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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
NEITHER A MOUNTAIN
NOR n MOLlEHILL.
But between the two on the level
plain OF prosperity.
We are the Live1iest Hatters and
Mems Furnishers in
Grand Rapids.

Selling Hatsl Well we should say so.
All Styles, All Shades, All Prices and
many of them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
Residence Lots

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19
FALLS, WISCONSIN, AY.A

that the meetings also consider the
truth that as much care should be
given TO the rearing of boys and girls
as of calves and colts, and that brains
are as necessary in farming as in any
other occupation.
AS these farmers Institutes are
conducted, l do not know any infn-
ence comparable to them in waking
up the farmer to think, to inquire in
to new and improved methods. and to
see in what real prosperity consists.
With prosperity, as a rule, the farm
er and his family are conservative.
law-keeping, church going. good citi-
Zens. The little appropriation of
twelve thousand dollars has already
returned to the state a hundred fold
financially. and thousand fold in
general intelligence.
Such in brief are the conclusions of
an intelligent observer. That every
thing which he saw in our state did
not fully harmoniZe with his ideas of
what constitutes the highest civiliZ-
alton is not to be wondered at. But
that he found nothing which invited
positive condemnation, and so much
that was worthy of the high praise he
bestowed is source of present pride,
and AN incentive to still higher en-.
deavoT in the same direction.
G. b. NJ.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

Town meeting passed off very quiet
ly, l27 votes were polled. $500 was
voted for current expenses, $3.50 for
bridges and eight bridges were desig-
mated to be erected in the town in
accordance with the provisions of
Chap. 1877, laws of 1885.
The sentiment of the election was
in favor of allowing live stock to be
free commoners. The question OF
granting license to sell liquor by the
quantity was submitted to the electors
aud defeated by vote of ten TO one.
The following town officers We're elect
ed: Supervisors, 5. Brown, CHI m, j.
Jacobson, A. Hannah; Clerk, Mead
Bailey: Treas. Jas. A Nelson; Asses
on. Christ Larson; Justices. J A. Mar
tin. IL. f Towsley; COnstables, A.
Matteson, NJ. II. 'Connell, Frank Cur
tiss.
Spring Lake tenders thanks to Gill
man for having voted to abolish the
liquor traffic ON the borders OF the
two towns.
OF course we are all pleased that
our suit against the county was decid-
ed in our favor. but the small balance
in our favor after paying attorney S
fees. &C., prevents our going into &C.
stacies over it OF desiring any more
lawsuits Let US have peace.
We were pleased TO hear of the splen
did triumph Of science noted by the
Roek Elm correspondent, but Will said
correspondent tell US how the boy gets
along who gave up his tooth to Frank
ie- and where he is going to get a
tooth 10 replace the one he gave MP TO
FRANKIE. and if be gets it of arN-
= A"ii = - ,,,Itara ~ ...Jsnel
10Y hli'A' sae last boy is go
LUZ get tooth. Science must
4 achieve 4 greater victory than the ons
reported or some poor boy must g
without tooth.
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Spring TnI,en.

The Eau Gala river is said to have
been higher last Friday night than it
has h, IN for twenty years previous.
Three of the large bridges spanning
the Eau Gala river were wrecked by
the heavy freshet.
The frogs-bless their sOuls-are
holding concert, and seem to be glad
that spring has come.
VIM. and Harry Moore (brothersl
started Monday morning for the
"drive."
There is not dry cellar in the Val
ley. Even those cellars that are ce-
mented have water in them. Where
the water can't get through the bot
tom or the sides of the cellar, it finds
Its way over the top.
Hay is very scarce and sells for
twelve dollars per ton
Everything is looked upon AS light
weight here, especially where there is
no hay.
Peter Akers is building his house.
Thanks to the voters, no whiskey
is to be sold this year in Spring Lake.
Auction sale of horses, cows. hogs.
wagons and household furniture on
May Sd at Irwin Francisco s, Spring
Valley.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

Mother Earth is again losing her
winter robe.
Birthday parties have not been neg
lected lately.
Messrs. Krebsbach & Wagner are
busy erecting their cheese factory.
Several persons of this vicinity have
had a decrease in their cattle herds.
The principal cause seems to be fam
inc.
Matthias Smith, of this place, has
been called to the southeastern part
of the state where his mother is very
sick.
Tho. Fisher has been engaged to
teach the Plum City school the coming
spring.
A. J. Ingli will commence his school
on the 7th prOX.
The Plum City correspondent to the
Herald has been rather hasty in re-
porting the success of three persons
out of six who wrote for diploma at p.
o. We will inform that correspond
ent that the examiner has had no
time to examine the papers TINS far,
but we will undoubtedly soon know
the results, as the spring examination
is now over. Facts
The five pupils of the Plum City
school. who attended the teachers ex-
animation at Maiden Rock made the
journey on foot. Two of the number
were young ladies Ia years of age.
How is this for Pierce Co. plucki
Messrs. Oppliger & Oberding have
shut down their mill, but will resume
their work in about a month.
The water in the Plum Greek Valley
has again done its work; It nas de-
stroyed several bridges and has also
broken G. Moser's mill dam.
Frank Ulrich. who had not left his
house since last Thanksgiving. is
again on our streets.
Jos. T. Moser, of this place, intends
to go To Florida the coming week.
Our pinery boys are returning.
TT-Nn Enn
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The Course of Study for Common Schools.

II Classification.
Il Primary Form.
% Middle Form.
81 Upper Form.
II Primary Form.
Is Divisions.
IA Chart Work.
q LIST Reader completed.
"a % Reader.
IA Chart Work.
Is Reading.-It should include
Reading, Spelling, Writing and Converse
tional Language Lessons.
16 Read words and sentences.
II Aids
IS Word Cards.
2s Charts.
3s Stencils.
~ Pictures.
IS States.
IS Cut letters.
Is Sentence sticks.
IS Blackboards.
9s Objects: Dolls, blocks,
toys, etc.
Caution: Do not attempt to teach the
letters at first, they win be learned Incl
dentalIy. When taught let it be as an
attending" part Of your work, and in a
prOmiscuous order.
Use script on the board, slate or in
"busy" seat work.
Attend carefully to
(al Articulation.
(b) The grouping of words.
(c) The formation of the habit that
three things are made a Simultaneous action
Recognizing the word.
2 Recalling the idea.
3 Uttering the proper sounds.
Caution: Watch carefully for full,
deliberate, and distinct utterance of the
final consonants
Cultivate the hcld of reading with ex-
preston and without any special manner
or r,dding tone cf coice
p Spelling.
l6 Oral-with special drills on faulty
sounds of letters, syllables or words.
% Written - Copying script word
cards, the script reading lesson on black.
board or chart, prepared script work with
picture or stenciled design, etc, to-
gether with dictated written reviews.
Gradually introduce print ,0Ork.
l BY printing word with script word
by printing word underneath picture
placed in view of the class, etc, and say
ing nothing about it at the time.
? By pointing out "The same little
story in your primer" "Read it now from
your card" or "See how our new story
would look in papa's newspaper"
You will find it very easy work tC
change from script to the print reading
but not SO easy to change from print tC
script reading or writing.
Caution: Commence the change with
single words or simple groups Of words
Select, at first, those in which the scrip
letter closely resembles the printed form
Ii. LowATER.
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l.. G. Hall lost good COW a few
days ago.
Mike Rock cut one of his feet with
an AK a few days ago while cutting
fire wood.
@. +. Meachan has purchased the
sold BaueTkempeT" farm, consisting
of 100 acres, for $4,000.
The lightning struck and killed two
head of cattle belonging to Jas Man
ion about two weeks ago.
John Scharr has moved from Pres
colt to his home in this town.
If the weather does not catch cold
again, we will undoubtedly wind up
seeding by the first of June.
Winter grain looks splendid, and
prospects are good for fair yield,
Jas. BoIes lost one of his matched
chuck skin horses a few days ago by
lung fever.
r. L. Reed is now able to be around
again. He has been '.under the
weather" for about six weeks.
We hear the name of one of our
eminent tOwnsmen spoken of as be-
ing a candidate for the office of assem-
blyman at the coming fall election.
We wish him success.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

Seed barley is very scarce.

CoCu bdilCJ 10 very SCdlCcs
Will West and his mother started
for st. Paul Park last week to reside
permanently.
Addie McElroy has been seriously i'll,
but is better at present.
Chester Burnett is in very poor
health this spring the result of an at
tack of measles during the winter.
The town board meets at the Hollow
next Saturday.
Charlie Smith, of Trimbelle, was in
town ON business last week.
Our town will experiment with a
snow roller next winter; A vote hav-
ing been taken to that effect at the re-
cent town meeting.
Schools in Nos 2 and commenced
last Monday. with Misses McConaughy
and Caldwell as teachers. Miss Malin,
and Miss Cooley, both of Prescott, are
TO teach in l and respectively we
understand.
Tie B. b. boys talk of recognizing.
Will johnson was home for short
time few days ago.
Will Schofeld is in the employ of
Matt Dill tins summer
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flffref.

Geo. Ducklow made the first trip To-
the railroad last Monday with a wagon
since last November.
Hay and feed are very scarce in
these parts.
Geo. Young, Sen, is having a new
set of window blinds put On his house
by II. Nelson.
Mrs. G r. Taylor has received from
Y. Y. one of the largest and finest
stocks of millinery goods that ever
came TO this town. Give her call
aud examine the goods and be con-
wheel. They will be sold at spot
cash prices.
Both doctors are on the road nearly
all the time now.
I ~. nov" -...1sn saving the logs
~ ,ard in about I've days.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

III. p. Torney spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in this vicinity.
Will Hartranft passed through here
Wednesday.
Auction at f. DesJarden's soon.
Miss Annie Powers is home from
Minneapolis.
The Literary Society meets at Mr..
Powers Saturday evening.
School is TO commence as soon as
the roads are settled.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

Miss Jane Birtell commenced a term
of school in Cady Greek on the 9th inst.
Flavia Campbell will teach in the
Gossett district and May Rice teact rs
in the Scott district.
Frank Alexander has finish ii his
school in Waukesha Co. and is home
for a short time.
). P. Whipp returned from Arr yle
on Monday.
G. c. Keyser left for Menomonie
last week.
X. Hill has moved back to the viii
lage, having spent the winter at New
ellis mill on Cady Greek.
NJ. lie.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

TIE foundation of the new bank
building is completed
Mss Lou stafford commenced her
school in the Mason district last Mon.
day.
Miss Grace Manser has gone to Cas-
selton. d. T., to spend the summer.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Gardner.
April IL, 1855. girl.
Will Chamberlin is expected home
from Missouri in few days.
The cheese facfr--
about RI 10y Will start up ~
lace weeks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appe-
lite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS cents per
bottle. For sale by j. A. McMurphey,
Phoenix Drug Store. River Falls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19
MNNM

M ON>> OF the good things of this
NAON.l life are sorrowfully let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on Q
positive guarantee at % and 80 cents, by
J. A. McMurphey. River Falls, Wis.
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TIL: ROYAL ROUTE.
llirase. Ni. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
fa;a.o & Northwestern Rvs.

offers tue best service, and makes the
fastest time at any line between II. Paul
sst ,'!.rl-n. and between II. Paul, Sioux
.y. DFualiI Des NoInes and Kansas
C.E- s.. ,.a5ns carrying through sleep
l4.i .-. close connection at Omaha
.-.I i,s.-t ty for California points.
.-.is h ,,.- sort line To Chicago. no
&, ...s.-e ut 3. and all classes of tickets
,..s-l trains Il day each way
--l iiIc-5 imam sleepeTs and most
o. Icru ,li.lsls- irS, ON which every deli
IS 81 tu.. -..-lu may be obtained at
81 .er.tfc price. These dining ears are
,-is.l tts--,l. uf tile ROYAL Route, and
liberia. ~ .I.e and comfort are un-
llci I- lu. the world
ur pG.gtt. y land aud all Lake SUI
Ter points. taNe this route from st
i. d. Niuucafs, s. Eau Claire. and all
S l,u, East or ~luth ParlOr cars on
o.. trains. tir Ia sleepers on night
g. uS. tIu-e g.sI-ae CtIou at Ashland with
L. = s, ". traits for the iron mines.
-iy yuar f5rs.~ over the Chicago. st
MiuuyasH-.. < Omaha Railway,
you Wal. E.ser travel by any Other
cket- for sale II ticket agents.
= time tib.e- sad other information
G.is to
w TEASG5lz GozT Pass. Agent.
.ccJLL0UoE I'm WHEELER,
90. Gen 3 Pass t-z Travel'r Pass Agt.
ST. PAT Z. INN. and
F. J. COLGR0I' Agent,
RIVER Falls. Wis.
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~ o'clock n. for the purpose Of eleeting s
delegates 70 the State Convention 10 be held al
Madison, May 9, lsSs. and delegates 70 the Con-
gressional Convention to be held at Eau Claire
May ; ISIS.
Ii is also recommended by the Executive Com
mittee Of the Wisconsin League OF Republican
Clubs that the Republicans Of the several cities,
villages towns aud wards when they meet ia
caucus 10 elect delegates, that they organize
clubs Blanks for that purpose vii be furnished
on pplcation.
ne several cities villages, towns and wards
2 entitled TO representation in the Convention
as follows.
Clifton .; Diamond Bluff, Ellsworth Village 8;
Ellsworth Town 4: FL PasO .. Gilman 4; Hart
land 8: Isabelle !; Maiden Rock Village >; Maiden
Rock Town 3; Martell 4; Oak Grove 3; Prescott
City-lst ward 1, "a ward /. Sd ward /; River
Falls City 8: River Falls Town g. Rock Elm 3,
salem !; Spring lake >; Trenton 4; Trimbelle 4:
Union /. Total 81.
Dated this 10th day of April. ISIS.
HANS b WARSER,
W. w. WALsINGHAM.
Republican Co. Committee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

What books on education are you read
ing? What one did you read during the
winter? Do you need to read any book
or are you fully master Of your profession?
What will you read during the summer?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi-
gestion. Constipation. Dizziness, Loss
of Appetite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's Vi
talizer is positive cure. For sale by
J. A. McMurphey, druggist, River
Falls. Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

Itch. mango. and scratches of every
kind on human or animals cured in so
minutes by Woolford 5 sanitary Lotion.
This never fails. Sold by r. Freeman,
druggist, River Falls, Wis. 50-om
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

Help your superintendent. Don't put
obstacles in his way by finding fault be-
hind his back. Help him.-Instittte and
Practical Teacher.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

There will be a series of associations
this summer. How many will you at
tend and take an active part?
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Educational.
G. L. BOWMAN .EDrroR

Communications from Teachers and those
interested in Education solicited Address all
Communications to The Editor at Prescott, Wis
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

Are you allowing or win you allow sim
pie memorizing to be recognized in your
school as education? VIII you deceive
yourself into the belief that you are a
teacher while you permit such work?
Think about it.
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MADISON LETTER.
HANS Is " AkNEk,
W. w. WALsINGHAM,
Republican Co. Committee.

The State of HiScoRSin-Hs Material
Prosperity The PrOgressiUeRess Of
IFS PgOBIg
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THE BURLINGTON"
C. B. & N. R. R.
Arrival and Departure of Trains at Prescott,

GOING SOUTH.
Passenger, tily except sunday - p m
Accommodation, daily except sunday .-7. - p IN
GOING NORTH.
Passenger. daily except sunday -.---.-l3. o. ? IN
Accommodation, daily except sunday 40 ? IN
Fer rates tickets time tables. etc, apply TO
". %. HALLETT- AGENT Prescott, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

If you come out small in the examina-
ton just mention that it was on the ac-
count of the superintendent and not for
any lack of qualifications upon your part.
People will retain confidence in your
capabilities by believing that the exam
ination was unfair and the superintend-
ont Y,raiudicad
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Temperance.

CONDUCTED BY THE. Nv. C. 7. U.
"F0r God and Home and Natire Land"
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''Most of the discussions are full of
wise details in the way Of thrift and
money-making, but | am glad to see
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Lodges.

Coupon ticketsto all the principal points in the
United states for sale.
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hence thrice blessed the young ladies
of River Falls, who have enough OF
'.moral sand" enthusiasm and cour-
age to grapple with an evil more
deadly ia its effects, because more
continuous, than the three great his
toric scourges of war, famine and pes
thence combined.
TIPPECANoE RATCHET.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

The inspection of the examination pa
pers indicates very forcibly that teachers
do not have as general thing, very
clear idea as to what constitutes primary,
intermediate or advanced knowledge in
the different branches which are to be
taught in the common school. This is a
provoking indication of incompetency in
connection with one of the most vital
points in teaching. Let each applicant
ask himself if this remark touches his
condition at all. If it does how long will
you allow that condition to remain? The
Manual on the Course of Study for Wis
consin Schools will assist you greatly by
directing you, in the settlement of this
question. Read the article on the Course
of Study, which has been kindly contribu-
ted by Mr.. Lowater, and which will be
continued in the r. u. Institute for May
and subsequent numbers. This will
assist you in a clearer understanding of
the point in question.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

Trains going North. Dep 1875 a. m
Train sfrOnt he North ep 5-0S p m
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ABONNE ~ ENT

On An--d'avance. - W
On NumerO. ~
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La langue universelle.

Lors du recent marriage a Detroit
(Michigan( de Mile Annie Lathrop,
file de Pancien ministre des Etats.
Unis a Saint Petersburg, avec IN
gentilhomme russo, le baron de
Huene, on s'etait demaud6 com.
ment les fiances avaient pm sen.
tretenir ensemble, Mile Lathrop ne
comprenant pas le russo, ct lie baron
de Huene etant incapable de dire
un mot d'anglais. CO mystere in
trigpant Ia societ6 DE- Detroit, un
reporter ma pas hesit6 a aller trou-
yer pex-ministre Lathrop pour lui
en- demander la clef. ooh! c'est
bien simple, a repondu M. Lathrop
en- souriant. Les dcux amoureux
sc sont servis de Ia latgne francai-
Sc, la vraie langue universelie.
QUAINT a moi, n'ayant pas le bon
heur de connaitre cette langue, je
mai jamais pu dire IN mot directe.
mebt a mon gendre."
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La couveuse d'enfants.

On experiments actuellement 4
rh6pital de Wards Island, 4 New
York, Ia fameuse couveuse DEN
fants en- usage depuis plusieurs an.
nees deja a phospice de la Materni-
t6, a Paris. Une jeune immigrante
e~cossaise, du nom d'Agnes Mac.
Lean, arrivee dams les premiers
joars du mos d'aodt dernier await
tellement souffert du NAL de mer
pendant la travers6e qu'on fut obll-
&c de Ia transporter d'urgence a
Ph6pital de- Wards Island, OH ellie
ne tarda pas q donner naissance a
IN enfaht venu trois mols avant
terlne. LIE d0cteur Dennlng, qui
await fait fabrlquer que:que temps
auparavant une couveuse d'enfants,
d'apres le systemic du dOcteur Tar
dieu, de Paris, en- a profile pour
essayer son noovcl apparel, grande
caisse en- bois ct en- zinc, ayant la
forme dune glaciAre ct dams la
quelle on maintient CONSIGNMENT
une temperature 6gale au moyen
dean chauff6c avec une lampe a
alcool. L'enfant, une petite file
viable, a etc mise dams Ia couveuse
ct non settlement ellie est encore en-
vie aujourd'hui, mails son poids
s'est angmente de six onces ct demie
Ell un mOis. A sa naissance, Ia
petite MacLean ne pesait que deux
livres ct trois ouces ct demie, tam
dis qu'actaellement son poids est
de deux livres ct dix onces. Certes
rexperience nest pas encore ache
wee: mails les resultats qu'elle a
donn6s jusqu'a present sont DIES
plus enconrageants.
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On raconto a Paris que lie fills du
due tie Charities a rapport6 d'Am6-
rique n grande q"antit6 de pho.
Biographies prises Ell Amerique sur
les monuments, q les bords du
Niagara ct iusque, prob pudor !
Shocking! sur les jolles baigneuses
de Newport.
Lonis-PhiIippe a pass6 pour at
fectioner les parapluies; SEES fills
ont montre un goht tres ,if pour
les banknotes ct les monnaies neu-
e OH vieilles, dor ct d'argent; lie
jeune Henri d'OrIeans collectionne
les photographers faites par lui
d'apres nature.