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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-12-20

Half of the "sports" in the country
were Gin the expressive term used ''bust
ed and the winners more than jubilant
But no one reveled in the victory as old
Tom. He rolled ever and over upon the
grass nearly dying with paroxysms of
laughter, and it was not until he was got
ten home that any explanation could be
obtained.
Dem al white trash tink old Tom er
fool, he said between laundering guf-
flaws. But he jest sleep wild one eye
open de same as coon, and when dey 90
ter lame Lizzy Clay he jest change her
intel another stall and dey waste dar
bref on de old p!ow mar. Hi. Hi! De
golly, it will be de deth oh dis ar old
darby yet fer sartin.n
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A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

j.
In the bleak nlid-wiuter
Frosty wind made moan:
Earth stood hard as iron.
Water Ike a stone;
snow had fallen, snow on snow,
Snow on snow.
IN ths bleak mid-winter
long ago.
II.
Oar God, heaven cannot hold Him
Nor earth sustain,
Heaven and earth shall fee away
When lie comes TO reign:
In the bleak mid-winter
4 stable place suflced
The lord God Almighty
Jesus Christ.
Enough for Him whom Cherubim
Worship night and day,
A bTeadstuff Of milk
And a mangerful OF hay;
Enough for Him whom angels
Fall down before,
The OK and ass and camel
Which adore.
".
Angels and ATchangels
May have gathered there.
Cherubim and SeTaphim
ThrOuged the air;
But only His Mother
In her maiden bliss
Worshiped the Beloved
With kiss.
v.
What can / give him,
Poor as / am -
II ! were g Shepherd
/ would bring q lamb;
III were a Wise Man
II would DO nav part
Yet what can / give Him.
Give nv heart. Christian RoSNet3i
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Bill Shute was member of the
Twenty-sixth. While the boys crowded
around the old flag at the recent reunion,
Bill, with an irrepressible humor, called
out: {" Boys, | am no speaker, but there's
blamed sight more of you here than
ever saw in a fight" This brought
down the house,
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SARDAL-W00D

Possesses much greater power IA restoring Il
than either Cubebs Copaiba. 1t never produces
sickness is certain and speedy in its action. 1t is fast
superseedng every other remedy. Sixty capsules
ia six or eight days. No other medicine do this
Owing to its great success. many substitutes have
been advertised. such Pastes, Mixtures rms Bal
sans, etc. all Of which have been abandoned.
Dundas Dick Co.'s Soft Capsules containing
oil Of Sandal-,oood, sold at all drug stores. AsR
for circular, or send for 10 S5 and 81 Wooste,
Street Ne1o York.
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Near the garden of the English resi-
dence at Lucknow, India, Is the tomb of
Sir Henry Lawrence. He was one of the
four thousand brave defenders who for
three months held the garden and house
against twenty thousand Indian NUT
ineer. He died of wounds received from
shell. On the tomb is this simple inscrip-
ton:
Here lies Henry Lawrence, who tried
to do his duty"
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VEGET TINE
Safe and Sure.

Mr.. II. r. STEVESs:
In 1872 your NFGETISE was recommended TO me- and,
yielding to the persnasions Of friend consented to
tr it, At the time suffering from general debil
and nervous ostracu, superinduced by overWork
and Irregular habits Its wonderful strengthening and
curative properties seemed to affect my debiated
TEN the first dose; and. under its persistent
l rapidly recovered, gaining more than usual health
and good feeling. Since then have not hesitated to
give VEGETINE my most unqualified indorse ment, as
being safe. sure aud powerful agent in promoting
health and restoring the wasted system TO life and
energy EEGETISE is the only medicine use; and, a.
long as I've never expect 70 ind a better.
Yours truly W. H CLARK,
100 Monterey Street. AIieghany. Pa.
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The CeIebra.ed vienna rolls.

Among the numerous articles DooLEY' )
YEAST POWDER is used for, are the celebrated
Vienna rolls, which are so delicious, palatable
and healthy. If you have not the recipe send
three-cent stamp to DooLeY d BROTHER, New
York, and you will get it, together with many
other valuable cooking receipts by return
oil
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VEGETINE
Her Own Words,
BALTIMORE. Nd. Feb. IS. ls77.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Feb. Is. ls57
Mr.. H. Il. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Siuce several years have got sore and
very ma nful foot / had physicians, but they
couldnt cure me- Now. have heard of your NEGETINE
from a Iady who was sick for a long time and became
an we'll from your VEGETINE; and went and bought
me one bottle of VEGETINE and after had used one
bottle pains left and Il began t heal. and then
bought other bottle. and so take Il yet thank
God for this remedy and yourself, and wishing every
sufferer may pay attention to it. IL is blessing for
health. - -. - -,
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cure more rupfuros than Of those for which extaV-
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IA CDV Asa HANK ER. AND
~ "a Old Ou the Presidents Policy.
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Agents. Read This.

We will pay Agents salary Of SIS per Month and
Expenses to sell our New and Wonderful Inventions.
Address, L 5. SHERMAN 4 Co, Marshall, Michigan
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
POLICE NEWS.

The following cases were disposed of
since our last report
Dennis Mcguire, drunk and disorder]v.
fined s. and cost.
d. Swetton, for assault and battery on
Eugene Jamison.
John Kegan for being disorderly and re- :
.sistiDg Officer Mickem, fined $1o and costs.
Rebecca Riggs, vagrancy, sent to Fort
Grubb for thirty days.
Michael Leary, E. Carter, and Daniel
Dougherty were each fined fifty cents and
costs for being drunk.
A. Brown and E. Lofman for being
drunk and disorderly were fined and had to
pay costs.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11

EDITOR HERALD: -.
Sir:-I write to assure you that the sem
tence in letter." will join yours and the
rumsellers church"-does not mean the
Roman Catholic Church, of which, I trust,
you are useful and honored member :.
but refers to Church to be organized on
the one idea, that the rumseller and his
work are good and honorable and USE
full
I was not aware of the fact that an as.
sailant might choose his method and place
Of assault, while his respondent was denied
a like privilege.
Ifyou will be kind enough to explain
the passages Of scripture cited, will as.
sist you still further.
So far as remember, though political
and religious opponent, you have treated
me with something of fairness and cour-
tesy. Please accept the thanks of
Yours, in Christ,
]. B. MANN.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
Dentistry.

Tremendous reduction in Dentistry. Ow.
ing to our great success as inserters of
beautiful gum enamelled teeth, and in Or
der to supply the many thousands, we will
insert full sets at the greatly reduced rate
Of and 80, equal to any $2S set made
elsewhere. Filling, Is cts. to 81. Dr.. j.
". sto1ghtoa 4 Bro, No. liza Wine street,
Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
MARRIED..

MASON -PROUD-On June 9Th, 1877, by
Rev. =. sheppafd, at Mt. ~alem Parson-
age. Mr. James E. Mason and Miss Mary
A. Proud, both Of New Castle County,
Del
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11
i.s THE BERRY SHIPMENTS, &
Tho following ars the shipnsatsof stsav-
berries over ~ Delaware Railroad, sstur.
aessl Arrival.

Hotel Arrival.
CLAYTON HOUSE.
Thomas 8. Fernon and wife, Phila,
Norman 8. Fernon, q"
Mrs. L. N. Vaughan, city,
John T. Lick, California,
H. B. Seidel, city,
E. B. Giles and sister, Phila,
A. Holmes, New York,
Hon. I. T. Neal; virginia.
8. T. Summervale, New York,
E. B. Giles, Phila,
Thomas R. Rich, Baltimore,
E. H. Mahoney, Boston,
h. Roberts, New York,
F. Macdonald, "
Il. Morgan,
John N. Raymond"
DELAWARE HOUSE.
Adam Foultz, ReadiD,
B. Sswdon, "
L. Jones,
j. II. Jones, Phila,
Herbert Delany, Dewitt County,
James Eggleton, Virginia,
G. W. Powder, Newport, Del.
A. P. Wilson, Pittsburgh.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-11

The German Beneficial Societies festival
will take place to-day at Schuetzen Park.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
THE TRIUMPH OF THE CROSS

~ - sA"D O~V00'
= Dispatches from Turkey announce tn.
4 unconditional surrender of Osman Pasha
He attacked the Russian lines and at-
tempted to force a passage out toward
Widdin, but was defeated and captured
Osman was severely wounded. The po.
litical end military results of this grea1
victory are immeasurable. IT. will re-es.
tablish throughout Europe the respect fol
the Russian arms of which her bluuders
in Bulgaria and Armenia had we'll nigh
deprived her. 1t will give renewed i'm
pulse to the demands of the Russian peo-
pie for the extinction of the Ottoman
power, and awaken the slumbering hopes
Of every Christian race under Turkish
rule. It will cement still further the m
perial alliance, and cause the despest anx-
iety among the governing classes in Great
Britain. Regarded from a military point
of view, the Turkish disaster is almnst ir-
reparable. 1t deprive, her of her main
army at a moment when the Russians
hold advanced posts at shipka Pass and
near Sophia, whence they may swarm into
Roumelia and complete the work begun
nearly two centuries ago. The conquest
of Turkey by the Russians may now be
regarded as having been practically ac-
complisbed, unless England and the
Western Powers interfere and prevent
further warlike proceedings. England is |
now almost as much troubled as Turkey, !
and the world is curious and anxious to |
know what she will do about it. A LON
don special says: ''Strange to say, this |
blow will cause a shock, although it has
been expected for days. Only last even
ing it was the subject Of almost universal
discussion in the clubs. The proposition
as put usually took the following form
After Plevna-what? To-day the peo-
pie Of England must make up their minds.
1t will be interesting to know what the
verdict will be. The Times urges that
he moment has now arrived when media
ion between Russia and Turkey is posi-
Die, and it is to be hoped that the British
government will use all efforts to that
'fect." X
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Local news is scarce.
Haverly's minstrels to night.
Thirteen more days will be Christmas.
Tonight is the last night of the exhibi
ton.
The Industrial Exhibition at Institut.
Hall will close this evening.
The B. G. L. s. will give ball on Friday
evening iu Rokeby Hall, Rising Sun.
The Moral Suasion Reform Club choi,
sang at the Good Templar's Fair last night
At the old foundry on Tenth street they
shelter the tramps refused accommodation
at the City Hall.
Temperance meeting Will be held at the
rooms of the Moral Suasion Reform Club
every night this week.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose h Vests Min.
strels are announced to appear at the Opera
House on Christmas eve.
I Professor Alfredo Barili will be In the
city to-day at Robelin's music store to ar
range about classes for piano instruction.
1t is said the old foundry on Tenth street
is not yet like the City Hall was when the
tramps lodged there-crummy. Perhaps 1t
Is true.
James B. Cotton, special agent for the
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Co., Of New
York, is now in this city, stopping at 6l3
King street.
The news from tho seat of war is cone
stantly contradictory, but not 50 from DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup every report concern
ing It proves 1t to be the best Cough Syrup
known. Only rs cents bottle.
St. Mary's T. A. B. Corps Of this city,
have been presented with . set of resolu-
tions Of thanks from the Temperance Con.
vention, Of Philadelphia, for their psrticipa-
lion in the parade on the 10th of October
last, in honor of the birthday of Father
Matthew. ...
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
SOCIETIES.,

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hope Lodge, No. 81, l. o. o. F., at ODD
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, 8. of T.,
Ia the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, OF
rue Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, O. U. A. M, at
Nechanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. S, A. o, of G. F.,
McClsry's Building. '
Champion lodge, No. 6, K. of p, at K.
Of P. Hall, Oil Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 1S, K. of p, Jr., O.
y. A. M. Hall, Al Market street.
Cherokee TTibs, No. 4, I. o. R. M. at
Maris Building, oh and Shinlev streets.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
Larceny OF SIX DOLLARS.

James Mathews was arraigned at the
Police Court last night, charged with steal.
Ing SIX dollars from George McCres yes.
terdsy morning. Mathews lived in tho
same house as MeCrea, and while NcCrea
was out he went up stairs to his room and
took nom his trunk six dollars. Mathews
was held in $500 bail for bis appearance as
court. -.'- "''
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
THIRD YEAR. ONE CENT.

Robert Allen, colored, convicted Of lar-
ceny' was sentenced to pay 81. rs % restitu.
ton money, on Saturday next to receive
twenty lashes, to re- Imprisoned three
months and to wear six months thereafter
the convict's jacket.
George Crisden, colored, convicted, Of
buying, receiving and csncealing stolen
goods, knowing them to be such, was sen.
senced to pay $1.95 restitution msney, to
stand one hour in the pillory on Saturday
ssxt, to be Imprisoned three months and to
wear the convict's jacket six months there.
sitter.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
Y. N. @. A.

The annual election of officers of the
Young Mems Christian Association takes
place on Thursday evening, the polls open
Ing at 7.30 P. N. AsN 10 very Important
who shall fill the respective Offices for the
ensuing year. It 10 earnestly requested that
afull attendance Of members shall 10 pres.
ent,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
STRAYED FROM HONE.

Lizzie Dooley, aged eleven years, wss
enticed away or strayed from her home, $40
Pine street, on Monday evening, between
seven and eight o'clock. The child q tall
for her age, and slsnder, her hair and eyes
are light, and she was dressed In dark
calico skirt, brown imitation. seal skin
sacque, blue and white scarf, striped stock
ings and new shoes.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
HERALD NOTES.


The Russians took Kars in 1923, 1884,
1855, and now again in 1877. .".'r r.i
Greenland has no cats. Imagine cats In
. country where the nights are six mouths
long.
The highest income tax in Germany was
last year paid by Krupp; this year by a
Rothschild.
1t is said that the Duke Of Norfolk's we'd
ding day cost him little short of R9O,OOO-
a couple Of months income.
1t will take about 100000 to finish the
Roman Catholic Cathedral now In course of
erection on Filth Avenue, New York.
An eminent Dublin surgeon has given
$4,000 to establish lifeboat on the wild
coast of Kerry, in memory of his deceased
brothers.
De Tourville, the murderer, is described
~ Of middle height, rather heavily bsi.t,
dark, gpod-looking, and with very self
possessed manner.
An ecclesiastical authority estimates that
in round numbers there arc now in England
asd Wales 1880 Church tenences, and
that their annual net value is $15, 5,000, 600.
A correspondent of the Vienna Nsue
Freie Presse, writing from London, says
that the fog is often 20 thick that he fsels
inclined to drive nail into 1t and hang
himself.
For centuries hydrophobls has been su
almost chronic subject of discussion among
medical men, and they don't seem to know
much more now than when the subject was
first discussed.
New York is making It's way across the
Atlantic. A number of large and imrort>
ant thoroughfares on the West Brighton
estate have been christened, after the
American fashion, First avenue, Second
avenue and so on:
Many people are fond Of the company Of
their physician, because he Is tho only per-
son with whom they dare talk continually
Of Themselves without interruption, contra-
diction, or csnsure.
The Oldest merchant in Copenhagen, and
also, probably, the Oldest in Denmark, N.
Renge. died few days ago, at the pstri.
archial ago of 102 years and II months.
This is perfectly authenticated case of
The Turks are nearly all armed with the
Peabody Henry rifle, which is said to bs an
extraordinarily we'll balanced arm, and
highly effective; few, however, still have
he snider. Their field guns are Krupp's
'teel breech leaders.
Charlie Jones, Cherokee Indian, raised
! Racket around the reservation until the
'ther morning he was found dead. The In
liam newspapers obituary Of the disturbsr
# reservation tranquility simply said: I'VE
Inow not nor do care who did tho Decd"
The young King of Spain seems to be
nan of spirit. When he told his Minister'S
hat he wished to marry the Princess Mer-
edes of Montpensler, they objecting, say
ng that the Duke of Moptpensier was very-
Unpopular. "Whst has that to do with
!" replied the youthful sovereign; "rp
aean to marry:the Dukes daughter, NOT
he Duke" and so he carried bis point.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12

&W. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 4s2 N. From
j Street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
3entlemen's Garments Of every descrip.
Lion Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes, Feath.
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
I April 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
- s r-=----- ----------
FOR SALE.

DUBLIC aALE-M. THOMAS SONS
L Auctioneera.
READING BRANCH RAILROAD OF
TIE WILMINGTON AND REAi,.
ING RAILROAD %.
In the Circuit Court of the United States
IN and for the Eastern District OF Pennsyl-
1877.
FREDERICK E. SAMPSON
VS..
GEORGE RICHARDSON AND OTHFRs.
Under and by virtue of a decree entered
!ne ethlrteenth day Of October, A. D., 1871
IN the above suit, the undersigned Tru'-
ices TO whom all needful authority IN the
premises has been given by the said decree
will, gu TUESDVY, the 29th Jay OF Janu-
uary, A. d., 1873, at y o'clock, noon. at the
Merchants' Exchange in the city of Phila'
delphia. expose to public vendue or out
LMSef6 fSe S6sfe A%6 tRf RsH%s 1i5ESea e
KfOAD fMAD COMPANY, known ss the READ
ING BRANCH RAILROAD, extending
rom me village of birdsboIO' 10 rOpiAr
nneck, IN the county "f Berks, State OF
pennsylvania, ana the railway. rails.
tn's;s ta,s; belonging 10 or In any wise aPper-
tanning TO the said Reading Branch, 2s'
W, Well as AZ all the right title and interest OF
ne ne wilmington and Reading Railroad
company In and to q LIE ASE, dated .Ianu-
Sy s[y 9lh. A. D.. 1874, made by the Berk-
mlngt%n and Readinx Railroad Company.
o. o.. all that portion o the said Berks County
VA !nallr.ad, which extends from the end OF
tns SAID Branch Railroad at Poplar Neck
w. w. point at or near Penn 'treet. In the
cliy caly, OF Reading. The said property will be
eU1 eU,u lree, ear and discharged from all en-
cceu.tn9rances ce.tnnc subsequent to tha lien OF
GerIaln mortgage dated the fth day ofJuly.
~, 1874 made by the said Wilmington
Sa.si Sau iheading Railroad Company 10 the nm.
oerslgned Trustees.
TERMS OF SALE.
;Lhe property will be sold to the best and
diSs; ddiiSnest bidder upon HIS signing the com
isl15s i,rs }as OF sale, to wilt: Six thousand dol
pa pald in cash when the property is ruck
sfter n ana q the balance within thirty $50, days
MoeI T.eI the confirmation of the sale by the
fist.o fHinteo states Circuit Co.rt for the Eastern
halon'ccs OF irennsyluan.a q. Provide that the
bance he na,a or the purchase money may either
to m fhn Rald cash or settled for by receipting
dend ode ~ Undersigned Trustees for the divi.
mnnau VI the said haiance of The pu chase
on any wnich may appear 10 be payable
snd an Sny ~ OF the bonds OF the said company
secnrad ras mtatpred t coupons att. ched thereto.
tue tue Ssh Ss A. D, 1874. which may be held by
com CO oMe n, sale by the Court, and upon full
saln pthhance ia with all the conditions Of the
GOOD one n purchaser shall be entitled to u
ssTUa sne a, ana sufficient decd for the same to
frea ~ ~ zee simple, from the said Trustees,
ban,clear b, clear ana discharged from all inclm.
sices saiH re subsequent to the lie of the afore-
said E.ur!gage, and claim or demand OF the
reaaIamlng under them by way Of equity. OF
A''emp Ion, or otherwise.
GEORGE BROOKE.
4; cGlRBONS, Trustees
cHAPMAiN 4BASrt BAiSSnrt,n ofCoTnsel %nsei..i With
THOMAS 4 son. AucIioneers' %
ac98StosA SNs. A3S and l4l South Fourth st.,
'w'~ Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
CLOTHING.
The Yates Robbery
Startling Disclosures!
TIE FIRM CUMPELLED 70 NIKE
An ENTIRE CHANHE YNrHETR
BU6INESS.

j, ~. ~ vas given out by some OF the eLvious
Of A. g. Yates q Co., in the Ledger Buiid.
ing, mat the reports CT burglary, etc
Whicn have lately filed the newspapers
snd !. startled the community, were only an
,hAraaver,ising lazy Dodge" But The facts that
captured and that over $4,000 Of the s7W0
stolen has been recovered, show that itwss
not an advertising Dodge" and 70 to
prove that the firm must be doing an i'm.
mense business to have 5000 in their safe
tha;r naer banking pa hours aud after paying of
The Morning herald., 1877-12-12
TREY ARE COMPELLED TO MlKk
AN ENTIRE CHANCE ON
JANUARY 1, 1878.

After not quite two years OF unprecedent
ed success In PhiladeIl hia, we find the i'm,
mense store In the Ledger Building. with
It's 20 feet front and stories high. has moi
capacity enough and THAT WE ARE
NESS. A' DoSA-
| We shall open on January ], 1873. seven
aoOfs west or our present location, in the
beautiful store No. s25 Chestnut street,
formerly occupied by James H. Orne 4 Co.
nrst class immense establishment for
Cn1ldren'g and Boys Clothing exclusively
winch VIII be largest and MOST ELEGANT
CONCERN OF THE KINDIN AMERICA,
Our immense stock of Winter Clothing
IN tho Ledger Building, which has just
been replenished in CONSEQUENCE of the
great trade We havs had for the last two
r onths, we are offering Mt reduced rates to
Pa1 1ss M g room fer the NEW GOODS COMING
We have no old goods to offer at fifty
cents on the dollar, and no great 'smark
downs" because our goods are all freah
and new, and are already marked &c per
cent. below any other concern in Philadel-
phla. THIS the people appreciate; they are
our advertisers and they have made us
THE LEADING AND POPULAR
CLOTHING HOUSE OF PHILA-
PHIA.
A. G.. YATES & co.