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No. 76 STATE ST. opposite Kiby. BosroN, Secures Patents the United states also in Grea, Britain, T. Hncv, and other for ign countries. Copies of the claims Of any Patent furnished by remiItiug dollar Assignments recorded at WashiBRt, n. Ne Agency in the United otates possesses superior fdcies for ObfnHiHJ PGtents GSceFtdiiHg e pdtendbilitH of jnventioRs. R. u. EDDY, Soii,itor of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS.
 ''I regard Mr. Eddy one of the most capable and successtut practitioners with whom have had official intercourse.
 CHAS. MASON, Commissioner of Patents" ''Inventors cannot employ person more trustwOr. thy more capable of securing for them early and favorable consideration at the Patent Ofhcs. EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents
 BOSTON, October I9, 1870. R. H. EDDY, Esq-Dear sir: you procured for me, in lS40, my first patent. Since then you have acted for and advised in hundreds of g. and procur ed many patents, reissues and extensions. have casonay employ ed thr best #gencts New York, Philadt 1pha and Washington. but still gve you sl- most the whole Of my business ill your line. and ad- Yige others employ you.
 Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER. BOSTON. January l. 1879. 4O-ly
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A rVaa-eSa&1e dealer who died recently said Shza he wxs afraid that he had committed the objectionable Sia- II he cOnld but recall those wSrCs< @ many times repeated. within five uEzEae's walk "f the defos," he might gdie AHETr-
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-01-23

Iowa IN FORTY YRARs.-Iowa has just en- tered the thirty third year of her existence as State. Her record in one to be proud of, and is scarcely exceed by any other of the sister, hood of States, Forty years ago, in 1898, Iowa was organized asa Territory Its boun- daries extended from the State of Missouri to. British America The eastern boundary was the Mississippi river. The western line follow ed the meanderings of the Missouri river and comprised more than half it's length. The population in 1888 was 22s859. gNowit is over i, 5o0.000. Then the capital was at Burling ton. The Iowa Indians occupied the south portion of the State, the Sacs and Foxes the south central portion, the Sioux the north cen tral, the Assinaboines the extreme north; the Chippewas, Ottawas and PottawatSmies lived along the Missouri river. By agreement with the Sioux, Sacs and Foxes, a portion of this territory was set off as neutral ground, to ex. tend from the Des Meines east to the Missis- sppi, ina line little north of from jthe northwest corner of Blackhawk> county to tf1e Little Cedar river, thence northeast through the corner of Northern Minnesota. Then the present capital of the State was unknown, set dement's had scarce begun, and civilization had assumed no form. Dubuque, Davenport, Burlington, Montrose and Fts Madison had an existence as small iiiages There were Iio organized schools. Transportation was by the Mississippi river or around the lakes and overland from Chicago, by OK teams and wag ons. Now there are 10,566 school houses, 575 474 school children, over 100 colleges, academies, universities and private schools, over 10, 0,000, 900 acres of improved land nearly coco miles of railroad, over 400 newspapers, and all the accessories of highly enlightened and refined people. Rapid and marvellous strides has Iowa made in forty years
 All this progress and greatness asa common wealth has been wrought within nearly one half the allotted years of man. The first Governor of Iowa, Ansel Briggs, is yet alive, hale and well preserved He resides at Coun- cil Bluffs, having crossed the State, as he has also :spanned its history, while still beyond his domicil, the iron horse puffs its way west ward, stopped only by the confines of the con tinent. The first white male child born on Iowa soil also lives here in the Capital City, and is only of middle age. .-Chieago Journal.
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Harper's Weekly. .. 1879.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS
 The Weekly remains tasily at the head of illustrated papers by It's fine literary quality the beauty o1 its type and woodcuts -SprinGfetd Republican.
 Its pictorial ttractions superb, embrace every variety of subject and of artistic trearment- Zion's Herald, Boston.
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1GzEses walk of 'he delOt, he might die AsETy-
 se1T0o6 c2E-gynsan in the state of Maine was sccosed in the following manner. by an s8Asss-zse gre@cher. Who despised education: -cs4E. ySa have been te college, suppose 2. -feS sar- Wss the reply. Il am thankful, v ressaS8ed the former, that the Lord has opened Ezv D0GEh 10 preach without any learnlng 1" "A SSEMllsr ~CeEl-7 replied the clergyman, ~sosk psAce in B&iSAnl's time, but such things xzN eE rz-e acczrTc1ce in Tsae present day.
 ---A tJAll1 2 1eCex Exins in Peru and man in, that rzsaaesS clinGzze never kBoxs whaf itis bO get ur S1ndsy nsoruiRg and spend five hours sszzzEGag ost kis cellar. when he is just wild "a ga ss caGrSA. Bgi to alone for the loss of slas FSc&s<za passissse, he has to stand up about szzg 1sznsx . Etek and let raging earthquake 6ask ham clear 4cssss the county line in oae z1zae and txe GsozsOus --.,ss -r
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[ From the Winsted Herald. l

From the W lnSteQ Herald.
 In private letter to the editor, under date of Jan. II, Mir. F. H. Giddings of Housatonic, Mass, formerly associate editor of the Herald, makes personal alluson to MyrOn L. Beach, who was murdered at West Goshen last week, which we take the liberty of quoting. This tribute to his character from his teacher cannot fail of comforting ill some degree his father ana mother in their severe loss. MT. Gddings wri.es as follows: .-..---
 ''1hc Herald last night brought me the ter rihle news of the murder of Myron Beach at West tioshen. Myron was one of my big boys in the Academy and was one of the best of them a diligent student, of bright, strong mlnd. and manly character. l particularly rememhrrSan incident that speaks more synl- pathy for him than any words of mine could do. The great fault in the Academy just pre- vi0''s to my going there had been lack of order and my first effort was to secure it. Of course much depended on the example and influence of the older boys, and one day accidentally overheard Myran who was natural leader among them, counseling good behavior and har work during school hours, urging to use his own words that | was a good. fellow, who desired t3 see the boys. get on we'll in their studies and that they had better improve their opportunities. His most striking char acteristics as I remember him, was a a singu, larly thorough manliBess. utterly intoleran of shams, make-shifts and hypocrisy, but as warm hearted and charitable as woman tow. ards real frailty and unavoidable short -comings. The world and especially our lonely New En. gland hill towns can ill afford to lose such men," JcL OIUO I9JJU (
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The New York herald., 1879-03-29
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08
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