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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
rivate :NgrtIags Impossible.

Galignani Messenger: The Paris
correspondent 81 the New York Times
must have strange notion as to the
way French carriages are conducted
TO inform hiy readers that the Duke
d'Aumale w4 secretly married by the
Bishop Of Beuvais to Mile. de Gin
champ bebre leaving France. The
story might have had an air of proba-
biliiy in be time of Louis XIV, when
priests tould perform the marriage
ceremo6 in q chapel, privately. with
out publication Of bans, and without
previqks civil union before the Mayor.
Ia deAult of those formalities mar
riagekould now be of no more value
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
Mo mann.red Pnn,hcrs.

A man who has been looking Up the
record of Northern New York, includ-
ing the big woods, has been unable to
find a single instance where panther.
the terror Of the woods, has attacked a
man. while almost every deer hunter,
who has hunted much in the woods,
can tell of serious encounters with
deer, which aro considered the most
timid Of all the denizens of the forest.
-O0densb,srg Journal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

sion of fire damp occurred ct the johnson
rhine which resulted in the injuries 81 ten
men, some of u Tom it is thought will die.
By incendiary fire J. +. Hixon'. distil-
lery at Owensb r., Ky, burned Monday
ni.ht; loss $4,000. Two thousand one
hundred barrels OF whisky burned.
TIE oleomsrgsrine tax caused Easter
brook q Co, of New Haven, the only
manufacturers of the article in Con
necticut to close their factory.
Three trains, passenger and freight on
the Vermont Central were wrecked near
Bellows Falls Vs.,ou the 29Jh; q good many
we're hur;, but none killed.
The coroner's jury in the s1se Of BeRley.
who was shot by Pmkertou's detective IN
in Chicsgo, failed 10 i!eutify who actually
did the deed.
Rockford, II had a $4,000 fire Monday
the largest loss being that OF the North
western o at Meal Co, where the fire orig
mated.
The total coinage executed at the
miuts during Ostobtr was S4,i'2 100, OF
which 1900 0OO was in staudard do as.
Miss Eliza oeth Cleveland will be- com
PEELED 70 give up her editorial duties as
she has lost her health through work.
The National Educational Society has
accepted the invitation TO the organ alton
20 ruee; in Chicago in july, 1857.
Two district attorneys, one Democrat
and one "a Republican have been suspend
ed for making stump speeches.
Al Charleston and Columbia, S. c, ard
Augusta, Ga, there were earthquake
tremors, Oct. 81.
President Cleveland and Gov. Hill each
contributed $500 TO the New York City
campaign fund
October, 1881, was the wsrmest October,
With one Exception, in 81 years.
sl3 0o0,09O was the amount OF the redu
ton of tho public debt in October.
Rev. a yrs. Henry Ward Btecher have
returned from Europe.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

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Moving milch cows from a warm shelter to ,
cold yard TO drink ice water costs large guam
tity OF mix.
Beef heart: wash it carefully, stuf it the
same as for hare; roast or bake it, and serve
with a rich gravy sad currant jelly sauce, hash
with the same and port wine.
Always give hogs pure, fresh water to drink
swil will not answer the purpose Of water. A
very little salt, wood ashes and charcoal should
be thrown in their pens at times.
Lamb outlets: trim the slices free 'FRONT.' beat
up the yolk Of an egg with rasped bread or.crack-
ers, season with pepper aud salt, dip in the cut
lets and fry in butter gently until thoroughly
done.
Away. give sheep water No matter how
cold the weather, give them an opportunity to
drink. In the winter they will eat snow in the
/ absence Of water, but water is much better for
them.
Remember the chicken houses must be kept
as clean as circumstances will permits. Disease
il confined to no particular breed, season or
climate. Prevention IS better than cure.
American Poultry Journal.
sympathy for earthquake sufferers has been
widely attracted to the residents Of Charleston,
; c.. though hundreds Of farmers 10 81 their
humcs. rcular has been sent TO all the
\ oranges 10 the United States asking aid.
| The National Cattle Growers Association OF
I America begins its session at Chicago on the
( 18th OF November The American Fat Stick
I show viii be held at the Exposition Building,
Chicago, from the sth to 18th Of same month.
1 Large numbers OF colts are spoiled by rough
and otherwise improper handling. A man who
cannot command himself is unfit to attempt the
command OF colt
While milk is standing for cream to rise, the
/ purity Of the cream and consequently the fine
/ favor and keeping Of the butter will De injured
/ IL the surface o: the cream is exposed freely to
+ air much warmer than the cream
Ex-Gov. Furnss OF Nebraska has issued .
circular 70 the farmers OF that state asking FOR
specimen. Of corn to be placed in the rooms OF
/ the senate congressional committee on agricul-
| ture IT Washington, during the coming session
Of Congress.
/ Baked apple pudding: one pound OF apples
a quarter OF pound respectively OF sugar, but
ter and bread crumbs. or biscuits, the yoik- OF
/ four eggr tke white o. one, the peel and nall
/ the Juice OF lemon; mix all well together. oake
/ thrs e-qusrters Of ar hour; and turE out on
dish.
/ The River Platte country. South Am-rics, has
double the number of sheep owned IN the
/ United States. while Australia has 100000 U
more sheep than we have. Jet this country pro-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
ARrEsIAN WELLS IN THE WEST.

The success Of the artesian well at Miles City
has stimulated the boring OF others in Eastern
Montana. One recently bored on a ranch north
of the Yellowstone flows eighty gallons per
minute This indicates that much of that vast
upland region lying back from, and above the
level Of the streams, which has been considered
valneless for agriculture because beyond the
reach OF irrigation by ordinary methods, may be
redeemed from sterility and rendered product
i've. The Transformation creaJed by irrigating
canals in the arid regions OF California, Nevada,
Utah, Colorado, and other Western States and
Territories has been great that land lying
within reach OF irrgating canals is considered
very valuable, while equa ly good land lying at
higher attitude above the running streams is
considered worthless. If srtesian wells can
supply these highlands with sufficient water
there is no reason why the productive sgr'cu'-
tural area Of Montana should not be largely IN
creased in the next few years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

MICHAEL DAvITT. II Is rumored. will
soon marry Mis-, Yorr, who resides in
OakI4ud. Cal. She Is an orphan,
aud lives with her aunt, is
pretty. 20 years old, highly accom-
plisheG, SIZE has. l. Is said, $4,000 in
her own right.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
CBoTCHETT TREES.

In the training of Young trees all cretches
should be avoided. II the tree, as it comes
from the nursery, has a fork, one branch sho1ld
be removed and the other tied up perpen-
dcularly. II bad cretchee should occHr in trees
six year, old upward, they should be braccd.
This bracng is doEs by twisting together two
twigs, one frnu the inside OF each branch OF
the crotch. Flee twigs may be twisted ABOUT
each other loosely the ends being 4Iowed TO
prri,ct frrel, b,yoEd the opposite branches Of
the crotch. II securely kept in place, these
twigs viii sOou begin to adhere along their
whole length, AID after three fUnr year. the
free ends may be CIT Of. In few years they
will be united into perfectly solid bar scross
the crotch Of the tree. Twins from tse sze of
lead pencil tn the size OF ones fugeT unite
most readily. All the larger branches OF sn
apple tree May be braced together in this man
ner, and ipjary from splitting will he mostly
avoided. zen n large branch shows signs of
splitting, ore can not wait for the growing
together of email limbs. In such cases
iron bolts Hln-t b. used Much damage 10 fine
trees caa he avutted II bolts are used coon
a weakness iB discovered. Half-inch rods OF
considerable length may be run through the
branches at sbme distance AbOv. their juRc
tiun. -4Hs-jc9R AgTjcHlturdlist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
How Clay rrumped Two Cards.

During Mr.. Clay's service in Con-
gress he paid visit to an enthusiastic
friend. physician, in Virginia, who
was anxious for neighbor, farmer,
to become acquainted with the great
statesman. It was arranged for them
to meet. The physician introduced
them thus: MIR Clay, permit me to in
troduce you to Mr.. the best farmer
in Virginia. Mr.. -. permit me to IN
troduce YOU to Mr.. Clay. the greatest
lawy er in the United States" Mr..
Clay, advancing took the hand of the
farmer and said: Permit me to say,
sir. we are introduced by the gre test
doctor in all the world. F." The three
gentlemen were then ready for delight
full social intercourse I'.dependeRt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

ABRAN s HEWITT Is now g. year,
old. lie is Of slight stature. Of medium
hizht. and he walks with 9 quick.
rapid, icrky step. lis shoulders are
slightly stopped. his chest IS narrow.
and lie often goes ahead with his head
down. His face Is a neiyoUsly intel
lvctuui one. and It is covered with
short wLiskors Of si.very whitcness-
His hair Is also white and fine in tex
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

Decline Of man or wozan prematurely
induced by excuses or bad practices,
speedily and radically cured. Book illus
trAted). 10 cents ia stamps. Consultation
free. Worlds Di pensary Medical AssO-
aistiou BuRzIo n Y.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
CURRENT COMMENT.

Mrs. REUBEN WooD died last Friday
at Almeda Cal. aged IS years Eler
husband was once Governor of Ohio,
and for fourteen years was Chief jus
tice Of he State Supreme Court. lie
died ID 1862.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS
: large Amount of Voting with Varied
Results.
MINSEsOTA

st. Paul, Nov. 3.-The change in the law
in Minnesota by which every state and
county flee as well as full legislature was
elected this year, made a ticket OF such
length that returns are slow in conf x in
ana on the first morning after election
il is lot easy 10 give accurate figures.
McGill. Republican candidate for Gov
ernor is elected By majority ever Ames
ranging PROBABLY s0mew here between Eve
and ten thousand. Ia the first n
gressionai district returns are Incomplete
tut favor the election OF Wilson, Dem, }
over Lovely though this is by no means
certain. Ia the secoEd district, John
Lind (Rsp) ia elected by c
large mel lri.y. In the Third dis
tr!ct the defeat OF HerUert (Rep.)
By Macdonald (Dsm) is reasonably
certain. la the fourth district which en-
braces the cities Of ot. Paul and Mime
apolis, Gliilsu the present incumbent was
opposed by Edmund Rice Dem Mayor OF
st. Paul ard tie first returns indicate n
Rice's success by a small msjoIity.
In the Fifth district, Nelson tRsp) had
no opposition. Ramsey county (St. Paul.
went Democratic by msjorities ranging
from 10 to p 0 on various candidates. but
the Republicans elect their Sheriff, treas
urer, register of desds and part OF the leg
islature. Hennepiu county minneapolis
goes Republican 10y about 1000 average
mel 1rity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

The American Cowboy IS the
subject If a timely and instructive arti-
Gle by Joseph Nmmo. Jun, in the
November Harper 5. The public ser
vices which the cattle rangers have
performed As pioneers Of civilization,
rcpressers 81 Indian outbreaks, punish
crs OF Unjust ce. au.j leaders IN great
industry. are well lown. Special at
tenti0n i given 20 ne recent northern
movements Of cattle raising tn .gh
Montana. Dakota. Colorado. and Kan
sas. Some valuable information Is
given concerning the methods, the ex-
tent. ami the proceeds Of rauching in
that section.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
rm,NKsoIyING PROCLAMATION.

Proclamation by the President of tie
United States: IL has lot K been the Gus
tom OF the people OF the United States, on
a day in each year especially set apart for
that purpose by their chief executive, 10
acknowledge the goodness and mercy OF
God, and 10 invoke his continued care and
protection. In Observance OF such Gus
tom, /, Grover Cleveland. president of the
United States, do hereby desi5nafe and
set apart thursday, the 18th day OF Nov
ember, TO be observed aud kept "a day
OF thanksgiving ana prayer. On that day
let all cur people tcrego their accustomed
employ ments and ass uble in their usual
places of worship TO give thanks 20 the
ruler of the universe for our continued en-
toyment of the blessings of a free govern
ment; for a renewal of business pro perity
throughout our land, for the return which
has rewarded the labor of those who till
the soil, and Tor our progress as people
in all that makes nation great; and
while we contem pate the infinite power
Of God in earth q axe, flood and storm; let
the grateful hearts of those " no have bees
sbielded from harm through lis mercy DO
turned in sympathy and Kindness to-
wards those who have suff red through
his visitations. Let US also in the midst OF
our THANKSGIVING remember the poor and
needy with cheerful gifts and aims, 50 that
our service may, 10y the deeds of charity,
he made acceptable IN the sglt of the
Lord. In witness whereof / b ave hersunto
set my hand and cansed the seal OF the
I United States 10 be affixed. Done at the
city of Washington this first day OF y ~
mber, in the yesr OF our Lord one thous-
/ and eight hundred aud 'ighsy-six, aud OF
the independence of the U uited States. the
one hundred and eleventh.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
By the President
I. Z. BAYARD,
/ lSeaLl Secretary Of State.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

The cooperative activities Of our
country will tigd some helpful point,
in the article which appears in the
November Harprr's on Corporation
among English W0rking-meu. by an
able au,Lorigy-A. II. d. Ackland.
The progress Of that movement from
its start, forty years ago, furnishes
many lessons Of value for Us. and the
opportunity Is presented 10 study the
detailed operations ~ CO operative
soc ely iu stores. houses, factories. and
baut : with I, markabic instances Of is
success.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
APPLE CROP.

The American Cultvator (Boston) says the
greater prsrai, ace OF injurious insects hss made
the apple crop nearly or quite as dhicnlt to grow
a. that Of other fruits formerly supposed II de-
naud mech more Stteation. The idea that the
apple needs iit,le care il now one ~ the chief
Obstacles 10 TIE successful cultival ion OF this
frait Aft,r the trees get to be of besring age.
or rsther after they begin bearing heavy ms
rurius = go ne required at least every alternate
year. Whether there Is crop or not borers
will need be looked after, aud every year when
the blasst ms have fallen the trees should be
sprayed vie paris green to destroy the codiiug
worm &c tie young fruit.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

Almost every Northwestern farmer, and es-
pecialy those engaged in dsirying, would be
glad 10 have lse. but many are deferred
both by the p-5 700 ID table ice house and the
waste almost ,e,ltabie from prairie winds
which prove fatal TO the keeping qualities OF
the best constructed building. A correspOn-
dent OF the ST. Paul Farmer submits plan for
an Underground ice-houee, that seems feasible
and Is Inexpensive, being recital Of eXperience.
The writer says that for his underground ice
house he selected dry knoll where there would
be no danger OF interference from wate-, and
dug pit corresponding in depth to its width
and length, though IL makes no difference how
deep the pit IL, provided there is no danger from
water or caving in Of the sides. In the bottom
Of this pit was placed first layer OF tan BARK or
saw dust four inches Tick; on this wa. laid a
floor Of rails or poles, and again on the poles
another thick layer Of straw or dust. On
the floors a crib Of poles crotched into each 9TH
er at the corner, was built up at a distance OF at
least two feet from the dirt walls, TO point
slightly above the level of the ground lie pack
ed the two feet space between the crib and the
wall very carefully with sawdust straw 1.-THE
chad from the tail Of the machine Is always the
besD and the pit Is ready for the receptisa OF
the ice. In packing do not use large blocks,
they are harder TO handle and more difficult 10
pack properly; use dry snow in preference To
broken ice to I'll up the spaces between the
blocks. After filing cover the whole with a
mound OF chat and this again with boards
weighted down TO keep out the rain, orr the
PIE parations more elaborate, roof can be
placed over the pit and taFpaulin used to keep
the chat from being blown away
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
FEEDING NEW CORN.

Many farmers will not feed new corn to fat
tening cattle, or even to hogs, until il has be-
come thoroughly seasoned in the crib There
ia no foundation for the tupposition that new
corn is injurious TO stock, unless pu; At once on
full feed. II will not feed pound for pound
quite ss far old corn, and this simply Tor the
reason that il contains more moisture, but IL il
more easily digested. Some o. the best feeders
IN the country now start reasonably early in the
autumn ana feed lightly once a day, gradually
increase { the quantity, until in the course Of II
lew weeks the stock may be fed what they will
eat ~ three feeds day for hogs and two for
cattle. IL the feel ling is commenced while yet
the corn IL quite green still more care must be
taken. AT this time both hogs aud cattle should
have the run OF the pasture. by the let OF
November, often by the middle Of October, and
possibly, In some ATTITUDES by the let Of Octo-
Der, both hogs aud cattle may be brought to full
feeding. Salt should be present to be taken at
VIII by cattle, and for hogs both salt and char
coal or the soft bituminous coal Of the West
should be kept where it may be taken at any
time. And this is especially necessary when
either cattle or hogs are taken up from pasture
and confined. In this il is not advocated that
corn shoud be the exclusive grain in feeding
stock during the earlier period OF fatteLng
The food should be varied. Oats, light wheat,
and light BARLEY, or other unstable Grain, not
mnsty, may be u-ed; or. in lieu " this, bran
and other millstuh should form apes OF the
food. But when the muscle Qean meatl of the
animal IL fully formed, then corn may form the
food. When cattle and hogs are on grass, il
grain is necessary TO be fed, Indian corn 10. ms
sufficiently good food
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

WIEN. once upon a time. Abram 5
Hewitt. now one IF the candidates Tor
Mayor OF New York, was 7. minded
that lie owed much 20 the fact
that he was the sou-n-law
Of Peter Cooper, hereplied that the time
wOl etme when Peter Cooper would
be SHOWN a. tie father-in-law Of Mr.
Hewitt. 1.-THE good old man was living
and reading tie New York papers to-
day, perhaps lie would b, gin to realize
the truth Of this Willy reply.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

Mrs. ELEANOR MOORE died il
Georgetova. Me. 3 few days ego,
having liyeI five days more than 1Ou
years. On Lor birthday, Oct (, she
said 10 her son; To-day | am leo
years o.d. Can It be possible? 1t
seems Ike dream. The Gay before
her death Sic repeated several passa-
&c, Of Scripture. and her last words. an
Luur before he died. were: God bless
you al. Good tye, d..rliugs. I'm 90
ny home Trr,e children, fifteen
grandchildren, tW,nty-eight great
raLCchfidrcu. ard one grcat-gTeat-
raudcLiid survive her.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

RELIABLE prNa.e adyices from Ba-
den finn TIA, the bulletins reporting
Emperor William IS being in good
health are TOst..-'y UEtruc- Accord
irg 70 these adyiccs the Emperor j.
subject TO daily attacks Of synoopc and
rolorg,d drow>iuess. and recently
was in a semi-conatose for twenty
hours. from which the doctors were I'M
able to rouse HIM. Ills condition Is
aggravated IT is said, by chronic dis
case Of TIE bladder. II IS feared that
Ii Will be impossible with Tie utmost
care to I.rr~rr, e lis life fCr more than
few months Ionger.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04
DAKOTA

Returns the morning after election are
meager but show that Giffords election es
delegate to Congress is only question OF
maj rity. Republicans claim it by 25 200
ms j ,rity while the Democrats concede it
by a smaller figure. Some Democratic
gains are reported, nothing TO effect the
general result and the result in Dakota msy
De briefly set down about as usual"
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 3,--Gov. Rusk and the
entire republican State ticket is elected
by about $1,000 plurality. There were
four tickets Ia enc field, Republican, Dem
ocratic, Labor snd Prohibition. The la
Dor party elect ons Congressman and 10 or
u members Of tas legislature In MI
waukee the labor ticket won aud in some
parts OF Ihs State the Prohibi'ionists. cut
quite figure. In Gen. Bragg's old district
Gaenther tasp } defeats Delaney (Dem-)
for Con greSs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

Wow It's all right, It's all right, dar-
ling" said Mrs. Workhsrd, II have tested
it thoroughly. Salvation Oil will surely
cure your pam IN the back
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

The Stat. goes Republican BY 500, or q