River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-02-04

The Bank of River Falls has recent.
ly put in an automatic arrangement
for making change which besides be-
ing novelty is a very useful inven.
ton.
@. S. White and daughter Emma
are down from Fishers Landing.
Minnesota, ON visit. We are glad
to note that Mr.. White has prospered
in his new Minnesota home.
The Menomonie String, Organ and
Cornet Band will give grand ball at
the River Falls Roller Rink, tomorrow
evening, Feb. 5th, under the manage
ment of Messrs. Barg, Anderson and
Johnson, to which all are invited.
Tickets, $l.00-
Do not forget that DR.. G. II. Crazy
is still to be found at the fremont
House in this city, where he is pre-
pared to execute all kinds of work in
the line of dentistry in the most skill
full manner known to the dental pro-
fession. If you wish any work of
this kind done give DR.. Crary an early
call.
In Justice to ourselves we desire TO
say, in response to several complaints
of the hardness of the Journal, that
the cause of delay does not rest in our
office. In all cases of complaint the
JOURNAL has been mailed on time and
special efforts are made by us, some
times al an inconvenience, to be
prompt in this matter.
The Ice Carnival at st. Paul will be
profusely illustrated by the Pioneer
Press during February. and it will be
we'll worth your while to subscribe at
once for month, if not longer, through
the resident agent, or if there is none,
send in your name to the home office
of the Pioneer Press at st. Paul.
Mail orders must be prepaid.
Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, who
lectures at Brackets Hall tonight
under the auspices of the River Falls
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
is referred to in one of our exchanges
as one than whom "there is no more
eloquent speaker among the many who
have devoted their talents to the tenn
perance cause" Do not fail to go
and listen to this talented lecturer.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary season ticket from the
st. Paul Ice Palace and Winter Carni-
val Association, for which our thanks
| are hereby rendered. This Associa-
tion has conceived gigantic scheme
| for the entertainment of winter Wis.
itors to the stirring city of st. Paul,
and all who can do so should witness
the attractions provided by the Ice
Palace and Carnival.
During a serious run of whoOping
cough at Saltwater, n. V, the ply
sicians found that Acker's English
Remedy was positive cure and pre-
scribed it very freely. Edsall Bros,
Druggists, say that in ali their expe-
rience they have never known any
medicine to equal it. They guarantee
it to cure all Coughs especially
chronic cases), Group, Asthma and
Consumption.
A. NJ. Youells has bought the inter-
est of B. II. Edsall in the drug business
of Edsall Bros, and the firm name
will hereafter be Edsall & Youells.
Mr.. Youells is an experienced druggist
and we predict for the new firm a
continuance of the prosperity which
has 50 long attended its predecessor.
A complete stock of everything to be
found in frst.class drug store will
there be found, to which public in
spection is invited.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation to attend grand banquet to
be given at the Merchants Hotel, st.
Paul. this evening by the Chamber of
Commerce of that city to the editorial
fraternity of Minnesota and the North
west. This banquet will be one of the
features of the winter carnival, and a
very elaborate affair. An interesting
program has been arranged and the
occasion will no doubt be an interest
ing and enjoyable one.
The c., St. p, NJ. & 0. Railway Com
pany will, until February 18th
inclusive, sell tickets from here to st.
Paul and return, to all who wish to
visit the winter carnival now in pro-
gress in that city, for Sl.S5, including
ticket of admission to the Ice Palace
I anu Cttl NV al 5AOAAAOo- u ANNASeo - fAA'
/ four days from date of sale, and must
be stamped at the Ice Palace on or
before the day of expiration to make
| them good for return passage.
The st. Paul Ice Carnival is attract
ing great attention in all parts of the
country. Not less than five thousand
men will be arrayed in the picturesque
winter costumes at the storming of
the palace, which occurs early in the
month of February. The Pioneer
Press, with characteristic enterprise
and dash, has made arrangements to
properly illustrate these interesting
and novel scenes, and all who are in
| terested should at once subscribe.
Our readers are cautioned about
buying medicines which are not en-
I, dorsed by some well known druggist.
Edsall Bros. have made thorough
study of blood diseases, and after a
careful investigation and many prac.
teal tests. positively assert that