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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-21
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-21

MARRIED..

BOURNE-N0ORE On the 10 INST. NJ
the residence Of the bride. by the Rev J
Siothard, DIX. x. BouRSE. Of Bristol.
Kenssha Co, Wis TO Mrs. L. A MOORE.
OF River Falls. Wiz
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0eHftHteU. p"
:. amin receipt Of your cal
signed rs. above, to become candidate for
!. the ofice Of County judge. You will allow
me hers publicly to acknowledge my graf
'itude for this expression Of yonfcon6dence
10 conpscsion with the trust of 40 minor
importance. and assuring you that oil III
my power 10 the fu ure shall be done 10
prevent you. Individually and collectively.
from believing that that confidence wa.
misplaced: I accept the position of casif
date for ths office named and submit The
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OF ELECTORS for The coun y y, Believing rha
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A Petition.
To p. d. PIERCE:

The undersigned res
ident electors Of the county of Pierce. re-
quest that in consideration of An election
of County Judge on the LIST day of April,
1873. You allow ysur name to be used as
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BY George Pratt.

Snop opposite Saaa lers Il Green's Store,
ON Main Slieet, River Falls, WIS
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
Milk Cooling.

The following mode of cool
ing milk is now practiced by the
Chicago milk dealers, they hav
ing discarded the use of ice:
A can is filled with milk, and
is placed with the cover off) in
a stream Of spring water, till
the temperature of the milk Is
very nearly the same as that Of
the water; the milk is not STIR
ed while the cooling process is
going on. Most farmers have a
cooling vat of a capacity four
times as large as the milk YES
sells that are placed in it. The
cans are placed on Stats near
the bottom, and an arrangement
is made whereby the cooler wa
ter from the spring flows in at
the bottom, while the water that
is warmed by the milk, flows
off at the top. The water should
stand an inch over the body of
the can. With good convenien-
ces, milk,in ordinary sized cans,
may be cooled in about thirty
minutes. Where farmers have
no springs, they rely upon wa
ter pumped from wells. When
the milk has been cooled in
this manner, the covers are put
in place and the cans are COW
cred with blankets, if they are
exposed to the sun. Nearly all
the dairymen now unite in the
opinion that milk is injured for
any purpose by being cooled too
suddenly, as by the use of ice
or the employment of patent
coolers. They also agree that
warm milk should not be mixed
with that which is cold, as it is
frequently done by pouring
milk into a can that already
contains milk cooled by the use
of ice.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
ANARCHISM.

The Republican Government
which permits one portion Of
its citizens to be massacred by
predatory sayages, while its
army is used to intimidate
voters and influence municipal
elections, is no longer a Re-
publican Government, but is
simply anarchy, with its worst
features intensified by organi-
zation-tyranny, with its few
redeeming traits eliminated.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

Is U..CIU"",u .. a"J hDOMn rulnguy, IL twlll
ciddiGdt1, cAtifpate and thoroughly destroy
all poisonous substances In the BLOOD and
VIII ene,tudlly dispel all piedlspOsitlon to
bilious de angcnent.
IL there want Of action IN your Liver
or spleen nluss relieved the blood be
comes impure by delCteiiOus scorctl0ns, pio.
ducng sciOhilOus or skin diseases, Blotthes,
FclJiis, PuStules, Lamkei, PIN ,,lcs. &c.
Have you II dyHpeptic stomach? I'm
less digestion Is promptly alued the system
is dcbllitated with poverty Of the Blood,
DrUpslcdl tendency, general weakness ana
inerti.
Have you weakness Of the Intestines? ?
You u. 4 IN danger OF Chronic Dllrillmd 0r In
lammit0n Ot the Bowels.
Have You weakness of the Uterine or
Urinary Organs? You are exposed 10 SUI
fering In It's most igi awaited lo.m.
Ave you detected, ia 0wsy, dull, sluggish,
or depressed III spits, with heduachc, back
ache, cottcl tongue aud bad tasting mouth
For Il certain cmcdy lOr all Of these diseases,
weaknesses and troubles; for ,leansing and
purifying the yitlitcd blood and impal ting
yIgor to'all the vital forces; for building UP
and rcsto ing the Weakened constitution, USE
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
THE FAR WEST.

Stock has wintered we'll in
Kansas.
ingalls, will be banqueted in
Leavenworth, March rs.
st. Paul hopes to navigate
the river by March rs,
Iowa has S,235 school l-houses,
vlaued at $7,460;381.
1t is reported that an oil well
has been discovered in Alma,
Kansas.
The bone trade at Ellsworth
threatens to depopulate the
cemetery.
From Wyandotte, Kansas,
the people are still going West
to colonize Colorado.
Near Wilson, Kansas, is said
to be bed of cement equal to
the Louisville article.
Wheat is coming to the
Warehouses at Red Wing, MINI,
at the rate Of 200 to 500 loads
a day.
The Kansas Pacific Railway,
puring the last year, shipped s,
l67 cars Of cattle, 1865, $40 head.
The pecan tree will grow
well in California, and the nuts
are a valuable article OF COM
merce.
There is an alarming fatality
among the children in the Sen
Pete country, Utah, from Spot
ted fever.
They have good reason to
know what is meant by rilroad
monopoly in Jefferson County,
Kansas. The freight tariff on
cordwood is SIG a car from
Perry to Topeka, a distance 70
fifteen miles.
Colorado again sensible. She
will send her silver ore to H.
inois for reduction instead of
transporting coal in the oppo-
site direction.
Records kept at Muscatine,
Iowa, show that during the
past thirty-eight years the av-
erage length of time for which
the Mississippi at that point
has been closed by ice is sixty
seven days. 1t has already
been closed since the 9th 70
December this year, makign
ninety days.
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~ p' bt IL IL N II
Hartford, Conn, or Chi, ago,
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
GREAT INDUSTRIES

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There are now between 1900
and 400 Menomonee Indians
on the reservation in Shawano
County, Wis.
Ofthe $4,000, 1000 invested
in the coal business in the
United States Pennsylvania
share is S67,0O0,0O0.
New Orleans Coroners make
$4,000 a year, and are being
"set on" by the authorities for
fraudulent returns.
Manchester, Del, still keeps
up the habit of tollinsy a bell at
nine o'clock P. M. as WARNING
for the people to go to bed.
The railroad contemplated be-
tween Ottawa and Emporia,
Kansas, is now a fixed fat,
and work will be commenced on
it within the next sixty days.
Among the farm products
Nebraska is collecting for vi
emma are samples of oats yield
ing 02 bushels per acre, Barley
IS, winter wheat 40, dan
spring wheat from 33 to 50
bushels.
Whitman county, Mashing-
ton Territory, lying between
the Snake and Columbia Riv-
ers, is being rapidly settled.
1t already contains between 2,
900 and 5000 inhabitants.
On the topic Ofcapital remov-
al, the Omaha (Neb.) Herald
says: Sentiment among the
people upon the subject is well
nigh unanimous for the remov-
al"
Kansas is talking manufac-
tories, since the Legislator
passed bill permitting them
to be exempted from taxation
for fifteen years by a vote ofthe
cities where they are locetad.
LAST week three daughters
of JAMES BISHOP, near Charles
ton, Trigg county, KY, went
to field where their prother
was burning brush, During
the brothers absence the dress
of one OF the girls caught fire
and before the brother was
alarmed by her shrieks or his
sisters could be attracted to the
spot her clothing had all burned
off except a small strip around
her neck. and the girl was hor-
ribly crisped from head to foot.
She died before a physician
could be brought to her.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

-BANGon, Me-, has just dis
covered that she entertained a
sort ofangel unawares last sum
mer in the person of Mrs.
Bishop, the very same whom
The Sandwich Islanders talk
Of making their queen. The
local merchants are already
pluming themselves that they
can checkmate all others in,the
pine trade with Hawaii, when
this Bishop becomes a Queen
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
Don't

BE deceived but for coughs, colds, sore
thro 1t, hOaiseness, aud bronchial difficulties,
use only
WELLS CARB0LIC TABLETS.
Worthless limitations are on the market, but
the only scientific preparation Of Carb0lic
Acid for Lung diseases is when chemically
combined with other well known remedies, as
In these TABLETS, and all parties are eau
toned against using any other
In all cases Of Irritation of the mucuous
mcmb anc these Tablets should bc freely used
tonlshlng
BE wancd, never neglect u cold 1t Is easily
cured In ts lncipient srate; when II becomes
chronic the cure II exceedingly difficult. Use
Wells Carb0lc Tablets rs u specific.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, is Platt st.. N. v,
Sole asont fo' the United States. Send for
Circular. nay" Price Roc. box. 7--4w
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.JURU BEBA,

which is pronounced by the lending medical
authorities Of London and Paiis, ''tho most
powerful tonic and Alternative known TO the
medical wO. ID" This Is no new and untried
discovery, but has long been used blythe lead
ing physicians of other countries with Won
dcrful remedial results,
Don't weaken and impair the digestive
only temporary relief Indigestion, natu-
Iency, and dyspepsia with piles and kindi cd
diseases arc SIRE 10 follow their use.
Keep the blood pure and health Is ass,tped,
JOHN q. KELLOGG, IS Plntt St., Now York
Sole agent for the United States. 4w
Price 81 per bottle. Send for Circular
january ", ls1a--w4-w&el
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

MUELLER, the presentR Radical
LIEUTENANT Governor Of Ohio,
who disgraced his position SO
memorably by his violation OF
parliamentary law, in refusing
to allow members Of the Leg
isiature to change their votes
from Hon. Geogge w. Morgan
3 and from Hon. John Sherman
TO J, ID Cox for U. S.'Senator
from Ohio, declines, t0 .be q
: capdidate for re.clection1. This
shows t|gtthes bss spwe sense
ofshame for his scandal per-
formances as President Of the
Ohio Senate.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
HOW THEY PROPOSE TO SAVE

BUTLER wants to take two
millions Of dollars from the
peoples treasury to pay an in
crease Of salary to Congress
men. He argues that the re-
peal Of the franking privilege
will save more than that.
The Radical idea therefore
seems to be that if Congress in
any way saves anything, the
savings must go into the pock-
cts of the members.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12

TWENTY Ultromontanists of
both sexes will undertake a
pilgrimage to Jerusalem from
Munich under the guidance Of
IA priest.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
Delegates to the Constitutional
Convention.

BY reference to the proceed
ings ftHo County Convention
in another partjof to-day's pa
per, it will be seen that U. s.
CLAYPooLE was placed in nom.
ination as Delegate to repre-
sent Vinton county in the
State Constitutional Conven-
ton, He was chosen from the
three substantial persons who
were presented to the Conven-
ton. Mr.. CLAYrooLEis just such
a man as Vinton county will
want in the Constitutional
Convention, as he is a man Of
solid sense-a man with no
Credit Mobilier stock in view.
No more important and on
erous public trust can be as
signed to a citizen than that Of
making, revising, altering; OIL
amending the fundamental law
for millions. of his fellow citi-
zens-2 law whidh is to be the
ruling guide of the Legislature
and the Courts of the State, as
we'll as ofits inhabitants, in all
matters TINT shall arise before
them, until it may be changed
or abrogated by a power equal
or superior to that by which it
is ordained or established.
Among The grave questions to
discuss and de tide are: the di-
viding Of the elections of State
Senators and Representatives
into classes, one halt or one
third to be elected annually,
and thus prevent the backing
Of a Legislature for the elec-
ton Of United States Senators;
the deyising Of means to lessen
the burdens Of taxation; the
change Of the iudiscial system
of the State; and the forma-
ton of a Constitution that can
not be violated by every Legis-
lature that assemblies,
To these very important
questions we desire to direct
the attention Of the people Of
this little county. Other mat
ters we shall speak of before
the election on Monday, April
7th.
AS Mr.. CLAYPooLE is a man
who will do himself credit and
faect credit upon the county,
and earnestly look after the
rights OF the whole people, let
us give him a GOOD majority,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
NO AGENT

In yonr ncighorhool, WE WANT ONE.
EMDl VMENT. We want good actlyo
EN- IVl Agents either 10 al or can
vassing-- as we almost give away q ,alunl lc
outfit, and furnish the best paying agency In
America. Give exclusive ritoyr and, the
best tools to work with. our Agents having
immense success, and making nom w ~ iiB
per day; one ugcnt took 40 NnDscrlpi ons IN
ono day; others feport from 10 10 % per day.
Speciinen copies o. paper. full particulars,
terms, etc, sent free TO any address.
Write at once, TO OUR FiBEsiDE FRII ND,
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A GENTS WANTED
FUNNY SIDE OF PHYSIC,

SUU Pages, 25O Engravings,
A startling expose Of Medi, al ~liumbugs OF
the past and present 1t vcntatus QtG, ks,
lmpOstOrs, Travelling Doctors, latent Mcdi-
cine Nenders, Noted Female Cheat, Fortune
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liberal commissions. For circulars and terms
address the publishers
}. B. BURR & HYDE,
Hartford, Conn, or Chi, ago, Illinois.
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Clte.' y

Printed in OIL CoLoRs, 10 times from 10 stones
size 1880 inches. lhe subject Is life size.
Exquisite and pleasing. II cannot hp told
from the original painting, and Is really worth
$40. IL Itexreeds in bcaut sile tru value any
one hundred dollar picture pan give more
pleasure or be II greater ornament In any
household. 1t can he hal llee, anu We ont
ask subscribers to wait months for u, hut viii
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PR0SPEOTUSES.
THE ILLUSTRATED
CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL,
VOLUME FIFTY TX, 1878.


THE SCIENCE or MISD Is the central point
around whi,h IcyUlve the whole ulcle OF
sciences. 1t is the key TO universal knOwl-
edge, and SELF kNOwLEDGE is the key To the
| S,ien,c of Mind.
PHRENOLOGY is The demonshable basis OF
Meutai lulOSOphN. Ii shows how the diver
sites of human cha, n, ter and ,apacity are
elatcd to the laws Of the Universe; harmon
lies the human being with the Divine, "and
justillcs The wa! : ul cod to man."
"Ivov, TuysrIr"- since tbe ;rerion sogr
ins,rihed Ibrs,, ,iumn,tol woGis on the 'remIf1r
of linI III thr ,vnIid Los stru~gIeJ os nvr,.
hnrnrr tn,ro",is n snIntinn nf tGS 9nynbiems Nr
h,,n,.n nNi" i"trnr"
Tur1opprt,Ttovs op Eopcrs no,, nm os.
toIli.hod ,n,I hns f,,,ith,.I mn ,,,rn,'t,'r ho-
s"s in, Mi ,h ~, 'ol e,nn,"s md hrnG1''h
nn II oT ,l," f'n,nonInns nnwe,s nt ratui7S"'
We1t tjnIt Eil"trjcjt, W,o,,ejjs,, And A.
t,Ucti0a, wlthin The DOMAIN Oi law and order.
Tup ov,cty as p,crs etill ao ,,ostly dis
uainI a., i,inoIn,rts H. ii,i,,im,, ii"bt ont
om} nr ,bo choInv9s "f liza nnsSG a,d onr"t
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WE HAVE IN PRESS
n II Nv RANK

BY q well-known and popular author ON an
entirely new subject. The book viii be plo-
will sell readily 70 all clns,ua Agents wish
ing to secure territory should apply at0ncc.
j. D. BURR I .HYnE,
Hartford, Conn.,, OF Chicago, Illinois.
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THE GUIDE is now published Quarterly.
25 c'nts pays for the year, four numbers,
which is not half the cost. Those who after
wards send money to the amount of One Dol
lar or more for seeds, may also orders 25 cents
worth cXtra-the price paid for the Guide.
The January Number IS beautiful, giving
plans for making Rural Homes, Designs fOl
Dining Table Decorations, Window Gardens,
valuable % the lover OF flowers. One hundred
and fifty pages, on fine tnteil paper; some Ave
bundled engayings, and n superb C0lOied
Plate and Chrome Cover The first edition Of
Two Hundred Thousand just printed IN En-
s lish and German. and ready to send out.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, MY.
lNov..f-3n- -w&el
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y copies OF the STOCK AND FARM
% JOURNAL 100 pages, and 3 packages of
new Farm seeds free, by enclosing2 stamps.
Pa 7-4w
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'-s1r wou3yi be cT much interest
to the people if The Ohio Leg
islature- would adjourn.
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A gentsI A Rare OhanoeI

Wewill pay all agents $40 per week, in cash,
who will engage with us atOnce. Everything
furnished. and expenses paid, Address, A..
COULTER, y CO.. Charlotte, Mich. [T-4w
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lVANTED-Ir you wish to buy Sewing
W Machine for family use, or act as agent,
address w ASKING ron SEWING MACHINE
CO., Boston, Mass. 7--4w
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On motion, j. w. Bowen and w.
W.. Belford were appointed to fill
the vacancies occasioned by the re-
signation of Mr.. McGillivray and
the absence of-Mr. Mayo.
On motion, the Convention ad-
journed. b1
.t.ea HARRISON LYLE, Ch'm'n.
I. j. W.. BowEN, Sec'y.
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