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St. Johnsbury and the Fairbanks
Brothers,

There were in 1880 three brothers Of
Vermont birth hut OF Massachusetts,
origin. Erastn-, Thaiheus and Jn-
seph p Fairbanks.-all ia bundle
circumstances, and pushing them
selves Upward by their own industry.
One Of them WAS making wagon
Wheels, or at some sucl, smatl mechan-
ical employment, in st. Joi,nsoury,
another was keeping store" In Bar
net, and the third WAS perhaps In
New Hampshire. Suddenly there
broke out one Of those periodical.
farming decisions which have over
run New England from time TO time,
and all the VermOnters took to grow
ing Russian hemp, by which they
were to make their fortunes. and one
of the Fairbanks~s became manager
Of shop or mill near here, whittier
the farmers brought their hemp 10 tie
prepared for the market. II was 10
b@ weighed in large quantities, and no
suitable scales were to be had where
upon another Of the brothers under
took to rig up a platform con nected
with . steelyard arrangement. by
which wagon load could be driven
on and weighed nj once. He sue-
ceeded though not very perfectly; but
out Of that rude invention grew tue
present perfection OF the Fairbanks
platform balance. which WAS the
creation and is still the property 81
the family in which 1t originated.
The three brothers all took part in
the buriness Of manufacturing and
selling the new scAie- two OF them
ar.. nuw dead. leaving sons and grant
sOIs III InS Dustness, aud only NJ
ThAd.ieus Fairbanks remain. Of III,
inventors OF the balance. and the sec
on,i founders Of ~. Johnsbur, TIL,
Russian hemp fever passed away, bu
the scale making Industry has NOR
than male up for the loss of that crop
Since 1885 st. job usbury has grown
: fast and steadily, and millions o
: wealth have heen ainaseed here BY tn.
Fairbanksea ana others. The seal.
works now employ 500 skilled work
? men, and 30 constant are the bail ,liDa
operations Of the partners that they
annually buy more than .OO0. 800 feet
of lumber for their mills, houses, etc
They own many Of the tenement
houses in which their workmen live,
and commonly have some large public
work on their hands-an academy, 4
church. library. or something Of the
soft.-.Siprimafeii Republican.
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All Hands Below.

A good story il told Of a parrot who
had always lived on board Of n ship,
but who escaped q. one Of the South
ern ports aud took refuge In . church.
Soon afterwsrd the congregation AS
senbied, aud the minister began
preaching to them in his earnest
fashion, saying there was no virtue in
them, that every one OF them would
90 TO hell unless they speedily repent
ed. Just ~ b. spoke the sentence, up
spoke the parrot from his hiding place:
| "All hands beI0wn'
To say that all hands" were startled
would be mild way Of putting it.
The peculiar voice and unknown
source mad much more effect on them
than the parsons voice ever had. He
waited a moment and then, N shade or
two paler, Ii. repeated The warning.
All hands ielow :" sgsin rang on,
from SGfIew here
The preacher ~'arled from his pull
f't ht'b ''i1f''f hIA titt-tk around
quiring " any h"hy had spoken
"Aii bands helo~.' was the only
reply, at which The entire panic
stricken congregation 20, up. and q
moment after they all polted for the
doors, the preacher trying his best to
be the first, and during the time the
mi-chievi"ns bird kept up his yelling:
''AlI hands below :"
There wAs one old woman there
who was lame. and could not yet out
10 fast as the rest, and In short time
she WAS left entirely alone. Just as
she was about to hnbbls out, the par
rot flew down, and. aliyh;ibx on her
shoulder, again yelled In her ear:
"All hands below"
mo, no, Mister Devil" shrieked
the old woman, you can't mean me.
! don't belong here. go to the other
church across the way. - Gris,ian
advocate.
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FOR 1873
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.

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.anisu ofths carbon Of the material and
~ oxygen Of the cir, be tried the o.
pertinent OF using up the oxygen 10
the caskst by the aid Of lighted can-
die. He had an alright cAskee niacs,
and placed burninw candle therein;
he screwed down the lid perfectly Air-
tIsht. The candle continued 70 burn
Tor eight beurs. and then having con-
samsd oil the oxygen In shs intaFtof
vas sxtingulshsd. This proved she
theory and satisdsd him that he had
made an excellent discovery; but 70
carry out his ideas effectively he 90
tanned the body of dead man from
the Coroner aud placed IL In the s'nin,
with the lighted candle, - before
eere wing down the I'D. etc. In THE
cass the candle burned for I've bours
and Q half. and than became exein-
euished n bsfors. To test the cass
Mr. Craig bed the body removed 70 .
hack room, where Il remained fur three
weeks In perfect state Of preserva-
ton. This satistied him beyond .
doubt that he had succeeded In disoOs-l
sring . new art, whereby bodies could
be embalmsd without the aid Of chem
icals. After having succeeded % well
With his invention, he drew the at
tention OF DR.. Edwin Bently to the
process, and that gentlemen expressed
its firm belief 10 its success. The new
process 10 to be fully tested to-day.
with the body Of Mr.. 6owen6ack. VINO
died iu this city on last Thursday, aud
whose body has bssn preserved 10
this manner. The body can be seen
ut Corinthtan Hall this afternoon,
where il will be brought previous 70
its removal to the Masonic Cemetery.
il is the intention of this gentlssnan's
relatives to have his reinains taken 10
Scotland. This will test the process.
and, should 1t prove satisfactory,
which is not doubted, Mr.. Craig will ,
have added new process Of preserv-
ing bodies 10 science - From the San
Francisco Alta.
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A San Francisco Undertaker's Ex-
pedient--How to Preserve Dead
Bodies

IN the course Of Investigating the
destroying element that effects dead
oodies, MI. Peter Craig, undertaken,
perceived that oxygen was the element
.na' causes decomposition; 1t struck
nim that II the element could BE- re-
mover from the coffin where the tody
was incased, that preservation would
De certain. How To accomplish this
at first rather puzzled Mr.. craIs. bot
not to De baffied BY tribes, he gave the
subject great consideration; knowins
that combustion was caused by the
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1873.
1873.
1873. 1873.
THE
Iowa State Register,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

The propriet0rs Of The REofsTKn. having
learned from expss fence what . newspApeF
should 30 10 suit the people Of Iowa. enter
upon the new year with Increased facilities
Tor the e0llectiun ard distribution Of news,
from all parts of lows and Ill quarters Of the
world. In all the general features Of . mod
esn Political. News. Literary. and Family
Journal, TINE R9o II now able 20 COM
pste. before the Iowa public. WIKI any pa
per published.
We nesa aos say that Politically Il win be
Republican. IiA record 10 Its promise here
All It's powers shall be lent 70 the aid OF .
pure. old fashioned Rspu biicanism, which
changes. Hsvoted ~ the party, IL viii yet
preserve the free agency OF honest opiaiOn
and the right Of frankly expressing It. We
Leaders.
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HOLLOWAY 4 co., Sole Prsprietors.
To all whom II may Concern,

Notice is hereby given. that there is now
on hle in the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
court 81 the state OF iowa, within and for
Cedar County. the final report OF Frances l..
Britton, Administering OF the estate oi
Thomas II. Britton. deceased, showing full
settlement OF said estate. and that the FIRST
day OF the next term Of said Court. com
mencing February 18th. 1873, Is set for final
hearing thereon, when said AdministratYix
will be discharged II no sufficient objection
he made. VIM. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
WOLF h IANDT. Att'ys. ew0
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE wHIaYBRo.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long . time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskcrs we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and efiectually accomplish
this result. Il is easily applied,
and produces . color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty CentA
alsasfsctursd BY r. ?. MALL, { 90,
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Mn0ern surgery not only eliminates.
II restores and replaces. Silver -
place. portions AZ the skuli; ARTIFICIAL
oa.se gro formed from the skin Of the
forehesd ana chssks; Dew 1sWs Ars
supplied. warranted 20 b stsssst -
good - the old. while artificial teeth,
lepa and arms are too common fos
comment. Even the dying are made
70 live BY infusing the blood Of .
healthy person into thsif shruoksu
veins. hut one Of the most ssmarka-
bio osses was . late opsration IN .
New York hospital A woman vas
Severely burned ON the neck aud
breast. A new skin would not form
over the burned sposs. A msss leg
was amputsted, aud, Immediately
after the operation had bsso per-
formed, the surgeon. DR.. A. B. Aott.
cus of from the stamp sighty-atas
pieces of 4 .sh, Of the size Of . ehsse-
cent silver pierre. aud applied them 70
the breast and neck Of the su0ssing
woman. The process VS. similar 10
that Of grating. Eighty Of the pieces
OF flesh adhered. and In less than six
~ dsys from the grating opesation
left the hospital perfectlv cured.
What next? Perhaps herein lies an
Of that hitherto Fvcon.
ii,e passage: job a 4!
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re Ochool for Teachers. 4
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CEDAR RAPIDS, 10 VA.


mo aHord sppostunity to the Teaches Of Iowa
Tor proeliG1onal training, the Legslaton nav'
- - 10 soaud state school iae eadis{ cs'ss s
Gt1S6 q 1S6ke hrst Glass schcea miiy cquippSso
~ Ahly administered. G GIIGHklSI, q. -
100 Principal Of the South Western Normsi Sc 49,
Al Penn ard who u well knewn 70 lows, NJ 49,
1900 10 preside over the institution Inc cVIs -
Of study b comprehensive and tnoroueh s ac,.nst
three Giyisions: The Teacher Course, the SIdLs
~ Cg1Ese tie Classical Cpune Inc new M i,.sn6
SSnt ~ isdsnf bur 6orice, aud DeautMIy saus ~
m lot 81 Ten acres, has been appropriAte9 .yS
- oftbe ne school. The agencies 70 De ELLIE f1-
~ the culture Of teachers are: ISL 81 ~ ex-
SrWr1iop In the branches to be taught srd Art Of
tensve course Of study In the scens, ssce applied
o education. an, Frequent Prscseiic SCHOOLS Of
0SiSS Rs1S1z. S1h. Series Of ~ 1riticisms and
SsSSSi ~ TRcenDn. It'll. W. ~
o5.s m, KinI..I,fsen Mesnoos .i,, rr h1 s1
Isr5 vsS6nfe e.d al REFORMS Will oe Pfe-
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Ine Al csw.r1 Young men can be prepared Tor
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$50 . low Is the prosperity o. 'he schoo'
ne Taii session opens Tuesday, September nth
Send 70 Prof oilehr,s. for circulars and further in
formation. u.~,,oaaanc.
GEORGE GREENE.
President OF the Board OF trustees.
JNo. r. ELY, Secretary.
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me DIRECTED. issued from the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the District Court. In ard for the
eounty Of Cedar ant State Of io~a, IN favor
orc W Merriam, assigned tn w Morrison,
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Dated this 18Th day of I,sc.. A. II. 1878.
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MANHOOD:
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DAILY RRGasTER.

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