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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28
HOW TO GET RELIGION.

At one of the prayer meetings at Bur
toni Theatre, Henry Ward Beecher said
He vas strongly impressed nth the
idea that there should not be o. cas- on fsr
SO much individual labor rs there rs. He
could conceive the necessity of it in hen
then country, where the Gospel ia pro-
claimed for the first time; but here, whers
the truths of Christianity have been e.
long and repeatedly taught--whcre wo
have heard little else it seemed to Nm
men did not need, in this respect. to 81
through with another training. He h+.-
lieyed there was not q man present incs :
rable of being Christian before sun
down.
But there are many who lay ont plsn
f,r being converted, by surprising tina;
they must at first be serious for two or
three days, then have week of being
anxious, and then finally go through He!
Gate and become Christian. 1t was,
he thought, shame for a man to lay CT,
such plan. A man should take his
resolution, and act upon it at once.
There was an idea that unless there
was some leader in the cause, n deacon or
clergyman, mans conversion could
not be complete; but he believed tEa,
Christianity was between a mans herr,
and his God, and that he needed not
these appliances. There was not m.n
in tt . house, who if h, chose, could d.
go home that night, and to the amaz
ment of his wife and children, ask Goes
blessing upon his dinner in Christian
spirit for the first time.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28
j. 7. Buckingham, the once brilliant

j. 7. Buckingham, the once brilliant
editor of the Boston Courier, writes to
that paper beautiful letter of two COL
umns, which concludes with the following
fine pathos:
For me the problem of immortal life,
or eternal sleep, will soon be solved. The
Great Carayansera is in sight; the steps
which conduct to its portal will be few,
and | trust unfaltering;
Nightly Ipitch my moving tent,
A DAYS march nearer rome"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28
MAKE BxeIsYINe.- Remember, that

MAKE 4 BxerSNINo.- Remember, that
in all things, if you do not begin, y"u
will never come to an end The first
weed pulled up in the garden, the first
seed set in the ground, the first shilling
put in the saving bank, and the first mile
travelled in journey, all are important
things-thcy make a beginning, and
thereby hope, promise, pledge, ara
assurance that YOU arc in earnest with
what you have undertaken. How mary
a poor, idle, err;ng. hcsitating outcast, 10
now creeping and crawling his way thro'
the world. who might have held up he
bead and prospered, if instead Of putting
off his resolutions Of amendments a,.s
industry, If - had ouly made t+s q
ming.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28
EDUCATED MAN AND
WOMAN.

The educated mantle educated wo-
man; how noble spectacle do they pre-
sent! Behold him in the majestic beauty
of his well built and carefully developed
form; his senses true and rapid; his
strength unweakened by low indulgences,
and undimnished by lazuess and neglect.
His sleep is sound and dreamless. He
wakes with the sun, and gazes with q
never ceasing wonder at the splendid
miracle of his rising. The morning song
of birds is music to his ear. He steps
forth from his chamber and treads with
delight upon the frcshened earth. The
early breezes salute his keen senses with
healthy thrill. The blue heavens breathe
a tranquil Joy into his uncontaminatel
soul. The hum of the Weakening world
rouses his energies and draws attraction
to his customary labors. If he tills the
earth, he walks field with brave and
vigorous step. If he be professional
man, he takes up his unfinished task,
with the happy conciousn' IS that good
work shall be done to-day. If he be a
teacher, he goes gladly and hopefully to
the scene of his appointed duties, and,
with ever renewing interest and aope,
watches over the daily growth Of those
the young promise Of the land-whose
minds and characters are entrusted to his
oversight and conciencious care.
Behold her, too, the paragon Of intel
lectual moral and physical beauty -the
educated woman-the queen of the earth
the charm Of society-the best compan-
ion, adviser, guide and friend of man
the better half Of humanity. Culture has
added to her natural delcacy a refinement.
Letters have clothed her womanly graces
with charm of taste snd Intellect She
moves in her destined path of duty, as if
she had descended from higher sphere,
to adorn, delight, instruct and elevate so
ciety. The imputed weakness of her sex
is transformed into strength, whose gen
tie power is mightier than the boosted
strength Of man. prosperity she turns
her afllaence to the noblest uses and be
comes almoncr of Heaven. Her presence
sheds upol the splendors Of wealth q grace
and charm without which riches are a
vulgar show. She calls around her the
creation of art and poetry-herself the
lovliest creation Of them both. She sum
mons order. out of chaos; she turns dis
cord into harmony; she scattors moral
darkness by the genial sunshine Of the
soul. In adver ity her virtues shine out
with the most lustre. Her brave soul re-
fuses to be cast down. Here, certainly,
she rises to conspicuous height above
him who is sometimes called her lord and
master. With what accomplishing firm
ness she encounters privation; with what
courageous devotion she bows her noble
beauty to the tolls and hardships which
sudden poverty, like cruel conqueror,
lays upon her. With what meek and
soul-subduing submission she accepts the
most bsrthensome conditions Of existence,
and without murmur leaves the en-
chanted bowers in which her youth was
passed, to tread the rugged ways Of duty
through the hard realities Of life itself,
leaving to those who survive her the bles-
sing of her spotless example. and the I'M
dying memory other dying smile.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28
poftrp
THE CLOSING SCENE.
BY T. BUCHANAN REED.

1.-THE following is pronounced by the West
minister Review TO be unquestionably the best
American Poem writton:1
Within the sober realm of leafless trees
The russell year inhaled the dreamy air;
! ike some tanned reaper in his hour of ease,
When all Il e fields are lying brown and bare.
The gay barns, looking from their hazy hills,
Der the dun waters, widening in the wales,
fent down the air greeting to the mills,
On the dull thunder of alternate fails.
MI sights We're mellowed and all subdued
The hills seemed further, and the streams
sang low.
IA Il dream the distant woodman hewed
His winter log. with many nluffied blow.
The crnbattled forest, erewhile armed in gold,
Their banners bright with every martial hue,
Now stood like some sad. beaten host of old,
Withdrawn afar in Times remotest blue,
On sombre wings thevulture tried her flight;
The dove scarce heard his signing mates com
plaiut;
And like the star, slow drowning in the light,
The village church vane seemed to pale and
faint. rr
The sentinel cock upon the hillside crew
Crew th.ice-and all was stiller than before
Silent. till some replying warder blew
His alien horn, and then was heard no more.
Where erst the jay, within the elms tall crest,
Made garrulous trouble round her unfedged
young
And where the oriole hung her swaying nest.
By every light wind like a censor swung;
Where sang the oisy martins OF the caves,
The busy swallows circlingeyer near
Foreboding as the rustic mind believes
An early harvest, and a plenteous year;
Where every bird which charmed the vernal
Shook the sweet slumber from its wings at
morn
To warm the reapers of the rosy east;
All now was sunless, empty and forlorn.
Alone, from out the stubble, piped the quail
And croaked the crow through all the weary
gloom:
Alone, the pheasant, drumming in the vale
Made echo to the distant cottage loom.
There was no bud, no bloom upon the bowers
The spiders moved their thin shroud night
by night:
The thistle down. the only ghost of flowers.
Sailed slowly-passing noiseless out of sight.
Amid all this-in this most cherries air,
And where the woodbine shed upon the porch
its crimson leaves, as if the year stood there,
Firing the floor with his inverted torch
Amid all this the centre of the scene,
The white-haired matron, with monotonous
tread
Piled the swift wheel. and with her Joyous mien.
Sat like Fate and watched tn flying thread.
She had known SORROW He had..walked with
her:
OF supped, and broke with her ashen crust !;
And in the dead leaves still she heard the stir
OF his dark mantle trailing in the dust
While vet her cheek was bright with summer
bloom, !;
Her country summoned and she gave her all q
And twice war bowed to her his sable plume
Re-gaye the sword to rust upon the wall.
Re-gave the sword-but not the hand that drew
And struck for liberty the dying blow
Nor him, who, to his sire and country true,
Fell mid the ranks Of the Invading foe.
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28

re- An incorrigible wag, who lent
minister horse, which ran away and
threw his clerical rider, thought be ought
to have some credit for his aid in spread
ing the gospel.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28

EE The following verdict was given
and written by the foreman of a coroner's
Jury At: We are Of A Pinion that
the Decest met with her death from Vio-
liant Infrmation in the Arm, proluess
from Unnan Caus.'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28

Long, but not lond, the droning wheel wento
Like the low murmurs of hive at noon;
Long, but not loud, the memory gone
Breathed through her lips sad and tremu-
lous tune. s,a Is se 5rla szru d
At last the thread was snapped-her head was
bowed
Life dropped the distaff through her hands
serene;
And loving neighbors smoothed her careful
shroud,
While Death and Winter closed the autumn
scene. 1H
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Mistellantous,
THE BOY III E IL O E S.
A Sketch of Early Western Life,

BY sYLvANUs COBB, JR.
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SSeiteres iiher zen 9!ushrucb Srn
SefnnS.

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Bare @emoIt CREDIT. Cine rer beiorn iiblid,cu bat
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pGBrtnp feline 1Sbe 6s p @etrsa t~etya9cu fed.
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SritrnSTnun9ei, bes &raters iino unteilbrinaelo.
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mcnbre1en t6nne, biirfts nteGy aIs icrrals cine Makr=
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@fartantl&er grpSinO in 9efb untsr benz 9roSin,ial
eu9eniua &cppan crnaunte ieinen Qanrsmanu, tca
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'nstal enssntuS ~spaScsen, unS purse Dem Gsfsiertcn
am Ii. @pril b. s. I'M 8tciter f,ltf, i'm Seilti,, brr err
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Gntiernuns umssben, Ginc Population aus gbiioac
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Jan5fN Der osf:n tpyt ~ssrfsiatgT Observation-Disclosures,
tjusu5jsDesi am0 :Nlaby;9ttn 81 ~eygrGiifn, UNI nlr;s Die
Glusaas! 3~tsi9nttsc 9elvf. aao apf anprrl aGfif, ole.
(ttta @lstBooe iVs DIS S!nrts rswiTaer Gjstug: 3, ;entm
auBsgoecfn;,i& .oio aweaaienoea IDcilc Dee gOu.i.
ntt:s III @nreuNan8 5p byin8gn. 0:: @~lit0Iieisr oitIcy
0rputatio'l Astcn Th I6r Isay ~5rfsisoi8s nit Nnem ry-
Hart, mas iia 81 eifiss ;i;gsT:ag.n Wsltacuhct ,ria9rta
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cinIataYcIen Ssncgatsl g:aBe &BoGlttattn ia. 9sulia,s
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IraaerfnF.

Sm Sabre 1910 Ysrlu1te infer 9aussmaun, Spbn
SafoS aftrr eiae &rlcnie OH Der Winbans hes gpluni-
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Sreite 81 biloen, nno cine YelSbanbeIzG %ompasnic bort
,t errtdbtst. STARE Der 8ries son 1872 nidt ausse.
brp%er, 70 pi'rSe er burd btsie etidtide Seee fein Ser.
rnrssa psrpupsslt Ubfr gar Ysrbretfaht BADEN. Dieter
Icirobl mic Die Giferin1t Der 9ubfon Sal gu,msasnie
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Der peeiae- &aae 1T nun burd bic irtsrsNanten @srfe
Ses p~ppularen Sdriffeuers, weIder bic 0ieSeriaGuna
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Sttssr entpcdt pprpen inr.
Se9lst@ ItebenbuaScrt Mfeilen nGrolid epa OF. sSrau-
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ions Sat GUnupa9nte pcriudte, wcrben uup miiien I'D,
ais nublus BeralslteIer.
Galifurnie, nup 9~lufralien perter dis ,n alt NIB
%absenubt bctradtst, unb barum mus bic @eaenb am
5raSsrs 9ttper auffpuimen.
Dteie neHe @ubedung iptrb pa5i bienen, bic gBelt.
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Az MAIDEN.
Die erfpl9rei6iten llntrrnrbmen jnb bicienioen.
,pslde baSur6, bab lie ben s6e9 Der DinSc in Galifur.
ntsn tenret %lernten, bei 3eiten pabin eebeu. Gs tpirb
%t'nn'er9in &auns senus fir @annrr bort se6el,, ,uel1e
es 81 bebaren unb entl6lufen fnb, nit i6ren SariIien
pabtt si scben. gdnb ansufaufen unb 9crratbe auf,,,.
%ipeidjeri. aber AUDI iolde Manner, ,pelfe nidts ypm
adrrbau unb Yui @plb9raben Ysrlebeu, iebpb Gin
9aar 9einnbe SanOr unS nersise 9trne baben, wsrben
quite @eihafte bort nidtel beuu es siett BORT eiuc te.
beutsnoe Nadfra9e fir isbc 9lrt barter Qrteit UNI sinen
fabslbaften 9reis. Qtud it ras @cIrsra6sn tale ac=
lcrut, unp Is ,pirb 9eWie feiner sl tereuen Gabcu, ban
CT llh rah'' %9s'prnprt bat (SEtl.)
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Nn9trbtcrs S0Ipn.
Die t~nterseidneten ~crlonten lid, Dem ~re,,tSd,sn syn,
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an er ede Der 1ten unt Srrapfrabe ssfibrte Birtt.
l@att lterncn'nen babrn, uno raE tic ralrltlt nebf
Grfrtlhungen auer grt aud ltts pas bsfe oaaerbicr
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oab Jgan3 9is;; i'll 0eFD in ben Jrantistaner-S rpsn
setrstsn Iei. @ian Bat abes aaa llnfsnntnis ber Sad.
lase bic SDasiahs islbf entfeut. Der 5raatisfaner.
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