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sell at i'tt'iie auction 10 tbs highest iIdcl.iar cash
at The court i1tise aos itstgsegarg Dugias County
Oregon III the right titi ai,a Interest ii the said
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100 feet t. TIC pisee of beginning and the Undivided
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eng at the South East Cernerof the ist half f tle
North East qIiarter 81 Section s. in T. n s. 4
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thence West 10 fest; thence South g2e feet thenee
East ll0 feet t. tie place II beginning IN Douglas
Coun T. Oregon. Together gish the ten cIntnts and
Embellishments cher euiito belonging or in any wise
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est ard accrEilg Costs
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boagas County Oregon.
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Vegetable SiGilian II
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12
The French in a Bad Way.

C. w. Woolley's Letter to Cincinnati Gazette.
The alleged beauty of the Partisan
woman is a id barren ideality." She
dresses we'll has small feet and hands,
high cheek bones and lantern jaws,
but cannot compare within the realm
of beauty with her sex in Cincinnati or
New York, nor even with the pretty
Quaker girls of Philadelphia. Paris
itself is the handsomes5 city in the
world. but with an exterior that like
the froth upon the liquid of intoxica-
tom covers all of the vices Of sin. 1t
makes commerce of woman, desecrates
churches, scouts the Sabbath, derides
the good, elevates the bad. and in its
degradation pays the penalty of the
curse which God puts upon all who de-
nv him. With 700, 900 dethroned wom-
en- and 900 900 of bad men within its
walls. how can 1t be other than it is ?
And if you find among the latter, as is
the case, 200, 900 Socialists, 300. 900
hungry mouths and a government sus-
tanned only by force, and corrupt In all
branches, the situation becomes more
plain. Its cooks have degenerated, its
hotels have become either brothels or
dens of extortion, and the people in
their entirety an aggregation of liars.
Their surplus earnings are being ex-
pended and as the expenditure of the
last franc approaches debauchment be-
comes more and more the idol of their
worship. The Latin race is doomed,
but the first to go into the Mediterra-
mean is the French.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12
Winter on the Prairie.

From the desk where we now write,
November and December have come
together on the prairie. The endless
stretch spread out from horizon to
horizon seems to lenghten the day.
There is no barrier, at least to shut You
off from the. sunrise or the sunset.
What radiance the sun has to spare is
wholly at your service; and when it
leaves You at last, it goes down in such
distinction and state as to exhllarate
the observer. Take the cool, bracing
air, and the liberal measure of the land
scape together, and walk on the
prairie has it's attractions. There is a
sense of freedom in tripping along over
roads and fields of such liberal dimen-
sions, that becomes in the end delight.
The feeling of roominess and space
grows as YOU go along. The prairie
we look out upon is not now wholly
wild. 1t has been tanned and subdued
for winter uses. Straight roads cross
it. and occasional houses and swelling
knobs, and groups of trees rows of
trees that have been planted by the
roadside-are among the objects that
help to break the otherwise wide
spreading monotony of the scene.
Whatever else the prairie landscape
is, it is certainly not warm object in
these days. The sense Of illimitable
out of-doors-even though houses and
barns and stacks are visible and some
trees are to be seen-makes you feel
how easy it would be to get into shell
terless distance, where help might
search for you in vain. Now that the
snow has come, the broad white ex-
panse gives us hint of the infnltude
of the ocean. 1t stretches out in every
direction to the silvery rim of the hori-
zon. 1t strains the eyeballs to hold it
all IN one complete view. The friend
illness of the near peiglbor we must
now lean upon, as at poother time. We
feel that we are far away from the ac-
tive and visible and noisy world. The
wheels of commerce are made to move
by the products of this vast domain,
but they are fur beyond the hearing of
these long burrows which help to set
them going. 1t is another world which
so peacefully reposes m slumber here.
The Hour.
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Castor Oil for Shoe Leather.

There is one simple article which will
render any decently made boot thor
oughly impervious. 1t is nothing more
nor less than cold-drawn castor oil,
"pure and simple" 1t is best applied
before moderate fire. The boots to be
dressed should be quite clean and dry,
and special care should be given to the
welt and the tongues, ard their stitch
ing to the upper feathers. generally
begin by pouring the oil from the bot
tie all around the welt so that the angle
between the sole and upper leather is
quite filled with oil, and then proceed
all over the boot. including the edges of
the soles, rubbing it in with the hand.
When one is done, have a turn at the
other, and so alternately till you
have got in about tablespoonful and
a half 20 each boot The tongues
being thinner lea her, should be
quite saturated Subsequent dressing
will not require so much oil. l have
never found anything to touch this as a
waterproof dressing; the gelatinous oil
seems to effectually stop every pore i'll
the leather. There is no other advan-
tage for those who are natty in such
matters-the boots will soon take a good
Common blacking) polish-so much
so that man may, if he likes, water
proof his ordinary walking boots for
bad weather without spelling their APP
pearance. With a common walking
boot of ordinary thickness apply the oil
over the sole Shooting, [ wear boots
so treated over thick wooden socks. from
eight to twelve hours a day, or more,
without feeling the slightest ineonvience
in any way: but they have the chilly
feel inseparable from all boots that are
oiled in Il at way.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12
Mark Twain.

Carp" in the Cleveland Leader,
says of Americas greatest humorist:
Mark Twain probably makes as much
out of his books as any other writer in
the country. He has his Hartford firm
publish his books for him. and he so ar
ranged it that he gets royalty on those
printed in Europe. He is better known
in foreign lands than any other Ameri.
can writer, and he is an international
character. Many of his scenes are taken
from real life, and his descriptions of
travel are in the main true. He is a
hard worker, and while at Hartford he
writes in his billiard room in the attic.
Like Troliope, he believes there is moth
ing like piece of shoemaker's wax on
the seat of ones chair to turn out
good literary work and, like Blaine, he
has a fixed amount of writing for each
days duty. He rewrites many Of his
chapters, and some OF them have
been scratched out and interlined
again and again Mr.. Clemens every
one knows Mark Twain's nameis Glenn
ens-will be forty mine years old on the
30th of this month He is a Missouri
man by birth, and has taken care OF
himself ever since he was fifteen. He
has been practical printer, a steam
boat pilot, a pr ivate secretary, minel
a reporter, lecturer. and book-mak-
er.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12
PATHS Silver Wedding.

Joe Howard INDUCES in some inter-
esting "reminiscences of Patti anent the
dIva's celebration of her "silver we'd
ding" or the twenty-ffth anniversary
of her appearance upon the stage. He
condemns the "circus" made on the oc-
casion in characteristic fashion, and then
proceeds to do little solid gushing on
his own account, to wit:
1t didn't alter the fact that the great
est artist in the world was celebrating
her silver wedding of song and art. II
didn't alter the fact that in every land
where melody is known and harmony is
loved, the name of Adelina Patti is
spoken with reverence and with entire
respect 1t didn't alter the fact thai
the little girl exacts, and gets, 50, 900 q
night, payable before the curtain goes
up on the second act. 1t didn't alter
the fact that with years Of maturity and
the hard-set face of experience, this
wondrous creature combines the antics
of youth and the bohemian habits of
perfect freedom, to go aad do and be as
she pleases. Society-heaven save
that gracious mark-whlch welcomes
Christine Nilsson and courts Ed
win Booth turns the cold bare
shoulder to Adelina Patti, but for all
that, every Sunday morning that part
of society which dwells in swelldom in
the gorgeous hotel where she has tenn
poary apartments are Wild with delight
when their childre are permitted, as
they are frequently, to enter the great
divias rooms, and to pass q pleasant
hour or two examining her magnificent
tiaras, the costly necklaces, the precious
stones, she cheerlly exhibits, and to
listen to her exquisite trlling and carol.
ing as she sings for them, as freely and
as easily as bird chirps and rattles oil
its heaven tending cadences upon the
bending sprig of a neighboring tree.
PATHS triumphant career is about to
close. She tells us that this is her last
visit to America, where her majestic
gifts, gracious aud heaven loved arts
and beauties, are generously and album
dainty and simultaneously paid for by
a prodigal people, and that next season
she intends to bid farewell to every
stage of publicity, and confine herself
thenceforth to Nicolini, her parrots and
her home. Happy we who have seen
and heard her Happy they in whose
donlesticity she hopes henceforth to
pass her time.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12

His Libel of Saloon Keeper Rebuked by
Pine and Imprisonment.

Special Dispatch TO Chronicle Telegraph
HARRISBURG, Pa, December A.
For the second time in the history OF
Dauphin county, newspaper man was
sent to court for publishing defama
tory libel. The case of j. Y. Giering
VS.. John Moore has attracted wide
spread attention. The prosecutor is
the proprietor of saloon In this city,
the reputation of which was attacked by
the Sunday Telegram in May last. The
article in question reflected in very
harsh terms on the proprietor of the
place, as well as his family. The case
was tried few weeks ago and the edi-
tor convicted Every effort was made
to stand off sentence. Hon. A. J. Herr,
Geo. Irwin and VIM. Muller, associate
counsel with Lieutenant Governor
Hall of New York, being EN-
ployed by the defense. This morning,
however, Mr.. Moore was called before
the Court, and sentence pronounced as
follows: "You have been convicted of
publishing defamatory libel. You
appear to have been laboring under the
mistake that because you had control Of
newspaper you hau some peculiar IL
cense which allowed you to assail citi-
zens generally. We hope your mind,
however, has been disabused of the idea.
You not only published the libel re-
gardless of remon STRANGE, but You came
into court and attempted to prove your
assertions, thereby aggravating the of
tense. The sentence of the Court is
that you pay the costs of prosecution
pay fine of $500 and be imprisoned in
the Jail of Dauphin county for period
of sixty days, and you are now in the
custody of the Sheriff to see that the
sentence is complied with. +"
The paper in question has large
culation, reputed to be $4,000, and has
since its advent here been conducted in
a very aggressive manner. The only
other newspaper man who was ever con-
victed in these courts was Jack Shep-
pard, an irresponsible being who was
given eighteen months iii Jail and died
shortly after gaining his liberty. An
other civil suit has been instituted by
J. X Giering against the Telegraph
company of Elmira, and damage:
amounting to$25, 900 have been claimed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12
The city is full of adventurers who

The city is full of adventures who
claim to be professionals, journalists.
and all sorts of people from all parts of
the country, who imagine that they
ought to have free admission to the
theatres, though they can in no way re-
ciprocate or benefit the managers. One
Of these tackled Bolossv Kiralfy for
pass to the st. Charles Theatre the
other night. Bolossy can smell adead-
head mile away, and is always pre-
pared. After hearing the request he
said: ssThat is all right; that is all
right: you must see my brother Imre. :
Thank you, thank you, said the pass
fiend. moving about to find the other
Kiralfy. After awhile he came back,
looking unhappy, and asked Where
is Mr.. Imre?7 s'That is all right; that
Il all right, said Bolossy, my brother
Imre is in New York but he will see
Won when he comes. New Orleans
Picayune.
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DOROTHY.
When Dorothy was twenty-fouB
was, l must confess,

When Dorothy was twenty-fouB
was, must confess,
But twenty, vet for this l swore
loved her none the less.
What though some saucy maiden leased,
Or ancient one cried ''Shame!n
Might not marry as pleased, 80
If Shakespeare did the same?n
Although ! know she favored me-
For she so Oft had said.
This would she have no other see,
Nor promise me to wed
Indeed l took her very much to task
For flirting, Very true"
She answered. smiling; ''thus / mask
My preference for you"
And then fancied-hateful thought
Some other might obtain
TIE kiss that I myself had sought
A thousand times in vain
My arguments upon this head
She found little SAVIOR:
"Iou jealous child, you know" she said,
THAT kissing goes by favor.
One day l met her, face to face,
With Dorkins, arm in arm;
80 like 1t was to an embrace,
viewed them with alarm.
She saw me; started; giggled blushed;
Then, pointing with her fan,
There's Tom, he's fond of me, sbe gushed
ASK him to be best man.
WALTER CLARKE.
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A Literary Prize.

The Anoka Herald says: ''The Sunday Pioneer
Press is paper that every resident Of Mime
sofa can be proud of In fact, there are not
half dozen magazines IN the country equal to
it in point of literary productions and ability. y
The choicest literature appearing in the Sun
day Pioneer Press, appears also IN the weekly
Pioneer Press. The Galaxy of Genius" arti
cles, which that paper has contracted for for the
current year. is a notable feature, and is elicit
ing many enconiums The weekly of Feb
18th is promised of this series, Turkish At
fairs and English Policy" by Hobart Pasha,
Admiral of the Ottaman feet; Among the Budd-
hists In Ceylon" by Moncure d. Conway; and
life in other Worlds" by Richard A. Proctor.
These articles are all copyright matter
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81 90 For SO Cents.

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12

In discourse at the Tabernacle, the
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon declared that if any
body could show him in the Bible tile
command, "Thou shalt not smoke. he
was ready to keep it. Il find" he said
stem commandments, and it's as much as
/ can do to keep them; and I've no de-
sire to make them into eleven or twelve.
Why, man may think it a sin to have
his boots BACKED Well, then. let him
give it up and have them whitewashed.
I wish to say that ] am not ashamed Of
anything whatever that | do: I don't
think smoking makes me ashamed, and
therefore ] mean to smoke.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12
The Morning nrass.

1t is said that lady's standing in society
can easily be determined by her dress at the
breakfast-table; an expensive, snowy costume
indicating that the wearer has not yet learned
the proprieties But no one need be afraid OF
being called "shoddy" if her loneliness is as
apparent by daylight as at the hops. Perfect
beauty is never the attendant of disease; above
all, of those diseases peculiar to women, and
which find ready cure in DR.. Pierce's Cav
orite Prescription" Price reduced TO one dol
lar. BY druggists.
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a divorce case inyolving Former mem

A divorce case involving a former mem
Der of the clergy, who has enjoyed moro or
less notoriety was commenced in the district
court of Minneapolis. The Rev Edward S.
Bowdish has sued for divorce from Mary Bow
dish on the ground of desertion. Mr. and
Mrs. Bowdish were married in Minneapolis, IN
December, lSS1. In January, 1882, the plain
tiff alleges that, without any fault on his part,
Mrs Bowdish deserted him, and has since re-
fused to live with him: that he furnished her
a good home, and in all things conducted him
self toward her as loving husband should,
and requested her to live with him as his wife
but she has persistently refused and neglected
To do so
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Do YOU KNOW

"For months / suffered with malaria and
nervous dyspepsia. During the attacks OK
perienced severe pain, accompanied by that
extreme tired and anauid feeling. Could
not eat or sleep. Would get up mornings
with hardly life enough ~ move. None OF
the usual medicines empioFed in such casei
had any effect upon me. From time TO time
was laid up and unable 20 attend to any
business. Finally a druggist Of this city sug
rested
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12

Bold Counterfeit or Imitation of DR.. G ID
WARMERS WHITE WINE OF TAR SYRUP and
GERMAN HOP BTTTERs is being sold in the
Northwest Beware of the dangerous imita-
tons. The worthless stuff is sold to Druggists
at 81, 80 per dozen, or about 20 cts per bottle
WHITE WINE OF TAR SYRUP and GERMAN Hop
BITTERs bears the name of DIR. G. D. WARNER
on label and wrapper and blown in bottle
Take no other
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1t is hard to believe that man was cured of
a Kidney disease after his body was swollen rs
bigas barrel and he had been given up as in
durable and lay at deaths door Yet such a
cure was accomplished by Kidney-Wort in the
person of NJ NJ Devereaux of Ionia, Mich
who says: "After thirteen of the best doctors
in Detroit had given me up, was cured by
Kidney-Wort want every one to know what
a boon tits.
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A Clear Voice.

Mr. Charles T. Krebs, 737 Madison avenue,
Baltimore, Maryland, well known III banking
circles, certifies to tho excellence of the Red
Star Cough Cure. A few drops speedy cured
his niece of severe hoarsness and sore throat
It is pleasant to take. No one can be poisoned
by this remedy, which is free from opium,
morphia and other dangerous drugs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-02-12

During the war, Dr. Lloyd, of Ohio, from ex-
posture contracted consumption. He says: Il
have no hesitation in saying that it was by the
use of Aliens Lung Balsam that / am now alive
and enjoying perfect health" Don't expert
ment with new and untried medicines. If you
have cough or cold, take at once Aliens Lung
Ra1aau