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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-06-25

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A man named Glover is arrested at Fal
Creek, Wis. for murder in Ohio.

People who desire to preserve their health
should be careful about their diet at this
season, and at no time should they be with
out a supply ofPERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,
the safest, surest and speediost remedy for
all troubles OF the stomach or bowels All
druggists sell it.
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Since breech-loading guns have
come into general use, accidents to
sportsmen are much less frequent than
formerly. although there are probably
ten men pow who hunt to one who
used to hunt in muzZle-loading times.
Occasionally, however, we read of Il
death or horrible accident caused by
careIessness in handling even the safe
breech-loadcr 4 young man out
West named Shannon recently had
his right arm blown off by resting it
across the muzZle of his gun while
standing on bridge. The gun slip
ped, the hammer struck something,
one barrel was discharged, and his
right hand with more or less of the
arm attached went into the river for
fish-bait.
The writer once knew a young man
who was not only an excellent shot
and ardent sportsman, but fine
violinist as well. He could fiddle in
a way that would start one off in a Jig
step before he was aware of it-a mer-
~, reckless fellow IA general fayOrite.
Returning Que evening from fairly
successful afternoons sport shooting
prairie chickens. he swung his gun
around across both shoulders, his
right hand grasping the stock, and his
lett the barrel. Il was Il bracing posi-
ton, which threw his shoulders back
and made him stand erect.
The gun was loaded, and he had
carelessly left the hammers at full
cock After awhile. he thoughtlessly
extended his left hand and placed the
first and second fingers in the muzzle,
and soon afterwards commenced to
monkey with the triggers with his
right hand. Ills thoughts were far
away; rs he afterwards stated, to the
best of his recollection and belief, he
was ut the time thinking of a dance
he was to attend that evening and was
playing Gin his mind) the "Monnie
Musk on his Cremona. He was fin
gering one Of the most difficult STAG
cato passages when loud report oc-
cured, and the gun kicked out of his
grasp and stuck muzzle down in the
rich soil of Wnnebago county. We
both knew ii was useless to search for
the missing tinger-ends, and the man
ager of the dance was put out because
he had to hustle around and secure
another fiddler His hand healed in
time for the fall duck shooting, but
he never put his fingers in the muzzle
of a gun again at least, not the par
ticular fingers mentioned PtcE'S Sun.
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The distinguished u. S. Senator from In
diana, Hon. Daniel w. Voorhees,, certifies
that in case OF rheumatism in the back he
obtained instantaneous relief from st. ia
cobs Oil. He says it is remarkable rem
edY.
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A lady OF Wheelock, VT, has in her posses
sion certificate of membership from the Mas
sachusetts Mechanic association given in 1900
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bear the signature of j. z. Allen, Druggist,
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Throat Diseases commence with Cough,
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Troches" give immediate relief. Sold only
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Hoste tiers Stom
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and prevents malar-
ial feverS dyspepsia,
chronic, constipation,
a tendency 70 kidney
and bladder ailments
and rheun atisIn. and
is Of the greatest value
in cases of bodily
trouble arising from
weakness. Old PEG
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by Il, and it Is highly
serviceable TO conval-
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moreover, q useful
NJ e q lei in e TO take
with one on long Jour
news. and counterscts
the effects Of mental
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ily all Druggists and
Dealers generally.
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/ Grand Union Hotel, opp Grand Cent Depot, N.
| Y. city, 600 elegant rooms, S. a day & upward.
/ Travellers arriving at this depot save S. car
! riage hire and baggage transfer, European plan.
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In Az london chnrches it is custom.

III IIt LOIUOI CHUICIIto 10 Is OII90OIII-
airy to pray for editors OF the great
papers that they may be guided by Di-
vine wisdom. The effects of those
prayers is not usually obvious to the
readers if there is any result at all.
At Hamilton, O., George Schneider, con
victed Of having killed his mother in 0cto-
Der last, was hanged.
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For DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, Depression Of Spir-
itsand General Debility, in their various forms,
also as a preventive against Fever and Ague, and
other Intermittent Fevers, the ''FERRo- PHosPBo
RATED ELIXIR OF CALsAYA" made by Caswell
Hazard & Co, New York and sold by all Drug
gists. is the best tonic, and for patients recover
ing from Fever or other sickness, it has noequal
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bonds Every thoughtful Young should write for
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ULCERS.

For 81 or eight years suffered with ulcers on my
right leg l was treated with Iodle q Potassium and
Mercury, and became helpless. six bottles u awftB
Specific made permanent cure.
Feb 30 1885. NJ. D. WILSON, Gainesville, Ga
Swift's Specific is entirely veretah Treatise on
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Drawer 8 Atlanta Ga OF
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ITOR DISEASES of horses and cattle, nothing COM
pares with Veterinary Carbolisave, 1t is the only
preparation that leaves and ariaby grows the
hair in its original color. Sold by druggists at so cents
and $100.
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METAL POISON.

am coppcrsmith by trade, and the suail particles
Of brass and copper from filing got into sores un my
arms and poisoned my whole system. Mercury admin
lered brought on rheumatism. and heFtua helpless
invalid. / took TWO dozen bottles ~ NHiltt ~lc' nc
nv legs arms and hands all right again. tt=c them
without pain My restoration Is due &" > :. $.
PETER T.. LOW.
Ian q 1875 Augusta. Ga.
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A NATURAL ANXIETY

Prompts many man Of family
to seek his doctors advice as
to the best means of preventing
disease and preserving health.
In such cases the judicious
physician will recommend the
TSa of
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
6till in the Field.

In looking over the Sunday Star, Of
April 26Sh, ] notice an article written
by would.be independent candidate
for Mayor, wherein he speaks OF party
backs. Now, think this comes with
very bad grace from him, but what Is
the matter with him? Has his good
old mother, the Democratic party, which
has been keeping him, by appointments,
since his own mother turned him from
her apron strings, gone back On him, OF
is he afraid that some one more deserv.
ing will get share Of the loaves and
fishes that Is generally dispensed by po'
litical parties? f? Or has the recipient o'
many favors come to the conclusion
that he will have TO so to work to carr
his bread. Say, my friend, have they
given you the grand bounce.
Now, LIDO not, nor never did, thini
| that the voters of Wilmington woult
elect an independent to the office o
Mayor, but II they do, claim to be tn
only independent in the field, as totl
parties bave borne an equal share II
my support, whilst my opponent ha
been living cff of Democratic pap sine
his mother weaned him.
Now, will not the voters of Wilm ing
ton think he is rather presuming in hi
claim as an independent Thinking
30 myself, l wieh to say that am sti
in the field as q candidate, and II d.
feated, I intend at the next appoin
ment of Register of births, marriages an
deaths to be an applicant for said otfic
also will apply for the pcsi....6n of Sc
retary of the Boa-33 Of Health.
CHRISToPHER DONNELLY,
Independent candidate for Mayo
! City papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
A Cold Blooded Murder

MARION, 8. G., April 2S.-DanieI
Kinds, aged sixteen, had difficulty
on Saturday with son of John Cain
and used insulting language 10 Mrs
Cain. A. young man, one Williams
reprimanded Kinds for using such Ian
guage to a lady, whereupon Hinds
cursed him. Williams picked up some
shavings and tossed them In the boys
face. Kinds seized gun and fred ai
Williams. missing him, and then ran
In the direction of his home. Will
liams fred In the air with q pistol tt
frighten Kinds, who. within an hour
returned with double barreled shoi
gun and accompanied by his father
Restor Kinds, who carried q pistol
the two entered the store of Williams
and while the father presented hi
pistol and cursed him the son fired boti
both barrels of his gun at him, one LOAD
entering the face and the othe
| the breast. At last accounts William
was dying. The murderers fled.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Lower Bran dy win Q.

The Illustrated Lecture of Rev. Geo.
E. Jones, of Baltimore, in Lower
Brandywine Presbyterian Church on
Monday evening, the eth inst, on the
" Lights and Scenes of Egypt and the
Holy Land" was very much enjoyed
by the large audience present. His
description of the cities of the Saviour's
sojourn and resort, and also of the Pyra-
mids of Egypt, of his ascent and descent
of them, and of the modes and customs
of the people, and Of Ess recent tour
|. generals, was attentively listened to by
the many friends of his old charge, who
gathered around him in numbers for q
Cordial shake of the hand, after the de.
livery Of his lecture. This conPrega'
tion is in harrrryy and PROSPER GUS oondi
tion with Its genial, i.ts.". enH eness
getic young pastor, Rev. I. Z. Mellow
ell, who has been the prime mover In
the first year of his pastorate in free
ing the church of its debt. which 1t has
been carrying for more than q dozen
years, also in painting Sabbath. school
room and parsonage. There has been
more than three times as much money
raised the present year than any year
previous. The accessions OF church
membership compares favorably with
past years some of (which are the
most In teIligent and faithful in the
community. The congregation would
now extend q welcome to all to wor.
ship with them in this church, free ol
debt, beautiful for situation, compare
lively good in comforts, and where the
Gospel IL preached In its simplicity and
purity.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
where TO Ray Pianos.

You can buy the 6nes. pianos and
organs by all the best New York and
Baltimore makers, Al about haIs price
in other stores, where enorm Jus profits
make high prices a necess..ty.
SAVE YoUg MONEY.
Don't throw =. away. You can buy
reilly first class pianos and organs fifty
pey cent. cheaper than elsewhere, aud
gotta written contract to get your money
back at any time within two years, II
the instrument you buy should not be
as good as represented. You will find
the largest and most complete stock OF
pianos and orga3s in the city. ", rrash
from the factory and wa--.anted to give
perfect satisfaction. A full line of
musical inst--ilmente, sheet music,
49,. ~. .nes, ETC., at half price. Also the
following bargains, sent here for sale,
families leaving town: One upright
grand piano, cost in New York less
than three months ago s525, must be
! sold at cncs for only $f95. Also several
fine, almost new organs from families
moving away, and must be sold at once
at any price. 1t will pay to call at the
warerooms of II. WAGNER & Co 726
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

Shortly before 0 o'clock on Tuesday
morning, an alarm Of fire was struck
from box "a, at Front and Justison,
that was caused by the discovery OF
smoke issuing from the second story
back room Of the building Mt the corner
of Front and West streets, the lower
part of which is occupied by J. G. Ellis
Il Co. as drug store, and by DR.. Block
som as an office. The fire was in ap-
partments occupied by Mrs. Jacob
Denn, and 1t is mystery how 1t origi.
mated. The fire department succeeded
in keeping the fire in the one room, the
contents Of which were totally destroy
ed. The remainder of the building was
badly damaged by water, and the fur
niture and carpets in DR.. Blocksom't
office are ruined. The damage 10 the
building is estimated at $500, which il
fully covered by insurance. The stock
and fixtures of the drug store are insur
ed for $4,000, and there Is 81. 600 on tht
furniture and other things in the Of
fce, which will more than cover tn
loss.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
WaahiugtOn Notes.

Secretary Baysrd said last night that
MIR. Kelley had declined tho Italian
mission, but lie refused 10 say whether
Mr.. Kelley would 10 asked to go to
Russia in place of General Lawtop.
The President ON Tuesday appointed
the following collectors Of internal
Revenue: Cornelius Voorhis for Mis-.
souri, vice David A. Steward, resigned; I;
John Whitaker for Oregon, vice John
lC. Cartwright, suspended ID. Frank
Bradley for South Carolina, vice Ellery
NJ. Brayton, suspended; Hambleton
Sheppard for Virginia, vice William f.
Craig, suspended.
The President on Tuesday signed the
commission of six post masters, among
them George d. Whittlesey, at New
London, Conn.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed Alphonso M, Bullock to be
Shipping Master OF New York.
1t is understood IN Washington that
there is difference of opinion between
Lieu,euant General Sheridan and the
Secretary of War, in regard 70 the aU
thority of tho former, and that The
conflict is TO be settled by an order
from the Pres ident, defining the limit
i"f the authority of the Lieutenant
General of the Army. II Is though
the order will be issued this. week.
II lis stated that the Bureau of Con
struction and Repairs in tho Navy
Department is moro embarrassed tron
.ack Of funds Tor. the present fiscal year
than any ether bureau in the depart
nent. There is balance of only $50,
ttoa0 for this bureau for the next two
months.
The Secord Comptroller Of tho Trea
sury has ruled that officers of the army
who held brevet rank at the time o.
service in the Mexican war are entitled
to three months extra pay allowed by
Congress for such service, according tt
the brevet rank held by them at thu
close of their service.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Tho state BOARD Of Health.

The following, which explains itself,
was received by Registrar Frazer yes
terday
OBFIoK OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE
MILFORD, Del April ~. 1885.
L. Il. FRAZER keq Registrar, etc.
DEAR SIR; have the honor to inform you
that the Board Of Health Of the State ofDela'
ware, at meeting held in tho city of Will.
mington, DEL, on the 22i ult., ranimously
elected you as the Secretary for said Board
Your acceptance Of tho same will afford the
Board great satisi action, and doubtless will
add very materially to its uselulnes, and
etticioncy. Respectfully,
| WIN. MARSHALL, late Secretary.
P.S.-Shou.d you accept, please inform me
that may express to you the books ant
| other property OF the Board. M.
Registrar Frazer has siguified his in
tention of Accepting the position, ant
there Is no doubt but he will perform
TIE duties in satisfactory manner.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
The Roar d Of Health.

President Bush presided at the regu-
lar weekly meeting Of the Board of
Health last evening. 1t was resolved to
ley tie complaint of Dougherty and
Laws, against the B. b P. Railroad
Company, over for one week, so that
the opinion OF the Chief Engineer OF
the Water Department could be OBJ
tained In reference to the matter. The
resolutions passed by City Council in
reference to the Use of Fort Delaware
as a quarantine, were laid over for the
present. A communication was receiv-
ed from Charles G. Ewing, of the
John Moir Sc Son Company, stating
that the nuisance complained of at their
cannery had been abated.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Historical Lfgh;a

By Charles K. Little. author of "Bib-
hcal Lights and Side Lights" This
work will ontain six thousand az tracts
from Standard Histories and Biographi'
es, illustrating twenty thousand topics
especially arranged for Ministers, Lee
turers, Public Speakers, Editors, Law
yers and all who have occasion to ust
illustrations drawn from Historical Ii.
erature. twill be issued in large octa
vo form of nearly 800 pages. Price
5000. Funk & Wagnalls, 10 and 20 De,
street, New York.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
We Have Just Received

another large consignment Of fine goods
in novelties and latest materials in
trimmings, new shapes in fancy colors
in Canton and Milan strews, rich styles
in rough chips, French chips and loop
braids; very stylish fancy bonnets in
all new materials also lot of genuine
imported fine French flowers, that are
very handsome; will he sold at bottom
prices. MRS. Il. 8. KIRBY, 200 King
street. one door below old stand.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

Ekdy finding a new v g., which
sm Tuesday, will confer a great
: tb lady, w1ose son lost the
y returning it to this Office.
gsro,her is depending on her
ktsr living, and it is quite q
bm 10 ler.
iim Toy named Win. Hopes,
|yan, fell out Of a second story
j, ID Philadelphia, striking on
dtat was only slightly stunned.
lNttos Of tie Pennsylvania
A will declare a semi.snnual
adSper cent, en- Friday, May
4 billiard tournament at New
Eriabt Slosson beat Dion by
u 10 to l9i. The winner,
evsGjll.
r'a paid 81 600 license for ex
Ihs show in the towns Of Penn
Ia
Lnteli hotel in s., louis wa
F'o The eXten, Of SiO, 900 by fir
Fstsy afternoon,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Needs roster,nR Care

When q child is fast growing it needs
fostering care and all it's reserve of
energy in order to approach complete
meas OF development. If at this time
1t sustsins damage or injury Of any kind,
ono link is broken In that mysterious
chain of vital force which keeps the
whole fabric in order ; then the he alth
in to) many instances is app eciably
undermined, and life is shortened.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
EXCelafOr.

Every one who would rise must be a
thinker and a worker. Not chiefly by
study or reading will man become the
first there is often much knowledge
with few ideas there are very learned
men without lofty thoughts of their
own. Every one, whatever his oppor.
tunities, can exert his own mental
power upon what is near to him, aud
force will increase with exercise. He
can observe and compare and reason
for himself, and, though his knowledge
may be limited, his ideas will grow.
There is no elevation for humanity
without toll, none without active
thought, feeling and purpose.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
YOUNG mENI-READ THIS.

THE voLTAIo BELT Co., of Marshall
Mich, otter to send their celebrated ELRo:
TR0-VoLTAIC BELT and other ELRCrRIc AP-
(young or old) afflicted with nervous debil.
ity, loss OF vitality and manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also for rheum atism.
neuralgia, paralysis, and many other dis.
and manhood guaranteed. No risk is In
Cured, as thirty days trial is allowed. Writo
them at ONE for illustrated pamphlet, froo
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Important Notice

To the people of this city and State
generally. You will find a. D. Holt at
2la West Second street. His stock of
wall paper and window shades is
unquestionably the largest and the best
selected in the city. The abilities of
his workman and the we'll known
reputation of III. d. Holt as a paper.
hanger need no comment from us.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
kAciDH In EDRlnpb

sooy, April 2s.-At the Epson
meeting, which began 20 day,
ny il' lhe Great Metropolitan
uallCap), was wen by Mr.. j.
aAs-cssS ~ year old bay colt AL.
H. a., Le'eVTe's & 4 year cid hay
upSalIase p.s came in second and Mr.,
ra. third. WA
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

@stcilman Thomas Johnson,
Philadelphia yesterday and
E Aanew, to have the fish bone
&led in his throat, removed.
attempts were Tade to remove
A,lag in that the physician
sitdGvn his throat, and he re.
,ane much relieved, although
l.as Of bis throat is still badly
Aad very sore.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29

1t Is by sympathy that we enter into
tne concerns OF others, that we are NOV
cd as they are moved ,and never suffered
TO be Indifferent spectators of almost
anything that men can do or suffer.
for sympathy may be considered a sort
OF institution by which we are put into
ihe place of another man and affected
IN many respects as he is affected.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
rwo" Buzsards.'

.asrss' s'a,,ps April sS.-chaTlsS ,1ls q Gie 10,
!e...,TrIn,js Sls who ever escaled @iIa
Y. 'I!a,ics In,utaster County yy,lnd,sin pIlson'
as;a'ssS a;s sSur y this morning and re- re-
y tssir Old .,G,u 9aaslsi' Hs, eject ~ ted ed
yElsIs Bowman, B, Of salisbury ny
up ,ssd ~ me near the Blue ,;R..i. Eoek
~, ~ ss'I Abe Buzza.I's Lidine-
]. xsOis a son.in law Of John
,ss,' 'lv he Oneeyed horse tit thiei, T. !, !,
N IN, ,,,,aSies.iOnal ,St horse thief ana
.,s,,. 'i,s,i isyIng cut his way oat o,
''.,,.,, s,, prison three times anJ
\. SIl u ,bs Western Ptnitenilary'
Y Y, a scspe 81, from tho Lancaster u,
". stI Effected on December u
.s,riSa t, pending against him al
!. LAT , .fr;erce Of nearly seven
4. sane sealing. Slice his last
stting Y lSlis lad been heard Of hin him
|. @grty authorities, although
ss,s lial ever since attaining
frty be has been keepinga saloon
!, G,,r, street, Pitisbu'c. Joe
rsicd with Gibson, was seTv'
/ mr Of Ave years for burglary
| = sIr made bis second escape from
(nn pdson in October, 1888, In
|rry yyIlb Ale and Ike Bnzzard,
|riaord and John FrankfoId.
4. end GlCif nlet recently IN
ETr md decided to return to tEe
! Mountain to see 1.-THE boys.
|rj,d in this city last Wednes'
Ev,jua and in the afternoon took
An stage fer New Holland
ENr represen.ed themselves at
Ina ard openly inquired fol
kyspownan and the location OF
Excithe Buzzards.
4 ub,tQuently went ever to the
IN; AID were not seen in the
s,hrvsri. The circumstances
fss,e, we're detailed 10 Constable
Il, whose suspicious were
Mud Bis Investigations estab'
(ai IDENTITY ofthe men. Hd I'm
HI started on the track OF the
\ caavicis and after spending
|iihn ID tie hills succeeded In
Ey y,tem.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
Suicide.

Mr.. Lewis b. Thompson, a promi
nent lawyer of Doylestown,. Pa, com
mitted suicide on Monday by hanging
himself with a window cord from The
rafters in his cellar. He leaves a wife
and three little children.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-29
DIR. simns' white PulmOnlc
RAEs0m

Is positively the leading lung reInedy
Of Whining ton, and leads everywhere
after it becomes known. For coughs,
hoarseness, Group sore.throat, etc, II
Ia grand and prompt In curing. 1t is
the worlds great cough medicine. &c
cents and 81. Depot, Fourth and King,
Wilmington, Del Philadelphia, John
ston. Holloway & Co., 602 Arch street
Sold by dealers.