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

~ elderly lady Is now living at Oak
I4rG. California. who was kissed 10y
George ~. when She was aohild, and
whose hanJ was asked in marriage By
Louis Napoleon but denied by the lady
father. Her memory Of Napoleon il.
thar he was slender. dark Young man,
whose face alway- wore a gloomy eN-
preston. that he spoke little. and d.!
not laugh and talk Ike other men. and
would talk with sou. dance with you.
wal,z with You and never once meet
Your eve.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-07

Straw hats s6i lins3 dustets Wit Sos b
so very popular as ksFetofoFs; DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, however will be as PopuisF
as ever
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-07

Tie Kew York Fc-ls SAYS child n that
city-was poisoned iyv, a eoagn syrup con,
tanning nior1phia or opium. There IS no
such danger IN Red Star Cough Cure; 1t Is
purely vegetable, prompt, safe aud sure.
= Selts,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-07

>l9iE prTnaeiy sums have been be
slowed Hion- sabseIS Of learning and
other pubiic ius,iiati5.s stephen
Girlrd gave S7.591,050 "a toaud Girard
College AZ Philadelphia ani.for other
cool purposes: the ,tov Library At
New York WAS established with q
SI.O00.gsj Donation by that family.
Johns Hopkias h.S3.01o.a1C founded
Che university al Baltimore bearing his
name: ia Cornell Univef@.y Eva Cor
nell gave s21l1,0o0; asa p eAer
s3.050.d00 10 Lehigh- University. }. {.
Green SIZE. GOO to Priuos-rri coilcce;
lanes II. Roosevelt Si-GJ0.JGJ 20 the
Roosevelt Hospital at New 4orS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-07

FEuN time immcmarial. almost. the
lnar-hd Cs the District of Columbia
ha, been little more thau chief ilunky
st tke White House. and President
Cleveland l. commended hy many
sensible people in relieving the
snar~haI from White House duty. aud
leaving him. for the first time in years.
To- attend strictly 90 Che legal duties OF
the position. Il II understood that
tie Executive was moved % this
procedure bv the ridiculous and
erote-qur position II aH..icz under
Tie social ~uob who last held the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-07

4 MARRIAGE recently took place
near Silverton. col. On he summit Of
the divide at an altitude IF $4,000 feet.
the entire party being ou snow shoes.
the ONLY way of scaling the snow Gov
cred mountain. The minister.
the bride and groom and wit
nes~es were grouped n closely to-
gether as their snow shoes would per-
,lit. aud the wedding ceremony Is de-
scribed a. being a. impressive as if Il
had trauspired in church.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-07

PLy,InI III rock must be- the Blarney
stone Il New England. say the Rutland
Vt, Herald. Judging By the number Of
enthusiastic visitors that at this season
praise the Pilgrim fathers a. the sewers
II I'll the good seed that has lowered
and fruitei in splendid dee s in Amcri-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-07

BENNETT BUELEIGH. Just elected as
Liberal to the English Parliament. re
s.Lcd for 6i.h If century in the
United State. was an officer iu the
Confederate army. aud after being
maie i prisoner succeeded in reaching
Canada and from thence 10 England.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-07

TIE present Congress Of The United
States seems Ia 81 mostly blessed with
two of kind the two Adams. and
the two Aliens. Auder>onS. Dayidsons.
tiih-on-. Greens. Jones aud Johnsons.
tzo O-Neill~. Stones. Thomases. Wards,
Wcavers. Warrens and Whites. The
deviationS from these pair, are the
four Taylor'> and Campbell-- the three
Heudcr-onS. Browns and Brecken-
bridge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-07

TItE Rev Phillips Brook reminded
hi, Christmas audience that the found
or Of their religion. whose life they
were called upon g copy was poor
man. OF this e Boston paper remarks
that the fact ~ liable to De- for
gotten. Poor men cannot always
afford TO worship in Christian churches.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-03-13
GAME LAW.
Asct Of Louisiana Legislature OF 1889,
j No. 70.

SECTION BE it enacted by the
GAneral Assembly of the State OF Loui-
siana that it shall be unlawful in this
State to catch kill or pursue with such
inhent any wild duck, deer or fawn, or
tOa ahave same in possession after it has
been caught or killed, between the 1st
day OF March and the 1st day of October
in each year, under penalty OF not less
tlan twenty-five nor more than fifty
dollars for each oftense.
SECTION BE it further enacted,
a1d etc, that no person shall catch,
ksll or pursue with such intent, or have
ilI possession after it has been caught
oS killed, any wild Turkey between the
18TH day of April and the list day of
tA8tober, in each year, under ii penalty
oa not less than ten or more than TWEEN
tx dollars for each otfensc.
SECTION 3.-Be it further enacted
akAd etc, that no person shall catch
AA or pursue, with such intent, on
M&e the same in possession, after it has
nNn caught or killed, any quail
~tJtridge, or pheasant, between the LIST
-, Of April and the lst day of October
in each year, under penalty OF not less
than twenty-five dollars for each Of
Tense: proridcd, the police jullcs ot
the various parishes may regulate the
time the provisions of the above sec
tions, one two, and three are to take
effect In their respective parishes; amt
provided further that i'll each and every
parish in which the said police jurlcs
shall fail to regulate such time, the
time specified in said sections, one two
and three, shall prevail, and all laws
and parts of laws i'll conflict with the
same are repealed. 4
St. Landry democrat., 1886-03-13

Mr.. Morrison. as we'll as those against
yours, and We trust, if we lind them
guilty, we wilt not be found, as he he
publicans have been found, attempting
ing to shield them
Miss Cleveland gave another large
luncheon on Saturday afternoon to the
wines OF fifty S; nators and Represen-
tatives. She has at last solved pro-
blem which had been unsuccessfuliy
dealt with by each Presidential family
since the time of Andrew johnson.
That President: accomplished the feat
of inviting to dinner each Senator and
each Representative and his wife at
least once during the two years OF each
Congress. But since then Congress
has grown to be body of such tormlu-
able proportions in Plumbers that each
President has fallen shorter Of getting
all around even in two seasons. Miss
Cle1 Gland began series of lunch par,
ties at which she hopes to entertain ali
the wives OF Senators and Representa-
tives while the President will dine only
their hubunds.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-03-13
Dr,av Poker as "A Disease.
Houston Register.

Draw poker IS IA most fascinating set
deccivine game. One OF the pecuIlari-
ties of the game is that the beginner as
soon as finds out that one certain KIND
OF IL hand beets another, and that a
bluff, if successful, beats any hand,
thinks be can play the game better
than any man. If he holds a poor hand
once, aud bets big on it, and scares out
an old veteran, when he rakes III the
money he cocks his hat Oh one side and
thinks how rich be might have been IL
he had learned to play poker before.
He wonders why everybody does not
give up business and play poker anu
get rich. As he counts over the chlps
he has won so easily by simple dis
play of nerve, he says to hlmsei1 !:
This game is good for yours tiuS.
Henceforth hard work and me will dis
solve partnership" He keeps on play
ing, When lie wins his hat is cooked
on one side, and when he loses he
wears it straight. At first it is one side
most of the time, then he gets to veal
| ing it straight pretty frequent, until lie
| finally loses every dollar he has got
and goes out and clubs himself. Eonn-
trymen Who think they can play pret-
ty good game OF poker find themselves
| i'm large cities, and they are not con-
| tented till they get into d game, and
! nine times in ten they get SO everiast-
insly scooped that they can't tell their
own names till they look ut it pasted
on the inside of their hats. However
good a man plays there is always some
one that plays better, and they are al
ways laying for fellow that can't
| play as we'll as they can, while the
countryman is always laying for some
one that can play better. There Is no
game better calculated To take the con
ceiC out Of man than poker. We
have had it taken out of us seventy
five dollars worth by a cnss that didn't
| seem to know half as much as we did.
| 4 man hns to have the concclt taken
ont OF him about eleven times before it
will stay out, but after he has once got
| it eradicated from the system he never
catches it again. He can live right
amongst it. where all around him are
| down with it, and he will not take it,
not if he knows himself. 1t is as
though he bad been vaccinated, and
very likely he has. II you have an
! idea YOU are good poker player, there
is no hope for yoa till you get the con-
ceit worked out of you, and the sooner
! YOU get it out the better. Some can
! Get it ont hy losing :: hundred dollars,
others have to lose a farm or "a house
and lot. In some cases il takes years
to get it out, and in other cases it can
be Int out in one evening. Do not de-
lay having it taken out, rs long as yoni
| ~ stem is in the condition to retain the
seeds OF the disease, but hunt for games
that you can get into. till you lose
enough, then coll yourself !, monnmen-
tai, colossal, diabolical. eDigmaticaless
and jump the game. You will never
think as much of yourself after it il
over as you did before, but YOU vii. bs
! worth more to society.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-03-13
RssckIen'S AfElica S:alAe.

The best Sulve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, Ulcers. salt lheum, fever,
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiIblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price 25c.
per box. For sale by NJ. p. Young II
Co, Opelousas, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-03-13

New iberia, La, May 18th, 1885.
Mes,r>. Tichenor & shelronse, Baton
Rouge:
Consolidating seen and known Of
your Antiseptic Iefrigerant for the past
several years with perfect success, !
find it entitled to all its claims, and
take pleasure in adding my praise 20
that of all others, whom have ever
known to use it, have yet to hear of
the first complaint at IFS results. 1t
invariably gives satisfaction and
should be in every family.
Yours truly, ". +. SATTEEfIELD.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-03-13
Snakes isa Her StOasa sscIa.

The wife of Lem Allen a prominent
citizen Of Churchill county, bas been
an invalid for long time. Occasional
IN her suf1erings We're great, and re-
Gently her ailments were most serious,
such as to cause her friends to almost
lose hopes of her surviving. While
laboring under the most ,ccute pain.
accompanied with symptoms of in
Illumination of the stomach, the most
heroic medicines We're used. After Il
time feur snakes of the water species
wee taken from her. One was quite
three fret in length, another about
twenty inches, and two about eight IN
clles. The powerful medicines USED
poisoned. them, and evidently they re
lnained dead in the stomoch some little
time. How they were taken into the
stomach and survived is a question.
For quite while the lady seriously
complained Of peculiar sensation rs
II something WAS creeping around
within, little thinking there was any
reality in it. Since the serpents were
unwittinglv poisoned she has recovered
rapidly, and bids fair to soon enjoy her
wonted health.
Disguised guest waiter, Pm sure
this napkin has been used before
Npa fnnr erfr Nrya ynst5 ra
St. Landry democrat., 1886-03-13

Disguised guest "Waiter, I'm sure
this napkin has been used before
Waiter, BE four. sur Sure, you're
only tue third as has had it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

request at tho Heidelberg University atron Who
returned on Sunday. and Mr.. Francis Parkman, why
this year has taken his greatly needed RESP ho' ron
but in camp at the Rangeley Lakes and the Auf'a ~
dacks returned Monday to his summer homo Nv
jamaica Plain, much benehted
horticultural Hall has been mass OF ori, ~ sis
bloom during the week. 1t being the oc1a.un ~
annual exhibition Of the Massachusetts a,u "a.
Society. Both halls were used. the upper pe'ng 40
served for foliage plants mostly. Mr.. Fred L. Ames'
who 81 has just returned from Europe Mr. MI, IL. a.
%nnews Nrs Nathaniel b. a1y hsysr kddeT showed
the finest specimens The platform was occupied oy
remarkable collection from the Botanical dardeh' u
Harvard College.
The theatres all busy with their regular seasons
but audiences are not generally large as yet as Tue
absentees' return to town-from tho mountains IN
especially-fs slower than usual Clara mori q. @
appeared to unusual advantage at the HONS otroSr
which proves satisfactory Tor the dranis 40 40 v
opera she has excellent support and her pieces has
had fresh mountings all through. Harbor Lghts,
draws in its tLIrd week crowded and fashonapIe
audiences to the Museum. where Mr. 'anderieie nas
been very cordially received after his weeks absence
on account of an liberated throat. Hernes Minute
Men " has been stirring up an immense ueai VI
patriotic fcrvor at the Boston and oou9ae.s cav
been sent nightly to the pretty debutante MISS Craw
ford whose mother is well-known musician poie,
Mr. O'Ncill has done the usual thing with Monte
Crsto at the Globe, where Mr. Mantes new on
with Tangled LIVES Is awaited with curiosity gu
Monday night. The Little Tycoon has heid up pre.ey
well 1.-THE Park and lpoor loanthe" has been gwen
The announcements of the next seasons Boston
symphony Orchestra concerts, twentyfour In NUMBER
are ont and the auction sales OF seats are set or
week The prices are the same for concerts anu
r.hearsals-s12 and 81 80 according 70 locat T1
which the premium often more than doubles. Inc
ticket agents have very large commissions fro absent
babitues who want their regular seats, anu 'ne
prospect Is that larger sum than ever peiore W 20
reaized The orchestra will remain virtually as
before the only changes of consequence Deihg III '
wind, for which choir tour leading men arc ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

Mr.. Hyndman means those, whom Mt
Gladstone moro succnctly styled the classes
He told us why the authorities ttlea ~ P socia
ist,c friends are not social chloroformers. IL may
be doubted whether this piece OF revolutionary VII
will have great success with the classes mo
masses could in Mr. Hyndmans opinion, II once or
ganized. make a clean sweep OF those
who controlled the law. In Germany, IN France;
in America there were men III l'i o ro fnr to CHI
cogo and was cheered. There are well-ineanns
men who insist that there is distinction petMcbh
Socialists and Anarchists. MI lily nua1 nnno mo
ovcht 70 be a sufficient anthority-scems to recog-
ni2e none The Lords and Commons he wen Io, on
were simply looking after plumber. As lot ahalcny 20
there were thonsadi tb %, ANARCHY Of the worst
Gescrint,on, Worse than Chicago, no DOUBT III
Mr. Uyndman's view. The people must dril OK
game get control of railways there
factories; then OF anarchy so'' VI '
There spoke at another platform man Wno whom
deanv regret not having heard or seen, Mr. queen
He yyas init luced by the chairman as VT. Quoion'
the Tyrant- Queler. What be said vas pern .ps
less vol than his name. but that haray av
To have looked on tyrant-queller womb u Hhoe
heen boon a sweet boon as Artenus salth; VIVA.
tvrants Mr. Quelch has queled fail TO make OUT
possibly his sobrquet has pefn ear rather
than of deed. Then there was Nj IMAM
MON missed him, too. but ~ is ~,
nv fant If the Socialists will nave speak'he i'V 90
three platforms at once they cannot expect ihc h
Ia nresent at all three at the same time. n s
newspapers who are dependent on tno pennsso ,ba
the punderng classes give but orie1 repoi. VI va, e
proceedings and cannot nTIe' There he was said
nothing that one has not heard before III Is 'e ha
ontcrv of the have-nots against the havey i &
end they passed their Ieson air ay The police
2 ,haf their WAYS we're different no very
large number of men marched together anu On n
.rset the force was ample for order, nad IL pegu
eooed 0 Rnt order was not menaced because the
force was ample. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
CHICAGO.
TEMPERANCE CHARITY - REAL ESIA IE-
THEATRES.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSE.I

my TELEGRAPH TO THE rHrBUsE.l
Cuc,co Sent Is.-The National Conference OF the
Apt-saloou Republicans held here during the week
brought to the city present members OF the Ih'eu
States Senate two ex-members, the Chiel ou7tco Vi
the Supreme Court OF Kansas, aud other men clhcn.
in the Republican party councils. Inc perso"no' Vi
,ho convention was of the highest type yet as
dele .atcs they received very ungracious "e'cone ~
tho citv Three of the morning journals spoke
sirnclv Of their efforts, while of the city papers
ocLnowledget. the gh character Of the gentlemen
f,or,oo the movement and declared that it could not
be ignored.
TTsh license il beginning to have its effect IN re-
ducino the number of saloons in this city. The city
collector announces that the total number las been
reduced by 100 thus far this year.
An effort has been making during the week to relieve
na ity fran the stigma of having failed to contribute
In the Charleston relief fund Two distinct movements
,yere started TO raise funds for city wlch
literally to Chicago In her extremity, anu Aooi,
e. 900 has already been sent to Charleston iuhd
has also been started to relieve some oil tte
claimed exist among the farmers 81 NorInessucin
Texas The principal work III behalf 81 Ohlc'to" l.
done by the Chicago Cross Association
,ho nrope,tv known as the Ogden homestead,
fntin ON Washington Square, III the north division
Of the city was leased this week, ana the announce
ncnt Is made that an apartment noa5e WIZ 10 o1i
mon the property to cost u ,OOO.oOo "heh thc
,,rnat fire of 1871 swept this division OF me cy
tbe frame building which was the home OF tne iate
William b. Ogden one OF the first Mayors OF inc Guy,
was the only structure lett stahdln9 "i'ni " o"ou'
of fully mile III every direction
Curdon S Hubbard. the aged pioneer whose failing
health has been heretofore mentioned ana ABOUT whose
name next to that of Major Kinzie cluster memories
of the early history of Chicago died at hs home Oh
IosaIlc-ayc this week The site OF his home wa;
-, incntiraI sth that of the log house he erected
wien he drst came to the city. Mr.. Hubbard hF9'
la,,ded on the site of the present city IN 1913.
The amateur rowing clubs of the city ana vicinity
have organized the Chicago Navy with the purpose
of giving annual regattas.
| The character of the theatre entertainments ma
- ,g..r,, .,i,htlv this week AT the Grand Opera
House Frank Mayo appeared in :" The Three Guards
men William Redmund aud Mrs Thomas Barry
aiodv Audley's Secret Mestayors Burlesqu
Company was at the Chicago Opera House; " Alon'
! in London was represented at Hooleys Lott
begins an engagement at McEickers next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

wise. Sthere will be no Home Rule IN TINS sSech
s.onn This what our Liberal orsaaGd o Ih must
nave neSm ying lk general strike against rent
FsSe l. E s not ~ nSs
eitneIh Ano;"s nra arriving with might and main
why Tat se oat that M has been cCy'r
the Irish tenants to 70 ths "ndods
20 noI;cv ~ sweeping evctions Mr. GIadslone,
OF done nothing of of as isrs i LIBERAL
quito .%e axist 10 alliance between the Engiish
Liberal Democracy and the Irish Iscv Na' Rs owns
womb Ne ",pSt he imnerIled his conscience and
I Lea eonYIctions wond revolt against doctrine
based on dishonesty That cba %Ses0t that Mr.
parMeII means TO put himself, secretly or openiy,
at the head such Mr. pa KNEE i nas
hol au' W. GIadstone He would have to abandon
i t bs allowed the National League to become an
omen and avowed agent OF agrarian crmeior uvsn
The omen and avowed advocate OF genera repnu'-
atOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
tUIyUENSIS.

~ Aanucks, XVI 20 caled % c6oracter and would
under Kngseys pen furnish the Iortrait OF ahotuer
Christie Johnson. The maintenance OF tue family pre-
yiDus TO Mr.. OConor's acquaintance with MISS Foiser
came from a little garden patch which the daughter
assisted her father In caring for As the vegetables
pened shc delivered them at the doors OF her various
customers Dressed In suit OF gray flannel, scant III
length aud devoid .ou all superluous trimming, Wild
rlt hat on her head not unlike Mexican somOreio anu
seated in her light market wagon In the midst OF the
products OF her gar ien Miss Folger drove aDou..
Nantucket attending to her daily duties lu one Oh
thess errands Mr. OConor saw her. aud as she Is a
pretty girl. Intelligent and well educated hs was ni
traoed to or and made her acquaintance inc result
was that Miss Elma ger became reader ana aanuen
as To Mr. OConor and occupied that position un n,s
death not however, neglecting her garden OF ner
customers and continuing as popular even win wv
folks as ever. Mr. OConOr In his Will oepuea.nou
her boo and she Is now engaged IN teaching SCHOOL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
BOSTON,.
FLOWER sHOW-PERSONALN NOTES -AMCSE-
MENTS.

FLOWER SHOW-PERSONALN NOTES -AMCSL-
MENTS.
trpou IRREGULAR CORRESPONDENTS OF TIE TRiBuSE.I
Boston. Sept. lS.-Thc engagement OF Mr.. Samuel
Uoor Of Conc ord. and Miss Helen Wadcigh, daughter
Of the Hon. Bainbridge Wadlelgh, OF Ncw-llamp-
shire. which was given the public but short time
400 j. followed this week hy the announcement OF the
marriage which Is to take place at the house oil Miss
Wodleiqh's sister Mrs. William Thomas, in Common
wealth-ave October 20
The handsome settlement of 80, OOO year maze Oy
Dudley b. Fay, the son-in-law of Mrs hham "ray
r widow of the deauiter has caused much favorable
or,nent in social and business circles. Mrs. Gray
and her family will remain IN the handsome lamhy
mansion AT Dorchester for the winter at least
General Paine will be given a reception by the
Eastern Yacht Club at Marblehead Neck on thursday
ofteruoou next The fleet OF the club Will rendezvous
ot Marblchead OH that day and salute the cup-whher
a. she enters the harbor There will be dinner ana
fireworks and general illumination in the evening.
The reception is to be only for gentlemen Inc ouO
house by the way is shortly to undergo some greatly
neoJed additions and alterations. ladies' cafe will
be built out leading from the general dining ROOM ana
overhead will be sleeping rooms Tor tue cou'eh-
fence of a rapidly increasing membership lhere Will
also be large new billiard room.
The Rev. Charles Carroll Everett, DID,, Dean OF
the Harvard University school, has just arrived nome
from years stay in Europe During his absence inc
once has been filled by Professor Francis We IoaDouH
MIR T. b. Adrich has already sailed. Mr.. James H.
Osqood whom Boston still claims Its own, Ia here
for a few weeks DIR. James H. Chadwick. who repre-.
sented Har, ard College at President Eots personal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

The old fashioned con vction Is forcing se upon eao
noltioal and social world that II YOU SOW currupon,
there viii spring up crime; II you plant seoition YOU
viii gath or rebelnon II you scatter mop law you VIVA
arysst mobs N you sow to the winds Of socialism an
annre6y YOU viii reap whirwind OF destruction aud
aenth.-Ii Industrial Journal