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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-30

Washing soda weakens the fabric Of
goods washed in it, and German chem
list advises the use of hyposulphite of 80
da instead of the common soda. He as
sures us that it does not lnjure the
strength of any goods, but has some pc
culiar bleaching properties by which lin
en- and calico are greatly improved II APP
pearnace.
To Clean Carpets.--Shake and beat
them WE'LL lay them upon the floor and
tack them firmly; chen with clean tian-
nel wash it over with one quart of bull
locks gall, mixed with three quarts of
soft cold water and rub it off with q
clean flannel or house cloth. ANY par
ticuarly dirty spot should be rubbed
with pure gall.
The wicks of kerosene lamps should
be changed frequently, or If not too short,
washed IN strong, hot soapsuds, with some
ammonia in the rinsing water. We
think the trouble with poor light from
kerosene lamps probably arises from the
wicks being full of the sediment or re-
fuse matter which comes from the oil,
and that impedes the free passage of the
kerosene through the wicks.
iSCOLclt fOTOtb - lACtiAOFS lAiC Ia AiOAlA q
gallon of meat broth; that in which any
meat, either salt or fresh, has been cooked
will answer Mix half a teacupful of oat
| meal into smooth paste with little oil
the liquor, and add t. it a small onion
chopped fine. When the broth is boiling
stir in the paste; season TO taste witt
pepper and salt and boil for twenty
| minutes. stirring occasionally TO preven
Jumping and burning.
Plants in the winter require very much
less water than in summer. Never water
unless the surface Of the soil is dry
There are exceptions to this in the case
of calias and such plants as REQUIRE
great deal Of water, but this is a gooc
rule for most plants. A great many per
sons persist in watering plants every day
whether it is needed or not. In this Wa!
the soil becomes sour and heavy, and tn
plant diseased. Always use water moder
! atelv warm.
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Clergyman, see there goes that Italian
girl herself, leaning on the arm of the
Young fellow who led the band so
splendidly to night Go see who and
what they are.
Colonel Bergman departed to obey
the oIdar, ami the emperor drove off.
The next day the whole story was in
the government organ, with an intlmation,
''inspiredn of course from that quarter,
that his Imperial Majesty lad graciouslY
caused inquiries to be made about the
young chofus singer.
A few DAYS later old Herr Rosenfeldt
received an official intimation that his
gifted son Carl, and his faanee, Anna
Carolla, were both under imperial pro-
lection, and their marriage was desired to
take place as Immediately as possible, the
emperor lowering the bride. The man
ager also received similar intimation
through Colonel Bergman, that his late
chorus singer was TO be brought forward,
and advertised for the reopening of the
opera as Madame Carolla- Rosenteldt.
Once more the elite of gay Vienna
crowded the Opera House TO witness the
debut of the new singer, as Agata, in
der Freischutz."
The moment she came on she was re-
celved with furore which might we'll
make Carl Rosenfeldt proud OF his beau
tiful young wife; and if for roya.iy WIS
her grateful glance and sweeping salute,
for him was the smile in the soft, dark
eyes that met his for one second.
When the cur ain fell, the rev star was
called for, and showered with boquets
from many diniinguished hand; but
from The imperial box was flung one in
which lay nestled costly bracelet, in the
centre of which Dlazed Diamond of rare
value and beauty.
THAT fire has made our fortune, Carl, !"
his youag wife said, sailing, as they
drove home.
"Nay, Anna, your own courage and
quickness," answered Carl Rosenleldt
"rhat was diamond rarer than the i'm
perial gift"
Aud he was right.
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Times CIlre.

Mourn, O rejoicing hearth
The hours are flying;
Each one some treasure takes,
Each one some blossom breaks,
And leaves it dying.
The chill dark night draws near,
The sun will soon depart
And leave thee sighing
Then mourn, rejoicing hearth
The hours are lying.
Rejoice, 0 grieying heartl
The hours fig fast;
With each some sorrow dies,
With each some shadow flies,
Until at last
The red dawn in the east
Bids weary night depart,
And pain is past.
Rejoi e, then, grieving heart
The hours fly fastl
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-30

Flour starch is much used by those
who like their calieoss or muslin dresses
very stiff. They may keep clean longer
when thus stiffeped, but the rustic of a
stifly- starched dress IS annoying. and
certainly no one would mistake such a
dress for new. Wet ieur tsblespoonfuls
Of flour In enough cold water to mix it
perfectly smooth and tree Of Jumps; then
put one quart of boiisg water into a
clean tin or porcelain kettle, and stir to
this the paste Of lour and water. Stir
steadily until ii boils and after thst Of
ten enough to prevent It's burning. 1t
should boil about ave minutes; then
strain through towel kept for that pur-
nose. or eoarse and slazy linen bag,
| This il sufficient foTone dress,
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Waiting.

We sit alone in the stiffness,
My soul and |.
And hear. outside our cloister,
The world go by
The world, VITA its toiling and buying,
And striving for gain,
The pltiful world with its crying
Aud moaning for pain.
We have no ~art in its aching.
My soul and |;
No part in Its giving and taking,
SO let it go by.
We have shaken off from our sandals
The dust of its mart,
Aud smile to think OF its tumult
White we sit apart.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-30

Snake bites, etc.--Apply Immediately
strong har' shorn. and take it internally
also give sweet oil and stimulants freely
apply hgature right above the part
bitten, and then apply a cupping glass.
Tartar emetic. large doses of tes
made OF gals, peruvian bark or white
oak bark.
Vtrdtgrts. Plenty of whites of eggs
and water.
White Vitriog-Give the patient plenty
of milk and water.
Opium. First give strong emetic of
mustard and water, then strong coffee
and acid drinks; dash cold water ON the
head.
NIX vomica First emetics, then
brandy.
Oxalic acid frequently taken for epson
salts). Remedies, chalk, maenesia, or
soap and water and other soothing
drinks.
Prussic acid When there is time.
administer chlorine in the shape of soda
or lime. Hot brandy and water, harts-
horn and turpentine are also useful.
Flowing should be engaged in at every
opportunity. Every days work thus
done helps forward the labors of the
busy spring time and opens the ground
for the ameliorating effects OF freezing
Persons who store harness "under foor'.
may like TO know that dressing OF OIL
in which is mixed cayenne pepper-at
the rate of teaspoonful to the pint--is
said to afford sure protection from tie
gnawing of rats.
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Inever shall tell who the old folks were,
Ills a wasting of time and breath
To give you the names of the humble pair
Who have passed through the courts OF
death.
But the cot on the lot on the top Of the hiil'
Near the spot where just have cried
'Tis the lot where the old folks tolled ana llVeo,
And the cot where the old folds died,
Is dearer far to my weary hea I
Than the dearest spot Of earth;
For that was the cot on the lot on the hill,
Where the old folks give me birth.
There's slab near the cot on the lot on the
That viii tell 10 the traveller there
When the old folks passed through the gates
Of death,
And the names Of the humble pair.
When tire ofthe tolls and the cares of my life,
Oh! then at the spot where | cried,
Near the cot let me sleep, on the top Of the
hill,
Cuddled down bv the old folks side.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03

n II diffieult to ascertain the accurate vote
pollod for the respective candidates. The
adoption Of the constitution voted for hV ono
faction Of the Republican party and tho Demo-
crats This will givo the constitution n larger
vote than the regular Democratic nominees.
The Democrats have voted soidly for tho Wilt
ticket The contest for parochial offices will be
close, the Democrats uniting with ono faction
Of the Republicans. OPERATOR.
MORGAN CRY La. Dec. 2.-The vote cast at
this poll mostly against the constitution. Beat
tie ahead The Workingmen's party voted
against Wiltz. but for tho constitution. Local
candidates ahead here. Everything uncertain
as vet TT.
FRANKLIN. Dec. a. The election passed. of aui-
etly as far heard from 1t is difficult to say ut
this time how matters stand. Indications are
TINT the Republican State ticket gets smaller
majority than ever before. In st. Mary parish
matters are awfully miyod. The Democrats
having put out no parish ticket. the Republi-
cans had II all their own way. Tho vote will
probably be equally divided between Menz
Gordy ana Fleurot Rnoubloan candidates for
sheriff. with tho chances In favor Of Gordy.
who 1t is believed received almost the entire
Democratic vote OF tho parrish. Foster and
Nunez Democratic nominees for tho State Sen
ate. have undoub' edly received heavy Repub-
lican support. Two colortd Republicans are
probably elected to tho House OF Representa-
tives 1t Ia generally believed that st. Mary will
give a majo ity In favor of tho adoption of the
constitution. although the straight out Repub-
lioans voted against It,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
THE INDIANS.
The White River Utes Come Tn to the
Agency The Indians and Members
of the Commission Distrust-
full Of Each Other.

DENVER. Col, Dec. "A Los Pinos disnatch
day and We're before the commission, They ali
wear arms, though concealed. The membera
OF tho commission and attaches all keen p,1ns
and revo!vers near that may be used on quick
notice. Both sides are distrustful. although
they endeavor to appear at ease.
Henry Jim. the Indian who was interpreter
OF tho White river agency. testified Saturday
that he knew nothing OF the massacre at The
agency. but was ct Milk river. and knew Jack
md Csiaron led the attack on Thornbnrgh.
and prompt him. but he paid little attention Ia
them and told straight story. Douglass and
JACK dld not come In, but are expected TO do M.
supposed TO be soldiers. were Mormons Tine
indians ia are coming from all quarters. 600 to
1000 1000 Utes being campad within days ride of
mo agency The hostiles at present are con-
sidsrably agitated and gather In knots inside
and outside the building. Chiefs and herdsmen
constantly address squads Of braves
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
RUSSIA.

LONDON. Dec. 2-Aspecial dispatch from Ber-
lin says: Prince GortachakofY had an inter
vieW with the Emperor William yesterday and
will proceed to Russia to-day"
=, LONDON. Dec "A Berlin dispatch to the
STANDARD says the Gar will inform the mobility
of Moscow at hi4 reception to- day OF his deter
mination Il, call number OF unofficial ad-
yisers to assist him in the government OF the
Empire. The council will be purely deliberat-
i've. without any, right of control or interfer-
ence 1t Will be chosen partly by the suffrages
OF the middle and peasant classes, and partly
by the direct nomination of the O2ar from the
RINK ranks s. pf the the hereditary nobility other meas
Innovations have been strongly advocated BY
the CzareWitch
- dispatch from st. Petersburg to Reuters
Telegram Company contradicts the statement
that NJ WalnJT will succeed Prince dortscha-
kt II as Prime Minister. and says II the latter
resigns he will probably be succeeded by Privy
Councillor Giers.
BERLIN. Dec, 2.-,Rumors are current that an
attempt was made upon the life of the Oar
while on his way to Moscow, but no authentic
details OF tho affair have been received
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
THE LAST RALLY.
Reception of the Democratic -Oanvassers in
Assumption-A Large Demo-
cratic Vote Promised.
Correspondence Of the Democrat.l

Correspondence Of the Demoeratl
NAPoLEoNvILLE. La. December l. 1879.
To the Editor Of the Democrat:
We have Just put on the finishing touches OF
the campaign. How VIII. A. Strong. our candi-
date for Secretary Of State. and Judge T. G.
Egan, candidate for Attorney General arrived
here by way Of Donaldsonvi!le. and the old
vetran war horse Of the Democracy Gov. John
McEnery. by. way OF Thibodaux. In company
with Hon. John s. Billu. Yesterday evening
and to-day to large and Intelligent audience
at the court house, Hon. viii A. Strong made a
telling speech. followed By Judge Egan, who
reviewed the corruptions of the Radicals for
the past eight years. He made Il most excellent
speech ofone hour. When It was known that Gov.
John McEnery WAS TO follow. and during his
Introduction by Col. w. W. Pugh the president
OF the meeting. there were several salutes Of
canon fired. and he was received amid the
ioudest cheers His speech was the most effee-
tive cam paign spe ech ever heard. The meet
ing has aroused feeling new to the people OF
Assumption, and all have started tonight with
new vigor. Tomorrow night Taylor Beattie's
thousand majority will fall far below that num-
ber, If he does not find the balance on the other
side OF the sheet. SORIBNER
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ST. MARTIN.
Especial TO the Democrat

BREAUx BRIDGE. Dec. 2-Fourth Ward-The
State ticket is all right here: 534 votes were
polled in the ward. The parish ticket is doubt
full here.
Fifth Ward-Four hundred and fifty votes
were polled here. The majority will be very
large for the Democratic party in these two
boxes.
james E. Mouton. Democratic candidate for
district Judge, will have large majority.
Tomorrow morning will give exact result.
OPERATOR.
ST. MARTISsYtLLR. Dec. 2.-The election
passed of very peaeeably. The Republicans
We're divided, and had two tickets Ia the field
for parish and district officers which gave the
Democrats chance TO carry the election
Mouton. for district Judge. was supported by
one wing Of the Republicans and solid by the
Democrats Fontelieu by the other or straight
out Republicans.
The negroes took possession Of the polls on
opening and held them till noon
The count Is progressing and will not be con
Guided before morning. The Republicans In
all probability will have majority for their
State ticket in the parish and against the con-
ST. MARTIN.
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FRANCE.

LONDON. Dec. 2.-Paris papers to-day an
was resolved fmpediatey to demand q vote OF
CONFIDENCE na from TIE p Chamber Of Deputies.
listers were present in the Chamber Of Deputies
to-day.
Nj. Boudry dAsson withdrew his interpella-
tfoa ~ the government for the present
M. Waddtngton. president of the Council and
minister OF Foreign Affairs, com mpiained of
THIS course. and declared that the ministerial
questions should not be raised By unmeaning
programmes drawn up In private conventions.
but openly In the tribune. truce to the policy
would be for the interest Of the government ths
parliament and the country. II the ministers
ma mo not the full confidence OF the Chamber Of
Deputies they were ready to resign,
Tho speech was eheered not only by the Dem
uties Of the Centre but by n portion Of the Isaf.