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the brain OF morbid fanctcs. Promptly cures Rheu-
matism by routing it. Restores nfe-giving proper
ties to the blood. Is guaranteed to cure all nervous
disorders. RB- Reliable when al opiates fail. Re.
freshes the mind and 1nvigorates the BODY. Cures
dyspepsia or money refunded.
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SAMARITAN
hEBvlNE

Ing the cause. Routs bilious tendencies and makes
clear complexion. Equalled by none In the delirum
OF fever A charming resolvent and matchless
laxative. 1t drives Sick Headache like the wind.
~ drastic cathartic or opiates Relieves
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a SKEP7IC SAID

ugly blotches and stubborn blood sores. Eliminates
Boils, Carbuncles and scalds. rPermanently and
promptly cures paralysis. Yes, 1t is charming and
heathful Aperlent. Kills scrofula and Kings Evil,
twin brothers. Changes bad breath to good, remoy.
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LIVE AGENTS WAITED.

SOLD rY Az pruce1srs EVERYWHERE
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-t'tHfalsia, Inl!HtnZa, sore Lungs, BIeeulilg at
Chronic rheumatism, Chronic Diarrhoea, Chr
Spine and Lame Back. Sold everywhere. S
An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist.
now travelling In this country, says that most
Of the Hnrae and Cattle Powders sold here
ere worthless trash. He says that Sheridan g
Condition Powders ara absolutely pure and
immensely valuable. Nothing OH earth will n
ful to pint food. SOLD everywhere, or sent b.
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Ell VS.
CREAM BALM

Apply by the fin ger
into the nostrils. 1t
will be absorbed, eff
l'cctually cleansing the
nasal passages of ca
tarrhal virus, causing
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Lowell, Mass, Jan. Is, 1878.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-12-13
,oNsIN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER -, 1889.
Plsrdia Lesier.

What of the climates 81 Florida2 The
cold wave that swept oyer the north from
theIlth 10 the 18th uit., was slightly felt
| in this state, but not 20 much as to cause
frost, at least in this vicinity, and to this
fact the green cotton plants (Which are
very sensitive to trostl, bear witness and
may be seen in the suburbs Of the town
bearing ripe cotton balls and fresh bios
/ SONS.
| Rains have been very scanty the past
month, and it has been So dry that the
strawberry interests are likely TO suffer
seriously.
When severe cold prevails il the north,
We have here, for the most part, cool and
cloudy weather.
Strawberries-No one expects much
fruit from plants, except those set in
well prepared soil, this season, that is,
at any time since last july
Fruiting begins in January, and is
commonly pushed little by extra ferti-
llzing during the last culture Of the
plants, as they begin to blossom, after
which they are mulehed to keep the
fruit from the sand.
Prices obtained for the first ripe fruit
are fabulous, but | have verified state
ments made in regard to this matter, so
that / believe such statements cum gra-
no sails.
The statement is now neither new nor
strange, that nice fruit often brings two
dollars, and even three dollars quart in
the cities of Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia and other places, during the latter
part of January and in February Of each
year.
Naturally this branch of gardening re-
ceives much attention, fol the reason
among others, that this iruit is much
grown on land set with orange trees, and
people do this successfully until the trees
are nearly large enough to fruit, which,
if budded on stock Of two or three
years growth, and transplanted the next
year, will begin to bear the third or
fourth year from setting in the orchard
But this will be considered later; we
were talking of strawberries. Most per-
sons who do anything in this line, cult
yate breadth Of one or more acres, and
one man in town has breadth of fifteen
or twenty acres set with plants, mostly in
rows foot apart, four rows in bed, and
vacant space Of four feet intervening
between beds.
Onions, tomatoes, lettuce, radishes,
peas, cabbages and turnips command a
full share Of attention in truck garden
ing, and bring good returns, very much
of the total product being shipped to
northern cities, and sold on a bare mar
ket
The Florida ''boom," which no person
well posted need ignore, is based, not on
richness of soil, nor solely on salubrity of
climate, but ON its adaptation to produce
certain fruits and table supplies, at a time
when the general market il bare, and
such things command high prices.
Not only so but long staple cotton, which
grows luxuriantly on the hummock lands
of this state, is becoming each year a
more important article of export.
L. p. w.
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The saw mill will start up after New
Years day.
Certain habitual drunkards in this
vicinity have been posted. Good plan.
Still there is more to follow.
A dance will be given at the Linden
House New Years eve.
Mrs. w. FL. Campbell is just recover
ing from severe illness.
The toy goods for Xmass at Schul,
thess' are simply immense. Don't go
there.
Our new blacksmith "takes the
cake" for good work. Try him.
Mrs. III. Fritz has been i'll OF lung
fever, but is now able to be about.
Mr.. F. A. Terry is the gentlemanly
teacher of our school.
No new cases of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Oberding, mother of Jos. 0ber-
ding, is visiting in Plum City.
Miss Ross. from Indiana, is visiting
her grandparents in Plum City, and
will remain all winter.
Sheriff Sands gave us call last
week.
Before buying your winter foot gear
call and see Budewitz's new stock.
A daughter at August Drummer S
last week.
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Maiden Rocks New scheos House.

After the destruction of the buildings
that had served as school-houses by the
fiery elements last spring, the people of
this little village, of legendary fame, We're
undecided as to what they should do in
regard to school matters. But at their
annual meeting they arrived at conclu-
sion which does them credit; i. e. ), that
the old school house should have a worthy
successor in the shape of a $1,000 stone
structure.
The building is 28x50 fl. and consists of
two large rooms, also two large entries, or
halls
The upper room is used for the primar-
les, or Grade; the lower room is for the
grammar. school pupils. In this room
there are two grades; Grade and 3.
The school is furnished with good seats
of modern, approved plan, and there is
plenty of black board, ia good feature in
any SCHOOL,; then, just aboye the main
blackboard are neat program black
boards.
The windows, twenty in number, are
fixed so that they can be readily lowered
from the top. This is not the best way to
ventllate, but the curtains are.so arrang-
ed that they throw the cold current OF
air towrrds the ceiling, thus giving it time
to become heated before it comes in con-
tact with the pupils.
The walls are built of limestone rock,
taken from one of the best quarries in
the county, with dead an space of six
inches between the outer stone wall and
the inner wooden wall This makes a
very warm wall, according to well under
stood philosohical principles.
The roof has fire-proof covering and
it is crowned with a cupola in which
hangs a 800 Id. bell, whose tones sum
mon the youth of the village to their dali
ly labor
Two new Webster's Unabridged Die
tionaries, two new ten inch globes, two
call bells, erasers, and two new eight day
clocks, constitute the chief part of the
apparatus as yet.
Mention might be made of eomodi-
Gus wood house, built at the rear of the
main part, and connected with it. Al
though this was not expressed in the
contract, vet Mr.. J. D. Trunbull, the
builder, did this much gratis. He has
left work, well finished, and of which
he may well feel proud; as do the people
Of the district
School has noV been in session one
month"; and everything seems to be run
ming smoothly. 4 noticeable feature OF
the school il the excellent primary work
that is being done, under the skillful and
energetic management Of Miss Belle
Frye.
The grammar grade embraces all the
branches required for First Grade GER
| tifeate in its curriculum Natural Philoso-
ply, Algebra, Geometry, etc.
The pupils of this grade seem to be
selfreIiant and capable of doing good
work reasons previous competent teach
ers, Mr.. 4. RosenbeTger and Mr.. @. +
Rice. Circumstances seem favorable fol
the MAIDEN Rock school to win q namt
among the leading schools Of the county
A CLOSE OBSERVER.
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supt. Rosenberger brought out the

| Supt. Rosenberger brought out the
subject Of map-drawing and clearly
demonstrated that it is an invaluable
aid in the study OF geography.
Intermission of Is minutes.
After intermission G. L. Bowman
had thirty minutes talk on Letter
| writing.
Mrs. 0'Toole read short paper on
| "The Practical III our work. !"
W. A. Caldwell read good article
on '.Arithmetic in the Upper Form. =
In the discussion of this subject, the
idea Of studying mental arithmetic be-
fore the practical, was advanced.
The Question Box by B. ii. Corcoran
was the next thing in order, The
first question in the box was 'sWhat is
the advantage of the tree method oy-
er Reed & Kellogg's method Of dia-
gramingl" Answered by R. L. Reed,
That the only advantage is in It's origt-
nality.
The second question was "Give an
explanation of the tides. r. l.. Reed
gave a short explanation, which was
received without a demur.
A vote of thanks to the little folks
who entertained us with their exercise
ID reading was moved, accepted and
adopted. Motion carried to adjourn.
Meeting adjourned SINE die.
H. G. WmaoN. w. II. HIeKoE,
Secretary Pro. tenn. PRIEST.
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The village school commenced last.
Monday.
Jud. Williams returned from Polk
county last week with nice deer.
Wood hauling is the order of the
day.
Mr.. Knapp, of the Journal office,
was interviewing our town last week.
He says: Now is The time to pay up
your subscription"
The quarterly meeting at the NJ. E..
church last Saturday and Sunday was
we'll attended. Rev. Joslin continued
the meetings this week which are at
tended with unusual interest.
J. W. Corneiison has made some
substantial improvements to his
dwelling, plastering it throughout,
E. S. Danforth did the mason work,
The town clerk will deliver the tax
roll to the treasurer next Saturday.
We have a notary public in our
village now, j. L. Beddall.
Dawson, the miller, Is running Hav.
erlandt's mill day and night, and the
mill is full all the time.
Moses Gornelison has purchased the
farm known as the \. j. Moore farm,
of his father-90 acres, consid GRAFTON
81 800.
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Rock Elm Center.

The roads are decidedly.r trough just
now.
The heavy rain last week did not
penetrate the frost in the ground, anu
consequently did springs and wells 1T
tie or no good.
There is to be a donation festival at
G. A. Hawn's on Tuesday evening Tor
the benefit of Rev. Haskell.
There are four workmen in the
blacksmith shop of Melcher 4 Co. and
all seem to be constantly employed.
There seems to be but little sickness
in our town. But matrimony is
sweeping the community worse than
the measles eyer did. And everybody
who hasn't had it at least once or
twice are falling victims to it. AT
this rate manageable person in our
community will be a curiosity. Ey-
erything else seems to Indicate an
open winter. More particulars in the
near future.
Our Maiden Took and Woodville
mail carrier, Mr.. Chas. Holbrook.
sports new team, a gay pair Of grays
that come in ION time independent
of roads, and passengers are assured a
coed ride.
@. A. Hawn is in receipt of a choice
collection of buffalo robes, shipped
directly from Fort Yates, Oak.
Whole skins Indian tanned, the best
of which he is selling at the low price
of $40 each, and other grades at low
figures. Now is the time to get a
bargain before they are gone.
A call is out for meeting of farm
ers to be held at Fox's Hall on Friday
evening next. Tomake arrangements
for the establishment of cheese fac
tory at the Center next spring.
The fire company are contemplating
the feasibility of building them hall
Mt no distant'date.
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diamond bluff.

The D. B. choir will give concert
and festival at the church in the viii
lage of Diamond Bluff OH Wednesday
evening, Dec. 10Th, for the purpose
of purchasing an organ for the church
Admittance- adults. Is cents; child
rem under Il years, 10 cents.
Perhaps some of the friends of Mrs.
Forinda l.. Eaton would like to know
how she was received in her eastern
home. The following Is taken from
the Lewiston ME Gazette:
lone of the pleasantest gatherings sabatis had
for q long time was that which took place at the
home of Mr. Leslie o Eaton, on Saturday evell-
inc November 4th Mr.. Eaton has made several
trims to the west, but bringing home on his last
triu n Young bride-the daughter OF Rev J.. A.
n WEIGH a Free Baptist clergyman OF Diamond
Bluff Wis On Saturday evening a large mum
her of invited guests met at the house OF the
young couple to tender their congratulations,
gifts etc. There were several hne presents,
among them an elegant easy chair, presented by
Mr. Joseph Thorpe the result OF an agree
meDt entered into some time ago between him
and the bridegroom. Not the least enjoyable
feature of the evening was the music furnished
bv the sabatis Band, live organization noweX
listing in our midst The band gave an out dooI
serenade early i'll the evening and then entered
the house to enjoy the occasion with the rest
and to partake of the luXuries provided lof inc
guests. Thus the hours passed swiftly amld
music and social mirth, At about IL p, M the
| long continued happiness and prosperity OF the
| happy couple: the band bidding them good
night and marching to their quarters to the tune
| of Aud Lang Syne.
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ST. paul.

The schools hold an anniversary of
the Carey sisters December twenty.
first, giving Friday afternoon to Sc
lections. music. and essays relating TO
them. There will be a vacation or
two weeks. after that.
Miss Addelle A. Woodbury., prime l.
pal of the school at st. CroiX Falls,
was in town last Saturday. well
come visitor.
Our mayor seems to be in some d an
ger from the lower classes whose bus
mess his enforcement of the law has
injured. But he has the sympathy of
Ill good citizens.
Ladies' hats vary from the pattern
of Il coal-hod to half a postage stamp.
George Williams and Hersey Lord
smiled one of their sugary smiles up
on us last Tuesday Repeat it.
Go to the art exhibition at Mime
apoli5 for rare treat.
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RECESS, ): 80 r. N
Report of Teachers association, held n Prescott

Report of Teachers Association, held In Prescott
Dec. 8th
Association called to order at l0:l5
i. m.
The President being absent, motion
was made and carried that Supt. Ro-
senherger take the chair.
II. G. Wilson appointed Secretary
pro TEN.
The first topic on the program was
Primary Reading by Miss Helen Ives.
Che class exercise conducted by Miss
Ives was excellent. The discussion
on this was animated and several good
IDEAS advanced.
The next subject was History by H..
c. Wilson. He presented short
written article which was thoroughly
discussed by those present.
Mrs. NJ. Postlethwaite next present
ed an interesting subject, 1.-The study
of Language before commencing
Grammar as a science.
The President having arrived and
taken the chair. the next thing in or
der was to elect the officers. Mr.. w.
HI. Hickok WAS reelected President
for the ensuing year; Mr.. w. A. Cad
well was elected Vice President, and
Miss Mary West Secretary.
on motion meeting was adjourned
until lis p. m.
Meeting called to order at 100 p. m.
Mrs. Postlethwaite appointed critic
for the afternoon.
The first topic for the afternoon ses.
sion, was "Diagraming in Grammar.
by r. L. Reed. 1t was presented in a
concise and attractive manner,
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spring valley.

o. A. Lawrence has bought the
eighty acres at Spring Valley known as
the .'Jack Kelly place. /" Mr.. Law
rence,has sold it again, all but about
six acres. to NJ. Tic.
Some hungry, starving thief stole a
dressed hog from Lewis Aaker. The
hog weighed nearly 800 lbs. 1t S
pretty certain that that hog was full
of trich-in9. and in about five weeks
they will make a stampede in the
borders of that mans soul.
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Paul Hendrikson has met with a
windfall from Norway to the amount
of five hundred and seyenty-iiye dol
lars.
The sportsmen and hunters of this
locality have had great time after 4
wild steer that got away from Christ.
Ricker's drove about three weeks ago
He has been shot at several times, but
at present writing he has eluded all
efforts of his pursuers to capture him.
James and Kate Meeham have re-
turned home from Angus, Mimi,
where they have been sojournine since
last spring.
James Cunningham had a two yeal
old steer killed recently by stack OF
straw falling on him.
Several of our neighbors are under
brushing preparatory to cEopping and
clearing land.
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spring Lake.

Mr.. W. G. Knight began the winter
term of school at Cady Greek last
Monday.
Karnes' saw-mill caught fire q short
time ago. The flames were extin-
guished after having done some dam
age.
Mrs. Hill, sister of Lewis kinnett,
is visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity. She intends To max e
this her future home.
David Reed has been crippled for
about two weeks from the effects of a
cut on his foot.
S. Brown begins his school in the
Brown district next Monday.
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Waverly.

B. j. Thompson is teaching in the
Carmichael district. town Of Maiden
Rock.
Blakeley & Co. will run the feed
mill every Saturday.
The site for our new school-house is
not definitely settled yet.
Miss Lucy McShaue. of Hartland is
teaching four months term of
school in the Hurley district.
L. J. Fitzgerald and Miss Maggie
Buckley were married on the LIST inst.
We are informed that the electors
of district No. |, Ell Paso, are anxious
to disorganize and form joint dis
trict with the town of Gilman.
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The story Of Puff. by Mrs. c. NJ.
Livingston. tPansy's sister, is one of
the most fascinating stories of its kind
ever written. 1t presents the antobi-
ography of a canary, its haps. mis-
haps, reflections, etc, in the choicest
and simplest language, with rare
blending OF pathos and humor. The
delightful little sketch is. indeed,
worthy of comparison with the famous
story Of "Rab and has Friends, and
viii afford genuine pleasure to readers
old aud young. rs cts. Sent postpaid
on receipt of price. D. Lothrop Il Co.
Boston.
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KinnEcki.nic.

Miss Mable Perrin is the happiest
little girl in town. having little sis
ter.
viii White recently purchased for
ty acres of land of Mic Bonas.
e. T. Fallansbee, town chairman, is
at Hudson attending the meeting of
the county board.
Mrs. J. Fl. Rose. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. L. F. Fuller. re-
turned to her home, at Cresco, Iowa,
last Monday.
Quite a number of our grangers at
tended the Pomona Grange at Roberts
last Thursday and Friday.
Our new sheds at the NJ. E. church
are nearly completed.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

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evervbodv in every county in the United states
and Canada Enlarged by the publisher to CHS
pages Il contains over s,e50 household recipes
Is5 + s,s;tsY ri an classes AMI conditions of so
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Esdaile.

Mrs. Eaton has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Curtland. Of this place.
Chas. Betcher spent several days of
last week in this vicinity.
The roads between this place and
Ono were in such condition that
teaming by the Mill Co. had to be
suspended for a few days last week.
Frank Rasmussen. miller at Knox
Lewis mill, and Miss Stena Peterson,
both of this place. were married Sat-
urday, and have gone to housekeeping
in the Strickland building.
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The Eclsum Rheumatic OH.

r,.lst reliable remedy for the
.noaay and permanent cure of rheu-
Spe tfsn neuralgia, stiff Joints, pain
~ s,,'I f,,e side. baek and loins, sprains,
l 81 .;se setA throat. chilblaias, frost
% ut feet soft eorns, chapped hands,
e .ore soss and rains IL the legs, feet
and Joints, ard in I'D Ssases where
there is pain OF distress Of any kind.
Price so cents.
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Ono.

A heavy shower Of rain visited MS
last thursday afternoon.
a very little snow last Friday night.
shodld this kind Of weather contin-
ne all winter it viii knock the calcnla-
tions of many OF our farmers In the
head.
Geo Haines is going to manufacture
and run wood saw this winter.
We understand that J. Sleeper who
left here some time since for Wash
ington Ter. is not pleased with that
country and wishes himself back in
Pierce Co.
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Certificates tssuea-FaH of 1883.
FIRST GRADE.
Maiden Rock, Belle Frye, Taylor Frye
Rock Elrn.-florence N, Dansoa.
Ellsworth -Thos J MeAndrew.
Prescott &c, l.. Bowman.
Lost Cfeek.--Jn0 Murphy.
River Falls-D0minic Sehuler.
SECOND GRADE.
River Fal1s.-M l.. Collins, w. H. Putnam
Hattie A. Tibbets Catherine Putnam
Prescott-W. Caldwell, Helen NJ. Ives Clara
McElroy.
Ellsworth.-W. J. Moore, May Philips Ella
Kline
Esdaile-Felix Mcshane, Sarah e. Daring
ton, Maggie Darlington.
Maiden Rock,--Lulu Sands, Lizzie Kayne.
Lost Creek.--Maggie DeverauX.
Herbert.--Chas. CfoWhart.
Wilson, st. CFoix Coy, e. Knight
Wayerly.--B j. Thompson.
Diamond Bluff.-B. Gilman.
Rock Eim,--Jennie l.. Fedderly.
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K1NNreKINNIc, Nov. Is. 1883.

I have used Thos. E. Tubbs' Family
Remedies for the past years, and
like them very much. The Elixir OF
Life is the best cough medicine that |
have eyer used in my family. / have
also used it for epizootic in horses
and it always cures. have never us.
ed anything in my family that will
equal his Ready Relief to Pain, it has
never failed 10 cure with US, and ]
have family OF twelve. The Excel
sior Lininient is all that he CLANS for
it for MAI and beast, as have thor
orugly tested 1t. j. !. DEAN.
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Correspondents. discussions, etc. are desired
from be TEACHERS and the FRIEsns Of EnucA-
TToEin this county. Address all commanica-
lions to the Editor. at Ellsworth. Wis.