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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05

After. the first triumphant perform
ance Of Mozarts opera of "Don JUAN"
at Munich, the theater was deserted by all
except one man. Alois Sennefelder had
still much to DO. After seeing carefully
around the stage that no sparks had ig-
nited about the theater, he retired to his
little room to stamp the theater tickets
for the following day. Ashe entered the
room be had three things in his hand
a polished whetstone for razors, which
he had purchased, ticket stamp, mois-
tened with printers ink, and check on
the theater's treasury tor his weeks sal
airy. He placed the check on a table,
when gust of wind took it, swept it
high up in his room for a moment, and
then deposited it in a basin filed with
water. Sennetelder took the wet paper,
dried it as well as he could, and then to
make sure of it, weighted it down with
the MILESTONE, on whicn he had careless
iy before put the printing stamp. Re-
turning to his room on the following
morning he was surprised to see the let
ters OF the stamp printed with remark
able accuracy on the damp paper. He
gazed long at the check, a sudden
thought flashed through his brain; he
wondered if by some such means he
could not save himself the weary trouble
he continually had copying the songs of
the chorus. That very morning he went
out and purchased larger stone, and
commenced TO make experiments, and,
as we we'll know, finally succeeded in
discovering the art Of printing from
stone-lithography.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05
VIEWS FROM THr Old woRLlD.

LONDON, April 5.-It has just trans
pired that on the I'd of February the
Prussian Government sent note to
Brussels in regard to the pastOrals OF
the Belgium Bishops and other publica-
tions, complaining that their tone and
tendency were such as to encourage Ger
man Catholics in oppositionto the State.
Complaint was also made OF the Du-
chesne affair, concerning an alleged plot
to assassinate Prince Bismarck. The
answer of the Belgian Government is
not made known. ,..... ..s.. L.....
The Times correspondent at Berlin
says there is reason to fear that the i'm
pending deposition of the Archbishop of
Breslau may occasion delicate complica-
tions In the relations of Austria and
Prussia, owing to the fact that a portion
Of the Archepiscopal Diocese lies In
Austrian territory. .
Advices from Rome say the Papal
Nuncio for Spain has left the Vatican
for Madrid, bearing instructions to the
Spanish clergy to strive for the restora-
tion ofpeace under Alfonso. e..5.
The Times, reviewing the Moody and
Sankey revival, considers the movement
transitory, although long to be remem-
bered as curious feature of religious
life.
1t is reported from Madrid that Pro-
fessor Piner, of the University of Mad
rid, was arrested because iheepetitioned
the King against the recent reaetionary
educational decree. The Professor al
though ILL, was sent to 'Gadiz for trans
portation to Fernand.
aSANTANDER, April o4.-The lCarlists
have not entered the province of Santan-
der. !
Submissions OF insurgsnt officers to
Alfonso are increasing in,number. N ear
ly 100 are announced in this province
alone within few days. Gen. Maccon-
nell has given notice of adhesion, to the
Kiup
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05


Woman Hurt-Crmshed to Death-A,n,
Lj"red-Fmrchass of Issat Estate.
Special to the Star
- DAYTON, o., April 5.-Last Saturday
evening woman named Elizabeth New
man, who keeps a saloon near the Sol.
diers' Home, was struck on the head and
severely hurt by stone thrown by a
man named Andrew Kaufman, who has
been arrested on the charge.
A brakeman on the Dayton and Michi-
gan road, named Samuel Steele, whose
home is in this city, was crushed to
death under freight car at the Toledo
depot Saturday evening.
The Enlmet Dramatic Club of Hamil-
ton VIII soon give an entertainment
here iSr the benefit of the Soldiers
Home.
A Mr.. Caruthers, said to be from Gin
clhnati, had his arm badly fractured by
the premature discharge OF his gun while
~ut hui,ting near this city.
ihe Jonathan Harshman property, on
south Main street, was purchased last
Saturday by w. u. Bickham, who in
tends to erect u printing establishment
Sor the journal Company on the lot.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05

WOODS THEAPKR.--Mr. j. L. Toole,
the celebrated English actor, will open
Ia weeks engagement at this house thi s
evening, when he viii appear in two of
his most popular pieces, '"Uncle Dicks
Darhng'aand ''The Dodger.."
Thislwiil be his last visit here prior to
his departure home, thus ,affording our
people the only opportunity to enjoy the
wonderful character creations of proba-
bly, the best exponent of eccentric COM
edynowVliying. "
Mr.. ,Toole's previous engagement in
this city In the earlier part OF, the season
was very successful, and undoubtedly
the same cordial welcome will be ex-
tended to him an this occasion. E.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05
The Constantinanle IInderrrnnnd Rail.

The .Constantinope Underground Rail-
on january 18th. This iunioue work is
6I2 yards long, and conveys passengers
from the level OF the Bosphorus to the
extreme height OF Pera, an elevation OF
2oo feet, with an average gradient Of
one to ten. Its greatest depth below the
surface is 80 teet. The motive power is
a stationary engine, working drum
with endless bands. Trains ran up and
down simultaneously every five min
utes, and.are calculated to carry 80, 600
passengers per diem. The carriages
work very easily at an average speed of
ten miles an houT.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05
Notion OrerruIed-Fan,tIy Potsoned.
enacial tn tho Star

Notton Orerruled-Fan,tIy Potsoned.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., April 5.-Judge Green,
on Saturday, refused to allow the mo-
ION to move the Mel divorce case be.
tore another Judge.
A family of the name of Harrison, re-
siding near Camp Chase, had narrow
escape from death by poisoning, a day
or two since. They had purchased some
arsenic, which was very carelessly al
lowed to remain in the pantry on shelf.
Some Of it siited through upon the shelf
below, where the bread for the family
was usually made, with which it thus
became mixed, resulting as above. They
We're all made extremely i'll, but are now
nearly recovered.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05
Bridge Burnea-Postttcas.
Special to the Star.

-BpeclaI 70 tnV Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 5.-The White
River bridge on the Lafayette Division
of the l., G. & l.. Railroad was totally
destroyed by fire about one O'Clock this
morning.
The Republicans OF this city have NOM
mated the following ticket: Mayor John
Caven; Treasurer, Henry A. .Tutewiller;
Clerk, Adolph Metzner; Marshal, Eli
Thompson; Assessor, William Hadley.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05

Mr.. Halliwell, in his illustrations of
the Lite of Shakespeare" said that the
pers was to search behind the papelings
of the old house of Lady Barnard, the
granddaughter and last Ineal descend:
ant OF Shakespeare. This house is Alb
ington Abbey, Northampton, which be-
longs to Lord Oyerstone, andis tenanted
by DR.. Thomas Prichard. At Mr.. Furni-
yalPs instance, Lord Overstone and DR..
Prichard have gwen leave that the
search may be made this season, at such
time and in such manner as shall be con-
senient to the tenant. Mr. Hailiwell has
undertaken to bear the expense of the
search, which will be conducted by an
architect under his direction.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05

The guardian OF the daberye OF Mont
,Chasseral, in the Canton of Berne,
Switzerland, was recently buried in
snowdrift, with his establishment and
goats, to a depth of thirty feet. Three
powerful fellows were sent frem Mods to
look after the fate of the guardian. They
cleared away the snow until they reached
the chimney, when they heard the i'm
prisoned guardian singing cheerily.
s. You are not dead. thenf' cried one of
the visitors. "No; what are you doing
above there?" "We wanted to see ii you
were still slive.n "My goats and are
perfectly 'welI.v ssMust we open apas~
sage for your" Gas You like, but don't
want anything" The result of the con-
ference was that men set to work to
clear passage through the snow, and
soon liberated the prisoner, who accom-
panied his friends down to Mods.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05
xtesns.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, o., April 6.-Mrs. Sarah
Ferrell, aged seyenty-fve, was on Sat
urday run over by a carriage and very
badly injured. 1t is feared that she will
not recover.
There is much excitement over the
election.
Reports as to the prospect of the new
railroad are very encouraging.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05

1908. Lindeman is reported ahead for
Police Judge. Local ticket badly
scratched.
Twenty-fifth Ward-Vote last year,
l761, with Democratic majority of 8. The
Republicans claim thai they will have a
majority this year, but Robinson is being
scratched to a considerable extent. The
vote will be very heavy. Votes reported
tat noon, 377. Considerable feeling Is ex-
Inhibited regarding the local ticket.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05

Congress. at it's last session ordered
that three. classes OF gold medals should
be Immediately provided, the designs for
which have been approved by The Sec
retary of the Treasury, and the dies will
at once be made, underlhe direction of
DR.. Linderman, Chief Director of the
Mint. The first design is for the medal
TO be presented to Captain Jared Gran
dell and others for saving the lives Of a
number of the unfortunate passengers
on the steamship Metie. The second de-
first class. to be presented only to those
who have shown extreme and heroic
daring in saving the lives of Others at
the risk OF their own. The other is a!
medal of the second class,.to be pre-
scented Tor saving life at sea Where there
is lesser danger than shat which would
merit y medal OF the first class.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05
By TELEGRAPH.
The Pacific kGtir0od d.

NEW YORK, April 6.-The Times
money article, commenting on the Union
Pacific Railroad, says it is anticipated
that the recent arrangements erected
between the railroads for additional
steamship connection will result in in-
preasing the trade between China, japan
and the East Indies and San Francisco,
thereby materially enlarging this branch
of business now transacted by the Pa
cific roads. There is some talk OF a line
of steamers between Australia and San
Francisco to connect with existing lines
to England. This would open up a new
and important trade for the roads.
THE HERALD TO-DAY
devotes an entire page to the coming
Centennial. Exhibition at Philadelphia,
and opinions and recommendations of
Governors of nearly all the States in re-
lation to it, showing the interest taken
in the Centennial by the American peo-
pie. -.
The Herald also has a lengthy editorial
on subjects referring to the generous ap-
preparation made by the citizens of
Pennsylvania, and advocating the ap-
pointment by New York Of State and
City Commissioners to represent us in
Philadelphia, and handsome appropri-
alton by our citizens to aid the Centen-
nial.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05
THE CINCINNATI STAR /:

Star Publishing Company, and mailed. free of post
age ~ 80 per year Is large eight-page paper,
containing AZ columns Of reading matter and IL the
cheapest paper ofits size published in this country.
hkTfs os hpvEFrrsrYel5c cents per line each inser-
tlon Agate measure. Three months l2h cents per
hne. Discount of per cent n column 10 per
ADvERrisrMENrs, for either WEEKLY or Rr-DAirY must
take the run OF the paper and be properly
Extra displays, Special and Bustness Notices. will be
subject TO advance. No objectionable matter will be
admitted at any price whatever.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05
MR.. BEEcHER TO-DAY,

To-day begins the fourteenth week of
the great scandal trial, and it is ex-
pected tthat Mr.. Beechers testimony
will be more important than any yet
elected. The examination will, 1t Is ex-
pected, refer to the welLknown ragged
edged letters, and Beecher will be given
an opportunity for an explanation and
narration of facts and circumstances re-
lating to them,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05

The annual export of glass beads from,
Venice reaches the value OF 10000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-24
Trenton.
another sO0I

Party politics quiet.
Thrashiug is about completed here.
Corn will bring a good prce on ac-
count Of the late frosis.
Seth Lyons had Fifty to one hundred
dollars stole oul of his house lately.
Jack Frost made US another call, and
like all unweIcome visitors he left his
mark.
A. B. Failing has taken up bis abode
in Prescott. His many friends regret
his absence.
A +. Morrison is about to remove to
Red Wing where he will carry on his
trade to an advantage.
A. A. Fishers "Little Monitor"
thrashiug machine of his osu Invention,
is a success and will undoubtedly take
The lead of all others.
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Oliyet

Wheat in this vicinity is not s. bad.
ly damaged as was first supposed.
Mrs. II. + Tousley and Anna Con.
dit are now 10 Clark county on a visit
among their friends
Il, NJ. Hendry has completed hi.
new barn he is now ready to take care
Of the travelling public.
So much rain has made the roads So
bad. it IS impossible to got out Of this
place with any kind ola load
Jefferson Hill is hound that Olive
shall grow. He has now eight build.
ing in town, aud Is going to put uE
another soon
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

CIRCUIr COURT PIERCE COuSTY
John S. Mofat, PlG, rs. George " Mapes.
Ellen NJ Mspe' his wife, Theodore Bo-
rup, Ralph VI. pomeroy II. Friend, VI
Friend Elias Friend, " + Mason. NJ.
Gimbal, d. Lindnaner. Simon Flor
sheim, f. r. johnson, c. G. Mason, Il
NJ. Boies, b. B Fay L. NJ Conkey,
Jerome jones L. p McDuiTy, Solomon
Straton, William Knby,C II Newberry,
G c. Glipser, John II Camp, Pascal
Smith, Timothy ". Goodrich Frank
u. Terry aud ALEU- Johnson Def's
The State Of Wisconsin, to the abou. sane 4
DefndaH;s:
You are and easl one Of you are hereby
summoned and required 10 answer the com
plant in this action. which was filed in the
Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court ia
aud for Pierce County, State Of Wisconsin,
on the 3lst day # August, 1873. ond 20
serve a copy Of your answer 10 the saif
complaint on he subscriber. al his Office,
in the city Of Hudson, ST. Croix County.
Wisconsin. within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day Of such
service: and il you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in THE action will apply 10 the
Court for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Taos. HuGnEs, Plf g Attorney.
Dated Sept. 9th, 1875. 10 81
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Peu pies reform County Con
yentiOn.

Convention is hereby called to meei
a. the Court House in Ellis worth, at .
o'clock, r. " on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1875,
for the purpose OF nominating candidate
for Member Of Assembly, and a candidate
for County School superintendent.
The quota Of dele rates Of the several
towns and wards is As follows. Clihnn, ?;
Diamond BluH |: Ellsworth, a. III Paso,
/; Gilman, ,; Iartland, s; Isabelle, |,
Maiden Rock, 3; Martel. 3: Oak Grove.
p Prescott FIRST Ward, l; Second Ward i,
l. Third Ward. >; River Fails. :; Rock
Elm. I; Salem. l Spring Lake, /; Tren-
ton, !; Trimbelle. 8; UuiOn, ,.
J NJ. BAuEv,
g. W. CAIRNS, Co, Com.
A. w. CARSON,
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New Centerville.

Work on Rudsell Brothers saw mill
is progressing finely.
Mr. Burr Larson has returned. hav.
ing been gone for long time
Mrs. Arthur Sheareq, who has been
sick for long time is conyelescent
Mr.. }. Fl. Woods, of this place, has
bias been very sick, but is now up again
and able to attend 70 bis business.
= Bruin is again on duty. Frank
Wilhelm brought in two of his tribe
lately, and Others are lurking around.
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Hon. J. II. Persons predicted that, n
that Convention adjourned vtheu,
making nominations. the Republicans
would be beaten in this county this
fall, and that hey ought 10 Be. We
shouldn't wonder II Mr. Persons wa
corr ect, both in his predictions and con
illusions.
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ShcrIn's sale.
Pierce CnnNrY.--sa.

PIERCE CouSrY,--ss
Notice is hereby given that by vir,n.
and in pursuance OF an execution 10 me d.
rected aud delivered. issued out Of and IN
der the seal Of the Circait Court, in ana
for the county of Pierce, upon a judgment
rendered IN said court in an action
wherein W. II. Mann was plaintiff and s
p. Mann was defendant, which said ex-
ecution directs the sale Of the herein de-
scribed real estate, have levied upon an
the right title and Interest which the said
defendant had on the 9Th day Of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1874, At any tiGle since has had
or which be now has In and 10 the follow.
ing described real estate situated. living
and being in the county ofpierce. and state
OF Wisconsion, to.wit: Lot number six (6l,
10 block number two p, Of W II. win
ehester's hrsi addition 20 the village o.
River Falls, and that on the Alb day n
September, A. D. 1875, az o'clock In the
afternoon Of that day, at the front door ~
the Post Ofee 10 the town Of River Fails,
IN said county OF Pierce. shall Offer Zoe
safe aud sell said right title and interest
OF said defendant 10 and 10 said real estate
~ Public Auction to the highest bidder fyr
cash 70 satisfy said execution.
Dated, At River Fails this 10th dsy n
July, A. D. 1875
w p KSowtrs.
sheriff Of Pierce Go vie
wgtLiNgroy vAvSArrA.
Plain''ss ,,ornsy. l2
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Dissolution Malice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing unde,
the name OF Pomeroy & Bowrou. is this
day dissolved, by mutual c,useDt.
j.. II. PoMERoY,
Il. A. BowRoN
The accounts are to be settled by l.
II. pumvroy.
River FAILS, Sen, 10, 1875.
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NoricE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That AZ The
General Election to he held in he several
wards, towns aud elective precincts, In the
ronnty Of Pierce Ga the Tuesday succeed
ing the hrst Monday. being The md day Of
November next the following officers are
20 bo elected 20 VIII: Member OF A.
sembly in place Of T. L Nelson. whose
term Of office will expire on she fret Mon
day IN January 1876
County Superintendent q schools, 10
place q I. Read. whose term ~ office
will expire on the tsl Monday IN January
1876
Gtven under my baud ~ the Court
House IN 4 l-North. this 2jth day Of lug,
A y 1878
" T. KN,wns,
sheriff o. riptcp county
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E.aEsd E'OF sale.

so Acres Of good land for sale. lying
within two aud a-half miles of this viii
lage. 1t will be sold at a bargain.
Forty acres fcUeed tweaty- five acres
improved. Terms easy.
y. III LEvINGS.
River Falls. Wis. 10 20tf
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-24

Judge poolittle is in favor Of a Law
giving Two votes 10 married man, aud
one TO single mau. II such law
should ever prevail, Lord what mar
rylug time there would be just before
every election. II would beat III,
Foorth Of July, Christmas and New
Years all put together.
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No Excuse For Belng SicE.

80 perscp can use B,scbce's German
Syrup without getting immediate rehet
ana cure. We have the Rrst case o.
Coughs, Colds or Consumption. r. any dis.
ease q the Throat and Lungs, yet 10 hear
from that has not been cured We have
distributed every year for three years over
$50 O0o sample bottles "rBrE o. cutEoR
by druggists Ia al parts of ihe United
states No other Manufacturer Of Made
cine ever gave their Preparations sucb "a
test asthis Gotoyour Druggist, e. + ~.
vis ana gat q bottle for rs ccais aui Try r
two d8scs nlil relieve you ~ -
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-24

Horace Taylor withdrew Merit Her.
rick's name from before the late Re
publican Senatorial Convention at Hud
son, aud moved The nomination hy nc.
camatlou. Of q u Barron. That was
truly Characteristic Of Horace. Why
should ne want ~ good man ~ Nh.
Herrick Ia office. No, he-.o. never.
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Take Notice.

| hereby warn all persons against
purchasing a certain uote running from,
me as maker, 10 + T. Ecker as payee.
The face is Sl70; dlted about July %.
1873, due in one year from date. 1t
Is the only note IN existence running
from me TO Mr. Ecker. II is void for
want of consideration.
j. W. WIN.
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A little daughter Of Daniel Adams
residing in Oak Grove, was ba1ly burn.
ed, so much SO that her life is despair
ed Of. Caused by pulling a coal Of
FIRE from the stove into her lap, while
the mother was ont.
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stray Notice.

Found and taken up by me, the under
signed, Oh land coupled by me on which
1--we in section No. 70, township No. %,
range 70. IL being The town of Pleas
ant Valley, on or about the 9th day of
Aug, S75, one black mare about 10 years
nd with some white right hind foo; aud
with bell on Also, with her, one suck
ing colt, bay color. with white spot in
forehead.
Pleasant Valley, Aug. 14th, 1875.
W I. JAcKaAS
is 81
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The nomination Of CHARLES SMITH
for State Senator. will fad a ready re-.
spouse IN the hearts OF hundreds who
know him, aud inspire a confidence IT,
the opponents Of Mr. Barron that
Knows 20 limit but success
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| will give the tult value, $40 or Sl2.
u goods TO any one who will find my
wife's ring aud return The same
4 W REED.
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Bring in your Dodge so. policies to
+. c. Mckay, who will insure you in
the Htna. Pheuix, st. Paul Fire 4
Marine or American. aud allow you all
the return premium possible when They
are cancelled 1t
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-24

A majority of the candidates for
School Superiotendents in Iowa, are
females They will have a gay time at
election there this fall, that's certain.
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A MORSE has accepted an invitation
10 deliver the Address at the Town
Fair to te held at Plum City on the
Both instant.
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Horace Taylor recently joined the
Good lemplars at the city Of Hudson
Thank God for the Good Templars.
Aud this, toe, gives us another vote for
CHARLEY SMITH.
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General Election Notice.

NoucE - llERURY GtvEN That 81 the
General Election 10 be held in tho several
Towns, Wards. and Election Precincts, In
me state q. Wisconsin on me Tuesday
succeeding the hrst Moniay being the
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R. J, WILCOX, M. o.,
Homeopathic physirian,

Will resume the practice Of bis profession
from this date. Calls At Ill hours will be
promptly attended to- Office At his rcsi.
denev, corner Third and Sycamore SIS,
River Falls, Sept. s, 1878. 10
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jcoiable season is now az hand
The one 81 Mr.. Bowron's last Tuesday
evening by the NJ r. Society was well
attended aud highly enjoyed