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Our London dispatches say the amount OF bull
non WITHDRAWN from the Bank Of England on
balance to-day was E166,O 0O-
Consols, 90 1916, for both money and the ac
count; U: s. bonds, 1855 old, 1867; 1875 1917;
Erie preferred, 81. |4'
Our Paris dispatches quote rentes at IS francs
"a confines, and exchange on London Is francs
2l1@ centimes.
egE.
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d. N. . u d, JK.-
General Passenger Agent.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Commencing MONDAY, MAY 81, 1874. Passenger
Trains will leave Baltimore daily except Sundays
FROM PREsIDENT-STREEF STATION.
6:55a m.-For philadelphia and Way Stations.
9:25 a. m.-For Philadelphia, Express.
200 p. M or Port Deposit and intermediate
2:4np m.-For PA ladelphia. Express.
500 p. m.-FOr Port Deposit and intermediate
Stations. - "
STARTING FROM CHARL ES-STREET STA
e:35a m.-Express for New York.
lO:35 a m.-For West Phil Adelphla and New York,
Limited Parlor Car Train.
1850 D. m-For " est Philadelphia and NewYork,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
6:25 .. m.-For Philadelphia. From President
i0:sO D. m.-For New York. From Charles-street
~'4A CONNIE TIONS.
6:55 a. m. Train connects at Perryville with train
for Philadelphia and Baltimore Central railroad.
and at WilnIuhtOn junction with trains for all
Stations on Delaware railroad.
/ 9:25 a. m. Train for Port Deposit:
2 D. m. Train with stages for Belatr and other
points also at Perryville with train for Philadel-
phia and Baltimore Central railroad.
2:4O D. m. Train at Wilmington for stations on
Delaware railroad between MImlngton ana har-
fin0ton WIN. CRAWFORD,
General Agent.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
District Bonds and Stocks.


u. 8. Gold. ................. ., IIs |
National Bank OF Republic g.. ,......I 80
National Metropolitan Bank ,.,,......I iii | tty
Sec ond National Bank...............,,.l on
Citizens Natlonal Bank ............... 100
Farmers and Mechanics National BIZ
NJ. 1eorgeeown.; 1900 '...s............-I 10
Metropontan Stock ..........I IsKl %
Metropoltan Bonds, 6-s, M.& - S.
Sanonai Theatre bonds, j. J.,7p. c. rs
Masonlc Ten: BIDS, Is d. Z. e., II. Il All 81
Washington City Gas Stock. .......I f2Il
Y. q y: Canal, preferred bonds 6's....I Ii3
Arnngton Elre insurance Co. Stock Ill
Nat. Met. Fire Insurance Co. Stock,I 10
Soreoran flre insurance Co. StOck....l IO7
n. Y. Alex. Wash. & Geo. s. Co! Sfockl 10 |
Market Stock Bds., rs, u. &J..YIsa,ss.. ~
Water Stock BIDS, rs, q. & J.,)II 81
Water stock bds., rs, q. j. ia3r 81
Congguar. 3-65's. large, (F. & A 1924 65all e.
Cong guar. 366' small, q & A, 1924 6ji3 g5as
EtSe-year Gers. BIO, IN q N. } 1S75..l I02 ~.
Ien,year Bds., SIS, q. j., 1873. ......I 81
E'dLn BIDS. Leg, SIS z, (M.& N. )1902.l 100
Ger STOCK, SIS, u. A. j.. o. 1873, at
c. q 0. G. SIX, ISL, SIS, j. j., al a; /"
General stock, SIS, (J.A.J.S o.Ji:si.. e
General stock. SIS, at pleasure. .....,,, 40
Bounty stock, SIS, at pleasure. 50
Market stock. SIS, at pleasure. .....,,J 80 |
Gers. Gen. Imp't, SIS, q. & j., )ls74... 8Al
IBID Of WI do. do. ls75....l ss9l
do. do. do. 1s76.... S8Sl
&c. 90. S DO. DO 40. 1 1M.... 81
- do. do. do. Series. So
Gers, Sewer, SIS. q. q ]. y Is74-'7..... so s.
" alter Gers. SIS. lS77. ..-'-.--.------ q
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

On and after WEDNESD AY, June 2, 1875, trains
Will leave Baltimore follows, Baltimore time:
LEAVE CALVERT STATION.
$50 8. m.-Datly (eNCeB sunday for Washington.
7:I5 3. m.-Daily, fo- Washington. Daily except
Sunday for POpe's creek Line and Annap-
zoos .. m.-Daily Except Sunday for Washing
Loo D. m.-Daily for Washington, for Norfolk,
via W sshington and n orfOIk steamers on Mon
day and Thursday.
4:l0 p. m.-Daily excerpt Sunday for Washington,
Pope's creek Line and Annapolis.
6:15p m.-Daily for Washington.
e:25 p. m.-Daily Except Sunday for Richmond
and South.
LEAVE CHARLES-STREET STATION.
1:1Oa. m.-Daily, South. via Richmond and Lynch
burg.
3:45 p. m.-Eor Washington daily, except Sunday.
9:55 p. m. Daily except -undayl for Washington.
s:35 a. m.-Daily except Sunday for Philadelphia
and New York.
IO:S5 a. m.-For Philadelphia and New York daily,
$50 p me9Dsiiy { kept Sunday for Philadelphia
and New York.
s:SOp, m.-For Philadelphia daily.
l0:5l o m.-FOr Philadelphia and New HoIk
LEAVFPFNNSYLVAS IA-AVEEUE STATION.
7;lO 7:3N IO:I5 a. and az 4:2O, 6:Sl, 935 and
1901 .. N. For Washington, 1:dO q. NJ III
and 6:3l p. daily. For Annapolis, 1880 a. m.
and 4:O5p IN.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE.
500 745, $780, 9:23 HES and LIS, 3: a., $50,
7:IO. 9CS, l9:I5 p. m 7:45 a. M, 4:50, 7:l0 and
9:Cs p. m, daily; 500 a. m, except Monday;
ALL TRAINS STOP AT Oh ARLES-SI Rect
STATION. GEORGE c. WILKINS,
Superintendent.
~ "; ,SL.i o. A1ap+
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RAILROADS.
nNE DOLLAR SAVED.

hAlLROADOs
ONE D0LLAR SAVED.
CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET oFFJoE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, TO or from al
Points, at reduction upon any 9Sss Or depot in
ss PEN APPa 70 avenue aetEapOta ao.e
Washington d. @. jAis-iy
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
rvo APRIL % ls7S,
wEsSs RkKiSD GK0ER REps U RSUnN
eIsndria q sio a. n and s snS p p mn % p.sa
beesoaIS,s going Tg ssfRsHSId' a. n: m and so
n. Leave Round Hiii at SO a. m. M:a ,. M,
pass Lees5urg, going eastward, at q. m. and lao
n; and Il sshington AZ $50 a. m and $50 p. m.
Passengers from Washington VIII take the
PotOmse railroad station r az "a m. and ,. m,
and go through to Round Hill without change Of
The OS rom train @ I, And
with H.Tris' Daily Line ot Coaches for snickers-
ERie BerTyvds; and Winsh hSsS Ia; also, with
daily fer Aide and Middleburg.
Both Trains westward make close connection at
Vienna with sisson's Line OF Stages for Fairfax
Commutaticu tickets, 5 cents per mile; annual
ap26-H General Ticket Agent.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN THR Rgl ! LIZ to BAIT -CRE,
NEW YoRk,
STATES. M" ANShAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new and OF the most
elegant aad improved finish.
TRAIN LEAVING AT e:23 A. NJ. IS PULLMAN
PARL0R CAR TRAIN EXGLUsIyELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after MAY q, 1875, trains By this
Railroad, corner Of Sixth and streets follows:
7:45 .. N. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
points East daily. except Sunday.
e:S 9. m. Limited Express-PulIman Car Train
for Philadelphia, New York and points East
daily, except Sunday
LIS p m. Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily, except sunday.
$50 2. N. Express fer Phiadelphia and way points
sos p. m. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
points East daily,
PULLMAN PAREOR CARS on all Day Trains,
,,PQLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets and Information can be procured at the
Offices Of the company.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
vate residences on orders left at the Offices ofthe
Pennsylvania avenue, and on the northeast corner
of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Depot BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
d. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
GEO. @. WILKINS,
feb6. Superintendent, Baltimore, Md.
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MEDICAL.
Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men nom the
effects Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments to marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, IN sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, 40 N. Ninth ST., Philadelphia,
honorable conduct and professional adm.
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AUCTION SALES

DY YOUNG q MIDDLETON,
OAuctoneers, Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LIE Droit Building, corner Of Eighth and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLEIMPRovED
PROPERTY-FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
ON FIFTH STREET, GEORGETOWN, Be
TITMRE EETs FREDERICK AND MARKET
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated September 8,
1874 and recorded In ber 75s folio 23i OF the land
records OF Washington county, District Of Column
bla, and by direction OF the holder Of the note Sc
cured thereby, I will sell At gn6lic auction, in
'front.' of the premises, on THURSDAY, October
y, iS15 at o'clock p m. al that piece or parcel
IN Beatty and Hawktns' addition &C Georgetown,
In the District OF Columbia, beglhning FOR the
same on the south side Of Fifth street, at point
one hundred and thirty: eight feet east from the
corner Of Frederick street. and running eastward
ly along the line of said Fifth street 2 feet, with
depth sf one hundred and MY feet and with width
Of front.
Terms OF sale: q, CO., with 10 per cent. interest
nom March 8, 1875, together with the expenses Of
this sale, In cash. balance in twelve and eighteen
months, secured BY notes bearing interest and
deed OF trust On the property. One hundred dol
lars down when the property is struck on. Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost. The
cash deposit 10 be forfeited unless the terms are
complied with In i've days after the sale.
VIM. l.. DAVIS, Trustee.
ocI3-d&ds Aurtioneera
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Auction SALES
Future Days.

RY ID. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Of seventh and streets
northwest.
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HoRsE DISEASE.
THE
Texan Remedy for Epizootic.
SURE CURE WARRANTED.
Used for years In the United States Cavalry In
Texas.
Prepared gnlyoy
BYRON d CO.,
Druggists, Seventh and Il streets and Rhode Island
avenue. se&-u
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FINANCIAL.
.SONOoSoOo.oo~Oo~I~ ~ONNONNNoO~ON~O
$50. INVEST NOW. 81, 900,
ACCORDING TO YOUR MEANS.
so, s2S, 800, $500 IN STOCK PRIVILEGES.
Rss g da @SGu 4
beyond the investment as explained In our book
dhRss ss
ss ssw YH% k.E YaAf g &c
ALEX. FROTHINGHAM co..
Bankers and Brokers,
ocs II llstreet, n. Y.
H. M. F. v. STAMP, CIV. BALLOON.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANk,
lie Droit Building,
CORNER EIGHTH AND F STREETS,
Is now open for the reception OF deposits and trans
CT on ss Pss
4 . ri e A Ts s Fl ssIi:aTd.S froSssos0
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM.
corner Fifteenth Street atS ana New York Avenue.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS.
All kinds of valuables taken on deposit. Safes
for rent once a hSS!' E. q f E. e p President.
GEO. W. RIGGS, Vice President
B. p. SNYDER, Secretary.
e. Mob. T1nG RskKs 4 CO..
Have removed their Banking House to lie Droict
building, corner Of Eighth and streets.
Conduct q General Banking Business.
Draw Drafts on Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Make Collections on all accessible points.
Buy and sell Fereign Exchange, and deal in q
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JOB PRINTING.

JOB PRINTING.
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THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
I BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING DEPARTMENT,
Cor. Penna. Ave. and Thirteenth St,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Has.the yeryl best. facilities for doing
Book and Job
PRINTING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
ROCK WORK.
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.MOultOn.

Here is the concluding portion of
Mrs. Emma G. Moulton's arrangement
of Henry Ward Beecher, when sum
moned to appear before Plymouth
Church to account for her continued
absence, etc. Her reasons were sub
mitted in writing:
protest against the adoption of the
recommendation of the Examining
Committee, because | am not an alb.
sentee in any proper sense of the word;
nor does the rule of the church in re-
gard to absentees contemplate any
such case as mine.
Ny absence is an enforced one, and
is caused by the crime of adultery
committed by Henry Ward Beecher,
pastor of this church, with one of his
pensioners, which / know to be a
fact through Mr.. Beecher's confessions
to me, and through the confessions of
Mrs. Tilton, and through conclusive
evidence of the crime from other
sources. ! appear before the church
in loyal obedience to the summons
which have received, and | hereby
declare my disposition and desire to
discharge all the duties devolving on
me as a member, that are consistent
with my knowledge of the adultery OF
the pastor and his false swearing with
regard to it.
1t is quite evident that there will be
no endt to this matter during Mr.. Beech
er's ministry, which by the way, viii
doubtless terminate only with his life
A re-hash of this business will decide
no question for the public, since Mr..
Beecher is already either acquitted, Oh
convicted in the mind of every one
Hence it is a pity to have the affair
revived.
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Sound Logic.

Bishop in his work on criminal law,
makes the following pointed and per-
tinent remarks to the question wheth-
er or not animadversions upon the
character of a candidate, are privi-
legged. There is wide difference be-
tween what is said about an officer,
and candidate for Office. Persons, c.
j., once intimated that every person
holding an elective Office should be re-
garded as candidate for such Office,
''for," he said, ''as reelection is the
only way his constituents can mani
fest their appreciation of his conduct,
it is to be presumed that he is consent
ing TO reelection if he does not dis
claim it. For every good man would
wish the appreciation of his constitu-
ents for meritorious conduct. These
observations, the reader will note,
were made before the outs among the
demagogues had established the prin.
ciple of rotation in Office" At pres.
ent, the presumption should rather be,
that every man who talks loudly about
political affairs, and shows himself to
be destitute of political wisdom, shall
be deemed candidate for Office, par
ticularly for every Office for which he
is especially untitled"
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ELLSWORTH, Dec. ist.


Keith's Art Gallery is closed for the winter.
Judge Pierce has moved into his new house.
Most Of our Transfers now use their sleds,
though the sleighing is not very good.
John VIM is Offering sled shoes at $3.50 per
set. Give him call If you need shoeing.
Ho, lgr River Falls-bright in the early
morn--if you would 90 by John WINS train.
The County Board is still in session, with a
fair prospect Of getting through with It's busl-
ness this week.
c. b. Ferguson, Of Trimbele, Is closing up
his business with view to a winters sojourn
In Tennessee. Mrs. T.. viii accompany him.
Our friend William b. sikworth il unable
70 attend the adjourned session Of the County
Board, on account Of sickness in his family
The compensation TO the Register Of Deeds
will be his lawful fees, instead Of salary A.
heretofore, after the commencement Of the
coming year.
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1t can never be overestimated. 1t
includes books, magazines, newspapers,
and printed matter of every kind.
The more people read, the higher will
be the character of the literature
they demand; hence the press is
potent agent toward higher type of
civilization. To do without its teach.
ings is now impossible, and you might
better attempt to restrain the mighty
cataract, or chain the clouds of heav'
en-, than to attempt to resist its inau'
ence. Better far to direct, than at
tempt to resist it. 1t now goes to the
civilized world as regularly as the
meals come upon your tables, and
without it to-day, the world would sit
in darkness. The press brings univer-
sal education within the reach of all,
and renders it practicable, at least,
and it disseminates knowledge to the
uttermost parts of the earth.
The lesson we would teach, then, is
this: Let its power be increased--let
its character be improved-convert
every school into a publishing house,
and every parlor into an editorial
sanctum. Establish lyceums, and lit
erary societies of various kinds, and
let your papers be read at every meet
ing. Appoint your editors and your
critics--your printers and your proof
readers. Do this and new impulse
will be given to civilization, even
where society is the most refined. To
aid in this direction, compositions
should be required regularly of every
student who can write, and that, too,
as often as once week. This branch
of education is sadly neglected, and
this more fully practiced would rapid
ly improve the character, as well as
the power of the press. Let every
school in our country have it's "Lan-
guage Glass;" or its Literary Class, !"
and let it report its doings weekly to
your local newspaper, and you will
very soon see an improvement in writ
ing, in manners, and in morals that
will astonish even the most casual OBJ
server.
Kind reader, did you neverthink of
thisl Did it ever occur to you how
attractive, and how profitable these
societies might be madel And now
will You try to improve upon our sug-
gestionsl Yes, we know you will, and
some of you will succeed. We know
that the world moves slowly, and great
revolutions-great reforms are not
wrought in a moment. Nay-not in a
day--a month"; year, and sometimes
not in an age. But the work is al
ready begun-long since begun, and
the rapidly increasing power of the
press, is now known and felt in every
grade of society. Use it. then, and
control it for the highest and best pur-
poses of which it is capable.
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FL PAso, Nov. 90.

III PAso, Nov. 90
Butchers are paying cts per pound for
stock, live weight.
Mr.. Barney McGinness has built new house
on his farm and moved into it.
Mr. Welsh's part of the grist mill is sold,
we learn, to a man from Black River Falls.
Cattle buyers are around here on the alert
looking for stock for the st. Paul market.
Father Latin addressed large Catholic
Congregation here last Sunday. We under
stand that Father Latin is to take charge o
this mission and Ellsworth
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For the Journal.
To a Slandcrer.

Thy heart is hot-bed Of malice
Where germs Of the Upas tree lie,
Ever ready to spring at thy bidding
u Ind poison whatever comes nigh.
Thy brain is truly fountain,
Whence torrents Of bitterness gush,
Overwhelming all semblance of virtue,
AS onward they heedlessly rush.
Thy tongue-one of Lucifer's agents,
Ever ready with hypocrite vow;
Never, sinuous, sibilant serpent
Spit venom more freely than thou.
Thine eye is a truth.telling mirror,
Rejecting the demon within,
Ever lurking beneath the eyelashes,
A model of mischief and sin.
Thy glance has the charm Of serpent
Resistless cen nigh unto death;
And none can Withstand, but the strongest,
The malarian heat Of thy breath.
Thy life is melstrom Of evil,
Where storms Of dssension are bred,
A mark should be placed on thy forehead.
With the warning of 'Wreekers ahead"
The air that surrounds thee is tainted
With odors that issue from hell;
And music Of innocent voices,
BY thee is soon changed to knell.
II there be heaven in waiting
For all the good people we see,
As surely place is kept ready
Expressly for vipers Ike thee.
ay City, Wis. MARLKAu,
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Historical Incidents Of the City Of Prescott
Pierce County.
BY W. II. MASON, ESQ.

After Mr.. Doe and his comrade had
got well rested they thought Of the
goods left up the river at the mouth
OF Lake st. Croix, which was the only
name by which it was then designated,
Mr.. Doe was intent upon going down.
However Mr.. Doe obtained a large ca.
noe and proceeded up river making his
landing before nightfall, only to find
his goods and chattels non est, barrels
and boxes scattered hither and yon,
but their contents had disappeared.
Mr. Doe returned to Red Wing, but
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Ellsworth asiV'' Fall, Sag. Linz.

Leaves Ellsworth every morning at six o'clock,
and arrives at River Falls at eight. Leaves River
Falls on the arrival Of the stage from Hudson, and
arrives at Ellsworth az seven p. NJ.
All orders or packages left at JOURNAL OFFICE,
Bracket House, or Post-ofiice at River Falls will
receive prompt attentioe.
Express business promptly attended to.
1871 J. w. WYNN, Prop.
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

FASHIONABLE TAILOR. Work donce to order
Il on short notice and on reasonable terms ShoI
at his residence, opposite the Normal School. 1873.
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JOHN DENEEN,

BLACKSMITH. Horse Shoeing speciality.
ID Repairing and General Blacksmithing done. to
order. Uy-For setting shoes-2O cts.-cash-25
ets.-charged. 1911
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THrgGs in ommon-crumbs of com
fort. They are used by the poor as
well as by the rich
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P. d. PIERCE,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Ellis
n worth, Wisconsin. Office in stone building OF
Court House Square. 1890
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MRS. S. A. SNYDER.

IL Millinery Store OF Mrs. Scales. Every thing in
that line promptly attended to and neatly done
satisfaction guaranteed 1880
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A. j. GOLDEN,
Il. II. PILLAR.

physician, SURGEON s. DENTIST. Office at
Il his residence opposite the "Press" Office.
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BLACKSMITH, Shop on Main St., south of Brack-
- EFT House. Particular attention given to shoe
ing horses 1888
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MISSES LEVINCS,

TZEEP a Bookstore embracing School and Miscel-
IN laneous Books, Periodicals and Magazines A
full supply of Stationary store in JOURNAL BLOCK,
Main street, River Falls, Wis. 1888
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The Bone Of Contention.
NfARLEAu,

Since the financial question remains
still unsettled, and the leaders in nei.
ther party yet know on what.platform
they propose to stand during the next
Presidential campaign, and since there
is really no issue before the people, at
the present time, we are led to inquire,
what will be the Bone of Contention
in the coming conflict Asyet we see no
alternative but to take up the Third
Term question, and let the people
settle it by their verdict in November
next. Never will the time arrive
when it can be settled with more free
dom from 'entangling alliances. If
it is to come at all let us have it in all
its native purity.
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S. B. GOLDSMITH,

CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER. Repairing
- done to order. Shop over Grifin's Blacksmith
Shop. 1888
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RESTAUR A N IT!
MAIN STREET, RIVER FALLS.
H. MAYER, Proprietor.

Having opened new Restaurant In this village
am DESTROYS Of calling attention thereto, and that
am now fully prepared TO serve up Oysters and
Warm Meals In the best STYLE and at all hours dur
ing the day and evening. Will also keep choice
stock Of Liquors and Cigars. Patronage respect
fully solicited. b. MAYER.
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J. oPPLIGER, JR.,
CoNvEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
~ Plum City, Wisconsin.
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