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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-08

JYnlcAes, Ct0ckS and JrsDeirN.
swEnnOM . IOWmS. sass sids ~ Kim street.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06

That rustic basket in Dunbar's window is
an unique affair, end attracts a good deal Of
attention
The Merchants Hotel "a being painted in
side and ont Mino host George IS model
hotel keeper.
A man named Hart residing at Cottage
Grove, MINI, was killed on the Island a few
days since. Il appear he leh home In the
morning with his teaan, and not returning Al
the proper time, his wife with a strong intui-
tive feeling that something was wrong, got
one the nelghbors 10 60 in search On search
ing the place the team was standing quietly
by the sled, and on the oths side, under a
huge log, was the unfortunate, dead Il ap-
peared that while rolling on tho log with the
sid Of the horses, the chain broke and the log
rolled on the man, knocking him down and
lodging across hi5 breast How long he lived +,
or whether he was conscious o. what befel
him, will never be known
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
Be lot Discouraged.

To be awakened at midnight only to
behold the labor of your hands for
years devoured in an hour by one re-
lentless blast of flame, is not peculiar
ly pleasant scene to contemplate.
Nor is it very inspiring theme for re-
Election, even when the excitement
is over, and you attempt to settle down
to business again, with no shelter for
your head, and neither means nor
material to do business with.
Nay-of all things else, be not dis
couraged. Make the picture of the flu.
ture bright, and never lose confidence
in yourself. Be determind to succeed
in all undertakings, and equally deter
mined to ignore and entirely avoid
those Of an opposite character. Do
nothing beneath yourself, or which
will demean you in your own estima-
ton. Make yourself worthy of your
own esteem and confidence, at least, and
then push ahead with unwonted vigor.
Be reasonable in your aspirations, and
in yOur hopes, and then you will nei-
thei be discouraged, nor fall short of
the mark at which you aim.
But you must be active both in mind
and body, if you would succeed, and
that activity must be constant, contin-
ual, even and consistent. Bounties
will never be showered upon you un-
asked, nor will success attend the vac
illasing. A drone in society, above all
things else is to abhorred; and it is
worse than useless to be SO very good
as to be good for nothing.
Yes, drive ahead, with due caution,
of course, and be not discouraged at
mistakes. That you will make them is
certain, but do not make too many of
them, and you are all right still, since
you are the wiser for your experience.
Your faculties, both of body and mind,
are improved by use; and, mark the
fact, the reverse is true if they are idle.
Take hold of work or business, then,
with renewed zest, and pursue it with
vigor, and be not discouraged at any
thing. If you find difficulties, or OBJ
structlons in your pathway, quietly re-
move or overcome them; and, come
what will, never give up. You may
have mistaken your calling or your
profession, fact which time and cir
cumstances will soon suggest, and,
when convinced of it, change it at
once. Butdo not change too often; try
to be sure you are right, and then
with clean grit-go ahead, and be not
discouraged. Remember that faint
heart never won fair lady," and that
despair never yielded fruits meet even
for repentance, and much less meat
for sustenance.
Be not discouraged. You may have
been tried even as by fire; but lift up
your head-sing new song-quicken
your pace-look chez. ful, and be so,
and you will very soon overcome your
misfOrtunes.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
TRENTON

The ice on the river is unsafe for teams to
GROSS
Seth Lyons is preparing to open his farm
in the woods this summer.
Miss Bell Rednlon will teach the school In
the Drake district this summer.
Among our many visitors Of late was Mr..
A. Morse, Of the RIVER FAILS JOURNAL
Mr. Ncrdmyre and lady have started Tor the
golden Gelds Of Minnesota They have the
good wishes Of many friends for their pros.
perity
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
THE uIsER.
By BELLA RoBEY

The miser counted Ger his gold,
Rich shining treasures, one by one,
In lone darkened room, for he
Was jealous even Of the sun.
Strong padlocks were upon his door,
That gave admittanee to no guest,
And rusty was the key that turned
Upon the inmates Of bis breast
Each drop Of blood within his veins
Is kept in Cheek controlled by stocks;
No circulating medium
His heart-but inst "monoy.
He lives 10 gain, but not 20 give
Nor richer grows, except in pelf
And for bit Of wretched dross,
Is Oft disposed to sell himself
He has no coin that is not "base,"
His voice has "metalle" sound,
And, bs his buildings e'er so high,
He's always living under ground.
He thinks his padlocks will prevent
The entrance Of unweleomed guests,
Nor dreams "the mortgage is foreclosed,"
And no, the tenant, dispossessed,
IT'S death who laughs the fool to scorn,
And meets him thus unclean, unshrivsn,
Aud melts his gold to find soul
Too small to find place in Heaven.
River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
MARTIN RIPPLE.
N. Z. BuRrls-

A AsHtoNAsLE TAILOR Work done to orlar
= on short notice and on reasonable terms SbCn
at me residence, opposite the Normal ScheoI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
MRS. S. A. SNYDER.

.5nS AND CLOAK MAKER. Shop over the
ehat me promptly attended to and neatly done
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
MISSES LEYINGs-

Il EkP Bookstore embracing Sehool aud N,.,..,
IA laneCus Books Periodicals and Waga-insa
i ,s, supply Of Stationary Main St., River FaIs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
CORNISH IL HUNT.

TURNER'S. All kinds of Ornamental ,i,rs
= LOT Houses, and Fancy Work What Nots aneI
every thing made Of or embellished with woad
sh0p IN Fosters MIL, River Falls, Wis 1s32
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
o. W. PETERSON.

DFALER IN Watches, Clocks. and Jsvalr, pa
give satisfaction. 'iN n4ii"nVeu 10
River Falls, Wis. t,-oo
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06

DEALER IN Watches, Clocks and rawslrv d
~ pairing done on short notice. ard waygrs, ~
10 give satisfaction i~"'eu
yer Falls Wis. ,,,o
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06

DAiNfER, Griiaer, GLACIER aud Papar Hanger
orcers lett at the Post-o.iee, River Falls, Wis
OoH9i1' 1913
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
JOHN WHITE.

RLACkSMirH. Does all kinds Of blaeksmltbipv
- fsrticular attention given 10 shoelnr borses
Swpop opposite Bracket House stable River Fails
%
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06

HOUSE CARRIAGE s SIGN p AINTER. Sbon
II over Wells Livery Stable. River Fails. Wi9.
-''i9'- IS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
B. II. PILLAR,
JOSEPH JELLISGs.

RLAChSsUTH, Shop on Aiia St, south Of Brsek
- Ell House Particular attention gwen to shoe.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
A. MORSE.

X EAL ESTATE AGENT. Real Estate Bosrbt and
- egId on Commission State. COUNTY Tov.n ma
olhet Taxes paid. Abstracts II title 10 apv iapds
"a E.etee a9a " Croiz Counties furnished On sbort
ne.ee, once 10 JOURNAL Building, River Fslis
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
s JONEs.
MRS. W. H. WINCHESTER.

{ f)NFEfANCER, Collector aud Justice Of the
~ Peace. New Centerylle, Wis sIv
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
W. C. KING,

| HEALER ~ Millinery and Ladies Furnisbipq
~ goods. Msin Street, River Falls. is-33
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n. A. THELANDER
D. II. LEvIYGs.

CONTRACTOR 4 BUILDER. Shop on Maple St
VI bt'"Algh sue. River Falls. 1873
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no Be cosrIsUED.)

Published by request

Book TABLE.-The School Bulletin
and Northwestern Journal Of Educa.
ton, for February contains four piec.
CO Of music, one Of which, Mother
Tabbyskins, is decidedly humorous.
They are all good. IT, is brim full Of
state news. II has a page OF science
gossip, and two pages Of questions
used by the Regents Of the state u N.
Y. and many other interesting articles.
II H. rising ia our estimation. SLOO
per year and less TO clubs. $. X.
Winchell, Publisher, Milwaukee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25

IA BY VAN TAssELL KEARNEy. AUCrIOyEERs.
AT TlIKIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART.
NO. IN M T EHss 18TH ST- NEAR ~ re AS
AT 10 O'CLOCK
DAVID LATIMER, BAY HORSE FoALED 1885. got
Ea Mssp rREaruA akEn "a. dam aa..d Ar
is kind and true in ali harness; Tree from
TOO much and no road Is 200 long Tor him he Is thor
oughly broken the saddle is without trick
or fault In the stable he warranted perfectly sound
aud free from bemish.
BELLE LEWIS. BAY MARE, FoALED 1868, got by
VOLUNTEER. dsp = STAR MARE gscard,
with DAVID LXTIMEE to tbs carriage and
on the road; as single road mare few can beat
better than :s: needs no cheek marngsie boots:
very prompt. but no puller; she has public
ord; Is perfectly gentle and kind under al crcum-
the dam OF = foal by BLAcKwoOD. for which 5000
rEDiaREE AND SPEED OF THESE HORSES ARE
GUARANTEED
PAIR BLACK MARES, FINE LONG FULL NAMES
AND TAILS. l5ts hands high, 10 years old: kim and
true in all harness: good
der saddle; are very pleasant and prompt roadsters;
are Hfrnd Of nothing; be driven alongside Of
locomotive with perfect safety; first class road
family team. and warranted sound; also set light
x cLAKEyGE. GOOD AS NEW. BUILT BY MINER
TOP FULL SPRING WAGON, POLE AND SHAFTS,
BUILT BY LOCKWOOD.
EXTRA STYLISH ROAM GELDING. 10 hands high.
old kind and true in all harness; free from vice;
has splendid style and action: has been driven TO
NIX q na pDs sy g. s Ire ss @
account Of owner having for him. and Is war
ran'od sound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25

ADJUSTMENTS.
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WEDNESDAY Yv hSb s syHAsSs aAfxEE AT
Admission. SO and rs cents: Reserved Seats 81
Woops MusEyM; HERSANDa sz.n FOSTER Err
Monday r ws,nd nna msans evenings A1
nARKawA Ss'a %NoSG TIE TIE 'hRIcAsps
1a"s 'sS s a sPGoxT SSD &sI%SE
A.nss'A0Rsss ss:"s dRuSos ana friday
MONDAY 4a iPy x5L AlSh ss SShRisA''oS
RrH AVENUE THEATRE. tBRoApwAy AND 18TH sTy
NOW ACTED FOR OVER 200 TINES
F. f I Is. ! To-! J e. Il 4.
PLAY OF TODAY
Mr. JOHN h sRotG AHN p SOL saiTH kussEhL
sn n SlksEsT. Ms Mis- siDSky cowELi: GEoRdiE
DREW. in their Great Dramatic Presentations
~rIouEn EVERY NIGHT AT
JSly 4h. srEcIAL rIQuE M Il; sl.Isx ILLuMI-
OsArio 1hhH ~ ga broadway near ieesSsr
The coolest and plcasan,et house in town
The Theatre. Mammoth Fans IN motion.
HUMPTy DUMPTY. frices. 25c SOC. 15c and 81
with ana most attractive features.
First Of the celebrated artists
Messrs. SEAMoN AND soMERS.
First appearance OF the charming Vocalist,
Miss BERTHA ROWE.
First timc in America. Olenbach's Petit Opera,
THE RAMBDOS,
blythe Sisters Aii 1a RrIrHi bg Taa JULIA PASCAL
Clown, Mr.. Robert Fraser. Burcsquc Miss L. Young.
Mlc. Ida Devercs Character Dances.
HUMPTY DUMrTy'S l0t NOVEL ATTRACTIONS.
MATISEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2.
DIGNOLD AND CHARITY
us FAREWELL TO NEW YORK PRIOR TO HIS Dr.
PAkTURE FOR AUSTRALIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. June IT. 1876.
70 THE DIRECTORS CESrRAL DIsPrNsARY:-
CONVERSATIONS letter received. Ny engagement here
has been extended Jnly l. have also made agree
sail from this for Australia the 10th Of that
month This IL days; II think II will bene-
o. charity will leave here the engage
terminates thus reach New York In time TO play
for u Romeo and Juiiet' Saturday, July X In
this ultment of promise everything
before arrival viii have time
before ater the performances, will have to
hopitnble the dnv In order reach
this time take the for Australia the
18th. Please telegraph answer. Very truly yours
GEO RIGN0LD,
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New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

Of many Germans who come to this country, and,
remaining only just long enough to become natural
lied citizens of the United States then return TO
Germany to spend the remainder Of their lives and
plead their American citizenship for the purpose Of
escaping The duties deyolyng upon citizens In their
native country lato report shows that there are
in the German Empire between 10000 and IL 900
naturalized American citizens, and recognizes the
fact that jealousy is naturally engendcred by the
residence # these people. who escape military duty
in the midst Of population where all male citizens
under 43 years of age subject; and yet. the
Committee says In spite of these facts and the fraud
by which exemption from duties of citizenship is
sometimes obtained in Germany. only 80 cases have
been brought to tie attention of our diplomatic rep
rcsentative since SOS and Of these only three have
been decided adversely by the German authorities
The Committee continues: If the object of this pro-
posed notice is simply to stimulate our Government
to ask revision of the treaty. and To have II eX-
tended to the entire German Empire, Including
Alsace and Lorraine; to define with moro precision
some of the points Oi controversy touching the sub
jects of cxpariati0n, naturalization and nationality;
to incorporate into it some provision that snbse-
dnent experience has introduced into our later
treaties that subject the resolution of inquiry
addressed 10 the Committee is not Objectionable,
and is perhaps worthy Of consideration. These
points the Committee say have already attracted
the attention Of tie present Secretary of State and
have been the subject of communication by Inn to
cur Minister at Berlin but none of the ambiguiti's
or omissions in the present treaty have been the
source of any practical evil whatever. This may
have been due to the liberal spirit in which the
treaty has been construed by tie German authori-
ties; but the Committee thinks it better TO leave
the subject 10 the care of the State Department,
where it properly belongs, entertaining no doubt
that the German Government Will continue to act III
the same emil lghtened spirit in which it originally
cOncurrcd in the treaty. and in which il has thus
far construed it,