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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03


THE WILL OF DRUNKARD.-I die a
wretched sinner. and leave to the
world worthless reputation, wicked
example. a memory that is only fit TO
perish.
/ leave my parents sorrow and bitter
ness of soul all their lives.
| leave TO my brothers and sisters
shame and grief and reproach of their
acquaintances.
leave my wife widow, and broken
hearted-a wife lonely, struggling with
want and suffering. 'R nade z
/ leave to my children a tainted name,
a ruined position, a pitiful ignorance and
notifying recollections of father, who,
by bis premature death, joined the great
company of those who are never to enter
the kingdom of God. Z
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
what Folly.


The habit of liquor drinking is, to our
mind the most foolish, inexcusable piece
of nonsense in. the world. And no.
where is it so prevalent rs in cities. -
The money poured down the threats of
men each year is greater than the amount
spent for improvements. Whisky shops,
saloons. gin mills, beer cellars, wine
rooms, and all sorts of irrational devices
and places to fool away money, are found
by the hundreds and thousands in cities.
If a man is tired he drinks. If he is at
work, he must drink. If doing nothing,
he must have drink each hour. If too
warm he takes a mint julep. If too
cold. hot whisky. If he is out by
himself, out comes the flask or bottle.
If in company, he stands treat till his
money is gone; then, like a dead beat,
sits around till some one asks him up.
A man on moderate salary steps
into a saloon, spends half dollar or
more and walks out. Three or four
times day he repeats this, and always
drinks when asked. 1t is social. Men
mean nothing by it. But during a
week half mans salary ispoured down
his stomach, weakening bis nerves, over
exciting his b'a ain, robbing himself and
family of money needed for other pur-
poses. But it is social! Drink in the
morning-at noon-at highland then
few times between drinks. Then the
blain whirls-the hand becomes unsteady
the pocket grows empty-the home
ones suffer-the eye looks red and trem-
ulous, as if ashamed-ambition is drown.
ed or poisoned. Pretty soon the poor
fellow is unfit for business. He makes
mistakes. He is sick, unable to work.
He is not the man to be relied upon.
He leaves his place and in time finds a
poorer one. Then he feels blue-drinks
still more-his family suffers-he leaves
his place, and then dies wretch. But
il is social!
We are sorry to see men fooling them
selves sway-dying like weeds in a gut
ter-wben they might be useful, upright,
healthy, loved and useful to men; of
benefit to themselves and others. Aud
this is why we write against intemper-
snce. Health is too precious to-be
wasted. Manhood is too noble to be
thrown into TO the gutter. Life is too
sweet to be drugged with poisous now
compounded and sold as liquors. To
drink poison may be social, but it costs
too much for us or for any man of sense
who loves himself or others. Who of
our readers dare think of this matter,
and act as their better judgment shall di.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

We do not wish to inform you, reader, that DR..
Wonderful or any other man, has discovered
remedy that cures consumption, when the lungs
are half consumed, in short, will cure all diseasef
whether of mind, body or estate, make men live
and is designed to make our sublunary sphere
blissful paradise to which heaven itself shall be
but side show. You have heard enough OF that
kind of humbugery and we do not wonder that
You have by this time become disguised with IL.
But when 1 tell you that DIR. Snge's Catarrh Rem
edy will positively the worst cases of catarrh
/ onry assert that which thousands can testify to;
Try il and yen will be convinced. will pay $500
ewardfora case of catarrh that cannotcure
For sale by most Druggists everywhere
Price only 50 cents. Sent by mail post paid, for
sixty cents: four packages for 81; or one dozen
for IS. Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's pam
phlet on catarrh. Address the proprietor,
35-3m DR.. r. v. PIERCE. NJ. D..
Buffalo, n. Z.
For sale By Carlos Mecray,, Prescott, Wis.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TTHTE Advertiser. having been restored to health
Il in ~ few uays. Dy very simple remedy, affcr
having suffered several years with a severe lung
Affection, and that dread disease. Consump;ion-is
anxious TO make Known to his feliow-sufferersth the
means of cure. --.r. s# t...f
To all who desire 1t, he will send a copy of the
prescription used free Of charge), with the direc
tiOn for prcpairingand using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis etc. The object OF the advertiser I'm
sending the prescription is to benefit tho afflicted,
and spread in formation which he conceiyes TO be
inyaluable: and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy. as IL Will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. @ttrsEs .VfFHfit
Parties wishing the prescription. will please nd
dress -t-t REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, q
S3-1y. Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

Pension FOR Mas. LINcoLN.--In
speaking of the bill introduced in Con
gress by Senator Wilson, granting rer-
sion to MIS-. Lincoln. Harper's Weekly
of the 10th inst. says:
eSenator Wilson'S bill for a pension for
Mrs. Lincoln should be passed without
hesitation, but with sn increase of the
amount. Two thousand dollars is not
enough. The subscription for the fam
lily of General Rawlins and OF Mr.. Stan.
ton will doubtless yield an income of two
or three times that sum. and we do not
believe that the people of this country
are unwilling to make suitable and
handsome provision for the widow of the
murdered President if they are willing
TO make any, of which there can be no
doubt. 1t is national shame that it
has been so long delayed, and Congress
must see by the hearty welcome with
which the press has received the propos-
ition Of. the pension. that it is tho wish
of the loyal nation for whom the late
President laid down his life.
-LA-le. -. lZ-z-t
If you have discharge from thu
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of
smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or
weak, feel dull and stupid or debilitated,
pain or pressure in the head, take cod
easily, you may be sure you have the ca
tarrh. Thousands annually, without man
iiasting half of the above symptoms, ter
inmate in Consumption and end in the
grave. No disease is so common, more
deceptive or less understood by physi-
clans. DIR. r. v. Pierce. of Buffalo,
N. Y, isthe proprietor of DIR. Sages' Ca
tarrh Remedy-a perfect specific for Ca
tarrb, "Cold in the Head, or Catarrh
Headache, which be sends to any address
by mail on receipt of sixty cents. Sold
by most druggists everywhere.
Why is prosy preacher like the mid
die of wheel! Because the fellows
around him are tired.
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BEST CABINET ORGANS.
AT IOwEST pRrrrs nan


ThsttE Mason and amlin Cabinst and Metropoiitan
OranS the very best In the world Is proved bv The
almost unanimous opinion of professional musicians
~ the award 60 them OF seventydve gold and silver
E0sdas other highest premiums at principal
EIal competitions within few years including the
medal at the Paris Exposition, aud BY sale very much
gfsatsr than that Of any similar INSTRUMENTS This
Company msnufaeture only 6rstcIaSs and
vilI not u1Sxe eesP Organs AZ any pficr, suffer
ssl Inferior Instrument to bear their Haging
E<satly increased their facilities for manufacture by
khe intrOdnetiOn OsasW machinery ard otherwise they
AZ ndw msing bette Organs tsn Before. at I'M
creased economy in cost which, in accordance with
thar red policy OF selling always at least renunera-
v- profit they sre NOW erfng AZ Prices Of inferior
work. Four octave organs. plain walnut case, $50,
Five octave orgaaS, double reed. solid walnut case.
ax<vsd aud psneied with five stops Viola, Diapason
hslodi1, Plate, Tremulsntl, si25. Other styles in
proportion. - $50
CircuIlrs with full Particular including accurate
drawings Of the different sfrles Of organs and much
Inform tion which win Be 90 service 70 every pureas
or Of viii he sent Free and postage paid N
any onsis,iring them. ..I.-..t
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THE rRUrO.S-s TREBUL.4TFO.V:


Mine Cot Mine Cot vot language dat,
so fIch kahn nieht Englis b spraken. Ettt
. For shust 80 sure speak hih right,ius..l
so sure, I gifts mistaken. IN
For ven saws wants my Beer,
mean dat lager ixen.l
Bier mean dem tings folks rides upon,
Ven dey go dead as blixen
They say they raise building up
Then raze il down so Kline:
RAYS ineans dem tings the sun throws on,
VENT gifts up TO shine.
Meat means dem tings dats coot to eat,
Meet also means tings proper.
Ills also mete 10 measure tings:
Ven steam-poats meets dey stopper.
Shust the same tingssmeans every tings,
II makes 70 business whether
You spell him dis or tother way,
Won sounds shoost like the tother.
Mine Cot! mine Cot so sure knows,
Ich kahn NIGHT English spraken:
For ven nose speak him right,
BY tam gifts mistaken, ...,.,--
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Books for Farmers and stock Breeder.
ERRORs OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
1t, the receipt and directions for making the sim
Pile remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
Wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, with perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN 90
33-1y. No ~ Cedar street, New York.
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NORWAY OATS.

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The straw is bright clear, stout. and not liable 10
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J., We have both the White and BLACK Norway both
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We will send one quart Of the above Oats to any
address most paif tor.-.. SI.Ou
Two quarts, most pail. -.-zfZuO
One peek cent by express or freight.......... 3CO
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One bushe 30 1000
CAUTION. EFs@ We wish il distinctly understood
that this is not light oats weighing % 81 lbs,
raised in New England. and sold under the raIne Of
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Sandes Of both kinds sent free for q three cent
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WORDS OF WISDOM

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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

-'Let 60 that jib-quick shouted
the captain of Downeast sloop to a
raw hand in squall. Il amt touchin'
yer jibr retorted Jonathan, Indignantly,
as he jammed his fists deeper into bis trou
serloons .r-.- 49,. -.
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UNIVERSALISM.

THE STAR IN THE WEST, Cincinnati. o. i, tho
cllsstsblisli-d Western UniversaIist newspaper II
gives current religious and secular news, and Is
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rsaf matter, giving Something for evervb0dylf-
No Other paper neefcl in the famiy Send q So and
yet it one year. Specimens free. Prrmiums TO new
subscribers. Clu',s wanted. Address WILLIAMSON
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uiSSdStS luCileilt 70 tulS dhtildis SuCn
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DER, LOSS OFAPPETITE,AND ~
VITAL ENERGY, &c. Its use -
improves the wind, increases the GVs
apPetite-gives a smooth and
glossy skin-and transforms the 80
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The best, eaeap~.t and most richly illustrated
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EOUTZ'S
CELEBRATED
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS.

I This preparation. long and favor
ably known, will thoroughly re-
inyigorate broken down and low
spirited horses, by strengthening
and cleansing the stomach and in
testines.
1t is a sure preventive of all
Mt 10 This animal snch as LING
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Prescott, Hudson and River
Falls Stage.
=. II. RICE, PROP.

This stage leaves Prescott daily at a. N. 70
River Falls and Hudson, returning the same day
1t goes via Clifton Mills Tuesdays and Saturdays
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
The Lowest Prices.

The proprietor would respectfui'v inform the
public that ne is the only keeper OF livery horses
In the city who pays license Butt the infogra-
thatcher persons can be found il the city who do
not keep livery and pay license, but who nave
seams and drivers to furnish travssr, merely as IN
6cCoMMoDATIoNi!
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In all diseases esSvine, such as Coughs, Ulcers /
the Lungs, Liver SC, this article -
acts a specific. BY putsS ~ SS4A
from 0ne-half paper TO paper sZ-xSalsx
in n barrel of swili the above &zxS< - 81
diseases viii be cFadicatcd or We
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time, q certain preventive and
rure for the Hog Cholera.
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81 CASH ALWAYS PAID FOR GRAIN.


Attentive clerks be ready
re
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

Why is prosy preacher like the mid
die of wheel! Because the fellows
around him are tired.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

w To keepers Of Cows this prepar-
d.. {, alton is invaluable. It is a sure
CrsS preventive against Rinderpest,
N ssSys Hollow Horn. etc. 1t has been
,Nf3A proven by actual experiment TO
NY <krs increase the quantity Of milk,
~ and cream twenty per cent and
$50 go : make the butter firm and sweet.
In fattening cattle, it gives them an appetite,
loosens their hide, and makes them thrive much
faster.
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RICE,SLIvERY STABLE

Firstclass turnouts, single and double carriages
eady for customers at the shortest notice and sup
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DAVID E. F0UTZ, PROPRIETOR
Baltimore, Md.
Fer sale By Druggists and Storekeepers through
9 a IRE Quilted States, Canada, and South amer q.
, 1870-11-25
TIE AVIS"
Strisiiaasis6, 81. Sruis.
FRIDAY, 25rH NOVEMBER 1870.

WHAT a storm in a teapot has been
raised in the columns of the st. IH0me
Tidende by one obscure sentence in a COM
munication from a taxpayer of St. Croix,
who doesahOt own a Sugar Estate The
charge of having omitted San essential
point" in the translation we gave from the
Berl5ngShe Tideade, and the yet grosser one
of the suspicious circumstance of our
having kept in the shade all mention of the
St, Thomas petition having to be submitted
to the Colonial Council, along with the
grave charge of our being "inspired by
some evil influence working against st.
Thomas are so confidently stated that we
must confess to have nearly felt guilty on
the first perusal Of the article. What in
Gods name has "inspired" the TGdende
with such queer notions Could not our
contemporary have been "inspired'' in COM
non justice to see, or get somebody to see
for him, whether we gave a false or true
translation of the article in question: The
taxpayer ofSt. Croix" does not and cannot
accuse us of Withholding anything, he only
states that the few lines of the short resume
of the motives given-not by us but by the
Berlingske TTdende-are not satisfactorily
stated and then proceeds to give a trans
lation from some other Danish paper whose
reporter had evidently reported more fully
than the Berlngske.
Whence then this rigmarole of false ac-
cusations3 Is the Tidende jaundiced that it
sees everything Yellow
Time and space prevent our going further
into this matter to-day, but we will take
an early opportunity to convince the IT,
dende of its error and injustice.
, 1870-11-25
The LAWS"
rs RDITRD BY HANS HATcHHPY
AND PUBLIsHED

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n Parties DESTROYS of withdrawing their
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give notice three months previously.
Terms Of Advertising,
Approved by Government, 25th June, 1855.
For an advertisement of 8 lines, or under, one
to three insertions
Small Type (Brevier) / to s lines......$l 90
Over s lines, pr. line .............. l6
Larger Type (Long Primer, Small Plea,
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Over s lines, pr. line .............. 10
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V For to 8 subsequent insertions, the
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St. Thomas must be prepaid, or no notice
will be taken of them.
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Deaths are inserted at the above
rates,
, 1870-11-25
MONTHLY CALENDAR.
N O v T. W. ID u h

AVE A3 ~ ne
l Tu All Saints.
2 w All Souls.
3 Ih
FIR Battle of Oltenitza, 1853.
$ Sa Battle of Inkerman, 1855.
9 Dist Sunday after Trinity.
IN
s Tu 9 Full Moon.
w Princess Dagmar married. 1866.
10 Tn Siege of Silistria raised, 1928.
IL Fir MARTINMAs.
IL Sa
13 = 22nd Sunday after Trinity.
ia NJ St. Oroix discovered, 1893.
Is Tu
I6 WAcoession ofKingC hristianIX x. 1863 { Last
II Th Quarter.
1s Fr Great Earthquakes in the West Indies, !
10 Sa 1857. !
90 8 2Srd Sunday after Trinity.
81 N
% Tu
% w . New Moon.
"a Tn
IS Fr
26 Sa
81 9 list Sunday in Advent
% M
90 Tu D First Quarter.
80 w ST. ANDREWS Day.
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, 1870-11-25
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RI

during the week from 10th to 22nd November.
Christiansted. Frederiksted Kings Hill.
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Cuba.

If a majority of the whole people
ofCuba desires new allegiance, thoy
will in the end obtain it. Their dos
tiny is with themselves.
The House of Representatives at
Washington very strongly indicated
their sympathies and views when, on
Wednesday last, by unanimous con-
sent, they received 10 following pre-
amble and rcsolutit 3, offered by Mr..
Logan, of Illinois, and referred by
them to tho Committee on Foreign
Affairs
Whereas the people of Cuba havo
for more than fifteen months carried.
on active hostilities against Spain for
the purpose of gaining their indepen.
dence and establishing Republican
G oyernment and whereas they have
established and still maintain de,
Jacto Government, and now occupy
with their arms and control large
portion of said Island therefore.
Resolved, That the Committee on
Foreign Affairs be instructed to
enquire what reasons now exist, if any,
why the Republic of Cuba Should not
be recognized by tho Government us
belligerent, and as such be entitled
to the rights of belligcrents.
We have ever believed that govern
ments derive their just powers alone
"from the consent of the governed"
and that it is the right of every
people sto alter or abolish thoir old
form of governments, and to institute
new governments, laying their founda.
tion on such principles, and organiz-
ing its powers in such form, as to them
shall seem most likely to effect their
safety and happiness.'' And this
opinion is the very fundamental prin-
ciple of our own Declaration of inde.
pendence. That its truths have been
denied to the South does not render
thom less valid. They are born of an
increased civilization, intelligence and
progress. And hence, we cannot but
advocate their application to Cuba,
and to tho people of every cline, who
are struggling for higher rccogni.
tion, and who are aspiring for self
government Charleston Courier.
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SUrrosE-"Cur TINS Ovp ANp
PAsrE II. IN Y oyn BONNET. Suppose
shat women qualify themselves to be
good wives; suppose they learn to
baperintentf the household, to direct
the cook, to control tho nurse-maid ,
to keep the butcher boy and grocery.
man up to the requirements Of the
eccasioa and the letter of their con-
tracts. Suppose they study economy.
acquire the skill necessary to flt tboir
dresses, and the good sense to cut
their clothes according to their cans.
Suppose they educate themselves par
TALLY, SO as to .bo useful, pleasant
eompanions, not more dolls and toys,
Suppose they practice keeping &c.
oounta, so that they can have ,solno
idea how the money goes. Suppose
they try to 60 without morning visito
and evening parties---matinoes, balls
and routs.. Suppose they, strive. to.
appreciate the fact that they are not
meant merely to make psacoeks of
themselves. Suppose, When they
have done aDl chs, we let chem work
as much beside as thcy may wish, pro-
vidod they iosist upon t.-tR. Y.
CShze%' .Ytn,ja5qasT at&raomaG
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TERMS $500 per Annum, In Advance, ),

SourH CAROLINA BoNps.-In the
financial article of tho Now York
World, of the 9TH inst, wo find the
following n'"5 tf'. poi.
In tho new South Carolina's there
was n large business transacted out
side of the Stock Exchange, aud
100000 bonds wcro bought BY
some banks and savings banks at sc
to 81. Those purchases ure based on
tho Introduction Of a bill into tho
State Senate, which promises to be-.
como a law, which will tend to
materially enhance the credit of the
State of South Carolina. Tb;s Kill
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!. NopLE DIsp1Ay or Cu.p,r,.

.
a NOBLE DISPLAY OF CHARITY
Incidents like the following exert, n
marvellously-healing power on the
warm Southern; heart. A writer.
from Nashville, Tennessee, to one of
tho New York papers, says:
"The Confederate orphans, sixty in
number, from thoir Homo iii Clarks-
Vile, were brought here, on Tuesday
last, to give concert in aid of their
Home, tho institution being entirely
dependent upon private charity. At
the railroad depot, thoy were met by
the Federal post bands, in fun uni.
form, which preceded them into the
oity, playing sweetly md mournfully
therefore mcst appropriately, com.
lnanding t.c,, ,adu irntiou nnl con.
sttaining tho enthu>i It's a., l'iusc
Of thousands. This practical fact
with the crlminatien Of shat begiunint
in the Federal post officers attending
the concert in the evening in full uni
form, where honors given wero res
ponded to by tears Of sympathy shcd
and contributions bestowed, has
preached tho Union with decided
power in all this quarter, and been
accepted rs an earnast of peace and
goodwill to oomc.'