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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
VIII Find the Way.

This is the way Longyiew cores
pondent tells a story of love and law in
Texas:
A few days ago, as the gray of the
earliest dawn was giving place to the
saffron tints that heralded sunrise, there
came a maiden fair. with golden locks
flying in disorder from her long and
hurried all-night ride, and callow and
innOcent-looking youth, who sought
shelter for the damsel in one of Long
view hotels, when the youth hasten
ed to the house of the County Clerk
(whO issues marriage LICENSEES in this
State) and asked for the document
that would give him legal right TO
have some competent authority marry
them. The accommodating Clerk,
aroused from his slumbers, went to his
office and put the Young man through
his examination as to age. occupation,
etc, and the age of the maiden Glib
were his answers anent himself, but he
hesitated aud stumbled and pr,varica-
ted about the girls age, until finally
Mr.. Levy. lie Clerk, said:
MIR. Harris, your statements are
correct enough regarding Yourself, but
from what you say Of Miss Cooper $
age | am quite sure she is not Of the
age to be legally married without her
parents consent. / know this is
runaway match, and cannot issue the
license"
Pleas were unavailing and Mr..
George V. Harris left, g sadder man.
But wisdom soon came to him. and
the result of that wisdom showed later
when the second chapter began. Late
in the afternoon a venerable darkev
went to the clerk office and asked for
the issuance of a liscense for the mar
riage of his son George V. Harris, and
and Miss Nellie Cooper giving proper
answers to all questions, and the salts
factory explanation that Miss Cooper :
father consented to the marriage but
was so busy blowing out his crops he
did not wish TO take time t. cone to
town. The neeiful papers were issued
and marked with minute sc to in
dictate they were colored people.
Yesterday the minister who married
Mr., Harris and Miss Cooper met the
Clerk and hailed him with, well /
see the runaway couple got the license
anyway"
"No," said Mr.. Levy; Il refused to
issue ii.
'.But they brought it to me and /
married them. said the minister.
Aud then the point Of the joke was
seen. That innocent looking youth
had bribed that old darkey to go for
the paper. and thoroughly coached
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

Why not get in good crop of corn
fodder, there is plenty of time yet.
Various and satisfactory tests have
been made of the nutritive qualities of
corn fodder 1t has been eonclusively
shown that if corn is sown broadcast or
planted in drills, the foder possesses
more nutrition than hay, and even
more milk-giying elements than any
other forage. If sown thickly, so as to
prevent the maturity of the seed, it is
better still. This is based upon the
principle that the seed forming
elements are retained in the stalk,
thereby increasing the nutritive matter
Glover plowed under before coming
to seed is richer manure than if
taken when ripe. Hay that has been
permitted to go to seed before cutting
has lost half of its value. These facts
are adduced in support of the above
theory. Considering the little labor
necessary to sow corn, and the little
time required to prepare the soil, it
ought to become more universal
article of food for cattle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

Boston women are remarkable crea-
lures. The Transcript gives the fol-
lowing sketch of a Boston housekeeper,
drawn from real life: Her husband is a
man of wealth, inherited and acquired,
and is highly esteemed for his liberal
ity and honorable business habits, and
she herself is lady of refinement
and superior intellectual attainments.
They have eight children, and keep
butler, coachman, and seven female
servants. The butler receives his
orders at a set time every morning for
the provisions required during the day;
each of the female servants has her
specific duties assigned her, and is
never called upon to perform others.
The lady does not ask the cook or
others what they may require, but
serves them under her own inspection
with all she knows is necessary, even
to pound of salt or ounce of pepper.
The coal, tirewOOd, and even kind
ling paper are kept the run of-nothing
possible is left to the discretion of
servants. She keeps the key of every
thing. The domestics have their own
cook and take their meals together, at
such times as will not interfere with
the family arrangements. She pays
the highest wages to her servants, is
liberal in giving them time to attend
church or visit their friends. but de-
mands prompt obedience. They have
set times TO rise in the morning and to
20 to bed at night. In the manage
ment of her family she is equally
systematic. so that system throughout
is habitual. She is by 40 means a
slave; far from it. She has ample time
time to enjoy life, mingles more or
less with the best society, and Always
appears to advantage. Though no
longer young. she is still beautiful,
and enjoys excellent health.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
The English Reporter.

There was an English reporter who
came to town no vast amount of time
20 and managed to Get a good deal of
reporting work largely. perhaps. on
the strength Of his claim that he was a
verbatim reporter of rare accom-
p ishments and profound experience
lie was particularly good Al public
meetings. but he had brought over
habits with him which occasionally
created 4 lively repression. One day
he ..tooS' q little LECTURE by Phillips
Brooks. in which the doctor found
occasion 10 quote some wcli-kuown
verses of Moore : This Is the way the
passage appeared in the Daily Blanket
next morning. The reverend gentle
man announced it a. his opinion that
the world Is in the nature Of a flceting
show. given for the delu>iOn Of man;
and proceeded to remark further that
the miles of iov. - wei a the tears
Of wo. shine deceitiUlly IN tine one case
and flow deceitfully in the other
There is, he said. nothing true but
heaven - Boston EecOr1.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

4 writer in tie Brooklyn Magazine
says that of the hundreds of residents
of the ci, of San Antonio. Tex. only
few who frequently meet tall, slon-
der lady, with raven brown ewes and
hair, and with a singular attractiveDcss
| in her face, know that she Is Mrs. Rose
Hartwick Thorpe. whose famous poem.
/ ''Cuifew Must Net Ring Tonight.
I has given her a reputation in both hem
I isphereS. How. az tne age OF sixteen
I years. the young country girl was led
to write the poem, now so widely 6owu
/ is thus narrated. as furnished bv her
I personally for this publication: The
( poem was suggested 10 me by theread-
/ ing of a story. Love and LOYALTY IN
I April, 1867. / was then plain coun-
7 try schoolgirl, not yet seventeen. re-
siding with my parents at Litch-
field Mich, and under the pre-
/ text of working out mathematical prob
lens, with my arithmetic before me. ,
wrote the poem roughly on nay slate.
i was forced 70 carry on my literary
work under these difficulties because
OF the opinion Of my parents that nv
time could be better employed than iu
A
wrote the first copy Gu INV slate
between I and * Ia the after
noon. bat much has since been
spent IN correcting eyIsiug i.
had no thought that H. ever write
anything worthy ofpubliu iotice The
poem was first published in the Detroit
Cor mercial Advertiser In the fall of
1870.
The editor on receipt Of my manu-
script at once wrote me a lengthy IL ter
Of congraulatiou and praise. in which
he predicted the popularity for the
verses which they have since received.
| had no literary friends. not even
literary acquaintance at that time. and
did not know the simple requirmeuts for
preparing M manuscript for pubIica-
lion. The poem at once attracted
popular attention. and bestowed upon
its young author & reputation, which
each succeeding year has enlarged.
Although it 1as been published in III
Vulnerable forms and different books
and collections. and has been transulat-
ed INTO the French, German and other
languages. the poem has never brought
its author any financial remuneration,
~ - too oAttu TIC tA~t- III Itl>Ca
me, writes Mrs. Thorpe. from a
shy, obscure country girl into public.
notice, and brings to my side yearly
hosts of new and delightful friends.
Wherever | 90 my friends are there be
fore me, and the poem, which l gave
TO the public with no right reserved,
while it has made fortune for others
and dropped golden coins in other
pockets. has reserved for its author
admiring friends Mrs. Thorpe spends
her summers in her native climate of
Michigan, where she yearly recuperaies
from the effects Of a Texas winter.
The author IS thirty-siN years Of age, is
happily married and is enabled to
quietly enjoy the respect and love Of
her Beighbors and friends, while her
litarary admirers are legion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
An odd scran BASKET.

The scrap basket is made of straw
bathing hat. First soak the hat in
warm water; this will make it flexible
and allow it to be bent into any shape
desired. Press the creases in the rim
with hot iron to form a square. When
the hat is dry, give it coat of thin
glue-water. and gid it on the inside
and out; fasten bunch of natural cat
tails on the front of it, tied with a bow
of brown satin ribbon, to match them
in color. Place loop on one corner
of the basket to hang it up by (if it is
desired to have it hanging scrap bas-
keD, or stand it in a convenient cor
where it will catch the odds and ends.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
BY THE RIVER.

Each OF them loving, each of them loved.
Gliding down with the river,
Nature smiled, and the sun above
Brighter shOne to behold such love
BY the fairy banks Of the river.
Years have passed, and a woman wept,
Wept as she sat by the river,
Wept for the love that had dad away,
Wept for the lover that had died for aye,
By the duh, cold banks of the river.
Ever the careless streamlet flows,
Ever on 10 the river;
Only the breeze "A requiem sighed
For the heart that broke, for the love that
died.
BY the fairy banks OF the river
g D. $. CGsssl's Family MGgG-iHs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
Assnptd Man ssrxaa..

Charles. > said bachelor Benson to
his new man servant, as he Vas setting
himself comfortably in his library arm
chair for an afterdinner siesta, ''you
are to waken me whenever / am
thirsty" tossing OFF glass of old port
as he spoke.
but how shall | know. sir, when
you are thirsty?
Il shall be thirsty whenever | am
reused, of course with a look of
good-natured pity for the new mans
stupidity. -Drake's Trareler'S Naga-
cine.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
Remedy for Fouuder,

A horseman of much experience
states that he has completely cured
several cases of founder by tie use of
alum. He put one tablespoonful. fine
ly powdered, as far back in the ami
malls mouth as possible as soon as
making the discovery that the horse
was stiffened Not only does he claim
that he has cured severe cases, but
strongly affirmed that he had never
known the remedy to fail if given inn
mediately after the trouble had devel-
oped itself.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
state Fairs.


The bad eggs often left in nests for
nest eggs are wholly unfit for this pur-
pose. The she'll of the egg is SO porous
that bad odors from one rotten speci-
men speedily affect all the good ones.
This is especially true in warm wealth
err or when artificial heat is supplied
by the hen while sitting. If eggs are
looked over at the close of the first
week, those that will prove bad may
be easily distinguished and removed.
to the great advantage Of the hen and
the eggs yet remaining.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
COUNTRY LIFE AND WORK.
June.

Fair June.
Has CARRIED the lea in brightest emerald
dress;
The days are glad;
The groves and orchards with luxurious, ess
OF bloom are clad.
The Moon
Wades through an azure sea when beau
teous Night
Lets fall her curtains DER the rosy light
OF dying Day;
Not drapiriei dark. but robes ofslOveliness.
Star gemmed, are they.
The flashing FREELY fits among the trees.
And sweet with oder is the gentle breeze.
The dewdrops gisten on each folding flow
er,
And filled with pleasure is each passing
hour.
Care flies away
IT'S June,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

Among other valuable lessons impaired
by this teacher is the fact that for verv
long time DR.. Pierce's ''Goldeu Medical Dis
covery" has been the prince OF liver correct
ives aud blood pur 'ers, being the house
hold physician Of the poor man, and the
able consulting physician to the rich pa
tent aud praised by all FOR its magnificent
service and efficacy in all diseases Of a
chronic nature, as malarial poisoning, all
ments of the respiratory aud digestive sys-
tens, liver disease and in all cases where the
use of an Alternative remedy is indicated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

from all blame. and thanks Aunt
Sophie again and again for her tender
care of her afflicted son. | have the
missive yet, a yellowed sheet tied with
bit of faded ribbon.
When Barby has been my wife a
year, | tell the story to "A group of
listening friends gathered round my
own fireside, and entitle it "A Lucky
Throw
NAY, nay" correets good Aunt
Sophie, shaking her head in kindly re-
proof, - twas the mercy of Heaven not
luck, Philip"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

him in his answers, had got the license
IN that way, and as the &c placed on
II was very small, it was rot noticed by
the minister who married them. and
the couple went on their way rejoicing
back TO their home IL Rusk county.
whence they had come to escape par
entail wrath and circumyent the Gregg
County Clerk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
BIT IERS.

It,-fI ere any c1za AZ liver ar5 Kidney
traua's S Ben properly taken. i IS perfect
s-- Hs- ana Irgr-arHtt.r % g.elr~fs the ~ 9
sa-.r r fHs no5euuoEis f.frnn-- that develop IN
E.sErr. Kidney Hr1 rinary diseases, car
.."#.- =.year sI poisonous matter sEd re-
s.s-frfsss- tHe Ea3cuu fa i healthy coa.l-isn.
CnrIef4-fs-r o.. r-fresslinE ans lHTi-a-at .nS
F4Euss E-rFy. lt l.r-v-1ts =i.' cT..s- % p
r,ess ..t-z ssssua-5s Is a Dangerous tfl-s *
Eafspazes Else t-.-5l in mere trivial all
llslls, 49, a.- tco apt 20 De I--5.e-tsd a. sueh.
THOUSANDS or CASES
-4 srsa ssr-+ forms Of these terrible diseases
i.-v. l. quickly relieved Hu3 IN "a Sd =
s.rta f- s-.-.I. cured b. t-.e Use q Hops =
Halt EsEttrra.
ps raf get Egops and Malls Bitters con
F741r l.F : # Interior rl-t-uat1EG.f Of similar
name. Eai1e Nothing tIt Hops Malt blk
Ter If v.1l wasn't &. s.sre urcs
HlPS & EiLI BITIERS CO., DERuI, REG
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

s'MoRE tina, ALL OTHER LUNG REMEDIES
is what +. W. FaiTmsn, a druggist at
Dayton, Iud., writes about the sale OF
eight years and it gives satisfaction.
Sold by all druggists at 25c., Soc, and Sl.p3
a bottle.
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Delicate Disease

Of either sex, however induced, promptly,
thoroughly and permanently cured Send
10 cents 10 stamps for large illustrated
treatise. Worlds Dispensary Medical As
socia ion, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, \. Y.
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f. Walthers, NJ. d. st. Paul says; II
have had repeated occasions to observe the
effects of McCaineis st. Paul Chemical Oil
as a local application in Rheumatic aud
Neuralgia affections and its anodyne, soda
tive and curative effects in painful alice
tons OF this kind, recommend itself very
hi-hly to the sufferer By Druggists
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

Friend taking leave, after spending the
EVENING" Admirable talker your wife Is,
Brown. | could listen to her whole night.
Brown with a sigh ~ Al | often do!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

There Is 10 immortality for spring
chickens. They have their necks twirled
on earth Some Of ghem have qaIte
lengthy mundane existence however.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

It is said the C)ggs well fountain on Bos-
con Common is Q fac-simile OF one exhumed
from the ruins Of POmpeii. We know now
why POmpeii = as destroyed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

sHow long has Brown been married
Charley" "Didn'G know be was married
at all. [ don't believe be is, eisher Yes.
he is; ! uo.lced him turn pale when the
clock struck eleven
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

Madame Printemps was very sick, some
one said Of her that she would prot ably
dies. There is no danger, said another she
is not a woman who has ever done her
husband a favor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

ssIf humor, wit, and honesty, could save''
from the ills flesh is heir 70, what good
price they'd bring in the market. Well,
twenty-five cents viii buy q cheap panacea
Salvation Oil, certain cure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
An Old Letter.

The Prohibition party was not in eX-
istence and had no influence at the
White House during the Administra-
ton of President Madison. says the
Brooklyn Eagle. President Madison
not only procured pipes of wine from
abroad for himself but also for mem
bers of his Cabinet. and even Washing
ton ladies. The following letter, which
is now the property of Mr.. Edward f.
de Shielding. Leifert 5 place was writ
ten by President Madison to James l..
Cathcart. then United States Consul AT
at Tripoli:
Washington. MAY IS, 1911.
Sir: The several parcels of wine sent
me have all come safe to hand. and
have proved very satisfactory. | am
particularly Obliged by the two pipes
from the vault of Mr.. Carvalh;l, which
are Unequally fine and well favored.
If he could be prevailed on to spare a
couple of pipes more they would be eX-
tremely acceptable; in addition 1 wish
you to forward me three pipes of the
st. Rogue, drawing on me as hereto
fore.
The Secretary of State. Mr.. Monroe,
requires two pipes of the St. Rogue to
be addressed to him. and that YOU will
draw on him for the amount.
| have like request from Mrs. Lucy
Washington for a pipe of St. Rogue.
The eight pipes, well cased. to he
consigned to Alexandria; or if no early
conveyance offer fol that port, Norfolk
or Baltimore in preference. Accept
my friendly respects,
JAMES MADISON.
Mr.. C.THCART
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Punishment before Conviction

When Herr Host, the eminent An
archist. was conducted to the Tombs.
he was told he would have to take a
bath
What shouted the frenzied and
indignant beer destroyer, "a bath. and
I've not even been tried YETI"
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{ S. Z. FOOT,
First Vice President.
J. p. LARKIN.
Second Vice President.
McNeale. Assistant Secretary.
3ERS. 1886
MACHINERY AID SUPPLIES.
Robinson a. Cary
tsu-rr-, - iiit- e Cu,
CantFi'eii, Walsh Z I.lson.
WOOD KID laoa PUMPS Aa9 PLUMBERS
SUPPLIES.
y. p. Eage s. 20.
SCALES. 0ih)aiLLS, ETC.
siri5auis-. Ne 20 = TO.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
a. OppsEIiciuEer & 30.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Nathan FOrd.
". ). Dyer q Bro.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
b. Presley q Co
FURNITURE.
oaInby 3 Abbott
CRACKERS AND CONFECTIONERY.
Berrisford a. & G. Co.
rriedousan 5 Lewis.
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.
Isohn H{anufacturins 20.
a. A. Abbott d 60.
WAGONS AID k32iGUL TU9hL NPLEMEHTS
Mast, susord q Esurweu Co.
& u. Thurston & son.
}. Il. slabier Co.
st. Paul storage. Forwarding and ImpIs-
meuJ Co,
WINES AID LIQUORS.
Perkins, Lyons 4 CO.
Geo. Benz = 40.
GRAIN And COMMISSION.
GrigZs Bros
W A Van slyke & Co.
FLOUR.
st. Paul Roller sIin Co
R0OF.aG C0RgIcES AND MACHINERY.
scribns r-Libbe' Go.
LUMBER.
j. ?. 0rtbben Lumber Co.
Rood & Maxwell.
T.. z. sumERit-
C. -. Nelson Lumber Co.
W +. fineld & 60.
John AzssEtfn Lumber 10.
BarrOanett lumber CO.
LINE, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
sze Northwestern Lime Co.
FUEL,
St Paul Pacific Coal & IronC @
Northwestern Fuel Co.
TRUNKS, ETC.
H 5. Crippen s Go.
|. STEAM FITTING, TOOLS AND SUPPLIES.
T. # Osborne.
6VES, FISHING TACKLE, SPORTING COOP"
AND Gun MANDATORY.
n b. Kennedy 8 Brss-
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For restoring faded and gray hair to its
original color, use Halls Hair Remover
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Sufferers from malarial disorders will
find a specific in A RS Ague Cure. Try it.
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HARDWARE,
Strou--usc ,sett hardware Co
TarweiI, OlinuH = t.t"i-Son-
Adam BECKER
IRON, STEEL AID HEAVY HARDWARE.
Nicui~ * iSeau.
Rhodes & Marion
DRY G0G3S AgD H0TIGaS.
ausrb .ci,, ripen van >lyci.
Linde' sc-. warner 8 SCHUMACHER
POwe- Dry Goods 40.
NOTIONS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
islsb"H, Warren & hipisy.
Arthur, Warren q Abbott.
GROCEhS.
y II. Kelly Mercantile CO.
Allen. MUon & 60.
AEaxfIcid & SeAbury.
ISeaupre, keogh & CO.
suz, GrigE- - HOwes
TEAS, GOfFEeS AND SPICES.
Berkey, Talimadge g. Co.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
&. Gotzian s co.
Kellogg. Johnson q Co.
Foote. SchuIze q Co.
J. D. Tsrbox.& Co.
HAS, GAPS AND FURS.
Gordon & Ferguson.
I.aupher, finch & skinner.
Stre&ssE0th q BfdEer
DRUGS.
soyes Bros & Cutler.
Ryan Drug Co
CHINA. CR0CgERY AND GLASSWARE,
Craig. arkin & smith
Donaldson, ogden z Co.
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS and SADDLERY
HARDWARE.
p. L 7. Hardenbergh q Co.
Schensr & kussuui-
PAPER AND STATI0HERY.
Averifi, Carpenter & Co.
Ward. HiiI q Mcclellan.
Pioneer Press Co.
BOOKS, PAPER AVID STATIONERY.
st. Paul Book s. Stationery CO.
CLOTnIEG AND FURNISHING GOODS.
a. c. BurhanA.
hEE'S FURNISHING GOODS.
auIterman Bros.
TkILORS' TRIMMINGS AND WOOLEHS.
yslIop, De Groot q &C.
RUBBER GOODS AND BELTlhe.
~. Paul Rubber co.
Goodyear Rubber Co.
CIGARS AND TOBACC0S.
Whifeman Bros.
G. h- AicI.aia.
NOTIONS AID COUNTER SUPPLIES.
3. 5cnnsrs 8 CO.
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