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SuunmOnS.

TERRITORY or IDAHo.J In the Probate Court in
and for Boise county. Terri
County Of Boise. tory Of Idaho.
c. S. Kingsley, plaintiff rs. John Eislsr. defend
ant
70 JOHN EIsLER. X TIE NAME OF THX
4 people Of the CRitsd States in the Territory Of
Idaho: Ysu ara hereby notified that there Is " GA
file in the once 81 the Judge ard Ex-sfcs Clerk Of
the PrcSate Court OF Boise county Idaho rrifory
in idaho City, the mplziat OF c. :. Kingsley
against ron for the sum % ssVeniy-six and z3-I00
iSI6.73l Dollars for goods, wares and nsrchan iss
sold and delivered % you between the 18th day
Of July, 1875 and ths 13sa day Of September 1875
and that unless you appeal and answer 10 said CON-
plant within ten days after the service hersos II
served within the county. or IL served without the
county but within the Second Judicial District o?
Idaho Territory. twenty days without he Terri.
tory Of Idaho thirty days exclusive Of the eay Of
service, Judgment wi be taken against you by de-
fault for said SUN OF s76.73. with costs Of snlt
- In testimony whereof hereunto set nv
LIS hand and afix the seal Of said Court 81
- Idaho City this, 4th day OF March. A D.
1878. rs. HART
Probate Judge and Ell Oficio Clerk OF said Court,
Ezr5-{1
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Notice.

Inc following warrants will be paid on,
OF the Current Expense Fund on pressnta.
ton at my Office.
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WEEKLY WORM

Price, s. 10 subscribers in the To-.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-11-23

l. Is Incompatible Remedy for BNUIsEs. VI.
GERS, CCI3 and every irritable or unhealthy
condition of the Sklu, and Is most sclV.Ceable
remedial aren't and source Of speedy relief in
cases ut GUuT aud RuEuMArlSM
II is most desirable DISlNFECrASp or
CLOTHING on BED LINEN, won ana Il ed
by persons suffering from OBNOXIOUS or con-
TAGIOus DISEASES, and is Cppltal Remedy and
Preventative ot them. when used as M iutec-
zion Persons employing 10 have no need to
take sulphur Baths, or 20 resort to sulphur
springs for bathing PURPOSES.
As an adjunct OF the TOILET ii is FAR more
desirable than any Cos me .ic slLce i DOES NOT,
like 4 uc,es Of ihgt nature, conceal complex.
iouul BlemshcS out removes them.
TAN, ,FltkCkLES PIMPLES, RLOTCHES.
ard the like, speedily yleld to lis clarifying in
lupnce; ant 10 Is the rCry best Soap to sn9ye
with, because II leaves the Sklu smooth aud free
from he irritation grOuugeu Oh sensitive Gu
titLC. hy The aDUllCaluu Of the aZur, 1t also
completely Grad Gates DANDRTFF.
Housewives declare lt to De- EXCELLENT for
wusning " oOLEN LINEN, LACE, aud other
fabrics and ladies moving in the hest circles Ot
metropolitan ana rural society speak OF IL in
the mU hest U1rmS,
TesumouisIs pourln from all quarters Of the
Union upon Its Prophet ~ many of winch have
been published IN the form OF a neat pamphlet
prOCurable Oi DruEl,ts and Fancy Goods Deaf
eTs, the Ougllgls being open 10 public lnsDec.
ton at hls MEDICINAL WAREHOUSE, No. SIXTH
AVENUE, NEW YORK. The artIC Q is moreover
lnGoTsed Ov the Medical fraternity.
LIKE MOST oTntR FAMOUS REMEDIEs,
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP has b en- lmltnt-
cd. Soups without the smallest fraction OF re-
Weiinl efficacy have Teen and are iOIstei upon
the uususpecting and uuo5Scrvaut, rs genuine
sulphur Soaps, POSSESSING properties identical
WltG or equal TO the Great specific, which their
vendors secE to rival bv unGerhHud cDmpeti-
ton. The public should therefore 0e careful 10
inquire for GLENN'S sulphur soap by its tull
Lame, and see tuat they gel the repl article.
Al respectable Druggists, Fancy Goods Deal.
ors and GIUCrrs keep GLEN MS SDlPH L K
SOAP, and Wlu on demand for IT, supply the
GEiUINE IulSd To their customers.
Prices, 20 cts. per CRke' 1 Box, %
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hayAa, is not easily earned IN these times
A/I/ but It can be made IN three months
9pU o0 by any one of either sex IN any part
OF the country, who Is wiling TO
work steadily at the employment that we turn.
ish. SG6 week in YOUR own town. NOu need
not be away from home over night. NOu can
give your whole time TO the work, or only NouI
spare moments. IL costs nothing to Try the
business. Terms ana S5 outfit free. Address
al once, II. HALLF1T q CO.,
febiOyl- Portland, Maine.
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e. e. o..

EUREKA RED OIL, lis forty degrees higher
tre test than the law requires), can be burned
in any LAMP where the chimney burner is
used; is WARRANTED NOT TO EXPLODE,
under forfeiture of SluO.
C9'EXCLUSIVE COUNTY RIGHTS for sale
by p ]. FITZGERALD. sole prop. & Manui'r,
lO3 a los n. Fourth ST., Philada.
Also, WHOLESALE DEALER IN HEAD
LIGHT COAL OIL and TURNING FLUID.
n. b. A large assortment of latest styies Of
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, BRONZE
LAMPS, BURNERS, &C., &C., Constantly on
baud, sept, Sc mo
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SULPHUR SOAP, ,
The Leading External Specific
fof DISEASES OF THE SKIN and
Beautiier of the Complexion,

L renders the Cuticle Healthfully
Clear ard Smooth, and is the Best Pos
sible Substitute for Expensive Sulphur
Baths.
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Stop G Read

All iorns Of Kidney and Urinary diseases,
Pans in the Back, sides. and Ions are posi-.
lively cured by
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Died.
POWERS.-ln Trimbelle, Sept. 10, 1877
EDWARD, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Powers.

| P0WERS.-ln Trimbelle, Sept. 10, 1878,
EDWARD, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Powers.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by Father Hanses on Saturday last,
and the deceased was buried in st.
Mary's Cemetery.
PARDEE. I'm River Falls, Sept. 81, 1878,
JOSEPH d. PARDEE, aged "a years.
The deceased was born in Fort Edward,
New York, August 23d, 1874, was educate
at Ballston ana the Fort Edward Collegiate
Institute. At the age OF sixteen he went to
sea, and during the greater part OF the i've
years which he spent upon the Ocean, he was
in the U. S. Navy. He was on the tug boat
that took the Monitor from New York to Fort
ress Monroe, and witnessed the ever memoir
able fight i'll Hampton Roads between the
Merrimac, or Virginia, and the Monitor. Mr..
pardee was married i'll May, 1869, to Miss
Emma Ellis, OF Dowagiac, Michigan. Studied
law and was admitted to the bar OF Van
Buren, county, Michigan, in 1865, supporting
himself IN the meantime by teaching school
and writing Tor the Hubbardstown Adver-
tiser. His love for children and thorough
knowledge of their nature fitted him more es-
pecially Tor teaching, i'll which occupation he
was very succe ssiul. lie came to this State
in 1876 and engaged III teaching until his re
moval to this village last spring when he
entered the law Office OF A. z Weld, and was
elected justice OF tue peace, performing the
duties Of that office with an impal tiality and
frmness y inch Won for him the respect OF all
citizens desiring to see good order Ill our VII
iage. Ia his illness which lasted eight weeks
he was the recipient OF many kind atten-
lions from the Good Tempars of which order
he was a member. and was watched over
night and day by his brethren of the Temple
OF Honor. Nothing which brotherly love or
heavenborn charity could suggest was want
ing in his last days. The funeral services
were under the charge OF the Temple Of Hon
or assisted by the Good Templars. A large
number of both orders united III paying their
last tribute of respect to the departed brother.
Rev John Watson preached the sermon.
X 4
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fkTNNtfskINETr

VIM. Smith lost a good colt last
week.
e. R. Weston had slight runaway
last Monday.
Wild geese were seen flying south
ward last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean returned from
their visit last Monday.
George Atcheson died at his home
last Sunday morning of kidney COM
plant.
Henry Chase has bought so acres of
land in 0sceola, and intends moving
there soon.
One of our citizens was relieved of
some of his groceries one day last
week while in town.
Mr.. Follansbee is improving the APP
pearance of his farm by grubbing out
the brush along the road.
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SPRING VALLEY.

The latest ARRIVAL very young girl
at Hans Johnsons.
The average wages of male teachers
last year in this town were Ss3l.
The average wages of female teachers
were $22.68.
The total number of children in the
town, between the ages of A and 20, as
reported by district clerks is 300. A
decrease of IL since last year.
But small amount of fall wheat
was sown IN this vicinity this fall on
account of the dry weather. When
the rain did come it was too late for
sowing.
Potatoes are light crop in this vi
cinity. Too much rain in the early
part of the season and not enough the
latter part and too many bugs all the
time, is the cause.
The town clerk has received a sur
vey and map of the State road recent
ly laid through our town, and that's
all any body in these parts knows
about that State road.
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ks.NEJIEsEER.Eegs1
Oppogtte Puteat Once. NaShtaQ tOn. D. O
CreenbaCk Superiority.

The Green back currency Ct the United states IL
backed by all the wealth, resources. and honor OF
our country, the most prolific and fertile IN natu-
raj products of any upon which the EGn has ever
shone and not a dollar have the people lost BY IT,
Not one dollar can they lose by ii. Stronger so
day than ever in the affections Of the people It has
proven tsef the best currency in the world IT.
foundations are as broad and As lasting as tile
Coverrrneut itself. When tie old tyraHts and de-
mons gold and silver, retired TO their hidden re-
cesses IN the country's calamity, il then, side
nv side with brave and gallant soldier, the "rag
baby, took its front position and battled success
fully for its country's preservation And when
the sounds Of war had died away ln the land, r.
suming peaceful attitude, it went % work, with
the piow-share and machinery to build up ana re-
iuvenate the waste places.
Not until the money rings aBG the iaonopoilsts'
together with their aids and aeccmpIGes In cri1ue
against the public welfare. began their raid, lid
the Iitte giant" receive scar. IDnoaent Of their
Intentions and trusting to their patriotism to the
country which It had rescued for them, it was at
their ~ utls IL first received ga Brntus stab" Bot
now ACQUAINTED with their true character, and
stiil equal to the emergency, IT'S FNfESns THoR,
orJ0IxLy AROUSED il will not rest satisfied tiI ihll
over bank bills but every other Kind OF car
rency and interest bearing bonds fhsn, indeed,
will we have prosperity, lasting ard SUBSTANTIAL
short Of tnis, degra sation and s0Tr9wt
Tie battle has already begun. IL ths people q
tbe Seventh Congressional District IN Wisconsin
are true to their interests and the interests 81 we
country il will he difficult task for them 10 De-
tarrntne who shall be their next Congressman--a
man faithfully standing the Independent Grean-
back platform, or his opponent.
"'~A CENTRAL CoMMTTTEE
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ELLSWORTH.

A youthful stranger at I. l.. Nell
sons.
Onice seekers are visiting this village
frequently of late.
Ben. Davis, son of E. L. Davis, was
badly bitten on Saturday morning by a
dog.
Fred. Zwickey, of Maiden Rock. has
moved his family to this place and is
clerking in e. L. Davis's store.
People ask the stage driver why
their express don't come. Stage driv-
er's reply: ASK Platt & Munson, of
Hudson
Our Cornet Band thought some of
going to the Prescott Fair, but have
lately learned that the officers of that
institution haven't any ear for music.
The concert ON Friday evening was
very well attended. considering the
stormy weather. The receipts for the
evening amounted to something over
$2-.
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EMMA J. PARDEE.

EDITORS JOURNAL:-In travelling
through Clifton this morning / was
greatly pleased with the beautiful ap-
pie orchard of @. p. Atkins; many of
the trees still having fruit on them;
such as Haas, Robbery Russets,
Strawberry, Duchess, Red Astrachan
of the standards, and Transcendents
and Hyslops. Mr.. Atkins has fifty
or sixty trees in as fine condition
for thrift as they can be; in fact the
sight of these trees is worth ride of
six miles at any time to one who
adores in memory an old time apple
orchard. Mr.. Atkins raised about six
barrels this season and very consider
ately laid up two beauties for myself.
The matron dried several bushels.
OSBORN STRAHL.
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Liver is king.

The Liver is the imperial organ OF the whole
human system, as it controls the life, health
and happiness OF man. When it is disturbed
in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are
the natural result The digestion OF food the
movements Of the heart and blood, the action
OF the brain and nervous system. are all i'm
mediately connected with the workings OF
Liver. It has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower is unequalled in cur
ing all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and all the numerous
SYMPTOMS that result from an unhealthy con-
dition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample
bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent.
Three doses will prove that it is just what
You want.
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EsDAILE.

James Breeder killed a black bear a
few days since that weighed 400 lbs.
Miss Cora Bowles, of this village, has
gone to Wabashaw, Mimi, to attend
school.
Mrs. G. A. Mcdonald, who has been
visiting friends in Wabashaw has re-
turned home.
A. w. Parker, of Isabelle, raised
some cantelope musk melons that meas
ured AZ inches in circumference.
Dexter OWENS new brick dwelling
is fast approaching completion, and
when finished will be the most costly
residence in town.
Mr.. Oliver Rice will teach in dis
trict No. l: Miss Matte Tabor in joint
district No. /; j. A. Chapman in dis.
trict No. and John Davis, of Salem, in
joint district No 8.
There has been received for school
purposes in this town the past year
$3, 1905. There has been paid out
for teachers wages ST.. 608, and for all
other purposes $l,2l412 leaving a
balance of 1923. SO ON hand Aug. 31st,
1878.
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CLIFTON.

The turnip crop is an excellent one.
The potato crop is much better than
was expected.
G. w. Beers will teach at Osceola
the coming winter.
The ground is in fair condition for
blowing since the rain.
L. Harnsberger has bought an excel
lent platform spring wagon.
1t is claimed that Potter's mill is
turning out an excellent grade of -four.
Interest in our lodge is somewhat
reviving. Several have been initiated
of late.
We have changed our opinion. The
Plaindealer is welcome visitor.
Wrapping paper, &C., is handy some
times.
There is very little threshing to be
done yet over in the eastern part of
the town.
L. j. Atwater was at La Crosse last
week III attendance at the U. S. Circuit
Court as juryman.
Mr.. SHETLAND has gone to ST. Paul to
work in a chair factory. His family
will soon remove to that place.
On account OF busy times the men,
bers of our ball club have decided not
to play any more for some time.
James Dale and O. q. Hollister have
been trading horses. The result is a
law suit to find out whether the trade
was legal or not.
A disease. generally supposed to be
the ''hives," is quite prevalent in this
town. 1t seems to prevail mostly
amoung yong folks.
Some Of the farmers within three
miles of Prescott do part of their
trading in River Falls as they can buy
goods so mach cheaper.
Constable Lauder and G. L. Bowman,
of River Falls, were in town the
first of the week. The former ON le-
gal business, the latter to gaze on the
faces of old friends of whom he has
many here.
A number of our farmers attended a
lecture, by II. C. Sherwin, Master of
the State Grange, at Prescott on Sat
urday afternoon. 1t was an excellent
lecture, treating principally on the
burdens of the farmers.
The members of our lodge are max
ing preparations for an exhibition. 1t
would be well for all of the members
to make special effort to be present at
the next meeting Saturday night, as
it is expected the arrangements for
the exhibition will then be completed.
We notice by last weeks JOURNAL
that there is not a school district in
Spring Lake with mixed text books.
The districts in our town better
do likewise, as it is certainly very an
noying for parties moving from one
part of the town to another to have to
purchase an entire new list of books
in every district they move into.
Quite number from this town were
intending to go to the fair at Prescott
on Friday in anticipation of listening
to some good music by the River Falls
and Prescott Cornet Bands, but were
astonished to learn that the contron-
ing spirits of the society, who evil
IDENTIFY ..are not moved by the concord
of sweet sounds, = (which hath
charms to soothe the savage, to rend
a rock or bust a cabbage, could see
nothing less than bankruptcy in the
profligate extravaganza of merely de-
fraying their expenses.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENT CE.
MAIDEN ROCK.

School opened on the 23d inst. with
80 pupils under the supervision of Mr..
F. W. Spear.
Ii. L. Hubbard & Co. weighed in
at their warehouse, on the 18th, 1894
bushels of wheat.
Mr.. L. B. Otis has opened his stock
of merchandise, and is now prepared
for an active trade.
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Troy. Sept. 25th, 1878.
Relief Concert.

Prof. Pratt's concert for the benefit
of the yellow fever sufferers will be
given at the Normal Chapel next
Thursday evening. This will doubt
less be the best concert ever given in
this village. Several of the finest cho-
ruses of the great masters will be rem
dered, among which are Handel's
grand Hallelujah, and o Hail Us Ye
Free, from Verdi also, solos by Mrs.
Rickett, Mrs. Powell, Miss Clark and
others. A special feature of the ocea-
sion will be violin and Piano Duets,
by Prof. Burt and Miss Emily Pratt.
Miss Pratt viii render a beautiful con-
certo on one of those famous Grand
Upright Pianos. Everybody should
attend. Admission so cents. Tickets
for sale at the Post Office.
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Cook & Bell opened large case of
silverware at their store last evening,
consisting of canisters, cake baskets,
pickle dishes, flower vases, butter dish
es, tea sets, and other things too nu-
merous to mention. Parties wishing
anything in their line would do well
to call and examine their goods and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
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A private letter from Rev. s. W.
Homer. from which we are permitted
TO copy. contains some items of inter-
est to his many friends here. He and
his family spent a very pleasant vaea-
ton eff three weeks at Devils Lake
recently. His pastorate has been very
successful at Baraboo, and the official
board have unanimously asked the
Conference for his return which win
doubtless be granted, unless his ser
vices should be judged worthy of a
still more responsible place than the
head of the large society at Baraboo.
He lately received birthday present
of & fine study chair from his warm
hearted parishioners. He has not
ceased to think of his friends in River
Fails and says that the JOURNAL is
the most welcome paper he receives.
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z. SMITH,
Dated, ELLSWORTH, Sept. 81, 1878.
FALL EXAMINATIONS, 1875, PIERCE
COUNTY.


River Falls, October 4 and s; Ellsworth,
October 7; EsdaiIe, October s; Maiden Rock
October and 10; Rock Elm Center, October
IL; Spring Valley, October II; Prescott
October IA and 15 Exercises will open at
8 A. NJ at River Falls, Maiden Rock and
Prescott, and A. NJ. at all other places.
SPECIAL attention will be given to the fol-
lowing topics:
Theory of teaching, Advanced Arithmetic
and History. History, 1892 to 1855. Arith-
metie, Interest and Mensuration. Reading,
Rate, Pitch and Force. Geography, Math-
ematical. Physiology, Anatomy Physi-
ology and Hygiene OF Respiratory Organs.
photography, Prefxes and Suffxes. Gram
mar, Etymology and Syntax of Verbs. Phi
losophy, Heat and its effects. Physical
Geography, Climate.
OPTIONAL TOPICS.
Botany, Seeds. Elementary Physiology.
Anatomy and Hygiene OF the Bones. Draw
ing, Industrial, intermediate. Music, Nota-
ton and Rudiments H. S. BAKER,
20 Co. Supt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

We understand that the officers of
the Pierce County Agricultural So
ciety were rendered the services of
the Prescott and River Falls Cornet
Bands for the fair this week, with
out money and without price" only
asking that their necessary expenses
be paid; but the proposition was de-
clined on account of the impoverished
condition of the society. To the av-
erage man this seems like a very i'm
polite act on the part of those func-
tionaries, as there is nothing that will
draw so large crowd or add more
to the pleasure of those present than
good band music, which both of the
above named bands are fully compe-
tent to furnish. We understand, how
ever, that they were magnanimously
offered the freedom of the grounds on
condition that they pay their own ex-
penses.