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Sn Hew.Y orr tanen i'll letter ISOLDE
II 800 Gilwauoerer on; an WOnta9e TO-
men meitere 5000.
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diolib bon Z nbr WoroeHs bis 8 n6r Ater6s gGnH,
mt uno Samaaa Iben6s bis 10 ubr. (gtou.7-)
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Of the City ofBaltimors.
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seet9ret fir Bobnbduier &C. iino ftets ssaen @rrnb.
rente o0er aeaCn Saar 8u oertnrien. (Suni2t-)
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tncorportrt i'm Sult 1872.
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HGri=4sertb Der 4ntGetle. .S4OO
28odenSablnnq pro Nntbeil.. 81. 90,
(Sept. / 4, l2Oite)
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Sctraut:

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Wohnunas>U crGnberuuu.

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pfr bf(tf Rabl Apparat!

Wis iolber 1T ourt sroSen Griols mein
patentirter 9ierz, Ale=, 8aher= unb So
bapaher=albler
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BARI D: uno WoIftraBe eiHserittet, no aut
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17

Will be for many months to come. We
can imagine some good reasons, aud
some very poor ones for this delay.
We can really see no good reason for il,
yet We apprehend no danger from delay.
Gov Washburn is in no fret about IL:
Prof. Weld can DO nothing without the
majority with him, nor is he in a 20.
sition to urge the matter rashly.
For our own part we are at perfect
ease about the whole matter. We have
full confidence in the Board and we as
sure our friends that they hiah, az least,
that they have good reason for their APP.
parent inaction. IFait a little longer,
say six months, perhaps, and, in our
opinion, you will see the thing moving.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17

Ono ofthe greatest, and most per-
nicious evils connected with politics of
the present day is too close obser-
vance Of party lines. Some men with
loud flourish, boast that they have
always voted the "straight ticket" and
were never guilty Of the fragrant crime
of scratching" le never considered
such men worthy ofany great amount
of credit, for the simple reason that
either party is liable, sometimes and
quite often, too, to nominate men for
whom it would be a positive disgrace
to vote. In such case, we believe it
to be every mans duty to vote for the
best and most capable candidate, be he
Republican, Democratic or "Reform."
This bind, idolatrous worship of spar
ty' is just what has brought on all of
the present corruption in the Govern
ment; convention, literally opcned,
body and soul, by one or two corrupt
politicians, will nominate man noto-
sriously dishonest, or unfit for the posi-
ton, because the aforesaid politicians
can use HIM as tool to advocate their
neiarious schemes, and the people will
vote for that man because he is the
straight nominee" of the party. Shame
on such poltroonry! To vote for
corrupt and dishonest man because a
few professional wire-pulle.s say you
must is cowarlly in the extreme.
1t is every mans privilege to vote
for whom he chooses, and if he sees u
to erase the name of one of his own par
tvs candidates and substitute one of the
opposite partys, he has committed no
crime, and has done nothing to be CEN
sured for; he has only done as an honest,
selfreiant man should do, and instead
of being blamed should be praised.
Both parties are liable to nominate in-
competent men; it does not follow that
the people should vote for them, simp-
ly because their own party convention,
which perhaps was bought up, happen
ed to nominate them. lie believe in
electing the best men TO Office, Irrespec-
tive Of what their political belief may
be, or which party nominated them, ..and
when that practice is universally fol-
lowed, then will Credit Mobilier and
back pay steals cease, aud not before
| IFiRaec0nae Item.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17
Baldwin and The
"ThI.cc CcntS.ss

Some Of our neighbors are constantly
growing at us because we do not set the
West Wisconsin forth in its true light
on the Three Cent question. We will
make another effort in that direction
That Mr.. BALDWIN was among tho
first to Inaugurate that movement, none
dare deny. That the st. Paul Press
reporter set him forth in his own words,
all agree; and that its editor in chief
gave him, not only just, but timely
rebuke, is conceded By every one.
1t became apparent at once to the
managing friends Of Mr.. Baldwin that
he had made a mistake, and, worse
chan that, blunder which would prove
fatal to his political prospects, and thoie
of his friends, unless speedily correct
ed. Hence Hudson correspondent"
without the knowledge Of Mr.. Baldwin,
sent communication TO the Press,
stating that he had reeeded from his
position, and would not consent to enter
into the arrangements he had aided to
consummate.
This is plain statement OF tho case
as we understand it.
Now We fail to discover any merit
whatever in this double action Of MIR.
Baldwin. Fit was necessary and just ,
as he at first asserted, why did he not
stick to it! No man will ever suffer
for doing an act Of simple justice. If
it was wrong, what deferred him from
committing the wrong? la u. ~
swer to this question lies the scC u
his reverse movements, and it is quite
too plain to every man Of common dis
cernment to need farther clucidation.
Gentlemen, you need talk no more
to US about the remarkable position 0
I Mr.. Baldwin on the Three Cent ques
ton. In our opinion he would hay
grabbed it, had he dared
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17
The Normal school.

Almost daily arc we accosted in re-
lation to it. We are asked the reason
why there are no public demonstrations
in regard to it--why propositions are
not submitted why the Board of Re
gents do not advertise for contracts, &c,
&c.
Now VIC viii answer our friends as
well as we know how. All the condi.
tons required Of our citizens have been
complied with; the twenty-five thous-
aud dollars cash in hand demanded Of
US, was long since in the hands Of the
state treasurer, subject to the order Of
the Board; the site has been selected,
the deed Of The same duly executed,
delivered and recorded.
Now we join with our friends in tho
inquiry, Why this delay? We are los.
ing the use Of our money, without en-
loving the benefits that would accrue
to our village, the county, and valley
with the prestige Of the Normal
School Building in progress. We know
OF no good reason for this long silence,
and we return the question unanswered
At the same time wc would say Ia
all, aKecp cool.' This has been a sloS
moving coach thus far, aud it d)ubtlcs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17
who shall have the
Grant,

Speculation is already rife upon this
question, and some there are who are
disposed to claim that this is
the only issue in this senatorial district.
And we confess that there seems to be
some disposition on the part Of one Of
our contemporaries to drag it in, or
hitch it on in some shape, For in
stance, the Star 6 Times which is the
organ Of the North Wisconsin, in sort
OF triumphant air, indirectly says as
much in its preface 70 a short extract
from the Eau Claire Herald. Here it
is:-"SoUND.-T Eau Claire Herald
is eminently sound in its belief that the
North Wisconsin Co. will secure the
land grant at the hands of the next
Legislature, and will 50 ahead and
Juild he road"
Now the Herald did not say one
word about the North Wisconsin. but
instead, the following:-"We go hat
blind that the G. & N. w. Railway
Company will secure that grant next
winter" The s. q T. also clearly in
Inmates that those who might be oppos-
ed to giving the grant to the North
WIS, are also opposed to building &c
road, than which more unjust insinu-
alton cannot be made.
Vie we're content to make the south
ern terminus Of that land grant road
the issue in this senatorial contest
leaving politics out of the question
But, if our neighbors insist on making
up new issue, all right, and the SOON
er it is made, the better for both par
ties. If they would make it the North
Wisconsin, out with it in plain English.
If they would couple with it the taxa
ton or exemption Of the West Wiscon-
sin lands, make it so, and delay not
We prefer to leave these questions out
Of the senatorial fight, but if they are
to be considered in it after election,
then let us know that fact in advance.
Yes, gentleman, if you design here
after to steal the opportunity to claim
that both or either of these questions
are now at issue, just say so plainly.
Stop not upon ceremony, but out
with your dict,m. Practice no act of
duplicity at this late day, but ''show
your hand" or drop your glove.
These we deem Legitimate" requests.
Why not?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17
s'sSec how we Apples
SWIM

In speaking of Judge Barron's re.
sponses, our neighbor Of the Star C
Times says, eve are authorized by him
to say that, if any other residents of
this Senate District desire knowledge
of his views on any legitimate question
at issue in this canvass, he is ready to
show his hand"
We believe Judge Barron to be too
shrewd man to put his political for
tunes in the keeping of the editor of
the Times. Hence we do not believe
that he has made himself his property,
or chosen him for his special protector;
and we would respectfully inform the
Judge, as well as his would-be guardi-
an, that any suspicion of improper in
timacy, or unusual confidence between
them, will tend to arouse suspicion on
the part of tue voters in this portion of
the district.
In the first place no man needs to be
defended until he has been attacked,
aud there never was a man running for
an important Office who suffered so lit
tie from his opponents as has Judge
Barron. In Heavens name, then, why
should the editor Of the Times volun-
tarily rush to his defence? This fact
alone would be enough to condemn
almost any man, under ordinary circum
stances. But when we remember tina
this coneeited fop has jumped on t.
ride just because he has no where els,
to flee, it may not be surprising that h,
swings his hat in triumph and exclaims
"See how re apples s1oim"
If Judge Barron falls behind hi
ticket at all, it will be in consequence
Of his being suspected of improper init
macy with the editor of the Star &c
Times. Now mark that
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17
TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. w. Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want a good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
BuRUYTE BRO'S.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17

Coon for the Republicans of Taze-
well County!-Last Friday, in Conven-
ton, they put IN nomination Miss Mary
A. Fuller as a candidate for the Office
Of School Superintendent. We admire
their judgment, their fairness and their
discretion. Now that the law permits
the Office to be filled by females, when
competent, let us elevate the blessed
creatures TO a position where they may
cap honors and glory and pecuniary
emoluments co.equal with the rest Of
US, and if they are not fitted for the
responsible position the public will soon
learn the fact. Hurrah we say for tho
women candidates; hurrah for tho
Republican party that is making them
such, and hurrah for the State of Hi.
nois that introduces a system of right.
oous equality between the sexes.
GaiesJary, NJ, Rcppt ,cm
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17
a Few Thoughts About
the Common Fate of

Men.
There is an old story in an old book
that a certain well-to-do man found his
income so secure, his houses so comfort
able, his barns so we'll filled, that he
began to look upon the whole affair,
both master and possessions, as the one
thing meant to be permanent in this
shifting world. "Soul," he said, in a
jovial manner, one night, to the some
thing out Of the sight Of his healthy
body, costly clothes, stately dwelling and
estate. "Soul let us eat, drink and be
merry" This live creature at least he
was sure of. Body and land and
houses, being dead matter, might wear
out, but that which had earned and
ruled them all would stay. When dawn
came, the old record goes on to state,
the morning san found fields and focks
unaltered. There, too, were the COM
Portable houses and the rich clothes un-
changed. Even the body, which serv-
ed its master so long, was there ready
to do its bidding. But the soul had
gone and never sent message back to
say whittier. "For six thousand years."
says Schiller, "the dead have been
going from US, and not one hath re-
turned to bring us tldings. = Tribune.
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THE RIVER falls JOURNAL.

FIRST EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
TEsxs $40 PEI YEAR
SECOND EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
TERMS si.25 PEI YEAR
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS, So. CASH IN ADVANCE.
Weekly Edition, published erery Friday, 81.
A. MORSE s. SON. ProprIetors.
3eB pRISTING
OF every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices
OFFICE on Main Street.
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anticipating done with neat
ness and dispatch.
1G-4o
NOTICE

NOlibE
Is hereby given that the undersigned, own
crs Of lots in Milers addition 10 kinnic-
knnick, (now River Falls, ms surveyed
and plated by Chas. Y. Dennison, VIM. D.
Munson. James L. Brooks and A. W. Mil
Ter and recorded in the office Of Register
Of Deeds Of Pierce county, Wisconsin, will
apply to the Circuit Court, Of Pierce coun-
~, Wisconsin. at the Nov. Term, 1873, to
be holden at Ellsworth, in said county, on
the first Monday of Nov, 1873, on the first
day Of the term or as soon thereafter as
counsel can he heard, for the vacation OF
the whole Of said plat
Dated, River Falls, Wis, Sept. r. 1873
ABnlE S, CAIRSEs,
o. $. POWELL,
y. WALES,
S l.. Cos.
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J. s. Roumce,

AZ biz mill on the Trimbelle River, Is
prepared TO shell cern, grind the same IN
to meal for family use, or for feed. Also,
manufactures Graham Meal from wheat +,
SC. &c vl7nlS
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For SHE.

The subscriber offers for sale
twenty acres of timbered land, four
miles from River Falls, described
as N. } OFFS. Z. ! Of S. WI Section
20, Town 81, Range IS. II will be
sold very cheap. Inquire Of
a. J. WEST,
Clifton Milla- Oct. !, 1873,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-17

Custom Work Made TO
Order.
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Rcpubican TicIxct.

Republican Ticket.
For Governor,
G. G. WASHBURN.
For Lieut. Governor,
r. II. BAKER.
For Secretary of State,
II. w. YOUNG.
For State Treasurer,
OLE g. JOHNSON
For Attorney General,
l.. I. FRISBY.
For superintendent of Public Schools,
ROBERT GRAHAM.
For Commissioner of immigration,
G. p. LINDMAN'
For State Senator,
II. d. BARRON.
Tor Member Of Assembly,
j. III. PERSONS.
For County Superintendent,
NJ. Il. CADY.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-02-26
AUDITORS REPORT FOR 1879.

- $3ns $sn IS
SETIEY County for the ending
10 Nt" Tax for the year 1872 $3.50 $40
GlaSners
$50 so
the eyearen 9January lst Is7l '""''
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DIR. II. ID. COLLINS
To orders drawn
4" balance
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HEALTH! BEAUTYII

bTtoNN1, AND PURE RICH BLoop-lNCREAsE
on FLESH AND MEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
DRAUTlFuL COMFLEXlON SEC URED TO ALL
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IrloNALsFCorp-cLAsS TRAISs-soUTh.
No. lo. Titusvillo 2,l0 p. m; Miller $50;
Pioneer $40; Pet Centre s.3S; Columbia
4,l5; Tarr Farm 4,2S; Kynd Farm 4.s7,
Housewife 4,55; oil city $50.
No. Cory o,l5 n. m; Titusville s,15;
Miller FarIo 9,2j; Pet Centre 9, ,4s; Colum.
ba ,lS; Tarr Farm l0,ls; Rynd Farm
1927; Rouseville 10 ,35 Oil City IL 90.
No. Is. Pet Centre .2S D. M; Columbia
l,5O; Tarr Farm EOS; Rynd Farm 2,lo;
Housewife $50; Oil City 800
No. = Oil City $50 a. m; Oleopolla
- Iionesta s,54; Trunkeyville iO,l5;
Tidioute I'LL.
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ADDITIONAL sECoND-CLAss TRAINs-NoRrH
No. Is Oil City 655 a. M; Housewife
I:2O Tarr Farm 7.46; Columbia 7.5E; Pet
centre $40; Pioneer $40; Miller o.25;
Titusville 0.55 '
No. Titusville 900 n. m; CORY IL ,25..
NO. II Oil City ll.20 a. M; Rouseyille.
ll.45; Rynd Farm LOB; Tarr Farm l2os.
Columbia y, l0i Pet Centre IL. 20; Miller
Ia; Titusville 200; Cory Az n. m.
NO. q Tidioute l2.45 p. m; Trunkay.
City $50. '-'' Oii
~ Stop for meals.
Trains 3, 6, 2l and 22ruu daily; all othor
trains daily except Sundays.
rit,,.i,; n, b;TIrain No. 10 is an Express from
SILN EH PALACE SLEEPING CAR TRAINa.
NO. Direct from PHILADELPHIA without
change. '" "i'i0u'
mo NO: Direct to Philadelphia withsas
change. "in"u'
change. SH ""houl
q; j. HEPBURN JNO. PITCAIRN
l1oi''i'ehueht' G0n'l Manager
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JOB WORK neatly ex ecuted at this Office
y ut reasonable races.
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WOMA

BY an immense practice, extending through Js,,oL
o. many years, havin, within that time treated over
Aine thousand cases Of those diseases peculia. TO
woman, have been enabled to perfect a most potent
and agreeable medicine that meets the indications
tAnty and exactneSx
10 Designate this natural specific compound, h.v.
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By county orders redeemed $iS,923 Is
coupons - 1890 ~
- road and school orders, 1S6G-67 2G5 81
L seated lands returned 1872 g5l 10
=" eXonerations orders $50 u
" rcfunding orders SOC l6
9 percentage allowed collectors I59 IS
ON taxes paid pre-
vious to August lst GO A
i overpaid State acct 2Ol 26
i taxes land sold TO coCnty 7l7 54
. lands sold to county 1878 lG
u percentage on ,756 50, at O
per cent. LASS SO
percentage on 50, 162 80, re-
dcmption, at per cent. l29 20
- percentage on 1857 95, redem-
ton, at per cent. 25 73
= percentage on 81, ,799 6S, road
orders, mt per cent Si7 gS
: percentage on Sc, ,O20 2l, school
orders, at per cent. S6l p
- percentage on $5,973 65, Rig
Level orders at 3 per cent. l79 20
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FOREST COUNTY, IS.
Pursuant to law, We the UNDERSIGNED
the foregoing exhibit of the receipts and
ending Jan. lst, 1873. In testimony
this 18th day of january, A. d. 1873.
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NOTICE.

Dk, J N. BOLARD, OF Tidioute. b.,
- - reseTnsd to his practice amer an al
tails of New York, where he Will tpi atts,pl5
calls in his profession. ~'''''''-
once in Eureka Drug Store. sd doo.
move tho bank, Tidioats, Pa. sSS
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BEST THING IN THE WEST.
AtchisOn, Topeka & Santa Fe. R. R.
L A N d 8!
THREE MILLION ACRES
Seated in and near the Arkansas
Valley, the Finest Portion
of Kansas

Eleven years Credit. Seven per Cont.
Interest. 2l l-2 per cent. reduction
to settlers who improve,