand is considered worth the money.
1t is drank I'm a minute or two. II
fires the brain, deranges and weak
ems the physical system. On the
same sideboard on which the deliri-
Gus beverage is served, lies news
paper. 1t is covered with half a
million types-it brings intelligence
from the four quarters of the globe.
The newspaper costs less than the
glass of grog, but Ii is not less true
that there is large number of peo-
pie who think corn juice cheap and
newspapers dear"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

&c. II. & NJ. r. II The Burling-
ton Ha,okeye says the preliminary
surveying party on the Burlington.
Cedar Rapids d Minnesota road have
reached Blue Earth City, Minnesota.
The main length of this road built,
and to be built, from this city to
Blue Earth City, is 27S miles and
it takes Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls,
Mason City and Forest City i'm its
course, and will be the most import
ant road traversing the State in q
north and south direction.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

THE REsULT.-Vau Meter, the
genius of the Humboldt county hide
pendent, expresses the situation OF
more than one editor in the follow.
ing: "The holidays are over. We
descended gradually from roast tur-
key and oysters to the pickings and
cold soup and fell with crash to
our regular diet of cod fish and
onions. No bones broken. our
stomach at rest, sleep possible. and
nightmare returned to the mansions
Of high liyers.o
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

LYCEUM.-The regular election for
January, of the Cedar Falls Lyceum,
took place last Friday evening"
President, ]. j. Tolerton; Vice.
President, Miss B. A. Cunningham {;
Recording Secretary, Miss Eva Bar
Der; Corresponding Secretary, Miss
Ruth Green: Treasurer, Miss E.
Dewey; Board of Supervision, J. X.
Sweeney. Caleb Bundy, n. T. john
SON
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-13

PARSONS CoLLEGE.-It appears
that the famous Parsons College is
still ION Wheels" subject to the
highest bidder for cash. Vinton
WAS striking for it when last heard
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