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New-York tribune., 1878-12-18

els there any true happiness in this world "
sghs an exchange Bless your innocent SOUL dld you
never see darkey with plug-bat cane and uisuer
overcOat with the tails clear down TO his heels f-Io-
a Commercial
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18

the association s to supply nouahir food to the sick
moor The managers find themselves short OF funds,
with great opportunities OF doing coed before them
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC

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SoURIsHMEsT FOR THE SICK POOR.

There will be Childrens Christmas Merry
Making at Lyric Han, In sixth-ave between Fortyhrst
and Forty secoudsts for the benefit Of the EowYork
Dict Kitchen Association Friday and Saturday. Do
oember 20 and al from noon until 10 m Ths object Of
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
Announcements

BRUNNELL is selling 5-pOund box OF iiue
mixed candies for 81 at 40 Grandst sI Broadway 'nd
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RARGAISs.-Go to b. ;. SQUGIE's,
6G9 Broadway, iOI WAICHEs aud JEWkLh-CAsh ONLY
right from the iron safe
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
A DUBIOUS QUESTION OF PLAGIARISM.

THE MOST STRIKING POINT OF SIMILARITY BE-
TWEEN "THE BANKERS DAUGHTER" AND THE
GOLDEN CALF"
Adolph ROge, who claims that Bronson
Howard's new dI ama The Bankers Daughter" s only
outlet or so frOm his play, The Golden Calf" has left
a copy Of his much-dscussed production at this office
The Golden Calf is veal In print" II Mr.. Roge had
been less shrewd IN nsnuating points Of resemblance
between his play aud The Bankers Daughter" he
would have made entirely too weak to stand
alone He did not lay much the open stealing
OF the phraseoloRy OF his play and in this he was rgh
though there Is one solitary instance OF verbal larceny
as shown by the following extracts:
"The Golden Calf" " The Bankers Daughter"
ActI. Act III.
This is about the only point Of striking resemblance IN
the OF the plays in fact the only instance III
which the two texts are identically the same
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
RESUMPTION REACHED AT LAST.
GOLD SELLING AT PAR FOR THE FIRST TIME IN
SEVENTEEN YEARS.

GOLD SELLING AT PAR FOX The flhSi LIME ~
SEVENTEEN YEARS.
Gold touched the lowest point yesterday
that 1t has reached since the suspension OF specie pay
pents in December 1861. The quotation at the Go'u
Room was par, actual sales being at lOoiIe on
the Stock Exchange shortly after noon yester-
day p GimIerrat sold $4,000 in gold at 100
which was purchased by L. W. Gillet. Soon after
Kennedy Hutchson g. Co. made a sale OF $4,000 goId
at par 10 E. saDgton 1t reported and believed Dy
many that sale OF gold at par was made 10 the Oou
Room yesterday. Those in charge Of the room would
not verify It as fact but at the same time they gave
full credit 70 the story circulated on Wat Bankers
were much rejOced the weak condition OF the gold
market and they claimed 10 have redeemed their
promises TO Secretary Sherman. that gold would
Be at par fully fifteen days before the date established
by law for resumption. -
said a prominent bank president yesterday Re
sumption is practically accomplished, and for the nrst
tIme seventeen years gold dollar and Government
note equal value The schemes OF STOCK Ders
VINO sought 10 lock up gold speculative movement
were eOnfOunded by the order Of the Treasury Depart
ment stopping the of gold certificates and already
there Is q disDost0D to murmur at the reception
of actual com at the SubTreasury IN payment
OF called bonds. Wben January i, all demands at
the sub-Treasury well as at the banks VIII De met
with cOn there is doubt that four out OF every nve
will prefer legaender that there will not be any
great drain Of the $16OO00O00 gold held IN the Treas
ury vaults for resumption"
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18

One cold after another will, with many CON
sttutiOns securely establish the seeds Of u,lmruon W
svstcm il vOu are remedy for lung ru'e
OF throat disease lind Dr Jayucs ExpeetOr.nt AZ
WI prompt ard ctlCaCiOus.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
+. HOWARD g. Co.

f. HOWARD & Co.
PIONEER " ATCHNiKEEs
OF this country iaer experience of nearly thry years
fully warrant In asserting tLo Howard "alc rs INC
he In he market In purchasing watch be sure and exam
fp. .Gytnf fbsfrr rt0tffc
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18

OVERCOATS.
Trnpharcn & co. 39s 400 AMI iu2 Bowery are now 'D-
,pg out their oycrcoais az greatly reduced prices.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-21
A GOOD INCOME FOR SOME ENEH-
GETIC LADY or GENTLEMAN.

The Ohio Scale Works. OF CINCINNATI, have
just completed, and are now introducing TO
the public, under the title of the UNIVERSAL
FAMILY SCALE, IN article that has always
been needed in every household; and in a
communication addressed to the publishers
OF this paper, TIE proprietors ask us TO refer
them to some reliable party who will represent
them in introd acing it to the people OF this
county 1t is seldom that new article steps
so suddenly into universal favor. Housekeep-
ers are loud in its praise, for it possesses the
merit of being always ready; there are no
weights to be hunted up and adjust, is always
reliable-will not get out of order-and is an
ornament TO the kitchen. The description is
simply bas surmounted by hollow column.
in which works spiral spfmg so scientific.
ally gagged and adjusted as TO weigh anything
up to twelve pounds with perfect accuracy
On the top of the column is the platform on
which the articles to be weighed are placed
BY the mere turning OF screw the tare OF the
dish, plate, or whatever you may use in weigh
ing, Is taken out and the net weight given
Housekeepers see at once the value in wheigh-
ing sugar or iru1t, in making preserves or iel-
lies, Or in testing the butchers or grocer's
weights, and the thousand and one cases that
occur where something that should be weigh
ed accurately Is necessary. The Scales are
handsomely painted and brOnzed, and are
sold at about one-third the price charged for
the inferior scales of the same capacity II
seems to us that nearly every family il tins
county would want one, it is certainly a rare
opportunity for some smart and energetic
party to pick up quite a nice little income
during the next few months. The Company
has agents in no more favorable location who
are making S5.00to Sc. perday and there are
certainly several in this vicinity who can do
as well. We recommend such to address the
ONO SCALE Works, Elm and George Streets,
Cincinnati; o., and all information, etc, will
be cheertully given them by mentioning our
paper.
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DIED.

RICE.-In Esdaile, Nov. 10, 1878, CONSTANT
RICE, aged ~ years.
BOXRUD.--In River Falls, Nov. 20, 1878,
MATILDA BoLLETTA, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. II. Boxrud, aged two years and 6
months.
CHAPIN--In River Falls, Oct. is, 1878, of
consumption, ALBERT b. CHAPLIN, aged O.
years.
Deceased was born in 0gdeIlsburg, st..
Lawrence county. New York, on the 18th
day OF April, a. d. 1876 In the year 1912
he was united il marriage to Miss Sylvia j..
Hill, Of Antwerp. Jefferson county. New
York. For several years he was connected
with a brother in the foundry business in
0gdensburg; but his health falling, he retir-
ed from the business. Twelve years since
he came to Wisconsin and settled in the east
ern part OF this township where he lived
until the time of his death. In the spring Of
1912 he united with the Baptist Church, and
although he has been for many years in
feeble health and at times suffered greatly,
yet he has maintained cheerful, consist ent
christian character, and during his last ILL
ness he found the consultations OF religion &c
be precious, and his end was peace.
A large eoncourse of old friends and neigh
bors, by whom he was held in high esteem
attended his funeral.
He leaves wife, three sons, a daughter
and host of friends to mourn his loss.
%#*
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A reliable remedy is necessary in
every household. Parker's ,iinger
Tonic is just the medicine needed. 1t
radically cures Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis and even consump-
ton if used in time. by its powerful
specific action on the Stomach, Kid
neys, Skin, Liver and mucous surfaces
of the Throat and Lungs. 1t accom-
plishes the cure III wonderfully short
time, and removes all pain and sore
ness from the lungs. 1t is also most
valuable stomachic remedy. effectually
removing Dyspepsia, Headache, Liver
Disorders. Costiveness, nervousness,
Low Spirits, Wakefulness, Heartburn,
Cramps, Palpitation of the Heart, Sour
Stomach, etc, and gives cheering
comfort and freedom from pain that
surprises every one. Buy Loo from
your druggist, G.. E. Davis, OF a sample
bottle at Is cts. and test its merits.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cloaks.

At J. A. Abbott's, Prescott, Wis.,,
next door to post Office viii be found
the finest assortment of Millinery
Goods in Pierce county, and at the
lowest prices. Also, Cloaks from So
to $40; Beaver and Cloaking Cloths
from 81 .25 to SIS per yard. Buttons,
Silks. Satins. Velvets and Fringes for
trimmings, Furs, Plush and Fur Caps,
Yarns, Zephyrs, Shetland Wool Can
vas, and a general assortment of La
dies furnishing goods. Cloaks made
to order on short notice. Returning
thanks for the liberal patronage ofthe
past we would ask for continuance
of the same and an inspection of our
new goods. 2o-3m
J. A. ABBOTT.
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The nichols organ Abroad.

We copy the following from late
issue of the Lake City Leader.
1t gives us especial pleasure to be
able to say our best word in favor of a
comparatively, home-production. The
article in question is one of G.. H.
Nichols cabinet organs that arrived in
the city few days ago, directly from
Mr.. Nichols factory at Prescott, Wis.
It has been thoroughly examined by
several of our most accomplished mu-
sicians since its arrival, and has been
pronounced by all as an instrument of
the very highest merit. both in finish,
styIe and tone. Its tone and power is
especially noteworthy. combining the
sweetest tone with extraordinary pow
er. Mr.. Nichols has certainly brought
his organs up to an enyiable standard,
and it is no wonder that. during the
past year his instruments are being
sought for from far and wide. We are
glad to record so proud success for
a meritorious home institution.
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SILVER WEDDING.


The twenty-fifth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Finley was very pleasantly and appro-
priately observed Wednesday, Nov.
Goth, at their residence in Clifton.
Presents of silver coin and various
articles beautiful and serviceable.
made of silver, attested the kind re-
membrance and the generous friend
ship of numerous guests. Ministers
from Prescott and River Falls shared
in social religious commemoration of
the happy bond which has continued
through the quarter of century, and
which is still the welcome pledge of
contented, loving hearts.
A feast worthy to be called "A MAR
RAGE FEAST was thoroughly appre-
ciated by all.
A pleasing item in the social exer-
cises was the reading of the following
verses by Mrs. Marshall, of Prescott:
TO MIR. AND MRS. FINLEY:
TITS meet that we commemorate
With y0u this festal day.
The happy time your lives were joined
And Tor the future pray.
The path that you've together trod
These five and twenty years,
Was strewn with flowers, tho sometimes they
Were watered by your tears.
And lightly hath the hand OF Time
His march traced on your brow,
Though mid the darker tresses, threads
Of silver glisten now.
The past, how fraught with mercies richl
A watchful Fathers care
Hath given comforts numberlesS,
Hath heard each rising prayer
Eight darling children have been sent
To comfort and to bless,
Your every joy and sorrow share;
How soothing their caressl
Two little voices have been hushed,
Two dear forms laid to rest,
Both called by that same Fathers voice
To dwell among the blest.
We may not ask that yours shall be
| Days of unbrolSen shining;
But we will hope that every cloud
May have silver lining
That trials may blessing prove,
And chasened be your sorrow,
In hope that howe'er dark to-day,
The sun will shine tomorrow
That as the light begins to fade,
As evenings shadows lengthen,
You'll still look up for grace divine
Your faltering steps to strengthen.
And when the silver cord is loosened,-
The golden bowl is riven,--
May you abundant entrance find,
Through pearly gates,-in Heaven.
s. A. M.
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Clifton, Nov. Goth, 1878.
ROEL OF HONOR.

Names and averages, on scale of
100, of leading pupils in the River
Falls public school, as shown in a
written examination held Oct. 30th
and 31st, 1878:
Sec. 10, (20pupils):-1, Ella Day, 90;
2, Edna Pomeroy. SO; 3, Belle Ostrom
and Matte Wales, II; 5, w. Thor
burn, 70.
Sec. 8, go pupils Il, d. Coughlin,
90; 2, Sarah Putnam, 50; 3, Geo. Grit
fin, 80; 4, Sarah Campbell and Carson
Harrington, so.
Sec. s, Is pupils):-1, Mary Foster,
90; 2, Amelia Foster, SO; 3, Ida Mel
son, "a; 4, Geo. Loomis, 81; 5, Fannie
Coggshall, so.
See. Z, GO pupils):-1, Isaac Foster,
90; Wallace Newell, 80; Ellen Hor-
stad, 80; c. E. Moore, 70; Lulu Ev-
erett. rs.
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FOlt SALE.

Fourteen mules, formerly used by
us for hauling flour, for which we
have no further use, as we now ship
by rail. Their average weight is 1912
lbs; average age, "a years.
Also four large -four wagons.
The above will be sold cheap for
Cash, or in exchange for Wheat.
Apply to
FREEMAN & STEPHENS,
Junction Mills,
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kINNICKINNIC.


Mr.. Wilson has niece visiting him.
The lecturer. Mr.. Aitcheson, is visit
ing friends in these parts.
If the farmers don't finish their plow-
ing and other work this fall it will be
then own fault.
Alfred Mapes has returned from
Chippewa, there being no chance for
work there until snow comes.
There is to be social gathering at
NJ. w. Wilson's next Wednesday even.
ing, Nov. 2lst. All are invited.
There was an interesting debate held
at the |. 0. of G. L. Lodge last Saturday
evening. Resolved "That woman has
more influence over man than money
has," affirmative, C. Whitcomb, A.
Clapp; negative, E. Lowell, |. Deyar-
mond. The affirmative came off vic
torious.
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Sheriff. ohnson has opened a ''rogue S
gallery" 1t has only been in opera
ton year or so, and he regrets now
that he did not organize it upon his
assumption OF tire office. The expense
which is very small. is assumed by the
county. and tae negative of each pie
ture is the property ofthe county. In
this connection we beg leave to sug-
gest the passage of law requiring the
prison warden to secure a photo. OF ev-
cry prisoner received, with full and
minute description. copies to be sent
to every sheriff in the state.-Stittscd-
ter Gazette.
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AUCTION SALE.

/ will sell my entire stock of jewelry
at public auction on Saturday next,
Nov. % /; sale to take place at the Gen.
trail Hotel, beginning at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. The ladies are especially invited
to attend. My stock embraces every
thing usually kept in first-class
jewellery store and will be sold to the
highest bidder. Goods will also be
sold at private sale cheaper than they
were ever offered before in this town.
M. O. LINDOT-IST.
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All is quiet along the banks of the
Mississippi.
E. E. Olive is sojourning for sea-
son in st. Croix county.
Sickness prevails to an unusual ex-
tent in our usually healthy locality.
The streets were lined with wood
teams yesterday and wood sold readily
at "a per cord.
So many of the Prescott young
ladies are absent teaching this fall
that the days seem dark by reason of
the absence of their smiles.
Our city school under the superin.
tendence of Prof. E. S. Reed seems to
be moving along faultlessly; at least
wehave not heard the slightest whis-
per of discomfort.
The Maggie Reaney, and the Nellie
Kent left here for La Crosse last week
where they are to be altered, amend
ed, enlarged and beautified generally,
and made ready for the next springs
work.
A very large concourse of sympa-
thizing friends attended the funeral
of little Nettie Havens last Friday
afternoon. About fifty of her school
mates we're present. Rev. Mr.. Davis
officiated. Little Nettie was general
favorite and will be greatly missed.
The youngest child of David Rice
died last Tuesday evening, the young
est son of A. L. Roberts died on We'd
nesday morning and little German
girl, whose name we have not learned,
died in this city on Tuesday evening,
This makes five deaths here within
about one week.
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UTAH.

Mr.. Jesse Palmer is proprietor of
the blacksmith shop. He is always on
hand to do work.
Mr. Jno. Morrison and wife have re-
turned from La Crosse. Mr.. A. f.
Morrison has gone to La Crosse.
Preaching in the school house every
alternate Sabbath at 3p.M. Sabbath
school every Sabbath at 1880 A. NJ.
Forest Mills, Thos. Rickett, proprie-
tor, makes most excellent four-as
good as it is possible to make-and
they are kept busy, too.
Some of the farmers ON taking their
wheat to Red Wing were offered 35
cents, and they hauled it back home.
The swindlers had the impudence to
ask them if they (the farmers) were
obliged to sell. The same wheat
makes about 33 pounds of flour to the
bushel.
The 1. O. G. 7. have installed their
officers. The following is the list:
w. c. t., Charles Gilman; w. V. T.,
Mrs. Rowena More; Sec., Adelbert
Taylor; F. S., NJ. j. More; Treas,
Mrs. VIM. Johnston c., Geo. Butler
NJ, NJ. w. Moore. Lodge meets every
Thursday evening.
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Mr.. S. Brener is erecting a wood
shed.
w. NJ. Thomas has accepted posi-
ton with Merrill & White.
Rev. Mr.. Ford is to locate here, oc-
cupying f. b. Whites house.
Mr.. E. ID. Washburn's family are
occupying rooms at w. e. Denham s..
Mr.. Henry Stattenberg, with II. l..
Hubbard & Co., was married on the
10th inst. to lady from Pepin, Wis.
They are to occupy rooms at G.. r.
Barton's.
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BELpENvILLE.

A new roof has been put on our
school house.
VIM. McEwen has moved to the
George Haines farm.
Charles Reynolds has moved into
Edwin Morton's house.
Mrs. Shade has returned to this
place to spend the winter.
Miss Cora Gould has returned home
after an absence of five months.
Mark Reynolds and family have re-
turned from their trip to New York
state.
Miss Helen Carpenter has been en-
gagged to teach the school here the
coming year.
Mike Fitzpatrick has sold his team
and rented his farm to Nathan Morgan
for three years.
There was a pleasant surprise party
at the house of Robert Baird on Tues
day evening last.
There was a sociable and dance at
the residence of jerome Hall last
Friday evening. A good time is re-
ported.
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For Sale or Rent,

The Merchants Hotel at Prescott is now Of
fered for sale or rent Also for sale one
platform spring Heavy Wagon, suitable for
passengers or express, will carry 2500 pounds
Of freight or IA passengers; l Billiard Table
and l Pool Table. Inquire at the Merchants
Hotel, Prescott, or of Geo. Newton, Oak
Grove. Oct 10, 1878 25tf
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would say to those desiring new kind Of
Potato that have the Eureka, Snow Flake,
Palific and Compton Surprise, all OF which [
am offering for sale at 81 per bushel. | can
recommend all the above named potatoes to
be good eating potato, and also the best
yielding potato that have ever planted.
24-Sm LESTER GRIFFIN.
Mann Vally, st. Croix CO., Wis.
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Econ0mize.-Economy is the word
and sure road to wealth. Economic
in little things and the principal thing
we advise our friends to economic in
is saleratus. Use Smiths and no 9th
ter for it is full weight and d stronger
than any other brand. 1t is made by
new process which always gives nice
biscuits so that none are thrown away.
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ADMIR- 5ZI & :Ily!LTI7 Oh
Many Ladies

Suffering from Nervousness, Painful Periods,
and Debility, will find that the best way TO &c
gain their health, obtain relief from pain, aud
secure regularity of their peculiar function, is
10 use Parker's Ginger Tonic. The nursing
mother, exhausted by the care of her little one,
can restore her own strength and nerves by lis
use, while the mothers comfort thus secured,
is impaired through the milk to her babe,
making it happy, free from pain, and disposed
10 refreshing sleep. Don't allow your druggipt
to impose any Essences of Ginger upon you, %
ginger alone Is entirely destitute of the reme-
dial properties we have secured in this elegabt
compound. Buy 15ct. sample from your drug
gist and try it
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EstrnY Notice.

Found, and taken up by me. the under
signed, Oh land owned by me, and ON which
live, in Section No. SO, Township No %,
Range No. 10, being in the town of Troy, on
or about the 18th day Of Nov. 1878, one bay
mare with small white spot in face, blind in
one eye and about IA years old.
JAMES LITTLE.
Dated at Troy this 10Th Of Nov, 1878.
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a GARD OF THANKS.

l wish to publicly acknowledge my
gratitude to my friends and neighbors
for their kindness and assistance to
my husband during his long sickness,
and their manifest anxiety for his
restoration to health.
Mrs. ALBERT B. CHAPLIN.
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There win be neck-tie festival at
the NJ. f. Church under the manage
ment of the Grange, on Saturday eve
ming, Nov. 23d. Speeches by Mr..
Osborn Strahl and others win be made,
and oysters. etc., will be served for
refreshments. All are invited.
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SHOT GUN FOR % CENTs.-An ele-
CANT English breech-loading shot gun
is to be given to the purchaser of the
IS cent package of five-cent cigars
at Freeman's drug store bearing a
number corresponding to one enclosed
in Il candy apple; the apple is to be
broken when one thousand pack
ages are sold.
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Hudson G. River Falls R. R. Timetable.

Leave River Falls, Sunday excepted;
at $3.50 A. NJ, arriving at Hudson at L.
Is A. NJ.
Returning, leave Hudson at 6:00P
arriving at River Falls at GAS p. NJ.
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I}oxrud Bros. have filled the store
room adjacent to theirs on the north
with astock of groceries, crockery boots
and shoes, &C., connecting the TWO
rooms on the inside by doorway; the
larger apartment is devoted to dry
rood exclusively