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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-11-27

BELDENy WILLIE.
The wood business is lively.

The wood business is lively.
Shnbil Davis has built new dwell
ing.
Michael Fitzpatrick has just finish
ed husking his corn.
There will be a dance at Horace
Greeley's this evening.
1t is reported that our Good Tenn
plars Lodge has collapsed. Religious
rservices have also ceased, but old Terp-
sichore is "on his MUSCLE" as was
evinced by the late .'hoe down" at
the school-house. Several of the par
ticipants imbibed little too freely of
that which ''looks red in the cup, F."
and were given over to pro tenn police
men for safe keeping. Send us out a
missionary or two, the morals of our
community need revising. j. p.
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UTAH.

Ole Hawinson's children are sick
with diphtheria.
Miss Ada Moore closed her term of
school in district No. on the % ult.
p. McGinnis has moved into the
house recently occupied by VIM.
Johnston.
A. j. Barrett has opened the road
through his field on the new survey.
The travelling public may govern
themselves accordingly.
All persons interested in the road
leading from John Reeves mill, in the
town of Diamond Bluff are invited to
meet at John Reeves shop on Satur-
day morning, Nov. %, at o'clock, to
take action in regard to temporary
bridges.
The conduct of the venerable Board
Of Supervisors, of this town, in their
refusal, or neglect, rather, to put up
the much needed bridges on this road
Ito the very great detriment to the
travelling public, causing people to
travel miles out of their Way) is suf1i-
cientto ''put an edge on wire fence. y
Some little growing is done by the
bridge opposers, and we suppose this
action of the Board is to conciliate
them.
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAF TING.

am now prepared to turnie Plans, Speci.
ications and Estimates, Working Details, Ele'
vations, etc In short all drawings necessary
tor the construction OF any building in the
latest and most approved styles, unreasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Any pei
son Will save from to 10 per cent. on the
cost OF building by proGuringa reliable set
ofdrSwings
CONTRACTS TAKEN,
tor buildings and furnishings all materials.
2i-S5 G. HENRY
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GEORGE FORTUNE.
MARTEL FAIR

A monthly fair will be held at Mar
tel, Pierce county, on the second Tues
day of each month for the purpose of
buying, selling and trading in
horses, cattle, sheep, swine &c. The
farmers of Martel and adjoining towns
are cordially invited to bring their
stock to the fair. Butchers and 9TH
ers desiring to buy fat cattle will do
well 20 attend.
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FRESH MILK!

| would respectfully announce to
the citizens of River Falls that / am
permanently located here and am pre-
pared to furnish pure, fresh milk IN
quantities to suit customers. delivered
morning and evening. A fair shareof
patronage is solicited.
II j. w. DAVIS.
River Falls, April 80, 1879.
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G. c. Mcintyre opened school in the
Lauder district last Monday.
Hasty Wilton has gone to Canada
for the girl he left behind him.
Parties wishing to purchase good
new milch cows had better call this
way.
Slaughtering hogs is the order of
the day. They are better than usual
this season.
Harry Hill has returned from River
Falls. We understand he intends to
make his home here for the future.
Mr.. Haster and family, from Lost
creek has moved into town. He and
his brother will run steam saw mill
this winter.
Hans. Halvorson, our popular black
smith is kept pretty busy. Those
needing IA good sleigh will find it to
their interest to call on him.
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IOEHI, 30,
Republican plurality, SITS.
The average plurality for the Re-
publican ticket equals majority orer
all of about twelve thousand, which
is nearly four thousand more than the
Republican plurality of two years ago,
leaving the Badger State in excellent
condition for the Presidential contest
of the coming year. 1t will also be
seen from the figures above given that
the Seventh Congressional District
gives a larger vote than any other dis
trict in the State, the greatest Repub-
lican majority over all, and the boss
Republican plurality.
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IN PROBATE.
Frat publication Nov. ON, 1879.

LAID OfpiCE AT FAILS ST. CBOIx, Wis,
November 3, 1879.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make Hual proof in support Of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expira-
tiou Of thirty days from the date Of this no
tire, VIZ: Edgar Russ, 0; River Falls, Pierce
Co, Wis, Homestead Application No. 1925,
Tor the NV 4 Of ne 4 Section 10, Township
u, Range IS west, and names the following
as his witnesses, viz: b Hecock and stephen
Browell, OF RIVER Falls, Pierce Co., Wis and
David Green, Of River Falls. Pierce Co, Wis.
28-5t NJ FIELD, Register.
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BOOT & SHOE STORE.

fl. L. WADsW0RTH, Manufacturer of
and dealer in Boots and Shoes, Gloves,
Mittens, Hosiery and every thing usually
kept in a iirst-class boot and shoe store, at the
lowest possible prices. Custom work spec
iality. Repairing promptly and neatly done.
Shop on Main Street first door south of Cam
eron's bakery, River Falls. Wis. 2i-35
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Dayton Mills.

This mill contains all the new and
improved machinery for Custom Work.
Satisfaction guaranteed. \ fair share
of patronage is solicited. Soft
J. NJ. TozER, Lessee.
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kINNICKINNIC.


John Lent, who has been sick for
some time, is getting better.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnard are eX-
pected to spend Thanksgiving at Mr..
Wilson's.
Mrs. Frank Matteson died last Sun
day morning. She will be missed
from our midst. We sympathize with
the bereaved ones.
The second anniversary meeting of
our lodge was complete success.
The speech delivered by +. NJ. Nye
was very interesting.
Fred Morse, who has been spending
several weeks with his aunt and cous-
ms at G. w. Fuller's, left for his home
in Blair, Wis, last Tuesday.
There will be an oyster supper at
Mr.. M. w. Wilson's next Friday even
ing, Nov. %, for the benefit of our
Lodge, the boys are expecting good
time. Everybody is invited.
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VOL. %
n. ". LESHER.
DRAWING @ JOBBING.

Draying of all kinds done at reason
able rates. Orders left at the Post
Office will receive prompt attention. 5
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,TkEEB PV'KEE.

MRS. ). NEWELL-Priessiouc Midwife
ana Nurse. Residence ON corner Main and
Division street% Souta OF the South Fork
bridge. River ealls Wis. $3.50
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The RIVER FALLS JOURNAL 4,
RIVER FALLS, Wise oNsIN.
RATES eF ADVERTISING.

BUSINESS I ARDS tnHN lines or less -
A square will DC cpulttcd the space Of one inch.
Loo ai notices wil bc charged according TO IL. II
character Nothing less than l5 cents line for
the fsst Insertion, and 10 cents for the second.
All dob Work mnst he paid for on delivery.
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The town board will meet at the
clerks office Tuesday, Dec. at 9 A. NJ.
to audit accounts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-31
Ierome.PNrk Races.

JEROME PARK, N. Y, May 30.-The open.
ing OF the spring meeting OF the American
Jockey Club was grand success. The first
race was a mile dash-Starters Maronite,
Benny Wood. Pollywog, Franklin, Bertha
Bram5le, and Una. Bramble was the favo,
rite and won the race in 1:453. Una second,
Franklin third. The second race was free
handicap for all ages, one mile and three
quarters. The starters were Danichcn
LoulaEier, Belle, and Bayard. 1t was g
magnificent race throughout, and was won
by Loulanicr in 3:l53; DanicheG second
Bayard third.
The third race was free handicap for al
ages, one mile and three furongs. Balance.
All was the iavorite. Starters: Balance-Al H.
Simeon, Clifton, Kingston, and Skylark
The finish was one Of the finest ever wit.
messed. Az they came rushing down the
home-stretch all the jockeys were whipping,
and the whole four were in bunch. Sky.
lark flew by the winning-post, winning the
race by neck, with Balance-All second,
and Simeon third. Time, 1927.
The fourth race was for purse OF $500
the winner TO he sold at auction for 81 800,
three quarters OF a mile. The race was
very close and the finish quite exciting.
Anna Augusta came in winner by neck,
with Milan second, Lizzie D. third, and
Pique fourth. Time, 1:19.
The fifth race was a private sweepstakes,
three-quarters Of mile. The race was
well contested, and was won by Erastus
Corning, with Darnley second, Lottery
third, and Baronet fourth. Time, 1:254.
The sixth race was a handicap steeple.
chase, over the usual stceple-chasc course
The starters were Cornet, Trouble, Pro.
blem, and Adar. Adair fell at the fourth
hurdle and rolled over his rider, but neither
were hurt seriously. Trouble won in 1873
with Cornet second and Problem third.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE z.

sSuLf1ES-NO S1OCh EhCfihNtGf.
FRIDAY, May 80, 1879.
SALEs.-200 Richmond CITY bonds, g., j. and j.,
sold Mt l06; and 100 Petersburg city bonds, e., F.
and A., sold at 106!:
Gorernment Sscurities.-UnitedS States Is, 1O24
bid.
| asked; Virginia ccnsos, new. 4CH bid, ~ asked:
Virginia Interest certificates, II hid. ~ asked
Virginia ,ax-recciyabIe coupons. 79f bid, sou
asked; North Carolina bonds, % bid.
City Securities.- Richmond city SIS. }. aud j..
12l bid: Richmond city G's, j. aud j., l0G bid
Petersburg city 6's, F. and a., 50 bid; Petersburg
city SIS. l0S bid; LYnchburS CITY Us, j. aud D.,
l02 bid; Manchester bridge s's, NJ. aud N, so
asked; Manchester SIS, tax-recciYabe, NJ. and -, 92
asked
Railroad Bonds.-Soutnside Railroad second
mortgage preferre 6's. j. and j., So bid: Southsidt
Railroad third mortgage preferred 6's, D. ana D..
81 bid; Atlantic, Mississippi ard Ohio Railroat
certificate, l03 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS, j. snd D..
1O9h bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
mond pa and nanSe Rsroad cSn.o,e S
aud NJ, 941E bid, 90 asked; Piedmont Railroad
first mor,safs S,s A. and o. Ice G1d A i a., an
and j., IS bid: Richmond, York River and Chesa
peake Railroad tirst mortgage g., j. and j. 90 bid
way. loo par, 5 bid; RIchmond and Petersburg
Railroad, loo par, AZ bid, 80 aske,i; Richmond
Fredericksbarg and POTOMAC Railroad, common
bur. aud Potomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed
100 par. so bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
tnmac Railroad per cent kuaranfcu. LOU par
81 bid; Connection Railroad stock, 70 par, Gs
bid; Richmond and Dauyi,le Railroad, 100 par
10 bid, Is asked: Seaboard and Roanoke Rail.
road common, 100 pr, 50 bid: Scaboard aad Roa.
noke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par. 95 bid.
canal Stocks.-Jane' River and Kauawha Canal
100 par. 81 asked.
Bank Stocks.-Eirst National. 100 par, 11S bid
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, IS bid, 81
asked Union Bank Of Richmond. 80 par, 40 bid.
Insurance Compuntes.-Virginla Fire and Ma
rine, rs par, 3S4 asked; Virginia State, rs par
27ta bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 1929 asked
Merchants and NJ. chances, 100 par, S(H bid, So
asked; Granite, 100 par, rs asktd.
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not then 60 to church on Easter, neither do
all the white people who take holiday here
decorate graves with flowers. They so by
thousands, by rail and steamer, to picnic
Grounds and excursion resorts, and make it
q day OF general iollifcation aud recreation.
The Potomac near Georgetown was to-day
filed with pleasure boats, and the fishing
places higher up were literally patronized.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS. 81.
On the Ways and Means Committee,
Tucker and Gar field are paired, and so are
Morrison and Kelley. There is still growl-
ing because Wood and Phelps would not
agree to report an income-tax bill. Ex-State
Senator Claughton has purchased house
here at $4,000. A good many members
have left. and others are leaving for
good. Messrs. Blount, OF Georgia, and
Mills, OF Texas, visitors to West Point,
left for that point this evening. Colonel
Burwell does not want Congress to adjourn
until the bill for the cancellation of export
tobacco bonds is passed. Mr.. Biount is
paired with Mr.. Monroe, OF Ohio. The
President and Mrs. Hayes went to Airing
ton. Mr. Keifer, OF Ohio, was the orator,
and Mr.. Doggett, OF Nevada, the poet, at
Arlington to-day.
REV. A. e. DICKINSON AND REV. GEORGE 3.
TAYLOR.
These distinguished Baptist ministers
reached Washington this evening, having
been to the Baptist anniversary meeting at
Saratoga. While there they received iibe-
raj contributions to the missionary fund,
and were kindly received and Hospitality
entertained. They left tonight by the Vir-
ginia Midland route for Charlottesville to
attend the Baptist June meeting.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The House Committee on the Reform OF
the Civil Service has reported bill to pre-.
vent Government employees giving money
to aid in carrying elections; but they will
be assessed again in 1880 all the same.
The House Elections Committee will con
clude the hearing Of the Iowa cases Mon.
| day. ''t.
Burglars last night attempted to enterthe
house OF Marshal Fred. Douglass.
Guides have been appointed 10 conduct
strangers about the city and vicinity. They
are to wear badges and be under police
regulations.
| A large number Of persons, including
congressman, went to Mount Vernon to
day. ...- =.
ASSOCIATED rress Reports by telegraph to the Dis
| patch.1
| DEC0RATI0E-DAY AT ARLINGTON.
| WASHINGTON, May 30.-Decoration-d a,
was observed at Arlington and the sur
rounding soldiers cemeteries. The Presi
dent inaugurated the ceremonies at Airing
ton by placing a wreath on the tomb Of tn
"unknown dead" -The address was de-
livered by Congressman Keller, Of Ohio
IDispatches from other points mention ap
oprate .obseryances OF the day.
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want Is TO stir up the churches to leave of
their do.nothing policy, and 20 to work for
these good causes. He made the point that
God requires US te give, not so much that
He needs the gift as that we need the CIV
ing, and that the great point Is to stir up
the people to exercise the grace Of giving
Tor their own sakes.,
Attorney-G General Field made very fa-
cetions reply to DR.. HidPn, which brought
down the house in loud laughter.
at the suggestion OF Rev. j. Il. Harrison,
the Association united in special prayer for
State missions, led by Rev. DR.. Jeter.
Rev. j. 81. Luck, OF Pulaski county, made
an interesting statement OF the work in his
section.
DIR. a A. Rice made an earnest talk in
reference to the men WHO constitute the
corps of missionaries.
Ihe report was unanimously adopted.
A touching letter OF greeting from A. P.
Abel. Esq, formerly a member OF this
church and long clerk OF the Association,
was read by the pastor Of the church.
-.T.,.. ......s.. s.ss..... VIATnp
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venture third. Eight runners. Distance,
q mile and half.

venture third. Eight runners. Distance,
a mile and q half.
THE VICTORIOUS PAROLE.
LONDON, May 30.-To-day Parole won the
race for the EPSON gold cup; Alehemist
second, and Primrose third.
France. 4.
EXPELLED FROM FEaSCE.
PARIS, May 30.-H. Lacoste, q French
man naturaIized In the United States some
years ago, has been expelled from France
for renouncing his nationality without per-
forming his military duty. MIR. ,Noyes, the
United States Minister, fruitiessly endea-
vored to secure revocation Of the order.
Great Britain and Afshanfstan.
LONDON, May 3o.-A dispatch from Simla
says that treaty OF peace between Great
Britain and Afshanistan was ratified to-day.
A salute Of thirty-oue guns was fired in
honor Of the event.
civil War Among the Zuius-KIllIns
Each Other.
LONDON, May 30.-A telegram just re-
ceyed from South Africa, dated MaritZ-
burg, May 14th, says that civil war has
broken out among the Znlus, and great
battle was fought on the 18th near Shring-
port between the people Of powerful
Zulu chief named Matacona and the forces
OF Cetawayo. The former had resolved to
surrender, and were on their way to Che
British outpoSts, when they were attacked
by Cetawayo, defeated, and driven back
with great slaughter. Matacona escaped, but
a brother OF Ce.awayo, who had Joined
him, is reported killed. CetawaYo then COL
| lected all his forces and took up q strong
position at the fork OF White Umveose
~, .Inrn ha h.,, ~, y,.a,
and the highest mountain of Zululand be-
hind him. Here he will await the British
advance.
: Mount Etna. .a".
LONDON, May 30.-The eruption Of Mount
Etna increases in force, and the quantity OF
ashes thrown out is less, but the volume
and vapor has greatly increased in density.
| On Wednesday night number OF brilliant
balls OF fire were thrown to a great height
| and burst aioft like rockets. emitting fiery
shower. a stream of lava is flowing appa
rently in the direction OF the town OF Ran
dazzo, but the exact line has not yet been
verified. During the whole Of Wednesday
night loud reports like the rolling of artil.
lery were heard.
CATANIA, May 30.-Fresh craters have
opened on Mount Etna, endangering Biauca
Villa, RandaZZo, and Casrlglione Clouds
OF ashes overriding Piedmont, which is in
almost total darkness. .......
! .... [Second Dispqtch.l ..-
ROME, May 30.-The latest adVices from
Randazzo report that craters have formed
on two slopes Of Mount Etna and double
eruption is proceeding. The Aureale ant
Catania road is blocked and considerable
damage has been done.
| Tho ,r,
ROME, May 30.-lt is stated that the Pop,
is preparing an encycllcal letter protesting
against the bill lately passed by the Italian
Parliament requiring the civil marriage t
precede the religious ceremony.
The EsIneralda.
LONDON, May 30.-The GILLIAN Ministc
here has received telegram stating that lh
Gillian war ship E,meralda became dis:
bled, and the captain fired the magazine /,
prevent her capture.
|
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A HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN VERMoNT.-[Spe-
cial dispatch to the Post. ]-NeaDarh, w.,
May 29.-No less than twenty-seyen chill
dren have been poisoned at this place By
driukin. water out OF a brook near the
school. house, into which dead horse and
several sheep had been thrown. Ten cbil.
drcn are already dead, and it is feared that
the other seventeen will not recover. 1t is
reported that the farmer who lives near by,
and who allowed the carca>ses to be thrown
in the brook, is to be arrested. Great ex-
citement prevails. The bodies Of the dead
children soon became decomposed, and had
to be buried forthwith. . .... -.
Island Pond, W., May 30.-.Five chill
dFen OF John Aldrich have died from drink
ing water from the poisoned brook, making
bis entire family. Mrs. A!drich is insane.
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SEIN DISEASE.
a REMARKABLE LIE TER FROM J. A. TUCKER
ESQ, MANUFACTURER OF TIE BAY
-.@a STATE sUPERpHcsPuATE.

.Messrs. Weeks d Potter: Genilemen-I think
have pata for medicines and medical treatment
dun Ing the last twenty years all Of three thousand
dottd' g. without receiving any Prepayment relief.
Last May, while taking Turkish bath ut 7 Bea-
con street, young man employed there by the name
of William torbeir Induced me to allow him to ap-
ply preparation tina; he had upon me, assuring me
that 1t was perfectly harmless, and for certain
consideration he would cure me within thirty days
from the timt he commenced In case he failed to
do so was 10 pay him solhing. ] consented and
he applied 1t nearly every day for five We cks, when
the disease entirely disappeared livery cheerfnlly
paid him the amount agreed upon. and then asked
him what this remedy was, and he replied that IT
was no other than CUTICCRA. . T.. e. ..
Since that lime have had no trouble from this
disease and have not had such good heath in TWEEN
w years as have had during the last six months.
have since my recovery bought CUTICURA and
given 1t to friends suffering with skin diseases and
In every Instance 1t has cured them. believe IL to
lie The greatest discovery Of The pr sent century.
j. q. TUCKER,
Is DoANE STREET, BOSTON, Dec. 20, 1o7S.
Note MIR. Tucker Is wcll-known citizen, and
has served the city in many important capacities.
He is at present u member of the Board Of Alder
men. He is also well known to agr,culturists and
farmers the manufacturer of the celebrated Bay
State Superphosphute. -
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Ivy relggrapia.
RAI.TINIDIlF

BALTIMORE, May 30.-Four strong and fairy nc
tive; Howard-street and western supcrline, $3.50
1918: .Xrra, s4.25@$4.s3; family, s5@*5;55;
CITY Mills supsrfnc. f325m II: extra S4.2J0a
81 Is: Flo brands. ,SG@b6.25: paia.S SEQ family
So rs. Southern wheat iirm aud In fair 81 mand !:
western inactive: southern red Sl.l3M.S ID am -
Der, II 17MS1.1S N0.2 PennSyl anita red: 81. ~ !;
No 2 western winter red. spot aud May, IL .l}fl1
sI.13%; June. $1.I3@si .l3h: July, Sl.l20a
Sil2%. Southcrn corn Grm; white higher; west
err Inactive; southern white, 5OGI5lc. yellow,
44kc. Oats frT southern. 37M3Sc.; wc.ieln
white, 35a3Gc.: western mi red, 33EGn35c;; Pcnn-
Syl"anla, 30Ep36c. Rye quiet At GOOGLE. Hay
firm prime to choice Penn yirania aud Maryland.
sl2M*l3. Provisions strong: mess pork, sIo.75.
BuIk-mcats. Loose shoulders, 3Ad4c-: clear-rib
sites, AKA &c; packed, 4sGs54c: iaconosl'""q-
derS, 4.4c.: clear. rib Sides, Co.; hams. 9G5 &c.
Lar REFINED. in terces, 7c. Butter quiet prime
to choice western. packed, l3@15c Eggs firm ~
l2MI3c Coffee firm and advancing tendency I;
Rio cargoes, ll@l6c. WhIskcy dull At Sl.c6-
Sugars firm.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 30.-Four quiet and nm
changed. Wheat firm: red and amber. $1,000
Sl.lO. Corn and oats stra'y. Rye firm. Pork
s'cady nj &lO.25. Lard se:dy. Bulk lneats-S3.7 10,
a .s7tf, and S5.12A for shoulders clear ribs md
Gear .i,ics-loo,r. Bacon steady; i4.l2H, 1920.
aud S5.37k@$5.5O for shoulders. clear RIBS: and
clear sides. Hams-Sugar. cured, so Ice. Nhlskey
uuicf.
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BLOOD AND SKIN-HUMORS

Fever Sores, Ery,ipelas Sores, Old Sores and his
charging Wounds. Bois, Carbnncics, and Bood I'm
through the skin and. eating deep into The flesh,
when treated internally by the CUTICURA RESUI.-
VENT and externally with the CUIICURA and CU1I
CuRA soar rapidly heal and disappear. Salt Rhcum
or Eczema, Tetscr, Ringworm, Psoriasis. Leprosy,
BARRIERS Itch. and all ScalY and Itching Eruntions
Of the skin Scald Head, DandrufT, and all lrri-
tatng and Itching IIulnorS Of the Scalp, which
cause the Hair TO become dry, thin, aud ifclcss and
result in Premature Badness. are permanently
cured by The CCTlCURA REMEDIES.
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We extract the ,o,lowtng ,rorn , renort

We extract the following from report Of
the Northern Baptist anniversaries, as given
by the Argus. OF Albany, n. y:
Rev. a. e. Dickinson, editor Of the Rich
mond (Va.) Herald, returned thanks to the
northern members Of the Missionary Union
for their promise made last year to contri-
hute $1,000 to the fund for the sustaining
OF Rev. George B. Taylor's Baptist mission
in Rome, who was sent out by the Southern
Baptist Missionary Union. AS the gentle
man distinctly returned thanks for the
promise only, reporter asked him, after
he had taken his seat, If the promise had
been kept, and was informed that it was
still unrealiZed