davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1879-01-21
No. =.

1t Is folly TO spend time and money In
going to Philadelphia when you can do as
well at 1.-The Grand Depot" in your own
city.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
Gitte Site bot Granfbeiten
furirt 6urb
RaOwan's SarFaparilliam Refolurnt.

G1roniIde 6rdutheiieu, SHobeHfrab, Deroorbeue
Sd1te i'm Btute, itropbul0ie Srantbetteu, nunotiirfiter
Sooitus, Syphilis uuo &enerie, 6teberpuneen, droutz
ide pber afte GeI6wiire, SdI;ituB, eu9ltide 1runfbeit,
neibe Shmeuuuqcu, ~GrtuDfopf, ~Gebdlmutierzy eioer,
Srebie, 0riiieuidmeIuH9eU, 6noten, N5iebruua bs
S6rpcrs, Quiteln uno Ausiht69e, S9mdren Sp5pepiiu,
gftereuz unb 8taienteioer, hrouii9er Gbeumliismus
uuo Sid S1pinoiudt, Slalenietn NIB Srte5, iouie
aborten Der obigeu 6rant5citsn, benen bisweilen aubere
Nnmeu 9egebeu peroeu.
Sir bs5aupteu, oaB es tein befanntes6~ eilmjttt oibt,
ueltes lid 9egeu Ojeie 8ransbetten 10 putiam erDeiit,
ME &aSUa0's GciUtocnt. IS fur.rt oumdtiq,
o6er fiber uno PPM Uruuoe aus, uuo ieSI bic IeiDenoen
Gbette mteoer IN 9elutoeu SHttaHp. G9 f1ltt benz
9ahinI di:oinOen Ses 52Drpers GinDaIt tito
0cripr8t oas Sgftens nit 9eianoem 9Intc,
aus pet5eut reues Wtateriag aebtIoet miro. Dies lit bic
erite 1Sirtun9 p$ % aotuaj'S GScipIocnt.
Su TGAert, III esSDitem ourdb Gnbduiu na pom Wterz
fur, auediitb$t der c%orroiipem SubIimot III ben 8noz
den, @eentlSkn. (. N. 9elitten bat, lpoourd Ruodcus
fro5, eaglil1e Srantbett,. Hu6gr0tSfriimmune, 8errens
flung, petBe Gdweaung Il. GergL., uerurladt wuroe,
Lott bas SnrIapa"tlian otcie Nteocrl6tdae auf uub
entierrI bic 4eibpuIit aus benz Sureme.
GeuI Oieienigen, pelde otcie Wteotsineu sur Sur
6roniider, ippbttitiider ober itropbuIoier Sronf5eiteu
eebrauGeu, lei bic 6ur aud nod 10 ~laugiant, lid nbefIer
inbler," e;ue dasemeine 3unobme ibrer Rrdite uno tbz
rs 6DrpergclOiate5 pdbrnebmen, 10 tit Dies Elm iideres
I3eiden Der fortidretteuben 9eneiuu1. Su berar.i9eu
RrautbeiteH pirD es nit benz &uti:n;en ertlDeoer belier
pber ihltmmer - Der 9ifttoiI i'm Spiteme bieibt nidt
~uutbdtis; ueuu er nidt 9ebemmt uub aus benz Butte
p%ertriebeu miro, 10 %uerbrettet er lid uno idbrt fort, Gle
Gnrititution sn uHtergrabeu. Sobalo lid Der Yaticut
betme5ebroude hes Sar1apariutan better fibIt"
ptrS er ftiHoli9 AT geluuobeit, 6roit uuo 6leil9 aus
uebnlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
Observation-Disclosures.

Die Gntfernuns bieier Geidpiire burd J~taouab's
RcfotDcnt lit iegt 10 itder barsetban, Oas Das, mas
man ioEit iIr elm SSunoer Dtelt, iest oIs cine aIseuitin
,sanual g. Snopp, gtrs. G, Snopp. Ntrs. S. $. Sonp
nno Mrs. Z. Q. 9enOrir, bic in unierem 6alenber fir
1879 uitgethsGlt itub; bes8let9eu ben SEN Der Mrs. 6.
e. Bibbins in Der ~se9suwdrti9en aus3obe bes s6oIid
uno Q8aGr".
Rer Rount e~eitattst uns feiren i~pe;teuen Sinnets ouf
bic peridtebenarti9en Sale Don G)tonii dIcrt !Grnnf=
1eitcn, bic burd uuier G~arfapasiuiGt SicfpIccut
turirt wuroen. Eatieuten uuo oeret Irsunbe muTier
unIere Sdrttrer ituciren. I'M einen ri1tigen @cgrtff
pom ber 28idtiQteit unb @eitfrGit ber u. G. G.sAr;z
Reien 5u erbaLter.
Giuen Solar Ste SsIaIGe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10

OS0~~NJ = ON&~UI ON~~k
aerfebIt ME, =, elmer bic s~pansis Wtinuten BET elmer Gins
siset gruroit6eu AppGtution Sd)tter5ctt Su ltnoerir.
2SIe beti9 uuo quoluou ou6 Der Sbmer5 iein mag,
BEN bic nit 9tbenmattsutus, Neural9ie, nsrpoien geiz
ben uno uuberen 6rantbetten Sebofte1en erbulben nt6z
gen, NaStuap's JSeaop NeIief Wiro ausenblidItae
&%irberEng g%emdbreu.
Gntslnontg oergiicrctt, oer@Iafe, Der Gtnges
tpeiSc, Connection Der &at.8eit, 9cifcrfeit,
2ttbersbcfd,tuer oc, %serlflopfet, %eNfterie, Na=
farrb, 3tpbtDeritis, 6rpmp, 0rIppet. fopf=
apcE. s3nbutueb, 9ScUraIgic, u tcltisGtiettus,
falterS d)auer, Jiebcr, S5roitbcmIcn, Sactfd,s
srnit, i'm saiidsn n,,O III Sem Wlieoera toers
Scn aa9cnbIidtidB 9eIinoert.
Gattcs 0icber.
Sales Tieber pirb fir fnnfsis Gents furtrt. Gs sibt
setu Seitmtttet til Der 2Sett. welAes faltes Steber unb
aQe anbercu maIeriiden, %bili0jeu, Sdorla6z, Gppbuss.
celbes nrb arberes Tieber (bet benz sletd3eitiesn Ses
9~eoOtDap'e Neaog 9teIicf.
Der @'ebraUd5anIoetluna gemaB 9enonluieH, ptre
IS in penigen Au9enblIdeH 8rdnlpte. Dta9enlaure,
Soobrennen, SopIwe6, GtarrDot, Splenterie, 8oltt,
Sid6ungcu uub ale innerlt6en Sbner6en turtren.
Geijenoe iouten tets eiue -ftai9e BON 9iaotuaD'S
SteaoD GeItef nit lid tlbrer. 6tnt9e GropIen in
gSafier gcuontuen beu9t 8rantbetter uno Sdmer5en IN
9pI3e Don gSaIerDe6let Dor. Als Stimuitrnltitel tit
Is beher, ais iransOiii4cr 5ranbp ooer 5itters.
Berg mito SurltIeute iputen itets bamit ueriebeH
iein.
a@arnus.0.
sue SsiImitte1 bic, I'M llebermobe senommsn, bos
qcben ~defdhrbeh Dnneu, iouter permteoen neroe1.
Niorpbtum, Spin, Gtrpdnin, arntco. 9pOsciumus
nnO onbere farfe site Iiuoern iuoAI au semiien 3eiten
uno in iebr fIetnen 0ofeu senOmmen bic SdmerSeu beg
Tatientsr mabreub ibrer 9Sirtung auf bo5 Spltem.
Cine sweite 0oiis isbod mag Oas getten peri4Iimmern
uuo cine brittle iosar ben Sob berbeitnbren. @s lit
Surdaus u~unotbia, Sieie uusemiiie HattOren su 9ebruus
der, meun Gin poftipes 0eilmitlel, 1oe N0oiuan'S
Nteao0 9tcIicf, bic fur0tbdriteu SdnerSeu raider
belt uno meOer tletneu Siubeyn, nod GrwG3ieneu nabs
tbeiIt9 ueroeu fauu.
9aS tpabre 9iito erutte smiftcI.
50 n n m ma 81 ca Il 81 eItef lit 0QS etff2ide NStI1
1aittef, bas ausenblidliA Sdmer5en linOert.
0itnfsis Gcmts Die 0Iai6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
Gimc Oamfbare 9lnerfennnme.

,,Gtme 0rrniid,e ooer ~tiefeeuurseIte &sanRs
hcit t~uriretr tetBt iiberIjd einen oroben Sieo errins
ecn. Die llrt6ettsfrait. uetbe einen WSauoeL tlar ers
fennt uuo bsnfeIben peiB bic itufenre. ie uub SGrttt
elmer idlei9euoeu Srontbeit anoeoriiieu uno ~acId5lpdtht
Durbe, bat ntdDt nur out uuiere Adtune, iourern aud
ouf nnIere 0onfbartcit HHiprud. Or. 1aSwap bot Der
GGrfapartuion gfcicIocnf. qeoebcr. weIde5 oities
Selultat erSielt uno bic leiocnoe Ntcnidbett welte ii) in
Ion9en Gneen uuo Nd6ten nit Srantbeit uno Sdnlerz
sn %per5shrt. lit ibm 5u 8out perpfti4tet. G9teOtcaI
Dtefenger.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10

T8ir pieberbolen, bab Der Qeier nuiere Binder unb
Sdriiten lber trautbeiten unb osren Cur itubiren rtub,
por Mem:
vSaLId1 uaS gSnbr,"
u0taotuat tiber ;SrrifnbIc 1tretIra,"
u9saotDal fiber Sfrop1eIn,"
, uno aioerc SdrtiteH iber Srantbeiten peri9iebener Art.
Sn BEN IpOtbeten 5n boben.
Bran Ieie: "SaIiG MuS @obr."
D1on ibite cine Srieimarte on gfnoluan 6 60,
$40. 30 gSarret=, Gle Der Gbmrd stra6e,
9setu Dorf.
g &ele6run8. 1ouieubs pom Dollars usrtb. wirs
gud suse4ift wsrosR,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
OefuuObeit 1T aeid)tbntn
0cittnobctt ocS &0rpers tit Gei1s
t1unt fir oen OeiT.
@oomag's
S0r(op0rlua getoluent.

Reiues Slut erseust aeinnbes TTeiTQ, iturfe Sno9en
NIB cine flare !caut 9Ser feiteS 6teilf, aeiurbe Sroz
den ohue Rroheufrab uno eineu ueueH Seint su boben
punidt, Der gebrau9e 9t aopap's S~arfapariLs
Liam 8eipIpcnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
Bon oett sa@tb. sbmrtotu @eeS.

Cine GrtpfebIun9 bot Or gaSnoaD's o.. o.. o..
&eilmttteIn, ttad tncbriabrieeut
8ebrGu61c ocrieIbcn.
New gort, 4. sJonuor 1877.
@ertber Gsrr!-Seit ms5reren Sobrsn idon qebraud.
i'd Shire @eOtjinen. anianas besIe i'd 3pei,el in beren
g8irtidmteit, Dolo iebod %erii1ten mid Die euteu @trz
fuueen ~Oerlelbet nit gerirGuen, unb iebt baIte Id ca
midi nur fIr incline 4fliAt. ionoern IS mia6t mir iooar
Ireuoe, BEN 9tnEen, ben ~rieielbeu mir eebra5t, bantbar
an suerfenHeit. 0ns Tc0oU 9ScIief f6nnte ni9t beiler
b%s5etbnet oeroeu, aGS ourd ieinen 9tameu. I0ir apple
ciren onfictbe Bdufig uno finoeu fuit u%niebIbar bic pers
fpro9ene 2inOeruug. N9tunesuou
9n Or. Naopap. ShurIptn gseeS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
GaIi0 TITO @abr.

gsir roEen ans Or. NoblDan's abbanbIuus ii5er
~Sranfbett NIB oersu Sur" uaditebeuben Gussug
in[oeu:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
HaOwaD's GequlirenOe 8iQen.

SN% "" ~ tUtGS
%ttftteI, tDtrfctt OhHe Sd)nters ftctS suUers
I6iitg tIao aatnriid) lit ibrer Separation.
Gin ne8etabIifWes GriakmittcI fir
G6tortcI.
goatonmsH obne lesttdsu getsei6mad, elegant nit
tuRem 9ummt 9laltrt, p%nrstren, re9uIiren, r~eiuiaet
unb itdrfer.
3aoweH'S BiHen sur Cur auer 8ranfbeiten bss
WoScE5. Der Se5er. Der Seo1rme, Der Nieren. Der glaie,
ioIDie inr nerpoies 6opiweb, 8eritopfung. Snbioelttou,
DD5pepre, biltole s%ultdnne. 6ieber, llnterler 6~5eut;iins
Surg. 91morrbotben uno aae anoeren yeiben oes Inter
Eetos. @Ine poutoWmene Nur 9arn1ttrt. 3iein ueoez
tobIii9, feline Spur Don 0terfur, OtiueroIien ober id6bz
Li1eu 0rosuen.
Dian beadte f~oIsenbe Spnptome BON SrouFbe;s
Een Der 0eroauuussorsAne: Teritopfuno, iunerIi6e
5dmorrboioen. Slutsrpaauns mad hem 6opfe, S6ure
I'm Yia9en, nebeifett, Soo6reHnsu, @tel Dor bsm GIirn.
niasenbrIfeH. iaure5 I~uiitObeu, Sinfen Ooer 8ebtn
ses Screens, e~ritidenbes Geibl beim gteoen, Nebet ober
5lGdern Dor pen &useu, 6teber uno ounpfe Sbmer,.n
i'm Ropie. itOdsn6cr Ntbem, selbss ausiebeu Der paut
uuo Der Auaer, Setteniteden, Sdmersen in Der Srut
unO in ben @lieoern. pl0sLide Anpauuusen Don 6ise,
81 ;uuen bes 6leii6e5. ~
@Ini9e Dozen Don ~0teouaD's Giuem perbeu bos
Spitem Don allen obensenanuteu 6ranfbeiten beIreteu.
0reis 25 GentS pro g6o6tcL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
Ginen Solar Ste GGaf6e.
MiNuteat=6 eiLntttteI.
NQOWaD'5 NeQO0 NeIlef

Erforoern nur Wimntcn, ntdt StuU0et, u
uuS atute Rrantbeiteu 81 turireu.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

With the exception of candidate
for State Senator, for the nomination
of whom a convention is to be held at
Eau Claire tomorrow, the Republican
State Legislative and County ticket
has been completed and is constituted
throughout of gentlemen whose pri'
vate character, integrity, or ability to
properly discharge the duties of the
positions for which they respectively
are candidates, cannot be successfully
assailed.
Gov. VIM. E. Smith has for some
years been in public life. called to fill
different official positions, in all OF
which he has acquitted himself in such
a manner as to merit and receive the
warmest appreciation of the people
whom he served. He has been mem.
Der of each of the two houses of the
State notwithstanding one term as
Speaker of the Assembly, was State
treasurer two terms and is now near.
ing the end of his first term as Govern.
or. His entire official life challenges
the closest scrutiny and he is a gentle.
man whose practical, efficient and eco.
nomical administration of State affairs
commends him to the people as pub
lie servant in every way worthy their
suffrages for second Gubernatorial
term.
Lieutenant Governor Bingham is a
practicing attorney of ripe experience,
has also served in the legislature, is
an excellent parliamentarian, and
should he for any reason 10y virtue
of his position be called to assume the
duties of Governor would prove him
self a meritorious successor of an able
Executive.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
ILLUSTRATIONS OF PROGRESS.

In circular No. 2 we made the fol-
lowing request:
9th. Leave with the district clerk
at the close of your school, for the
benefit of your successor, the follow
ing: The members of each class, a
copy of your programme, the names OF
any whom you think should be pro-
NOTED, and the classes in which they
should be placed, the means by which
you have secured discipline, whether
it be love, respect, fear, the rod OF
other motives, any class that should
review the work just passed, during
the next term.
Very many have reported that they
left programme but those who re.
ported that they left all the items
specified in the above request, are Civ.
en- below. 1t is useful to leave the
programme, but to leave all the
above items saves from two to three
weeks of time for your successor. In
answer to the question "Why did you
leave them, the teacher who answer
ed. because "she did unto others as
she would be done by expressed a
great truth. We hope all will comply
with the request next winter. We
give, so far as known, those who will
succeed themselves, presuming upon
compliance in case they had not; q
L. Bowman, Mary 0'Brien, Blanche
Baird, Clara Kingsley, Clara Healey,
Annie Isaaeson, Lucy Wilcox, Ada
McGray. Emery Hill, Frank Barney,
Cornelia Fox, Mary C. Lewis, Emma
Thurher,, Ella Harrison, Minnie Hors-
tad, NJ. L. Maxgood, Clara Hammond,
C. C. Mcintyre, Mary Fitzsimmons,
VIM. Rowley, Nellie Bancroft, Mi
ram Gray.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09

A CHICAGO Irishman who yields a
powerful influence in that city and
who has been in the Illinois State Sem
ate, publishes to the world that he
has left the Democratic party and will
hereafter labor for the success of the
Republican cause. He assigns the fol-
lowing as his reasons for renouncing
the Democratic party: Because it is
the pretended friend only, of the work
ing man; because it has never done
anything to better the condition of the
Irishman or any other foreigner; be-
cause every know-nothlng who was a
native American is now Democrat;
because it is party of State Rights
and disloyal to the Government; be-
cause, since the war, it never support
ed an honest money for the working
man; because it is under the control
of the Southern Democrats and dare
not oppose them" The last reason
assigned in itself is a sufficient reason
why every patriotic, hberty-loving
man should now oppose the Democrat
ic party. The gentleman in question
SAYS there are thousands of Irishmen in
Chicago and elsewhere who will follow
him, and who like him are disguised
with the Democratic party and its
pretended devotion to the interests of
the working man.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
REPUBLICAN VS.. "DEMOCRATIC-
REFORM ECONOMY.

IL was unfortunate for the Demo-
cratic party of Wisconsin that the
carpenter who constructed its plat
form for the pending campaign put in
a plank demanding greater economy
| in the administration of State affairs.
By the adoption of that plank the
Democratic party invited a COMPARE
son of the expenses of the State gov
eminent under the present Republican
administration with those of its DEM
ocratic- Reform predecessors and facts
thus developed are greatly to the
credit of the present administration.
The fiscal year of the State closed on
the 30th ult., when the financial books
were balanced with the following
showing:
Received into the general fund 81 ,240, 33S.02,
Balance in fund at beginning OF 1ooskoo
| year 1o,ooo.oo.
Total for the year S1,32S, $4,000.
| Disbursements from this fund.
| being entire expenses Of or,,o
StaIe for the year 1.O3o,Il2. l.
S 273,281.49
A comparison of these figures with
those given in the reports during the
seven years next preceding shows that
! tho expenses of til o State government
during the last two years have been
"165, 500.23" less than under Gov.
Washburn; 1915, 96299' less than
under Gov. Taylor; and ''$239, 780.31'
less than under Gov. Ludington-the
financial officers under whose admins
tration were observation-disclosures
This great reduction has been made
notwithstanding the fact that the
present administration has paid a Dem
ocratic deficiency of s'$146, 1887 be
sides an extra expense of 1851 ,l05.5 ga
incurred in the revision and publica
ton of the Revised Statutes, max
ing the sum of 1907 ,594. IL" that il
has paid outside of the ordinary run
ming expenses of the State; we repeat
that Notwithstanding the payment OF
this large deficiency and statute revi
sion bill the large reduction IN State
expenses stated has been made by The
present honest, clean, Republican ad
ministration. The figures above Civ
en- are not simply campaign thunder
they are solid facts, and should receive
the candid consideration of every tax
: payer. While the ''Democratic-Re
form folks were bawling themselves
hoarse with the cry that they were
saving the people $500 a day they wer'
actually running the State into debt
: While the present Republican ad
Alinistration manages the affairs o
the State with the great reduction il
expenses that we have shown and will
much greater economy than its ''Dem
ocratic- Reform predecessors, it mod
estly points to its record as its claim
: for continued confidence and support
J Taxpayers will consult their own in
terests by careful study of these fig
ures, and by voting to retain an ad
ministration which has thus proven
its fidelity to the interests of the PEG
nile
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, ELLIS
WORTH. OCT. ID.
ELLIS

Mary Winn, The Secret of Disci-
pine; Lille Lewis, Reading; n. M.
Lowater, Analysis; H. E. Kennicott.
Geography; Ada Moore, Grading
Schools; Nancy Cornelisou, Review OF
Pages Theory and Practice; Annie
Cope, School Movements; 0. E. Rice,
Physiology; w. J. Moore, How to use
outline maps; Celia Sproul, Physical
Geography; III. Lowater, Mathemat-
ioc
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
River Falls And Prescott
STAGE LINE.

Leaves River Falls on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings ON the arrival OF the
Stage from Ellsworth, and reaches Prescott
to connect with trains going east and west.
Leaves Prescott at two O'Clock P. NJ. of the
same day, reaches River Falls at five o'clock.
Good Accommodations for Passengers and
express. w. .. PINGRBB, Prop.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
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 share of
patronage is solicited.
Ia j. w. DAVIS.
River Falls, April 80, 1879.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
VOL. %
"a. III. LEsHERs
SO JOBBING.

Draying of all kinds done at reason
able rates. Orders left at the Post
Oflice will receive prompt attention. 5
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
Reaiy-Made Clothing

And every thing usually kept in a
First-Clas5 Dry Goods and Grocery
Store. / propose to sell as low as the
lowest. Cali and see for yourselves.
r. n JENsoS.
Main street, River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING.

lam now prepared to furnish Plans, Speei.
dcstions and Estimates, Working Details, Ele-
yations, etc In short all drawings necessary
tor the construction OF any building IN TIE
latest and most approved styles, at reasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. ANY per-
SON will save from to 10 per cent. on the
cost OF a building 10y prOeuringa reliable set
ofdrawings.
CONTRACTSTAKEN,
tor building and turnishingall materials.
9I-35 G. HENRY
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
FLOUR & FEED STORE!
GEORGE FORTUNE.
MARTEL FAIR

A monthly fair win 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 to attend.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. 4th, 1879.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CON-
VENTION.

The Republicans OF the Both Senatorial district
comprsii the counties of Pierce, Dunn and Eau
Claire, will meet by delegates in convention at
Eau Claire, on
FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1879,
at O'Clock p. NJ fur the purpose of nominating
a candidate for State senator and to transact such
other business as may come before the convention.
Each Assembly district will be entitled to dele
gates in said convention, tO-wit: Eau Claire coun-
Is 5. Dunn county 5, Pierce county s.
DAN'L HARSHMAN.
d. j. DILL,
GEORGE II. SHAW.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
BOOT g. SHOE STORE.

fl. l.. WADSWORTH, Manufacturer of
and dealer in Boots and Shoes, Gloves,
Mittens, Hosiery and every thing usually
kept in a tirst-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 2l-35
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
Dayton Mills.

This mill contains all the new and
improved machinery for Custom Work.
Satisfaction guaranteed. A fair share
of patronage is solicited. Soft
j. NJ. T0zER, Lessee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09

A PROMINENT Democratic writer in
Milwaukee who is just beginning to
realize the situation, says: 1.-THE ut
ter and incomprehensible faulty of
the ex-rebels is matter of profound
establishment. Their arrogant at
tempts at congressional domination,
the impudence of their claims and at
titude, the contempt and hate for the
north which they do not attempt to
conceal, their terrorism and murders,
are making it impossible for the DEM
ocrats to carry northern election, and
difficult to vote the same ticket that
they do and preserve their self-re-
spect.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
RIVER FALLS ms. AGENCY,
L. S. ROUNSEVELL, Agent,
Repre- eats ne Following Exmo.ca Companies:


ST. Au.FTR MARINE
UNDER New York.
to everywhere -
prompt We write our own Fo
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-24
Field Cu,t ure Of Cabbage.

In your issue for January 9, page %, Mr.. j.
H. Summerton gives us his manner of grow
ing cabbage, in which he was quite success
full. AS the raising of cabbage has been quite
difficult the past few years, any method that
insures success must be of benefit if known tc
half acre Of cabbage the past few years, some
years with success, and others entirely falling,
on account of clubfoot and the worm. had
almost come to the conclusion that it was time
and labor lost to try and raise CROP of cab
bage. My greatest emmy was clubfoot, de.
veloped in the seed bed so that the plants at
the time of setting out would frequently show
to the raising Of the plants to get them free of
disease if possible. My seed bed was made
last sping, where there were chips and accu-
mutations of an old wood pile taat had not been
used for years. The refuse waste OF the wood
pile had been raked together and burned,
leaving the ashes on the land. The seed bed
had the benefit of the ashes thus made; also
the decayed chips which escaped the fire, this
plat was well spaded 10 and the cabbage seed
sown. As soon as the plants appeared above
ground they were sprinkled with wood ashes
for number of times, to protect them from
the small black fly. About June 10, when the
plants were ready to set we marked the ground,
and with dibble made for the purpose, made
the holes for the plants and had the holes
filled with LIQUID manure from the barn yard
The plants were then set. This wetting the
holes insures their living, even if the ground
is dry at the time of setting. We cultivate
with horse and cultivator, to beep the
ground free of weeds. Last season we gave
the cabbage sprinkling of brine by dissolv-
ing as much salt in pail of water as would
dissolve before using. This we did as pre-.
ventive of injury by worms. By this method
we raised the finest crop of cabbage ever raised
on the farm. TIE only drawback was that the
fall was so fine and warm that many of the
heads burst. Whether we can raise another
crop by managing in the same manner, with
equal success, time will tell. We shall try.
Perhaps there might be something in the seed
being grown from sound healthy stock. Who
can tell?-Cor. Country Gentleman. :