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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-03-06
lut the sac Is as yet very limited.
! visage Kiva ing IN yellowness

That Of a "Heathen Chnee,n if belonging to
one of our race, can scarcely be described as
attractive But worse than this, it is the index
o adisordered liyeEof liver that needs arous-
ing and regulating. The remedy is at hand,
prompt, efficacious A course Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters will cxpel the misdirected
bile from the blood and divertit into tn prop
er channel, open the bowels, remove the dys-
peptic symptoms which invariably accom-
pany hiliousness and counter acts the rapidly
developing tendency to dangerous congestion
of the liver, which must always exist when
the skin and whites of the eyes assume
this yellow hue. The pains through the
right lower ribs, side and shou der blade,
the nausea, furred state of tie tongue,
and unpleasant breath which Indicate liver
complaint, in short all its disagreeable con
comitants are soon remedied by this sovereign
corrective, which in addition to its regulating
properties Is superb invigorant and pure
and agreeable medicinal stimulant, appetizer
and nerViue
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New Fashion Items of Interest.

Spanish lace veiis are again in fashion
Wide collarettes of fur are again fash
ionable.
Valenciennes is no longer used for col
lsrettes.
Tiny brooches are used to fasten bon
net strings.
Black kid gloves, buttoned with small
pearls, are novelties.
French heeled boots for dancing must
match the dress.
Lace mittens are worn only at parties
wheac there is no dancing.
The old Normandy" shape is being
worn for evening bonnets.
Sulphur colored velvet, with figures OF
scarlet and azure blue flowers, is a novelty.
Many handsome ball dresses shown by
the leading dress makers are without a
train.
A New Haven woman recently applied
for divorce the day after she was mar.
RED
At fashionable wedding the other
afternoon, the bridemaids wore white
silk boDnets.
White net bopnets, trimmed with Bre-
ton lace, are worn at receptions and after
noon teas.
The latest designs in brocade and
damasse silks and velvets are selling at
very low prices.
Chambery gauze, showing lovely bou'
quets of flowers and gay stripes, is a
favorite party fabric.
Lace mits, lace long gloves, and pale
hued kids with numerous buttons are all
now fashionable.
Throat bows are made of long loops of
CAV Persian ribbon. Some of them are
fastened by tinsel lizard or bee.
A rich damask of a clear straw color
hes small palm leaves and pink flowers
catered over the pale-tinted ground.
Satins showing clear cream hues and
pomegranate tints form admirable combi-
nations by strong gaslight.
Skirts sre noticeably short in front,
giving an excellent opportunity TO ex-
hibit fine hose and handsome slippers.
There 1s.a novelty ia sleeve buttons of
very light tortoise-sheIl representing
horses heads, with the bit, bride and
headgear of gold.
"Crape cloths" are employed in the
construction of fuli-dress toilets. This
style of goods bears strong resemblance
to English Grape.
Sets, comprising coilar, q handker.
chief and cGifs, of the old fashioned tat.
ting, made of the finest thread, are new
I and beautiful.
I 1t appears that satin showing the dc
cided old gold hue for the ground, witt
/ the sbadings of royal purple, is classec
/ as one of the latest novelties
/ Hose are verJ richly finished on the in
steps. Slippers of satin brocade and
I damasse goods correspond in TINT witt
the dress or the garniture.
The Princesse model shows a chang,
] for the better. The skirt is not fat; ar
extra width is placed in the back, giving
quite bouffant expression.
Jewelry for the hair and imitation jew
I eled ornaments for this purpose arr
seen in great quantities and variety il
the jewelry and fancy stores.
The hat of the passing moment is tht
equestrienne, in rough gray felt, bande(
| with three narrow ribbons placed at in
teryals around the crown.
A Partisan fancy is to use several yard
of white India cashmere in the place CT |
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-03-06
One Woman's Remarkable Career.

The Boston correspondent of the New
Bedford Mercury writes: Until very re-
Gently, there was an old, bent and wrink-
led woman to be seen any day on one OF
our principal thorougfares down town"
curled up behind meager, dyspeptic
little handorgan, patiently grinding out
the most dismal and doletul sounds that
ever this democratic instrument was
made to yield, and looking wistfully at
the little tin cup which was usually very
destitute of pennies, and TO which silver
was an utter stranger; but if this poor old
creatures history had been known, there
would have been few passers-by who
would not have had moment, glance
and dime for this forlorn being, in
whose dull brain lurked so many con-
flicting memories.
In her days Of youth and beauty, this
woman b3re a name and a title which
her ancestors had celebrated through
centuries. She was an acknowledged
leader of fashion and wealth in her own
sunny Italy; every wish and caprice of a
tickle fancy was satisfied; lovers bowed
at her feet. and even royalty itself was
not insensible to her destinations. But
unfortunately for this pet of fortune, she
was ambitious, and the dangerous politi-
cal intrigues of that day and country had
charms for her which she could not with
stand The party TO which she bad at
tached herself had its day-a bright and
glorious one-but the night of disaster
| followed, aud all the leaders We're obliged
to flee into exile TO save their lives. From
this momeD; fate was uupropitious to the
woman who had never known want or
sorrow. She sank step by step, she
wandered from one land 70 another, until
at last in her lonely and unhappy old age
she dFifted TO our city, where she fought
de. N and starvation with her poor little
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-03-06
FaslIonabIe F0o5isf,ia1ss.

There is no modern fashionable notion quite
so absurd as the generally received idea that
to be beautiful and attractive women must
possess a wan, Spiritltelle face and a figure of
sylph-like proportions-a fraeility in nine
cases out of ten the result of disease. by
many fashionable bellies it is considered a
special compliment to be spoken Of as frail
and delicate. They forget that the naturally
delicate face and petite figure are very different
from the pale and disease stricken faces that
meet us in the city thorougfares, look out
from the luxuriant carriages OF wealth, and
glide languidiy through our crowded drawing
rooms. If disease were questionable, as II
ought to be, not a lady in the land but would
take every possible preeaution to secure the
fresh blooming face and we'll rounded figure
that only health con give. Ladies should re-
member that much as gentlemen may pro-
TESS to admire the face and form paled and
emaciated by disease, when they choose
wife they prefer 4 blooming heaithful, buoy
ant-spirted woman. DIR. PieTce's FavOrite
Prescri Dtion is the acknowledged standard
remedy for female diseases and weaknesses.
1t has the two-fold advantage of curing the
local disease and imparting vigorous tone
TO the whole system. II is sold by druggists.
The destructive progress OF mat insidious
foe to life and health, Scrofula, may be arrested
by the aid of Scoyille's Blood and Liver Syrup,
a botanic depurent which rids the system Of
every trace Of scrofulous or syphilitic poison
aud cures erupti1e and other diseases indica-
tive of atalnted condition Of the blood. Among
the maladies which it remedies are white swell
ing, salt rheum, carbuncles. bilousness, the
diseases incident to women, govt and rheuma-
tism.
Probably there is no better judge of musical
instruments, or of the opinions Of musicians
respecting them, than THEODORE THOMAS. He
says the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs are
much the best of this class VI instruments made
and that musicians generally agree in this.
Acough, cold, or sore throat requires imme
date attention, as neglect oftentimes resu 1t
in some incurahle Lung Disease. "Bro'cSs
bronchial Troches" viii almost invariably
give relief. % cents box.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-03-06

In Stormy Weather the stock are better
under cover than exposed to the wintry
blasts. 1t is a mistake to suppose that
exposure makes them hardy; on the
contrary they are weakened by it.
Feed your land with the utmost iber
atty if you wish it to return the campliaa
ment. You cannot cheat Nature, though
you may succeed in obtaining small crops
for year or two withot making any
return therefore. 1t will not pay to
attempt it.
Milking cows should be kept dry and
clean in the stalls, and extra feed be
given to dairy cows that fall off in their
milk. A few quarts of ground oats, lin
seed oil, cake-meal, or bran, stirred IN
the water in the drinking troughs, will
increase the milk-fow.
Fodder Racks.-Tho wasteful practice
of throwing hay and fodder upon the
ground to be fought over and trampled
upon is far too frequent. A cheap fod-
dering rack, covered and protected from
the weather, should be provided in every
yard.-Anoerican Agriculturist.
A barrel of plaster should be kept in
handy place in every stable and manure
cellar. Where this is used constantly,
there will be freedom from the usual
strong oder of stables and fermenting
manure, and saving of valuable materi-
al which would otherwise escape.
Some OF the most valuable constituents
of the wheat are eft in the bran, and fine
flour is not ST Itciently laxative to meet
the require .nents of most systems, so it
is advisable to take frequently and sys-
tematically a coarser diet. Graham,
cracked wheat or rye will generally meet
this want, or fair supply of berries or
fruit will answer a similar purpose.
Proper attention to the diet will genel-
ally obviate the necessity of a resort to
phYsic, and is by far the preferable
course in every aspect of the case.
Castor oil is undoubtedly the best, and
therefore the cheapest, tor iron axles
which should always be wiped clean.
Col Curtis inform us that his market
wagon would run only twenty miles be
fore requiring to be re- creased, when lard
was used, but with castor oil it ran sixty
miles, and was good for twenty mOre-a
big difference, and worth remembering.
He further remarks that wheel well
fabricated will turn one half easier, and
wear as long again, a gain of $50 per
cent" by the liberal use of oil.
Neao Paint Newly painted rooms are
very unpleasant for many days, but if a
handful of hay be ssrewn on the floor up
on which is sprinkled little of chloride
of lime, after couple of hours the often
sive smell will have entirely disappeared.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-03-06
SORT du bal in which the wearer envelops

! SORT da bal in which the wearer envelops
herself from head to foot.
Birds of paradise, butterflies and in
sects of all sorts in the form OF gold fla
gree and Impegan feather ornaments are
worn in the hair for full dress.
The favorite style of wearing che pend
ant is suspended by an inch-wide satin
ribbon around the neck, though the neck
lace and neok-chain are still worn.
Mummy cloth, rough-surfaced cotton
fabrics, in all the fashionable shades for
upholstery, are all the rage at the mo-
ment for portieres and window draperies,
For street wear, under all circumstances,
a very simple dress, although it be a
little shabby, is preferable to one more
deliberately draped and trimmed that has
lost its freshness.
AL morning toilets for the street
should be short and very dark or black
The materials may be yigogne, cashmere,
camers-hair, and all wooden goods, but
the trimmings may be Of silk.
The furnishing houses are selling
panier bustles of dimity and brill;aatine,
with steel springs in them to support
short or domi trained dancing dresses,
but the sale is as yet very limited,
Musical lace pins are small bugles,
comets, flutes, clariouets, fageolets,
guitars, horns of all kinds, and sometimes
an optn music book, with an enameled
bird singing on the lines of the bars of
music.
All sorts Of stones are cut in canoes
chalcedony sardodenyx, topaz, amethyst,
oiyx, agate and all sorts of translucent,
Opaque and straited stones and shells of
various kinds are used for these artistic
gems.
A pair of fox tails, of either the com
mon red, the silver, blue, gray. black or
white fox, mounted with a silver or gilt
bell top and chains, is pretty ornament
to fasten near the horses ears in sleigh
ing weather.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-03-06

it by putting in spoon and dipping il
in cold water; If it should jell on the
spoon it is done, If not lot 1t cook little
more; pour in jelly molds. This will be
fit for use the next day after being made.
IL. A. He.
Cranberry jelly. U.-Put one quart
of cranberries, covered with boiling water,
in a closely covered vessel, stew fast until
dry; rub the pulp through a sieve; fill
molds half full of pulp, the remaining
half with sugar; stir we'll and set on
back of range to harden; when GOLD your
molds will turn ont fine.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-03-06
Last DAYS.

The long brown beech lies sleeping "a -au san,
The hot white noon leans idly 10 the bay;
Clouds upon folded clouds, above M head,
Opens to the blossoms Of the perftc ct day.
There Is a color like living soul
Upon the half-revealed but han-yeiled sky;
Glad to sad eyes, reclines the flushed, full
tide,
Celestial body that shall never die.
Ny prayers look out like orphans through
their tears;
Nv heart cries out, o life! o life for thee.
But One across the waters draweth nigh,
Too kind and so too dumb to answer me.
Sunday Afte1noon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-03-06

manner in which the apparently useless
objects in nature may become of service
and ornament to man.-Mary st. Maury,
in n. y. Observer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-03-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

we pnbiiab an elghtpage paper THE NATIoEAI
1nBUgE' devoted TO the interests OF Pensioners, Sol
dsrs and Sailors and their he slso contains inter
ing family reading.
prce.-Fitty cents year special Inducements 70
cinbs prcuer blank TO collect amount due under new
regular sufscril only. and such claims hed 10 the
Pension Ofgrs without charge. January Lumher as
(s,,ecmpn ceDy free Send for Il. GEORGE y. LEM
e0N A co Washington II. e. Lock Box SIS.
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Some Of the polka-dotted and other
cambrics, of simple patterns, have striped
or lace edge in white; and this edge is
intended for trimming or bordering. For
children, these cambrics are OF white
ground, called toii6 q frl1asd, in the dots,
dashes. and other small igures, in black
and other ia k colors, Ehich Distinguish
rrinted linen shlrting.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-03-06

The fancy of the moment in short
costumes is a skirt and jacket Of seal
brown cloth, the wrap a 50 of the same IL
English coat shape, trimmed with color.
evsrs, cuffs, ana pocket straps OF fur
cal
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Bias found u way into high places tho world overland
medical journals aud physicians give II their approval
WOOLRI OD. on every label
coon NEWS ia all Out ot EuPL0NMENI
We Will Send re- by TO any desring pleasant
and prof able employment beautiful chrome hnd
sn6deutial circular OF the American and European
t1roq o ton1 npuy, showing how 70 make money. We
have sumenDg entirely LeW. such rs has reNer boen
o5;eted he public before There Is lot Of money n
for agents Addr So. ncios ug Scent stamp for re-
turn post age on chrome.
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DISQUALIFICATION of persons suffering from
III Rheumatism, ScrOfula. Salt Rheuni. tatarrh,
swollen liberated Sore Thront Nervous Beoii7y Lost
Vitality and br keu.down constitutions, haTa beeni
perfectly restored to health ty using DR. f. b. Hday s
Blood Purifier Ii supplies the lost waste cieapses and
enrches the blood acts drec thy upon the liver kidney
and urn ry organs, and builds person right square
Try and you will be- surprised at the reslt, AS
this medicine been extensive counterfe eed, se
s. Blackford is bowa in the back of bottle.
Gail your druggist for it. If does not kee IL he
will order it for you. II not will send II to by
press with circular and testimonials OF som lffhe best
citizens OF st Paul. by addressing S. BLACKBOARD,
TAG West Third street. ST. Paul.
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zsszzy VA eF@EysR MArrar, q perfect care, mon
,%GNAF VI IHsX ~ rotust for al the worst forms
80 = sSlsSN Of pu.- f.spBosY SdRoEuLb
~ N ss$tt{vYRfH RREuM .lIs3I SALT RBEUM, GA.
Il 49, Issh1flEf2 TARnR, &LoEEY pIgEEEEH, and
Val " ali GtsaaHet ~ the and BLOOD.
KIT hAxzA IL ID. FOWLE ~ Co, Mon
-{1shs qgasaSss% teal and Boston Sold evsrywhsre
"a ~ . IN = 2E y bottle FULLER FULLER
ssssI 81 baaassss ~ Agents. OhiCaEa
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To COnsuApttves W any have beeD han
py give their testimony in favor of the Of Wii
boris Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime Experieece has
proved il TO be valuablesremedy for Consuu ptoH.
Asthma Diphtheria and all diseases Of Threat ans
Lungs MRnufd only by A. b. WILBOR, Ct&emiss,
Boston. Sold by all Druggists.
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SANE a DOLLAR!

The Egyptian Fever. a eur ana liver Pad is
zee ton the best Pad IN existence, and the
most wonderful medical discovery Of the Ask for
this mad and no other. Mailed 20 address
receipt Of price, One Dollar Pamphlets mailed
free. Send for one. Address JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market st Pittsburgh, Pa. Sold by ali Druggists
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every other remedy has failed TO help you, ands pe
Is goae try the most powerful healng yOt dsc1v
cures than any other remedy before the public As
preventative of diseases IL has equal Fevets Eevef
and Ague dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Liver Usmnlaiut
and all diseases of the Stom9ch Kidneys and Nervous
Syse II Id to its gentle yet powerful act.Oa Worn
out and deb ltated systems invgoratetE Every
mail brings joyful news of sick cured Sod by all
druggists, order Of Giles Magnetic Pad tN, Man
katn. Minnesnla Price 81 sand for tesllmnhi
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The furnishing houses are selling
panier bustles of dimity and brill;aotine,
with steel springs in them to support
short or domi trained dancing dresses,
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-05
GALL ron i STATE CONVENTION.

ROOMS Stain CErTHAr COMMITTING \
Democratic u HAsrv HliVs PARTY
New Orleans Sept. !. ,a7a
AT h meeting Of the State Central COMMITTEES
Of tho Democratic Conservative party. held Ia
New Orleans on tho twenty. fifth Of August 1917.
t1e following resolutions wero adopted:
Resofred. Tint tho fret Mnnfny Of October.
1870 Be Ii Sed "a Tbs time whom " Uonsentiun ytine
nemnefpt!e CONSERVATIVE purity ahail ne n +.
tn,s s.t dc anid date. then the cbnlfirtn VA fnfB
committee. with the advlee 81 she hxaenf1ye
COMMITTEES, ~ hsrtpy hnithrlaesdq " posl pnne
tue aHsempHgo d tlle CQInangann " i sash
frsolreI. Tint tue city Of HHtbn itoiae be
asit cted No the place for tho holding "a aaiu
UuuyaHipu. -.
talon In anld Convention anll bs the asinia hg
tl,at Adrpted for the state g,lyentipn helh ~
BWon Rouge 90 the llfrt. Monday, 70 August.
1873 for tho nomination * di1H,e III site
Flute or ward oil the city Of New Orleans. bay
Ing uast n larger vote for. the gandhnts Tor State
irreasitler III 1879. shall have the advantage 81
sald vnte ~ said appolntment. -. a..p,, t.uc
hundred voters md one for every frneftyn over
one hundred be lised III the basis OIL represent
tafin1t.
said Convention. IT II recommended, that no
more than one person shall DO elected 70 essb
each vote.
In accordance with tho above resolutions. q
Convention OF the Demoeratios0 Conservatives
party Ia hereby called 10 meet ut luton Rouge
on MONDAY. the sixth day OF October. 1879. at
IAN.
In accordance with tho fourth resolution. tho
several parisheso Of the State md warda OF NEW
Orleans shall be entitled to the following repre-
aentnt Ion. tn Wilt &
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-05

aa,d alectlon iii tho Secretary Of state On or bg.
tara fla twenty-inth day Of December, 1878. iii
aocord IN with tho provisions OF The proposed
constitution.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto affixed
!, ! airnattre md cuiased tho seal of the State
:, fnnJaana 10 be affixed thereto. ut tbs city of
,aas r,,laona thla thirty. frst day OF July. Id
the yaar OF our Lord one thousand eight hun%
dred and eeyenty-nlne. Ynytra WIRING
By tho Acting Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant eeerefHTr Of State =
nu2 1tnwtOet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-05
some Natural AsasL0ry-Iho Editor.
"What ferocious looking animal is thisY'
ss.f1f. "a. IL,

-"WhNG IetOclOuS IOpklf1K uUlIltttk ID tLl6I
"'That la the editor
"Indcedl Are they very dangerous7"
Sometimes. When eornered up they have
been known to be- quite colnbatlve, and again
they have been known to no through conve-
nient back window. Generally they are mild
"When arc they most dangerous7"
"When intruded upon by book agent who
wants d forty line local for u seventy-flve cent
book, or by o poet with verses about gentle
anring.' ,,..,. o... ....u,,
Only when separated by several blocks OF
buildings"
"Do they often have fearful combats with
each other2"
Occasionally when they 90 out in opposite
directions, and come upon each other by acct
dent"
Are editors ever cowhided?"
Sometimes the small! ones are, but the big
ones are very rarely molested."
'Do editors eat?"
'rrhey do. It was formerly supposed that
caslons, but 1t is now q well authenticated
TACT that they can eat great deal when they
what kind OF food do they like most2"
"They are not very par ocular. While they
won't refuse quail on toast, fried crab or roast
turkey about christmas time. they have been
known to make hearty repast of dish Of
'Can they eat concert tlckets2'
"We believe not. Some people have gained
this continuous impression from false teach
ings In early lie, but no authenticated In
stance OF such thing IL on record"
"Do editors 20 free Into shows2"
''They do when they give dollar and half
locals for Twenty-Five cent ticket"
''Are all editors bald, like this one?"
Let us pass on, the editor does not like to be
stared HI.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-05
WOLVES IN COLORADO.
lLnrImer EXPIRES ~

Gray and black wolves arc numerous down
t,lnins In the vicinity OF the Thompson ranch
Ii packs Of eight to ten. They recently killed
u marc and two colts belonging TO w. L.
Thompson and u large calf belonging to ]. Is.
Thompson. The herders report that they
have seen steers on the range with pieces OF
flesh bitten out OF their hams, evidently the
work Of these wolves.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-05
.77t = 4 g.
rot MUSIC J.
tuomi wordstI

OH would that love could tiia.
And memories eaHsta III hai
I'hnt II fuuIiati kiss and Il Sigh
Verb nothing ttitrs tv rae
oh wuuI1 TINT n summer day.
A ftfoll mid the ftiatllnR naft,.
Gould pt4E from my henri away
Like tha little etoads at ttlornl
ALI mel fpr tlie atRrry. nsnht.
THE glow Wttfm under tho ruaes
THE talk lfi ttls fading light.
Which only enc Htad heart knows.
All mel fpr The dave surprlse,
The love iti III pnrtlnE look.
Thp watching III wlsttul ever.
For the morrow thnt never broke.