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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-08-08
Love without Nonsense.

Once upon time there was o fair
young maiden, whose name was Ma
ry, although they called her Moll
for short. She wasn't o tall, dark
eyed maiden, with clear, transparent
skin, and lips like cherries, and
checks suffused with bushes. She
didn't have glossy hair, sweeping
back in wavy tresses from her queen.
ly brow, and her face wasn'ta bit like
Hebo's. No. there was none of those
things, on the contrary, she was
short, and thin, and had red hair and
freckles, and she also sported snag-
gle teeth and wore pads but still she
was right nice gill, and there fell
in love with her one whose mans was
Bill, his friends called him William
Ihen they wanted to hurt his feelings,
r he didn't like it much. He wasn't
10 looking, and had neither curly
Lwn hair nor q mustache. Not
} NH. Bill laid himself out ON the
soi locks, and wore goatee that
he red twice q week,
~ this Bill; he was in love with
Ma but he did not 60 and mako !
dslifsts ass Of hIzApalt Did ~ ]
say, into q groye ~ her, aud u
the % moonlight by (As stpaon1ot
lkhok p\.murad 49, 49, l.. = ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-08-08

The King and the soldier.

Frederick the Great Of, Prussia had
a great mania for eulisting gigantic
soldiers into the Ryal Guards, and
paid an enormous bounty to his re-
cruting officers for getting them.-
Ooe day the recruiting sergeant chan.
ced TO ospy uibernan who wss at
least seven feet high he accosted
him in Eoglish, and proposed that
lac should enlist. The idea of Militia
rs and large bounty 90 delighted Fat.
rick, that he immediately consented.
''But, unless you can speak German,
the king will not give you so much.
"Ob, said the IrisbmaD, "sure It's
that don't know a word Of German" I"
But said the sergeant, 9Th rec
words will DO enough, aud those you
can learn 10 short time. The King
knows every man 10 The Guards. As
soon as he sees you, ho will! ride up
and ask you how old you are ? you
will say, toenty-secen :" next how
long have you been in the service /?
you must reply, rAree resks : final
ly, II you are provided with clothes
and raiioos YOU answer, Both
Pat soon learned to pronounce his
answers, but never drcamt of learn.
ing questions. In fhroe weeks he
appeared before the King in review.
His majesty rode up to him. Paddy
stepped forward with "pres6u arAs."
"llow old are you ~ said the king.
Three weeks" said the lrishman.
How long have you been In the
service " asked his majefty.
"Twenty-soven years..
IAN l or you fool n -"N' ''>
king. AZ
"Both,' replid Patrick,
stanily taken T. The guard
pardoned BY the hing altss
stoe1 ~ facts afahs oAsp
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-08-08
How u Person May be Choked


over the top of the windpipe without
a particle entering it, although tho
opening is larger than dime, bo-
cause the very act of swallowing
drows over the open top of it a neshy
trap door, which fits so closely that
not oven u particle of air can PASS
but at the instant of swallowing il
opens up with spring, and We go
on brcat hing as if nothing had hap
pened. But if we attempt to swal-
low anything too large, this trap
door, being at the narrowest part Of
the passage, is kept closed, not n par
ticle Of air can enter the lungs, aud
we die in n moment Of suflocation, as
i'll drowning or smothcring.
If you ch ow piece Of dried beef
for some time, there will be u wbito
remnant left which there is no incli
nation to swallow. If it be taken
and picked apart it will appear to bo
made OF little strings tough and
strong. These were attached to tho
moro flesh-like parts which were
chcwcd and swallowed.
IT, in eating. a man has a sharp
knife, and cuts his meat wholly in
two he may put two or three of those
pieces i'll his mouth, and chew and
swallow without danger but if tho
knife is dull, and does not divide tho
pieces wholly two pieces may bo
tied together with one of these little
strings, and while you have swallow.
ed ono part nearest the swallow tho
other nmy be near the teeth, and both
held by the string, which, holding tho
two parts together, and hanging
across tho trap-door, prevents its
opening, and death follows in an in
slant. Hence, the practical value of
sharp knives at the dinner table.
A long hair in n mouthful of food
may so entangle it, in the act of
swallowing, rs to cause choaliing to
death. This is what is meant by bo-
ing "strangled by n hair String
beans may occasion choking to
death i'll the same way, if not careful
ly strung. Hence all food should be
cut fine-should be taken into the
mouth in small pieces, chcwed thor
oughly, and swallowed deliberately.
Most readers have suffered con-
siderable Inconvenience from some
thing going the wrong way" This
is occasionod by single drop Of wa
ter or atom of solid food, crumb or
other thing, slipping into the wind
pipe or falling down to tho lungs,
causing an instantaneous, spiteful,
angry, dry cough it is because ma
ture was alarmed by an unnatural
and unwclcome visitor, and takes this
her only means Of ejecting the intru-
der If the particles are large or
heavy, the surgeon must be called to
cut open the windpipe and remove
the substance.
A person cannot laugh or speak n
word unless the top of the windpipe
is uncovered but if a laugh is pro-
voked or word attempted to be
spoken while in the act of swallow.
ing, and just before the particle has
fully passed the trap-door, it is rails
ed little, "A drop or crumb falls into
it, and hence the mischief In ca
ting, do not attempt to speak until
the swallow is clear,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-08-08
Tho Usbridgo Bank Robbery.

AZ about = O'Clock this mUrnng,
the family of Mr. +. w. Haywood
cashier OF the Blackstone National
Bank, III Uxbridge were aroused by
the presence OF four men in the house.
and were all bound aud gagged be-
fore either could make an alarm. The
Iamily consisted Of Mr. Haywood, his
daughter aud granddaughter, II color.
ed servant, aud young man name d
Charles Weston, tc,lcr 10 tho bank.
The men gained entrance to the
house by using ladder, which they
brought from another building, some
forty rods distant. BY this they on.
tered an open window in the second
story, and each member OF tn, family
was seized aud ovcrmastercd at the
same instant.
Having thus secured silence in the
house, the men ,onk young Weston
to the bank, which il located in Tat's
block, about forty rods from the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Haywood. Here thoy
compelled him, by threats Of torture
and death, to open the vault. 4 lamp
is always left lighted at night in the
banking room, and the operators al
lowed this TO remain burning. While
three men remained outside with
Weston, tho fourth went into the
vault and took possession of all the
vauablcs there deposited, which for.
tunatcly did not amount to very
great amount. They secured Sl3, 900,
IN current funds, which is II greater
SUN than is usually kept in the bank /;
but, it being pay day ut tha mills in
the town, the money had been breu
for that purpose. There were no
notes, bonds or other valuablcs iu the
vanli.
Having plnnlerci the vault, the
meu took Weston buck to the resi-
dence of Mr.. Hcywood, and bound
him securely, aud after inspecting all
the prisoners and iuding them Sc.
cureIy bound and gagged, they iuicrm-
ed them that two Of the party would
stay By till daylight, and if any move
ment was made tho whole family
would be murdered.
The prisoners remained 10 their
painful and constrained position till
live o'clock this morning, when the
little girl succeeded in getting the
gag from her mouth aud 10 reaching
window. when she called to hired
man who had come 10 do the morning
work about the band. They were
soon liberated, aud the whole village
was electrified by the start ling news,
but no trace OF the men could DO found
save that party OF four 10 one vehi.
clio, supposed TO be the same, were
seen driving in the direction of Mil
ford. Officers wore notified at once
and strict search is 10 progress, but
from present indications the daring
rogues seem quito likely to escape
with their booty.
Mr.. Haywood, the cashier, is quite
aged, over seventy yesrs old, and the
shock OF the assault and tho excite
ment Of the occasion have been SO
verely felt by him. Tho bunk has
several times been assaied by bur.
glars in years past but till now had
the good fortune TO escape.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-08-08
DROWN HOUSE
- PAXToNYILLE, tBenfor Station
HENRY BENFER, Proprietor.

The undersigned adopts this method Of inf form
lug the public that he has opened Q hotel at the
above named place, on the road from Middle
burg 20 beavertown, and that he IL prepared 70
tions. ~ HENRY BENFER.
April Q, is7f.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-08-08
HOUSE,
Mcclure City Pm.
X. ID. WALTER Proprietor.

This n new house, newly furnished and
isnow open TO the travelling public. It Is
located near the depot. No effort will be
spared by the proprietor to make the stay
Of his guests pleasant and agreeable.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-08-08
PARAMOUNT HOUSE,
L. NEAR THE DEPOT,
Middleburg, Pa.

This house is in close proximity to the
depot aud has lately been rebuilt aud re-
ftdd. Rooms ommodious-thetable we'll
supplied with the best the market affords
--aad terms moderate.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

Notice is hereby, givera.sst u,eptirs OF
the. directors Of the following described
territory to W.: beginning -: the sor,n.
west corner o section one, tows t~etfy.
seven, range niHeies go. snl running th~aSa
north eighty lone degrees sni thirty nan.
utes east, seventy-fane chains and. nisa..
teen links, thence north eIghty.,we. de-
sress east, forty chains snl ten LINKS.
'hcncs north eight degrees aud thirty min
dtes west. seventy mine chains and eighty
ave luke. thence north eight desrees AL
Thirty minutes west. forty ehsins aud risut.
cen links, thenee svuth eighty two Ag.--s
west forty ehsinss thence south eiga,y.two
degrees west. hs-sy chains sni aira'era
iinss, iheisce sorsh eiehiy-swo ctgr.e,
west. forty chains and twenty links. thence.
south eight degrees east. thirty nine chars
ami eight ave links. thrnce south eielt
degrees east eighty chains to thu place IS
Ses'aping. Said territory embraces ssa,isn
Que, In town twenty -seven, rage nioe-
teen. aud tue west half Of section s,k, il.
tosn twenty-ssvrn. range eighteen, iI H.
Town 81 kiyes Falls anu county Of ierce
Alec tie south xes. quarter Of sectinn thir.
y one, town l~esrly- eight rangs eighteen.
ia ;Aa town - kir pieki1,,., and the south
half oi sect On thirty-six, town twenty
sight, raage nineteen. in ths.0wn Of Troy.
both OF I've last named towns being In III.
county. o: 81. Croix, will Re held on the
Am day Of January. A. D.. 1879. o, tho
Jaw 0f.ce Of A. Morse. in ,hs yillase Of
River faiis. for the purpose IS ae,srE,in-
'ng whether such territory shall be an 10.
corporsted village. Al suck meeting the
p0 Ia viii be opened VI ten O'Clock 10 the
forenoon and will De kept open until four
O'clock, +. NJ, except that the polls viii be
Close al noun for one hour.
CLARK u. CaossmxE,
GAVIN r M9ssx,
M. u. Sxt-H
Dated Dee s, 1872.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

In R'-.r-Palls on the 9th of Dee.. Of Corr
cum psen, Martin McMahon, Jr., aged ~
years aud 2 months Rsquisseain poes.
Ny darling brother viii you ne'er
With si.d'ons voice our lonely hearts TO
cheerf
q, must we. my dear brother. --Osst We
earn
Thy painful absence ever 20 Sssrf
And shalt we nee. again Thy form BE-
hold.
Nor gaze with forsss, love on .ssa sweet
smile, >.t.,
That breathedths happiness Of Thy purs
soul.
10 free from 'sughl Of vain or ~sridiy
guile.
All little dreamed we, whea tA,a lev
our side.
With health upon thy manly cheek ana;
brow, 49,.
Tsst death so soon would clsim oar-
earthly pride,
My brother dear, and I'll our hearts eth
Yet, o oonsoling Thought! when distant
fa-
From thy sseet cherished home. add par.
ents lovedl ~.
Religious duties formed thy only'sa =
Thy mind and heart were fixed on hsnves
above!
My parents dear then let us be oousc.st.
And bisthe tears Of sorrow cease to Gev;
Let Us look on high ami Tiers Sehst3s
In rspturous bliss, 10 Eer,sl leAss
unknown.
Hin viou We moura! 10! ct his i.v.es's
feet
lie kn sels, AMI in saUl.ic loss storss.
While seraphs bright bis joyous sn,rso:s
greet.
Add 'eie'him uear his blss,el Mo,hs.'s
throne.
. 10 thss celestial home, my pareats ds.,.
One day VIII meet him. .'.:ls. 81
part.
Our loving Savior there viii dry ss,A
And we shall soiace fll within His hslra
- y. NJ.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20
NOVICE.
ST. CRoIx.

Notieeis hershy givsr thu, the time for
receiving proposals fer lumber for the
Driving Park Association. is eIteh6td 10
Jan. ls,, 1873
The nndsrsignsi will alse receive pro.
posAls until jan. lst, for eleven hzndred
fence posts. eight feet long. 10 be delivered
90 the grounds Of the Association BY the
bret day Of April. 1873.
!. cIHARY,
Secretary.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20
Kinniehin,rir ,Mems.

Horses have go. the epirootic aud
men, the Blues"
A new school house is being built
near s. w Williams
The. winter term Of school in Dis.
trict No. 4 commenced on the 9Th iost.
N n Fuller. County Cleric elsot,
is making preparation to move into
Hudson and assume the duties of his
Office.
E G Rollins is making sad havoc
among the deer and foxes lie is sure
death TO every thing in the line of
game.
1t is reported that H l.. Wads-
worth has two horses, very dangerously
siok with the zootic They refuse
mash and their physician hrs given
them up.
Business here. as in other places,
is almost wholly suspended, No wood
TO burn. No -four 70 maze bread and
butter Of, and every body out Of tobac-
60 Our condition il distressing in the
extreme. When will the cisesse term.
mate and horses cough no more?
There have been no cases of mat
rimeny IN this vicinity during the past
week. Every body Is trying not TO be
exposed. Those who have recently
passed through the ''frey. ordeal, say
lie no trivial matter. They seem to
De doug well however and are going
on with their domestic duties as though
nothing had happened. May the bless.
ings Of Heaven go with th.ln, aud a
long life replste with happiness be
theirs to enjoy And may the cluster.
ing youth which ere long will gather
around the glowing hearth stone and
listen to their fathers tales of fearful
contest in the Bloody Fifty First"
give them great JOY.
Winter with its sweeping winds
and chilly air is again upon Us. We
can scarcely realize except BY visible
evidence, that another return of thA,
dreadful time OF the rear is again
brought to VS. through che ceueless
succession Of seasons: And that the
lifel's' forms of wbA:a few days ago
were living buds aud laughing bios
SONS, are now silvered with its frcsts
and bound in its icy chains" All
the beauties Of Summer and fra.rauce
Of Autumn are gone; and Nature, 90
lately touched BY the hand Of Autumn
death, zee lies robed In socv. Bu,
despite ise sa.sI' S4i.is Wish W
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

some times have towards its stormy
days and cold gloomy nights, there is
real beauty in many of it's scenes. A
real splendor on the surface Of the snow
as'it sparkles in the sun, and. in TIE
diamond brightness and crystal splen-
dor Of the frosted window as the sun
paints it with glorious light
twill soon be gone however and
the: low murmur OF q southern breeze
wilihsrald the approach of Spring.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

We acknowledge the Rec ipt Of the
2Sd Annual Catalogue of the Lawrence
University. This institution was es.
tablished in the year 1850, at Apple.
ton, 10 this state, one of the most beau.
ti'u! towns 10 the Northwest; situated
on Fox River. and near the Grand
Chute or Great Fails" aud is in =
thriving condition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

GEO. Maps has just received a lot
OF Perkins 4 Houses Patent Kerosene
or Coal Oil Safety Lamps, adapted to
all uses, public and private, FOR every
style of stands, brackets, chandeliers
DC They are perfectly non-explosive
The light is better than is produced by
any other lamp. Il is believed by
those vho have used them to be true
eooU9ny, in view ofthe safety quantity
and quality of the light produced, and
the durability Of this lamp, 70 throw
away all other kinds aad ass this only
Try one.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

THERE will be = reunion Of ,hs
teachers aud members Of the oh ST
Croir Collsgis,e'lnstitute in this place
90 Monday neEt. Az tho occasion will
!eOd grand opportunity for the old
eo7radeS'to agair assemble and review
tive YieHsrt ipeideOp Of other DAYS,
~s 'as' ts~c. 60 e., = general ,u-a
%
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

THE St. Paul Pren says tina, the
people Of this village have "brsn mash
;s'.'vals" You are slightly mistaken
nsighbOr. No suOh deduction can be
made from the simple fac, that the peo-
ple o. 81. Paul have "mush and milk"
fsssiva's The epi,oO,ic takes the bran
cash here.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

AT the recent election q the River
Falls Lodge Of A. + & A NJ, the FOL.
loving officers wsre elected 10 serve for
the ensuing year:
7. Clsary, W N;F.J. BurAys.. (. W:
D. D. Proctor. ! W.; o. strshl. Treasurer:
G, \ Morse, Secretary. Joseph stephens,
!. D.; 3. Sweet, J. D.; J. Farns~orth,
Tyler.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20
Gram AresroA.

Wood continues very scarce in
town.
We lesrn'that Messrs Gray and
Jay each lossa horse last week with
the 2ootio.
Dave Bates, the city treasurer, is
getting alllthe money in town. People
seem to be prompt in paying their taxes.
We learn tina, Mr. J. Q. Button
and wife left here Nond4y Cor a trip ofa
few weeks, visiting relatives aud friends
IN the southern portion Of the state
The ice is about II inches thick,
and as clear as il can be People are
busy filing ice Houses. W. II Leayitt
is filling large ore on the levce.
i he steamer Charlie Cheever lie w.
ing up here; and the steamer Minnie
WIZ is drawn out and propped up pre-
paratory 10 calking her 5sttom and sides.
This is a splendid pace to lay boats up,
AS the river never freezes, and there
is no danger Of floating ice in the
spring
We see c. L Barnes. tie gentle.
manly and courteous Steam Boat Agent.
on the street again. We learn he had
pleasant trip 10 ST.. Louis and Cairo;
and he locks noae the worse for his trip.
We learn Mr. B left Cairo on Sunday
at 4, p. NJ. via Chicago, arriving at
Hastings at 81 NJ, Tuesday.
Mr.. .Thorss Ee.herington. ar, old
settler in .thIs sections, l2sely living at
Cottsge Grove, Mimi, vas. taking tea
with his family on Monday evening; he
had takes, two enps of tez'srsl SAID he
would take another; his wiss-poured it
out and, discovered something was, the
matter with him and che and the chill
dren helped him into bed He asked
for water land Immediately EXPIRED
He had. apparently been quite we'll.
lie was buried at his home Oh Wednes.
day, the 18th inst.
--Several of the leading citizens Of
the city ipet at the Coune: Room, aud
after talking over the Rail ROad and
other. prospects Of :he'pace, appointed
a committee cons isting CT J. s White,
j. NJ. Bailey mud CCl. D! J. Dill t,
confer with citizens. Of River PALE,
Hudson. and others, as 10 the bes;
means Of tisposing Of the Land Grant
so as TO insure the building Of hat
road 20 this place. Ne also learn there
was some discussion IS 10 the building
Of dry dock and boat yard here.
Certainly this is one 9t the bes, ponts
on the rye. fer sseh an eutyrpriss.
We see Vim. Learitt hauling o
horse power aud platform with a cir
cular saw on II sbous' town On en-
quiry Wa learn il is, the gesr,ug 10 a
thrashing machine iDproviseG into a
wood saving apparatus, and tina, il cuts
wood faster than hsf a dozen say buck
concerns. 1t looks little az though
Leavit, was trying to monopolise things
Marshall. Deputy sheriff, Dtsyman
Packing aud Se.hrgice and now Wood
Saver.
@
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20
MlTl,E.

Notice Is hereby given that he Annual
Eleetios Of Directors Of the 81. Croix VAL
ley Driving Pax Association will be held
Il the fssres House. In River Fails, ON
the erst MOadsy III January, Attso o'clock.
y. -.
cLgARY.
sGsWNs,.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

NAT. B.srLsrr is respectfully re-
quoted to come out Immediately after
those horses They nov have the cpl
sorink,omdieitalis, and are il great
cecil Of the milk Of horse or human
kindness With which bis bspsseeut DO
som Is ovsrHowiug.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

THs ccopers of this village are on a
strike. There being little or
no dsms nd for barrels just now. they
will doubtless remain idle for q few
weeks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

The lecture oy Dr.. Davis Tues
day evening, was quite well tended
The Doctor ,nistook his pitch" and
spoke In quite too low tone. His
subject was, however, we'll handled.
and his suggestions valuable. BE ad.
minlstered scathiug rebuke to dys
peptics, aud made a happy hi. on, the
subject of cooking. He thoroughly
condemned the use of condiments in
food for human beings, and sharply
criticised the glu.tOny of the prcsen.
dav
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

DR.. eussrsoHAx has opened an.of
Zee In Pinarsy's Block, where he is
preparsd'tuaccominodate all those wish.
ing anythipe'in .he line Of Dentistry,
on short potice aud a, reasonable ratios
Give him q srH.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

A. twelve o'clock last Sunday the
therincmstsr indicated three degrees
below sero. Three hours later i, indi.
Gated twelve above. having risen FIVE
degrees al hour The hest visa 10,
oppressive even then.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

At Whitten & Warmers, in Hud.
son, is the only place in the St.. Croix
Valley where : full stock Of Pictures,
Chromos, Frames, Stereoscopes and
Stsreoscopic Views can be found a,
Chicago prices.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

+. ". REED has jewelry in great
profusiou that would gla den the heart
of any one, either young or old. should
he receive q piece as a Christmas or
New Year's.gift
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

Rev CHAaLEs IRISH will deliver
the seconds lecture Of the Winter
Course. bsfeststhe Lyceun 10 this vii.
lage. It ~ilt, be delivered a. the NJ.
+. Church, Que week from next Tues.
day evening,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

Whitten& Warner, of Hudson, keep
the largest stock of Sheet Music aud
Musical Instruments in the. st. Croix
Valley Organs aud Pianos sold at
manufacturers prices aud on monthly
payments. .....
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

Whittier & Warner. in Hudson, keep
full stock Of Music and Musical In
strumen's Bands furnished with full
Seta OF Btass or Silver Instruments,
Organs and Pianos sold on lease or
monthly payments.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-20

THAT t'othef animal, the mate to the
"dis.ant relative" died a. Braeietts
stable. a. few days since. Our st.
Louis friend wasantor.unate, to say the
least.