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street, was arrested last evening for encroach- ing on the street building line in the erection of new house. He had been previously warned
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
IasEPH SONNENBERG.

Real Estate and Exchange Broker,
 2S8 CHAPEL STREET. A II, kinds of American, Spanish and European "A Bonds bought and sold
 Richest prices paid for mutiIated currency, cid ~ JOSEPH SONNENBERG, ooe 2S8 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
C.ooo,.,, S+oro Fo,. saIa

Grocery Store For sale. heAA SITUATED on of the leading streets in N,,..H this city Clean stock, horse and wagon &c., siil would exchange for other property. For full particulars terms, &c.,, call on or address GEO. A. ISBELL, oI4 Ofice, Todds Block, State and Elm sts.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Sailed, the Wisconsin for Liverpool the Olympia for Glasgow. Arrived, the City of Alexandria from Havana
 Boston-Arrived. the Bulgarian from Liv- erpool.
 Antwerp-Sailed, the Belgianland for New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Brooklyn from Montreal, the Jamaica from Boston Sailed the City of Brussels for New York
 Southampton-SaiIed, the Neckar from Bremen for New York
 Turkey has called out 30, GOO of the redifs
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
WANTED

w {5ssAssf ROOMS AND BOARD for family of four E5iiii between York street and Wooster square and kNY Elm and Wooster stIeets mo It. H. H. PERRY City
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
wANTRn

A RESPECTABLE girl wishes situation to do "A general housework in private family: refer ence from her last place. Inquire at
 n10 It. 145 GRAND STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10

 MA, THE new house No. 18 Gill street, containing #H:5I nine rooms, water closet bathing room, etc EHiiSl Possession given the middle of November. Store No. 551 State street, with four rooms. Apply to JACOB @ HELLEh, I.Ia,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10

HANDS to work on cloaks uIsters and Jack ! eB cts; also buttonhole makers.
 M MANN & BROTHER, no 3t oeo fvI,o,,-, c,4,as.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
SITnATIoNW NnEn

SITUATION WANYED. EQY respectable German girl as seamstress or to \ D do second work general housework in small private family Apply at the Protestant Association mo It. WHITNEY ATENTTE
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
STTTATTON WAOTEn

AN ORK BY THE day-washing and ironing or w house cleaning; would take n washing and ironing: good city reference. Apply at
 mo It. 26O HAMILTON STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
" A NTED

FENO DO general housework, or cooking washing II and ironing in private family in the city, or would Ike to d1 second work good references. Ap- ply at 10 GROVE STREET
 mo It. Near State
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10

A MAN OF large experience accountant, es- A pecially in manufactures, desires situation in manufactory wholesale house; refers by permis- sion to the parties with whom he has been engaged Address ACCOUNTANT"
 n8 3t+ this office
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
MARINE LIST.

ARRIvED-NovEMBER 9. Sch Rodney Parker, Parker Baltimore, coal to N Y, N H R.
 Sch Haye, Bishop, Phifa, coal to Y, H X H K K Co
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10

Turkey has called out 30, GOO of the redifs or reserves and will at once despatch a part of these troops to Salonica.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10

oOMlS Algebras Webster Franklin Readers. 1 Harpers Biographies, ,Patterson's Spoilers Swim ton Language Lessons, and Jepson's Music Readers if in good order can be sold at
 BABCOCK'S BOOKSTORE mo let 97 Orange Street. Palladium Buildinp
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
School Books Wanted

A GERMAN co1ored woman to do general A homework. Apply to
 nIO If MRS HATCH Hapodan
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
WILCOX & O.,
dHats.

SITUATION WANTED. pY respectable girl to do general ho1sework ID Apply at
 mo It. 303 WALLACE STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10

&A HOUSE and lot in Houston street; lot 1321 ET1II DOS: house and barn land well stocked witt #iii fruit: will be sold the low price of $4 50 if sold soon MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
 oos 237 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
SITUATION WANTED
WANTED

kS4 Protestant young woman to do general house 1p work in private family. Address
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
ACCOTNTANT

SITUATION WANTED. nT AN experienced as clerk in a grocer, E1 store, clothing or furnishing store. Address n83t -,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
FOR SALE

SeA, THE four story brick block House No. les E,a Temple street. heated by steam for rent at $3s Nsiiil per mouth H. H. BUNNELL, 13 F 216 Chapel Street.
, 1880-03-09

qI,aintc1 iinvo Mt tlliE moment nhthlnY to re-
Rngr, even Mt tho risk uf sxCrftiInE TIM tIaI,r!s
u profcrssonal nt!tl1ic'tt. ! thtntd fesf Il my
Ru firth uncnrrolMratod, VIC nppotnl the fOlow-
, 1880-03-09

THESE GREAT REMEDIES
used In n'c'ltctie and tho cInin IL 1ust that they
Mlglliy Successful trnl uf ttcir mcrlt, It Is our
.tuty. ns vol ~ pcassirN, 70 gso 10 THO public
tho res,lts. h:.'!nx therchy e. lesson; ~ f'T i: q
discusses under consideration.
THE FIRST
nf these rcmcl!cs bus hccn appropriately named
C.tticurn. frn tttts. the skin, aud curt, cure.
It possesses wonderful curative properties, md
WIG ,Sat ais @ tT O. a Ill., t viii MtSo tSe'4s sii
htal tho most vlolont. Inflammation, niiny
itching, tho torture Of Lifetime. md
skn ind scalp. II viii hcal Tho ulcer al,i hcIE
tho dlsel.arginR wound to close up:. It wtll
sa rsto9o beathg o aid scsur hG uta sx
ifraRtant, soothns: ai'd heallnK Jelly, which d
llause6lls compounds which It suppl4nts.
THE SECOND,
tho Cnt,c,ln Medicinal Tollet Soap, receives It's
chaructGrst!G n4nlo frpm tic remedy to which
II owes ita yal1'a!,so healEnY and useful peopg1.
delicate. nntMral green cotor. Its omultIent,
soothing, and healing action is the sa,ns " Gu.
lclnul properties, 1t Es norp valued As toilet,
lmth, md nursery annatiyo thNM any other snnp
It clcanses, Bootlos. ,whltons. and tca1tics tho
comicsi % an"i handy from TIC aeats of si,.1n1or
and tho ehllis OF winter.
An ounce Of 1rcvention is nowhcrc rewarded
skin, and nn ruletly or 1nothAl H. lndrp nrprs,-
PIRATE than tho C1.t!ora bt~I. y ,tissnavcs awny
xs %ah sa,ss e Ss u sag v sS ~
ti.e ercliatia1, Id Ion f 1t tho GI ti,sxh @ tho s,nnli
t" Tic 'eSss eooxo sny s repaytpS tu oyury 'o
This so4p 4 sso srestai!y pregaFol g, ter stay.
Mp, and viii be found at ,9rtIt Value by Egll-
tlo,ii9n suffering fEonl to14dot, 1uanod. or dis
THE THIRD
Ureat 1temciy il called tho ClIticura Rcsolycnt
a..,.l,se or itK tntiMate rclatIon u Cuticurn III
tho euro Of skin and ssmlp discusses. Of All tho
rvlnctIes for rho publication ut tho 1loAl and
clIUulntfnK tIult!s, n0hG HpptuAch In specific
medical action tho wonderful properties 1T tho
ncsolvcnt: IL f1rty minutes after t4kirx THO
.st 1s TIL Il III i ..yu hy bs swa IT, ~ fsa saxas s
Tint It bus entcrul tho bl.x,d and circulating
ilntls, aud nude tho cntirp ctr11,lt af tho huni
10 6o present Iii tho wnter with which tho patient
prtlves eolcusiysly tat !. h4s entered ind he.
u tho skin. and fcayo is wholesome constituents
nat i does aSs nro tha an III: 1t Ia powerful
sicss Of taa body, tho lungs, liser. kidilsys.
away htood-polso,,s., oauscd by, thu virus Of
seFoiula, canceT. oanker. nlnlarial nr contagious
ssMstts xcs sdffstfnys scsts M or
larlAl regions, and bEoel Inany forms Ut akin
.tlssases; i rcKnlatus tho stomach aud buwels,
increaso of Wholesome tissae and strenxth. %
itsnc1 , ifs poxes 10 eliminate from, tho system
at 1hs e., hat dr ana
yes H. gaei!siy !uaotsea 9SS aSs 1say
, 1880-03-09

fnce before Gen. 1rnnt Ravo up drink. This
~.s aftcr tho hattfn Of I'ittshiirB Eandfng.-
Wa.htnQ,on Letter IN LotsfarGle Cotsfttr.Jo.rnai.
1yo notiro by fashion jOlrnnl That
rvhte shocs arp worn with enlnrct1 strcsses, tho
stockings being etnbruislcrcd to match tho skirt,
~ hayng vntcnclonnca lMcu lut in" 1aRgtrl
hoots r. doubtless oonsflcrcsl good enough by
ths men who pay for thosc ah"cs.
4 Trnucssce n,an accidentally sllot n dog,
.na tntrytng tn OF ptan to tho nwnur how It NJ
-nrrr1 accidentally shot him. A Coroner
tho,,ght ho ought to explain how ho SHIT tllo
man. but couldn't get q Jury that wns willing Ia
ij+tcn to the explanation; thoy were kind Of shy
II bin, m II wcro.-Iloston IDst.
In tho wcfrt1 and witching n,oonltght,
!. stooL fnaidun ynlng Hnd fuir:
f,o1,ton rlnglcts swept her shoulders
They wcro purchased by the pnir.
oft sbo looked with tin,i1 glnnecs,
From ttlueo eyes Ut hazpl brown,
Attn stream TINT ripplod l'y her,
AMI kept on It's why to town.
Softly hcavcd her SNOWY bosom,
pcarly tcars hcgnn to ftow;
with ui1e last look ut tho atrcanlot
5he prepared herself to go.
What has ea,,scd tho maiden sorrowf
WHY this uo-not. tnucE-lno lo0k2
Ahl her only hunk ut sprlice-g1lnl
Sho hns dropped Into tho brnok.
Tile Boston correspondent OF tho Sntcm
ctass) Gdzette writes: IAN original authontIc
sncc1tnto Of Gen. Washington Is II rare thing.
but hero Is one OH tho authority Of Mini. Jnhu
gaundcrs, who commanded tho Balcn, Cadets IN
1857, when Washington rsIlc41 sa1enl. In l,ls
compliment to tho cadets, 'Yna have tho honur
to command tho hcst disciplined corps hive
ever eecn,' ho pronounced tho wortl corps nc
oordiug to tho English spelling, artlculatlng tho
D AMI 8, and accounting tho q short: not corc nr
korc, hut c-o-r-p-a. Thls cnn bo no lmputntlon
on the scholarship OF Washington. for his inter-
course with Lafayette, Count D'Estulng, and
other Frnch officers must hase fatnllarfzcl hin
with tho Frrnch pronunciation. It rather ititll-
Gates bis intense AnlcrlcAntsm and contempt Of
French ailcotatinn."
, 1880-03-09


SAL :hHEuhl run a LIFE tFl6.
rr,n mnyo Fn ha ost w,ra % eMfo o. salt
init rhu1im: Ind II nn my bcu,l. fuce. y,nsk.
urtltH, md 1c1B wns mt nlyte Ia walk. nniv iii
my hntlts aud knees fur nt,n ypar, / bnyu not
bCu1l able to helm myself fnr eiutr ycusY tried
hundreds t,f rol1,ctllcs; nut r1y hud tho lenst cf-
feet THO tl0etOrs gnfd ulr yusu w,tn inrtlrnhtr.
II, MY Trt,jtta frie everything TINT cat1io ninnu
/ snw tho advertisement aid cnliclsl,lct 10 try
EuTIClJltA l{eMEDlrN Thp ilrst hpx pf CtrfCtflfS
brought Tho hiill1r IN tho ntlrf3co at my skin
1tfs1 T. s G Y Y ! %s .S : iSsa ntI! S s ,uas ~
huartily Tor iny curo. Any p,raon wtio thiuks
this lettor fran!. ict thsn. wrts or como ntld
e'' ''' VIM. W.. ~, tr.,Ir s 4'' McnouA1n
1316 1.,ittnrfoi1sf' f,htcn,, ii iii ~ Xiii, IGN
''A' ss.nrT.rn I"v. ."tn 49, s..ea low
It uffprtIx mn nrns,r,, m soud yn,, tho fo1Iow-
Ink report of n rr1nnrkuhji clr6 liz yT,r Ct,rI-
CultA l&ENEpIES Fur two ycaTF th, tjntipnt h,tl
du,Icruti with IluGclixU Ut, tlig fHtu ani scnin
md Ecze1nn il, iii worst fUri D.l lin fnuk nnii
c" s eahSn hs no VII WI s sr
!nos wo.se. lit nevcr cu,r.i. As tio iii is1petlEn
4, r,,pdy IND he 'sns fcnrr s,Mt t'o would !osc i
t,rr,,. tiuMr1raH III II, -s,'sso sv ~ III ~
ru,,nr ,nnif.,nitn, ~ lin ,.rn.sii's ~ IL t,",x
,l,f nnx ci,rn ~ |crx ,hst, ~ thn .iis"ns h,'t
hms !, i,s+snr h"tt, ~ iofr thnn ...t,, I1.ft,r
IN, ti,nrfs,ro ",mi.., II. n"r.,,,,Hi n,,."r,tf,
- Srttf,: ~, tm t.r""t ~ ~.
ss.T1s.t. tM', r., liza trt ;nr,st ses " .tt, @
mi S"ni. 6isn%."a V.',rx tr,,ir '''0' ''>e''
t'''" 'e"'p "'eot'ee' @o"'' n unwrf3,
sarnia, Cunatn. Oct. II. 1871, - '' y ''''"
, 1880-03-09
POLITICAL POINTS.


POLITICAL POINTS.
The wafer on tho brain OF the Chicago
inter Ortan botIs whenever there is iii ii,sini,a-
Hon III nny quNrtcr ttut tllore Ii nl0ro thnn ono
man In tho United Etntca who is isqtin1ied fur tho
. Chief Mngistrlcy. Cincinnati ConWc.rtul tIicpl
Snccriug at tlredgc-boats, Eaats started ont
to construct a lefty chunncl, md wns compelled
to uso r arct1ge.lKmt. AMI there has been no
% Gr Y er ths IT, f. s%w t no ms
Memphis Auatd,lchc tLtln.).
Let lis suppose Gcn. Grant nominated,
elected, lnauguratcd. Docs my ono loubs that
history would rcpeut Itself? Gun my ORC tlUtllt
that tho i1lcil whu begall tho present agitation
dSs ae1 ! tar fsra ah ~e asl,aStS N S0 91R e S, 9Sa
tl,tn).
Gen. Grant, as tho nominee Of tic Cork
l!ngs and the Cnmcraus, cnnnot communal tho
undivided support Ut tho purity. Mr.. l3ialno
cannot: MI. Sherman cahlot. And tho cnntlt-
date chosen fm Chiengn should bo ono who can.-
Philadelphia Weekly Notes.
Tho forelen.traycl gnmo is, in fact, tl,or-
uughly ptnyct ont, md It Is quito we'll UNDER
st0od thut Grunt ia aDrpnt! Mt this moment only
BECAUSE It Is thaught hcst by tho inanaRers to
hive him nt n tlistnnco r1.thor than within easy
fraeh OF iNtcrylcwcrs and fntrigucrB.-fl.IItiel-
1hia Telegraph tIiep.>.
William E. Chandler brushed against
Sldr reporter to-lny, and nsket: "You nro
long.hcnded politician, now who. DO you think
tho Democrats Will nominate for tho prcsI-
teney?" Win, whn." snd he. nwhy Ttldnn;
IT,, IT, pcmocratio nom'ncc."-1fashfnoto" stor
u'R'''
The reaction agatnst the ttirtl-tcr1n scheme
bnost decided. and 1t is not a reaction tint will
e1hanst itself prior to tho conclusion that tho
delegated wisdom ut tho Chicago Convention
M Ihene ,s r. u no aGSng9r , tnat taG af
ihird t.rtn.1Hs.Jtsitr Nv. '1" Yi ne,ntct1it ani hi
ChrDntctc tIsep.l.
Thu fr1,th Ia tha Shormnn onrn hova ,,otla
mtrhtr iii, h,,,t II, sf,aaod on5 h. ~, ,'r,..r
efcrt,,n11v ln,liIreS tho nnr,, ,t,ho ,,o,,,fa,..
Of The 0rant factlon hntc @ cacS otl,or ~ cnr'oIs
smother alf .nlonR, md bavo only jtist .isscov-
eEea tho reGl strength OF tho Sherman element.
'-6a''*as CITY 1fntes tDe'n.l
a.1a.s ~ u'1 "pploNaus oan elcctiut's, ulo ~
nairn ~ so,nosrhns ,,n,psr ,,rnNnr,,on, I I,o.s
s1lcce.sf, thoao ,t,a vii ~, ~,
ho sagu, bit It n n,,cstfon for iisc,,ssion
Whethor u would nut be we'll for tho party III
a1,, tno s.slto 70 make nyerturca Or a. Ionorahlb
fany. Thcr T. nertninw nnIhin~ " ~ "E ho ie.t Il,
such tiisoiissIon, and much mny be- xalncd Il,
eo,stofn e. Tas 81 q6tty 9t,yy and h"rm0nyAt"a 'od'
tno huse1heilt Aas como " nnoht t'as.
aa 81 arnat 1 - arc sn n tho
sent tho real nonulur fayori,s Mt Chicago. Tncso
pc,uus md thar M own nm name. M sv iocut 1'so T.,
ss ;rnss na anGs a ems: ano nc uso @ thoy mike q
~ y. mnano nai ocon s,teh Ns 70 TOP 1t or !lch
VIII to seo Kim 9ene s NJ Eo noiie % o Hi " T. w., w.
tLArus U! ttW 1chiGu6 men TO DGnt ONT tn0
, 1880-03-09

1'fssess. stop u ths Aslos uoass, RsH York.
, 1880-03-09

'''.
1llntntts1: inyo Mt tllit nlotnent nfhlny to re-
g,ingr, nvcn nj tho ritk 1T rxccctlI9 tn" ho,,nis
II professional nts|ie'tn, rh'nid ftet II my
duty tn in 80" Tint those hthtctnent4 fnay nit
lug remarkable cures:
tEpRA.
hi h,xt ,xop ,,,,cts' f,r ri I,v,,v vco r, with m
hlMtinato akfn disease, called by edfnc ". DIS
pst,rln*ts, md others lnrr1'.y. tF,mfncnctng IN
help Of tho I,,hst akillfnl doctors 4 SLOWLY but
s'irely extended. ts!lt!ln yrnf agn thls Winsertt
tSFerch my trtlro fftaon ~ ihfa 0l t'ry HnEra
For tht lust thrcc ynnfh nave hrcn unntllG thdO
my laHr Anh Atintring, intensely NIL the time
Escry tns'rntng tl,cro Gould 10 nary dust pm
IiitM Mnlrs taken frt'm tflf Street on my bc.
*!nt. Of them hnf NJ lnrEe ~ inc envelope co'.
thinning this letter. IN tho inter 1Mrt UE winter
my .ktn commenced trhcknK open.
trlcd nseryth!nR, alMhat. that c'tillM ho
.tltt! started West, III luf!pH enid tCNclI thu
, 1880-03-09
Personal Beauty Dependent on a
Healthy Skin and Scalp.
Some Of tl!e 1urtures Inflicted by
Skin Diseases.
Impure Blood the Cause OF
Much Suffering.
How to Preserve and How to
Treat tho Skin.
4 Popular Treatise on The Skin IN Health and
Disease.

4 Fam akin, with wholesome eeemp!exion.
and l,,1nrinnt ;ressss' T. tug sscret ni prrs,s.l
tho perfect mechanism IL THO interior. Tho
rrcsoncc Of hereditary pmnl ls'ieon il'lnor is
s ss hsshy ssn =" s f. '" if S s r. "fS a 10;
only nrortts tho t.nnst qualification to tho pms
aessnr. hut shows to tho world Tho purity nf tho
4 healthy systcts,. with jliyRIcnI lIpaluty md n
fnlr externr. Il III inheritance ncser ton highly
y9iy Mntoycr M r. ns t. tolr f rG;s,raal ;,tn
want nf euro, Ia worthy OF cnrcful cors!crn-
tlon. Tlic Importance of henlsl ! sclf-avent:
apparent fur rIltculc: lis preservation Is sub
jcGt Ct vital iiitnrort@anGe. @
loss Of hmtr, III Drrler t0 altain fntr skin allA
1uxuriant tresses. would gln,t1y exchange tho
d!atguntinns TINT now smar hrr. .0ttcrwIsc hand
sO.o ftce, hands, or hrnd fnr utcr and less
splcunns trnuflcs Of Krenter severity md ef Il
innrC dangerous chnr.leter. Many mi cstmntto
llfu has beon ,e,nhltterci ly cntnncohs afrcc-
one secs ilnd co1ntnctits uI"'tl her fn,ks- She
nvnilB soefcty artl publ y nccs. md cfi'!enrtra
to de fr En- rssIy n sccLTsic " T9 ,srgSs t.
No ronle.ly promising rcliuf Is too rclulsl'c. Or
dangerous.
ARSENIC AND MERCURY,
tho ost eay M roIsos Sre rHsy T.; aamlnIs,
70 carry:. siisht ekia-bie.a'shcs prnlueo shis
e1fcot- When to tho elnhlttcrcst mind IL Htlctl
TIC aoutD hol sfernx attteRdnx thq ro
cnlilrabe. The burning heat. inflammation,
itcnn. md nln i.n,el tho s,'Icrcrto prefer tho
fact is well know. md tno frequently observed
tnat suffering pntIo,ts tcar md rend their ties'l
bcnnty and even destroy tho l1lnnh form tiiv[t,ot
spring from deep blao! polsnua con.
vst on o nprG pe aeaso1s w.o tnS ys
visited their children untt, tho third md folrth
, 1880-03-09

II an organ uf sensation, absorption, and accrts.
ton. 1t supplies us With kuuwle4xe. auorIs uy
, 1880-03-09
TETTER on THE HANDS.

s W9'tS3N ~
taCALu-HEApl
SCAL0-HEAD.
Since July Inst have hccnus1nR the CUT1CURA
f0r sc,iil- ltend. md It hl% cured mo When 81!
medicines that hnvo tnken fnr nInn years did
ill., hit ny bend il wcll. It kceps tho hair in
very iiscc condition. iotrs truly. ,.,,o>-,>
Auditor Fort Wayne, jackson & 5uxinnw Il. Il.
jackson, MIch., Dec. 70. 1878.
ALOPECIA.
begun to fall 0n, lenvfng M the buck nf my hcad
q small bHre epot which 9rni,ialy enlnrEcd until
It measured two Or three Inches. Another baEo
lccains 20 dry aui lfclrss. TINT could pull nit
nrgo quantities. without feeling It. After full
s to ,ss s sf q tGSt to @ ent
cCr.l md Cltticurn Soup externally, md tho llc-
E4lyunt intert1nlly, which In nt>out fnIr months
p,rt @ of ,ny se'ilp, and It Is now w NJ thick aid
strong us 1t ever was. Vcry rscsreotfullEE.A ilE.As
Steam Fire Engino No. 0.
1lnston, Jan. Fl, 1890.
certify to tho truth Of the above.
NJ. Il. kIMnALL. Foreman No. 8.
DANDRUFF.
For tho Inst twenty ycn1s hive hcen troubled
about as bad az any ono ever saw with nandrllr
My sCHip was completely covered With Hc1les,
considered It inc.,rlblc. Ahnut Two months
IND % Ia abotit two wccks aftcr con,n1enci1s to
l1sc them fnun,l tho Danilrllt entirely Houc.
~ Fcaipi is r',w n: frce from i and as hcathy
fxFt .1tIfhf t.f@fk.
, 1880-03-09
BUSINESS NOTICES,

HnTuettsa C0c0alne :,
,ehs the hAIr when harsh md dry, so1thos the
xxnLated scalp, AtIorxls tho rjchret luetry, pfu-
vfe"tne me hair from falling promotes its healthy,
NJ t';'ue &suwth, 10 nut RrlAsy or sticky, leatUs
~ A'o'Sasrecablo odor, kills daniruG.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26
BIENNIAL SESSIONS.

We are in favor of biennial sessions
of the legislature, but the joint resolu-
tion introduced in the Assembly pro.
viding for a submission of this ques.
tion to vote of the people has been
80 heavily loaded that we hope to see
t defeated in the Senate, and new
start made at the next session in the
direction of biennial sessions. No I'M
prejudiced man can read attentlvely
the proceedings of alegislative session
without becoming satisfied that except
in extraordinary cases the legitimate
work of a legislative session can br
easily accomplished within period of
sixty days. We assume this to be true
and that $3.50 for each regular session
and mileage at ten cents per mile for
attendance at all regular and special
sessions is sufficient pay for members
of the legislature. Hence we are op.
posed to that portion Of the biennial
session resolution which proposes to
increase the pay of members to $500
for each regular session as tending to
unnecessarily prolong the sessions of
the legislature. When the resolution
n question was pending in the AS
I mbly Hon. n. P. Haugen offered An
mendment cutting off all perquisites,
which amendment was promptly voted
Town. Not content with the salary at
so per regular session. in the reso-
ton for biennial sessions, the AS
.nhly suppressed Mr.. Haagen's OPP
oSition to the system of plumber by
which members get away with from
one hundred to one hr~ red and fifty
dollars worth of ST -. stationery.
revised statutes, .Ogical reports,
session laws, dicti' les, blue books,
pocket knives, GU. :. gold pencils,
thermometers, hi led instands.
&c. Tie Wise N legislature of
1850 is not likely handed down
TO posterity as any Improvement upon
nDe HSegsse Us rs rnSsscssssvts.
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FE RTIE.kE r..

EDITORS JoURNAL:-W hist con-
sidering the sugar business let us
not forget the fertility of our soil;
sugar and syrup are good to eat and
sell, and we want them in plentiful
supply; salt and plaster are good, too,
in their places as fertilizers and farm
ers of this neighborhood should order
at least car load of each Immediately
so as to have it ready for use when
the time comes which for salt is just
before sowing plaster is generally put
on after the crop has got above ground.
Salt is used on wheat, plaster is used
more on clover; hundred pounds or
more of pltster to the acre is common;
salt from 125 to $50 pounds per acre
on the wheat land after it is ready for
che seeder. 1t is said that salt assists
the air, in Hberating the ammonia
which is stored up in the clay, or in
some way dissolv it SO that it be-
comes of more immediate benefit to
the crop; it also prevets the rava.es
OF the cninch bug. We cannot afford
to get less tn n a car load Oh account
freigats. Who wishes to send!
gsoy, gsv. q. 49,.
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A very young girl at John Beschar IS.
Mrs. j. T. White is at present on the
sick list.
Some of our boys have organized a
brass band.
Fred Krumsick, Sr.. is very sick
with pneumonia.
School in district No. l closed on
Tuesday last for the winter.
Many farmers took advantage of the
last thaw to fill their cisterns.
Miss Anna Lawler, of Columbia.
Penn, is visiting at her cousins, Mrs.
b. II. Corcoran.
William Houston will be in Prescott
With a drove of horses and mules
about the I'd of March.
The winter term of school in dis.
trict No. 2 closed on Wednesday last
with an exhibition in the evening.
"A lalRt HuluUcl VI IuE NdACiicibVo 2
ceived in this vicinity were mailed at
New Richmond, so our young people
say.
The County Road Commissioners
we're on duty in this town the past
week. We have not learned their de
o;siOn 4S VET
An effort is being n tir by Rev. q.
". Ward to raise funds sufficient tC
buy an organ for tie Presbyter n
church here, S2l.00 has been raised.
4 number of our farmers will t!y
to keep up with the times the com
ing season by raising an acre Oh
more each. of sugar cane. We are
glad to note it.
We have consulted a goodly mum
her of Republicans III this town. Eu.'
md ali seam to favor JAS. 6. Bl iins
ts their first choice, and say if tifatl
is nominated they will stnp at oms
r..,her tl4D VIZ as 0.u to- . st,a.
csrsD. O.
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A NEW treaty between the United
States and France has been signed at
Washington. 1t has for its object the
settlement of claims of citizens of
France, for indemnity originating
from acts of injury committed during
the late civil war, under Federal cog
nizance-our Government, of course,
not accepting any responsibility for
Confederate depredations, or for any
loss of property in slaves. The treaty
provides for a board of three Commits
sioners-One to be appointed by
France, another by the United States.
and another by the emperor Dom Pc
dro, of Brazil. Tie Commissioners
are to meet six months after the pre-
liminaries have been arranged, and
then arbitrate definitely upon the
claims of French subjects and any
counter claims of American subjects,
resulting from the war.