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The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
Grave Charges.

Harrisburg Patriot.
The defendants in the Star-Route cases are
making some very grave charges against the
Department OF Justice at Washington. Their
cases are conducted for all that is In them by
such men as Robert g. Ingersoll and others OF
undoubted ability. The Attorney-General's Is
honesty has not been questioned, but that Of
some OF his subordinates has. II would nat
urally be supposed that in such serious
emergency the Attorney-General would desire
to be at his post and conduct In person the In
yestigation which is In progress. But the
anything of the kind. On the contrary, he is
spending his time travelling over the State
making speeches in support OF the Cameron
machine which are ridlculously contradictory
of his former utterances on tho same subject
This most msthetic, perlpatetlc Attorney
General is cutting anything but an enviable
or admirable figure In this campaign.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
Funernl of DIR. nnrnes.

The funeral of Dr.. william s. Barnes, col
ored, who died suddenly last Thursday at his
residence In washington, took place yesterday
Station at 1925 q. M, and were escorted 20
Laurel Cemetery by members Of the order Of
Tue dood samaritan. Tho religious ceromO-
DR.. Carroll, aud at the grave tho chief OF the
order of tho Good samarltnns delivered n
prayer. The palloearers were Messrs Jacob
seateD, Alex. Hamsley, Isldor oliver, and Vim.
H. MOods.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
Nominated for Congress saturday.

New York-Twenty-ninth District John
Arnot, Of Elmira, Democratic First District,
Perry Belmont, Democrat; Dwight Townsend,
Of Jamalca, Independent; Second District,
David A. Broody, Republican; Third District,
Darwin II. James, Republicans Tenth District,
las Muller Democrats Sixteenth District
theodore Van Heusen, Republican; Sixth Dis
ulctt George ID. Lennon, Independent.
Illlnois-Fourth District, Lambert Tree,
Democrats First District, John II. Hoxlo, vice
j. W. Doane, declined.
Penneylvanla-Twenty ty.fourth District, Alex
ander Wilson, Republican, has boen named by
the cOufcreeg,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23

EITHER the Republicans of New York
are losing their grip or the Democrats are
losing their senses. The figuring now is
being done on a basis of 10000 majority
for Cleveland. We have seen an estimate
made by Republican paper in the interior
of the State conceding Mr.. Cleveland 10000
and General Slocum 10000 majority,
with gain of six Democratic Congress-
men. The fact that the editor of the
paper to which we refer is n pro-
nounced Halfbreed may have something
to do with his representations, but it
must be admitted that all the surface in
dications tend to confirm his theory. We
are, however, at a loss to account for his
theory that General Slocum will run ahead
of the gubernatorial ticket.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
what She said.

She was fair, robust ana as fresh as u "morn-
ing-glory." She rushed In upon him while
no was deeply immersed In the problomatlc
rights OF landlord against tenant. Ie Is "A
prominent lawyer, She Is n beautiful young
child OF Nature from the country, She blushed (;
he bowed. she said 81 tell you what 1t IL,
have found that II Is fact beyond doubt that
tho best place IN the city 70 get boys clothing
Is at d. Robinson & Co.'s, 900 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
Speaking of Howard Carroll.


In view OF the agencies behind this young
man, his present fne promises seem Just
about as valuable as his declaration against
the use OF money, made twenty-four hours
after he had offered fifteen thousand dollars
for the nomination,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23

WE Eare free to say that If we could vote
year We should cast at least one ballot for
the Hon. Howard Carroll. And if our
voting residence were in somo of the wards
of New York city we might cast several
for him. But VIC are sorry to add that we
shall be unable to attend the election this
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
The "Oniy son" of His Father.

Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot.
. Attornoy-General Brewster In his Pittsburg
speech said
Jefferson was born OF humblest parentage,
Democrat. Being so born, IL was not In the
nature OF things that he could be a 'gentle-
man."
tinction between a man OF brains and ''gen-
teman."
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
THE ELOPERS,
Mrs. Annie bury brought Back by
Her Father.

Mr.. Robert Lusby, father OF Mrs. Annie
Bury, who went In pursuit OF tho oloplng
couple Friday evening, returned with his
daughter at % o'clock last night. 1t is under
stood the runaways were found In Plttsburg,
Pa, and that Mrs. Bury returned without n
great amount OF persuasion. Tho elopors
wero on their way to the theatre whom Mr..
Lusby appeared on the scene. No violence
was resorted to on oithcr side.
Tho statement was inadvertently mndo In
Saturdays papers that Mr.. William Shelton
took away with him $1,100 OF Mr.. Charles
Shelton's money. Such Is not tho case. The
amount indicated was absorbed I'm the cracker
business during Its continuance, tho money
being furnished by Mr.. Charles Shelton.
Therefore, II was expended in the business
previous TO the elopement.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23

GENERAL BUTLER says he believes in
Civil Service Reform but that he has n pro.
found contempt for most of the Civil sorv-
ice Reformers. This is the most sensible
as well as most succinct statement of that
issue that We have seen.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23

DON'T fail to call at Mockbee e Co.'s.
corner OF Twelfth and L streets northwest
whom you want pair OF shoes, and examine
their stock. Their motto Is quick GALES and
small profits.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

National Thcatre-R 8 Now Surprise
Pafty-"Pop."
Ford's e-Compllmoutary
benc1t to Mr.. John Il. Ford, whom "Patienco"
will be performed.
Theatre eComique-varletles Mcintyre
and Heath's Combination,-
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
FREE ADVERTISING

Advertisements under Me head OF " Situations
TAINTED" iUfI hcrcoJtcr be inserted IN THE EVEN
INC CRITIC three times FREE. We invite dU
tctshfnp situations TO drdH Themselves oT ms oger.
dnSrors directed IN care Of CRfTIC ONCE ,yW re-
cefro edrcfui attention. business advertisements
three lines three uHiesyor 10 cents.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
"GoIdcn MI edicnI DIscoycry"

eign remedy for consumption, but also for
consumptive nightsweats, bronchitis, coughs,
splitting OF blood, weak lungs, shortness OF
breath, and kindred affections OF tho throat
and chest. by Druggists
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23

Rufus Porter, founder OF the Scientific Amer
icdn, has been passing his ninetieth summer
In perfecting steam farm wagon Invented by
him that weighs 100 pounds.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
LOST AND FOUND.


r OST-ON SATURDAY LAST, A MAHOG-
IL any coored dog, female; white on breast and
toes. If finder will return same to 0i7 N Y. ave.
n, W., and name reward he will confer q favor.
oc23.3ts
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23

NOR SALE - AT HYATTSVILLE, MD,
Is Washingtons most rapidly.groying suburb,
choice building lots, S5xltO situated upon high
sonable good air; good water; pleasant country;
Iittieieid Hyatsviie, or j. II. Raiston, is2G st.
II, w, OclG1m
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23

ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
- property farm two miles from Blrdens6urg,
house of SIX rooms and all necessary outhuldngs.
Apply to John Stephen, ,Bladensburg, Md oclilms
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
FOR SALE-MisceHuneous.

TOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE FOR CASH,
Il n magnificent, nearly new, rosewood case
piano; handsomely finished; carved legs and Tyre;
perfect instrument In every respect; also, with
stool and cover. Apply at once ut ii39 10th ST. NV.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UTANTED-A SITUATION AS A FIRsf.
wv class cook or laundress. Apply at No
V23 11th st. NV. oc2,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23

A LADY Thrown UPON HER OWN RE-
n sources, desires the acquaintance of nice,
elderly gentleman. Address Corrinne, Critic
Office. oc2D3ts
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23

Wy references, employment as companion to
m Invalid Or honsekeeper, or copying, or Cover
office. ocl0
The Evening critic., 1882-10-23
EOR SALE-Houses.

ENoR SALE-BARGAINS; SMALL HOUSE
II buyers to call and see us before purchasin
Danenhower & Son, 1912 + st. N. W. ocli
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A sister of James Stewart, Mrs. Me.
Larren, of La Crosse, is visiting
friends at this place.
There is considerable stir among the
logs, timber, ties, lumber and wood,
now sIeighing is good.
Deer are quite plenty in these parts.
several have been killed by our hunt
ers. Egbert and Edger Human killed
a large buck Monday.
The Good Templars' oyster supper
did not come off on Tuesday night as
stated last week, but was postponed
until Friday night last. They had q
good time aud it WAS well attended.
Three severe accidents happened ut
Temples mill one day last week. A
small boy caught his right arm in the
machinery and lost the second and
third fingers. A man very carelessly
leaned against button SAW, and had
his arm nea ly severed between the
wrist and elbow. The third one got
his right hand smashed to pieces in a
fearful manner. 1t looks as il they
were trying to keep pace with the
railroads.
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In Memoriam.

Mrs. Ariana III. Hughes, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Knowles, OF
this village. whose death we chroni-
cled last week, was born at Fisher
vile, near Concord, New Hampshire,
December 25th, 1S47. With her pa
rents. when about eight years of age.
she came to this place where she grew
to womanhood. Her amiable dispose
ton and rare personal worth made
her the center of large circle of ad-
miring friends and general favorite
in social circles. Some fourteen years
ago she was married to Mr.. George r.
Hughes, of Hudson, where she has
since resided. She had been in poor
health for months and came here u
few weeks ago hoping TO regain her
health, but in this hope herself and
frieuds were sadly disappointed. her
illness terminating fatally on the Oath
ult. The relatives of the deceased
have the heartfelt sympathy of the
entire community in their irreparable
loss
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CONSUMPTION.

1t is said that $4,000 people die an
nually in the United States alone from
this disease. In some sections of tie
country one death in every three is
from Consumption. This can be, and
should he avoided; our people are too
careless about an ordinary cough OF
cold, and other symptoms of throat
and lung affections that lead to this
disease. You should arrest it while
it is in the germ. Two or three doses
Of DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syi-
up will relieve an ordinary cough or
cold. 1t does not dry up a cough like
many preparations on the market a. d
leave the disease behind it. but acts
directly on the throat and bronchial
tubes, removing all the phlegm and
morbid matter that aceumulates IN
the throat and lungs. 1t allays all ir-
ritation. and renders the voice cieal
and distinct. Sold by r. S. Freeman
cal for free sample hottie.
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Ell Paso.


Pat Cunningham has moved into his
new house.
One of William Maybery's horses
died recently. We did not learu the
cause.
Thanksgiving day was strictly oh.
served here. and many turkeys were
conquered.
Chris ii. Reiger, of Prescott. has
bought considerable pork here at SO. SO
per hundred.
One of Ed. Hurley's horses died at
st. Paul. while on his way home from
Traverse county, Minnesota.
oliver Aygern has his house and
barn Insured in the Farmers Com
pany. Agent J. B. Meehan took the
risk.
There is scarcely a good team of
oxen left here but what is sold to
pinery men and their place filed with
two and three-year old steers. Some
are row asking $40 for three-year-
Odds.
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Rock Elm Center.

The ball at Fox's hall on Thanks.
giving was success every way, SO
numbers being sold.
The pioneer gathering at g. A.
Hawn's was IA very enjoyable occ l.
sion. About go persons took supper.
S. Cooke in Fox district, and Miss
F. Danson in Shaw district, com.
menced their winter schools last Mon.
day.
Tie railroad surveyors have run
their line brtween the farms of z.
Chichester and George Miles. across r..
Groot's, the Cookies, w. & j Church
Ills. and the John Brown place just
north Of the school house, then across
A. Bulmer's property and so on toward
Marttl. The surveying party, nine
in number, have been making it their
headquarters at G. A. lawns for the
last two or three weeks.
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| The following letter was received
by Dr.. Johnson, of Hudson, few
days since. The suggestions are good,
and it should be preserved by all per-
sons having children:
NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1882
| To some Physician at Hudson, WIS.,
DEAR SIR: Il notice by the news
papers that diphtheria is raging very
fatally in your town, and hasten to
| Inform YOU of cure that has never
failed with me and is likely new
thing with you; its basis is garlic or
onions.
To begin, diphtheria is no doubt a
malarlal disease; the malaria oper-
ates by weakening the kidneys. which
cannot, in consequence. discharge all
the uric acid that they should rid the
blood of every day; the consequence
is an accumulation of uric acid in the
blood, and the first result is neuralgia
or rheumatism. the next result is fer
mentation of the blood followed by
diphtheria. typhoid fever. small pox
or other zymotic diseases.
The cure is rs follows Eat morn
ing and evening three or four pieces
of garlic or large dish of stewed on.
ions; keep the bowels open with aloes
or some other cathartic; take one hour
after breakfast glass of Seltze Tar.
ter, or teaspoonfnl of bi carbonate
of soda in glass of water; drink one
or two glasses of lemonade daily, aud
gargle the throat every one-sixth or
one-half hour with saturated solution
of chlorate of potash.
The onions neutralize the poison in
the blood, being assisted very much
in this by the bi carb. of soda and
lemon juice. The cathartic passes off
tie fermented and rotten blood
through the bowels as mucous matter
and the chlorate of potash protects
the throat.
The garlic or onions form no doubt
with the bi carp. of soda, a salicylate
of soda in the stomach through the
salicylic acid which they contain.
The cure is prompt, easy and per-
feet, without relapse or other disease
following. The writer, who lives In
marshy, malarious district, has been
cured several times by these simple
means. The gallo is the best as it is
stronger than onions.
The farmers of South New Jersey
cured themselves and their horses aud
cattle from an epizootic that had all
the character of diplitheria two
years ago. by liberal use of the com.
mon wild onion that grows in New
jersey.
If the American people would only
conquer their aversion to garlic and
onions. and eat some daily, all these
epidemics of diphtheria would be pre-
vented,
trust that you will make use or
the above and communicate it to every
other physician in your town and if it
| Is the means of saving any valuable
lives give God the glory of the dis
covery. Yours respectfully.
4 CaRsSTLAE.
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Maiden Rock.


F. w. Carpenter is sick with fever
and ague.
Emery Hill is clerking for F. w.
Carpenter.
Alf. Otis is visiting and hunting in
Burnett county.
Mr.. Denham was in Hudson the
first of the week.
vennor says: Plenty of snow and
cold weather this Dlonth.
George Barton took his departure on
Sunday last for four weeks visit.
A nephew of I. II. Steele is in town
intending to teach i'll our county this
winter.
A young son of John Bowers is
among the late acquisitions to our
neighborhood.
Taylor Frye and Charles Brewer
each reports his school in good condi-
ton; the former enrolls thirteen, the
ldIleI L'iii " -lifC pupiio'
Grandpa Seeley has returned from
Iowa and will assist in the manage
ment of the Seeley House this winter,
in order that Louis may attend school.
John Pritchard, Esq, boasts of
marrying the heaviest couple IN Pierce
county, Mr.. KOaIl and Miss Saran Fer
tig, whose united weight was 5l3
pounds.
We beg leave to differ with Section
2, Article w, of the Rock Elm scheme
in last weeks issue, thasly: A pro-
noun used in connection with a name
that is the chief word denoting the
Deity, requires no capital. Example:
''God provides for all has creatures.
Blair. SO thou merciful God! -
Kert's Grammar, page 43.
1t is proposed to have course OF
lectures delivered by Rev. Benson and
others at the church before long, to
raise funds to defray the expenses OF
warming and lighting the church the
present year. Our people will do well
to attend am, thereby help to pay up
the indebtedness. From the SUI.
selected for discussion we may feel as
sured that the lectures will be 9th
interesting and instructive; also, Rev.
Benson is well and favorably known
AS IA lecturer, as he instructs as well
as amuses his listeners. In our next
we hope to he able to announce the
date at which the lectures will COM
menee, and further particulars of the
same.
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LOGHL CORRESPONDENCE.
sdaiIe.


j. Z. Harris has moved to Red
Wing.
E. Anderson has gone to Pembina to
look after his claim.
S. W. Hays is working at carpenter
ing for Betcher, at Walsingham s.
Henry Bentley and George Brooks
have returned from their claims IN
the west.
A little girl has come to stay indef-
initely at Charley Peterson's. She
arrived on Thanksgiving day.
Will Darlington and Krlst Thomp-
son are the champion hunters of this
place. They brought in another very
large deer u few days ago.
Bert Berdick and Krist Thompson
are working at blacksmithing for
Lusk s. Crane, and Martin Hill is
working in the shop with E. Anderson.
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this is wintrY weather.

Surely this is wintry weather.
1t SHOWS little every day, and the
next day blows it into drifts.
Mrs. j. X. Ravens is in Blooming
ton. Illinois. visiting relatives.
DR.. Benjamin D. Copp, of Chicago,
spent Thanksgiving here with his pa
rents.
Correction: In the place OF NJ. Chase.
us it appeared in last week JOURNAL.
it should have been S. Klose.
One load of teachers that went to
the teachers association at Pierce
Valley last Saturday had II breakdown
ON their way out.
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Business lively.
Our school was never better.

Business lively.
Our school was never better.
Eggs and butter in good demand.
Health is good in town at this writ
ing.
The lake froze over on the night Of
the 9th nit.
Palmer Smith put in an appearance
few days ago.
Frank Fitz Is doing some good work
in the way of cutting stone.
O. E. Riee's little son has been sick,
but is now getting better
Deputy Sheriff Sands has learned
that Mr. Speley is getting no better or
his insanity.
Miss Lulu S,nds has closed her
school for the present on account of
diphtheria.
Some of onr townsmen made Elder
Barker a present of a fifteen dollar
lap robe last week.
E. L. walsingham & Co have num-
her one clerk in their store. a Mr..
Tams from Minneapolis.
Rumor says some of the good folks
of the Rock are going to move TO the
Falls. We have none OF that class to
spare.
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In this climate, where such sudden
chlngps occur in the weather, under
mining the health Of so m my, a med
i,.ine that will prove itself canahle of
coming with the various forms of
throat and lung diseases. will prove
itself great benefactor TO the human
race. Such 4 medicine We are pleased
to announce has been prepared Ivy Mr.
Nathan Gov of this town. and has
proven an Elective remedy for colds
coughs. and all lung complaints. Try
bottle.
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Only S1.15 Per Annum.
junction Mills.
EXCHANGE OF CRISIS.

We call the special attention OF
farmers, as we'll as the local trade, 10
our improved straight grade of -four
We claim far better facilities for mar.
ufacture than other mills in this vi
entity afford. We sort ont all tie
weak stalchy element and impuritits
into two lower grades, leaving high
grade straight that is in fact almost II
full patent -four. Bring strong.
lively, glutinous -four it is NOR,
wholesome than where the starch and
impurities are not taken ont, and Will
yield more bread. We ask only one
trial. and will exchange on the SANE
basis as other millers.
FREEMAN & JACKSON.
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If you have ii cold or cough of any
kind buy a bottle of Hills Peerless
Cough syrup. Use it all. IT not sat
isfied return the empty bottle and We
will refund your money. We also sell
the Peerless Worm Specific on the
same terms. No cure, no pay. Cobb's
Little Podophyllin Pills will cure
headache or no pay.
BCRHYTE & JOHNSON.
Pfuar E.,Iic VIC
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We mintentionally omitted to
make personal mention, last week. of
Mr.. Walter Crossman, who had just
passed few days In his boyhood
home here. Walter is an enterpris-
ing and thriving merchant at Dell
Rapids, Dakota, where he has hosts
of friends aud is making money. In
stead of being the beardless youth of
"a few years ago he now wears a
full BEARD and carries himself with
that quiet dignity which becomes a
mam who has assumed the duties and
responsibilities of family afftiis.
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Boss Liniment.

Nathan Coy. of this town, is now
before the public with 1.-THE $40 or
Boss Linlment. for Calls, Scratches.
Cuts. Grease Heel. and all flesh
wounds. Mr.. Coy has had long ex-
parianoe in dealing with the ailme nfs
If horse flesh. and he is therefore pre-
Jared ta speak. TRY bottle, ana if
rot satisfactory lo1eg will be 70.
funded
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The school board of Hudson is look
ing out for additional school-house
sites, with view of charging the ac-
commodations of the common schools
of that city.
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what Women Should Use.

Dyspepsia, weak back, dependency
and other troubles caused me fearful
suffering, but Pan ker's Ginger Tonic
makes me feel like new being. A
great remedy. Every woman should
use it. Mrs CARTE, P ttsburg.
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A report is current to the effect
that orders have been given for an
extension of the Hudson & River
Falls Railway, from its present term
mus here, to Ellsworth, where june
ton will doubtless be formed within
the next two or three years with an
extension of the Cannon River Valley
Railroad, from Red Wing.
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A horse hltchcd on Main street,
last Saturday, became frightened at
the music emanating from the Simon
Comedy Company Cornet Band, reared
and fell to the ground, dead. We un.
derstand the animal belonged to vii.
liam Brown,
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Thomas Yates has IA fine stock of
holiday goods, to which he invites
public attention. He also manufac-
lures to order, in the most elaborate
style, Jewell y of all kinds.
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Pure honey should be used unspar-
ingly by every family. Il is not only
healthy rs an article of food but
agreeable to the taste, and is compar-
atively cheap.
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The Simon Comedy Company are
PLAYING at New Richmond this week.
The troupe played here last week to
fair houses and gave quite general sat
isfaction.