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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-24
LANCE & RULLARrox,

Real Estste. Insurance, Brokers
for rntnes and mining properties.
GOttAted- General Com missions
Pr0Erpt attention TO all CORES
pondence. II w. First IT, be-
tween Main and Spring Los An
xelen. Cal. mf2 I'm
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Notice.

| am compelled to make room for
other goods, to arrive soon. On that
account will close out my stock of
spring wagons at very low figures. I
will sell
l.inch axle, 3-spring wagon. 1926
] t-inch axle, 3 spring wagon. ...Sl30
lf-inch axle, 8 spring wagon. sl35
Platform and Aspiring wagons in proper
ton. A few Oshkosh open buggies will
be closed out at 500. These goods l
consider by far the best value ever
offered on this Coast, as they are first
class work, and fully warranted. Be
sure and see them before buying.
II. GIEsE,
je24 I'm 25 Also street, L. A.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-24

All other goods line to be slaughtered
entire stock and stylish goods and has been only recently
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-24

3ihftot DSthSs aotshr SnAtOu thO 9ctt<t-
plant This. vegeto animal being is Of
the simplest form, composed Of a single
thin cellule, Of ovoide shape, containing
yellowish liquid. This ovoid cellule,
II placed in congenial surrounding,
such as q watery solution of sugar
slightly albuminous, few hours there
after sprouts out into other cellules of
the same shape, which in their turn
likewise sprout out and TINS continue
generating other cellules, until all the
sacharine matter has disappeared from
the solution
In the manufacture Of wine, If it be
the object of the producer to obtain a
dry and full-havored wine, he will
gather the grapes as soon as they
have acquired their proper maturity,
and long before they begin to shrink or
shrivel on the stalk. Should he desire
All acid, tart or brisk wine, he will
gather them before they are perfectly
ripe. But ii it is a sweet wine that is
desired, he will defer the vintage as long
as possible. And such is the climate Of
California that the wine maker has the
option of this choice in almost every
county of the State, and in nearly every
year.
The color of the wine il derived from
the skin of the grape, with the excep-
ton Of three or four species of grape
whose juice itself is red or purple. The
juice Of red or black grapes, with the
exception Of those here alluded to, when
fermented without contact Of the skins
or hulls, give wine equally as colorless
as that given by white grapes.
Flavor, aroma and bouquet are too
often taken to mean one and the same
thing. This is very great error.
Flavor pertains more especially to the
taste, or, rather, lingering after-taste, Of
the wine when swallowed; aroma and
bouquet appeal only to the smell. and
among connoisseurs are distinguished by
the fact that aroma exists and is recog-
nized in the grape itself before fermen.
tation takes place, while bouquet only
manifests itself long after the fermenta-
ton Is completed. Bouquet is never
present except in the purest wine; 1t Is
not single perfume, and from that cir.
cumstancs It is named bouquet, to recall
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-24

MR.. L. J. ROSE
said that he had raised Muscat grapes.
The question of bearing was of locality
and soil. He found the cactus land the
best, with heavier and better fruit.
Mr.. Haraszthy made few remarks
about larvae, and invited Southern Cali
fornians to attend the meeting of the
State Board at San Francisco in August,
when grand viticultural exhibition
would be had.
Adjourned.
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oliver.

S. j. Hill comes to the front with
an apple % inches in diameter of the
Minnesota variety, weighing 10 ounces
The stave mill shut down last Fri
day.
John Bailey has gone to Baldwin to
work in the stave mill at that place.
Everybody and their families went
to the Center Friday and Saturday.
G.. Rideout's new house occupies a
splendid site for observation.
Chat. Van marketed some of the
best potatoes last week, that we have
seen thus far.
Why don't some of our mechanics
build a few houses to let! There
seems to be a q eat demand for houses
here.
Hall & Dan Barrel Co. propose put :
ting in rag and boiling saw here, to
wolk up the elm logs.
G. ID. German has gone to Spring
Valley to work for short time.
G. r. Taylor has been cleaning and
painting his store building, prepare
tory to filling it up with general mer-
| chandise.
We are informed that the stave mill
ut this place has cut three million
| slaves.
Geo. Duclow has bought the Odd
Fellows hall.
NICFATE
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Synopsis Of thu Course Of Study.

Having often mentioned the Course
Of Study for the Country Schools Of
Wisconsin, and desiring that par
ents and all others interested in the
advancement of more thorough and
systematic instruction in our schools
should be conyersant with the work
contemplated to be done under this
course of Study" we shall at this
time try to briefly state few of its
aims, and also give the readers an out
line of the work to be done under it.
1t contemplates the following re-
suits: l. To cover the work that a
pupil should accomplish in country
school by the time he is sixteen years
of age; 2. There is an evenly bal
anced course of study pursued by the
pupil instead of an irregular ZigZag
plan or no plan; 3. Each succeeding
teacher is enabled to take up the work
| where his predecessor laid it down;
4. Irregular attendance is often les
sened because the pupil desires to
keep up with his classes and is not
willing to absent himself from them
unless it be absolutely necessary so to
do.
Much more might be said on this
subject, but our limited space forbids.
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"a library is not like a dead city of
stones, yearly erumbling and needing
repair; but like a spiritual tree.
There it stands, and yields its precious
fruit from year to year and from age
to age. "-Cariyte.
The demand for better qualified
teachers in Pierce county is rapidly
increasing, and the call for those
holding second or first grade certifi-
Gates is steadily advancing.
1t is with a feeling of pride in the
laudable ambition of our teachers tn at
we are able to state that the number
of applicants for second and first grade
examination far exceeds, at the pres
ent examination, what it has been at
any previous time. This is a good
sign for it shows that the minds of
those who will have the control and
education of our children for the next
few months are not rapidly approach
ing stagnation, but on the contrary are
active and ready for the winters cam
paign.
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Wheat still continues to come in,
Notwithstanding the low price. Con-
siderable is brought in to be stored.
Miss Ella Moffat is in Prescott visit
ing her friends and relatives.
Ice froze to the thickness of one
eighth of an inch on Sunday night.
T. j. Griffin is improving the looks
Of the Roddy property by putting up
picket fence in front of it.
Mr. John McNassar and Miss Annie
Kempf, both of Prescott, were mar
ried at the Catholic church last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. PhiIester Felt, of Minneapolis,
/ is here visiting her sister, Mrs. j. NJ.
Bailey.
Mrs. A. Griffin is having her resi-
dence repainted. Sam. q. Williams
and Charley Clemens are using the
| brushes.
David Rice and family have moved
into the Knapp house.
The railroad begins to look little
more like sure thing. a meeting
was held last Friday with the business
men of Prescott, respecting the getting
of the right of way. If the road is
built, the depot will probably be in
lower half of the block between Or
ange and Kinnickinnic streets.
In conversation, lately with G. f
Wilson, who is at present stopping in
St. Paul, lie remarked that he was be-
ginning to detect slight decrease in
the amount of business transacted by
wholesale houses of that city. This
| slight dizziness of trade is owing to
the low price of wheat at the present
time. lie also says that unless the
price of wheat should raise, there will
| he considerably less business done than
in the corresponding months of Octo-
Der and November of preceding years.
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NEiIhank. naknfa.

Elder Wheeler will preach his fare
well sermon next Sabbath.
Truely Dakota is a ''landOf wealth, !"
as Erlandson q Johnson found IA purse
on their storefioor containing about
5000.
About one tenth only of the grain
is as vet threshed. Farmers seem de-
termined to hold their crop until a
rise in the market is brought about.
An immense quantity of coal and
some wood is being unl0aded here this
fall. The former sells at 81. 20 per ton,
ANA the latter at from IS to SIS 80 per
cord.
A gentleman from New York
named West visited the NJ. E. church
of Milbank last Sunday, and donated
$50 to the church. Besides this 1906
we've raised to pay Indebtedness.
Butter now finds quick sale at zoe.
and eggs the same. Potatoes 25c.,
oats Csc. wheat 73e
Among the letters advertised at
Milbank T. D. is one for jerome Ben
son, who now resides at Maiden Rock,
Wis.
The new town ON the MILESTONE
branch railroad has lately been chris
tened Corona, intead of Prior.
The subject for discussion at the ~
ceum this week is, Resolved that the
want of money is the cause OF more
crime than the surplus of it is.
The wild geese are seeking the sun
| nier chimes.
| We saw flock of white cranes pass
over here last Sunday.
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The State University opens with a
good attendance, and very able lac
ulty. 1t is doing very good work.
As both Barnum's Circus and the
Methodist Conference occur this week,
both saint and sinner ought to find
something congenial in the city.
The acquaintance of NJ G. Sever
ance about River Falls will be panied
to learn that his wife is dangerously
i'll at his home in Lisbon, d. L.
Bishop Simpson is advertised to
preach in the opera house on Sunday,
october 8th, at 1890 a. IN,
Rev D. J. Higgins, formerly well
known in Prescott, who married the
widow of Rev. Z. ). Ravens, has been
located at Reeds Landing during the
last year.
Five evening schools begun last
Monday, to accommodate those WHO
cannot attend the day schools.
Prof. Taddis. of the Business Col
Iege, has moved into the Leindeke
Block, corner of Seventh and Jackson.
where lie has very fine rooms, and his
former students will do well to visit
him in his new quarters.
The young man without an oyercoat
must take warning by the snow of last
Friday and deny himself of few nec-
essaries obtainable at the saloon, that
he may luxurate in the ulster or chin
chilla.
@. W. Youngman has fine whole
sale music store on Seventh street,
corner of Robert, and has plans in pro
gress TO make it one of the largest in
the city. as soon as the rooms he has
rented are all finished.
Mrs. Arzelia West Beers. of Clifton,
was visiting friends in the city recent
~, and went from st. Paul to visit
friends in southeastern Minnesota.
Building operations were never more
active than ut present, and they are
mostly of a substantial character.
Jersey and shell hats, about equal
the number of women, regardless OF
the taste and fitness of thu garments
| to the form and complexion of the
wearer. Happy the day, if good taste
and fashion ever agree, and all women
are not compelled to wear the same
style of garment or be ostraeized.
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Maiden Rock.

Steve Peterson's festivegsteeds ran
away Monday morning while he was
hauling merchandise from the ware
houses. They scattered Steve and the
load promiscuously, and battered the
wagon somewhat, but did no further
serious damage.
The commissioners appointed to APP
praise the value of land condemned
for railroad purposes were here last
week. and finished their work. They
were very close mOuthed about it, and
the public are anxiously awaiting
their report.
DR.. Dodd, of the firm of Crary Bros,
dentists, of Red Wing, has been in
town several days, and seems to be
haylng considerable to do.
A mistake occurred in the items of
last week, which made Mr.. Richard
son the brother-in-law of Mr.. Warren.
1t should have been son-in-law.
DR.. A. NJ. Hutchinson has rented the
front rooms over the post-office which
he will fit up for an office. His office
at present is at his residence.
Albert Rose, the obliging clerk of
the post-office, has been engaged by
Mr.. ". E. Warren to serve as clerk fol
him for the next six months. lie Is
also deputy postmaster.
The heavy frosts have demoralized
all kinds of garden sass.
The snow storm of last week was a
vigorous warning to get ready for win
ter.
Miss Eliza Frye preached to good
audience last Sunday, supplying the
vacancy caused by the absence of Rev.
J. Holt. The sermon was well receiy-
ed, and was a practical, logical and
earnest exposition of the subject Sc.
lected. Miss Frye talks rather too
rapidly. Many of her best points fol-
low in such rapid succession that many
ordinary minds cannot fully compre-
bend the truths of one till still Other
follow to confuse and crowd them out.
This is new departure for her, and
with practice and experience she is
destined Co make her mark in the pull
pit.
The Sunday School is TO have con-
cert and entertainment OF a novel
kind, about the first of November. It
will be held at the opening of the
new school house, and it is to be char.
4cterized by songs, dialogues, recita.
lions. and a joy breaking feat ure
which is to be the principal novelty.
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Synopsis.
EoR THE PRIMARY Form.

4 OR THE PRIMARY L ORM.
l. Reading. Primer or Chart
First and Second Readers.
2. Spelling. Oral and written spell
ing of all words in reading lessons
and words from other sources.
3. Writing. First by print, and
then by script letters; write words
and sentences from Readers, and those
presented by teacher.
4. Language Lessons. Proper use
of familiar words, copying and max
ing sentences, observing uses of capt.
tai letters and punctuation marks, re-
producing stories told, and composing
brief descriptions and simple nara
lions. Telling and asking sentences.
Short selections memorized and recit-
ed.
5. arithmetic. Ideas of numbers
and Decimal Notation as far as 1000
Exercises in the four fundamental OPP
erations, by Grube's Method or equiv.
alent. Roman Notation to 100. Prop
er fractions, and familiar tables of de-
nominate numbers.
6. Geography. Oral lessons or
well-known physical and other objects,
on ideas of location, on uses and con-
struction of maps, and on properties
Of the globe.
For THE MIDDLE Form.
|. Reading. Third Reader and
Miscellaneous Works for Children.
Hebster's Dictionary used by pupils.
Recitation of short pieces.
2. Spelling. Oral, written, and
phonic spelling of words in reading
lessons or Spelling-book, and dictated
by the teacher. Copy selected para.
graphs.
3. Language Lessons. Continue
former exercises. Imperative GRd e.r
clpmatory sentences. Simple, CON-
pound, and complex sentences analysed
Subject and predicate, and parts Of
speech studied. Faulty language cor
rected.
4. arithmetic. Processes made IA
miliar. Decimal Notation as far Il:
l,000,O 900. Practical examples Otter
introduced. Factoring numbers
Common and decimal fractions. Com
pound numbers in part. Roman No
tation to 1000.
). Geography. Oral instruction OF
local Geography and the globe, con-
tinued. Map and textbook work il
Introductory Geography on the grand
divisions Of the Earth. Instruction in
map drawing.
6. History. Remarkable incidents
or events in the history of the local..
ty, town, county, and State, related.
! Historical stories about this country.
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KinnIckinnic.

Remember the sale at L. o. Mar
| shall on tho 3tll
| Mr.. Cole isshaylng a well dug at hi:
new house.
| Mr.. Timberlake is having his house
and barn removed to a new site.
Mr.. Churchill is in poor health.
The cuttings at c. williams and
ii. Dodge's passed off pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Whitcomb re-
turned from Clear Lake last Monday.
Mrs. II. 5. Baker has returned to
st. Paul.
Miss Vara Cook has been obliged to
give up attending school on account
of i'll health.
Mrs. Dr. Woodworth was visiting at
her sisters, Mrs. w. L. PERKINS,, last
week.
Mrs. Ed Wadsworth has sister
from Wilmar, minnesota. visiting her.
George Thomas is IN town again.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Whitcomb were
visiting at Point Douglas during the
week.
Mrs. Richter, who has been visiting
ar her fathers, Mr.. L. p. Whitcomb S,
has returned to Red Wing.
j. A. Hamilton has his new house
nearly finished
The neighhors and friends Of Mr.. L..
O. Marshall and wife. met at their
home ON Wednesday last, it being the
twenty Gfth anniversary of their we'd
ding, and left tokens of remembrance
and bid them good bye, as they leave
for the South soon.
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Temperance.
CONDUCTED BY THE - w. c. 7. U.
"F5r God, ani Home, and Ndtiee Land

"F5Y God, and Home, and Ndtiee Land
Regular meeting of the Union on
Friday at 3 p. m.
The annual convention of the W. c.
7. U. of Wis. will be held at Sparta
this month.
We wish all persons who believe in
making and selling home made wines,
beer and cider, thinking perhaps,
they are free from alcohol because
home made would study the Temper
ance Catechism of the Band of Hope
and fad out how strong their temper
ance principles are. The boys and
of that order know how alcohol is
made. j. h. M
Thomas Jefferson said: The habit
of INDUCING in ardent spirits by men
in Office has occasoned more injury 10
the public than all other causes; and
were | to commence my adminiStla
ton again with tine experience | now
have, the fl st question | would ask
respecting candidate would be;
Does he use ardent spirits. Were
this rule applied to continuance in
in office to-day, u good many vacan-
cies would occur. ~ Home GUard.
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Teachers Examinations.
FAIL OF 1883.

A SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION VIII be
held at Ellsworth, Oct. 18th, 18th, and
10Th, which all persons expecting to
teach in the county during the coming
winter but who are not legally quail
fed at that time 30 do so, should at
tend. No private examinations will
be granted except as provided for by
law.
Sessions will begin promptly at 8 a.
m. of the first day and a. m. OH the
following days.
Bring tegat-cap paper, pen, ink, and
blotter.
An average standing of 65 per cent.
with no branch below 80 per cent,
will be required of each applicant be-
fore 4 full years third grade ce'rtifi-
cate will be issued by the examiner,
an average of SIS per cent. will be re-
quired for limited certificate.
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Hav Fever.

From Col. C. II. Mackey, SD Iowa
Infantry: ITO persons afflicted with
Catarrh, would state that have de-
rived more benefit from Ely's Cream
Balm than anything else I have ever
tried. | have now been using it for
three months and am experiencing no
trouble from Catarrh whatever. ]
have suffered for twenty years. c.
H. MAoKEY, Sigourney, Feb. p, 1882.
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The young folks had a dance at Lea
er's Hall last Sa turday eve.
A brother, of Mrs. Decker from
Red Wing, has been visiting here.
A stranger OF the sterner sex has
taken up his abode at Pat. Cunning
ham s..
T. Z. Tubbs, the medicine man, y
of River Falls, has been through here
recently taking orders in his line.
The corn crop in this neighborhood
will be inferior both in quantity and
quality.
The Town Boards of Rock Elm and
Ell Paso have formed the much needed
joint district here. The territory or
ganized consists of ) p sections.
f. Ii. Grant, late OF Rock Elm, but
now of st. Paul, has been down here
visiting his parents and friends. He
took in the G. A. r. at Rock Elm.
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RIVER THURSDAY. A.
!. urifine. Analysis AND comhi.

I. WritiRg. Analysis and combi
nation of small and capital letters
Full set OF copg-books of any system,
FoR THIS UPPER FORS.
/. Re@diAg. Fourth Reader. and
selected reading. Declarations and
reading essays.
2. Spelling. Mainly by written
method, spell words in reading lessons
and spelling-book. Learn rules for
spelling and common authorizations.
8. Language Lessons aud Gram
mar. Study the ordinary textbooks.
Attend to faulty constructions in Syn
tax. Parsing and Analysing. Write
compositions and letters.
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J. B. Meehan's winter wheat went
q bushels, and his spring wheat Is
bushels to the acre.
There is a new wheat run in the
grist mill. Pray & Co.. Minneapolis,
are the makers.
Patrick Cunningham has been treat
ing his friends TO the cigars. He says
its II lb. boy.
Joe. LANCER has moved into his new
house.
Fall blowing is hardly commenced.
CHARLES Henneman has sold pair
of yearling mare colts to Toloff Rolf
son for $500. They weighed $50 lbs.
each.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

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n for the JOURNAL.
An Unwritten Poem.
BY LAURA /. THOMAS.

a homely life with labor filed,
A little farm that's careful titled,
An honest heart-a horny palm
Industrious, earnest, peaceful. calm.
a little cot beside hill.
Anear, a foaming, sparkling rin;
A home Of sober quiet joys,
The birthplace Of our girls and boys.
Here birds sing sweetest-l0ve thrives best
Apart from noisy world-at rest.
Here came we when we first were wed;
Here passed the years that since have fed
Here we together have grown old,
Nigh three-score years DER US have rolled
And still to me thou art as dear
As when a bride led you here.
Here are the graves grown Ger with sod,
of those we've given back to God;
Soon may We lay beside them too,
Meath winters snow. and summers dew.
Our lives are together blent,
poem rare and heaven sent;
Unwritten, yet a sweeter one,
Because It's read by us alone.
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LEGAL Blanks.

A full line of LEGAL BLANKS prin-
ted at the River Falls Press Office,
may be found at the Book and sta.
tionery store of A, NJ. Youells & Co.
Will be sold at lowest prices.
If GEORGE B. MERRICK.