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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-28
THE half-penny postage system,

THE half-penny postage system,
introduced into Great Britain, near
ly nine months ago, has fully cores
pended with the anticipations of the
friends Of that measure, and there
have been no signs of serious dimi.
mutton of the, postal revenues, al
though loss of $250,0OO was caused
by the abolition of the newspaper
stamp. The first six months opera
tion Of the half-penny newspaper
and postal card system, give the fol-
lowing as the issue of labels, cards
and wrappers !; 77,2l5,6SO half penny
labels, yielding a revenue Of $SO4,-
$50, and 33,O4S,42o wrappers, yielding
S344,25Q. The half penny. postal
cards numbered $685., $50, and yield
So. O92. 90. f.r. .a,g .. .a-3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-28
AeeOIholaioDs for Visitors at the
~ 49, 7.@ State Fair.

Gen. Wilson, Of the IOlCd Home
stead, wrote to Secretary Shaffer, for
some definite information about the
extent of accommodations that will
he affnrdedsat Cedar Rapids, for WISH
% tors during the time of the State Fair
and the prices to be paid therefor and
has received the following letter in
reply:
Editor H0mcs5cud: In company
with John II. Bacon we passed a day
at Cedar Rapids last week. Much
has beer written about the State Fair
Grounds. and the preparations there.
on, let it be summed up in the declar-
alton that no one who comes to the
Fair will fail to be proud of them.
How can Cedar Rapids entertain
10. Gg0 people one night? and at what
price? The five hotels will charge
only usual rates. Numerous private
families will entertain visitors for
PAIGE, and as Mr.. Greene remarked,
1--WE intend that this city shall keep
open house during the Fair" Be-
sides, the trains are so running now,
that parties can attend the Fair from
VintOn, Mt. Vernon, Liberty, Ana
mosa, Marion, De Witt, and all the
prominent points in Linn, Benton,
Cedar, Jones, johnson, &c, coming
i'm the morning and returning home
at night, at a very incousiderable ex-
pehse. Many will doubtless adopt
this plan, going and returning every
night.
4 I M. Leech, of the Local Commit
& tee, will haye the name Of every per-
son in and near the city who will
E "taka bOarders" during the Fair,
3 with the number they can accOmmo-
date, and the price per day. The
visiting committee will have offices
to which strangers may repair, and
they can be assigned to quarters.
On the return, we stopped ut Hick-
DRY Grove Farm. Your own graphic
description a few months ago, rend-
ers it unnecessary to add anything
But Mr.. Bacon may well be proud of
his Bashaw colt "Maior Dowing."-
lie is a perfect beauty. We trust
that Mr.. ID. will realize all his hopes
CONCERNING this particular "pet."
Yours Truly,
j. NJ. SHAFFER.
Fairfield Iowa JuIy 8 1871
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-28

The royal family of Belgium is
singularly unfortunate. The King is
partially blind, and suffering at times
dreadfuIly from photQpobia.s The
Queen Is afflicted with dropsy of the
heart. The Kings brother, the
Count Of Flanders, is stone deaf
His wife, the beautiful Princess OF
Hohenzollern, is consumptive; and
Chalotta, Kings sister, is insane.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-28

IA y, Future IaCcss&
SaLitve do 10. ~ dioib,Ito epy nor? q,
ability in the sprognostication OF fu.
- ture prices than we concede 10 al our
readers: and yet we wish to oilef an
observation or two, to the effect that
we regard the present range OF prices
i'm the hog market, as altogether eX'
" .qeptional rand emporaT,y. FOR we we
nav an abiding faith that heNt Iall
will develop considerable of change
for the better in the status OF affairs.
Prices during large portion OF the
winter were high enough, and only
rave way Mt the close Of the packing
Season, under the influence OF unN
usually large supplies. lt appears
a. that those who marketed their hogs
actlv, were so extremely well salts
fed with the results, that they inn
mediately filled up their pens with
Young animals, to be prepared for
The early spring market; and corn
being abundant and cheap, and the
winter withal very nild and lav0ra-
frsSEs VI bieto feeding, the second CROP as
it. is called, was unprecedented in its
extent and unequaled in its condi-
ton. The market. of course haG to
"a give way. There was no help for it;
....., $40 And we think it will be ascertained
...-.-sa next fall, when the packing season
opens that large portion of the eX
cessfve receipts of this spring con-
rG sfsted of>hogs, which are ordinarily
Js,,5 a@ tkeld over until fall. And when this
""- x fact is realized, farmers need give
themselves no concern about prices
they will take care Of themselves.
,"r'' But it MAY be asked, these hogs
@g-,.@.' were fitted for mark ct i'm good shape,
aud will not their product be on tho
market next fall, just the same as If
- . they bad been carried over and
80 slaughtered then? Not entirely, we
~ reply. In the first place, there is a
great deal of product wasted in car
rying it through the summer. We
I-,, 4 ,,Br ,t,,r. ,,,F
- loss is, but it must be considerable.
80. And such as is carried over in the
best possible shape, will not compete
at anything like equal prices with
as. fresh product. But the amount to be
.ss.a..s carried over will probably he insig-
&fs-, nitcant as compared with the APP
parent surplus at the close Of the
packing season. Lower prices has
treaty stimulated consumption
.7'... phey have opened markets for the
sale and consumption of American
pork in Which it was rarely seen be-
.s.,s ta fore; and tue rapility with which it
is going out of the country, does not
t9o look very much as If the next pack
ing season were to be opened with a
very large surplus of old product on
hand.
a..~ . Besides alrt this, it is evident that
there will not be that eagerness
." among farmers TO hurry to market
the last hog possible. And from this
cause alone the production of next
fall and winter will probably be con-
siderabiy reduced, even if the stock
of hogs from which next falls crop
must be3drawn had not already been
largely reduced by the forcing oil
hogs into the spring market which
should have been carried over.-Nd-
tiOnuJ Lice Stock Journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-28
t'"' Farmers Column.

rfre thoughts on agricultural Not
ters solicited. .H}
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

An extraordinary tragedy has lately
taken place at Tournus, Saone ct Loire,
France. A bailiff had gone to effect a
seizure at the residence of man named
Gratien, when the latter barricaded him
self inside, and, firing from window,
killed the officer and ge,aotarme who had
accompanied him. The National Guard
was called out TO arrest him, and had to
Law siege regularly to the house. Gratlen
at length, fi1ding further resistance hope
less, blew out his brains, but not before he
had MORALLY wounded one of the be-
siegers.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

not been otherwise seriously injured. The
lamps spilled their contents, and fire here,
II any, was undoubtedly extineuished by
the water and steam, Although the Bev-
erly train was just mo ing when the col
hslon took place, lis motion did not pre-
vent injury to the cars in front. The last
coupling between the two rear cars was
broken and the platforms Of all Of them we've
damned up together with the smoking car
overlapping the baggage CIR and rods and
timber inextricably mixed and interviewer.
Fortunately the ENHANCEMENT was not SO
great but that the passengers succeeded in
getting out quite speedily. Happy was it
for them that they did so, for the kerosene
oil lamps upset and their contents were
spilled upon the upholstery, and in an in.
8 .ant the smoking Car was In blazs. The
flames Travelled with great speed from one
car to another until three of them were
embraced in the fiery folds. These were
subsequently moved up the track half
dozen rods and allowed to burn until there
was nothing left. An effort was at first
made to put out the fire, but this was pre-
vented, as tn. flames were useful in light
ing up the dreadful scene in the rear and
facilitating the services for the wounded
The work Of rescuing the victims was
at once commenced, assistance being soon
furnished from Chelsea, Charlestown, and,
at later hour, from Boston, including
the surgeons and physicians The Frost
hose company, just returned from an ex-
cursion to Providence, were promptly on
the ground, having seen the fire burning.
Dozens of poor creatures were damned in
with the wood aud iron work, and could
not get out. The axe was applied yigor-
ously, and soon rope was applied to the
sides of the car, AID all the remaining
framework was pulled asunder The dead
and mangled bodies taken out were care.
fully and speedily placed on the platform
or in the depot. Some were pinned with
spliuters, some had arms and legs broken,
while others were mangled beyond recog-
milton. Many, in fact the majority of the
dead, were apparently free from bruises,
but the peeliIg skin and the deathly pallor
which overspread face and flesh only told
too plainly that the terrible steam had
been the agent Of death.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

"A number of weavers in the district
of Todmorden, England, have presented q
memorial to the Medical Department OF
the English Government, in which they
saw that the use of kaolin, or China clay,
in the manufacture of calicoes and other
gray goods, Injuries their health. They
state that, in some mills, sizing, including
China clay, is now laid upon the warps to
the extent Of 40, 60, and even 100 per cent !;
that. before the American war, the per.
centage was 20, and that Ingredients be-
lieyeG to be poisonous are used to make
the China clay adhere to the warp.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
le Recent Railroad Accident In Mas.
SacIlusettS.
BosToN. August, %.

BosToS, August, %.
The appalling railroad accident at
fVere last night has caused intense ex-
cement to day. Large crowds visited the
enc OF the disaster.
AT the time Of the collision the accom-.
Patton train for Beverly had its red
Bnal lights behind and regular signal
s.ed at its masthead of the signal post
The express train to hold up, which it
al Everett, but subsequently proceeded,
was under full Roadway when near
EVere station, the engineer evidently not
ing aware of the proximity of the Bev-
Train until perhaps within sixty rods
Then whistlea "dO ~n brakes" but not
pa enough to avert the calamity. Some
me passengers in the rear part OF the
CommodatiOn train heard the ominous
lnlStle, but too late to escape.
On came the express train at great velo-
Y, ana the engine struck the nearest car
10 the center, and forced its way in q
escoplc manner two-thirds Of the length
.ne car. The smoke stack was instantly
'c.ed on, and the boiler penetrated all
Instance named into the rear car, part
ne latter being smashed into thou
~ splinters, and throwing tn debris out
me side Of the tender OF the rear halt
sae car not fragment as big as house
naow could be found. The fore part OF
engine was utterly demolished, its pis-
pent, and its rods broken. The car
crammed with people, every seat
as occupied, and many standing In the
IN among these the locomotive
ned quick as flash, just as the Beverly
~ nad started, mangiing and killing
!" IN . most frightful manner. But
was not the only, and perhaps
me worst visitor the unfortunate
NJ Ssngen had. simultaneously with the
''on the head-cap Of the boiler
broken, and in an instant
SSretched sufferers were shrouded in
N i; OF Kissing steam and deluged with
water, which brought instant
~ 70 many wounded, and will prove
many others who had, probably,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes, Dropsy,
Stappa.e Of Wafer ncontnence OF Urine Bright Disease,
Ahumnufia and IN all where there brick dust
deposits, or The water Is thick. cloudy, mixed with sub
stances Ike the white OF egg threads like white SILK,
or there h a morbid dark bilious appearance and white
bonedust deposits and when there Is prckng burning
n Il Galf,p he tffua
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

The Emperor Alexander is the hero
of the following anecdote: He was pres
ent al collection in Paris for one Of the
hospitals. The plate was held out TO him
by al extremely pretty girl. As he gave
his louis dor he whispered; Made.
moiselle, this is for your bright eyes"
The girl curtesied, and presented the plate
again. What" said the Emperor,
"more?" eyes, sir" said she, s. now
want something for the poor"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
DIX. RADWAH'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LVENT
The Great Blood Purifier.

Every drop Of the SARSAPhtslL1IAN RESoLVENT
communicates through the Blood Sweat Urine and Other
fluids and Juices of the system the rpor Of fe, for II ~
pairs the Of the body with and sound material
STofla, Syphilis, Consumption, GndAi0r disease 4.
Heltrodt and mouth, IHDoTs Nodes In the G!ahds
and other parts Of The system, Sore Eyes, SfrDof0ts dts
charges from The Ears andthe uorst forms Or Skin us
eases EfGpSiOHs, Ftrer Sores, Sud Head Ring Worm
Sal Rheua, Erysfpds Acne, BACK Spots, Worms IN t
Flesh, 7hRoys, CdnceFsE7tbe Womb and all weakening
aud par fuI discharges, MGhtScS, loss Of Sperm, ana
al todsls OF Re fe principle are lrfhin The ctFdlir
range Of His TeoRdsr Of Modern chemistry, and q zen
dis cH prore 10 any person aSflig II Joi eaeT o.
these forms Of disedSsUs DoteR tDo,ref 70 cure lfe
II the patient, daily bacnnngrCuucfd by tie wastes and
decomposition that's continually progressing succeeds In
auestlng these wastes and repairs the same III new mt
teu1ai made from good healthy blood and this the SAi
SAPARLLIAN will and does seCurea cure Is certain
for when this remedy CONNIE nces It's work OF puil
cation and succeeds IN diminishing the loss OF wastes It's
repairs will he rapid and every day the patient VIII Reel INN
self growing better and stronger, the food digesng beisr
appetite improving, and flesh and " eight Increasing.
Not only does the NARsAPAEiLLlAS ErEC Lf ENT excel
all known remedial agents IN the cure OF Chronic ScToi
Ions Constitutional and Skin dsealeS; but II Is The only
ti1pp ur for
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

"A sub-contractOr on the West Wis.
consin Rail way, name unknown, was shot
near Hudson, Wis. q few nights ago. by
one Of his men, who mistook him for Q
thief The wound was In the breast, and
proved fatal. The laborer gave himself
up.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

As Harry Sergeant, of waterproof, N.
Y. was driving load Of grain 70 his barn,
recently, he struck one of the horses with
the butt end of the pitchfork, when the
animal kicked, hitting the handle OF the
fork and sending the tines as straight Is
an arrow through Sargeants body, killing
him instantly.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

Charles LINDSEY, aged twenty.one,
was recently drowned in an attempt to
save two boys who were thrown from boat
in Bristol Harbor, Il. l. He swan with
one boy to the shore but on returning for
the other his strength failed and he sank.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
AyIMPOKTANT LETTER

rom prDmi.ht gentleman nv Resident - tinclhua,'
Ohio, for the past forty years vel known 10 the book pub
fishers throug hJut the United States:
NEW YORK, oct. 1lth, 1870.
DIR Runway Dear Sir II aii induced by sense OF
duty 10 the suffering 20 make hrirfstaicpCnt Of The work
Ing Of your medicine myself For several years had
been affected with TuuDcin the bladder and urinary
organs, which some twelve months ago eliminated Ia
terribly affecting disease, which the physicians MI
said was prostate structure Ia the uretha also inam
nation Of the Kidneys and bladder, and gave IL ~ thCir
opinion that my age 3 years-wuud prevent my ever
getting radically cured. had tried "a number Of Ihys
clans, and had taken large quantity Of medicine, b. 81
lppatifc and homeopathic, but hid got relief had
read OF Astonishing cures having been n dc by yuur rene
dies; and spmc four months ago read notice IN the hl
atclpia SATURDAY EoeniHg P0st Of having bsrn
effected on aprrsnn who had long been suffering had
been. went right off and got Of each your harHa
parillan tH+olgtnt Ready Relief and kegalatng PILE
and commenced taking them. In trce daJs greatly
relieved, aad now feel ~ well a. ever.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
Tumor of Twelve yenrs' Growth Cured by
halway's Resoiyeni.

BgvKHLY, ts., July IL, 1853.
d. RAnwsY.-T have had Ovarian umor IN The oSa
riCN and bowels. Al the doctors said There cure
f1r H." 1 tried everything that recommended but
nothing hclpodme saw your Resnvent and thought
would Try II but had faith IN IL because had suffered
for twelve wears took six bottles of the ResoIycnt and
box Of Radways pills and tNo bottles OF your Ready
Relief; and there Il not sign Of tum0r 10 he felt
and feel better, smarter, and happier than have ioT
twelve years The worst HmOr was In tie lott side OF the
bowels, over tie groin write his toyon Tor Tie benefit
oil Others. You can publish itif You chogee: ..
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

ATTENTION, OWNERS OF HORSES!
The ZINC COLLAR PAD II guaranteed % cure the
worst u and iniard neck In ten days, and
work tie horse every day, te money refunded For
sale By all saddlery hardware estabshc Send for cir
culars. ZINC COLLAR PAD CO., buchanan, Michigan.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
DR.. RAILWAYS PERFECT pusGaIIvE Pills.

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Kidneys, Bladder Nervous Diseases, Headache, GO-pa
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rangllueD- Of the internal Ylscr Warranted b. effect
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minerals, or aalet,Ttous drugs.
t0 Observe the following gynIptOIus resulting from
Disorders OF the Digestive Organs
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Head, AClIfy Ofthc Stomach, haly Heartburn, Disgust
OF food Fuljn9sa Weight IN the stomach, Sour Ericta
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-31
DIR. w hitter

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE
IA as Diploma at office will show, has been
Longer en- gagsd in the treatment of Venereal ,
sexual and Private diseases than any other
physician in st. Louis. Syphilis, Gonorrhea,
elect, Structure, 0rchitis, Hernia, and Rupture,
all Urinary Diseases and syphiiitie or MercnYia
Affections Of Throat, Skin or Bones, are treat
I'd with unparalleled success. SpeFmatorrhea,
Sexual Debility and Imp potency, as the result
Of self-abuse in Youth. sexual excuses in ma
turer years, or other causes, and which produce
some of the following effects, ss nocturnal ennis
aions, blotches, debility, dizziness, dinness OF
sight confusion of ideas, evil forbodings, AYERS
ION to society Of females, loss of memory and
sexual power, and rendering marriage improper
are permanently cured. The Doctors opPor-
ltunities hospital and private practice are unsur
passed in St. Louis or any othel city Bach
files of st. Louis papers prove that he D as been
liocated here longer than any other so ADVERT
sing. The establishmen I, library ,lsbortory ,ane
appointments, are unrivaiies in the West, IN
Isurpassed anywhere. Age with experienc,
lean be rolled upon, and the doctor eau refer t.
Imany physicians throughout the country. Ii
Ipast success and present position he stand
without competitor. The writings of o ply
ssician whose reputation is Union wide SHOULD
Ibe worth reading. DR.. Whittier publishes
Medical Pamphlet relating to veDereal dises Sc
land the disastrous and varied consequenc
loft self abuse, that will be sent to any addrss
lin a sealed envelope for two stamps. an.
Iphysicians introduce patients to the doctor a.
tier read 'ng his medical pam phlet. Communi
Ia alton confidential. A friendly talk will cost 20
nothing. Office central. yet retired, No. GIT
ICharIes street, St. Louis, No. Hours 2 o. N
Ito D. m. Sundays II TO , p. m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-31

BanIers, Chicago, Gen. Asfs.
fsbldsodWsn
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-31
gailp e>roue.
Gov. Holden, His Impeachment
and n arnnUal

We append summary of the charges and
of the votes on which Gov. Holden has heeu
convicted and removed from office. The
Raleigh papers state that SO palpable was
his guilt, from the evidence submitted, that
on three of the articles he was convicted
with the aid of Radical Senators
/. That W. W. Holden did ineite John
HunnI1utt, and others, as bands of desPer-
ate, Iawless and armed meu, TO seize, detain
and deprive Josiah Turner, Jr., of his liber-
sy, contrary to Law. Vo'e-Ayes, 80, Noes
II.
That ". W. Holden did procure Col.
Kirk, Lieut.. Bergen, and other desper ate
seize and imprison John Kerb, Samuel F.
Hill, end other citizens Of North Carolina,
contrary to law. Note-Ayes 80, Noes 10
3. That W. W. Holden recruited armed
men without authority of law, under Kirk,
and illegally arrested A. G. Moore, of the
county of Alamance, and refused to reeog-
nize, on his behalf, by arms and force, the
wri, of habeas corpus issued by the chief
Justice of the State Vote-A Ayes 40, Noes 9.
4. That ". W. Holden did, by an armed
aud illegal force, arrest nineteen citizens OF
Oatwell county, and direct Kirk to hold
them as prisoners, in defiance of the writs
Of habeas corpus issued by the chief justice
of the state. Vote-Ayes Al /; noes 8.
5. That ". w Holden did incarcerate,
Josiah Turner, Jr., citizen of North Caro-
lima, without warrant of law, and did also,
under his authority. direct Kirk, and others,
to hang by the neck Patton, Murray. and
other citizens of North Carolina, then being
in the peace of the state, and did, from the
public treasury of the people, appropriate
large sums of money to maintain his armed
and illegal force. Vote-Ayes, Sc noes,
Is.
6. That W. W. Holden did unlawfully
appropriate large sums of money from the
public tresary, and did cause the treasurer,
Of the state, sworn public officer, to disre-
gard and destroy the injunction granted by
the courts of the state, restraining him from
using the state funds to maintain bis armed
and Illegal force. Votes-Ayes So; noes,
IS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-31
No. 5.-Adver.
g;s1ssIsl ssgEEz
ectl7-deod m, w,f&wIy

The Stars and Planets reveal your destiny =
YOUR DESTINY What Is iJf Good or Rvil
Rich or Poor-Exalted or Debasedf Arc you II
rise to Eminsnce, Honor. Wealth and Power! Or,
are you to sink into obscurity and oblivion, and
be forever unknowns What are your future pro-
spects in lifef TO BE OR NOT TO By That is
the al-absorbing question Who will solve it,
DIR. RAPHAEL can solve it. All who in
trouble, sll who have been unfortunate all who
have been seduced by false promises and deceit. go
TO him and get advice AM satisfaction. He has the
secret OF winning thc Elections of the opposite
sex. If Ladies' who have suffered from misplaced
confidence. consult him before they get married,
be will restore their bloom freshness. and vigoi
of youth, and enable them to en-
ter married life with confidence Of
health and happiness He will
show YOU the likeness Of YOUR