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Symbolic Admonition!

fElHE season il at hand when The human
i family is more afflicted than during any
other part OF the year. The Bun's rays aetinr
upon the decayod veget ablo and animal mat.
tor, poisons the atmosphere, and produces
many disorders Of the syatem-Chills and Te.
yer, Bilious Complaints, DiArfhUa,, Dyser,.
tefy, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Cholic, etc.
Hence tho syetem requires an inviqofatino
and tonic medicine, that will brace up its
shattered forces, and enable the ,oTgans to
perform their proper funetfons. For this pur-
lTHH1 QUEENS DELIGHT. 'laiIl ms 10
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomsch.
For tho Liver and Kidneys.
For C0ueh6 and Sore Throat,
For the lungs and Splitting OF Blood,
For Weakness and Gen eral Debility
For loss OF Appetite. ..
For Sick Headache. #
For DiaFrhOa and Dysentery.
For Fe7e+ ANIL Ague.
For Bilious Fever.
For Cholera Morlns xnd Crsmps.
For ralpitation Of tho Heart.
For Broken Down Nervous System,
For Neuralgia and Rheumatiem.
For Purifying the Blood.
HEIHITHn's QUEENS DELIGHT !,
The people approve OF, spd physicians sano-
ti0n it's use, because It 10 . good medicine.
Take no other medicine. 1t Is q spring inyi-
gorRtor. summer tonic, purifying beve.
rage, admirably adapted to all conditions,
msio and female-grOwn persons and chill
dren at this particular season. Do sure ana
call at Heinitsh's Drug Store and get bottle
OF his rroat medicine.
Prepared only by E. Fl. HEINITsH,
May 10 t DfG6Gtst and Chemist.
Imported and Domestic Cigars at PoILocK 8.
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Imported and Domestic Cigars at Pollock 8.
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Change Of Schedule.

Change Of Schedule. a"t
OFFICE FOhTH CkKOtINE r. R.'Co.s;;
iEe7r CoilPAkY Sh6ps. M O., Junb 8? Is31g.s
A6sR = S4Aa Jspe 4, ISL. IT Trains I H %iii
GS run oyeF this Road in acGordanfq With the
N'H.s II !T1ME.TApLE. -al ,-a:a !ir..
a Trains Going. East:ic -,Trains Weat. -
r4l l',:.i,io-,t EEpresa. 20 !. !, Maid !, :io!J
~, u,... ARRIVE, LEAVE, sAahIys. 4 4EAyE,,,
ss,;rh,e Sh,arlo.te q oa 5$s4m1 lio,,.',l sieplm
Gr'nsb'o IL o8am II 10 Amt 1925 pm s.S6 fEl
Hillab'ro 2,28p m. ass ID II $50 m II AZ m,
Raleigh 5.05 m 2.0bSm 2.4o 8,
Goldsboro -iII EuiH's4 T20 a n .sien T.it.
'''i Trains Going East. : 4 Trains West.;
Charlotte7. .16 am .l''-I 8. 90 D m.
Salieb'ry 4.92 M 4.S7ami BIS . m b'2S = m
Grnsb'o 125 M 1,S5 m 2IO . M .S6 E fffI fffI
HinsbIo10. .0Y m 10.oa my III .O7 mill 40 q n
Raleigh 6,6ep m 40 m . S.45am,
Goldsh'o .,,,S.0DpDl -, -
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& THEY ARE NOT A VILE Ss
Ia F A N c. DR RlNK..ss


AIadc OF Poor Rum, yvhIskey, Pro..
Spirits nnd Rofuae J.iuuurs doctored. frIccd
and swcctencd to please the taste. called Ton
ics."" Appetixcre,' Iscstorcri," &C., TINT lead
tho tippler on to drunkenness and rnin, hut are
true Medicine, mndc from t!ie Native 1:oots anu
Herbs OF California. free frpln n ~ A icol,vifc
Stimu1nnts. iNoy arc tho GREAT BLOOD
IERIFIEic and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPLEa perfect ncnoyator and Iny yiG6ratotot
tho System. carrying OF all poisonous matter aud
restoring the blood to HlcSithy condition. No
person can take these Diters according TO t.:rcc-
ton and remain long urwrll.
SAPnr In1si iR,mnf ory md Chronic Rncu-
mntfsm mud t,ouf, Dyspepsia ur lndi-
9csti6u, Bilious, Jeonlit cnt mud Inter.
mtttcnt Fcycrs, DiHcnscp OF tho Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, md BLADDER, these Dlt-
tcrs llaro been most 6uccessful. Such Dis
cascs are caused by YIflntcd Blood, which
Is generally produced by dcrahgcmcnt Of the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain IL tho Shoulders, Coughs. Tight
ness of the Cheat. Dizziness. Sour Eructatlons OF
tho Stomach, Dad tcsto in tho MoutiI Bilious At,
tncas. Pn,pltatlon Of tho Hcart. Inflammation OF
clio Lang: Pain In tho regions OF tho Kidneys, and
ahaudrcd other painful .ynptoms. aro tho OF.
sprin.sof Dyspepsia.
THY invigofAto the Stomach and at.mulatc tn.
torpidlser and bowUls, which render thorp Of un.
equhticd encAey an cleansing the Oiooo OF all
impurities. and lmpafsiDg now iifo and yigor to
tile whole sYsteni. 4
FOR SIX sKfN:DTsEASEs. Eruptions ,Tsttor.
Salt l:heum. Dlptchcs. Spots, rIn,plos. Pustules.
Bol's, CarbuhcitS. Ring " or.na, scaldIIead soro
Eyes. Eryspelas, Itch. Ecurh. Dlscoloratlons Of
the 5kIn. Hntiiors and Dissnses OF ths Skin. Of
whatever nane Or natnrs. afs literally dug mp
and carried oot OF Tho Sjatein in short time by
tho use OF th.is piise.s.. Ono bottle In vueii
cases Will conyincs tho moit incrodulous OF their
eufstivc effects.
Cleanse tho yitIated lfaod whenever you hnd
its Impurities burating through tho skin In PIN.
5les, Eruptlona or sores cleanse 1t when you
md It obstructed and slugRish In tho veins,
cleanse It whom Il Il fonl, and your feelings viii
tell you when. Keep ths blood pure and tho
sealth OF tho system will follow.
VPiN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking ia
she aystem Of 20 many thousands, are enectuaily
DESTROYED and removed. For full directions, read
carefully tho circular around each bottle.
WALKER. Proprietor. n. II. MCDONALD q
CO. Druggists and Con. Agents, San Francisco.
CAL, and Sc and 81 Commerce Street. New York.
oou BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
1ol!11y oEtGER d &McaREGOR. Agents. !.
Every One Drinks Seegers. Beer.
}EpAUsE 4 gives strength and improves
= ."2.. neal.h. March ii
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27
Poor Paris!

The accounts which reach TIA from
| Paris of tile pTiVnti0Hs endured by
the people OF that once luxurious
capital cannot but inspire the Tea'irr.
whatever may he his national prpju-
dices. with a keen sympathy tor the
Parisians. The horrors of a pTOIrac-
ted siege, particularly in city 81
pOpuiOus aud 80 isolated ~ the
Fl ru, II Capital, are cui,r"mitants at
war which were not Inflicted upon
either section of our own county
during the late prOtracled struggle
with the South. Some parts Of the
insurrectiOnary district suffered pri
vations i'm the matter OF food and
clothing. but they were slight. com
pared with those now endured ny
the inhabitants of the belrag utr"d
city on the Seine No American
knows, from acIua. experience, the
trials and iorments that grow ont of
three manths' siege 20 thorough aS
that with which King William has
invested Paris. None of us know
the misery of "a population Of near "a
million, most of them destitute OF
money, when food is so scarce that
turkeys tifty dollars each. Privafion
~ 'pspect IN food il not the only sad
arcDu, "aninleIt OF the alege "t Paris.
The state o. anxious suegence; the
loss nf The myriad sources of enjoy
nlcnt to which the Farisiana have
become accustomed ; tho deprivation
of Ia, aud with il that briIt:~nt iiiu-
minati0n which, in Paris, was wGht
to turn night into day, and reveal
spIendors and luXuries which the
sunlight never sought out; the loss,
in fact, OF all 'be comforts aud adj
advantages OF city life, and the hun
dred 'o'd eXageraiiOn OF all It's disad'
Vautaaes and, worse than all, the
horrible prevalence Of disease which
this state of affairs inevitably enEen-
ders. ant the horrible state of Sus-
pense which everyw here prevails.--
CUicagO TJ.ijHRe.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27
Governor.

There Ia considerable tail talk
among the iowa press about the next
Governor. We don't wish 80 say
that we consider the discussion pre-
mature but from the way some of
the papers touch the question il may
not he improper To suggest that Gov.
Merrill il not disposed OF yet. faint
best 10 order funeral until you are
sure Of n pse!-Fa&hud Post.
Never mind about the funeral, it'll
come in due time. If there are any
papers in the State that have not be-
come satisfied to let two terms of
Governor Merrill suffice, their edit
ors had better apply for a place in
The Insane Asylum at onCn. Iowa
has had the anomaly to contend with
long enough, of IL stool. pigeon in the
Gubernatnrial chair, with just enough
of the toad-sweIling ambition in his
composition to disgust all right
thinking persons. We oppose Gov
crnor Merrill on the grounds Of ma
licious chicanery. in becoming the
willing tool of one section Of the
State, to the injury Of others. In
his stride for the Senatorial chair be
sold himself to the southern portion
Of The State, and 1t is not to be WON
dered at that the Davenport Gazette
is parading him before the people for
the next Governor. We go upon the
principle Of giving a man fair trial,
and if found unworthy of his trust,
because of incompetency and want
of horebt integrity, let him slide,
peacably if we can, forcibly if we
must. Those papers that are endeav-
oring to compensate for some past
favors 10y pressing his name before
the public are doing Iowa an injury
and Governor Merrill no good
Measuring the Governor, with due
regard to accountability, we had
hoped 20 preserve toward him the
motto Of RCQuieScat in pace, but il
seems that few OF his tools through
out the State are not so mercifuiIy
inclined. Let them go-its their fu.
neral, not ours.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27
Removal Of the Land OA:ce from Fort
nOdrn.

An order has been received at Fort
Dodge for the removal Of the Land
Office to Des Moines, and an office"
was there yesterday to receive the
books. The report is that it is re-
moved at the request of Hon. c.
Pomeroy, but his friends do not he.
believe this. The TT. Dodgers are
much exercised over the removal,
and have spent $500 in dispatches to
effect a countermand of the order
The probable reason of the removal,
Is the law requiring its transfer 10
the State Capitol, when there are
less than 100000 acres OF Govern
ment land far sale In the District.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27
A Word to Countrr Nemspapers.

The Cleveland Herald makes the
following truthful observation con-
corning country papers, and the duty
of giving them wholesome support
The local paper is an absolute ne.
ccssity to the country ana commune
t where it il published. All the
city papers cannot supply the place
of the home paper. That should he
first love of every man and woman,
for with The paper is The locality
identified. The paper gives the
county and town where printed,
much df their importance in the
world, and gives :" detail the lJcai
news whiua c.anot be gained by any
other source. Every days issue ~
the paper, is so much iOra' history,
and the rise, growth and uevei"..''
ment OF the town and county, can
be measured only lay the local news
paper that constantly is gathering
items. People do not properly ap-
precIate their home newspaper
They measure the value Of ncws-
paper too much by the number of
columns it contains. The home
paper at any price is the cheapest
raper one can take, for in 1t is found
the Information to be obtained from
az, az
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27
The Cheney Trial.

Oar rca sers will 'iouhtiess remcm.
Der the Cheney Wh1trhoure trouNle,
which occurred IA Chicago about u
yrar ago. Fbe Chicago Jouraak OF
The 2Ilh, says:
T!te Judar, Of oar state Supreme
Can't 10 Ga' fred their decision in
the Bishop mathematician case,
su- tanning tine authority of The LC-
Cie>rnslIc,i Court To Try Rev &. Il.
Cheney or charles pFeiorrrd against
hi'n hn the EpI~r"iH Bishop 1t
" II t'r reune:nupred That judge Jane
Gs'n. 81 the Crira%o Superior Court,
gtauicd an lrjuu"jinH. dIsrOntinulng
tar iflai hy the lIcc.rsiA~t thea. Gm,ll
The i'iess'@t decl.! "n oEarru' az Judge
Jnme-nn y Judgment. aud opens ,he
way l"r tie RESUMPTION of the trIai
in question before The CHURCH tn
bdnal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27

1 DaEcnport Boys C9urtslip.

About year ago Davenport boy
started to Colorado full of visions Of
the golden "piIe" which he expected
To receive as IL reward of his labors at
the "case'-for he was printer by
trade, aud good one, too. Arriving
AT Omaha. lie was requested hy an
acquaintance in that city TO take
charge of yonng lady who was on
her return 10 Denver from visit to
the Stutes.n. OF course lie asSented ::
what Davenport bachelor would have
refused? The lady was fair as a rose;
sweet sixteen; witty and wise he
you'd her years. And so, a. they
whirlel away up tie Platte. over the
vast plains, and through the gorges
of the mountains, the printer lost
his heart aud his blooming charge
found 1t. Nor were the losses of this
kind all on one side, for SO hriskly
sped the wuOing that not long after
their arrival at Denver. the railroad
courtship eliminated in wedding,
and yesterday came the message that
there were three happy souls in that
Davenp0rter's family,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27
All Sorts.


"A model surgical operation: To
take the cheek cut of a young man
and the jaw out of woman.
Eighteen hundred men make a
locomotive engine in one day-the
speed of forty miles an hour and the
power of o thousand tons created in
a day!
"A young couple were married at
Cataraugus lately. The brides
shoes hurt her feet so bad that SIN
had to sit down while the minister
was performing the ceremony. She
said she wouldn't postpone the we'd
ding, but would get married that
night if she had to go to bed to do it.
A young woman, delegate to the
recent Ohio Convention of Woman
Sutfragists, says: For my own part.
| love man, individually and coIIec-
lively, better than woman; and so,
| am sure, does every one of my sex,
If they, like me would utter their re-
al sentiments. / am more anxious
for mans elevation and improve.
ment than for woman's, and so is
| every true woman"
A reporter of the New York Sun
recently attempted to gain admit
lance TO a mansion where a marriage
in high life' was about to take
place. He WAS kicked from the
front steps several times after SENDS
ing in his card, but finally got an
audience with the BRIDES waiting
maid, fell in love with her. con fessed
his passion, and thereby got a
chance to write up the trousseau.
! The maid was fooled.
"A worthy gentleman walking
the shore, one Sunday, came across
two lads fishing. Calling to them
he sait:
Lads, are you aware that the re-
cOrdimg angel is making a black
mark against Zach of you for every
fish YOU catch on Sunday ?"
rs he though" said one of the
urchns, then he amt much - do,
for we haven't had darned bite to
! day,n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27
IiltORian.

The following is n part Of the edi
IoriaI, by Tilton, in the HldCpeRdent
which caused the rupture between
nIm and Bowen!
"The greatest question which has
been IiTUpuundcI To modem society
is, what II to ue the status, ANA what
the social fate, al persons who ilud
themselves married tut not mated
The COMMON and puslllanIm"us
answer ls. To remain Ia bondage
=" ....... it u 3.lraUIsm to break. But
u jIst muiul sense, piercing sham
morality which Is only another name
tor Custom, ASA, Hta, excuse can Tie
given to God, uud - virtue, Tor Keep
ing two human beings lii &h eniu 'ce''
union Which each knows 10 be de-
grading TO bnih their souis! \ puO
&c upiuiUu which cOmpcls the juAta
position, o. which furbids the dis
connection, OF an unmuted pair-whO
are tied not kuit--chaiued Itut we'd
dCd-EiO .atC.s The ethics of Han WAC,
preaching from the muuntaIu top Ui
iuOTals. Taught SO terribly Il dIstinC
tinn heiween love and lust. Mari
age Without love Is sin against tIaa---
1t stm winch, like many at other II,
Is Ia be TePeutGd q. ccaagt. from and
put away. No matter with what
sOieun CCrrmuny tue twain may
h sNe been an ale one, Yet, when love
departs, then marriage ceases, aud
divorce begins. How shallow, Then,
u II ~ say, with the Roman Cuurcu,
that there shall be no Giyu.ce. not
even t"r ne-hiy lust; or, with the
Episcopal, no divorce except for this,
and tins only or. with the Presby-
triinn, 40 divorce except for tlfis ANA
fer drsertlUn; or with the Methodist
missionary boards, 40 divorce except
for these amd l0r hearheusm or
with the civil laws of some of our
States, no divorce except for II few Of
the more common and hidcuus Of.
fences which daily report themselves
to our courts
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27

LAuahan Victorious,

The New York Times of January
Dist. says AT last the great case
of The Methodist Book Concern as.
DR.. Lanahan has exploded. The
charges have been withdrawn, and
the accused has been fully reinStated
from date. The discussion of yes
terday ended in resolve to appoint
Il subcommittee. whose duties it
hail he 10 inquire, not into the ac-
cusatious against DR. Lanahan, but
into the business of the Book Con-
Germ, its methods of hooks keeping.
&c, as compared with those OF other
business hOUsrs.
"When the morning session was
Orcred, yesterday, the discussion al
previous days was renewed with
vigOr and earnestu0ss, and was car
RED on Nntii late in the afternoon.
The effort still seems 10 be to settle
the case ami get it of hand. Nari-
Gus propositions were advocated and
opposed, but, a. first, without success.
Dr.. Lanahpn was sent for, and, APP
pparIng with counsel, was asked to
accept various plans OF settlement.
in turn, but ali were refused, where
any concession OF facts were demand
Ell from him. His counsel insisted
on pressing the case To conclusion.
and expressed Il Willingness to abide
by the verdict. The question was
several times propOunded, whether
the charges being withdrawn would
the nmswe: be Withdrawn. The re
Spouse at first was thai they had
to withdraw. If The com.
mtttee wanted to get rid Of the mat.
ter from their records after the with
drawal of charges. they could eXer
else their own pref 0g"tiVe over their
records. The accused was Indifferent
'~ to forms, 1T would not yield any
facts.
"Aftcr the proposal had been once
made and declined, Mr.. Vernon
moved the Doctors reinstatement,
aud it was carried by an almost
vote.
"a committee Of three from
he Book Concern was appointed by
.he Chairman, who, together with
Bishop Scott, who was formerly book |
agent in New York, and Judges
fancher and Reynolds, counsel for !
he prosecution and defence, are to !
investigate the modes of doing bust !
ness in The Concern, past and pres
ut, and 10 contrast them with modes !
adopted in other business houses" |
Aid thus the matter ends.
$780, -1,.- 80 -.-----.s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27
The HLOCalitY EumbuE.''

The Davenport Gazette has much
20 cay about what it terms the "lo'
cality humbug." and drnounces
Northern Iowa for laying claim to n
preference in the choice of candi-
dates for the Offices of Governor and
L. s. Senator. Because the papers
of this portion of The State urged the
claims OF Northern men, on the
grounds Of simple justice, the Ca
brains and men with the quaIiiica-
lions, per consequence, the Southern
portion Of the State must he secured
to find them. The Gazette pretemds
10 den"unce locality as coming into
the issues at all. while it is known
that no paper in Iowa laws more
stress on locality than the G0eehc.-
The uu'y trouble is the people of the
southern portion Of the State see thai
the l'oot This year is coming on the
the other foot. The Davenport Ga
sefte with sapclimOnious assurance
says:
When looking over the
ground for Governor or United
States Senator, we mR-t not be limit
eel to any district or section. But 80
far Is The administrative offices at
the State are concerned, there are
Probably few at the counties which
have not unTn competent to fiji all
or amy of them. The persistent eX
cluriun of any one section of the
STAT" from an equal enjoyment of its
hon"fs il inp0ntic, aud would, If
persisted in, after proper remUu
STRANGE, be just cause lOr dissatistac-
ton.
The Dubuque Times answers this
m 'hrst piece Of impudence in a cor
rectiy drawn picture. 1t says:
10 hear these gentlemen talk, one
wuu;d swpplse tlIaI such an idea as
supporting - nISn hcrau~e ho came.
fiUm their nWu section. never enter
Ell Their patIiutic uotdI3~. aud never.
aelph"d e hair against their gcHtr
OU@ drttrm irHliDn to make every
thing subordinate tU an UniigWsioD tm
secure the wIscSt and best unen i1rI
public place. "On, selfish mrn at
l"wa!" they eNcIniuI, "Innk ut IT, !
Behold, RnH recognize, and emulate.
the utter ahnugaItUn oI self the high |
devotion, tilc enthusiastic regard for ,
virtue. ability and public honesty, |
the Ut'tr loruttiulu"s~ Of eveT. thing |
hut IL lniTiutIr ,ieVulion to the public |
iuttrpsts which we have ever dis /
played. \" such au idea as locality |
has ever been allowed to influence
oar scii0m; We voted always for the /
best man, and 80 such c"ntemptihie
considerations rs those of local hens
"tii-, or the securing of political
power, or of neIghb0rloo@ Obiiga' |
/ ors, "r of reciprocity IN minor po, |
Hiical aspirations, have had icath.
er's Influence with us. To bc sure
We have never voted for anEhodN !
no lives 0ut of tie 'pncEet;' To he
cure We have secured tOm htths OF al!
me Important Ounces tAat me 4"
e. La",ny e. i've snra thsra has hnsn
no convention at which we have
n"t presented candidates for almost
every one 81 l''e "'i'ot i"Sit'""7 |"
.hn,,a,or ,l'",. L,T.n' 'nhole, tna-i,
Nomination: but then, there is no
diguisimg tour men. in our opiD
l"i'; are 80 vase an" SO D2iIi"'i@' an"
rnn,,Iar "a .n,,,ol, bt-,tar Ito" war,
from other spc,iuns OF the state. that
our obligations Of duty aud oar I'M
'IiS" "e>"''"' /" me p""''E "it'I'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-01-27

SHOULD the new Congressional ap-
pOrtjunment hill, as agreed upon 10y
the h' Use Judiciary committee, he
come law, the AID Congress, which
meets in 1873, would have 80 mem
bers in in its lower branch. Only
two States, New Hampshire and
Vermont, would have less repre4en
tatiOn than now. IIwa would he
entitled to nine. instead of six, as at
pre>pnt.-Erchdnge.
This would give Iowa three at
large to elect this year, which would
necessjtate large amount Of hard
scrabhing.