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Duryels' as ,tin Gloss Starch" il the
whi.est and purest. consequently The strong
est Starch iu the world. IL givGs = clear,
white and glossy finish. BE sure you get it.
Duryea's on every package.
Mr.. DURYEA-Dear Sir: We have ihcr-
oughiy testes.ed your Satin Gloss Starch in
our laundry for over a year, and find it 10
he the best We have ever u.cd. Ii gives the
finest finish. is entirely white and always
uniform; also contains more strength than
any other sarch.
DETROIT STEAM LAUNDRY,
December 8, 1872. lU7 Bates Street.
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NOTICE 10 THE AFFLICTED : UNFORTUNATE

Before applying to tho notoroul qua,k1 who al
veTtiss in public papers, or u-iE. NJ gu1ck rcnl-
dies peruse DR.. Butts work NJ matter what your
disease il, or how depiJrab!1 y9Js condition.
DR.. Butts occupies d1gh.c house Of tweatT-sev-
en- rooms; is Endorsed ~ SOM" Of the most cceor3-
ted medical prll.ss0ri % this country and Europe
and can be consulted perE1 nal = OF by mail, on th1
diseases mentioned ia his -gI s. Once aEt par
iors, No. Il y. Eighth -,-s.t, between Market AMI
Chestnut, Ct. LOUIS, H1. ianZi-dG"
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HENDERSON BUcHu. The great diuretic
m unfaiiing remedy for all diseases of the
xidneys and bladder, ALEC ior dyspepsia or
indigestion. 1atu,ency, o. wind in the
stomach. The most distressing caaes Of fe-
male weakness and uterine Complaints are
permanently cured by Henaerson's Buchu.
Il is unesual!ei ,y any kaown remedy for
the cure of drorsy, gravel, and all equity
and rheumatic affections. II Is specific.
remedy for exreli;ng all pin and tape
worms. # il precribe,i by eminent physi-
clans In chronic affections Of the live:. For
sale by all druggists. see advertisement in
this issue.
uct2G-,lsv:f
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August FlOWer.

The moet miserable beings in the world
ere those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liv.
cent Of the people in the United States are
afflicted win these two diseases and their
eject; such as sour stomach, sick headache,
habiiuil oosiiseness. impure blood, heart.
barn. vater-brash. gnasiuG and burning
= the pis Of ths s.onafh, yellow ekin, coat.
"a toaeus asd diagFseahs tasis in u
Ao.sh, coming up q the food after ealing,
LOW spirits &c. Go 70 lie Drag Store q Roia.
HsEhan, and e. Is cent botile. o. sam.
% hoetle for 10 ceats. Try Il.
q. e. 0Axz, Sole 4n1flcanz,
Wooosuzx, n. ].
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To CSn.umers Of Glue.

The Champion Glue Co. OF Chicago, H.,
are turning ont a aew article Of glue, which
is ckesrer ard better than any ever before
3 in she market Read thei. lad"
DIV
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M.xuooDt HoHASEooDi MARRIAGE!
eco pagcs. IIl2cciEaen;s 10 Marriage. ;Ac
cause and cure. Sent SeGlei. postpaid tor
20 cents. by DIR. C. WHITTIER, oI7 -
Charles Street. 81. Louis, No. the great
specialist. Read his works. Pamphlet Tree
Cal or write. Ills opinion costs nothing
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THE Granger Northwestern Supply Con-
pany. NJ. . ) ate street, Chicago, is another
',od house n,pnsd 10 DO business with farm
era. The gen,lemen interested come to US
with the highest references, and are worthy
of confidence. june1l-w227
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Taeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL. 1874.

For reliable medical treatment and a
srsedy c,,re, 60 to the Central Medical In
,titu,e. 765, Chesnut street, 81. Louis, No.
iy26-6&w
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New Church MusiC Book

EOh S.t-Ls.o-
TIL EDADIR
By Ii. Z. PALrzz, assisted b. L. o. EMERSON.
Just issued sni ready foc sl.C.-Its success al
ready assured. II price IS q return 70 ante-war
Church BOOK rate, AMI IL CO., s1f3 new, flesh
and cannot fail Ct w.uGi-s l-rrty enforcement
from choir rlasters-tls mus.eIl profession and
the Inusiell p-b.ic. Specimen PAGES FREE On ap-
plicstion.
Prize, :i.;s. sf2.oO per dozen.
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Marriage
e7lido.

mysteries and revelations oil the sexual system,
with the wisest discoveries in producing and pre-
venting offspring, how 10 preserve he complexion.
dc.
This IS an Interesting work OF two hundred and
sixty pages, with numerous enTrarinE5, and con-
talns valuable Information Tor those Who are mar
Ied, or contemplate marriage. stiil II IS BOOK
that ought 10 be =ept under lock and key, and not
laid caTelessly about tie house.
1t contains the experience aad advice Of physi
ef:n whose reputation Is Worldwide, and should Do
in the private drawer Of every male and female
throughout the entire globe. II embraces every
thing the subject of the rcHcrliige system tnIt
is worth knowing, and much ~ % not published
in any other work.
Sent 70 any orc Urea o postzgai Or Fifty CCnts.
Address Dr. Butia' D.s!eal--.l 80. IL >. sth
street, Ct. Louis, 10.
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New York. Chicago and 1T. Louis exchange is
buying at par and selling at Il to Il premium.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
The price Of -four and wheat has fallen very ma.
terialiy, as our quotations will show.
The best grade Of fall whea. i'm this Market
which Is quoted as No., was selling yesterday At
81 90
wHEAr-Fall, No. 2, 81 co; No 8, sec; No
soc; spring 659.5c.
CaRS-In ear, zoe per bushel; she!lcd, &C., and
In good demand.
OArs-Aie 40dl5c per bushel.
BARLKY-S1 % IeIbushe..
RYE-656SO.6e.
FLOUR-Best Rsd r. SIS Is; XXX, g. IS; xxx,
2 so; Star, g 50; Xxx, 80; bucKwheat Hour. 81 SO:
rye -four 81 IS; Graham, 8 %; corn meal, 81 30
per 100 lbs. shipstud, 81 90; bran, IS cts.
Consi ierible wheat is coming into market.
rrrY prrAII
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On EaRRIaGE

Hsopy Relief f0r Yong Men TIN the slss5s o
Errors and Abuses In early l-ic. Manhood re-
stored. InpeiiEeats TO Marriage removed. Neg
u,e:aci CT trczsIneat. New ard remarkable renee
dies. Books aad Circul@Is sea. irs5, In sealed en-
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. SO nth y NTH ST. IhIsds.I kis, 70
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CaStOria Is more than substitute for Cas-
tor oil. II is the only safe article in existence
which is sure to regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. 1t is pleasant to
take. Children need not cry 3nd mothers may
sleep. apr2.w
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4" Not Very WELL =

A feeling of vague bodily discomfort, which
docs not amount to positive illness, and yet is in
compatible with health, is often APPLY described
by the phrase, ~'Not very well-' This feeling
usually arises from q deficiency Of the nervous
power which is required to keep the vital machin-
cry in heaithful and vigorous operation. Ner-
vous weakness hiss too frequently turned out 10 be
the psslude of some serious ma'ady TO admit Of
any doubt in the matter. Inactivity OF The bodily
functions as surely beeeis their dcragemsnt a.
cause presedes eject.
1t is therefore absolutely essential for the rTeser
vatien Of heath, perhaps Of life itself, that thi,
warning should be needed. The case does net nd.
nit Of delay. Reyiia ize the 81 stem and efectual
IL with Hos.etiesr's Bitters-that peerless invis
oant which. by infasing new health AID strengti
into The system, projects it against disease NOR
rurely than was ever knigh: Of cd protected b!
armo, OF proof against the foe. ecd&w
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and pulmonary complaints, It = found 10
give immediat, relief followed by perman-
en-. cure. See Extract Book, i.ee. cav.
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Mend ycur b.ot.n cha les with Spald-
ing's Glue. ecd&w
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Ague CouQuer0r-NoQ alnine, Arse
n1c or ROfAOna.

This is strong language, as physicians
and chimists have for years tried to COM
pound preparation that would entirely
cure Fever and Ague without the use of
strong medicines such as Quinine, Arse-
mic and other poisons injurious to the
system. There 10 NO case of fever and
ague, intermittant OF bilious fevers, con-
gessive chills. night sUeate, liver COM
plaint ETC., that Thu remedy will not
cure ct once and permanently. 1t puri-
ies the blood, liver, spleen, and all Sc
cretory organs 30 affectuAlly that the
chills will not return during the season,
even when persons have had them for
years. Sold by Robert Parham.
eod&W
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SPEEDILY CURED

III. FORMS OF Vcneral, Private and Chronic
n Diseases at the old Central Medical Insti-
tuie. 7O5 Chestnut Street, st. Louis, Mo. The
proprieiors are graduates Ct the Medical Colleges
Of ST. Louis and those OF Eastern cities, are lon.
extensive city practice will prove. Age, with ex-
perience, can be relied on.
no CHARGE UNITE. CURED.
Syphilis, Gonorrhea. elect. Structure, Orchitis,
Herni., all Urinary Diseases and Syphilitic OF
Mercurial affections of tho Throat, Skin or Zones,
are cured in the shortest possible time that VII,
insure permanent relief. Seminal Weakness ana
impotency, emissions, bloiches, debility, ner.
vousness, mitigation. dependency, loss ct sexu-
al power, and which unfts the victim for busi-
ness or marriage. are permanently cured. a
Medical pamphlet for two stamps Call or address
CENTRAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
eos Chestnut Street., st, Louis, No.
july2c-dSw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTAUR IMMINENT.

The great discovery Of the sge.
There is no pain which the Cen.
taur IinimeLt will not relieve. no
swelling " hich it viii not subdue,
and 20 lameness which 1t will not
cure. This is strong language,
but il is true. 1t is no humbug;
the receipt is printed around each
bottle. A circular containing
certificates Of wonderful cures OF
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Platte CITY, !
HEE-KEEPERs.
Kansas State Bee-Keepers' Association.

Kansas State Bee-Keepers ASSOCIATION.
The Society met at Leavenworth on
Thursday, September l0:!, the President in
the chair.
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ONE FIFTY CENT Bottle

will cure more Complaints and prevent the system
against sudden attacks Of Epidemics and COntaSe.
Qua Diseases the One Hundred Dollars expended
for other medicines or medical attendance.
The moment Railways Ready Relief is applied
xternslly or taken informally according to dircc-
ious-Pains! from whatever cause, ceases TO exist.
NORTHUMBERLAND, EarmenS, aud other
residing in spa sey-settied districts. where 1t Is
dificuie to secure the services Of phyician RAD.
WAYS READY RELIEF IL invaluable. IL can
he used with positive assurance OF doing good In au
cases where pain discomfort II experienced; orr
seized with Influenza, Dyphtherf,. Sore Throat,
BAD Coughs, Hoarseness. Bilious Collie, Innama'
ton Of the EOwles, Stomach, Lungs, Liver, Kid.
neys; or with Group, Ouinsy, Fever and Ague; CT
with Neuralgia, Headache, Tic Doloreuxs Tooth.
ache, Earache or with Lumbago, Pain inthe Back
or Rheumatism; or with DIarrhs;a, Cholera Morbus
or Dysentery; or with Burns, Scalds, or Bruises
or with Strains, Cramps, or Spasms.
The application Of the Ready Relief to the part
or parts where the pain difficulty exists, Will al
ford ease and comfort.
20 drops in . half tumbleY Of water viii, in lev
moments, cure Cramps, spasms, Sour Stomach
Heartburn, Sick Headache, DTaSThGa, DyssntaTy
Collie, Wind in the Bowels and all internal pains
Travellers should always carry bottle o; sad'
ways Relief with them. A few drops In water
viii prevent sickness pains from change o! va
ter.
1t Ia hottie, than Ere leh Brandy or git:ers rs q
jUmulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
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Dr.. Railways
Regulating Pills.

gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
Strengthen. Railways PILLS. for the cure
TALL disorden Of the stomach, liver, bowels, kid
news, bladder, nervous diseases. headache con-
iousness, bilious fever, inflammation Of the bowels
piles and all arrangements Of the internal viscers
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ed, h cans, soc.
HIDES AND FURs.
HIDxs-Green 6o97Oc; green salted, s@ec; dry
nint 1S<@l9c; dry salt, I4c.
BUFFALO HiDKs-Winter Bull, 81 50S2 IS; COW,
summer bull. q IS; COW. si 50; spike, 81 20;
BUFFALO RoBrs- soit-dres.ed and whole. no. I,
s s: mo. g. ~ ho no. 500 o.sss. NO.
Is 90; 2, g 90; q co. calf. l. 81 50:
no, 2, $50; no. 8, 81 %; soii and hard euli''
Soiled robes are worth so cents to s1o0 less than
new. Badly soiled summer robe are almost WORTH
Prices at all times subject to the eha,ses Of the
market.
rallow-S97c.
Reeswax-2O@2c.
Feathers-Iive geese, 50955c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CorrKE-RIo. Coffee 2292l; Java, $685..
RUINED WHITE eU0ARs-A, 1l1sc. yellow ss4
to SIC. extra c, M c. lie; XXX, i0lzc.
TEAs-Imperial, fair 70 choice, 5Oal 10; Young
Hyson. 5o0i %; Gunpowder, 6SSl %; Japan 6
0S5c; Oolong 40075.
/ DRIED APPLEs-Sx01Oc.
DRIED PgACHEs-I30lAc.
DnIED BLACKBRRkKs-lS9l..
CaErsE-lsH9ltc.
/ CURRANrs-SL@9c.
| PKUNxs-l5,Sl6c.
sArr-O. 3: 81 Is; saekanaw. s. 80.
sYRUF-NY y. 5o975c.
LUMBER.
| SrocKs-A, 10 and IL inches. e,sed, s5i O. |;
| c 1! inches, dressed one side, IS.
| suxvLIxe-Dressed tvo sies. so 50; Cd do.
| SIS 0c.
BARN BoARDs-Rough, So 50.
SHEKuNG-S20.
fI,elss.ls.q quality. sss g; do. 90
C.nIxs-clcar. y inch. 81 so; DO e inch,
Box BoARps-ls.-au,lity, SIS,
DEFY GOODS.
Accrrcctcd list Of those articles adapted 10 the
| season.
American ..-.1ieIs IDe1ter..........-....-....I.
Lewiston B-...-.........lS Uncasville A-l11z9l2H
/ Obs BIB. IColunbia-.....- .........18
Chevios styles Ike higher.
H1owz DnIIs,
ss.serell.-.- s;.I Hssa tsoa'.--I9
1Hse .xss-.-:......--io Ssiasssa Dacf...-so
Roll. Flat..-...-.............
High colors lie mp.
II HncEILAH1oUs.
Coftou varp- 1870. % - s3,S -eprd cotton "a
Cotton - 10 30Needles-........ l75 to 2OQ
Cstts. hssss. -- 3 = islri.: 60 70 g
Ts1ss-es;i esssaa..- 81 -'-' . -
Corssis, esanea.---.-....---ssee 0s % per dozen.
i -Quotatiens - Sollovs:
Aleohol...............t3 0ojSulphuS, Aour pr ID
Cn1pher Alua
S.c.;.. 10 ;ss1, So.is%is:si 8 8
; l11ies, best .--.-. l 5iCoPPef.s----.-.
J <00SoltlQuogice, ext.....- q
ua3aoe.--. -. 9oIN6apAine--. ...-.. ::
OIL sVeef 45IOn, ens1W..... 1890. I,
OIL olive. PoEs .-.-. GO O!!, 1s1nezs-.--.-
81 80 1s;s = slssIsi.: -. ) !;
on, 1s1an, PaEo-- SolSeeps cn1dle .----...-- \
IoGin-.--.. -..-..---- 4to0aa, aeh-.-..--. --. II
| ooaA, 6-caxbe1a1o te1uk, 4noeaboy..... G
IL EI1tA - l0a1fpsesU, pu1 3
opdA, ~, GlgliaA, . esa'l---. y
~ -. SIv0stin 1ed..-
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BOOK FOR TIKI sIELLI0s.

I 4 private COunae-
Tor 20 the Married or
ltLosc about to marry
Ion ti;s physiological
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aD,Observe the following symptoms resulting
from the digestive organs:
CenstiRas3on, Inward Pile, Faiineo Of the Blood
HssFshurn Disgust for Food, Fullness o. Weight in
he saooaeh, Sour eruptens sinkings o. 6utttering
in PiS e ~ Stomach, Swimming Of the Head,
dearE Choking or Sufbcating 6ensstioas When In
8 Iyinx pestuIs, DimneS Of Vision, Dots or Wehs
beSpre he Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head
Dc1cieocy IL Precipitation, Yeiiovneo 81 tie Skin
"a Eye. Pain in the Side, Chest, Limbs and
suddes 6ushes Of Heat, Burning In the acsh. 4
Iev does Of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-27

the day is gone, which should be de-
voted to labor, study, thought or refec.
ton. Let man with family do this
for two weeks, and at the end of the
second he will ask his more studious
neiyhbor to lend him five dollars to buy
provisions for his family for the coming
week. Mark it well, and we will risk
our fortune, be it what it may. on the
result of your observations.
The lesson we would imparf, there,
is simple one: Attend to business -
attend to labor do every thing in its
season, and neoer be behind your en-
gagemeuts. Business before pleas
ure," every time -leave nothing undone
for to morrow which can as well be
done to-day. Acquire habits Of indus
try, and you will seldom have OCCASION
to borrow five dollars of friend to
carry you over the Sabbath or over the
coming week. "Business before pleas,
ure" will secure success in life. Try it
for a week-for a month-for year,
and you will prosper.
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ORGANS & PIANOS

Prof: Pratt
Offers for sale q complete assortment of
Organs and Pianos, from the best manu-
factories in the country.
Those in need of frst-class instruments
can rely on
PERFECT SATYSFA CTION.
Prof. Pratt also gives lessons on the
above instruments, and in singing.
Store in JOURNAL BLOCK, near the Post
Office.
River Falls, Wis.,, April u, 1874. \
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Reversing the Engine.

Railroad accidents are DOT more fire.
quent in England than ia this country.
bit the trains usually run at mu h
hlgssr speed, and the weather is more
frequently dark and foggy, so that the
sense of danger is far greater there saan
here. An engine driver on an English
railway thus recounts his experience:
".Ingine-driving is trying work such
weat her as tc-night. sir" said Johnny,
wiping the Precipitation off his face
with his sleeve, ''when you cannot see
your signal light, or even your smoke
stack, and you have to run like mao on
bad track to make up times SO az net
to lose connection.
81 tell you. it makes a man hot ii
he's as cold as lump of ice. You
have to go it blind. You can't see if
the switches are right If trains you
are to pass have got into the side track,
you cant make out anything till you
are into it. 1t is trying work on the
mind sir, is driving an engine. Such
as Us get very little sleep The other
night IN, wife started up 10 bed and
screamed adnf she was being murder
ed
"sWhat are you doingf' she cried,
and bless your life. sir. there was L.
pulling her slender arm with all my
might, while my foot was steadied
against the bottom of the bed. was
irving to reverse the engine"
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Prescott.

p Ice is forming in the lakes quite
rapidly
Stone Gray g. Childs have nice lot
of Stoves and Hardware for sale cheap
M. It. Dill Is still in the market buy
ing all the heat he can at the high
est market price.
-Whn SAYS Prescott is not improve
ing? We have dancing school, brass
band aud theater.
Professor Patcben advertised FIRE
Lecture here on Philosophy aud Phre
noIogy. Failed for want of au audi
ence.
The I.ouisianians gave concert al
Stones Hall the other night, Quite
creditable affair, but owing to the shor
notice it was rather thlnly attended.
w H. Leavltt's Oldest child dice
of typhoid pneumonia gu the night o
the % inst. He was bright little fel
low of six years.. The efflicted parent
hsvs the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
|. -Mason's Thespians performed OF
I the 9Th TO full house. The piece
were '.Alice Gray" and "Good 70
/ Nothing The ecene IN the drama Q
the fall OF the burning house was yer,
effective and brought down the house
Little Carrie as Nan in Good for Moth
ing. was irresistible,
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A blooming country damsel, dressed
in the heigth Of fashion came tripping
along in company with her beau, and
while crossing a street, turned suddenly
around to look at passing object, just
as the tip of her dainty shoe rested Oh
the curbstone of the gutter. As she
threw the weight of her body on the
insufficient foothold her toe slipped, and
plump into the dirt went her little foot,
and splash over her stockings and gar
ments went the mud. Her gallant
speedily helped her onto the sidewalk,
where she presented a pitiable appear
auce and then endeavored TO free her
from her sudden acquisition of soil with
his handkerchief.
Its no use, Charlie" sobbed the
rural beauty; sit wont come clean, and
-and-my st:stockings are ruined"
Never mind the stockings" consol
ingIy responded her SWAMI can buy
you new pair"
"Buy me new pair; where would L
put them on?" said she.
away, we can go to hotel for
that NATTER" replied Charley.
"Never!" almost screamed the fright
ened girl; I'd sooner jump into the
river than go to hotel with man I'm
not married to-
Charlie seemed concleuce.stricken as
the enormity of his proposition flashed
upon his mind. The last seen of the
pair they were in quest OF pair of
hose aud proper place to put them
on
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Cuisines Before Pleasure

That is an old maxim, a, trite one
and good one. 1t is a saying familiar
to all. and yet not one-half-not one
man or woman in ten, either needs the
lesson it contains, or acts upon the sug'
gestion. Perhaps it is too simple
perhaps II is not philosophical, but more
likely it is not exactly "congenial.'
How many there are who fritter away
the precious hours OF morning, spend
ing precious time in idleaess eyea- til
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-27

general JACKSON, when President
said to one of his fercest newspaper OPP.
ponents, ''Seud me your newspaper. l
know that you are opposed to me, but
then [ should like to see your paper
every day General" SAID the editor ,
81 think I do right IN opposing you,
aud [ shall continue to do so with all
the ability of which [ am master. =
Here was man after Jackson's own
heart, AMI he replied with an oath,
'Sir, send me your paper, tor aside
from your abuse of me your paper is a
c5od one Besides, never saw a
newspaper in which | could not fad
something worth reading" just so.
No man can pick up any paper without
fading something of interest. You
may take the paper and tear 1T into
fragments, and in each fragment you,
will see something to amuse or instruct.
En-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-27
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS
JOHN SHEEAN,

Merchant Tailor, Prescott, Wis. Keep
Gents Furnishing Goods constantly on
hand. Hsn-All work warranted. H-3O