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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-06
Now the boy draweth his sled.

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Xiv cry Stable,

BY JOIN KIEKNON At the Pierce
ouse s'nb'e, in River alls Good tesms.
good igs ard good drivers. if wanted. in
readiness for reasonable men. at reasona-
bic prices. 1921
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
MRS. v. 0. PINGREY.

ON MAIN sTREEr RIVER FALLS
fakes pictures of all kinds in the best
style Of lke'arl at low rates. Those wish.
tne coed pictures can get them At Mrs
Pinsrey's Gallery. Give her a call. fb,f
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VERMONT CENTRAL X. II. LINE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
y y ~ 49,. LIZ. la-a


Leave Montpelier at ss5 q. M 2.ls p M, 1905 P. n.
Mall Train leaves Ogdensburgh 81 6'9 p, MI 81 AZ
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester,
&C., al White River Junction with trains on The Pas
Nav York at New London with steamers for New York
Day Express leaves Montreal at 900 a. m, 81 Johns
at ion A. m Ogdonsburgh at 600 q. M Pattshurgh at
$50 a. M ST. Adams at RIO p. m arriving In Boston
via Lowell a. IUV eaVcs oedensburrh at 100 D. M,
pStsburgh BIO p M, Montreal at 9i5 ?. m, 81 Johns
at sos D. M, st. Alhans At I;o p M, connecting az
White River function aRc sprIynr AZ Boston Al
m al south Vernon with trains iorsprnrhed and New
York, arriving in New York at i2.3op. M New London
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND NEST.
Leave Montpelier at $50 a. m, 500 a. m. 5J5 and
5i5 pm -. ,..,.. 81. ro-.r.,anm
for Huntingdon ST. Adams, Montreal &C., arriving in
Montreal at 9.ib p and OgdenabUrgh at l22O a. mr.
making connections for the West.
Mail Train for burlington and st. Adams leaves
Boston via Low.ll at 7Ooa M va Lswrenee and Fitch.
burg at 30 a. m, Springfield at on . m, New London
al 5O0 n m south Vernon at 1900 n. M, Bellows
Falls il IS p m White River Junction 25l p m, arriv-
Trans leaving boston VIA Ftchhurgh at 30 a. NJ,
and Springfield at 500 M, connect at White River
Observation-Disclosures Train leaves Norh6eld Mt 40 A. M,
Rutland at 500 q. me- Burlington at F1l a. M, 81 AL
bans at 1905 arriving In ogdensourghat 500 M
Night Express leaves New London at 2i5 p. M,
Connccticat river Railroad, leaving New York a, 400
D. M Springfield $40 p ~, Bellows Falls u 20 p. ~
connecting with train over Che.hiIe Aailioed leaving
Boston at $50 y. mD connecting AZ Whit liver juno
ton with train leaving Boston at 600 % m ior Bur.
lingon, st. Alhans Montreal &C. arriving n ngniIeal
at e.t5 q. m. PlattshurEh 20 a. M, ana IN ogden,
1urgh at 1885 p. IN connecting with urand Trunk
Railway and steamer. for IN, west ,..... r..,..
running between Montreal and Boston, and Montreal
and Springfield, and ~. Adams and Tro-.
Drawing Room Cars ON Day Express Trains between
Montreal and Boston.
Through Ticket, 10 Chicago end t59 Wet tor .sle Al
me principal stations O. mERRiLL' Gsn't s~pi'
I ST. Alhana. June 3, l7f2
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especially Of gypsum, to hills, and to heavy
cays Of cshly-burned, unsclackod lime les.
pccialy Of that portion usually rejected by
builders) would be generously requitcd by
more bounteous harvcsts. | hold that Yer.
mont may wisely proifer to many Of her in
dustrous sons inducements to STAY nj home
which should outweigh their inducements TO
seek homes elsewhere. But these PROPOSE.
tons barely suggest, leaving their consid-
Grafton to the intelligent and forehanded yeo.
manry of this State. Should they respec.
lively decide that they can afford to drain
boys, and plant trees, and subsoil, and fer
tilizo as vigorously as | have done on my own
little farm, she will have at least half a mil
lion Of people at the taking of the next fed.
eral census in 1850. For though She may
never grow grain so luxuriantly. or make
meat so chcaply as some Of her sisters in the
Great West, she has still advantages aud at.
fractions which those who, after once enjoy.
ing them, have pitched their teuts elsewhere,
are perhaps better trained to appreciate than
the sons who have never abandoned her soil
No bills are greenor, no skies are brighter,
no waters purcr, no air more bracing than
hers; aud do not know that any other State
accords better common school education TO
the great body Of her sons aud daughters
than She does aud gratefully proclaim My
indebtedness to her schools for the better part
Of whatever training in letters and the rudi-
ments Of science | received. ! believe one Of
the most eminent Of her sons the late Stephen
A. Douglass borrowing an expression OF
Daniel Websters, remarked that Vermont
was &" a noble State to emigrate FROM = aud
this, if rightly considered, is no slender
praise. A philosopher reckoned it among the
chief blessings which attended CIR earthly
pilgrimage to be well-born; and be is, in an
important sense well-boru, who has reason to
be proud Of the land in which his eyes Grst
opened to the light Aud sureIzefRs-,
even by adoption, Of NermoaAysssssl
her history without q glow Of prfa3 ii"do.
stainless renown Foremost in the war for
independence she had probably more men
aud boys in the army which compelled the
surrender Of Burgoyue, than sh5 had left at
home with strength TO raise and aim a musket
aud she never lalicred in the darkest hour Of
any subsequent struggle for freedom and
right She had no tories in the revolution
and no slave huntor ever tracked his quarry
to her soil aud failed to be sent home bailleC
and defeated. Her past gives assurance anc
ljustiiies confidence as to her future. Will,
our country maintains her liberty and hei
greatness, the virtues Of Vermont will be &
precious portion Of the national heritage
and if this country is destined, in the provi
dence Of God, to illustrate the irailty Of al
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A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY


Extracts Of Roots and Hr5s, Which almost mrari-
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The aged find In the Quaker Bitters just the article
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" regard Mr, Eddy Of the most capable and ,ut-
cessfd practitioners with whom have had official inter
course, CHARLES MASON, Com'r OF Patentsn
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ competent nutfuorfAV and
more capable Of putting their applications in a form to
secure for them an early and favorable consideration at
the Patent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents
Mr.. r. II. EDDY has made for over THIRTY APP
pca0ns for Patents, having been successful in almo
every case Such unmistakahe proof of great talent
and ability on his part, leads TO recommend ALL in
venors 10 apply TO him to procure their patents they
may be of having the most faithful attention be
slowed on their cases and at very reasonable charges
"J0HN TAGGARTm
Boston, Jan. |, ls72.-095 81
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
FOR INVENTIONS, TRADE MARKS, on DESIGNS,
No. rs State St., opposite Kilby St., Boston,
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of thirty
years continue, 10 secure patents in the United States
also IN hreat britain France, and other foreign
ues' caveats specifications Assignments, and all
papers Tor Patents executed reasonable terms with
dispatch Researches made 10 determine the validity and
utility Of Patents Of Inventions and legal and other adj
wee rendered In all matters touching the same. Copies
OF the claims Of any patent furnished by remtting one
dollar. Assignments recorded In Washington.
No agency IN ne UHsd states po,sssss superior oiss
for obtaining PasRu asoertainiHg the paiaabiy Of in
usnfions.
All necessity Of Journey to Washington TO procure
inventors.
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Union TICKET OFFICE
FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,


BURLINGTON and RUTLAND. TROY and sCHrN
kCTADY, and NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROADS.
or via Champlain steamers, making direct connections
with the GREAT WESTERN Railroad AZ susiensiop
Bridge and LAKE SHORE Railroad at BUFFALO 10
CHICAGO, and All points beyond also via OGDENB
BURGl and GRAND TRUNK Railroads.
Tickets for sale always at the lowest rates and bag
gage checked through via the above routes.
For any information desired call on or address,
- - z. r. TRUE, Tiog,f Ag,-f
once at PAVILION, opposite the Depot
bldaw MONTPELIER VT
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ss4----~~-r~s-----~-->s--
~ Communications on subjects Of interest to the
Of MISUNDERSTANDING Of either the results Of
experiment we'll considered speculation and comment,
or pertinent nquiricsvll always he welcomed to this
department VI the WArcHNAN.
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Put up in Boxes at 50 cent. each. Prepared by MISS
c. SAWYER, and put up by L. NJ ROBnlNs, Wlois-
sale and Retail Druggist, Roet'and, Ne.
Trial Box sent free by mail receipt Of seventy
Eve cents, by L. NJ. ROBBINS, Roekand, Ne.
THIS VALUABLE sALvE Is SOLD BY ALL
DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE
PACIfIC Man STEA MSHiP CO.'S
THROUGH LINE
To CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
FlREs aRrlTLr REprcED

ono OF tho large AM splendid Steamships Of this line
will leave Pier No. w. North River foot % Canal Street,
at u O'Clock, noou the 10th, auth and ah % every
month, Except when those dates fall sunday, and
tncn on the preceding saturday. for Aspiuwal con-
Meeting via Panama tilgay with QUO OF the tompany's
Steamships from Panama for san Francisco, touching At
Manzauiliu
All departures connect at Panama with steamers for
SOUrH PAclFtc and CESrRAL AMERICAS PORTs.
For Japan and China, steamer leaves san Francisco
fret OF every month, except when 10 falls sunday,
then on the day preceding
one hundred Pounds baggage allowed each adult.
Baggage masters accompany baggage through, aud At
tend 10 ladies and children without male protectors.
baggage received tho dock the day before sailing,
from steamboat railroads and passo GER who prefer 10
send early. An experienced surgeon on board. Medi-
cine and attendance free.
For Freight, Passage Tickets. further Information,
apply At the Compauy's Ticket Ohce. on the What,
foot Of Canal Street North River, Now york.
?. II. BABY, agent
or AZ tho Agents for New England
l. UAQTIETT A "a If Ur,.F un.ton
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RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN0EMENT
on and ercr May 18th, 1860, Passenger Trains VII
m L-LLuN-



UPFARD TRAINS.
ACCOMMODATION THAiS leaves Concord 90 1910 a. m
White River Junction, connecting with trains M
Wells River st. Johushury, Barton Newport, Wll0ugh.
ry and Mag0g Lakes sanstcad, Bath Lttleton Lancas
ter Sc. Also. with trains for Montpelier, Burlington,
ST. Alhana, Rousos Point, Montreal Ogdenshurgh and
ne West.
ur White River Junction, connecting with trains tot
Montpelier, Burlington, Rouso's Point, Montreal 6c.,
aud with ogdensbureh and Grand Trunk Railroads for
me West
BRsToL TRAs leaves at 327 p. M, foi Franklin and
Bristol.
EyrsiSo EXPRESS TRAIs leaves Concord At 75 p m
of White River Junction, connecting with trains ilf
Montpelier Burlington st. Alhans, Rouses Point, Mon
rcai, Ogieushurgh and the West
or on arrival oftralns from Boston, Worcester. Ports
mouth, Portland, &c.
DOHNWARB TRAINS.
fMoRSiSG E1rAEss TRAIN leaves white River June
ton Mondays excepted for Concord az 100 a. in
arrival Of Trains from Ogtonshursh aud Montreal TITS
train will be run 10 Boston 90 Sunday,
tRHisToL TRAM leaves Bristol for Concord at 80
m.. and Franklin % 1905 "a. 10.
tMAL TRAIN leaves White River Junction for Co
sord at 1920 D. M arrival Of trains over the Yer
mont Central Paesumpsic and white Mountains Rail
roads,
DAY EXPRESS TRAfs leaves White River Junction A.
o. i0 b. Tue or arrival Of trains from Montreal
Orlonshurgh buttlehoro kcenc, bellows Falls, Wind
sor &C. connecting az Concord th trains for Mhuchos
ter Nashua Lowell, and Boston.
tThese trains connect A. Conooft with trains fof
Manchester Lawrence. Portsmouth, Portland, Nashua
Worcester New Iork, Lowell, and Boston
ONSLOW sTEARNS, Agent.
Concord " H.. MAY, 1869.
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD LINE.
Connecting Ogdenshurgh with the Grand Trunk Rome
and Matcrtown, n Y. Central and Great Western Rail
road for Detroit and az Detroit with the Michigan Cen
ra Railroad Mich gan Southern and Detroit Mlwau-
kee Railroad for Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, ST
Louis, ST. Paul and ali points South and West
This line Is nov running two express trains from Mont
pelier each
THROUGH TO cHcAGo IN FORTY HOURS.
nusrs b Il.
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CAPITOL DENTAL RoOMs.-O. r.

( 'APlTOL DENTAL HOOMS.-C. *.
~ PILL, Surgeon Dentist, formerly with Or. J. NJ.
Cumegys St Adams VT respectfully announces To the
people of Montpelier and vicinity, that he has opened
an Office over J. O. Emerys store, State Street and is
permanently located. All work warranted Prices
reasonable. Save your natural teeth by having them
hed lie has given special attention to this branch Of
the profession and prepared 10 skully perform the
most difficult operations Nitrous Oxide Gas Ether,
administered in the extraction of teeth.
The following letter from Rev b. Pitman, Of Swan
ton, Is evidence OF the proficiency OF Dr. Pail in his
profession
swasroS, W., Jan. %, 1879.
This to certify that in the past fifteen years have
had eighteen sets Of teeth made by of the leading
Dentists Of New York ana Vermont, ali OF whom some
after repeated attempts failed to make a that would
perfectly it, In 1874 | let DR.. @. r. Pel try then
student OF DR. COmegys in st. Abans, who succeeded at
the hrst effort in making me complete and perfect
fitting SET Dr. Pel has also done work for of my
Pensioners, giving perfect satisfaction / heartily
recommend him Dentist and as gentleman to all
who may need his services.
J. D.. PIrMAN, Rector Of Church Of Holy Trinity.
And here what DR.. NJ. Comegys, formerly located
at Montpelier, says Of DIR. Pelli
ST. Adams, March s, 1872.
Whoever in Montpelier, OF vicinity may employ DR..
Poll TO do their Dental work will have ii honestly and
faithfully done II gives great pleasure 10 say this
IN behalf OF my friend and former student.
l5-I. JOHN NJ. COMEGYS, NJ. d.
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From M,, ELzABETB cooMBs, B,uaso,ot.

Brunswick, April q 1867.
Mss SAsYER ! received your letter last evening"
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINE.
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WESTERN ROUTE,

Or AZ tho Agents for New England
q. 1. nARTLErr q co. Do nrnAd 81. Motion.
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The following letter from Rev. b. Pman, Of Swan
ton is evidence OF the proficiency OF DR.. PILL in his
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-01-12
Byron.

At time when Coleridge was in grea,
embarrassment, Rogers, when calling on
Byron, CHANGED to mention it. He imme.
diately went to his writing.desk and
brought back check for hundred
pounds, and insisted on its being forward.
ed to Coleridge. " / did not like taking it,"
said Rogers, who told me the story, for
! knew that he was in want of it him.
self" His servants he treated with q gen.
tie consideration for their feelings which
have seldom witnessed in any other, and
they were devoted to him. At Newstead
there was an old man who had been but
Ter 10 his mother; and have seen Byron,
as the old man waited behind his chair,
ut dinner, pour out glass of wine and
pass it to him when lie thought we were
too much engaged in conversation to OBJ
serve what he was doing. The transac.
ton was thing of custom and both par.
ties seemed to fatter themselves that it
was clandestinely effected. A hdeous Old
woman, who had been brought in to nurse
him when he was unwell at one of his
lodgings, and whom few would care to re.
tain about them longer than her services
were required, was carried with him, in
improved attire, to his chambers in the
Albany, and was seen, after his marriage,
gorgeous in black silk, at his house in
Piccadilly. She had done him service,
and he could not forget it. Of his attach.
ment TO his friends, no one can read
Mooro's Life" and entertain doubt.
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Mozart.

great many curious anecdotes are told
OF this wonderful composer. Among 9th.
ers related by his biographer it is said
that his charity WAS once appealed to in
the street by an old acquaintance, who had
seen better days. Mozart put his hand in.
to his pocket, but found nothing there
the discovery was embarrassing and pain.
full under such circumstances, but imme.
lately an idea occurred to that great &c.
MUS; he requested the man to wait
stepped into coffee room, and there in.
stantly composed minuet, folded up the
paper, and gave it to the applicant, recon.
mending him to give it to q music. dealer
in the city, who, when he saw the con.
tents, would give him something. The
man received five louis Gors. It is needless
to observe that tho minuet IL considered q
masterpiece, il being the production of on
artist who composed nothing but master.
pieces bat it is more striking, as Il dis
plays his musical learning and originality.