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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

We notes by the herdid that our
"devil." Eugene Doolittle. got ava,
with the houors at the "spellin' skule
OF Ellsworth last Friday evening
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

The scratch coat" Of plastering for
tie walls OF the Normal School house,
is now on, and Seasoning"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

Charles Henry of, his house and
lot for sale. Terms easy. Inquire Of
A. Nurse.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

The new Dwelling near the residence
of G. w Nichols, by Burhyte Bros.
israpidly assuming shape. John Elick.
ey is cal tain
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

Mrs Creelman inends soon TO visit
friends at Appleton, Wisconsin, and
other parts Of The state.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

There was big fish in the mill .pond
Of J. d. Purman & Co., the ether day.
Ask Dave Saunders.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

F. G. Mckay has raised his dwell.
ing house. and win Carleton is driving
the work thereon with full force.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

Spell "brachyeraphy." and tell us
what that word was made for.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

A span Of heavy horses, and six
good cows for sale by L. II. PoMERoY.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

What is the difference between
photographer and short hand writer?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30
Bird cages at G. p. Bracke,t's.

Charley Hicks will -oou have house
ready to rent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

A good new buggy for sale, decidedly
cheap, by A MORSE.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

Green apples at tho stors OF
TIqmmond & Williams.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

The memb rs of River Falls Lodge
Of j. o. 0. f., NV exceed seventy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

n. f. Bnrns is laying the foundation
for new dwelling house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

A good buggy tor sale at bargain
Inquire of A MORSE.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

The bridge near the Junction Mill
is again passable.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

Weather rather hid for complexion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

Prairie Mills ara again in run
nlnp order
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

Corn planting will he in order next
week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

May.Day is at hand.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30
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san the hest family newspaper IN Ia
world, II l. full ~ en'rrtstnipg aud in
siructiVe reading q every sort. IN, print.
nothing TO offend the most .crupu|ous AMI
delicate taste. Price, $500 Ter year
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r.hcd. Try it. Aiiress TuG SrS, New
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30
" o0d For sale.

Wood fitted for the stove, or cord
wood, for sale, delivered to any
part Of the village. Inquire Of
A. MUlsE,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30
MILLINERY!

Mrs.. M. y. DooIS55Ie,
ELLSWORTH, WISCONSIN,
Very respectfully announces 10 the IA.
dies Of Ellsworth and vicinity. that shc
hss just received large ani complete as.
,ortmcn' o. uew ana fashionable Millinery
consisting Of
LaCes. EIhNors and Flowers.
in great variety, which will be sold ct low
hgures. Dress making iohs 10 order
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-04-30

AbsoIuss', sn- rest pro,sos,or against rue.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-08

ner Scocn lag ejn 1hlofcnocr 9ro6c. Gu
oleiN iiel ocn8urlben ciu, CT lucroe jctt
Sic ~pcrl0>uuuocnen &0nigst0htcr 9elun>
ben bobcn. uno ct uoQtc ouf cincn Yton
linncn, bic ld)6ncn Sun9iroucn Su cr-
rcttcn. Sn Dem lel6cu 9(u0cnblidc doutcn
bie orci an bos Tcnitcr, erbiidtcn i'm,
ldhcltcn i'm frcuoi9 AT unA lu'n't:n lAm
6crcinsuochcn. Gr {pl9tc ibncn NIT lro=
fer Ycrcit!pidi9tcit lu6te nod Der G3lirc
uuo trot lci1s in oos Gemod). No9oem
cr bic N,n9frauetl acpriit bottc, buosn
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ter, on 9cblt wicocr ppn binncn, oenn,
wcnu ou nptb bicr bilt, 1pbolb oicle1bicrc
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9orum 9ebc nun 9elhuino, - acle !"
Mls bic sS,n9frauen bitlc lcbtcrcn 9Sorte
lo9ten, NOR ibrc frDblitbe !(iel1e pcr+
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binous uuo bohte an Die suci Srllocr
uno fnpftc ]ib ous, mic lcid)t oos Ntrf
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ti9tc i'm oul'5 rrue Die 9(nalt 'pcNcn oc5
ncs $oinouf ffommcnS; >ucll Die Hclter ner=
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Trcic su 9clonNcn porAonorn mar.
(SS)luf fotNt.)
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lterrcitb unb sumol in NSicn 9c>u}nnt bic
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tun9 upn @OullporfoIcn ging i'll SABRE
1866 pon Yrofcllor unb StcotSrc1tsleD=
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mobt oui @rl'no eincs oui Den Nomtn
ocs bctrcNenoen Gdlilers loutcnoen GIN
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nur eingebdnoi9t, oonit lie g l9re'1 Cl=
tern .rprlueilcn f0nncn ; lonlt bellnoct )lcD
oollclbc untcr 3criGluB ocs S@ulpor=
ltcbers, Der cs Den Gltcrn nur ouf ml'noll=
0es pocr 1driftliNcs Grlu0cn pcrobfolAt.
9SeldJ nomboltc Sri lolAc III Vtnt ALIEN
nit oiclcr upr faum ocbt Sa0rcn l''S He-
ben ocruiencn Snltitution crilt!t muro1n,
bewci( en- fol8cnbc 3iIicrn :Cs bcloBcn NIT
Cube besSNuljoDrcs l S73-74 pon 972o
GlcmcntorlAiIcr ni0t wenl9er ais 1908
Gporto0cbi6cl Icrncr pon 3l3c 3o9'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-08
Sbto Wailcnfrennb.

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linoen Der &leinfnoerbe,paDr Mnitalten
1850, cnbliN non 3799 on0crcn 96ilcrn
1876; Sulommen bclobcu omit BON 49,
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9cnonutcn bret GNulfotc9oricn 7,4G4
Troncs, lNl0l Troncs, uno 1891 ST.,
iulummcn lomit III 100 Trunt $2G, 900.
0ic%crpilberunyinS Staten
+ 1Arci6t Gin Correspondent -moht
6ort5Nrittc. Mus pier 9hlmmern cines
cin5i4en Slottc5 pom 27., 2S.. 20. uno
30. Suli Sic6e itD fol9enoc SbatloAcn
Gin 5pppgrop6, 9iomcas Orlini, DHnrte
lir0 bic yocru Gin jun9er MtcnI0 pon 30
So6ren> 9iomcnsSpr3ont, crld)ob li6 Gin
&nobc uru II bis II Sa9ren lpron9, um
lid Dos 2ehcn i'll ncDmcn, in bic Slbcr
l,no crtrouf; ein Tomilicnpotcr llu6tc
oui jo beltialiibc 9Seile, oob lbn Gin
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broAte cincr 6rou, 9fomcns D}ontonori,
leds bis aNt 9Bnnocu 6ci, bon oenen lic
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uplpcrlNu5je lcincu @cfd6rtcn Girrioni
;uc; Sriiocr, 9omcns Yictro uno Mnereo
@ior9ctti, gcrietbcn in Wortmc61el. uno
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lciucn G0cr9cn, lid ST belpaifnen, nm
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nun Gcputirter uno Sitter ir9cno eines
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ic0cn bate uno ltin @ous ols YIano
6inoohs - Mit Der 9umm0cit ltreltcn
lcIb]t Die G6tter pcr0cbcnS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-08

in bcm G0lcIlc nlr DerrlNe. Mud) Der
9ltcltc 1o9te rihts Dol, Dem mHt0lui(li9sn
Mdnnlcin uno ouftc, CT wnQc oit s'uci
onrcrn ouN ibrc 3Gyfobrun3cn mobcn
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Sen @rcicn 9ciicl 6 i'm GNlolit gar
mpb( unb 1ic belhlrleM eini9c Sage
bier 5u bleibcn 1uo licb fir oic 9cilc su
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1inous9inA oa wunocrtc cs ocn 3pcitcn,
ob in oerporigeu9iocbt oa5Nldnnlein pirt=
li4 nitht 9ctommcn lei, mic in Der lcbtcn.
Gr lro0tc oo9cr ben 9(cltc len uuo lie CT:
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flenc" @Nlof ffameraHcn, %la0tcn obcr
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| i'm orN cinn1ol probirtn 5u lollen.
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6ticee biuob unb Scr anocre wicOcr
l6leuui9 0intcr0reiu. M6er faum luarel
]ic oruntcn> 10 worenMQnnlein uno@tie9t
per1 1Npnnoen, un0 Der 8urlbe itod aQcil
in einen, intern 2ode, uon Dem CT fci=
men 9(us>ueg luubtc.
CT blieb cine 3eitlong pic ongeno9el
lte6en un0 fam Dor loutcr Mn9lt 5u tcl=
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-08

r Sir @tcuelonb, 8, Dobcn mlr ocn
@crrn s o le.pb Mic>tcr l2S SrcSo"ltroBe,
gum NAcntcn crnannt.
The Van Buren press., 1875-02-23
Bishop Fitzgerald.
JUSTICE.

The following is the perora,ion of The
speech Of Senator Thurman, of Ohio
made in the United States senate on The
9th ult. 4:
And when you colne to the state o
Arkansas, prefer to believe the rcpor
of her men of business and OF her rev
erend clergy, TO the statements of Sherl'
dan issued from New Orleans upon ru
NOR, and the reports Of men interested
to distort the truth. He describes Ar
kansas as nearly as bad or quite as bad
as Louisiana. You have seen contradlc
tons Of that statement; but there is ont
Of those contradictions to which | beg
leave to refer, because it comes from 8
man whom have known for many years
and who was never known by any man
who did not love, respect and esteem
him. The card published by the clergy
of Little Rock, at the head of which
stands the name Of the bishop Of Little
Rock is worth thousand teIegrams OF
Sheridan on hearsay as to the condition
of that state. | know that man Bishop
Fitzgerald, have known him for many
long year. He formerly lived in my
town, and | knew him well. a more up
right, humble, truthful chrstisn man does
not walk the face Of the earth. There is
no consideration that would make that
man say what was false. When see his
name signed to that card, and when
know that he travels over that state, on
h.Nrg yit ha al
rilcing spirit of a martyr, | know tha,
what he says must be the truth and the
unvarnshed truth. ~
Mr. President, one word more and ]
have done. These outrages, if they cx-
ist, are very much to he deplored; but
there is something more deplorabe even
than violence. When you sap the fonn-
dation of constitutional government, when
you over throw the free Institutions OF
America, yC perpetrate wrong, fraught
with thousand times more mischief TO
your fclowmen now and in the future than
even the prevalence Of crime, You can
not accustCm the people Of this country
to see armed men intrude themselves in
to the halls of legislation and decide
questions OF membership there with the
bayonet; you cannot see that done, and
pass it even in silenca, much less with
appreciation, much longer without finding
that everything like respect Tor constitu-
ional government and free Institutions
has vanished from the land. All, Mr..
President, it is terrible crime to assassi-
nBte man, but it is a worse one to ASST
nate the constitution of Il free people.
These acts Of military Interference have
driven dagger to the heart OF free in.
stitutions, and the question now to be
settled is whether they can snrvive the
blow
The Van Buren press., 1875-02-23

hours as nature intended and be refreshed
for the duties and labors of the coming
day. There are many parlor games, both
interesting and amusing. that are free
from the objection of kissing plays and
dancing. 1t is vitiated taste that de.
mana. the more heated and exciting dis.
sipation of the mind, so that more ra-
tional recreation seems tame and insipld.
just what healthful food for the body is
to the excitements of strong drink, so are
these healthful amusements to the strong
exctements of the dance to the mind.
While it is readily admitted that some
dances, within certain limits, may be both
harmless and pleasant, still the fact re-
mains that they have never been brought
within these limits, and it is, therefore,
unreasonable to ask the christian world
to indorse practice which has so much
to condemn and so little to commend it.
If it is found impossible for young peo'
pie who have arrived at years of maturity
to spend an evening in rational converse
ton and recreation, parents may be very
certain a grave error has been made In
their education and training.
JUSTICE.
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Mitchell VS.. Parliament.

LONDON, February lS.-The house ot
commons proceeded to the consideration
Of the election Of Hon. John Mitchell as
a member Of parliament from the county
of Tipperary.
Dsraeli moved the resolution, Of which
he gave notice last Monday, declaring
Mitchell ineligible, because he was a con.
victcd fclon
Shaughnessy, the member from Lin.
erck, moved that debate be postponed
in order to give Mitchel's friends time
to consider the peculiar circumstances
and to determine what course to pursue
Sir Richard Bagally tattorney general
complained that he had net had sufficient
time to consider all the legal aspects OF
the case, but argued that Mitchell was Ii
able to arrest, and disqualified to hold q
seat in parliament.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt said that
the doubts expressed by the attorney
general showed that delay in this matter
was desirable, that mistake would en-.
tail the gravcst consequences.
Martin, an Irish member and home
'"iti, utCidicl nlIhStli TtSpOnslUlc lOT
Mitchel's escape, he having been consul,
ted in re, ard to its legality.
The marquis Of Huntington thought
that after the admission Of the attorney
general, it would be more digniiied to re
fer the question to n select committee.
Disraeli ridiculed the reference of this
question to committee. The house,
he said, must decide it with promptitude
and not show such ignorance of its priv
ileges ms to allow convicted felon to sit
within its halls.
A motion to postpone debate was re.
jected.
a motion to refer the subject to q
committee was ncgativcd, and Disraei's s
resolution was adopted without the divi.
sion Of the house.
A motion ofa new writ Of election, in
the county of Tipperary followed, and
carried without division.
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What is There to Prevent 7

"Also, " asks President Grant, in his
message transmitted to Congress on th,
Sth instant, "What is there to prevent
each Of the States recently rcadmitted to
Federal relations on certain conditions
from changing their Constitutions and
violating their pledges if this action IN
Arkansas is acqniesced in
What is there to prevent a State from
changing its Constitution +? Nothing, We
should say, absolutely nothing, if the
required ma jority, proceeding in the
constitutional way, see fit to change it.
Doe, tie President propose that Ii,
United States shaH interfere and preven,
States from changing their Constitutions
He evidently does mean this; his Ian
guaGe does not admit of any other con
struction
We do not understand that the read
nittea States are in a different situation
from the other States as regards Their
right to change their Constitutions, The
have not entered into compact to pre-
serve their Constitutions intact and un
changed forever. Such a compact woult
he at variance with the fundamental prin
ciples on which our system Of govern
ment is founded. Provided, only, tha
they retain the republican form, they
can make as many alterations in theil
Constitutions as they please.
We have never before had man il
the White House who seemed to under
stand so very little Of the structure an,
principles Of the Government which h'
was trying to administer as Gen. Grant
". T. San.
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number is increasing, who will not now
be content with mere private declara
tion from tile president that he does not
mean to act without warrant OF law. wv G
must recognize the Arkansas government
in the clcarest manner, " said one ef these
men to day, "elsc we shall have revolu.
ton as soon as congress adJonrns.
The notion which the president puts
forward in his message, that no recon-
structed state shall change its consttu-
ton, Is monstrous," said another; There
Is no warrant for it anywhere. On the
whole, may be said that the Arkansas
message, SO far, has done good. 1t has
shown thoughtful republicans toward
what an abyss they were drifting; and
has done more even than the New Or
teams affair to excite alarm and opposi'
lion