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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-07-14
A Conscientious POstm aster.


4 postmaster under Buchanan, finding
by his instructions" that he was to re-
port quarterly, addressed the following
Official communication to the Presi-
dent:
July 8, 1857.-Mr James Buchanan,
President of the United States-Dear
Sir: Being required by the instructions
of the Post Office to report quarterly, |
know foolfl that pleasin duty by re-
portin as follows: The harvestin has
been going on beerty, and most of the
Majors have got their cuttin dun. Wheat
is hardly average crop, on rollen land
corn is yellerish, and won't turn out
more than ten or fifteen bushels to the
aker. The health of the community is
only tolerable, and cholery has broke
out about 2 and one-half miles from
here. There is a powerful awakenin
on the subject of religion in the falls ma
borhood, and many soals are bein
made to knew their sins forgiven.
Miss Nancy Smith, mere nabor, had
twins day before yesterday. One OF
them is supposed to be a seven month
er, poor scraggy thing, and wont live
half its day. This is about awl / have
to report the present quarter. Give
my respects to Mrs. Buchanan, and
subscribe myself yours truly,
-, p NJ. at -, Fulton Co., Ill. .
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is not rose color" colder persons
than you have been puzzled over the
matter" replied Mr.. Greayes. when
the tree is first cut, the fresh wood pos
sesses very strong rose-like fragrance.
Hence the name was suggested by the
odor, and not by the color"
"Where are the trees found?"
'sIn South America, and in the East
Indies and neighboring islands. Some
of the trees grow so large that planks
four feet broad and ten feet long are
cut from them. These broad planks
are principally used to make the tops
of piano fortes. When growing in the
forest the rose tree is remarkable for
its beauty"
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Love That Laughed at Sailboats.

The Rochester Democrat says Sodus
Bay was the lively climax in a love
affair few days ago. Emma Heck,
pretty, aged is, and daughter of
Augustus Heck, fisherman, fell deeply
in love with George Cleveland, of Sodus
Point. Emma's parents didn't take
kindly to the courtship, and had more
than once inhmated that they would
''sit down on it." The lovers got their
heads together, and agreed that the
first time that the coast was clear
Emma should go on the bluff and dis
play white signal Her father was of
attending his nets one day last week,
and Mrs Heck had gone to make pur-
chases Mt the Lake Bluff store. The
lovers programe was carried out to
perfection at first and they started of
in rowboat together bound for Sodus
Point and q minister. On her way
home Mrs. Heck saw the two. There
was a full-rigged sailboat at the dock.
The irate mother ran to this craft, SET
sail and started off before the strong
wind blowing from the west in pursuit
of the couple. They soon saw her
coming, and realized their danger.
Pulling short to windward, they pre-
vented the sailboat from follow
them further, land at the Parshan a
south of Briscoe's Cove and ha
thence to Alton, where they soon
a minister and took advantage
authority to make them one. AID
so and they are now living v. the
parents of the bridegroom, while the
brides parent threaten vengence.
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Young man. beware of stock an,

Young man, beware of stock and
grain speculations. If you want an
g option that is safe, get the option to
the hand of a good sensible girl of mar
riageable age, and put up a lot and a
neat little cottage as margin. 1t viii
be the greatest speculation you ever
made. and viii bring you big profits.
You can stake your last dollar on that
and be safe.-Burlington Ha,ekeye.
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A Great EnIernriSe.

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Com.
pany is one of Rochester's greatest
business enterprises. Their Hop Bit
tiers have reached sale beyond all
precedent, having from their intrinsic
value found their way into almost every
household in the land Graphic.
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Blowing up school houses and
churches with dynamite or gunpowder
appears to be diversion peculiar to
Ohio. The latest freak of this nature
was the elevation of the Baptist church
at Garrettsville, Ohio.
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Thousands of women have been en-
tirely cured of the most stubborn case
of female weakness by the use of Lydia
f. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.
Send to Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, 233
Western Avenue. Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets.
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A man who stopped at the Barrett
House few days ago registered as
Bjalmer Tjdaden Hjolgersen. Have
We another sweet singer of Norway
among Us? Heaven Gorbbiid Ha,ck-
cue
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barnard Manufacturing Company
LEam y i,-nr NJ ) Min unrnla ]


Mr.. Isaac L. Hart, Superintendent,
No. 8 Ashton street, says | have used
that superior remedy, st. Jacobs Oil,
in a severe case of rheumatism in my
arm, and its effect was wonderful, hav-
ing banished, after thorough trial, all
pain, leaving my arm as well as ever.
Three Americans, Burns, Hamilton
and Wilkes, caught in Italy counter
feiting its paper money, are now galley
slaves at Gaeta, serving out twenty
wears sentence.
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THERE is but one way to cure badness and
that is by using CARBoLISE. deodorined eXtracI
of petroleum, the natural hair grower As re-
Gently improved, it is the only dressing for the
hair that cultured people will use.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-07-14

Miss Mary Anderson, VINO is spend
ing the summer at her Long Branch
cottage, Is Il devoted Catholic, and may
be seen every Sunday, and on holy
days at the services of the little Catho-
lie church of Long Branch.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-07-14

Kidney. Wort moves the bowels reg
ularly, cleanses the blood, and radically
cures kidney disease, gravel, piles, bill
ious headache, and pains which are
caused by disordered liver and kidneys
Thousands have been cured-why
should you not try it? Your druggis
will tell you that it is one of the most
successful medicines ever known. II
is sold in both dry and liquid form, and
its action is positive and sure in either
form Dallas, Tea. Herald
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Ok account of the desperate strike
among the wharf laborers at Montreal,
the shipping companies have engaged
five hundred men IN Liverpool and
Glasgow, half Of whom have already
sailed
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To FARMERS g. THRESHEEMEh
II you want to buy ThTeshers
CIouer Hullers, Horse Polgers ~
Engines (either Portable or Trac
ton, TO use for threshlug, saving,
or for general purposesl, buy the
"Starved Rooster" goods. "I'he
BcS. IS the Cheapest" For Price
List and Illustrated Pamphlets
(sent free) write TO The Autumn
A TAYLOR Company, Mansfield, q.
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Sim! Ready! Fire--Bu Fast!
Write for illustrated catalogue to Great
Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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- -
What ii Does.

Write for illustrated cata logue to Stand
ard American Watch Co., Pittsburgh. Pa
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The Positive Cure


for all those Painful Complaints and Weakr.sssc
soeommon to our best male population.
It VIII cure entirely the worst form 81 Female Corr
plants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Glcera
ton, Falling and Displacements and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted 70 the
Change of Life.
It will dissolve and expel tumors FROM The uterus
early stage Of Developments Tho tendency to
cerous hGmors here is checked very speedily ly its
Ii removes faintness dstulency, destroys all craving
;or stmuants and relieves weakness OF the stomach
IL cures Floating, Headaches Nervous PrOgtr&ticn.
General Debility, sleepessness, Depression and 1ndI
gestioa.
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain, weight
ana backachc is always permanently cured by its
IL viii at all times and under all circumstances act ia
harmony With tn laws thct fovcg the female system
For the cvreos .--!cy Complaints Of either sex this
Compound is uDsur assc1.
LYDIA J.. pt<H.1. is VEGETABLE con-.
POUNDS pre7l@.-l % - and 225 Western Avenue
Lynn, Mass T 3 S.x bottles for g. Sent bs mai
in the form Of g! also in the form OF -enges, on
receipt OF prize, per box for either Mrs Pngham
freely answers All ters of inquiry. Send pamph
let. Address above. Mention this Paper.
No FAM should be without LYDIA r. plNKHAMS
LIVER PILLS, They CONSTIPATION, bilolssge,..,
and torpidity Of the liver. Is cents per box
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American School Of TeIegrapby
ann RATERnAD nK-KERPING.

Rare opportunity 10 become eklfnl Telegraph Opera
tors The constant building Of Railroads has made
Operators in great demand Institute under direct
management Of operators Of 25 years experience. All
graduates guaranteed FIRST Glass positions paving 80 tC
go monthly. Address w. NJ. COLE, Manager;
Madison, Wis
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ExEnNRonY RIGHT.
indianapolis Indiana Farmer.

When every one says q thing is so,
it must be So" On this point Mr.. A..
H. Lyman, Druggist, Manlstee, Mich,
writes: Every one who tries St. Jacobs
Oil, says that it is the best remedy ever
used for rheumatism. Mr.. White, a
customer, after having employed every
known specific for rheumatism, was
cured by st. Jacobs Oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06
GENERAL NOTES

A manufacturing company in Providence, x.
bas rec., ed piece OF beached cotton cloth manu-
featured In England for the West India trade II bears
A counterfeit OF the Providence company's ticket ana
trademark nut II Of decidedly inferior 91hug /" '"o
goods made by them
The Charlestown Mass Antique Association
"a making arrangements for unusually elaborate eee-
bration ON June II, the anniversary OF the oate Oh
Bunker I'LL The early ing concert and balloon as-
oenslon VIII probably be given up, and the finds raised
Ia the day the Prescot statue viii be unveiled, With an
address by tho Hon. Robert c. winthrop.
The relations Of the Marine Hospital Service
Of this country 70 commerce, 70 the public and 10 tie
medical profession are discussed IN pamphlet report
Issued By the state Medical Society Of California Tho
society charges that the service is not charity bat an
unnecessary usurpation OF the duties OF the Medical pro
fession, and should be put upon a basis OF uVi'
mate extinction"
The movement IN Boston 10 favor OF
Worlds Fair In that city IN 1855 Is growing ara Sens'n
enng II Is proposed TO use as nucleus the sroonus
and buildings now being prepared for MINOR eAp0s''N'
this fall thus saving an important item OF expense
rough n Would not exceed sJ00oO0o and
business men are confident that suoh an "fS''"'0''
would be repaid. douar TOT ov""i
Three of the four sections Of the Louisiana
srock AZ Als1ers opposite Seworieans, which broke
nm ,ast week have been found Two Of them were
ounded on tho fats Point Celeste forty mes down
the river 10 the third kept until 10 reached sho
head of tho passeA the mouth OF the river ~heie "
zoo wont lahore The fourth section has not been
fognd and Is now probably navigating the ws'f' OF we
Gulf Of Mexico.
The Journals of Western Europe are showing
eeat anxiety over the plague, Dhoh 10 raging Oh tDs
banks Of the Euphrates and manfess srong intention
toinyade Europe Two years ago Russia stamped our
the disease by of memorable rgor Gut 'ne
TURKS are too apathetic and iatalstic to oppose ~
eeotuAy and its progress in Asia seems to justify as
delnands made upon European Governments 20 e'ss
meana for s immediate repression before u appears
Is threatened. upon thu shores Of the BosPADros IA"
the Black Sea. -.
The ST. Petersburg correspondent OF 'ne
Paris GaulOis gives gloomy view OF the Social N1 -
i,Iosl oonditon OF that much troubled ca2ita Xas
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY g. 1891

reject this absolutely unobjectionable candi-
date, to make some further arrangement as TO
other Offices to satisfy the just expectations OF
that portion of the party in the State who have
not surrendered their free will wholly to MI
Conkling. The next move must come nom
the Senator and his friends and it must be
made in the Senate. The pilgrimages OF yes
terday from the east to the west end of Penn
sylvania-ave. to induce the President to aodi-
cate a portion of mis- functions in favor oil one
angry Senator we're unavailing. 1t will be useless
to repeat them. The proper objective point Is
Mr.. Conkling. Let his friends in the Senate
turn to him with the advice heretofore sug-
eested. If he wants to put himself In grace
full and advantageous position and at the same
time harmonic all sections Of the party IN tniS
State, let him rise in the Senate ana n M,
the confirmation of Judge Robertson. mat
will settle the whole difficulty difficulty, let
it always be remembered, which is wholly OF
his own creation.
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Ritter belonged who were the first to feel the isuI
ence Of Beethoven, and~who emancipated orgex
music from the stiffness and formality hS
which IL had been bound from the Tina
of Bach. creating the modern German school a
organ composition. II Is vigorous. spirited work
somewhat involved, perhaps. and difficult to gras2
at sthearing, but extremely interesting and Mr.
Warren played 1t with admirable strength and
briliancy. The work Of thu orchestra, though IA
was still far from being refined and finished.
was somewhat better than on Wednesday. Mn
Hamerik's Folksong and Mr.. Rittsr's Soherzo
were given, on the whole, with smoothness
and expression, and tho Euryanthes overture
was performed with abundant energy. But tia
rapid passages were for the most part muddy aud
indistinct, and the Midsummer Nights Dream
Overture" was exceedingly rough. This last work
is so delicate and finely wrought that roughness in
its performance Is fatal TO its beauty, and it ID
not surprising therefore, that it did not prove Of
fectiye. The Hungarian Dances lacked that snap
and abandon which Is so necessary for Hungarian
music, and they, too, lost much of their effect.
Madame Gerster sang the air Sweet bird, that
shunst the noise of folly" from "LAllegTo," excel
lenuy She was recalled, and gave adelightful rem
derng of the "Ah non credea,' from LA Son.
nambula.D In the "Casta Diva" she displayed very
brilliant yoealization in the latter half Of
the ana, but her style Is scarcely
broad enough for the slow opening movement
Campanin. who does not seem to be in close sy1npa-
thy with German music, sang the aria Inter
bluhnen mandelbaunen" from Euryanthe only
indherently. 1t seemed 10 please the audience.
however, and its repetition was demanded But he
sang instead " Siegmunds Love Song,D from
Die Walkure" which he had already
given at the concert on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Hamerik's setting Of the charming old Morse
Folk song is the same which used TO be heard 80
often at the old Central Park Garden concerts. Tho
air Is lovely one, and Mr.. Hamerik's scoring
shows excellent taste and knowledge
Of orchestral effects which was 10 be ex-
pected in a pupil of Hector Berlioz's. Mr..
Ritter's Sherzo is delicate, graceful composition,
full of dainty conceits and rich and poetic fancy.
According TO the programme book, the symphony
10 which II belongs was composed during vacation
spent In the White Mountains. and the Scherz0 p0r-
trays the gambOls of the elves, gnOmes and other
supernatural beings with which mountains are sup
pose 10 be peoped. Mr. Ritterselves nimble lit
tie creatures and altogether different from the
what heavy -fOotcd sprites that Holman shows in
tie Scherzo Of his " Fritoi Symphony, " Elves Of
Light and Frost Giants" The movement Is bright,
melodious and flowing, and IL Is simply but effect
lively scored
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FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1881. .
THs, NEWS THIS MORNING.

rnnv,c,, The members of the Parnell party in
A.. pr;ti.b House of Commons have resolved to
leave the House in a body when the voting on INC
Land bill begins. - Twenty persons are
IN rrison in Constantnople awaiting trial
for completely in the murder OF ADdui
hziz. 60 Lord Granville has replied 70
Mr. Iowelrs proposal for copyright Treaty. =
The steamer Faraday was to begin the laying OF "
new transatlantic cable yesterday. - Mr. Glad
stone has announced in Parliament that he viii
move ON Monday that National monument be
erected 10 Lord Beaconsfeld in Westminster Abbey.
DoMEsT1c.-The United States Senate yesterday
confirmed the Chinese treaties also large number
of nominations including that OF William Walter
Phelps AZ Minister to Austria. - The PRESIDENT
rasrerdav withdrew fr I'm the Senate the nominal
tions for Federal offices in New-York, except that
of Judge Robertson. - In the State senate the
He'll Gate Pilotage bill was passed in tho Assembly
the Committee on Commerce and Navigation mace
a preliminary report relative to the Dock Depart
ment investigation the Committee on Public Health
renorted on the Oleomargarine bill. - Five direc-
tors of the First National Bank of Newark were
indicted at Trenton yesterday, for conspiracy and
fals,6eation of the banks books. 80 Matthew
yassar and brother have presented to Vassar Col
leOe n Home for Old Men, with handsome endow-
meDt. - The Duke Of Sutherland visited the
Indian training school at Carlisle, Penn, yesterday
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Mme ANDRE is said still
70 be in this city. - George William Curtis
addressed the Civil Service Reform Association last
night. ===- suit was begun against Dr. sayre
Yesterday for alleged malpractice. - The loss OF
the steamer Belsze was reported. - Professor H.
s. CarharYecturcd on 1.-THE Fourth State Of Mat
ter" 49, Gold value of tho legal-tender silver
dollar l4i2ie grains, s7.lo. - Stocks active,
higher feverish and Guctuating. closing unsettled
and iTregularly weak.
THE Manufactures local observations in
dictate warmer and partly cloudy or cloudy weather
with occasional light rain. Thermometer yester-
day : Highest, 800 lowest 45o; average, 6l7s'.
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HOW TO EXTEND AMERICAN TRADE.

The last annual report of our Consul at Man
chester, Mr. Albert D. Shaw, has been re-
printed in that city, and attracts considerable
attention from the local press because of ITS
practical advice to Americans as to the most
effective way of getting a. market in England
for our manufactures and agricultural pro-
ducts. The Daily Post says Mr.. Shaw's re-
port ais a careful study of how the great in
"dustrial centre in which he il stationed may
abe turned to account; how its money may be
attracted by American goods bow It's ex-
"cellences may be copied by American capt.
"talists. There is no disguise about this.n II
thinks the document should stimulate the Eng
lish Government and the English public to
prepare for American competition. There
"is room in the world for the industries
"of both nations says The Post "but
eve do not intend TO sit down by smoke
"less furnaces and silent workshops The
Courier thinks the report calculated 70
promote gloom in the Lancashire factory
districts, but consoles itself with the re-
Election that il may be of value in stimula-
ting our manufacturers to new exertions, and
"guarding our various trades against the en-
" croachments OF the foreign competitors who
use our markets while refusing us a similar
privilege in theirs"
The portion of the report of most interest
here is that which makes suggestions Us TO the
quality and preparation of goods designed for
the English market and the extension of Amer
lean trade by copying the English system Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-06

II is said that 100000 buffalo hides viii DO
shipped out Of thu Yellowstone country this spring
tho result of tho winters hunt, rather slaugh-
ter for the half-starved animals congregated to-
gether In narrow valleys during tho cold spells and
were shot down like tams cattle. Western papers
lament the rapid DENOMINATION Of the buffalo I'D
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amustmenis ane alestiuss 60 lsbt.

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