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"A
From the alliance between the nations
sprang forth the most dazzling manifestation
of it's expansion and radiance through the
universe. 1t will be an eternal honor to
France to have seconded the effort of your
heroism, and to have understood in the first
dawn the sublime prospects " hich were
promised to mankind by your generous ardor
Among the thousands OF Europeans who are
daily conveyed to these hospitable shores, no
one will pass before this glorious emblem
without Immediately perceiving its moral
greatness, and without greeting itcwith re-
spect and thankfuluess.
THE MEMORIAL ADDRESS
was delivered by Hon. Chauncy NJ. Depew,
who said:
l dedicate this statue to the friendships of
nations and the peace of the world. The
spirit of liberty embraces all races in COM
mon brotherhood it voices in all language
the same needs and aspirations. The full
power of its expansive and progressive in
fiuence cannot be reached until wars cease,
armies disband and international disputes
are settled by lawful tribunals and
the principles of justice. Then the
people of every nation, secure from
invasion and free from the burden and
menace Of great armaments, can calmly and
dispassionately promote their own happiness
and prosperity. The marvellous development
and progress of this republic is due to the
fact that in rigidly adhering to the advice of
Washington for absolute neutrality and nom
interference in the politics and policies OF
other governments, we have avoided the
necessity of depicting our Industries to feed
our armies, of taxing and impoverishing our
resources to carry on war, and of limiting
our liberties to concentrate power in our
government. Our great civil strife, with all
Its expenditure of blood and treasure, was q
TERRIBLE SACRIFICE FOR FREEDOM.
The results are so immeasurably great that
BY comparison the cost is insignificant The
development of liberty was impossible while
she was shacked to the slave. The divine
thought which entrusted to and conquered the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-08

Raspberries are being bought by our
merchants at &c per box of something
less than quart each.
Many of our citizens went to River
Falls to celebrate, while several join
ed the excursion to Bay City.
d. w. Baker, AN old time resident
of this town, now of Dunn county,
lectured in the VI. E. Church one even
ing last week upon the subject of
"Bible and Profane History
We ate potatoes from our own gar
den on the 4th that measured 8 inches
in circumference.
A. j. Moore received a letter re-
Gently from his sister in California,
bringing him the pleasant news that
she will visit him in August, on her
way home from visit to relatives in
n. Y. and the southern part of this
state.
There is query among many of our
farmers who have stored wheat in
Diamond Bluff this spring and sum-
mer. Why it should drop from 81 and
IS cents per bushel, to 50 and go cents
about the time the most of it was de-
livered, while at River Falls it still
holds up to the former named prices.
We do not attribute the depression to
the Diamond Bluff buyers, but to the
Red Wing parties for whom they buy.
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.T.IRREED.

Johnson Is oREESsoN. - In River Falls,
July ), 1886, by Rev. G. II. Rogers, Mr..
NJ. &. Johnson, of River Falls, and Miss
Emma Soerenson, of Marte'l
The groom is one Of the rising young
business men of our city, and the BRIDE is
endowed with beauty and womaDly
grace. The best wishes of host OF
friends go with them.
BRlsToDE,N-RIcE.-in River Fails, July
. 1886, by A. Il. Carco', Court Commits
sioner, Mr.. Hen ~ j. L stodean, of
Kennebeck, Canada, and Mss Mary A.
Rice, OF New York City.
The newly welded couple viii reside
at Beldenville for a time, where the
groom is employed in mill.
MART1N-GREES.- theresidence of the
brides mother, in Salem, July 5, 1885,
by Rev. +. b. Russell, Mr.. James Mar
tin and Miss Minnie b. Green.
HARPER - HARRIsoN.-Iu Maiden Rock
July 5, 1886, by Rev. L. b. Russell, Mr..
Jabes Harper, of Egan, Mimi, and Miss
Martha A. Harrison, of Osakis, Mimi.
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Congress ional.

The time is near ut hand when the
Republicans of the Eighth Congress-
iOnal District will he called upon TO
place in nomination a candidate for
Congress, and the question OF whom
it shall be is one that may now prop
erly be raised. The third term rule
seems to have been established in this
District and under this custom it APP
pears TO us that Hon. William Il.
Price, of Jackson county, who is now
serving his second term with very
general acceptance, should be honored
with third. We can see no reason
why Mr.. Price should be made an ex-
ception to the rule which gives a
faithful Representative whose fidelity
to every trust reposed in him is stead
fast, third term. lie is one of the
most efficient members of the WiscOn-
sin delegation in Congress, an untir-
ing worker, and every one of his con-
stituents, no matter how humble his
position may be, who has occasion TO
address Mr.. Price. receives prompt
and respectful attention. lie is of the
people-the masses and in hearty
sympathy with them. Fearless and
Outspoken, possessing the ability to
present in = concise and convincing
manner any question upon which he
may choose TO address the House, he
has gained a prominence in National
legislation obtained by but few men,
bers during a second term.
We observe no organized opposition
to Mr.. Prices nomination for third
term and presume that the Convention
will be practically a unit in his favor.
We hope to see the Pierce county del
egatiOn solid for the Jackson county
and trust that in 1883 the
delegation from that county may have
occasion to return the compliment
when the Pierce county people pre-.
sent an honored name for the Con-
gressional seat now occupied with
such signal ability by Mr.. Price.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-08

w. r. Warren's new store viii soon
be completed.
j. F. Denham completed his term Of
school in the Ono district, last Friday.
The schOOl-meeting Monday evening
was not very we'll attended only nine
patrons being present. Emery Hill
was elected Director in place of IIor-
ace Richards, whose term expired.
The track-layers reached this place
last Saturday evening and will make
this their headquarters for few days.
A good rain would be almost as wei
come as the railroad just now.
The farmers are cutting their win
ter wheat in this vicinity, and barley
will soon be ready.
Ed. Stevenson's sister has been Wis.
iting friends in the village during the
past few weeks.
A great many of our people went to
Bay City TO spend the Fourth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-08

Robert Graham, who has held the
office of State Superintendent of
Schools and performed its duties with
marked ability since 1881, has pub
lished card positively declining re-
nomination. 1t is very desirable that
the right man be found to succeed
him, and in view of the needs of the
case, honorable mention has been
made of Prof. J. B. ThayeT, of the
Normal School at River Falls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-08
Diamond Bluff.

Condensed report of school in Dis
trict No. 3, Diamond Bluff and Tren-
ton: Total No. enrolled for the term
%; Average daily attendance 262s;
No. in Upper Form, 6; No. in Middle
Form, 10; No. in Primary Form L.
The following named pupils have been
neither absent nor tardy during the
term, jamie Nero, Mary Pfluger, Dena
Pnuger, Rosa Phuger, Abby Nero,
Herbert Nero, Christina Jensen.
jamie Nero enjoys the distinction of
being the only one of the school who
has missed but one word in spelling
during the term.
Z. N. BARNARD,
Teacher.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-08
WISCONSIN, THURSDAY,

lied; the hotels were ready for all
corners, and nothing, in food or drink
seemed lacking.
Two dances were given, one at the
new hotel Opera House and the other
at the new stone block adjoining the
Central House, and many improved
the opportunity to trip the light fan
tastic toe to the strains of sweet mu-
sic. And thus closed the Fourth at
River Falls, without carousal, with
out violence of any kind, aud almost
without drunkenness or any marked
evidences of deep dissipation; for all
of which the people should be both
proud and thankful.
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ture, and this II a fact worthy the careful
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The "pav i'm advance system upon
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All the book accounts Of the late
firm of C. r. Taggart & Co. are now
at Martell in the hands Of A. P. For
syth for collection. All persons in
debted to said firm will ;please pay
their accounts at once and save costs.
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DIED.

GooDwIN.-In Clifton, July 6, 1856. of
spinal disease, Frank Goodwin, aged
% years.
The deceased leaves a wife and
child, and many warm friends to mourn
his unt;meiy death. The funeral is held
at IL o'clock A. NJ. to-day at his late home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-08

The Minnesota Prohibitionists nomi-
nate J. B. Child for governor, with a
full state ticket,
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RiyERFALLs, WISCONSIN.

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7 have used the Boss Eminent for
tie past three years and can cheerful
Iv recommend il as frst-elass lini-
ment for man or beast.
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EloPED TWICE WITH THE SAME
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wi one of these rather remarkable
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Miss May Conway was one of the most
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church choir. She also taught class
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said, was teacher in the same school.
He was an industrious man with no
bad habits, and until he became too
fond Of his fair-felow teacher. he was
devoted husband He had been
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an excellent lady. The conduct Of
Poe and MISS Conway soon became
the talk of the village, and the dis
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Finally one Sunday after school, the
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From thai time until about u mouth
ago the exemplary conduct of Poe and
Miss Conway sllenced the tongues of
gossips In all that time they were
never seen IN each others company.
They bowel whenever they met. but
mat Was all. Recently hey were
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several plcnics, which Poe attended
without his wife. The result was
revival of the old affection, which led
TO another eiopemept, and the couple
are now living together near YORK,
Penn Mis-. Poe lives alone in Texas,
supported ., her own exertions and aid
from her husbands father.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-10-14
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The New York fund for the relief of
Charleston now amounts to about $780,
600.
More than $50, 900 has been sub.
scribed by Bostonans in aid of the
charleston sufferers.
Mrs. Willis Wood of Dallas county.
Mo-. recently presented her liege lord
with her twentieth baby.
Nearly three thousand cattle haze
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Pennsylvanians have leased 1000
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Mrs. Mary Godfrey, wife of a
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herself over preciplce 100 feet deep.
Mrs. General Grant has accepted an
invitation to visit the battlefield of
Belmont this week, with tho Union
veterans of southern Lin -, Ken
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A Washington correspon lent of the
New York World says that the names
OF seventeen sons of United Senators
and of sixty seven sons of Representa-
,ises are borne upon the Government
pay rolls.
The largest pension ever paid in the
United States was paid September 10th
At Louisville, KY, to Marcus D. Rich
ards for total blindness, rought on by
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FACTS AND NEWS.

The New York fund for the relief OF
Charleston now amounts to about $780,
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-24

bead. He immediately proceeded to
the we'll and found it throwing up wat
or, mud, rock and living fsh-yes, fish,
There was q side hole in the pipe re-
Gently put down by Mr.. Swan, and from
this side hole the water was thrown.
When the top length of the pipe was
turned half of the way around and the
water had rnn off the spot where it was
thrown, the ground was literally covered
with small fish which looked as natural
as if caught in a brook with
a seine. There was no other
place which they could
possibly come except from the we'll and
this is positive proof that the srtesian
wells of Aberdeen can and does throw up
fish from 1000 feet below the surface of
the earth. MIR. Swan succeeded in sink
ing his new pipe to within a few feet of
the bottom of tae we'll and had gone
east for some extras. He is still gone.
Suddenly, this forenoon, the we'll cleared
itself, with the result before mentioned.
The water will run almess clear for a
time and then become extremely muddy.
1t has alternaksd in this manner since
the flow commenced this morning.
Largo numbers of people have been at
she we'll to-day gathering fish and other
curiosities which have been thrown out.