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DEOPLE'S CYCLOPKDlA.

The prbsher, OF JOUNsON's CYCLoPEDTA scem
never 10 be hqy unless t1ey attacking the publications
Of other They have spent thousands oI dollars IN m
yertising 10 the world that APPLETONS CNCLOfADlA IA
uubhed and edled interest OF the Roman catholic
Church. They have poohpoohed the ENCYCLoPHDIA
BKITANNICA as utterly unworthy Of conn fence and no"
finding that anotlor CyclopGdis is before the public
TIE PEOPLES
they have attacked that.
Meanwhile APPLErONS CNCLOPHDIA continues 10
have large sale The BIITANNICA Is s patronized by
the best scholars Of the worid-and
TIE PEOPLES CYCLOPKDA
has had larger single year Of its existence than
JOUSsONS CYCLOPADIA has had In ia entire hfc OF ten
or fifteen years such papers The New-York Tribune
Boston Journal Boston Pilot Chicago Tribune Newfofk
school Journal Detroit Free Press Hartford Times and
thousands Of other papers have spoken OF
THE PEOPLES CYCLOPEDh
in the highest praise
CAUTION-The latest edition OF
TIE PEOPLES CYCLOPKDA
s bound in and contains 20 doubIe and single
mage coored Maps every Of which made especially
for this work, at a cost Of thousands Of dollars
Old second hand and worn editions OF
THE PEOPLES CYCLOPEDA
are offered by JOHNSON they having been obtained from
our subscribers by false representations
Don't mised by deceptive statements Specimen pages oi
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NTOTICE heirs of the late Ann Drak0 Ir;.,oo
IN SEAMAN who are with the surrogate "'''
relative to her WILL address g. loos oreeneave Brooklyn
NJOTICE--TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCEMHIM%.iS IL HI% =
N All persons are hereby notifies tns ,nere CO.. ana anJ
ansr r nv any party purportinS to oe ,hs nsper
nsh Taylor Co. e DONG Il without TAYL6R
n fraudulent - a. ,a,x
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of the new titles largely dependent upon Person"'
information" Mr.. Stephen has been iipela' All ,"o
allowance of space to his writer's, anu "i'"o"s
great deal of room seems consequently W n"'0 80
,,os+ed rnon un,mportant subjects, we are not ds-
nosed to make much of this Dlemish Ill WIN "a
spcb scone as the present. excessive compression
would be a great defect. Professor a. W. ""i"
article on Queen Anne. which Hills thirSt"o p"e1''
has been called much too long py SOME VI '"o
English reviews but this objection We thinh - no,
we'll founded The article is IA clear compact' ana
;ntorost;nc history of remarkable reign, in which
although Anne herself vas not force OF the ighes'
notepcv she was figure of exceptional Importance
ard Professor Ward Judged wisely in Undertaking
L;storv of the reign rather than mere personal
sLotcb of the sovereign. Such contributions arc
NOT mere compilations but the fruit OF independent
scholarship, and they form no small part OF inc
spec,al character of the work Sir lheodore
Martins panegyric on Prince Albert, on the otncr
hand certainly is drawn out to unconsclohaoic
length: but its worst fault is its quality, not lts
bulk.
The article on Addison, by the editor. is modei
of " hat dictionary article oughtto be- we nave Ill
it all that can reasonably be looked Tor ana hoth's
.sunerfluous. It is concise but entertaining; and
although the author has scrupuously avoided inc
least tendency toward y-writng-that u.s. the
temptation to intrude his opinions-he mas no'
scruped to nterlard the register OF iucts WIN
briof critical remarks The manner in which the
anpropriate comments upon Addisons works ana
pcrsonality are interviewer with the narrative IS
particularly happy. The sketch of the historian
Alison is another admirable contribution from the
same pen. Mr.. Gosse's sketch OF Akenslde Is
equally good; and the late Dutton Cook is the
author of some valuable dramatic biographies
Among the many military Abercrombes recorded Ia
the volume we are surprised not to find the General
James Abercrombc who was the British Com,
manderin-C Chief in America in 1756-l|oo ana
suffered the disastrous defeat at Ilc0nderoga'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
STORIES.

A ronublicotion of some of the light fiction con-
,ributed To manazines many years ago by the late
Edmund Quincy has been undertaken by his son.
ana the first volume appears under the title Oh
Wensley, and Other Stories (James Il. Osgood
G. COY @Wensley," after running through a
volume of Puinam'S Magazine was issued III oook
form in 1854. It is long enough for novel, but 1t
is best described a story. which depends lor us
interest upon the unravellng of scheme OF vlilany
and the description of life ina quiet New-England
village in the early years of tho present century.
Without atempting elaborate analysis of character
Mr. Quincy presented some charming sketches ol
attractive personalities, his country minister ana
the old negro servant in particular beng adlraoy
drawn The tone of the story is quiet and the
literary STYLE is refined and decOrously brisk, with
a slightly odfashioned flavor which is by mol means
unwelcome. Certainly "Wensley' has merit
enough to deserve revival. The editors preface
states that at the end of this volume are given
" n few specimens" of Mr.. Quincy's writings on
the antislavery cause; but the preface was evi
IDENTIFY written under a misapprehension OF what
the nrinfed book would be able to hold. "Wens-
lew is followed only by two short stories; one oi
them indeed deals with slave insurrect'on, but
the other is about Manuel Garcia and Madame
MalibTan.
Mr.. Henry James has collected in n volume five OF
his short pieces the first of which, The Author oi
Betrafio" gives a title to the book James H.
Osrood & Coz This piece and "Georglnas 5
Reasons may fairly be called stories "fandoIa
i a very slight sketch of what the author calls
NOW American type the self-madc girl" The
Path of Duty" and 1" Four Meetings" are studies
in tie treatment of certain difficult situations
they havo something ike the story FORM but not
the story movement the reader Is kept circiing
around fixed point until hc is tired when sr'
lanes also is tired he goes away and the reader Is
| left there The two stories are remarkably ana
even ingeniously disagrecable; each turns upon
repulsive incident, and each presents singnlariy
rennlsiye pattern of woman. the heroine OF " Ue"r-
| giua's Reasons" indeed being monster 50 grossly
| exaggerated as to be unartlstc. The other pieces
are hardly less unpleasant than the stories all the
women are unlovcly. and the two or three who ar
meant to be good are terribly fiat. We need hardly
saws that nothing seems be quite finished, for We
ALI know Mr. Jamcs's way. and by this time We
on ,bt TO be used to his ragged ends. The book
will add nothing TO his fame. we Degih 10 leai
that he never will do himself justice.
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Unter Resorts.

NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.-A rare OppOr-
~ tny to visit this wonderful place Is given 70
The shortest route to by the shenandoah Val
lev Railroad Their trains stop at this depot Excursion
Richmond LynchburS on other trunk
lines Washington For route and rates address
Natural Bridge, Va.
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For Young Ladies-City.
MRS l. A. GALLAHER,

FRENCH PROTESTANT Boarding and Day sChooh'
For Young Ladies'.
..o u.D1sONAVE CORNER 50TILST. -
boro1ob French education Highest standard In Engllsn
and Classical studies Separate and limited class In French
and Epxlsh for little boys.
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1ee Cream.

A FACT-Horton's Ice Cream is made from
nurr cream n Is tho most popular ice in the
world Try Il and you will other Depots 305 4th
aye 1898 Broadway. 7o Chathanst ITO East l20tn'st
New. York and 453 FuItonst. Brooklyn.
T1USSELI,S ICE CREAM, No. 76O Broadway
New.York ,,,,
Families supplied town business specially lndiv
nal bricks for fairs etc. Telephone AZo Zss
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Hnetrnctlon.
For Bows and Young Men-Cit'

C,rOJCE collection of school circulars for
narents and guardians Teachers IN every depat "
art and learning recommended H. iEssE 80 Wes' .s'.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
l No t73 broadway nsir iIts-; i3l y,E frin inul
Depart
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NJ NJ. HOBBY. W. l. AKIN, PriuciPAs
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Musical instruction

4 GERMAN LADY VOCALIST (sopranol'
~ cruercnced and highly recommended seeks engage
in a chur h. would teach In schools or aniis tu
MISS Stnl LH - n'e' 'ASt -
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
~ young boys l.. HISDs. A. 81. Hempst"ad l. l.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-Thc
makes the care HSaae. aes Tx % e. Sy y oa
DORDENTOWN, N J-Military Institute.
l) rrspares Tor cesI: fn-y iooaisi hoath
i0 and thorough H%y S' { SoIESi = NJ Principal
ROYS and YOUNG MEN InvNtoly fuodf for
ID college crdi,,1rtd gs Ct sn.' No. Iin66rfM%SN
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, PoughkccpSir.
- y Join M MILEY rnPsg% and G'sP'1n iJs ~
J,LNWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
IL for Conn. Parent. who Ar un'9r4n ~ ihc man
onrfrd Sy tnls school. Address fKANk HOWE eupt
ERFEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. y. j.
Forty.nrsi yelr begins sept ON Military drill-Prc
uarcs bushes, for Princeton COLUMBIA laio AMI hA'
'AFd' seNdi'' ''' Hcy' \. O. CHAMBERS. Principal.
EAlRVIEW INSTITUTE.
under ten YEAR, a@Gan'H ngn aa m . , .A.'n :,
nS' ] arr 70 eScn 10 backw d BOYS and ths N dcicats
health German spoken and oalF t'ntlt Sch"' open al
1g aI, and and rSrrcnces 0iTO VON BrLoW Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMI,
Worcester = b. dEf5ALF l. M. sup 'ria,Sadcn,.
HONE SCHOOL for ten boy3 at Ncw-llam-
L burgon.IIud'oh send Tor cITc1itrt,' - covvrpse
NEWTON, (N. j. COLL. INSTITUTE
hirh CI6 iseu primary bn,nc,. nc, scientific collage
preparatory music gynnlsi arr'' ~ grJuIL rdinf
department trained horses anf cIii1rin, ponls, Cat
aOsue free students roceved and cas'ined at any Tine
J. WILSON. A. ". rr1c '''
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
G5 T TI6 Gai%.sI@s TTF r,.sl.S rs%:l'
V'IIE MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACAD-
j EWY.-A eclcot boarllns.schoo for boys and young
men. AZ Sing Sing on Hudson
fo' '''"'''' ''' j. HOWE ALLEN \. ",
Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN y. J.-Female College;
ID beautifully oclteL very h'hthth an hDrout. su
ueroT Music Departments For circular &c, al irss
| Rev. WM. g. BoWEN.'A. NJ, President
| NYACK SEMINARY for girls; limited num-
| ~ bcrs: thorough training, delightful home
from y y Addro-s MIS-. IMOGENE bERriiOLF Funcipal.
VNHE ELMS. Family and Day School for Girls,
i no IIl IIghst Springfield. Mass For circulars AL.
dress the Principals, Misses PORTER & CHAMPNEY.
For Both Sexes-Country.
| NLAVERACK COLLEGE
| ~ and Hudson RIVER institute Claycrack. ~ Y,
S22O A YEAR.
| FITS for ALL COLLEGES aud BUSINESS
French. Art ard Music spec hliles Both
School continues during July and August.
Rev. ALONHO FLAG X, rh. d.. President.
! DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack -on the
| IL Hndson-ircparatory and business for gentlemen
graduating io ladies' twelve teachers steam heat
perfect accommodations half year opens february send
| for catalogue. W. H. BANNISTER.A A. a. Pun.
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MILE. MARGUERITE OLDMIXON.

-NEW-YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC,
IA, lG3 EAST 1OTlT-ST
Hon AIGERNbN = SULLIVAN. President.
HENRY sELIGMAN. Vice President.
TUEDD RE THOMAS. Mu- al Dire tor
GUGTAN kBRBF, Secretary q RpIHLH Treasurer.
INCORPORA1 ID l-1S by The STATE OF NEW.NORk.
The ENTIRE IBUGIDiSG Including CONCERI HALL
was purchased 10 he devoted
EXCLUSIVELY for THIS College
no LESSONS GIVEN ~ CLASPS.
except In vocal sigii-isldng and theory
r NrrPFRT. T. HFIMENDAIIL H. W. NICHOLt. 9.
AUSTEN PEARCE Mus u OIOn. y DOT lLLET, J..
REINBECK. &. BAYRHoFFLR 1. NICOLA. T. no
NAHDI, Y. MOBINO. q. SAHBERII. q. bE GRANDI.
l. ENGfR &. G. MILLER. T. ELLER, A. SpI-I, I.
DIFTZ q. IIsTMANN, G.. CAPPA.
eW received only from In o u a and 10 ,
n applications should DC made personally at the COL
lego. LOUIS ALEXANDER. Director.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.


ATTHE NY. MEISTERSCHAFT SCHOOL
n OF MODERN LANGUAGES. Fourth ~, ysTl Thl..orvor
Il ws:i fba6xD XsiYExu EsisSs'i
Pa FI T m 4sisf! spEE R
dERMAE A2MssE2is and quickly
Gentlemen One FESc MoDEhN ITEhAIyGah tAlrv as
now oreanzg Graduate Native Professors IN every a0'
pA''N'"BR BROOKLYN BRANCH l4s Picrrcpont-st
4 - CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
fffi e pniTfGns a East l7 fpf gun SuaT
DEST TSCHOOLS-250 represented circulars
ID free to parents who d,scrbe taeir wants. Carefully
seeS'SS % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co. Ea, lithst. n Y.
SCHOOL OF MINES.
PREPARAToRY sCmo3Ip ~ p$naips ~ apsI nroductory
to all scientific Colleges.
SCHOOL OF SHORIHAND AND TYPE. npni,.
M%Y To- GAf e R%s'
"CTERN'S SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
y O or NEw.YoRK, ,oi'I0a C,TY," and s,,. ave-,
81 East i4th.st. between Madison ana o'h'a'es
FRENCH.
Three wiz be opeIsd February 90 one cd or
n A9oef acF
de Moers st son asT for aa nm f forming at ali
''Hie' GERMAN
ow cass will bo opened for the study Of the works of
schiller in Connection With study life and OF his time.
AnSnsF 'a: %. c sT%y Si To au%
" sIGMON VI. STERN, Director.
Art Schools-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER.
WI llrcccve pupils beginning Tuesday October ~ IA
drawing oil and water color pintlns Sun hI ho"ei' ~
landscape, china painting and decoration.
studio No ~ Miiison ava
References
Mt D. HUNTINGTON. PresleLt Nlon1l Ac1ieny 81 peh8"
MH William Hart. " 4. Mr.. James VI. Hart, " III
Mr. David Johnson "
Musical instruction
GERMAN LADY VOCALIST (sOpranol,
,,t,l,iv ID
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

u Between New York and lIavre.
Conpanys PIER new NO ~ North aver fob OF Moronst
AHEiiIQt h. ~antcli. Wednesday. Feb -, p. III.
cr II,NI lIE Ir,ub We'd. March 1, a. IN.
CANADA kct .abcc. " esncsday. Match H. y. IN
checks at sight amounts 10 suit on the Banpue
Tran sat antique Of Paris ....,.
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european advertisements.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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near the HARLEM OFFICE 23OO Third
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Also BROOK LYN, rs and 81 Court-st
ETROPE!-A gentleman who has been four
IL times abroad. visiting England, scotland. Ireland
France italy, Germany. Denmark Norway. sweden kussa
1,be Austria would again make
an as travelling companion escort guide &C. TO
pary of willing well for the services OF tor
the h ghrs NewIOrk social refer
Cncs can given limited number OF private lessons IN
German and French given while In the city, ,,, ca.o
T.. Box 40 Tribune once
TURKISH BATHS.-(;cO. i. Easton having
leased DR. Angels complete Turkish Bath esaonsh, ,
rnon corner and LeKngt has reduced me
price To- per single bath twelve tickets ior sIn ia m
m Drronay -uDerinend the gentemen's department. anu
ha engaged Hannah Davenport TO take charge OF the
ladies' bath.
bo'n VI ''' ~ ~ GEO. r. EAsTON.
Proprietor.
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steamboats, cna Railroads.
sTONINGTON LINE.

A -STONINGTON LINE.
n. FARES REDUCED. FAyokITE WINTER ROUTE
Steamers leave Pier 50 n r. dsiy except s9ndays
at 500 D. m Frst-cla To Boston, Vs. Correspondent 70
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IIALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
to sG'tSa fpa the ssd FRI r"S x
River daily sansfys csssge :: euSs Passenger Asea.
poRDRS 4 LOWELL. Agents. Hew.iOrK. =.
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,s ind - rP p A sraSs and east g
cursion 10 New.Haven and return. u o. -----
ruApIEM RIVER BRANCH
NEWYORK NEw.HAvEN AND ,,,,Is nAnffiSy fiS9slD,H
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s,o go $40 500 f2r pS.s Nspfs , Ssas9v ws
Oak Pon Hunts Point SsteS %est Pelham Bsy Bsrtot c
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With trains for ~ R.rtosd Rsroa, SSors
,HS S ffSSHPsvss, I'm. HPs,ons
Britain and suned Branches ana n0''N """ ~
East train sor New Roch Gle and al intermediate stA
[.s, m tol a. s5sscs
%,s ga 20 lsS.
H,a%cr g. and WITH express train to Boston via shore Line
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeneej
asass sSd 5IsaG r e E:::S siss:s;s
coaches daily Local train: at Am and s(
Pi$ 81: ma .s SsdPss m
POM: POM: for n Wsnch Chunk and Hs1Ieton, soa m
General Eastern oncA No. Sis e iIsYTS.iToN. a.HA
xyonxyfCu TIME
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9oN SUN.
DAY. 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELP HIA, IN
NEW-YOEk.
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NORWICH LINE.
TePOSTON %.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA 1885,
P0RTLANDsS

Steamers CITY Of Worcester and "City Of BessoaH
leave Pier 40 N r. foot of Watss pier above De
brosscs st. Ferry daily except SundayS at 4:30 D. n
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
RAILROAD.
ON and after Jan - 1885

II
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York Desbrosses and Corandt stees
Ferries Follows; - ~, n,..
Palace Cars attached, a. m, and p m daily New:
and Chicago Limited OF Paor, Dining, smoking ana
Sleeping Cars al a IN every day . ,, r-,.
Williams Lock Haven. p. m CORY ana frlo
At D. M connecfng at Cory for ftusvie Petroleum
and the On Regions.
Txprrss Pullman Parior Cars daily except Sunday ~
a IN arrive Washington 400 p. IN Regular az bZ0 s:W
and $50 a. m. l. $40 and p M and IL night sunsay
6i5 q. IN. p III. and ~ night -,
For old Point ana Norfolk, 500 p m every day.
For Atlantic City except Sunday, ZOO p. m
For Cane May except sunday. ll;lO a. m ...,,.. 80.
Long Branch Bay Junction, and ntermeadiate sta
vi and Amboy. . M. Il noon oo.' X III
sunday and do not stop az Asouy Ian.
Brooklyn Annex connect win az Or
Jerseylity sGordlng specify and direct transfer ior
Brooklyn travel, -o..., ,,.oo ~, -,ao ana
In.1o n m daily 700 daily except Monday from
washington and Baltimore $50 $40 m 2o 90" 3;Sy
$50. $40 and 1905 p M SUNDAY DID ~" MI ~
n m From Bal 800 m. from lhlaaeipnia oDl
b50 630 $40 700 except Monday e;go go lo4o
iI,oa m I2O 200 35o, 0:3O. O:2o, 7:2O 1880 500
e2o 1905 1920 p and i2;99 go night @ sunday day. s6o
BIO r35 $40, 705, ll35 III, $50, 3o v2O, lOOS and
1920 D..
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y PROF CHARLES II. HOFFMAN. former Assistant.
Teacher az Conservatory of Leipzig, has sett u ts
cry and viii give lessons In liano and Harmony Audess
i 49,. Ill
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Ocean Steamers.

CUNARD LINE
NOTrCF-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW.NORK To LIVERPOOL, VIA QEEENs-
TOWN.
FROM PIER No. ~, NORTH RIVER
poTUNIA ............... "Wednesday FEB % p. m.
ATpt\IA ........... Wednesday. Mar I. a.
SE,'TIiI, "Wednesday Mar II, 1880 p. III.
OtTtip Wednesday, March IS, O3O a. H.
cabin passage. $50. $50 ana 500.
tickets and from all ~ Europe at very low
rats freght and passage office, so Rowling Grecn
VERNON IL BROWN Il CO., Agents.
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NUION LINE.
ItNIIEn STATES NAIL SrEAMERS
AMERICAN IS. cos LINE tor

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r6 aud rI5 ~tterase - Round "Trip
al reduced prices send Tor " Tourist Gazette - 80
KCNIAkDf& & 90, G. Is III II y ~ " ~.
can y Y. Pas. Agts / BwIy. wv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-10

for the day; with friends that can be
trusted in any emergency, and better.
who would in turn trust; and with a
faith that the same God who brought
the Pilgrims through their night of
darkness into the perfect day of pros
perity is still over us all. as a people
and as individuals, can with heart
and tongue utter thanksgivings. And
so, think, could nine individuals out
of every ten, if they would stop long
enough to consider that what is now
accepted as perfunctory invitation
of the Executive of our Nation to set
apart a day of cessation from labor and
for those who can day of feasting,
was in the beginning day of review
ing and summing up the blessings
which had come into each life. 1t
may not be out of place to add that
this little moralization does not apply
solely to the good people of Madison,
from whose midst | am writing.
think that something of the same
narrowsightedness obtains in other
communities than that of the Capital
City; and if little lay-sermon should
add anything to the sound doctrine
with which the national bird was
no doubt seasoned in our own New
England-conceived City of River Falls,
| shall have laid the foundation for a
new giving of thanks in the year of
our Lord 1885. G.. b. NJ.
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Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, that on the LIST day Of December,
1885, one white neifer, about one year old
with red ears ana nose and lower part OF
fore feet red, the owner of which is un-
known. Strayed upon land owned by
me and on which | reside to-wit; the "
Of E Of sec. -, L q, r. IT, town OF
Gilman, county Of Pierce. and was there
taken up by ME. The owner is request
ed to prove property, pay charges and
take the same away.
Dated this 10th day of Dec, 1885
33-4w ELIAS JESsoN.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-10
Do You Mean Business?

Well, if you have strength to push
your business, it is well. But many .
mans business has broken down be
cause the man was broken down and
had no push in him. If you mt to
make success, build up your system
by the use of Browns Iron Bitters.
Mr.. w. NJ, Winfree, of Petersburg,
Va, says: There is no medicine
equal to Browns Iron Bitters foi
general debility" 1t cures dyspepsia.
enriches the blood aud strengthens the
,,,,Salac
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-10

For enterprise, push, and Il desire to
get such goods rs will give the trade
satisfaction. EdsaIl Bros tile Drug
gists, lead al competition. They sell
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup,
because it is the best Medicine on the
market, for Coughs, Colds, Group aud
Primary Consumption. Price 5O cents
and $l.00. Samples free.
CHINESE BAZAAR AND ART ExHIBL
TI0N.-Lung Don and Lee Fuen, two
genuine Cinnamon lately from their
native country, will give grand
Bazar and Art Exhibition at Bracket 5
Hall in this city on Wednesday, Dec.
10th, 1885, under the auspices OF the
ladies Of the II. 4. Church, at which
Will be shown many articles peculiar
to the "Flowery Kingdom, Lung
Don and Lee Fuen will appear magnif
icently dressed in silks and satins,
representing the rich oriental cos
tunes worn By the Weather classes
of that country; they sing; use chop
sticks III eating; exhibit their queer
musical uments; and give any
desired information of their people $
habits aud ways, speaking in either
English or Chinese. In connection
with the exhibition will be given a
Chinese Supper, from five till nine
o'clock, which will undoubtedly he a
novelty. The entertainments given
by these Cinnamon are highly spoken
of, and we can safely assure our read
ers that the exhibition will prove to
be novel, entertaining and instruct
i've one, being something entirely
different from anything ever seen
here. Do not forget this exhibition
next Wednesday evening at Bracket s
HAIL