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HEALTH BEAUTYI!
DR.. RADWA,Y''S


HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES
SO QUICK, 50 RAPID ARE THE CHANGE
THE BODY UNDERGOES- UNDER THE IA
FIUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
MEDICINE, THAT
Every Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight Is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop Of the SARSAPARILL1AN REsQLV'
TNT communicates through the Blood Sweat, Urine,
and other fluids and Juices Of the system the vgOr OF life,
for repairs the wastes OF the body with new and sound
material Scrofua Syphilis, Consumption, Glandular
disease Ulcers in the Throat Mouth Tumors, Nodes In
the Glands and other parts Of the SYSTEM Sore Eyes
Sirumous Discharges from the Ears. and the worst
fotms Of Skin diseases Eiuptions. Fever Sores, Sad
Head, Ring Worm, Salt Iheum, Eryspeas, Acne, Baek
Spots, Worms in the Flesh Tumots Cancers N ", NE
Womb, and all weakening and painful discharges Night
Sweats Loss OF Sperm and all wastes OF the life pnei-
pe within the curative range Of this wonder OF Mod
en- Chemistry, and few days use Will prove TO any
person using II for either Of these forms or disease Its
potent power to cure them.
II the patient daily becoming reduced by the wastes
md decomposition that Is continually progressing, sue
ceeds in aretng these wastes and repairs the same with
new material made from healthy blood-and this the
SARSAPARILLIAN will and docs secure.
Not only does the SARsArARILLtAN REsoLvENr excl
all known remedial agents In the Of Chronic Seri
ious Constitutional, and Skin diseases but is the
ffiyar for
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

A New York mercantile house held
an unsettled claim Of long standing a.
gainst man out West; and heaying 10
was becoming "well-to do" sent their
claim on toa western lawyer to collect.
In due time theyr eceived a reply, which
effsctually laid any hope thy might
have entertained Of receiving their
money. 1t ran in this wise: Gents:
You will never get any spondulicks
from Bill johnson. The undersigned
called upon him yesterday, and found
him with nary tile; his feet upon the
naked earth; and not clothes enough
npon him to arad agun!" We call that
an expressive smile.
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THE INTER OcEAN.--This is a polit-
icaf and general newspaper, published
at No. IA, Congress street, Chicago. 1t
is straight out for Grant 4 Wilson, and
is ncof the fairest, as we'll as one Of
the ablsst campaign papers published
IN the country. Every Grant Club in
the West should raise money enough
(only 500 to secure hundred copies
for gratuitous. distribution during the
campaign. This will, include the issue
of November. IA. Send for a sample
copy containing club rates.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

In the lecture, on Wednesday
evening, we were disappointed. In
stead Of "Sights and Sounds Abroad"
its title should be, Things and Men at
Home" Anything in our own country;
is now at home. In the days of stage
coaches, ORLEANS and foot.pads, in a
journey between the Hudson and the
st: Croix, it might have done to talk
about things abroad. Charles Sumner;
Henry Ward Beecher, Matt. Carpenter
and even GEN. RUsK, are men at home.
Save the uucalled for political ed:
dorsement Of the last named gentleman
the lecture was quite interesting It
was well written, well arranged and
we'll delivered Ni&
At the close Of the lecture Mr.. Irish
introduced a beautiful epilogue, or sort
Of side speech, in which he said it be-
came his painful duty to inform the
brethren present of the necessity Of
watching" the present Presiding Elder
Of the Prescott District; and, suiting
his action to his word, he drew from
his pocket a beautiful and valuable
watch, and then in an imposing and
yet humorous way, "Satchtd" his
r,brother, ,hc present Presiding
Elder. 49,. ,
Mr.. searIcs rose and responded
in humorous vein, and thanked his
brethren sincerely for their "timely
sootching."
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Best single oil painting, 81.

Best single oil painting, 81.
Best crayon painting, 81.
Judges, Mrs. o. Strahl, Mrs. G. B.
Cox, Mrs. Lyman Powell.
Best specimens of ornamental needle
work, 81; second best, SOC,
Best specimens Of patchwork, 81;
second best, Soc.
Judges, Mrs. Cheesbro, Mrs. Rich
ardson, Mrs. Morse.
Judges on discretionary premiums,
o. Strahl, G. D. Parker, D. Currier.
Discretionary premiums will be award
ed to meritorious articles that are not
included in the above list.
All persons in the St. Croix Valley
that are interested in Horticulture,
Floral culture and the fine arts are re-
quested to unite with us in getting up a
good home Fair.
An address will be delivered.
S. M. DAVIS, President.
0. q. Hicks. Secretary.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

>-I.emen, Of the Patriot, has again
changed partners now bringing to his
aid another adveaturer inthe person Of
one A. De Lacy Wood, 4 romantic
name, to say the least. Mr.. Wood is,
alse, a Mianesotian, and viii try his
luck in attempting to. teach Pierce
county boys the art of shooting" ink,
In making the announcement Of the
new dispensation, Mr.. Lemen very per-
tinently remarks ave regard the
publication Of a newspaper a mutual
concern, equally to the advantage Of the
publishers and the public"
We are pleased to be able to say that
the present number Of the Patriot is a
marked improvement upon any previ-
GUS number. We wish the new firm
success, and express our hope that the
present proprietors will live in the State
long enough to become voters When
they become of age" they will doubt.
less take broader view of men and
things. - Z.
80.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

Arnold, whom he went to visit, had
long been hypocrite, and was after
ward a traitor.
Lucentio is no longer an "euigma,"
nor yet is he an "hypobole." Did he
present such facts as might seem to
make against the argument, or favor our
opponents, and each in its proper order
refute, his course might be less censur.
able, not to say less damnable. As the
case now stands, however, there is no
possible escape, and at him, with your
permission, | shall let fly few arrows
from my culver, wishing that they
might be barbed steel.
The True Republican has raised the
names of the candidates of the only
true Republican party in America, for
President and Vice President. But
the fact can no longer be disguised that
it is a ia lse pretender; it has assumed
an appearance, and would attempt to
make the world believe it is one thing,
while in fact it is really another.
/. It is the weakest sort of politicians
that are the greatest hypocrites, and
thus may their strength be measured
If the amount Of hypocrisy is the test,
Lucentio's strength will he but limited.
What? Doth my language imply by.
pocrisy? A hypocrite is said to be one
who feigns to be better than he is, and
that Republicans are better than Dem.
ocrats, Lucentio evidently believes
But doth he not know that hypocrisy is
the necessary burden Of villainy! Hath
he not read that "the hypocrite's hope
shall perish?" Would he be the
g. fraudulent impostor foul."
Maybe il not an impostor, and he
can never succeed by his bold assump-
lions; nor do l believe he can by artful
falsehoods. !.
/ dread to pass the sentence. but the
evidence of guilt is overwhelming:-
"Fair hypocriee--you seek to cheat in vain,
Your course now argues, it's your time 10
reign"
But reign you will not, mark that,
L''centio. Nay, for already on thy
brow both friend and foe can plainly
read,
"Distrscted horrors figured in thy looI 81
Looks! Yea, thou art looking each hour
into ssn,e slough. to fall, there to be
weighed down to an uuenviable position,
to be forever grumbiing under the
feelings Of political distrust mingled
with those of cupidity and envy
Selah! From farmer"
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HAMMOND, August 10, 1872.

HAMMOND. August 49,, 1872.
EpIroR JOURNAL
u = Thave few lessons
to impart, the necessity of 'impartiug
which seems to be demanded by the
exigencies Of the times. Not of the
Star q TINES, just.-now, (though I
have heretofore had some occasion to
devote an occasional liue to the benefit
Of that, sometimes unruly sheet, but
is next door 'neighbor, the once valiant,
True RSpubsican. ~ =.
This pfeteutious sheet now proves to
be the Legitimate, orsrather, The .illegit-
innate offspring Of The Democrats and
sore heads. Of St. 'Croix county; and,
that it was conceived 10 sin and brought
forth in iniquity, is . fact which can no
longer be'concealed.; For my present
purpose Twill chrisicn this sheet
LUcEsrIo; and, allow. me here to re.
mark, that he seems to have fallen deep.
" in love with the Liberal daughter. Of
the Democrat, and she in turn, with
him. Even this, or both dissemble
deeply in their affections"
80 Yet Twill scarcely concede that the
fair "Luoensioa is. al dissembler, for he
cannot conceal what he really is.
1 can, perhaps, better illustrate by ex.
ample, thus:--When Major Andre
passed within the American lines in a
citizens dress, he was dissembler, but
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

To day We received calls from Messrs
G. r. Morse, Of the Ellsworth Herald
Howard. and other Gentlemen from
Pierce. They were bound for Bear
Trap Lake and q good time. Three
beautiful young ladies accompanied
the expedition st. Croi1 Republican,
Our devil inquiries whether those
beautiful young ladies'" we're on foot
or on horseback And he farther in.
quires as to where they came from
He says he shall procure an "eye-glass'
(Nye) and inspect this "troupe" on
their return, provided the weather is
not too slower ing" (koring.)
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

The LA CROSSE REPUBLICAN Il
LEADER.-If you want acity paper, or
any kind Of a newspaper aside from
your local papers, you cannot do better
than to subscribe for the La Crosse
Republican G. Leader 1t sparkles with
genuine wit, is 'replete with choice Sc
lections, and contains the latest and
most reliable news Of the day. Sub
scription price So a year. Clubs of ten
or more, $3.50, cash invariably in ad-
vance. -'''"T r.: ~ i,
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The attendance on the Ministerial
Association here has been small, The
weather has been exceedingly fiue and
our people are improving every hour in
securing and threshing their crops.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

-Berrying and fishing parties are
now in order. G. R. Morse, W. E.
Howard, Edgar Nye, and some half
dozen others, started for "Bear Trap"
Tuesday morning. We pity the fishes
They intend to scamp out" but we
think vacant shauties will be plenty on
their approach.
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IF you go to st. Paul, call at the
Revere House. 1t is neat, tidy and
eommodious. The present proprietor,
G. T. Mcnamara, formerly. of the Rail-
road Eating House, Owatonna, knows
how to cater to the wants of his guests,
and is reasonable in his charges.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

jay Whipple Of the Winona
Herald, smiled upon us quite favorably
yesterday. Mr.. Whipple wears Gree
ley hat, and "goes for --- Greeley
therefore," 80.
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St. Croix Horticultural Society.
Fair. River Fails, Sept. 6, 1874.
LIST OF PREMIUMS OFFERED.


Best and greatest variety of named
apples, So; second best, 81; third best,
81.
Best and greatest variety of summer
apples So; second best, 81.
Best and greatest variety Of fall ap.
pies, 50; second best, 81.
Best and greatest variety Of winter
apples, 50; second best, 81; third best,
SOC.
Judges, o. G. Hicks, W. Y. Riddell,
M. Proctor.
Best and largest collection of Seeding
apples-First premium, So; second pre-
MUM, 81; third premium, 81.
Best Seeding for general cultivation,
81; second best, 81.
Judges, s. M. Davis, w. Newcomb,
John McMillen.
Best variety Of Seeding crabapples,
Is; second best, Soc.
Largest variety Of pears, 81.
Largest variety Of peaches, 81.
Best and greatert variety Of named
pluns, 81.
Best variety Of native plums, 81.
judges, John Green, W. s. Ring, j.
M. Bailey.
Best and greatest variety of grapes,
~. second best, $50; third best, IS.
Best seeding grape, 81.
Judges. G. W. Nichols, Otis Mar.
shall, Lyman Chapman.
Best and largest collection Of flowers,
~, second best, 81; third best, SOC.
Best variety Of potted plants, 81;
second best, 81. z
Judges, r. J.. Wilcox, Mrs, White
head, Miss II arriet Short. ~
- FINE ARTS. .a
Best and largest collection Of paint.
iDgs, 81; second best, fifty cents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

The Pierce County Agricultural
Fair will be held at Prescott, Septem
Der 18th and 9th.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

Prof. Cady will deliver lecture
az Osceola before the Teachers Asso.
cation, on Wednesday evening of next
week. Subject-True Education.
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Look over the list of premiums Of:
fercd at the Horticultural Fair, and do
mot forget to save and bring in your
specimens of fruit. q
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TOWN AND VALLEY.

geS-We have purchased the Recorder
Office, recently RAINING in this place. All
communications and periodicals designed
to come under our notice, should hereafter
be addressed to the JOURNAL. ~yEN
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Mrs. s. D. Dodge will please &C.
cept our thanks for very beautiful and
fragrant bouquet.

The unusual demsnd for the jour.
NAL this week, has put us under the
necessity Of supplying our exchanges
with half sheet. !.
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T H { 10 U R N A |.
RIVER FALLS, AUGUST %, 1872.
WEST WISCONSIN & NORTH VISION
SIN R r. TIME TABLE.

On and after Monday, May 18th. 1872,
until further notice, trains will leave Hud-
son as follows:
Trains Going West.
Mail & Express, 1915 p. NJ.
Accommodation, 7.55 A. M. ar. $50 de.
Trains Going East.
Mail & Express, 10 30 A. M.
Accommodation, $40 p. NJ. ar. $50 de.
Tickets sold at the Depot to all principal
points in the United States and Canadas.
For Freight or passage apply to W. s.
HILAND, Agent.
VIM. JAMES, A. H. BALDWIN,
Gen. Pass. Agt Gen'l Sup't.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

IS. D. Dodge has gone to Milwau-
kee to buy goods.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

Miss Ella Childs has been engag.
ed as one of the teachers in our village
school, for the fall term.
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S. NELSON,

Boot y Shoe Maker. Keeps constantly on
hand complete assortment of boots and
shoes for ladies, children and gents
Prices reasonable and work warranted. 6,
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J. A. SHORT,

Has general Mechanics Shop. Planning
and Matching, Resolving ScroA.Sawingy
Iron and wood Turning done to order
Makes all kinds Of Mcaldings Of any size or
pattern required, River Pallsy Wis. O.
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VIM. WILLIAMS.

Wagon, Carriage and Sleigh Maker. All
kinds Of repairing done with dispatch
Shop in :. Stephens Boi3ding. NC II
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s. 4, GOLDSMITH.

s.. y. GOLDSMITH,
Carriage and Wagon Maker. Repairing
done to order: Shop near the bridge at
foot of Maple street. n6tf
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

&C. H. Crazy & E. F. Long, den
lists, will soon be in River Falls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-23

S. M. DAVIS, M. D.,
Physician b surgeon-Ofice at his resi-
dence, River Falls, wisconsin. 10
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DAYTON MILLS.

BY Charles A. Mckee. This mill IL now in
comp,ete order for custom or merchant
work. A fair share Of patronage is res
pectfully solicited, River Fails, Wis. NC
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MRS. w. H. WINCHESTER, !,
nEALER in Millinery and Ladies Fur
" nishing goods. Main Street., River
Falls. Wont
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R. ]. WILCOX,
Collector, Conveysncer and Justice Of the
peace, River Falls, Wisconsin. n6
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D. H. LEVINGS,

D. H. LEvINGS,
House, Sign and Carriage Painter, paper
Hanger, and Graiper, River Falls, Wis. 6tf
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D. s. POWELL,
Real Estate dealer, River Falls, Wis. 6-tf

RIVER SIDE HOUSE,
By J. Goodwin. Good accommodation for
travellers and sojourners. n6-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-23
The War i'm Mexico.
ACCOUNTS OF RECENT ENGAGEMENTs-sO
SHARP FIGHTING, WITH REPORTED SUCCESS

ACCOUNTS OF RECENT ENGAGEMENTs-sOMR
SHARP FIGHTING, WITH REPORTED SUCCESSES
FOR BOTH SIDES.
MATANoRAs, Jan. 22.-lNew York Herald
Special. The Herald courier from Monterey,
with dates up to the 18th instant, arrived here
lutiOnary forces. On the 18th instant, insurgent
General Treyino left Saltillo with 300 men TO
join his confederate, General Martinez, who Is
now, with 800 men, at Charcas, and intends to
make an attack on San Luis. General Cespedes,
of CoahHila, is with him. On the 9Th, Governor
Corellas, commanding the government cavalry,
moved TO attack Mariners advance. He was
routed and fed back to San Luis, with two-t birds
OF his force lost and scattered The towns of
Cobrae, Mortahula, Charcas and some smaller
places on the road are in possession OF the
revolutionists. Rebel General Donald Guerrero
with 1000 men is within supporting distance of
Trevino can concentrate 6,000 reyolutionsts 20
oppose any government force coming TO the
northern frontier. General Diaz, with 5000
men, left Oaxaca before the advance of the gov
eminent force under Rocha. Felix, DiaZ, and
Colonel Meyer, with only a small infantry force,
were left behind to defend Oaxaca, and these
only were defeated and driven out by the gov
eminent troops, who were in overwhelming
number. General Escobedo has pronounced in
Guansjuata with the former governor of that
state. De Leon has pronounced for Diaz and is
in Guansjuata awaiting his arrival. The state
of Durango is unanimous in favor of the revolu-
ton, and there are no government troops in the
state. The state of chihuahua has announced
its intention to observe neutrality. Canales,
Governor Of Tamaulipas, will join the revolu-
tonists soon. All the frontier leaders are deter
mined 10 suppress the iona Libre as detrimental
TO the interests of the cities outside thereof"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-23

Col. George X. Leet was before the Retire ch-
ment Committee in New York Yesterday, and
testified that he had been engagedin the general
order business for the past nineteen months.
He produced letter from the President to
MosesH. Grinnell as follows:
''This will introduce to YOU Col. G. X Leet
who served under me from early in the war to
the present day, from the fall of Vicksburg for
ward, as staff officer. He is a business man of
unquestionable integrity. Hisexperience before
the war fits him for business of almost of any
Kind He now proposes to resign from the army
to engage in private life, and cheerfully recon-
mend him as possessing all the qualities neces-
sary TO inspire confidence"
Leet testified that profits annually from the
general order business are from 5000 to SO 900;
neither General Porter nor General Babcock
were interested a cents worth in the business;
no one but himself and partner were interested
in the profits the President did not know that
witness was engaged in the general order bust
ness until last spring. when he (Leet) testified
ness that the President regretted that he (wit-
ness) had entered into an arrangement with
Bixby, and witness thought the President re-
Rretted because his name and the names of
those around him were brought in connection
with New York matters.
AT the evening session of the committee Leet
testified that the rents for the stores of Ieet <
Stocking are SO 900; the books of the firm have
never been balanced, because they never had
cause to do so; they have never had division
because IT was understood that there would be
no division until they have cleared up their
business. The profits of the concern amount to
5000, of which SIT 900 we're invested he could
state by reference to his books what became of
the rest in starting business witness had but
1000, and Stocking 500. Senator Pratt re-
quested Leet to furnish by to-day the exact way
III which the profits were invested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-23

THE PRNNsYLvANIA Coal TEADE.-rhe to
tai probation OF all kinds of coal for the week
was oslo tons, and for the year 9il OH tons
against soS 600 tons TO corresponding time last
year, showing an increase OF 81 $50 tons. The
trade the past week presented no new feature
There Is not much doing either for shipment on
home consumption. The Pennsylvania Goa
Company Zone of the New York cOmpanies) la,
just announced lite prices Of coal for lSs2. They
are considered very low, and unless there Is in-
terruption by strikes otherwise, insures 10 y
prices OF coal for the year, for the other great
producing sections cannot go above il. The mis-.
fortune OF the coal trade is that enough coal can
be supplied in six or seven months 20 supply the
demand for consumption i'm the entire year
PLald. IelOey.