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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26

II s1Aelyoys ia sood ltkaaai. :efaMiu Iydal E Pink
- 1aS a1yls Anss, .hs AzovsaIother haus1 betuc,
may b truthfully calledth Dear Friend OF Woman"
some Of her correspondents love to cali her. She
eealeusly devoted to her work. which is the outcome
egs kfsttuay, and IL 'obIged,to keep six lady
asst4nts, t. lsr her lnrgeeorrcspondenea
which daily in her, bearing special
rr.I sdfaen af suTe:iHsros jb atrccase from II Her
Vegetable Compound is = medicine for good and not
evil latp0seA I. have personally investigated Il and
An satisfied OF the truth Of this '-
On account Of It's proven merits. 1t Is recommended
and pzssczhol BY physicians in tho country.
One says: at works like cllor,n and much
pain. II will euro cntrcly tho osst form q failing
OF the uterus, Ieucorglluea. irregular and painful
NcpStsya:ion all Ovarian Trouble$ Inlammatioa'a and
liberation. Fcodn:;s, all Dsplacegncnts con.
sequeat siaai weakness .1 il especially edspted to
tse Change OF Iiie.' -.
nv IT Vcrmeates sveg Portion # the sysen..a 1--WE.
az *Nwlife md vsos Ut rsaaoses faiatncsg Auency,
= destroys all craving for stimulants, leyes weak.
,.isess Of tho stomach. It cures Floating Headaches
Nervous Prosration, General Debility, Seeplesspess,
Depression apd Indigestion That feeling Of bearing
permanently cured by its Ysc It will at all times land
and&eNl cfcun4ancfHse4 inhasssony With thslaw
shat governs the female system.
l.r' Il costs only 81 boteor g. by
IL 81 rugRts. Any advice required special eases and
ffhi che nAms q who hare perfect
@ - elsh ~ tbs Of the Vegetable Compound, can bs
obtained ~ addressing Mrs r. With stamp for reply
..,r ethez home II Lynn, Mass, " - :. ...:.,
kortc Complaint Of sfthsr sex til, compounds
:t.'Hnsar1assed as abundant testimonials show.
~ t"4rA Pinkliai's Liver Pills. says writer
nAs est r. The srosRd for the cure Constipation
Bniousne1 and To-padity OF tls liver. Her Blood
wosks wonders In is special line md bidsfalr
- $50 equal the Compound in its popularity = -
u AZ must respect her Angel Of Mercy whose sols
w., ambition Is to dogood to otherA <"I:,
Philadelphia Pa 81 CD -. ... Ma A. ND
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26
~! 3, ..LcF4l II . t4.lJ .II'
IA Story of s. Horse TlAieE.:.

Anew days agoa man named EdWard
Thompson was arrested in Amsterdam,
N. Y, for horse: stealins, and when lie
had been examined at Fort Plain. Depu.
ty Sheriff Mckinley started with him
for fonda Jail. l. After. the trim: w:w well
under way the officer went into another
car to speak to q friend, and while Il lie
was absent the conductor appcared and
demanded the prisoners ticket: II
haven any ticket; !" Was the iephyi...5 "a
man in another car, whose name 4 don't
know, has ii. ket for ."NFhe ton
ductor passed oawith q ssuspicio,,s glance
at the passenger, but presently returned.
and when the train stopped att anajo-
harie, put him OIL, in pursuance; Of "a
righteous resolve that no tlamPs should
ride free az that road if lie, Gould pre-.
vent il, Il is i pity 10 spoil a good story,
but = regard for the whole truth :o'mpels
the acknotle dgment that y the man
walked. Back to Fort Plain and ,surrend-
cred himself't6 the police. He expects
20 be acquitted sof the charge Of Horse.
Sealing. ll4:s, III i>4s. liz 49, s;.i FtiE
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26
q Hgalth is Wealth!

Dk. +. C. VESTS NERVE ANp BRAIN TREATMENT
isf1ecifo for HSsara Dizziness Convu!sious. Nervoua
Ica1achc Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory, Sperm
atorrhGa. Inipotency Involuntary Emissions PreRs
turc Old Age, caused by overcxcrtion, tel abuse, o.
ovcrsin1iSeaice which leads to misery. decay and
death Ono nox will cnrc recent cases. Each bos
contains one months treatment. One dollar box. or
ak boxes for five dollars sent by mail prepaid OIL r.
cept lrce We six boxes to cure any cafe
With EACH order received by Us for six boxes ACCOM-
panied with two .lolars. We win send the purchaser
our written e rsr he money if the treat
'mcnt does not cfocta cure. Guarantees tssued BY
LANBlE CO., Druggists. Third street, corner Waba
cha 81 PAIL, MINI. Orders BY mail viii receive
pIpmDt attention. gg.s- -
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; BROWNS
,ITillIo1 s!ilt lD a!;i4!t.@J !,
' IS III IRON Il: :.::... =
:::S:;:.Hi!|7'l!'''';7ERi|! IS !:

is the only Iron preparation that.
>. does not color the teeth, and will not
. cause headache or constipation, al
! other Iron preparations will. II: t'''
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26

Januscheck has engaged an actor named
Giles Shine. He will 10 for the bootblsck
In The streets Of New York."
. Mr.. Jerry Winchell, of,Nafsaw,. Ky, writes:
!" Dr. Gnysotts Yellow, Dock and 6arsspa-
rilla IS tho best purifier I ever used. / find
II cures pimples, ectt;., very quickly: For
Indigestion i IS pnexcelled 81 any medicine
I ever tried, >. 81 {, = IS +, So - 4
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26

The fSireesst {aces are Sometimes 1ilarsed
by 1nyriAds bfapimplG; atid 1n6rkings'of
letter or freekles, which are readily removed
by q popular toilet dressing, known as DR..
e. W. BensonnfS Skin Cure: Even Scrofu-
Ions ,,lcevd viald kf it::;I, ..i.y s'.9 ..t;:;
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26
s.Ddnt Know Half their Value: .

= ''They cured met AyuC, 'Bilionsness
and Kidney Com nlaint, as
/ had q half bottle left which used for
my two little girls; who the doctors and
incighbors said could not be:'I cured:2 I
would have, lost both of them, one night
if | had not given them Hop .Bitters.
They did them 50 much good I contin-
stted their Use until they were cured
fThatis why say you do not know, bali
the value # Hop .Bitters, and do not
recommend theni high enough. "-B.,
Rochester, n. Y" See other column
American Rural Home. .,s,1.:,,Ea'::.sI
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The coming WOMAN will come With SQUARE
'toed shoes having no heels.

Caroline. natural hair restorer and
dressing, as now improved and perfected, is
ronounced by competent. authority to DO
, the best article ever invented to, restore the
Vitality Of youth to diseased and faded hair.
t;Tryit. Sold BY all druggists: 80; ;s:'zsa
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IHllcnre dyFepsia, heartburn, mals'
MA, kidney disease, liver complaint
Z" And 0ther wasting diseases. 5>5t@5l
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]; the new brand Spring Tobacco
J Rerssaisai Tau 1lnly.

h Correct your habits OF. crooked walking by
using .Lyon'sfP atent Heel StifeneIs. CSC
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r. .','Alida he measures are often but middline
,measures.Ii; There ara no, mi diinGs" about
Kidnev-Wort. II is the most Thoroughly re-
fined ''hower" ofmeaicine. ltknows no half:
way lnea@tres; but radically; uproots all dis.
eases of the Kidneys, Liver and bowels. 1t
overt .iI p plies aeolishes CONSTIPATION and
to prove its true kinship to nature in ali its
PRAISES tits is pFepa5sd in beth n III liquid and
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:. 3: ;BlR ! [ J / ! 4 S
=: .:.,.::ROK T.. =.
:. ::.::.BI7'7ERS:::::..

o.en6ehes. the blood and puri6es thu,
system; cures weakness, lack al
energy, SIC: Try bottle. ...,f,.
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:t;iAfid he measures are often but middlins

Gerster expects TO do some lullaby singing.
the coming ,winter.eu !: trii; .;,ij;i ~!
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General Sheridan is visiting his mother in

The great yalueof Mnr. <!I,ydts E, Pink
han, 5 Vegetable ConlPoud Tor all diseases
81 wobimen Is dehaonsttatedb y every day e1.
'peffcncc. The writer ct this had occasion
10 stepintothe principal Pharmacy d city
of 40 600 inhabitants, and on inquiry as to
which j.. the n1ostpepuiar proprietary. med
icinc IT the time, was answered, that Mrs.
1Pinkhaii,s Eegettble Compound occupies
q: moist conspicuous I'laoa in the. front RI nk
81 AL j. tbs remedies 9tlthis class nov. before
the pu Tic. Journal. .., s>'' .,'
=, Men who set fires TO buildings in Mobile
would be improved by hanging. 't'&':'E'H ;
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26

The hero ofa disaster always ought 70 save
',' rlo; 'iD, Diamond Dys; always do more than
they claim TODD. Color bvcr that old dress.
FH'Onc can leAfl 10 plav a. tl,e telephone by
i ear. ;!:r!;i; "At if} .l2itnf t,fo.s 81; IL
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7FIf;snVMe

"Wells' HEATH, Remover restores l,ea'tl,
and yigor: curesDysncpsiia,: Impotence, Sex
I HM' U tS,'lny: lsnl...t1....-4z-.-:.. ~
Is NAVAJO !telegraphls shipments .falf, Of $4,000
9th October. -
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though on RAts-'

81 cieats o,t IT, Site 81 toacSe., fies, ants,
Il bed-bt,ss,, skunks| -cldpmdnis;gophefs. g l5c
1 Druggists. ..ss y I'd !liw1 III, .a,,r,is.
ii Cincinnati heSsekeapsn frs getting up .
ts i, for =. French Eats: ,;.::.: ga: 2ar
y Atrue friend e, the weak, and oonyaAc*-
cent IS Browns Iron Bifters. i
Sir Richard Keane Of Ireland, IS at the
WsOdao1 hoto1 - zfi',t..i
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e tootbachr drops {, 4 in one minute!

{, Free Is ali Ministers Of. Churches! /
I viii send one bottle Of the White Wine
Of Tar Syrup, gratis, 70 any minister that
will mend' Il TO- his friends, after civ!
ing it fir, tfst an Il, proves satisfactory
for coughs! colds, throat or lung diseases. /
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26

''f'' ~ Blc1ftp ai6a.'''7 Il .'c'|'''
tn Quick, complete sire; ailcamcying Kid
oney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. !, d.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26

{ Is AnfaiIing aud tafs!s.
bic in curing Epiiepek
] Fits, SpaSnls, CoutuI.
sio:1s. St vitus Daacr,
Alcoholism. Opium Eat.
ing. SDermalorfhna,
Seminal Weakness, In
ysotency.$31i6t1tS,BcfUE.
MA and all Nervous a1se
Blood Diseasss.. 10 Cter-
Eylnen, lawyer Liter
Iy Men, N"Fch ANTS,
: EnnkeaT, Ladies 'aa0 al
whose ecdantaly en-
pl"ylncnt: causes Sew
Gus Ir'strati5n, IrTe6u.
a,tti-s OF me blood,
stomach, :hosess q
,hd,aeye,. or ! WbO 70.
'luire n nerve tonic. 80
petfzer or StiHaIlAnt.
SAMARITAN rNHTlNE
is Invaluable. !JEDQs
Q ands proclaim M The
most wonderful .InxiK-
+ Grant that ever sfistain-
fcd The sinking .Ayste.,>.
Fer sale ~ ali Drug.
gistx.
ND MEDICAL~~
l.seHSA. Ef 1A~A>A -
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What Eminent, St. I15ais Physictans

quid' Beef Tonic Is q very. agreeable 1ar'ti-;
Gle of diet, and particularly useful when ton
les are requiredj being. tolerated when other,
f0ritls Of animal foNltarc rejected. LIN Diph-
liberia, Agiie, Malaria, Typhoid sEevers and
every depressing. disease, its use will bel at
tended with great advantage. We haze Pre-!
scribed it with excellent success j. II. les!
lie, n. D.; G.. r Copp,, NJ D.; s. B. PAR
sons, M. D.. r, A, Vaughn, NJ: D.; .Drs.
s. L. and J. G. Niedelet. VIM. Porter NJ. D.:
and tnanr others: (Colden'e, no other.
OF drrRrists sS .,{t,f,f,s. E,.is go 1t, Il
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Anime II, the 0.fans,7 NV Mexico, was
recently sold Tor $llO 600. ...,nh & a ltME
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-
MAID

-
; ; The true antidot.
TO the effects OF ni
|, asm3 is Hostetter':
Stomach Bitters,. IN ,
medicine is one of til,
most popular rene
dies Of IN age OF sue
7cessful proprietary
el,ccifics. and is il
Immense tlesual,,
wherever on tn TON
tineEt fever and asl,
exists. A wine glass
full three times / da,
Is tile best possible
prel'ar:tivo Toy en-
COulltcr'ne e:melari
ous ATMOSPHERE, reg
'1,lahne:tl,e liver, a,,a
inv1VorXMng III.
stomach. .ssn.
- For sale by al.
Druggists and. Deal.
etagenaN4y.
stfYssss u, 1
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BROWNS:
. . :: !. :. ::::.::.I'R0'xI'.::: T.. +: j:
!: .:.B/T7'E'RS

Ladies ard ali sufferers from neu:
ralgia, h,s:e:ia, and kindred com.
plaipts, vii; fnd it without an equal
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(9les @Tbolisoap

Is cleansing healing and refrcshins :fros eaa
impurities. and Is uDcauslcd for the TSa)stsan4
Bath. Prepared snly by L
- Srs. r. ": COLE &: CO., = SS<1:
Riack Rrer Falls, Wis.
Sold by ill druggists and dealers in medicine.
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What Tom Moort,o Safii.

That wrinkles are democratic and ifattet
n not, t es1p snphH Soap Ill. x!
pearance by keeping the skin. Of 1 velvet
sso.tness, improving its elasticity, and pre-
serving It's healthfaI appearance. It gives .
pearly aspect; TO the skin which cannot. be
DISTINGUISHED 1fft6in the natural hiie IF pure
complexion See that &C. n. Crittenton,
Proprietor,r Is printed on each packet, with
out which NONE is genuine Sold by drug
gists and faney goods,dealers. :.
Hilrs Hair and lWhliskess Dye, black or
brown, ,fftg cents: 80 :, -,
Colds that settle on the lungs soon become
very DANGEROUS IT not promptly .treatedfWhh
Hales Honey Of H6fehound and Tar. Sold
by druggists. + s..
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.Rc1ding's Russia Salve Is ilnequailed fol
chilblains, chapped llands. frost bites, ETC.
Try It. =,

Have You % been humblgge1 ". Specialists?
Try Dr.. 'Hahiday's Blood Purifier. it i The
boss of the business. Physiciansfe commend
Tin horn-but ltdoes the business all tho
same. SoA'by all: western druggists OF adj
dress s.. Blaekigrd. Proprietor, ';.274 East
Seventh street, St. Paul, Mimi, i;5s. ,tl,.1,
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the doctors can't dgree tbs indie
itaker las business. Il! !ls. Il .Irc set!s div
Tn0A1s pioka

i Aper,rantnt restoration: 81 exhausted and
WORKOUT functions folio " the psc 81 Browns
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q, Bel Z 9 /! temNest ollep pro9eeds from thoso
sa atSse s2f Sa fS &SSha 81.
certain cure. By all drt1t6ai q: 81 i,t
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14
THE WRiTAK OFF ROCK OF AGES
CLEFT For ME-"

THE WRiTAR OF ROCK OF AGES
CLEFT FOR Me-"
In the pleasant county of Devon, in
one of its seques tered passes, with few
cottages scattered over it, unused and
sang Augustus Toplady. When lad OF
l6, and ON visit to Ireland, he had
strolled into barn in which al illiterate
hyman was preaching-but preaching
reconciliation to God through the death
Of His Son. The homely sermon took
eff ct, and from that moment the gospel
welded all the power of this brilliant
and active mind. During Lis last illness
Augustus Toplady seemed to lie in the
vestibule of glory. To a friends inquiry
lie answered with sparkling eye 30,
my dear sir, cannot tell the comforts
Ifeel in my soul-they are past express
son. The consultations OF God are so
abundant that He leaves me nothing to
pray for. Ny prayers are all converted
into praise. enjoy heaven already
within my soul" And within an hour
OF diving be called his friends and asked
ii they could give him up; and, when
they replied in the affirmative, ears OF
joy ran down his cheeks as he added
90, what blessing that you are made
willing to give me over to the hands OF
my dear Redeemer and part with me !;
for no mortal can live after having seen
the glories which God has manifested to
my soul - And thus died the author OF
the beautiful hymn, Rock Of Ages
Cleft for Me-"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14
SLEEP ZOE cHILpREN.
KATE J. Coy, Sec .

There is no danger that children can
sleep 100 much. The old proyerb
"WLo sleeps, eats" is illustrated in
those little ones who sleep most. Wake
full children sre always peesish, irritable
and lean. If they can be induced to
sleep abundantly they are quite likely
to become good-natured and plump.
heir sleep should be as much during
the hours of darkness as possible, and
therefore it is better that they should 60
to bed before sunset to have their
sleep ut, Than to sleep long after
sunrise in the morning. II is well to
let any healthful, growing child or
young person sleep until he wakes him
self, AMI then give him such a variety
aud amount OF outdoor exercise as shall
make him glad when bedtime returns.
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NO. 24.

that the territory in question extend
ed no farther west than the Rocky
Mountains Every author of note, so
far as is within the writer's knowl
edge. who has expressed any opinion
on the subject. has so declared; but
since the advent of the report. sever
/ al compilers OF school histories, adopt
| ing the verdict of the map and thus
without making any Investigations fol
themselves, have asserted in their
books that the purchase extended to
| the Pacific. One compiler, while adj
herring to lis former statement, thai
..what is now the State of Louisiana
was but little part of the vast terri.
/ tory which bore that name. for this
| territory extended from the Mississippi
| to the Roxy Mountains, has insert
| I'll in his book an exact copy of the
census map referred to, without COR
recting y of its errors. one of which
includes Texas rs Il part of the cession
| made to the United States in 1913.
| Nerd he be told that Texas WAS am
nexed to the Unite1 States in 1915.
and was Immediately after represent
ed i'm our Congress at Washington!
| There are other important errors in
that map, notably one III respect +"
| the original territorial limits of KIN
lucky. 1t is thus seen that while
some instructors are teaching that tue
western limits of the Louisiana Pur
chase did not extend beyond the Rocky
Mountains. others hold that they did
not stop short of the Pacific coast.
Whom are We to b, lieve2 As both
cannot he correct, and the subject is
one of acknowledged Importance, we
| will make a brief investigation into
the facts.
The writer addressed a note to Gen.
F. A. Walker, Superintendent of the
Census, asking him for the informa
ton that induced him in his report to
include the Oregon region in the
Louisiana purchase. The General. in
his reply. says: my reason fol EN-
biacing Oregon in the territory cover
ed 10y the Louisiana Purchase, for the
purpose of the map printed in connec
ton with the report of the Ninth CEN
sus, or, rather. for allowing the map
which Col. Stocking had prepared, to
go into the work without correction
in this particular. was, that the Unit
I'd States government, as | recall the
| negotiations. had made claim to Ore
gon by virtue of the Louisiana Pnr-
chase" In ano her communication.
| addressed to prominent western edu-
Gator, respecting the western limits
| assigned in the map TO the Louisiana
purchase, the Genera. goes further,
saying. II am free to confess that my
in1iriduat rieWs do not coincide there
| nth"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14
8ipe, gals gomnal.
RATeS or ADVERTISING.
SPACE. il wk e wk 10 wkis wk 10 m.ls m. il y'r.
Local notIces 10 cents pei Iine.

Question discussed by Association.
The subject Of instructing pupils in
regard to parliamentary rules was in.
tro,luced by one gentleman present,
and WAS discussed by Association. fol-
lowed by an interesting talk by Supt
Rosenherger.
Thought introduced by Mr.. Reed
that too much is attempted in our
schools. to the neglect of the leading
| branches.
Recess.
Question Box by Miss Reed.
How may Constitution be taught as
4 general exercised Discussed by r.
L. Reed and B. II. Corcoran.
Then followed .sGeneral Exercises in
school, by Miss Finley. No discus
sion.
School Work by Supt Rosenberger
then followed. lie explained how to
use the new form of term reports;
,ls9 program rs found in Lunns Reg.
lster.
Diploma read by Superintendent.
Attention called TO Educational pa
pers.
Discussion by R. L, Reel. G L. Bow.
m IN and others. on the subject of the
standard 10 be used in making the
examination papers of pupils.
Report of Committee on resolutions.
Resolved, That til. members of this
association tender their tll.nks to rho
people of Pierce Valley for their kind
entertainment.
Moved and carried that the resolu.
tion he adopted.
Critics report read.
Moved and seconded that we ad-
journ; carried.
Names of those present at the Asso.
ciation: q. l.. Bowman, w. II. HEX
ok. Is. IL. Corcoran, A. Waiter, II G.
Wilson, q. ". Wright. w. A. Caldwell,
f. Z. Waiter. G.. +. Davis, A. Rosen-
berger, John Walter, Clara Me Elroy,
Anna Wall, Attic A. Reed, Abby
McD. Smith, Minnie White, Ella
White, Allie Nero, Helen NJ. Ives,
MIS-. c. W. Wright, Mrs. VIM. Finley,
Birdie Wright, Alice Davis, Nellie
Proctor, Kate j. Coy, Mary Ii. Smith,
Eva Jeardeau, Gertrude Wright, Eva
Miller, Lldoska Walter, Eva Wright,
Isabelle Rallin, Della Caldwell, Winnie
Finley. Eli Proctor, g. A. Waiter,
YIN. Finley, E. +. White, K. L. Reed,
j. IL. Taylor, NJ. l.. Collins.
"A. RosESBERaER, Pres.
KATE J. Coy, Sec.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14
RID EEFECr OF .LAILS.

As jails are now managed they are
simply hotbeds of vice for the inmates,
and youth detained ia one of these
places for week, however innocent OF
crime he may have been on entering. Is
morally certain to bring away famil-
iarlty with criminal ideas and methods
which cannot fail to make him worse
cit zen than he would otherwise have
been. Young and old meet together in
the Jail corridors and exchange their
most sensational experiences, which are
sure to be their most demoralizing ones,
and the only emulation excited there is
that to excel in vice. The Jail system OF
the whole country needs thorough rem
ovation, and any board" or confer
ence" which tends to such result de-
serves the good wishes of all honest
citizens. -MflVo1kee Sentinel.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14
fouisiana Parohass.

In compliance with the expressed
wish of the members of the Teachers
Institute held in this county last Au-
gust, we shall now proceed to Il some
What minute consideration of the
question, Ibid tie Louisiana Pur-
chase extend to the Pacific 0cean?' as
presented 10y John j. Anderson, T, I'll
d., in Ills critical essiy on this@sttb
jet. He says: .The Ninth Census
Report of the United States. being for
The year 1870. contains a map which
represents the Province of Louisiana,
commonly known MS the Louisiana
Puschas-. acquired from France in
1903. as stretching from the Mississi.-
pf river to the Pacific OCEAN. Up Ia
ti- app arance of that report II was
generally uadrgsaod AMI Dslsvod