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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

NalcAes, CyOcAs 4 .IcHclt:y.
j, LOWRY, East se1e - 3bM ~
See -.
n. SHEA nONnY, In the Post Dhnes.
00AA. J. W Fms ~. IN NysEs nalidine d"a'
Mutth VI TtiueA once.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12
Wa0ou Makers

y. tAAAr, Nat 49, AHs.. sssss - Elm ~.
WM. E0W Az ~. south " Dlt~srA ususs.
SOAl ~ l0Nts, Il. n ~. syst 81 Lin, Nuas:i.
vtd sisnd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

Insuvasce agents.
Y. ". MOLWAY.. eov. Min and u \, street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

Hardware Stores.
l.OMAs d nROrMGN. south ofr"srt tlcsse.
/ y. q. uOAN, ~ MARKET street,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

Dry. Gooas Dea'srs.
e. I. WHITE co.. N~ssh eMA sT
Wseeh ulwek.
WkAvEM 4 1sOVeG. Ds1s 4 hl~ek.
ArnOTMtN, MAAaMALL b sEARIEs,
l NVteh Hlwek Il.
W. =. koPr, AsAsA ssAe % Market ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

Lumber DrHlfrs.
". J, vLEMM1N0. 1sesss pAsesa
easae. YARD Meas the Elevator.
q. n. CARVER 4 TO-, iarA server -
Ena, ana MAvAes seseeea.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,


Among The rYcas
discoveries ~ iinsl-
|ern SCIENCE. few ave
OF iitnrc rial vnlue
10 mankind than
! thls ctieet,ml rem.
| r,Iy fDr MI disease
III tho Throat and
l.,ii,rs. a snst iri-
al IL IL virtues,
throughout this mud
other countries, Inns
- ALA IL 49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12
DrNl Store.

ivy DFOVCS.
CLEMMEN. j. J. Sre -.
JAcOB y. LOWRY, sec ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

fevndry & Machine Shop.
~ ENAON DROTMxRa, star ssundty.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

surely and clEcctnnlly control them. Tic tcs-
lim0ny Of our best citizens, or NIL classes, es-
tablishcs the fact, that cMERMr pfct0tiAL
win and does relieve and cure tho affecting
disosticrs Of tho Threat nnd Lung beyond amy
OTHER medicine. Tho most dangerous alice.
tions OF tho Pulmonary Oranns Yield 20 w.
power, and cases Of Consumption, cured
Ly this preparation, nrc publicly knowi,. 70
remarkable rs hardly 10 BIO believed, wcrc
tllev mot proven beyond dispute. A. u rrm-
ely II n adequate. IN which the public may
rely fvr full protection. lly curing Coughs,
thu foreranners of moro serious disease, Il
anvcs nnnnmhcrcd lives, anil mn ninotns VI
suffering not 10 be computed. u challenges
trial, nnd convinens the inot scepiicnl.
Every family sl,ouli keep II Oh hand ~ =
protection nEnnst tile carly and tinp~rcclycJ
easily mrt n Arst. but which become incura-
bic, and tho often fatal, " neglected. Tender
lungs reed this defence; und Ii IL nnwlsc 10
be without II. AZ II safeguard 10 children.
anil thu distressing diseases which l,sset tbs
Throat and Cilest of childhood, GnHEnr
PICTORIAL u Invaluable; for. by IT. timely
use, muislindes ure rescued from premature
graves. ntd saved 10 tho love md affection
centred III them. II acts speedily anil surely
against ordinary colIs, securing sound md
healih.re.loting sleep. No ono will suiier
trnubles0sna 1MMurMxN ainl painful IBrOs.
chltis, when they know how easily they Gu,
b. currI.
Originally tho prnlnri II long. lal,oriots.
and snrccssfnl chemical investigation. M cost
o. toll y sl,arch III making esnry hottie ~ lilo
uinost possible PERFECTION Il max be eo,ill.
IDENTITY relied UPON ~ possessing MI i,ss sif.
tues II has ever exhibited, and Capable Of
producing cures rs memorable ~ llie greatest
u l,as ever effected.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

Grocery, Fruit and CoVecNionery
Stores.
D., 0N1EM, -. W. cnfnss. sppsslec Cewva
1tNWse,
vRANk LAMFAON. Nnrsh Of Court House.
W. h. WEwAT IN. x~~ -.
CRANDAg.k, uLAkE MARRY In ths OH
Hank nHlktins, ~ Kiln ~,
vRANk 0CvETTE, IN. In L<onasa's Old ssaud.
south stds Nafk.t ~.
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ADVICE oOvgeo " MAIL
PRgg o. oNARog.

ne nssssstes nsdlcinss u Aslssefs0ae AsuNs oaees
lgas dursg The pase twsnty yeass tsseeed sseosse.
ascled Nth eAsA 60 - cassfulIy ssons1sA,
0neehss thaY ~ communicated " Isstss - =
pasca. - observed b. The lSoutns = ~ eaassaee
pAyrlciaMA Ths lssssr sse ~ eCissslae nsdtsA
m1n. ~~~~ -
~ iavaliAs d AIslancs ass Required - aeswss
N sstSndsd Ut II plsin qusstioua whish siu =
emssshsA " mall isse. ~ - - sdlcs 4 60.
pssts sySl1m a seaIslSsiss prevents aiseAss -
eoaeasIon. Cas- books psvss consulted. exesps -
~ physietaas n The establishment, Res r.
epeesisAetoo end los IN u Qnesltcns.
4 aEsypaes pamphiss = svtisuca = ssesss
emit fpse aleo.
A1Svsss DR.. -. -. WOOTN,
nox 80, New Work.
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lvOdmse Dealers.
UEN. 0uNrT1Nu, NOD WAsehouse.-
OeeIes on ~ hlnas ~ pse1aeo, eoeo'
Dolass, pe1ee amA SILT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

.1(1liNcts a HrcssAeH&'esy.
Mrs. i. C..eT0NE. wet u co.r iioase.
y i. DONAMU01g. Nsss cf D@xoyriiss ltouss
ApAllNE Snow NaLOW, over Cleaner
ktua Asuts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

PhysiciaHs.
~. CLEMMER, eGlss IN nssa Asese.
MERQeAM. T.. A., s0es ssss 1sMsn.
bm11e ehoe oe~ge.
T.. 7, SOW ~, once osvr cssAsAs store.
i Is, i. TRUMAN. sNrs y Lswfy's.
4. n. NLA0kMAN, y kssiaV,ss, Mast Of Court
House.
LYIIA y. vHAvEL. north ~ Cent itoase.
RI. +. DekOH ELLA, IN y. =. ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-12

T1NrA4ANlIAs.
=. LOSu.ss Raiisris ,Ass stand ~ \ n,
pOWrt.s. d u0CeeF. an Naskes n. ". II vim
4. N. WENTWORTH, MasAst n. Msa ef Elm
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-24
KlnniCkinnio.

Miss Ella Musser has gone TO st.
Paul to attend school.
Our farmers have improved the few
pleasant days by stacking their grain,
aud now they can thrash betwee n
showers.
Mrs. C. b. Musser left last week for
a visit Of several weeks in Iowa. Her
mother who has been visiting her, went
with her.
Mrs Margaret Thomas, who has been
visiting her children here since last
fall. expects to return TO her home IN
MINI. this week.
Weare willing to dispense with the
equinsctial storms for this ouce, but we
have just as much rain as usual at this
time Of year, Notwithstanding our IN.
sclfshness in the matter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-24
For State Senator, 2ih District
CHARLES SMITH.
state senator.


In presenting the name Of CHARLES
SMITH as a candidate for State Senator
we have nothing to add, at the present
writing, to what We have already said,
so far as Mir. SMITH is concerned, per.
soualIy. There is no such thing, now
ever, as being mistaken in the signs OF
the times, since every breeze that waits
the name of Mr. Barron brings with
il some omen of his defeat; while with
each returning echo Of the name of Mr..
SMITH there comes signal of victory.
Yes. there is hand writing upon the
wall even, which cannot be mistaken,
/ and the doom of the once proud ship Of
Barroa is foretold in every line-in
every word-in every letter. Already
his worshippers tremble with dismay;
the very atmosphere is impregnated
with doubt as TO his fate, and a gloom
surrounds them that bears with it the
pallor OF death. On, then to the con-
test march up in one solid pbalanx to
meet an enemy that boasts that their
leader is invincible, while he bears
nothing but titles. But what is in a
name? What are titles but empty bub-
bIes? What is there in a record made
sacred only by subseruiency? And sa.
cred to whom? To none but the man.
ayers Of soulless corporations, seheming
demagogues and lifelong professional
politicians. Nay-what is in that rec
ord but sounding pretensions, and
uuredeemed pledges? Away then with
your fummery about ian experienced
legislator" and for once we will elect
an honest man.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-24
our True lIigh-SchOOI Policy.

Few voters doubt that the object Of
the second special school meeting will
be defeated If the high school prof.
&c; is unwise the project Of more
school. houses is blank folly. If the
second meeting would authorize fur
uaces to be placed in the public school /,
it would be great impro cement. Do
not spoil the rooms by snbdividing
however
The present plan Of high school, that
is TO make the upper department Of the
public school, such a school, by the re.
quisite examinations before entering,
TO procure no additional teachers. 10
provide no more school rooms should be-
voted down. The Normal School has
not reduced the pupils so nuch, thai
this place will remove last years evils.
The over. crowded rooms with poor
heating and worse ventilation; tn
classes s~large that no teacher can d.
thorough work, will be repeated. Tn,
additional tax o. thousand dollars viii
ROMAN 10 the treasury idle A. the taz
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-24

voted at The annual meeting will pay
the expenses. This plain may be bare
ly legal, bat the spirit OF the law is diff
ferent. IL the high school is to be es-
tablished, the board should be instruct
ed to procure rooms for the school and
also teachers. The rooms could be
rented at FIRST. The standard Of ad.
mission is so low, that plenty Of pupils
could enter, as it requires only the Fu-
diments of grammar, geography and
arithmetic. There is six months work
between the high school minimum and
the Normal or a third grade cert i6cate.
Thus the common school pupils would
be reduced so that with smaller classes
they would make good progress. BY
appointing one Of the principals TO act
portion OF the time as superintendent,
our school system would rot shame us
any longer. Our last year school,
where faithful teachers worked in that
pestilential place with absurdly large
classes, ought to inspire a wish for
better things. Unless another harvest
Of ill-health aud ignorance is desired,
something must be done. A high
school would get outside patronage.
Even the Prescott and HUDSON schools
do this because they have more teachers
and smaller classes
If however the people are not awake
TO the fact that we need better free
schools where all who desire a good ell
ucation can obtain it, let us not vote
money to lie idle and get no better
schools. The plan suggested of build-
ing detached school-houses will be found
impracticabe. Unless a high school,
separate from the present school can be
had. it will be both wise aud ec0nomi-
cal TO let the school remain another
year as it is. If such a school can be
had, then five hundred dollars could
not be better invested .
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-24
Our village.

1t is seldom that we speak of it, ex-
cept in short local items. 1t seems
now, however, to be time to speak Of
il in a more extended manner. We
boast no metropolitan airs, nor claim
any extensive proportions. We are
only an inland village, not exceeding a
population of fifteen hundred. But we
think there is more real "get up and
Dust 10 it, in proportion to it's popula-
ton, than in any other place we know
of in the Northwest Perhaps this
sounds like boasting, and it may be.
Nevertheless We must speak OF our viii
lage, aud the village at large is not ex-
actly responsible for what we may say
as individuals. We believe in the
doctrine of blowing your Own horn-o
sounding your own merits ahead NOT
in an egotIstical manner, but in n re-
spectiuI, candid, cheesful way--a way
that will wake others up, perhaps, and
at the same time gaio their admiration
for your activity, energy or persever-
aDce. And this can be done. Do you
believe il? OF course you do, for yop
have seen it doue in host Of instan-
ces.
W. will say Of our village, then that
it is regular little iron clad full Of
life within, and impervious to the shafts
of envy without. But it is not hide
bound; it has reached point where is
continued growth, at a moderate pace,
is certain; it now gathers size and
strength by its own motion; we believe
it is now the leading point in the St.
Croix valley, and it is drawing with a
strong force from the surrounding
country; aud while other villages and
cities in the valley may not diminish
at its profit, this one will reach out
in every direction, aud grow more aud
more attractive aud still more compre-
hensive-more generous. withal. Then
too, those around Us will come to dis
regard our local pecularities and thus
will be wiped out all local prejuiices
if any such exist.
We invite our friends everywhere to
come and see us; if we arc prosperous
as village, we believe you will share
in that prosperity; if our village shall
become the pride Of this valley, all will
justly share in that pride.
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Ono

Grain in these parts suffered great
damage by the late rains.
Aud low comes the welcome news
that CHARLEY SMITH is running for
State Senator. Success to him
Bears are the excitement OF the day
Ga Friday last an old one aud three
cubs carried off a foe hog for j. Shelto,
Mr. ). aud his company succeeded 10
killing the old bear aud two Of the
cubs
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he thus enjoys. We have no right 70
tread upon, or even to crowd upon
others; and when meeting others on
such highways, roads, streets, alleys or
sidewalks il is our duty to turn 10 The
right For this we should always pre-
pare, whether travelling on foot, riding
on horseback, or driving carriage.
And. let it be remembered, this is the
law of the land, ss well as the law Of
f, custom. More than this--every per-
son has right to one-half The Travelled
track.
1t may seem to be unnecessary %
speak of this matter, since, you say, il
has been both the law aud the custom
from time immelnorial. While it is the
law it is not the custom; or, lift be the
custom, especially so far as pedestrians
are concerned, it is custom more hon.
ored in the breach than in its obser.
vance. We see examples of this every
day of our lives, and sometimes very
much 10 our annoyance, if not to our
disgust
We do not believe that any class of
persons mot even the ladies Shave a
right to monopolize a sidewalk, and
very much less has any particular class
of ladies au exclusive right to side
walk Why should one lady walk
ing on the right, meeting two ladies,
be compelled to step off the walk that
the two may pass? Is that etiqueiey
Is it common deceDcy, even! Nay,
Neither is it the right Of the two to de-
maDd BY word or action, that the one
shall step aside What, then, is the
rule? Simply this:-The lady on the
left should halt, aud step in the rear OF
her companion; but she should never
spring forward aud step in front.
Are we right 10 these directions?
IF not, what is the rule? We think we
are right: the law demands it; etiquette
demands it; common decency demands
it.
If this rule applies to the ladies, how
is it with the gentlemen Our opinion
is that tho same Iule pertains to gentle
men and ladies both that the sane
custom should be observed by all. The
law makes no distinction the rights
of the mel are the same as those OF
the women, aud the necessity is just as
great in the one case as 10 the other
Turn to the right, then. whenever
and wherever YOU are about TO meet
another. On the highways, eveh well
trained horses will do this, and shall
gentlemen and ladies' show less Of good
breeding than the horses on our streets!
We trust not.
Yes, aceustom yourselves to turn to
the right, always, aud you will appear
better will feel bett er, and you
will never be in doubt which. way to
move. There are many reasons wig
you should remember tn csc things.
We see Instances of the violation Of
these rules here aud elsewhere, every
day of Our lives. These violations pro-
yoke comment, rude jests, and often
times, i'll feeling. To observe these
rules will improve our manners. aud
increase our respect for others as we'll
ss for ourselves. Yea, il will improve
our morals, since any thing that is
coarse or uuseemly, is degrading. A
bold, defiant air, or sOrS OF "raa-0Uer.
you" disposition, is among the most
contemplate things we meet in society.
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scandal.
ny MRS LAURA l. THOMAS.


What IL Scandal! 'Tis fame
OF venom, cast on some fair name;
A breath impure from Gossip's lips,
OF poison from the cup she sips.
Why is Scandal? 'Tis because
Gossip know. not Mercys Laws,
Nor cen justice will she give.
Or let in peace her victim live
when il scsndal? Constantly
Gossip siezes instantly,
Ga things 80 small no other eye
woull see, aud 50 woull pass them by
where il scandal? Everywhere
That morials breath tha atmosphere;
50 place 70 sm III. Or 10 remote,
Bot burdenei is with Gossp's note
River Falls, Wisconsi
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The RIght-Turn 20 the Right.

IT'S of the rights Of persons who are
travelling on public highways, that we
tirs, propose to speak II is the right
Of all To travel them, either IN foot or
with teams aud carriages. Travellers
do not own them. nor do the public, a.
some suppose. Neither i it the priv.
l,ge Of any person 70 abuse the right
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. W Johns
Asbestos Roofing, for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want a good and cheap
Root, will use the Asbestos r Footing.
Inquire about it.
1888 BURHYTE Bros.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-24

To the last part OF the foregoing ar
ticle We take some exceptions. We do
not believe the High School should be
separate from the present school, but,
on the other hand, that it should en-
brace as many Of the scholars attending
that school as may be found qualified
% enter The High School. Remember
that the grade reaches away down, even
tar enough to include very many, il NOT
all Of those who now attend the upper
department of the present school.
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RESTAUR A N IT!
MAIN STREET, RIVER FALLS.
h. MAY TcTS. Proprietor.

Having opened new Restaurant in this
village am desirous Of calling attention
thereto, aud that am now fully prepared
20 serve up Oysters and Warm Meals in he
hest style, and al all hours during the day
and evening will also keep choice STOCK
Liquors and Cigars Patronage respectful
" solicited. BMAYER
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7Es RIVER FALLS JOURNAL
A WEEKLY NEWsT APBR,

PuBLsHEp EVERY FRIDAY, TERMS, 81 20
JOURNAL and ADVANCE one year to one
address. $500, cash in advdnce.
Local Edition -JOURNAL & ADVANCE, pub
lished every Friday, $l0O, cash in aduarce.
Esig~For all transient subscribers, twenty
tive cents must be paid in addition to the
subscription price above named.
A. MORSE SON Proprietors.
3eB PRINTING
OF every description exc uied on short no
tice, neat and at reasonable prices. Or.
PICS on Main Street
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n. j. GOLDEN,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & DENTIST.

Office over Stepens' Market. Entrance
next lool north OF Ilaveu's Furniture Store
Residence opposite press Office 3
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Ellsworth AaiV.' !sN. st.sl Line,

Leaves Ellsworth every morning at six
o clock, and arrives at River Falls al
eight. Leaves River Falls on the arrival
OF the stage from Hudson, and arrives at
Ellsworth at seven =. ii.
AN orders or packages left st JoURSAL
OFFcR, Bracket House, or Post Office at
River Falls will receive prompt attention.
nas- Express business promptly attend
ed 20.
1911 J w. WYNN, Prop
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MISSES LEVINGs.

Keep a Bookstore embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals and Mag
szines. A full supply of stationery. -
Store in Journal BLOCK. Main Street,
River Fails, Wis. 1888
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, 80.
A square will be counted the space Of one
inch.
Local notices will be charged according
20 their character Nothing less than IL
cts line for the first insertion, and 10 cts
for tbs second
Al JOB work must he paid for on de
iv 'ry.
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w. VANNATTA
a t torney at L a w
RIVER FALLS, WIS.
r D. PIERCE,

Attorney and counselor al Law. Els
worth Wisconsin. Offiee--in stone build
ing on Court House square. 1880
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r IL. PILLAR

BLACKSMITH. Shop on Main Street,
south of Bracket House. Particular atten-
tiOn given to sboeing horses. 1888
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a. MORSE.
:aTTOR.NEY' ar law.

Office in JOURNAL BLOCK, River Falls,
Wisconsin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-29
How LithOgraph Was Discovered.

After the first triumphant perfor.
nance of MOzart's opera of Don Juau,
at Munich, the tbeaier was deserted by
all except one man. Alois sennefeldei
had still much to do. After seeing
carefully around the stage that 20
sparks had igited about the theater, he
retired to his little room to stamp the
theater, tickets for the following day.
As he entered the room he had three
things in his hand-a polished whet.
stone for razors, which he had purchas-
ed, q. ticket stamp, moistened with
printers ink, and check on the theat-
er treasury for his weeks salary. He
placed the check on a table, when a
gust of wind took it, swept it high up
in his room for a moment, and then
deposited it in basin filled with water.
SeDnefelder took the wet paper, dried
it as we'll as he could, and then, to
make sure of it, weighed il down with
the milestone, on which be earelessly
before put the printing stamp. Re
turning to his room on the following
morning he was surprised to see the
letters of the stamp printed with re-
markable accuracy Oh the damp paper.
lie gazed long at the check, sudden
thought flashed through his brain, he
wondered if by some such means he
he could not save himself the weary
trouble he continually had can2ing the
songs of the chorus. That vefy morn
ing he went out and purchased a
larger stone, and commenced to make
experiments, and, as we all know,
finally succeeded in discovering the
art of printing from stone-litho-
graphy.'