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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15
A ouAok Doctors better.

The Medical Journal risra ths following
a. q rSTtaiBm copy u lrttsf httuaiiF uyit-
ten and sent fom York, bui which, ihruugh
a misdirrction. frll into other hands than
those intended ,--York, March 10. 1870 :
Genlismsn--I arrived safe Al York. By the
"a pFsss tFain. amer plrasaHt journey of
seven hours ] hope % Ind business good,
ard shall eommsusr ~ the morning. The
health ofihs inhabitants. - i4F a. eau learn
to-day, is very Fssd. but vith perseverance,
ihry may b. persuadsd into sickness FEAR
not bit good trade ran be donr 81 pre-
yentiVr Of chnlsra, which vii ansssr our
purpose rqualiy 81 wrll 81 n parties were Ia
the collapsed staie. Money must hs made.
and that being oaT object, AZ ig ! Fo-knl aT
cure heeds not 10 me, % long ts ] ohtsin the
Thino. ! see good dodge here. called 50
gaT-cuated pil.i. bot ours must be al sugar
20 outsiHp them I would have ypu 20 pre-
pare - least thfee Tons 81 pills, done up In
parcels d hGy boxes each have fev frrsh
biils struck oh. recommending more - bg
taken night aud morning Than Se have hitL-
srtn done. They must ~ d1vn. shsll
be- able % do the whole ~ YORK IN weeks
times and When the pills aIr fairly establish
Cd ue musg have the ointment ou; Tor the
cure of all Wounda frrl persusdsd that
Wiil be swallowed up readily ruoagh have
made one call on --- bookssll-rs here.
They arr pill-sellrfs, and think they eau b.
persuaded o. take one hundred boHrs and
they bring e1na,e e'rd viih The prss, W
must give them an sdv~rtisrmrut Nth
lsGs Lat ol eilIes- stating hos miraculous q
cure vas made of the Dake of Wellington.
after taking tao hoses and that he nov
tAkss some befnre every meal, feeling sssuf-
ed q their hs4lth-pfesrrving properties.
IArrv are great many qoacks hers hgt ~
course ~ are from London, snd uiusi Guido
them att I have hosght splendid gold
guard shain here for seven guiuras, Tor
muH make an appearances the inhahitAnts
appear knowing. ! must nov conclude, With
again h~gging you 10 get the Lat of euFvs
printed. Iay a. small pAmFhlc Of twelve page.
and finish by stating that Thousands mon
could be addsesd " requisite. H. s.--Gise
my love TO nay uifc. aud tel her ~il vnig
her Ia the morning
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15
Or. JOhnsOn's story Trumpod.

In the ancient tavn Of Nesbursh, on the
Hudson, there resides an old SeotshmsH by
the name Of John Smith, Or. - be calls Il.
SniHiA, whose Vseauon it il 10 supply butter
milk 70 familirs in ihs mornings Johnny
smuth is a. wsli khoWn In NevbuTgh a.
WsshiHgions statue l. IN Nsv YORK be
has worn the same old coat Tor the Last forty
years, sad gone the usual diuruul round,
~lrhouI days Hhssups for thv ssute f,~fi..d
You vould know that Old coat II you should
meei Il anywhere the collar covered with
age and sauf-for Johnny smath T. great
snoaeT aud in this rsspee, he i snly aeelled
by one Perion 10 NevbaTgh, sod that il Mu
Saiuth
One dsy, Johnny having delivered bis
lhiek beverage 90 vas customary, made sec
ond call upon hia customers. ~hieh pas not
TIE reason of this unusual visit can be best
expressed 10 his ovn words you ses.-
said be, -Mrs- Smu,h pot her highteap, tais
morning in the buurrmilk 10 blvaeh IL, snd
forge, % IN Il, and I'm looking for it,
Our informant saws, the lady uho told him
the story happily hshed up tho cap. rolled IN
vet swad. from her huttsrm.lk. and return
81 il 70 The anxious John, and both pauie.
we're taiished.- C..sa,s Wiac Frrrs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

LApIIs' WE,ANo AFrAREI-- Fisrn,l j.
the PROPER clothing f1F the skin, preserving
the natural heat u the BODY, from being a
non conductor. in winter. and protecting the
skin from the dangcr ~ ehill afteF perspir-
lfion in summer. However hne and th.n
the uateTia. f5r this undsr-garmsni may bs
in sumner. still IL shoald b. vnolrr lin
colder ves'h-r to b. exchanged foT one Of .
thicker and warmer quality. Beyond ihis
there should si,o ~ suficirrey Of upper
garments pioHort.arcd 20 the season. !, i
not desirable that. even in uinter, they should
be heavy, bu, al-syi warm. There is .til.
existing pernieious practice of wearing tlIin-
soled boots and shoes II intended far
vAiking out. al boots should hsvs sol~s of
tuleTahle thickness in damp weather. the
soles should b. very thick. or o,er-,hoe. O!
surae description should be worn With them.
The foundation Of many n consumption has
brrn laid by = young lsdy Walking or Hard-
ing IN the damp. With her feet IN protected
ny mers gAuse-liks sioekings and thin sum
mvr boots or shoes. Even IN the house
this important part Of a !ad,'s dres, sppoiat-
mentl il BY no means, a. a general fact. suih-
eicDiiy attended q. II cold weather, thin.
,olrd ahppers are not ~ an sufficient pro
lection for the feet IN walking on uhearpeted
passagrs; and the 'unaecruntsblr' COLI, that
30 often a,tsek ladies 10 winter are often a..
tribuiab! to this eruse. The covering FOR
the head should be light. cool. and open. To
admi, the air Close nigh'-eaps a-e an evil.
and have hong besn discarded by persons Of
seEas hai-if ladies are disposed to wear
them 20 keep the hair tidy. ihry shoald Be
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

Tn MIusIIIrMAN's THRl1 DINNERS--I do
not yh.ns there Is any harm in putting the
following story pn record. u vss totd. me,
MANY wears ago, los the hero OF il, my Nery
valued friend. Captain afterwards Admiral
SIR Francisl Beaufort. The uddiiy of the
circumaance struck me 50 much. that re-
member the details. almost the phrases. We
Wcre talking Of a midShpmans appel:te a. a
thing "a hieh bears a high character for euer-
gy aud punciuality, and Captain BeaGsor;
said IL had psycr bean fully tired hov many
dinners a midshipmAn could eat in one day.
Il said he. got - far as three" / begged
20 Know the particulars. aud he gave them as
follows al had eaten my dinner at the mid
shirmans table. and = very good one, as al
VaNs did. Alter II, the captains steward
can,e Up, and said. The captains compli-
ments, aud desires the favor OF YOUR compa-
~ TO dinner But I've dinrd." said /.
For mcrcy's sake don't say that, sir said
he for ! shall be in a scrupe II YOU do.
ought 70 have aAkud you this morning, bat l
forgot So l thought ! must go; and two
hugrs aftcrv vards did' 90, and | dined, and |
think ! made my usuni good dinner. Just
IS Ne rose :ru.Gs table signal was made BY
Ths al lFdi To EVryri IN rti-v-r on board, and
as it Was my turn. had 10 20 OF in the boat
When got on bo1rd the admiral's ship. the
admiral said 10 me. -Ah. Mr.. Beaufort. / be
uevc p Yes, sir." said J. We'll, Mr..
Beaufort" said he, ~the p@pers You are to
take back will not be read, this hali-hour ;
bot am just sitting down to dinner, and
shsll r. glad og yuur company. Nov, YOU
know. IS to a midshipman refusing to dine
viih the admiral. there are not the words for
IL la the naval dictionary. SO al down 10
my third dinner, and am sure ] did very
veil and got back 20 my own ship just in
lime for tca.--Nofss and QSs-ies.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

CoSJCGAL DEvUTTox.--whcn Robert Of
Normandy. the son Of William the Conquer
er. VAS wounded by poisoned arrow, the
surgeon declared that he could only be cured
by having some one extract the poison with
his hpE. "Le; me die. then said be -
will never be unjust and cruel enough 10 suf-
fer any to die by Saeking my vound.s His
wife, however, took advantage Of his sleep,
applied her lips to the wound, and Loaf her
lifs IN saving that of her husband
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

WiNrlI CkRE ca llEYs Keep the hen,
be- ,-ors, clean place. where they
can nave -ecya, u We FJ75 sr=-=-i.-s-----
Feed them regularly Nth variety Of food.
'a,h a. corn, which may ai~oy, be bvfofr
tlrur. barley. wheat, houcd potatoes mashed
and mixed With COD uiesl-that ;2.corn and
e9h ground ,uRy'h,ri sud, give them access
90 plenty of gravel, old plaster. or. broken
oyster Or clam shells The barley and wheat
may be !ed 10 them oecasionally. il eouven-
ieat Add 20 these plenty Of clear water.
aUd pork OF beef scrap, Or bits Of frr,h rnes,
tao or three i,mes each Wrvk. and you uiil
Ho, fai. 10 ind Your fowls profitable.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

A NovEL N0TICE---A ltndlord OF some
premises in West Ham parish. having a ten
ant about 10 quit possession at Miehaelmas.
exhibited \ notice IN the usual uay--Fhis
house To be let." The tenant. by ~ar Of pre-
venting the letting. has exhibited a piseard
in the window, uith the following notice
Leaving in consequence Of the bad smells
arising from the drama .'.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

~ In China they baks iocf An ice j.
en,sloP~d in a erust Of delicate pastry, ard
introduced into the oven. The paste j.
quickly baked. ard the ice i, still unmr,ied.
having besn prntrvir,l from the heat b, il
envelope aud thus the epieme has the de-
hghg Of bi,ing through a burning crust. a"d
then Immediately cooling Li. Ial-te W.,L ,Ae
grateful contents - Biacicoo,L
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

SIvGUGAR---li is said that the rose Of
Fiorid q, the most beautiful Of flowers, emits
no fragrance the bird OF Paradise The most
beautiful OF birds. gives no song the cypress
Of Greece, the finest OF trees, yieldhno fruit ;
dandies. the shiniest Of men, have 10 sense ;
and ballroom bvlles, the lovrlirst creatures
in the world. are very ofte9 dit,o-and lit
tie more so
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

JOB PRINTING.

fiHr Pr-nfinr -riaiiitHtrsHf =ss s-FFsF -r lrEtfI
q. adrlru tlau n4as sHd lurrfatfu sftfEunu =Nt
b s.FrE ta uris brturh NJ uHrlHrtt We trHp
-rrttaHt.y os band fggrT aHl Gard -f1rk, tH1 sfr
Soc prrrarni a. pTltt llsudHIls, fr1uaHlnetl
AartlHH iUIs hll 1ifsfti i@ar'i, t.rrslartr fsI-
artt arl NtdiInE q sfds. 40, &c.. 40 tHgft notice
nrdrrt By ulsn s.It Hr raTtfliy attEulrfi tn, aEt
ths sore flrHsFtfd sIfh trr-tf.s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

ES- Washington Irving hes made dsns-
ton Sfhve hundred dollars TO the Mount
Vernon fund.
TBE ExrERExcT or LHE-what fool
I've hAen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15
A9riruIturaI.

FACTs ABouT C0vs.--Mr. Ira Tborp of
someryilIs, Mass-, gives the -PlouEhman" in
Substance ihe following account lie has
kept the past summer a large native coz,
seven years Old, that last spring. IN iUv con-
dIfion, was eheaply bought from Ssv
ilampshirs drove, Her hair is black and
vhilr. and hrr skin very yeilov. She ealssd
l7't hHy aHd through %, 'bs.s sahseqasEg
months vas MIXED three g!aes a day and
averaged lseuiy quarts daily. 10 one week
il JuGe she made BE-, eHtrru pounds ~ bitter.
She vas FED on grass end pini of meal a.
each milking. G.. l.. FIint, in his nss and
gEcslisnt uork Of -Dairy fsfming." says that
the hnr Ayrshrs COS imported By the Mas.
iarhu'etls society for ihe promotion of agr-
cuitafr, yielded 10 1885, siaisrn pound, Of
hzuer a seek ioF several uevks ia succession
on grass feed only. Itt,kes about - gal
Ions Of sH Aynhlre eova milk TO make q
pound ~ butter, aHd half that quantity Of
miIs 10 make Pound Of ehrese. Jno. B.
P0JuI of Mayuilie, Ky. has aH Aldensy.
shosg mik. atsF standing twenty four hour,
s oue LGL th.ek erraa, The editor of the
LEprrss had some frrsh milk seut him 60 o
boulr, and hs measured e and i authority
f-f tire u4--se sist--',-iri BE- ,,.- -s.. ,.-.-
turyd ou blst grass. Acov-fc-,Ier in Gls,.
gas b. said 90 lave cold two hundred md
hliy d0Ilas worth Of frt,h ui.lk from single
Ayt'hirc Iu seven months and it j. no on.
common occurrence for the same man. o.,
high and Iudifious feeding. 10 realize one
dollar day for an months iu the yesr from
good eous ioualg esumates the average
product q Ayr,hife covs 10 be COO gallon,
each pr anuum. The late Rev. Heu-y Col
man once stated that there wai No. subject
that woaid temp, people % De. Ike eouS
Surely clergy With natural taste for
hrmcrs and farming. ought T. know about Il ?
but ~e have bern Of the opinion iha, there j.
a ditrfcuer % the profit Of COWS. ever siner
our mother made and sold fourteen pounds
Of butter in a single week from ono COW. \
para ~ the Incredibly in COWS arises frou
the ,au4bles, of their products because
cuw gives a large yigld the fret month ahrr
eal,ing, il does not follow that she I'LL do
The same thing thr fvsi " the year C0ps
vaH and wane ike vegetation. There is oul,
one noon ,n day. We hs,e a ucighhor
iaat bad 4n cStra'rJinsTy coz one year fof
which De vas offered hundred dollars. The
neat ',1f the same e1u vas fittrrcd and
sold O." tae butcher. Remarkable CO.'S often
lhii suddenly. Over feeding, o. a ,~o.lsu
"dd-r. or 'he horn d.Ncmper are prominent
smoHg the irjuri-, 20 uh'sh eous are liable.
A fable sp'o,-tuli u linscvd oil poured in,a
each ear, at intervals % Two Jav, j. said 10
eare ihs horn d.,lcmp,r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15
ARenta % M Caledonlnn

u In auy of ths above sr ,n Other tosHs
,1ryansuts may be- made, vHrn more rau'r1.fpir
10 80 Fostmsstfrs thereof ~ ttf amuant n.tf
- s~ut directly o. tl., siire b4t ur Hatf iHsist
lH triflru-ruts ftfrf year
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

O. Dog stealing in the second degrse--
hooking bologna aauAsgvA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

~ The other day. a geuil=nan gave a
hecgar-wnman a eudple OF cents. Two
ecrtsr exclaimed she. take them hack. Sir
I'aSked Tor charity can't do auyihing uith
tvu cents MY dear madam said the po-
lite donor. Il beg you'll keep the cents and
give thern 20 Ecu,s poor person
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03
successful Trout Fishing.

Nothing can be added to what has al
ready been said of the sport of trouting;
and we only propose to alude to the sue
cess in LIS line, of our friends, Capt. d..
B. Loomis, George Davis, G. A. Brom-
Low. and A. Wright, who spent couple
Of DAYS during last week III pscatory a
musements on the Kinickinic. They took
near four hundred speckled trout, besides
having enough of genuine, soul-reviving
amusement to satisfy fun loving, whole
souled set of fellows for year to come.
We need not add that the Messenger
harder was abundanty enriched with tits
l,xurv on their return, for we are always
remembered by Saltwater friends; but
10 show what kind OF trout can be pro-
duced in this region, We will merely state
tha, one of the number which fell to our
lot, weighed, when dressed, just two
rounds! Think of that, you down east
sud down south readers, whe regard q
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

word, but only the fulness of his manly
vigor and noble tenderness, = of our
mother, nothing of mortal weakness, but
a gloritied form of love, = of our broth
er not one teasing, provoking word of
brotherly freedom, but the proud beauty
of his neblest hours,-of our sister, our
child, only what is fairest and sweetest.
This is to life the true ideal, the calm
glass, wherein looking, we shall see, that,
whatever defects cling to us, they are not
after all, permanent, and that we are tend
ing to something nobler than we yet are;
it is ''the earnest of our inheritance I'M
til the redemption Of the purchased pos
session." In the resurrection we shall see
our friends forever as we see in these
clairvoyant hours
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03
WHAT SHALL 7 DO?

MUsCATINE, Iowa, June 81, 1859.
Mr.. W. B. SLoAN-Sir Last April OBJ
tanned from your travelling agent the sale of
your medicine for this town and bought of
him about $40 werth of your Ointment, and in
less than three weeks was entirely out, since
which have been importuned nearly to Death
for the Ointment, and have tried to get it at
Burlington, st. Louis DC. / am still out, and
what shall do-your agent promised to sup
ply me again i'll two months if he W i'll not be
hele soon please send me Immediately, by the
quickest conveyance, IL doz. of the Ointment
and dozen Of the Condition Powders From
$l00 to $3.50 worth Of your horse medicines
can be sold at this point annuity. The Medi-
cines have given perfect satisfaction in every
instance. Yours Respect,
PLINET FAY
sE See Sloan advertisement in another coll
ulnn.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03
COUNTY OFFICERS.


G, w. CAIRNS, Register of Deeds office
in Wises Block, Broad Street.
j. II. SOUTHWIGk, County Treasurer
Office in Wise's Block.
HENRY P. AMES, Sheriff; f. N. RED
MON, Deputy = office over City Bank III
Wise's Block, Broad Street.
p. d. PIERCE, District Attorney, Office at
Trinbelle.
A. Fl. YOUNG. Clerk of Circuit aud County
Courts; o. GIBBS; Jr, Deputy; Office in
Wise's Block.
OLIVER GIBBS. Jr.. Clerk of County Su-
pervisors A. H. YOUNG, Deputy, office in
Wise's Block.
WIN. HOWES, County Judge office in
Wise's Book.
P. V. Wise, Special Court Commissioner
under the new code.
JAMES H. HUNTER, County Surveyor
office at Pleasant Grove.
OLE WINGER, Coroner; office at Martel.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

The Atlantic for August IS on oul
table, with an inviting list of contents
We have not examined it fully, and viii
notice it again next week.
BY the way, does any fair young girl
who may be perusing this page, dream
that she is a ''terrible fact" Just read
what the Professor" says.
But here is that terrible fact to begin
with,-a beautiful yonng girl, with the
blood and the nerve-fibre that belong to
Natures women, turned loose among
live men.
-Ierrtbie fact9
Very terrible. Nothing more so. Do
you forget the angels who lost heaven
for the daughters of men? Do you for
get Helen, and the fair women who made
mischief and set nations by the ears be-
fore Helen was born? If jealousies that
knaw mems hearts out of their bodies
if pangs that waste men to shadows and
drive them into raving madness or mop
ing melaneholy,-if assassination and sui
eide are dreadful possibilities, then there
is always something frightful about q
lovely young woman.
Here is another thing the Professor
says about that particular "terrible fact"
of whom he was writing
l wish the girl would go. Idon't like
to look at her so much, aud yet cannot
help it. Always that same expression of
something that | ought to know,-some-
thing that she was made to tell and | to
hear,-lying there ready to fall off from
her lips, ready to leap out of her eyes and
make saint of me, or devil or q luna
tic, or perhaps prophet to tell the truth
and be hated of men, or n poet whose
words shall flash upon the dry stubbe-
field of worn out thoughts and burn over
an age of lies in an hour of passion.
He makes another remark, more gen
eral in its application, as follows
LOVE you IS all the secret that many,
nav, most women have to tell. When
that is said, they arc like China crackers
on the morning. of the fifth of July
And just as that little patriotic implement
is made with a slender train which leads
to the magazine in its interior, SO sharp
eve can almost always see the train lead
ng from young girls eye or lip to the
Il love you" in her heart.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03

three inch trout marvel, and a little
horned club remarkable luxury Quite
a number, corresponding in size with
this, were taken by our friends. There
is nothing to equal the trout taken from
the cool and bubbling brooks of Mnneso-
ia and Wisconsin, while the amusement
is iucomparable.-,Stal~oter Messenger.
That is pretty good fishing story,
VAN, but we will remark, not for the sake
of beating your story, but just to illus
trate this trout subject little further,
that ]. s. WEBB and d. w. SMITH, of
this village, went out trouting one day
last week, and after being absent but a
little over half a day, returned with two
hundred and taoenty three genuine, speck-
led trout.
We feel tired to think of it, but its a
fact.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03
The True Ideal.-The followi

The True Ideal.-The following
beautiful paragraphs we extract from the
continuation of Mrs. SrowE's ministers
Wooing," in the last atlantic.
Gas there was an hour when the fish
errnen of Gallilee saw their Master trans
figured, his raiment white and glistening,
and his face like the light, so are there
hours when our whole mortal life stands
forth in a celestial radiance. From our
daily lot falls off every weed of care,-
from our heart-friends every speck and
stain of earthly inirmity. Our horizon
widens, and blue, and amethyst, and gold
touch every object. Absent friends and
friends gone ON the last long journey,
stand once more together, bright with an
immortal glow, and, like the disciples who
saw their Master floating in the clouds
above them, we say, sIord, it is good
to be herer' How fair the wife, the hus-
band, the absent mother, the gray-halred
father, the manly son, the bright-eyed
daughter! Seen in the actual present,
ali have some fault some flaw; but ab-
sent we see them in their permanent
and hotter selves. OF our distant home
we remember not one dark day, not one
seryile care, nothing bu. the echo Of its
holy HYMNS, and the radiance Of its bright
est days.-of our father, not one hasty
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03
RIVER FALLS

sS Mr.. J. NJ. MCKEE is our authorized
agent in Prescott, he viii receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL.
e@-Mr. WIN, II. Cocks is our authorized
agent in Hudson, he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL
All those Indebted to US will find their bills
with him, also plenty of blank receipts which
he will be pleased to fill and furnish them. -k1
s~ For four dollars we will furnish the
JouRxAL, and the ATLANTIC MONTHLY one
year.
sx- For two dollars aud eighty cents we
will furnish acopy of the Wisconsin Farmer
and the JOURNAL for one year.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03
Circuit Court.-Pierce County.

VNHE State of Wisconsin, TO John McNiel,
Defendant You are hereby summoned
ard required to answer the complaint of Oil
yer S. POWELL which is filed in the office ofthe
Clerk of the Circuit Court in said county, and
to serve copy Of your answer ON us, at our
office in Hudson within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the day of such ser
vice, and if you fail to answer the complaint
as aforesaid, the said Plaintiff will apply 10
fine Court for the relief demanded in the COM
Witness Hon, s. s. n. Fuller Circuit Judge
at Hudson. this 5th day OF March, A. ID. 1850
Dated March 5th. 1859.
WETHERBY It GRAY,
mol 7w Plaintiffs attorneys.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03
. Hold Her Down

Srotless gcptilcs when You find
Woman filIen-neycr mind =
Hold her down.
Push her, irown her out Of the way,
(P're as yo's er0n yeStcrddg!)
She's no right among the gay
Hold her DOWN.
What If twas but one misdeed.
One step viii TO another lead
Hold her down t
Pass by on the other side.
Stone her with reproach and pride;
Is she slipping? let her slide
Keep her down!