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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

Put two or more quarts Of water IN kettle,
and one large seed pepper or two email ones.
then put the kettle over the fire. When the
water boils stir in the coarse ludian meal until
you have thick mush. let il cook IN honr ar
40: feed hot. Horseradish Il chopped hne and
stirred into the mush as prepared in the
above directions, and for results We are getting
from five to ten eggs per day, whereas, previous
TO feeding we had not had eggs for long time.
We hear good deal OF compl int from other
people about not getting eggs. To such We
would warmly recommend cooked feed fed hot
Boiled apple skins seasoned with red pepper.
or boiled potatoes seasoned with horseradish
are good for feed, much better then uncOokod
food Corn when fed to the hen by it@elf has a
tendency to fatten rather then produce tile
more profitable egg laying. A spoonful % sui
phur stirred with their feed occasionally will
rid them Jf ycrmin and tone mp their system 3.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

Smailey. Caledonia Argus; "unItormtyof
Type Boi.es," by navid Hamaley; "Ac-
ceptance of Courtesies and Editorial Pass
es,h by J. L. Heatwole, Mortified News;
Influence aud value of Editorial Express
ions of Opinion" by W. g. Brewer, Sank
Centre Tribune. Mr.. Bower was not pres
ent but had sent his papers and Ma
yOr L. NJ. Newson read it. The
executive committee were instructed TO
call the next meeting at some point out
side st. Paul or Minneapolis. On the l5th
the editors through tie courtesy of the
81. Paut a. Duluth road went TO Taylor
Falls Mimi, TO visit the Dalles of the ST.
Croix, while there meeting was held and
the following officers elected for the
ensuing year.
President n. A. Castle, st. Paul.
Vie Presidents j. +. Heatwole, North
field; Joseph Leicht, Winona; G. A.
Bennett Granite Falls.
Corresponding Secretary II. M. Newson,
st. Paul.
Se retary-Alvah Eastman, AnOka,
Treasurer-David Ramaley, st. Paul.
Executive Board--H. Z. Hall st. Paul /;
J. L. Murphy, Waseca; T.. III. Dearth,
Henderson; &. l.. Davis, Red Wing; T.. E.
Adams. !, rgus Falls
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

To get the full benefit Of pasture two things
are essential. Let the soil be ever so rich, q
hrst class pasture must have age 1t can not be
made in one year, or two or three. The older
4 j.. other things being equal, the better, Only
with The years does It forn the dense. coupac :,
vevety sod aud the feeding qualities that are 50
valuable.
The other things necessary Il that IL must
never be cropped 10 closely. Wherein lies one
great mistake. We pasture SO closely that the
August sun burns the very soil itself, and the
pasture, In consequence, il sick. We pasture
so coselo that there lie no protection from the
'rosts Of winter; hence no early groth. This il
all wrong, practice born OF greeb, and Ike 80
many OF her children, ever-reaching themselves.
Let yCnr pastures grow long enough TO form a
mulch to shade the sod in Augest. and TO keep it
warm in winter Let them grow to ripen the grass
NOT the seeds OF it, but to allow II 10 become
firm and sold rather than washy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
THE MARKETS JULY ~.


WasAr-Sc. hari. 7So he; No.
Northern, &c bid No. SoFtHe' q, &c
Flour-Peteas sJases5. y; s.raizbts
si-5stp4- a. eEsesf. baker,, E4.Z,,gp4 ~ asked
re, q e,.lss.5n.
Corn 80. y; asked July, ~ bad.
CAS- No. : mixs,i, Pc. bi. CgB3
lssai NJ white ca. I'D.
Barley 80. ?. 4Sc. bit
E;ye No. 2. 4sJ<c. hid
Flax Seed IS. bid
Ba.e@ hay g 81 ssssa; .lmothy > ~
Dressed oeet, oSyssso seer. 6}zGCo'e;e
ssbI a g.
ButtsE Ezra 12Gll4s. 5.it.
CSSsss 9Qe'Ic,
fkgs, extra lie q1lL5ssks1
Potatoes, New, 5jceeS' c per tasheT
Nv STOCKS SAFES q ..ssr, r.rree s425
S2-0J eco pe- TO- dogs s43O.
SISSEAPoLIs.
WuEAT-So- ! hard. cash, 79y07gL Angus
*; - $orshara. cash a. GD,g.: No.
? Northern cash, T4077.
FLOCI--faJent n sacfs ia as
s3.t-Sai.i0 20. 10 barrels. s46594 So. g. As
G3-B fenveTe1 at New England points;
3 4Eas'.50 delivered Few York z.s4i Penn
= wanna POINTS; bakers s36lEz3.7s
CHICAGO
Wbeat-Cash. 17Iz; A1ssst ~
I'm, Cash, 395Ec; August 3sX
GAGS, cash 291zcs August %
Flax seed NJ. S1-l4
Pork cash ~. > 0I 1886; August 3.S0c
I4sye stock-Cattle ; 80 81 ~; Hogs
a. IS. g 70 Sheep 2.0Ogi *
DULUTH
TzzAT-Cash No. hard Sec
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Summer DaYE.


o, summer days fair summer daysl
When through dim woodlands straying,
We heard along the upland ways
This SOUND OF brOoklets playing;
When through soft isles Of misty green,
Made sweet and cool with shadows,
Came gleams ~ yellow blooms between
From distant, sunny meadows.
o, summer days. sweet summer daysl
When over fields OF clover,
We loitered by the sunny ways
Or walked the green paths over;
When by the rivers silver sheen,
The lilies red were burning,
Like scarlet flame against the green
That summer winds weTe turning.
o, summer, daysl lost summer days,
Toe soon the purple cleaning
Came down and hid with dreamy haze
The paths where we were roaming;
For in the mists that fingered long,
Der meadow, wood and river,
We stilled the passion OF loves song,
And said goodbye foreverl
-AdeididG H. ROllstOR.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
A Scientific Note.

lived in San Francisco before the
war" observed returned Californian
at the last Scientific Association meet
Ing. when the coast was suffering
from a great many earthquakes.
once dug a well in clayey soil seventy
five feet deep and had Just begun wall
ing it in from the top when there was
an internal upheavai one night. The
next morning | was surprised to find
my narrow belt of stone seventy-tive
feet above the surface with the rest of
the hole continuing down TO the
ground"
What did YOU do?" asked the Pres
ident in establishment.
Il set workmen to walling up the
rest of it, working around the hole
from the top down.
.'Tnen Whatan inquired the Presi=
dent with even more surprise,
II sold it to man for $4,000, who
built a factory next to it, and he used
it for chimney. "-sNetC York Graphic
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
Tho TIME VILE.

What blessing to a household is a merry
cheerful woman-one whose spirits are not
affected by wet days or little disappointments,
- one whose milk Of human kindness does
no, sour in the sunshine OF prosperity. Such
a woman, in the darkest hours, brightens the
hcme like piece Of sunshiny weather. The
magnetism OF her smiles, and the electrical
brightness of her looks and movements, inject
every one. The children go TO school with the
sense Of something great TO be achieved; the
husband goes into the world in couqueror' 5
spirits. No matter how many people annoy and
worry him through the day, faT,of her presence
shines and he whispers TO himself, 'home |
shall find rest" So day by day, she literally
reIews his strength and energy, and if your
know a man with beaming face, kind heart
and prosperous business, in nine cases out Of
ten you we'll find he has wife OF this kind.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
Rules Tor MILKING.

/. Never hurry cows n driving to or from
pasture.
g MIX as nearly at equal Intervals as possible.
Half past i've in the morning and six at night
are very good hours.
3. BE especially tender to cows at milking
time
4. When seated draw the milk as rapidly as
possible being certain always to get all Of it.
8. Never talk or think besides what you are
doing when milking.
g. Offer some caresses and always sooth-
nsg word when you approach IA COW and when
YOU lave her The better she loves yOu the
more free and complete viii be her abandon as
Won sit by her side
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

Whenever yousee a beautiful country home,
with Its wealth OF bright flowers and cool odors
its cool arbors and vine-clad hooks, you may be
assused that the ladies' Of the household interest
themselves in the surroundings and try to make
the dwelling-place happy home indeed. A
beautiful and well kept home is one OF the
most desirable things in life, and also the
most p:oatable-proatable TO soul and body.
Aud it is an honor to any lady, not only to su-
perintend the work Of identifying, but TO lay
aside her gloves and vanity and take the spade
and rake In her own hands, and aid in arranging
things just as she wants them. And not only in
the matter OF identifying home, but in horticul-
ture generally, and not be deuded by the mis-
taken idea that Il is pursuit only ut for heI
husband, or brother, or perhaps even the hired
man
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
usefnlness nfI,nrdnek.

The burdock is generally regarded weed
which does not possess a single redeeming quail
ty; but this opinion is wrong according to an
exchange, which says that, il "the public gem
orally knew of its great worth in feeding stock,
we should hardly see many growing in the
corners OF fences and around yards and gardens
Take a spade and cut the root six inches below
the surface of the ground, and feed the root and
leaves 10 Your horses and cows before the stock
Is turned out to grass, and you ill find it viii
purify the blood ana greatly improve the appe-
lite. Horses that have been on dry hay will fire.
quently leave the grain to eat burdOck. Learn
10 utilize this weed which is nuisance TO any
farm and you will soon go to your sloyenly
neighbors for the privilege Of digging their bur
docks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

4 CERTAIN editor of weekly news
paper made a practice Of stopping the
press To announce. if he had nothing
more important 70 announce than dog
fight. cine week everything was as dull
a. a patent office report. hut the ruling
passion cropped out as follows: We
stop the press to announce that nothing
has occurred since we went To press Of
sufficient interest TO induce Us to stop
she press to announce H.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

he SLDOO al LDE stern OF LIt CdptNEtu craft
And his bosom swelled with pride,
As he wiped his blood-stained scimiter
And hung IL at his side.
AT last he thought, throughout the
world
NV triumphs viii resOuni
And they soon will di scontinue
All excursions on the Sound"
Then he raised his voice, and loudly cried,
'.The booty bring to meo'
And they brought him a copy OF Para
disc Los, -
And tract on 'ChariJy.'
Then shook with rage his mighty frame,
His cleaning eye-bEIls rolled,
And he savagely Kissed beneath his breath,
"Oh, Samuel, you're sold
THE SUDDEN sEoCK.-PART III.
hey attached a fuse TO a powder keg,
And hastily rowed away;
or in its immediate negbborhood
They had no desire to stay.
But they paused on their oars and listened,
When over the water came
The voice of a woman singing.
when the Robins Nest Again.
Row back It's she, my Mary Anne. -
He cried, as one beTeft
"For when that pOwderkeg explOdes,
There viii be nothing left.'
The row-boat touched the barge's side,
Ana then "A sullen roar,
And the boat, the barge and the captain
bold,
Were seen on this earth no more.
rrFf-srr
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

except to put something to eat into II, 4 an
excellent motto Tor the gossip and the suf-
feTeg from eatarrh. 2ut , hf.e toe gossip is
practically iuCgrHh.e, t6-re is no excuse for
anyone's suffering logger from uatarrh.
DR.. sagE's Catarrn Remedy is unfai.iug
cure FOR lat Cffeus5v-- szs- ass. II beais he
diseased membrane. = nlt YES tie Gull
and depressed sensations which always at
tend catarTh. 4 short trial OF this Y - !.
prepa ration Will make tiia sfyfreksg l. & iiks
a new being.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
Hin,s and Helps.

Keep the garden free from weeds, You can
not gov q Raying cog q ysgeiabies and ,
crop Of weeds at the same time
EsteF house plants only when theT require H.
This nsy be from two to three times week,
depending on how fast the soil dries ost In
the pots.
A stick aattened at the end will be found q
help in planting flower seeds; make shallow
hole with the fat end of the stick and scatter
the seeds in il, covering lightly.
A large. deep pit At the lowest part OF the barn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
THE mINNRsnrA EnlroRs.

The annual meeting of the Minnesota
Editorial Association was he'd a. st. Paul
on the .sfs inst. The meeting convened
in the Senate chamber of the capitol aud
and was caile 70 order 10y Capt.
Henry A. Castle OF the farmers Adso,
cate, st. Paul the Presifen: Of the
association. Capt. Castle deliveries
the snnual address SITTER which papers
were read as follows "The Right Of the
Country Press TO Hearty Snppcr, ~ the
Community" By c. Z. Carpenter,
Editorial Association" by b. B. Herbert,
ex president; The Purity Of the Press
by Alvah Eastman. Anoka Herald; "fhe
Political Press in the Preliminary
Canvass by Hon J. A. Leonard.
Rocnester Post; Journalists Education"
ey zee II. Moffett. St. Paul Globe; The
Independent Political Journal" by p. J..
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

THE King Of Siam has christened his
newborn son George Washington. a
revision Of the old answer to the ques-
tiou. who is George Washington
will run. The first ia war. first in
peace. and first in the hearts OF the
SianeSe" The revised version will be
found superior TO the old owing to the
rhyme II makes
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
30 Nsur Axe.toG Grind.

The average yearly consumption 81
griud-stones in the United States :
about 10000 tons. 1t vs-iu. nom
year to year owing q &c Quotation in
the manufacturing trades which are
the principal cOnsam ers. The vear
Sal was the best seaso2 ever kBowp
in the business The entire consunp.
r ion in that season was -. 200 tons.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

THE Philadelphia Record defines a
capitolist a. a man who having paid
for his breakfast has enough exchange
able property remaining in his posses
sion 20 pay for his dinner. Yet there
are theorists VINO insist that there will
be no happiness until all mankind are
dead-broke after breakfast. and no one
has anything. and everybody has
everything.
'.THE Lie and Works of Josh Bill
ling. Mr. +. J. Bishops biography Of
and selection from the departed humpr-
1T will appear the lSt Of September. Il
will be- an octave volume Of about 500
pages. with English cloth binding, will
contain four steel and wood cUts. aud
will be introduced By Hon. Charles F.
Hamliu. speaker of the Maine House
a.. Representatives.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

AuoNG the papers left 10y The late
King Ludwig is one containing the
plans Of the castles he had intended To
build in the future Ills Majesty had
planned a chateau designed TO surpasS
even that If Herrenchiemses. ON the
apex Of Falkegstein. the ascent TO
which would be well nigh impossible.
The grand hall Of this projected cha
team va, to be paved in mosaic. an!
the centre II the hall was to be adOrn-
Ell by an enormous peacock composed
If precious stones.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

iIruE Pun had always mentioned
each member Of ne family in his eve
ming prayer. but the other night he
loft ont the baby Why, Phil. YOU
forgot your dear little brotner! His
black eyeS flashed with the answer.
There's no room in my prayers for
my little brother; there's no room in
this house for him, and what's more,
there never has beeni'
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

AFTER all. the American COnstitu-
ton has its very decided advantages
over the Unwritten British charter.
Two national elections inside of nine
months would never DO for Us.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
FORTY NINTH CONGRESS

HcrsE. July IA bill passed appropria
ting s,Oo.sas f9r public building at osh-
kOsh. Wis. The nsess vent into commit
zee OF the v hole for the censa.ss-etion of
tie surplus resolution which provides 49,
tie Application Of all over Si0o,eoeoOo TO
the exiingnishment Of The public debt. A
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

joins HABBERToN. Of Helen :
Babies fame, gives a short piece of
photographed advice to aspiring
story-writers in Harper for August.
with this suggestive title. The Pen
alt.cs Of Authorship"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

Tn- Literary World j. responsible
cor the following: Mrs Caroline Dana
Howe. aut hor OF the famOus song
LEAF bv Lest the Roses Fall, = hiss met
with unexpected success in the sale of
..Asses for Flame. Z" her book Ofverses-
The cost Of publication We met within
four weeks II lis announcement. 9nd
the sales are still satisfactory. i l.
said. Mrs. HOy 3 has pSde Portland,
aie.. her home nee infancy aaa it was
most fitting that Der songs should a>Se
received so hearty welcome rom hel
own townsPeOple-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

". {, PRIME. the literary executor
of Gen. Mcclellan. Is arranging the
Generals Memoirs Of the Civil War.
and will bring them out early in the
autumn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

The monument tor the grave Of
Josh Billings. the humorist, which
will be placed in the cemetery at
I.anesborough. Mass. viii bear only
the inscriptlon. Josh BIIlings..
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
NOTES OF THE TIMES.

GEN. JOHN b. GORDON has won the
fight for the Georgia Governorship.
He has secured enough delegates to
make his calling aud election sure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

PKoFEss.E PETcHErT of ST. Louis
says that the days are getting longer
at the rate Of two seconds in century,
owing TO the tides. which act as friction
brakes upon the earth ; axis, and thus
decrease lis velocity. According to
this theory. in 5000 years eight hours
abor will be equal to ten hours now.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
coed New. Prom wa.Ainxtoa.

One application of Salvation Oil cured
me Of rheumatism in the arm, of two
months standing. | never intend to be
without it.
H. B. Kramer, 234 LIST. St., d. T., washing-
ton, ID. T..
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

At the earliest celebration of the Clio
rious Fourth in Albany, in 1867, the
common council resolved: That the
Corporation will. after the firing of
the Cannon. proceed in Procession to
the City Tavern. This primitive idea
Of celebrating hasn't wholly died out.
though it j. not quite So frankly pro
claimed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

THEEF i a rumor that Gen. B. +.
Butler vii bee the candidate of the
Democrats Of the Lowell tSth) MaSsa-
chusettS congressional district \
Lowell man SAYS Il Gen Butler that
lie has ''arei rapidly within three or
four years auG carries his g. or Sc
wears II life without any attempt to
hide their effects. Ills hearing and
Sigh, are going fsst. his step i hating
AMI uncertain. and he ENDS the sturdy
arm Of his negro valet necessary n
getting in and ont Of his carriage
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

ArroRNEY GESEEAL GARLAND has
applied ID the President for a two
months leave of absence. lie pleads
III health a. his excuse for going agaY.
Undoubtedly The worries OF the past
victer have affected him. and the touch
IF sickness he had some months ago
weakened him considerably. He will
leave far hl- old home in Arkansas
shout Auc- / Il Is believed that he viii
never come bacS 10 the Department Of
justice
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

ir Is said that German scientists
have discovered a way by which the
water-.ss Of certain springs in Maine
NAV be turned to solid ice on the hot
lest dav in summer. the possibilities
contained in natural gas seem to be
ineNhaustihIc. Il has ma.ie Pitt>burg
a clean citv il has furnished fusl and
light and heat. aud uow water-gas
comes forward a au ice-prodHcer-
syhAt we want now IS gaS-well which
will Furnish perfectly safe ice-creaIn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22
PROCLAMATION BY TIE PRESIDENT.
July l45h the following executive order
was issued by President Cleveland:

July l4th the following executive order
was issued by President Cleveland:
Executive Mansion, Washington, d. c
July a. I~sii--TO the Heads Of Depart
meuts IN the Service of the General Gov
ernm-tit. deem this proper time to es-
PEE ally warn all suhOrlinates in the sew
eral departments and all otiicehOlders uu-
der the general government against the
use Of their Official positions in attempts TO
control political movements IN their local
titles. OfsiceAOldtTs are the agents % the
people. not their masters. SOt only is
their tine and labor due % the govern
rnent. but they should
scrupulously avoid la their
political action as well as in the discharge
III their official duties. offending by dis
play Of OhtTuSive psrt,5snship the neigh
toss HhO have relations with them as
public officials. They should also
constantly l-cmember that their party
friends from whom they have received
prafermeug have not invested them with
tie E.sEEr Of arbitrarily managing
political ana5TS. They have no right as
1fiicenolders 10 d4ctas1 lie political action
freedom OF action within party lines b.
methods aud practices which prevent
every useful and justitiable purpose Of
party organization. The influence OF
FEDERAL Cfiiceus.,ters should not be felt in
the manipulation Of POLITICAL primary
he use EsY these officials Of their positions
10 compass fheir selection as delegates
TO political coma entiOns A. indecent and
unfair. and proper regard for the
proprIeties and requirements Of
off!s,aI place viii also prevent their
assuming the actiye conduct of political
caulpaixus Individual interest aud
activity IN political affairs are 10y no
means condemned Oticehoiders are
neither Gisfranchisei nor forbidden the
exercise Of political privileges. but their
privileges are not enlarged nor is their
duty 10 party increa ed 20 peruicious
ao. f-itv by off ehOlding. A just discrim-
nation - shIs regard between the things
citizen may prot.s-iy do, and the Pnrp, Sc
for which a public oAcc should not be
s.si j. easy in the light OF ! co.,-ct APP
tracsafisu ~ the relation between the pe0-
Die aud tbcss sEs-yisted with official places
and q consider -siOn q the necessity under
tsur form Of government II Political action
free from ofs1sai coercion You sFs re-
oueSted 20 oOmgcunicsts tie substance 81
these views "a those fo- whose guidance
they are intended.
Signed GRoNEh CIEt EAAkR.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-22

And now, on dark aud stormy nights,
When bowling tempests rave,
A ghost y barge rides on the deep,
Unframed by wind or wave;
And on her deck two spectres stand,
Who shrek the old refrain
In weirdest concert with the gale.
"When tine Robins Nest Again"