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For Boys and Young men-Country

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ROYS and YOUNG MEN Invately fitted for
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he supervision OF he schoo under those having bal
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For Young Ladies-Country.
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perior Department. Flrcrcltr ss irs.,
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For Both Sexes-Country.
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" and Hudson river I,titI:. Niv,-l,t v {.
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New-York tribune., 1885-01-30

General Grant did not make an official report Oh
the battle of Pttsburg Landing, or Shiloh as lie pre-
fers to call it, His Century paper. therefore, on that
encagement-which is one of the advance chapters
of his forthcoming book-arouses peculiar attention
He maintains the ground which he and General
Sherman have always held against the critics ana
the general feeling of the public at that time ana
insists that there was no serious bunder IN their
management of the battle, and no surprise.
At the same time the inherent honesty of the man
comes ont in his frankly accepting map OF the
postion of his forces quite different from that which
his defenders have heretofore given. and far less
favorable to the defence of his dispositions which
his admirers have heretofore made The hxedhess
of the Generals idea is shown no less in the sharp
reflections upon General Wallace and General
McCook as well as in his resolute refusal to admit
that General Buell. saved the day. which, as he IN
siss had practically won before Buell. arrived
No military paper General Grant can hereafter
write is likely to be challenged with sharper
scrutiny by high authorities, or from great mum
Der of soldiers who have been the warmest admirers
oil his subsf quent career.
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NcY-Drla21y

Good or ..... ga Low Ilding.
Srct5iood Dr. iiry " $50 Mldng
Futures quiet opened at 10 points advance with |
Guict duriny the day and closing steady at TO
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE NEW PHILOSOPHY. BY ALBERTc W. r~iN"
Bangor Maine: o. F. Knowles TO-
III. antbor who writes himself "Counsellor-at-
Taw - thinks that he has solved the propicih' Va
the universe In a volume of 16S pages Inc nc"
pbi,osophy which he introduces to an unoeheVihs
world might be more accurately named ior I1 ID
not new. and it is not philosophy. 1t Is crnde
tumble of Swedenborgianism, Spirituaism anu
baseess SPECULATION. The gst of the theory is that
man is an inhabitaut at the samo time Oh '"o
worlds. spiritual as we'll as material world; and
that his sonI is az much in the one as his body is III
the other Tbespritual world also reacts contihu-
s,,v upon the material world tho latter is often
not always controlled by the former, out as 'n,'
control is moi perceived and the spiritual deai-
mos Of the son are known to the body, confusion
ia ant To result aud thsis why there are so many
mysteries connected with the material iife oue
apprehension of this new theory, expiaihs an
unsolved problems, with the exception OIL inc ne"
theory ITSELF That would seem to necu q 'rei'i',
to ITSELF though it Is to be feared that Scep'io'
generation will be as slow to accept the seo'n"
exposition as the first
The author no Doubt has good intentions ana III
NAV be assumed that he belives what he mas W ri'-
ten But being acOunsellor-at-iaw, ne ousht 10 oo
familiar with the rationale Of evideace, ana he
ou ght not TO have written book in support OF doc
trines for the truth of which he produces no evil
dence whatever. Nobody can he expected to re-
ceive new and strange philosophy on the unsup-
ported authority of D Bangor Maine counssllor'at-
law however respectable he may be- Everybody
IN these days of little faith is called for creden-
tials and if they are not Forthcoming, so much the
worse for whoever thinks he has mission Inc
Bangor Philosopher has the misfortune OF cham-
pioning theory which is antecedently improbao'e,
not to say Incredible and therefore the absence OF
credentials in his case all the more fatal to his
pretentions.
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Musical instruction
CHORAL CLASSES IN READING

7 AIDES CHORAL CLASSES IN READING
i At SIGUC AND VOICE CULTURE.
WALTER DAMROSCH. MUSICAL DIRECT ron,
Course be ginning odnesday, Fen L. at
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name and address to secretary No. 80 East l4tlst
twelve lessons. 20
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nThe Novelist. I"

"The Novelist is the characteristic
title of new paper just started in
New York by John B. Alden. the
Literary Revolutionist. The price.
also, is characteristic only $l.00 a
year. 1t is not intended to enter into
competition, with low-character, story
papers which darken the country like
a pestilence, but will be devoted al
most entirely to high-class fiction,
such as finds place and welcome in
the best magazines of the day and the
purest homes of the land. During
the year there are promised serial
stories by VIM. Black, Mrs. Oliphant,
James Payn, Hugh Conway, b. l..
Farjeon, and others-a good variety, as
well as good quantity for the dol
lar. 1t is printed in large type, and is
handsome paper. For free speci'
men copies address the publisher, John
B. Alden, 393 Pearl St., New York.
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Handsome Compliment,

The New England Farmer publish.
ed at Boston, one of the best agricul.
tural journals in the country, pays
the following compliment to the re-
ports of the Wisconsin State Agricul
tural Society. The compliment from
this valuable source includes not onlJ
the report of the society, but is also a
tribute to the resources of Wisconsin
"From Clinton Babbitt, secretary
we have received copy of the Wis
consin State Agricultural, Horticul.
tural and Dairymen's Associations
reports for the year 18S3-a neatly
printed and substantially bound vol
ume of 1875 pages. If the agricultural
character of state may be judged by
the value of it's annual agricultural
reports, Wisconsin can be behind
none of her sister states as place to
emigrate to, or to remain in when
there. 1t is really refreshing to read
the reports of her public meetings
where the farmers and professors
from the agricultural schools meet to
discuss subjects of general interest.
In no public debate have we seen
the vexed questions of free trade and
protection more earnestly, nor more
ably discussed, than in the sgricul.
tural meetings of the Wisconsin
farmers. Eastern men who propose
tc go West and grow up with the
country, will have to travel beyond
Wisconsin to find place to begin as
pioneer farmers. The best variety of
apples, pears, and the small fruits; the
means for destroying injurious in
sects; the best methods of dairying,
and how to educate the children, and
keep the boys at home on the farm, J"
are questions that are discussed, with
all the interest and familiarity to be
expected in the old Eastern states"
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Turning the Tables.

Prof. Wiseman, of Kings College,
Aberdeen, Scotland, was a finished
scholar, devout Christian, a pro.
found thinker and very studious
man. He was always in the deepest
thought and seldom observed any one
on the street. AS consequence of
this popularity he was often made the
subject of practical joke by the stu.
dents, but he seldom resented the lib.
erty that was taken with him, One
morning, however. he had been for a
long walk by the river and on his way
back he was met by several of his own
pupils. One of them saluted him
"Good morning. Father Abraham
another with, Good morning, Father
Isaac, ''and the third with, Good morn
ing Father jacob" This was too
much for the Professor. Turning up
on his tormentors with stern look,
he said; 81 am neither Father Abra-
ham, nor Father Isaac, nor Father
Jacob, but Saul, the son of Kish, sent
by faith TO seek my fathers asses and
will it not rejoice the heart of the old
man when | inform him that l have
found three of them" Those stu
dents never troubled the professor
again. He was too much for them
Experience teaches many, and every
one is learning that N. K. Fairbank
Co.'S famous brands of Lakeside
and white Star" perfumed soaps are
the best in the market. They are
manufactured expressly for the tot
let, the bath and the laundry. Every
grocer keeps them. 81
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The telegraph brings us the sad
news that Schuyler Colfax died sud
denly at Mankato, Mimi, on the 18th
inst. Mr.. Colfax had arrived at Man.
kato on the Milwaukee road that NOR
ming and walked to the Omaha depot,
about three-fourths of a mile distant,
the thermometer there marking 30
below zero. After reaching the depot
he sat down and in few minutes was
seen to grow pale, and those fastening
to his assistance found him dying,
probably of heart disease. His friends
were at once notified and his remains
forwarded under the care of the /. 0.
o. f. fraternity to his home at South
Bend, Indiana.
Mr.. Colfax is one who attained high
honors and the love and admiration of
the people, but his last days we're
clouded by the dark suspicion cast
upon so many of our noblest men by
the schemes of Cakes Ames. Colfax
felt this and retired from public life,
devoting himself to lecturing in which
he was quite successful. Our village
readers will rem eIlber his lecture on
Abraham Lincoln delivered at the
Normal chapel on the night of the
great storm.
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For a week or two past the Their
mometer has ranged very low down,
and since the last thaw the wheat
fields have been left entirely exposed
and unprotected from the terrible
blizzards. This has naturally caused
considerable anxiety as to its ability
to stand it without great loss, but so
far we have been unable to learn that
it has suffered to any great extent.
AS may naturally be expected con-
sequent upon the low prices of the
past fall, the acreage sown to wheat
is much less than that of year ago.
This fact combined with the discovery
that the visible supply in Europe is
short many million bushels of what it
was last year, and the apprehensions
felt for the growing crop under the
recent cold weather, have operated to
advance prices considerably and to
indicate a continuous rising market
for sometime to come.-CotnlGf1 s
Rural World.
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During the absence of Prof. J. B.
Thayer from his post as Professor of
Mathematics in the State Normal
School of this plaee-the Professor
represents this district in the Assem-
bly-Ex -Supt. S. 7. Lunn, of Ironton,
Wis, will aid the school with his ripe
experience as a teacher. We clip the
following from the State Journal of
the Sth inst:
ION January I'd, the teachers of
Sank county presented Mr.. j. t. Lunn
with an elegant gold watch, as an APP
preciative token of esteem in view of
his eleven years work there, and sor-
row that he leaves to teach in the
River Falls Normal school. Mr..
Lunn is well-known to those in this
city who are interested in educational
matters, as well as to a like class
throughout the entire state. During
his long term of service as superinten-
dent of schools of Sank county, he
proved himself admirably qualified
for the position and rendered the
school system in his charge model
one in many regards. BY his removal
to River Falls, Sank county loses an
excellent citizen"
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"Alden's Juvenile Gem.

1t the title of a new illustrated weekly
paper for the young people, the publ
cation of which begins with the new
year. 1t is new departure of thu
prolific Literary Revolution" ant
will therefore be examined with par
ticular interest by some hundreds o.
thousands of readers who have come
to look to that enterprise almost fol
their reading matter. Its subscrip
ton price is only IS cents year
though it will rival the high priced
magazines in the amount and quality
of its attactions. A specimen COZ!
will be sent to any applicant forward
ing his address to John B. Alden, 80;
Pearl street, New York.
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Witnesses at Hand,

Mr.. A. Pelcher, 2l8 Market ST., New
Ha ven. Conn.,. proposes to remove all
doubt about the virtue of Athlophor'
os in his case by producing witnesses
when required He writes: "Wa'
stricken with inflammatory rheuma-
tism. My daughter mentioned the
new remedy Athiophoros. 1mmedi
ately sent for some. After taking
two doses the pain left me. slept
we'll and rose the next morning free
from the terrible disease. The one
bottle cured me. If any one doubts
this | will prove it by several witness
90 -
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SIAt + GF " is t-sSs 81
circuit Court Fierce County
+ n johnson. piaiutl1, against 5. , OakI X
Nars 81 Oakley, his wife, John o Ntu. GNle t~5.
hitt James Hnr. john Bradley. W. r. MCEa Ran
II Easats The Red Wing Mill Conn any i
corporation. a. H. BsNrud. q. II RoNrud. 4 III
RoNrn5 ANA Martin Nulf, defendants.
Notiyt IS hereby given thar l. A r. " cid the
undersigned referee. duly appointed hv the
court far s}rh purpose, by virtue u and il, prr-
suauee 81 q Judgment % foreclosure ana sale
rendered ~ the Circuit Court in the above en-
titled ae ION on the 9Th day OF December, A. d.
lSSS. at a spssiHl term OF said court held nj the
Court H4sISc i'm the city of Hudson, Will ON the
9th Cav of January. A. u. ISIS. at two O'Clock
in the afternoon. al the front door Of the Post
Office I'm The vilare 81 River Fails. in said coun-
" o.Er fur sale and SSH at puhijC auction TO the
hfch-S. bidder. the following dos eUbed real es-
tate Situated IN the county OF Pierce and state 0l
Wisconsin, tH-wlt
Thesouth hslfct the northwest quarter,and the
northeast quarter Of northwest quarter, anei tie
south Aa{f at the northwest quarter OF the
northwest 4Hart.r iu section twenty-five CD
TOWNSHIP twenty ~oEen i-13 range eighteen as
west ana t1o Souta ass quarter ot the southeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section tWeil-
tv-aaa On. township Dyenty-seyen tZfl, range
eighteen is west.
Dated hi River Falls, Wis, December 3 1881.
A. p. WELD Referee.
f. B. HOLMES, Plfs Atty. SS-Ft
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There is no better or more economical
method of gaining information as to what
our representatives are doing at the cap
ital and how they are doing it, than to
subscribe for the staunch, old, reliable,
Wisconsin State Journal, for the session.
By sending two dollars to the publisher,
David Atwood, Madison, Wis, you will
receive the Daily State Journal from the
date your money is received at Madison
to the close of the legislature, no matter
how long the session. For one dollar
Won will yet the Weekly State Jour
nal for the same period. The State
Journal has in each house of the legisla-
tnre members of its regular editorial staff
who are experienced and well-skilled in
the special work of reporting proceedings
while its city reporters, in addition, give
ample attention to the gossip of the
chambers, the Hobbies, the committee
rooms, the state departments and the
city at large.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-15

The runiously low prices prevailing
for wheat for several months past are
not likely to recur for many years to
come. The man who predicted seven
ty-fve cents bushel for wheat before
1884 passed away, on the floor of the
Merchants Exchange last spring, was
laughed at and roundly ridiculed.
Three months later however, he turn.
ed the laugh on his fellow operators
and could point to seventy three cts.
on the board. However the bottom
has been reached and there viii be a
steady advance after this date. 1t
has Just been discovered that the sup
plies at the leading grain centers in
Europe are in the aggregate only a
little over half what were visible a
year ago, very significant factor in
markets here. Already an advance is
evident all along the line and it is safe
to predict the markets will continue
to improve from this time FORTH
CoLma9'S Rural World.
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Oil fronn Natures Wells.

The skin on the head is kept soft
and flexible by a secretion from the
oil glands. When these are clogged
the hair dries and falls off. Parker's
Hair Balsam renews their action. re
stores the original color to the hail
and makes it soft and glossy. 1t also
eradicates dandruff. Not greasy, not
a dye, deliciously pertumed. De
lightful for lady's toilet table. The
best of dressings. Preferable to al
similar articles because of its superior
cleanliness and purity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-15

Upward and onward is the motto
that Mishler's Herb Bitters has used
ever since the presentation of the
medicine to the American people,
and in all cases OF liver complaint,
kidney diseases in their multiplied
and intricate form and arrangement
of the stomach and bowels, it has
proved its title to be the best remedy
extant. Bryne Standard, of Troups.
burgh, Steuber Co., N. Y, writes:
THE testimony of all who use it is,
that it is both beneficial and reliable. -
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-15

Peter Cooper once remarked that in
all towns where newspaper is pub
lished, every man should advertise in
it, even if nothing more than a card
stating his name and the business he
is engaged in. 1t pays the advertiser
and brings trade to the town, by let.
ting people at distance know that the
place you reside in is a prosperous
community of live business men.
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A Good Many Failures.

During the year 1883 there were
10, sos failures in the U. S. and Cana.
da. Some of these were big concerns
and some were very small. Failure
is sorrowful business to any man, es-
pecally If it is his health that fails
A great many times l0.568 people fail
in health in the course of a year.
Many of them might be.saved if they
would take Browns Iron Bitters, the
great family medicine and restorer OF
wasted time.