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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-11
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phwl,la.

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II thinks il y genuine case ri hydropho.
lin in Liberty county. II states that
one Cni'ano Rodriguez wax several years
ago hittcn ~ rAbid dog. No evil con.
sequence resulted until few days ago,
when be WAS stung by large spider on
the forehead. which seemed 10 kindlc
the old virus IN his system And brought,
IN fearful convulsions, accompanied by
all the symptoms Of hydrophobiA. So.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-11
How EMprrss Augusta Snabhcd bis
Marck.

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Marck.
A profound sensation was caused by
the cold, not Ia sav sighting. reception
given 10 Prince Bismarck hy the EN-
prcxA Augusta. Tho Emperor had
greeted him with tho greatest frank
ncss. evidently wishing 10 show to those
around him thu confidence and regard
which he entertained for his chief "a.
wiser. But the Empire y. ON the other
hand, seemed - IL abe wished 10 show
her dislike 81 the Prince by not only
answering his obcisancc in very
slighting fashion, hut by not even En-
tending her hand % him. ~ she did i'm
mediately aftcrwsrd with gracious mien
10 the veteran Won Moltkc. The incl
dent IL causing much talk in Berlin,
where il II known. however, that tle
Empress. has long entertained = most
hitter dislike 10 the Chancellor. hut
this IL the first time thnt Hhc hMs cvincssd
her anger toward the Empcror's favor.
lie in such decided aud striking man.
ner.--Berltn letter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-11

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-11

wENxTER HOUSE. corner Kim and Nigh
xrisUTMEk HOUSE. opposite The Depot.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-11


Chicago 1 Northwestern
RAILWAY
Oldest, Rest Constructed, Most Pngres.
sivc, Best Eqalpped,
NJ - ~ Il IL \. i. 4 a ~ l. NJ
Railway Corporation NJ tho entire
WEST AND NoRTHvvE0T!
Gus LINES and branches - such proportions AMI by
IT. extreme liheruiity lin. acquired that sssssa gs
as.,ts that makcs II really What II claims ~ ia the
Lcadi"O RatiMaW ~ the Hest
and NOrthncsf.
embracing under QUE Management
u.lnA MILES OF ROAD.
And forming The fala~sna Trunk LINES
Chicago. Council, 9'uns California tiae,'
.Chicago. Siuua Gu, and fana'on tine.
Chicago. Clinton, Dubuque . lacrosse Tine
Chicago. rreepor, 4 Dabaeas lins."
Chicago. lacrosse. Mlnona Minnesota Ina"
Chicago. 81 Paul Minneapolis lns."
'.chitapo. milwaukee, I Lake super ~ Linz"
"cMcsue. Green Hay and Lake supesiss uNs."
The advantages et these Lane. ARE;
!. II thr pAs.rn.cr y soin. - or frnn an, pnin'
ID tho entire West and Northwest. h. can h,,y hir
Se.ss . We .s.as "ns q h '. usa. na.a ,aa
CONNECTIONS.
4 lhc grvA,.r part oi il lines are laid With Steel
Rails; ihe road h.d Il prrtect No road has bc'ief
b tits The shurs liaa between al impcrtan. points
4 its trains Arv al equipped with the Mrsiinn
house An. IsrAAe, Mlllcrs Platform And tnnrlrrr
And the latest improvements fur comfort, safety
and convenience,
d. Ii il ths only Road In The wc4t running The
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago aud
n !, IL the only Road running tho Pullman Palace
Sleeping t'ars either Way between
CHICAGO AND ~. PAUL"
"cM,cAeo AND eAgGM 0Av."
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.cMicAoo AND a cNoeeG,"
.cNscAeo AND W,MoNA,"
"cM,cAe0 AND ououQuG,"
"cMlcAeo AND Msoageoa."
.cMlcAeo AND MILWAUKEE
\. n n th~ only Road rasaln9 along the shorcs Vi
Lake Michigan b~twsen uNlcAaO aud MILMAukkk.
D. Tho only koad running Four kxpEcea Tralns
AAy via ~ lines between uhicaeo aud ponta IN MIN
nanotA.
y. No rcAd oaRess eQnsl facllittea In numbsr u
through tralAa, sQuippsd With Pullman Palace
6leeptna OAso.
TO- n rms Twe kxpsees Trains Daily eseh way on
al ~ linse. and four trains each way between chi
ea9o and Milwaukee.
II. II maAse coaAsoeloas With III linsa crossing
q internediAte potnta.
The popularity 81 thess lines Il steadily ncress.
nx. and passengers should consult their inter~ss BY
purchasing tickets VIA thiA line,
tor Information. rulAsrs Mars. No., mot obtain,
able u Nome Ticket Once. Address any nxent ot The
Company or
mAavlM NuaMlvI. osA't oaNAoss. chieaes. IN.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-11

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-11


you Tor H.
He put Mrs. Maltbys money back
and rearranged the chest. l began TO
listen, ncrvonsly, for voices about tho
house; hut Ill wss very still. He
locked the chest aud gave me tho key.
"Yon know where II II kcpt?"
Yes: IL drawer in her dreasing-
ROOM" ! wondered how he had Oh
tanned IL. Hasten, and get Away!'
There Ii no danger: made my why
hither carefully. Pure, brave little
girl, how fearless yon are for your
self
He looked u me earnestly. ~ IL he
wished 10 carry away clear memory OF
my features; then he wrapped his cloak
about him, flung up the sMsh aud lcapcd
sonndlesAly out ia the darkness. ex-
tingnished the taper. and crcpt back TO
bed. ] did not hear sound about tho
honse until daybrcsk.
When l arose | naw the dirk. knife
glittering in the sunshine near my
writing desk where had lain H. Then
] shuddercsl.
A year later ! Was the mistreas OF
Redburn; tho beautiful house, the spa
cions grounds were all mine. MrK.
MAltby had died aud bcqncatAed them
70 me.
On her dying bed ahc said, .violet,
you arc my heircss. There il only one
living being Who has my blood IN hin
veins: him disown." She paused,
and then went on: @Yon lave seen my
brother. / loved him; ! Was ambitious
Tor him. but hin natural bent w evil.
We had ! cousin. Flora. child, who
was brought up with him. They were
engaged 10 b. married. But forbade
Il. | revealed TO her his dissipation.
told her of his debts and deeds ri dar.
ing. She loved him. abe trusted him 80
but she N. delicate, and died. He
Gays l killed her.
hhe grew PALE. even pest her dying
pallos. She went On: when ! AAw
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Miiiincra and Drsssnlak6vs.
\. ~. COl.E. Film street.

NMrsrryn1en and Fruit 0roWers.
J. ". MlTCMElI, New Or~En Naressy.. Two
mica ks.utA u crv~ca. bnchesA uf Uldenlaeg
aud other hAriy Apple 1wes. f1ftesa chnace
varieties Siberian Apple Tre~a.
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Nas.
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=. n. mENTNAND West Of coar House.
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lNWAs . MkOTNEk. soMtA u Court Aous~
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-11

q. n. MOWEKa. srr card
j. y. CItMMtH. ufee IN Drug Htoee.
MERRIAM, L. n. tltli.r over ksoWh st0fe
T.. n. JANt>. nthre IN tsnirnntAl niWk.
IL. n UANklNk. Physician aLt Suasscn. -.
MAR. fa~A.
q. n. NOYr. N. D., homeopathic.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-16
SPECIALITY IN FARMING.

Reports from the Eastern States
show that the tendency to adopt spec
ial products by farmers, is on the in
crease. Farmers that produce special
lines of butter, cheese, ETC., have been
doing a profitable business and the
Scientific American of January 1st
contains brief account of the farm
of Mr.. Burnett who is engaged i'll the
business of raising hogs. The peculi-
arity of his system being that all of
the carcasses are placed in marketable
form, such as hams, canned pigs feet,
sausages, &C., on the premises. BY
this means he has acquired a reputa-
ton which enables him to obtain the
highest prices for his productions.
Cannot the farmers here find a hint
from the practice of the Eastern
States! Many articles could be man
ufactured or produced in our vicinity.
which if the best, could find ready
market.
Our mills sell their flower readily
because they have always aimed at
making the best article of the kind.
Many farmers are so situated that by
introducing the most approved appa-
ratus, they could manufacture butter,
cheese and other dairy products OF
can milk in approved form and sell ii
for higher prices than it now com
mands. The writer was told only a
few days since of a dairy farm neal
st. Paul which commands IS cents
per pound for butter, simply from its
excellence, and attractive mode OF
putting up. Cheese has always com
manded a fairly remunerative price
but most of the cheese sold in this vii.
lage is imported. Hams, dried beef
and many other similar articles, are
brought from st. Louis and other for.
eign markets, simply because the home
product is inferior.
A glance at the shelves of any gro
ceryman will convince any farmer
that larger percentage of food sold
in this village is of foreign production,
and that much of It could and should
be made here
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-16
MAIDEN Rock.


Bishop Wells held Episcopal service
here last Sabbath.
w. E. Denhem has purchased the
residence of j. Rosenberger.
The Odd Fellows held an open install.
lation ON Tuesday evening, Jan. 7th.
Mr.. V. e. Clifford has purchased the
lot of w. E. Denham on which his
house recently stood.
Efforts are being made to secure the
services of DR.. Tracy to labor here in
the cause of temperance.
The Good Templars received visitors
from Hartland, Ono and Salem to the
number OF thirty on Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 8th.
The Masonic public installation and
social dance on Friday evening was in
every particular an enjoyable occasion.
Some fifty couples were in attendance.
A Bible School Institute will be held
here on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan.
18th and Goth, General topic, the New
Birth. All are invited to take part.
Rev. c. X. Colyer, of River Falls, pres
idcnt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-16
OAK Grove.


Miss Anna Filkins is visiting at her
fathers, d. II. Filkins.
George Newton offers his. farm con-
sisting of 100 acres for sale.
Charley Teare is ii happy man now.
A boy is supposed to be the cause.
The latest is the pop corn festival at
f. G. Bliss Wednesday night of last
week.
VIM. w. Hall is at present visiting
at his nephew's, Mr.. Morse, of Ellis.
worth.
The Grange party at F. G. Bliss was
decided success, SO say those who
attended.
j. E. Hetherington and wife have
gone to Minnesota to visit friends.
They will be absent several weeks.
We occasionally see man with q
piece of blue ribbon pinned on his
coat travelling through these parts.
NJ. j. Thorn recently butchered a
hog II months old that weighed when
dressed 635 lbs. Who beats Oak
Grove for hogsl
Alexander McKeen has returned
from Minnesota. lie will remain here
for month or six weeks. lie is very
much in love with L'Etriie Du Nord
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-16
Guard against Cons INN ption,

That life destroying scourge, by
promptly subduing with the aid of
Parker's Ginger Tonic every attack OF
Cough, Cold or Sore Throat. There is
nothing like it. Acting powerfully up.
on the blood and skin, and the mucous
surfaces of the throat and lungs, 1t
speedily overcomes these dangerous
disorders, prevents the development of
the dreaded Consumption, and removes
all pain and soreness from the lungs.
1t is wonderfully efficacious in Dyspep'
tic Affections, and gives the most com
forting relief from Headache, Distress
in the Stomach, Nervousness, Low
Spirits, Wakefulness, Palpitation OF
the Heart, Heartburn, etc. 1t regu
lates the bowels, corrects both unnatu-
raj looseness and constipation and
stimulates the Liver to healthy action
Buy from your druggist, &. f. Davis
River Falls, Wis. 81 90 bottle, or d
sample bottle at Is cts. and test its
merits 36-3m
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-16
TIE TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

The temperance movement under
the management of DR.. Tracy has pro-
crossed finely during the week. On
Sunday evening two meetings were
held. one In the Hall and the other in
the Methodist Church. DR.. Tracy
spoke in both. Rev. Atwater made a
stirring talk in the church and Rev.
Blakeslee in the hall. On Monday
night there was crowded meeting
and Mr.. Tracy made marked impress
sion ON the audience and among those
who took the pledge and put on the
blue bow were many of the leading
young men of the town. A pleasant
feature of the meeting Monday even
ing was the singing of the "Sister' S
Appeal by Carrie Hirsch. The little
lady deserves much praise for her
pleasant rendering of that touching
song. Tuesday evening Mr.. Tracy
was assisted by Mr.. Edwin Levings
and J. T. McCleary; the remarks of
both were well received and the meet
ing was, like that of the previous ev-
ening, crowded with an earnest and
interested audience. Mr.. Tracy sang
the National Temperance Song and,
as usual, spoke earnestly in behalf OF
the cause. On Wednesday evening
Mr.. George Dill, of Prescott, and w.
p. Knowles, Esq, addressed the meet
ing. Mr.. Tracy also spoke. About
nine hundred have already Joined
in the good work and put on the
blue ribbon, and this number includes
most of the leading young gentlemen
and ladies of the town. And still the
work goes on and it is hoped that be-
fore the close of the meetings that ev-
cry gentleman and lady in the commu-
nifty will see the Importance of their
donning the 'sbow of blue" and by this
sign saying in unmistakable language
that they will stand by all ''the boys
who are trying to break their attach
ment to the cup. Each afternoon
a temperance prayer meeting has been
held at which much enthusiasm has
been manifested.
The meetings will be continued
through the coming week under the
present management.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-16
Uranfnc.

This is the most recently discovered,
and perhaps the most remarkable, OF
all the coal tar or aniline group of col
oring substances, now so extensively
used for the adornment of the finest
fabrics. Uranine is said, by chemists,
to be the most highly fuorescent body
known to science. Its coloring power
is astonishing single grain will i'm
part color to nearly five hundred gal
Ions of water.
A most interesting experiment,
which anybody may try, consists in
sprinkling few atoms of Uranine up,
on the surface of water in Il glass tum-
bier. Each atom Immediately sends
down through the water what appears
to be bright green rootlet; and the
tumbler soon looks as if it were crowd
ed full of beautiful plants. The root.
lets now begin to enlarge, spread and
combine, until we have mass of soft
green .colored liquid. Viewed by
transmitted light, the color changes
to a bright golden or amber hue
while a combination of green and gold
will be realized, according to the posi-
ton in which the glass is held. Fol-
day or evening experiment nothing can
be prettier than these trials of IRA
nine, which are especially entertain
ing for the young folks. We are in
debted for examples of the color to
the editors of the Scientific american,
who are sending out specimens, free
of charge, to all their readers. The
subscription to the paper is $500 for a
year. or SLIGO half year; and a better
| investment for the money could hard
ly be named.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-01-16
SHERIFFS SALE.
CIRCUIT Court, PIERCE COUNTY.

CIRCUIT Court, PIERCE COUNTY.
Ann Mary Munro, Plaintiff J
against
John al. Eaton and Frank
Eaton, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
to and by virtue of judgment Of foreclosure
and sale rendered and entered in the
above entitled action on the eleventh day Of
March, A. d. 1878, shall on the 10Th day Of
March, A. d. 1873, at one o'clock in the al
ternoon of that day at the front door OF the
Post Office IN the village OF River Falls, Pierce
county, Wisconsin, expose to sale and sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the premises in and by said Judgment
ordered TO be sold, to-wit: Lot number
twelve ny, and the east half Of lot number
eleven tlll, in block number three Toto. s.
Powell's first addition to the village Of River
Falls, in Pierce county, Wisconsin. There
will be no redemption from said sale, and the
purchaser will be entitled to immediate pos
session, A. T. CARROLL,
jan-9-6-w Sheriff of Pierce county.
WELLISSToS VANEATTA, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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RECEIIER,S SALE.
CIRCUIT Court, PIERCE COUNTY,

CIRCUIT Court, PIERCE COUNTY,
Mary Oakley, Plaintiff.
against
Lester jrifin, Charlotte Griffin,
Stephen Mann, Afaretta Vail,
Owen Vail, Albert Mann, Alice
Mann, Jennie Mann, Charlotte
Griffin and A. b. Smith, De-
:endants.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
to the judgment of partition and sale render
ed and entered in the above entitled action at
general term of said court begun and held
at the Village OF Ellsworth, Pierce county,
Wisconsin, on the ninth day of December,
A. ID. 1878, shall on the 10Th day OF March,
A. d. 1879, at the front door OF the POST
Office in the village of River Falls, Pierce
county, Wisconsin, at one o'clock in the af-
terpoon OF that day offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash, Lots numbered
six (6) and seven (7), of Block numbered sew
en- az, Oft the original plat of the village OF
Kinnickinnic, now forming part OF the vii
age OF River Falls, in Pierce county, Wis
consin. The purchaser will be entitled to
immediate possession Of the said premises.
ian-9-31-6w Il. Is. HOLMES, Receiver.
WELLINGTON VAsNATrA, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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A Card.

take this opportunity to render my
grateful acknowledgement to the
Presbyterian society of Big River for
the results of donation visit netting
nearly fifty dollars contributed by a
large gathering of friends, filling the
house of Mr.. VIM. Hall, which has
been my home for over three years.
The visit was on Friday evening, Dec.
q, 1878. The entertainment was
grand. All seemed to enjoy the &C.
casion much and trust it was not only
interesting, but profitable to all and
will be remembered with satisfaction.
That it may be so and that the bless
ing of God may attend all in the soei-
ETY.. both old and young, is my prayer.
J. III. BALDWIN.
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HAIR WORK.

Miss Eva Garfield is prepared to
make Frizzes, Curls, Switches, Braids,
and all kinds of hair work to order.
Combings cleaned and Strengthened SO
that they cannot be distinguished
from cut hair, by improved machinery
which places all the roots in one direc-
ton. No poor work will be done, but
everything warranted. Old switches
renovated and made as good as new.
Rooms at the Institute Building.
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