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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-01-23
III Isnan

Last Sunday was very stormy day
here. About 8 inches of snow fell
which makes the roads excellent.
A few teamsters make Ell Paso head
quarters now. They are hauling logs
10 Beldenville.
The winter term of school is now
in full blast with A. NJ. Taylor at the
,elm. About 40 pupils are enrolled
We made visit recently to G. F.
Wiesemann's in Spring Lake. We
found them comfortably located in d
splendid brick house.
A good many people are suffering
with colds, and 1t may be la grippe.
By the death of an uncle at Frank
forth on the Main, w. p. Rsdschlap
falls heir to a legacy of $1,000 OF
more.
Thos. Hurley. Sr., had dance here
last Monday night at which 81 mum
hers were sold.
Chas. Henneman found his blind
mare cast in the barn recently. SHE
was so badly injured it became nee
essary TO kill her.
Peter Isaacson is home from Win.
nepeg on visit.
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[. S., ST. P. & U. P.
These Letters are the Initials Of tn
Nsw Line through WyOming and
Idaho 20 the Pacific Northwest.

This line is composed of the Chi.
cagu. St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
and Union Pacific Railways and
reaches more Far Western Cities than
any other line, as follows:
Haley, Boise City. Lewiston, Mos.
COW aud principal Idaho points.
WsiIa Walla. COifax, Pennington,
Rockford. Spokane Falls and numer.
GUS Washington points.
Baker City. PendIetOn, Portland and
principal Oregon points.
Ogden and Salt Lake City, the lar.
gsst points in Utah.
San Francisco. Los Angeles and all
CaIfri mia points from Mt. Shasta to
San Diego.
And this line also reaches Butte
An.c uda and many other points in
Montana.
Also note that Icy this line accom-
m,iations are furnished in Pullman
F.,nIiy Stepping Cars at very low
Iillrs - holders 1T second class tickets
g,ns To Washington. o. rgOn and Cal
ifuiIIIa.
When you get ready To 90 West, be
fore deciding upon your route. call OH
agents OF G.. ~. 2. VI. 4 o. Ry.. who
VI cheerfully fEraish rates aud in
f.ruatiou ahuUt IhrOugh car service
owes the ''i.ihL SIPEaIas. Sf. Paul 4
ISlai fltifN LliS and connections. oI
fcJ pamphlets amt maps address
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General Passenger sent 81. Paul
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-01-23
First publication Dec. IL, 1889. !
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, default has been made in the condi-
tons of a certain mortgage, mads, executed and
delivered by w. 4. Nelson and Louisa J. Nelson
his wife TO Bel, Frye on the oath day of October,
A. .. 1887, 10 secure the payment of the sum OF
two hundred and eighty-two dollars and interest
thereon at the rate OF eight per cent per annum
according TO the terms OF one certain promissory
note bearing even date Herewith which mort
gage was duly recorded IN the Office of the
the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1857. at o clock
A. n, IN volume y OF Mortgages on page 26S.
And whereas, the said Bell Frye, by an instru-
ment in writing under her hand and seal. duly
Sold assigned. transferred and set over said
mortgage and the note secured thereby 70 J. E.
stevenson. which assignment was duly recorded
in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds of said
Pierce county on the 9Th day of November 1859.
at O'Clock A. NJ, in volume A Of Mortgages on
page liz, which said mortgage covers and con-
yeys the following described premises, situate N
the County of Pierce and state 81 Wtsconsin.
to-wit: All of 10. uuTaeer three 60 in block nuIr
Der thirty $50 in the village OF Nader ..ocr
Wnefeke there Is claimed W be DE. and Is dne
upon said note and moItgs-e at the date Of ms
notice the sun OF Tree hundred and seven doi.
lsss ann s.xteen cents ls307 49, principal inter
est and insurance and no action or proceedings
AZ law or otherwise has been instituted 70 recov-
er the said mortgage debt OF Guy part thereof
Now therefore notice ss hereby given that said
moEtg 4gs WIZ be foreclosed by the sale Of the
SAID real estate described In said mortgage, or
so much thereof as may be necessary 70 satisfy
the amount now due upon said mortgage debt
for principal interest and insurance aud the
costs and expenses Of such sale, including the
sum Of twenty dollars stipulated in said
mortgage as and for solicitors fees in case Of
foreclosure thereof, and that said sale vii. be
made at public auction to the highes; bidder for
easn oy motifs Denhsm, depaty sheriff Of
Pierce county, on the IAN day Of January. A D.
1880. 81 ten o'cioek in the forenoon Of said day,
a, tke FnIt door of the Post-oficr in the village
CT Maiden Rock in said county.
J L STEVENSON, AfsiRues.
A. COOK, Attorney for Assignee.
psesd psoelbey ssb, lss2 s<SeE
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~@ON~---
Diamond Blud.

The ice in the river is considered
safe for teams.
A few more men wanted to wor k
on our late boom.
M. l. Sparks has teams hauling his
wood to Red Wing for Densmore
Bros.
The ID. N. wethern Co. are hauling
part of their hay to market. B. ID.
Engley has the job.
Only one case of scarlet fever this
winter. and the patient has fully re-
covered. La Grippe is having good
run here now, and so is La Cinch.
The scholars say that our school
this winter is model one. Miss
Brown of Ellsworth is the teacher.
Irwin Windsor, Baptist minister,
late of Bates College, Maine. has been
engaged to preach at Beldenville and
Diamond Bluff alternately, tie COM
ing year.
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salem.

Jimmy Fisher is recovering from
the injuries received New Years day
while c0asting.
John Peterson met with a misfor.
tune the evening of the Sth inst. lie
intended erjoying cutter ride hui
his horse became frightened and
spilled the contents of the cutter. aud
made his way toward jim 0'Brien's,
smashing everything No serious in.
juTies were sustained.
Mrs. Steven Rose is sick with La
Grippe.
Elder Edmonds delivered some Ia
resting lectures the past week m
he Carmichael school house. Nj
r.dmunds will return To his home AZ
Beaver Dam IN the near future.
Tom O'BrIen. Jr., IS preparing
material for his house, which will bs
erected in the spring
La Grippe is all the rage in this vi
entity
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TrfmbeiIe.

Mary Cook, aged 30 years, died OF
consumption on Monday morning
Jan. 18Th. The funeral took place on
Tuesday.
William Preston, AN old and re-
spectrd citizen, died on Thursday
MOI ming of asthma. He was buried
under the auspices Of the 0tIs Post,
u. A. R.. of which he was member
La grippe has 4 fair hold on us
A large number are suffering with the
disease, your correspondent being one
OF them.
Mrs. Stepp nee frankie Moore Of
Hastings is visiting her parents.
john Reeves had one of his legs
broken by tIee falling on it.
Mrs. Nike Leitner returned HON.
fron four WEEKS visit at Milwaukee
last Wednesday.
Al thr late erection of officers o.
the OLis Post, u. A. X Christ oJtmsIl
Was chosen Commander
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CLIFTON,

The following named young peopl-
residing In this town have been mar
lied within the past year: Lu Rich
trdson and Nettie Hammond; Ernest
West and Addie McI!roy; Geo. Wal
ter and Fife Taylor of Eau Claire
Andy Miner and Mary Brackin; F.
EcKstein and Cora Chamberlain of
Prescott, Warren Preble and Hiss
Barrett of Trimbelle; r. Teige and
Mary Nopp; John Nopp and Minnie
Hammond; George Brackin and Eva
Miller; Miss Stout to a gentleman
from Minneapolis; George Arget
surger and Miss Goldsmith; Myron
Reed and Miss Campbell of Dane CO.;
Fred Erman and Minnie Renter; Har-
~ Miller and d. |. Winn of River
Falls; Edith Hotchkiss to Mr.. Lauder
of River Falls; Jacob Rissue and So
phronia Miller. Only two couples of
the above list were married by Rev
Hurd, the preacher in charge at this
place. This would seem to indicate
that our young people are little re-
miss in patronizing home institutions.
As 1t were. All but three of the
couples named are living in Clifton At
the present time. Who says we are
not progressing.
School attendance was light last
week on account OF la grippe.
Fred Atwster has purchased a half
interest in the ferry near st. Paul
Park.
The prevailing epidemic caused the
Pierce Valley Literary Society to ad
jOurn for one week, last Friday.
Edith Caldwell closed her school in
the En6orf Dist. on the 10th.
Mrs. Marshall was reelected Supt
of the Sabbath School recently.
They Say
That il is mild winter.
That one of the newly married
couples was seranaded recently.
That Clifton has an authoress with
in its borders.
That the library law is working
very successfully in town,
That the proposed starch factory al
Prescott is among the things thai
were. but that Clifton may have ons
in the near future.
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Oak 6rore.
c. Jones is shipping buckwheat


c. Jones is shipping buckwheat
-four to st. Paul.
A couple of sleigh loads of ouI
young folks went up to Donegal to a
party at b. Carolan's few nights ago
and report good time.
Nearly every one has had or has La
Grippe, but no serious cases have we
heard of.
Henry Thorn took his hay press back
to st. Paul and exchanged it for one
that is larger and stronger. and also
to be run by steam or horse power.
John Gillig is now selling goods as
cheap as they can be bought west OF
Chicago. Give him trial.
John Scharr. an old and respected
citizen of this town, died about two
weeks ago after several weeks of i'll.
ness.
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First publication Jan. 2, 1890.
NQIIcE Qf SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

First publication Jan. . 1890.
NOTICE Of SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
CIRCUIT COURT, Pierce County. Frank Till.
- plaintiff, VS.. Douglass II. Tandy and Charles
A. Hawkes.. defendants.
Whereas, Judgment was rendered in the above
entitled action on the 10th day OF December, A.
ID 1889, in favor of said plaintiff and against
said defendants for the So an of two hundred and
seyenty-one dollars ard ninety-three cents
two cents costs, which sums were in and by said
judgment declared to be q lien upon all the
Interest which said defendants OF either of them
had in and b. the premises hereinafter described
on the sth day Of September. A. ID. 1883, and
which they CIR either of them have since &C.
CURED thereto, and whereas said judgment
directed the sale of said interests of said de-
money in the same manner that real estate is
sold upon execution.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance of said judgment
ana at the request oil the plaintiff, shall on the
18th day OF February, A. ID. 1890, at one o'clock
P NJ. at the front door of the Post-office in the
city of River Falls, Pierce county, Wisconsin,
offer for sale and sell TO the highest bidder for
either of them had in and to the premises
hereinafter described ON the sth day OF Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1855, and all interest which they or
either OF them have since acquired therein.
Said premises are described as follows, to-wit;
Six acres of land off the north side of the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter OF section
seven (7) in township twenty -seven CD of range
Dated this s0th day Of December, A. ID. 1889.
r. 5 ROBSON,
Sheriff Of Pierce County. Wis.
by A. IL. LORD
s7-6w Under Sherif
SMITH & VAssATTA, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Mrs. L. L. Bunker and her two sons
have returned from their visit at Dav.
export, la.
Episcopal services we're held ut the
Baptist church last Sunday evening.
and will be- held hereafter on the first
and third SUM sys of every month.
Mrs. Nina Anders died Monday, the
18th, aged so years. She was buried
on Wednesday. the funeral services
being held at the Lutheran church.
The deceased was an old resident of
this place, having lived here about 80
years. She WAS a widow, having
buried two husbands. She leaves
sons by her first husband, Charles,
Richard and Joseph Manner, who
were all here to attend the funeral.
On Wednesday morning of last week
at ab~ut 2 O'Clock, the Union Hotel
was found to be on fire. The alarm
was at once given, but before assist.
ance could be rendered the fire was
under such Roadway and the smoke so
dense that the inmates could scarcely
escape with their lives. There was
no insurance on the building or fnrni.
ture. They saved very little furni-
ture or clothing. Mr.. Harwell labored
faithfully to save his family, and since
the fire has not been able to be about.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-01-23

Lum srmeu say tn"t the snow l.
about the night depth now for Tai,
business.
Our business men are pleased IL
know that they can do all their ship
ping from the 'Miues" in Gilman.
Miss Imngoane Cook is home from
Minneapolis.
The Grip" is not sighting this
part Of the country and some are
quite sick with it.
p. Vanasse has his saw mill set vi
and running with Mike Ito for head
sawyer; and the fact that Mr.. TIC is
an old hand at that work is enough Ia
warrant that good satisfaction Will be
given To customers.
John Weldon has returned from
the woods with his team.
Chas. Brant has taken the job to
turn $50 00u grub pins for Vanasse.
Misses Alice Greer aud Mile Weis-
man were visiting at Mrs. Keller's
last week.
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--Rs0N~s
Faruihni,

The weather is the coolest of the
season. The thermometer register:
2Oo below zero.
Robert Groot is quite sick with la
grippe.
Charles Slagel went to Glenwood
last week to see about work.
Charles Mckernon is able to be
about.
E. Campbell went to Glenwood t.
contract for the sale of butter.
Prayer meeting next sunday even
ing at Mr. CbideSter's.
Albert Potter of Spooner, Wis. il
here visiting his daughter and friends
Mr.. l. Hammond has the asthma SC
badly that he can't lie down.
InfuenZs has made its way into
nearly every hume In this town.
Mrs. NJ. L. G. is in Minneapolis sup
erintending her grand daughter
bridal preparations.
Miss Mary Dickson has gone to st
Pael for medical treatment.
Frank Lowaler and Effie Groot Wis
tied friends near Eau tialle Sunday.
Vim. j. and May Rice visited friends
in Hartland last week.
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Rock Elm.

Two men giving the names of FRANK
Ward and Frank Cooper came into
town Friday night in decidedly hi
larious condition. During the even
ing they managed to steal SIN Ill arti-
cles from three stores, and were
promptly arrested. They WERE
brought before I'll. Lowater. Esq, and
fined SO each or 80 days i'm count,
jail Failing To pay the fine they
we're sent to Ellsworth on Saturday.
c. A. Hawn left Monday on trip Il
New York.
Mrs. Geo. Shaw has gone to st. Pau
for medical attendance. Miss Anna
Whip returned from st. Paul FTid y
evening.
David Handvelt has contracted /,
cut the timber ON the Brtcher land In
this town.
W. w. Dixon has engaged ths
school IN Dist. No. for next summer
DR.. Andrews is about tn make a
professional trip To GlenwOod, Wilson
Knapp and Wildwood within the mex
Two weeks
e. Edward Fox has received All APP
p"intment as Notary Public.
Scott Cheney is quite i'll will
grippe.
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Program for Teachers Association al
Ellsworth, Saturday, Jan. %, 1890:
900-Opening.
9:l5-Class Exercise in Primary Lam
guage, NJ. Isabelle Rollin of Ellsworth
Public School. Subject reviewed by Mat
tie Z. Foster of River Falls Public School.
10:30-Rest.
10:45-History of the Common Schools,
Prof r. b. Hazard of River Falls. Sub
ject reviewed by Prof. Goldsworthy OF
Prescott.
Forthcoming
1:30-Common School Ethics, c. j.
Brewer. Subject reviewed by Prin. NJ.
j. Baird of Ellsworth.
245-Rest.
300-Constitution in the Common
Schools, S. I. Irvine. Subject reviewed
by Prin. w. C. Owen of Maiden Rock.
All the above papers and reviews will
be fully discussed. The aim has been 10
make this strong program, and COM
posed of such subjects as need general
airing among teachers.
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Mrs. Geo. Grinnell came so near
breaking her leg recently AS to crack
one of the bones.
Herbert Plumb finished his term OF
school near Brookville, last week, and
came home for vacation of two
weeks, when he will return for the
spring term.
At 4:30 last Monday the house of
John Mcmahon was found to be or
fire. Mrs. NJ. and several of the
children were sick in bed, the Others
just recovering from Ia grippe. They
we're taken to DR.. Bootbby's, and the
fire, by great exertion, was soon sub.
dued. leaving the house badly dam
ag d. The family have gone to thei,
friends in Erin Prairie for a while.
Hammond has few young men
who beat everything as fire extin.
guishers. They just stick to it and
dig the fire right out of roof, AMI
never give up AS long as there Is any
thing left of house.
The namrs of those who have not
heen sick here with 'gIippe' would
masr Il short list.
b,isS OsgrO,u ii Rive Falls is teach
iog 10 the primary DRIP 'rtmrnt a.
pl+ce IT Miss Joyce who Is sick.
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Educational,

The NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION will hold its meeting
for 1890 at st. Panl, Mimi. July to
IL. Half railway rates from all points
10 all who attend. Special Excursions
are being provided to the Local Lake
Region. Yellowstone Park and other
North Pacific Points. For particulars
and free copy OF BULLETIN contain.
ing program. address ). SHERIN. Sec
rotary Local Executive Committee,
st Paul. MINI.
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Ono.

There are many IN the ntighborhood
sick with Ia grippe.
Last SATURDAY., while sam ucClpaIy
WAS IN his woods loading Logs on his
slelg AMI Was about ia bind Lhsm IN,
one large one rolled off ONO his legs
lie called Tor heip aud his neighbui +,
Frank Greene, came To the rescue.
Fortunately Ii. was not seriously hurt
Oscar Thomas snld his building and
10, in Ma den Rock 10 A. ;. OLis OF
that place, and returned 10 Montana
last week
Fred McEwrn of Mum. is visiting
at A. w. Ogiivie $. a.
Last Friday evening about twenty
four of Onos young people went to
Mrs. Carmicbael's To an oyster supper
They report a good time.
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The reunion of the students of Bee
mans Actual Business College was a
grand success. The spacious hall was
filed, every available seat being taken,
and many being compelled to stand.
The audience was well pleased with the
exercises, as the frequent and hearty APP
plause attested.
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A fine new boy at A j. Follansbee's
Our school is in fourishing con-
dition. Miss Murphy, teacher.
The families OF Mr.. GOuIbronson,
ID. Bowen and B. n. Woods are all
down with influenza Old Mr.. Woods
is very feeble with old age.
G. j. White keeps first-class store.
Go trade with him and he will
whistle for you.
Rev. George Smith breaches here
every two weeks.
The Good Templars are prospecting
aud doing good work.
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The National Educational Association
will hold its meeting for 1890 at st. Paul,
Minn., July 4 to IL. Half railway rates
have been secured from all points to all
who attend. Special excursions are be-
ing provided to the Local Lake Region,
Yellowstone Park, and other Northern
Pacific points. For particulars and free
copy of bulletin cotaining program, ad-
dress S. Sherin, Secretary Local Execu-
tive Committee, st. Padl, Mimi.
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We were unable to attend the Teach
ers' Association at Maiden Rock, Sat..r-
day, Jan. IS, 1890. We trust however
that we shall receive report of same.
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IAN communications should be addressed to
the Editor at Esdaile, Wis.,
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Miss Minnie Collett has closed her
school on Cady Creek and is now attend
ing the Rock Elm village school.
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Washhnrn ohsa,u.tnru

Wasbburn obsei v.tofy reports the
total rainfall for 1889 Was % IL loo
inches. which is the sm ,llpst precipi
tation ever recorded 10y the unIves
slty.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-01-23

Lose no opportunity of doing good
action. Deeds are fruits: Words are
but leaves.
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First publication Jan, IS, 1890.
pROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. - County Court fol
- Pierce County. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term
of the County Court TO be held in and for said
county, at the Office of the County Judge in the
village of Ellsworth in said county, on the
third Tuesday (being the 18th day of February
A. d. 1890, at ten o'clock A. NJ, the following
matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Lyman Healey to admit
to probate the last will and testament OF Samuel
Wales, late of the town of River Falls in said
county, deceased, and for letters testamcntary
thereon to be issued to him, the said Lyman
Healey, the executor named in Sid Will,
Dated December Slst, 1859.
BY order OF the Court.
J. W. HANCOCK,
40-4w County Judge.
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Go % BermAn's Actual Business
College, Red Wing, Mimi.
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Curtis is a specialist in mathematics ant
that we may expect something more
than ordinary from him. EDITOR.
The following outline on the sentence
is one used by A. Rosenberger in Bee
mans Business College:
Scheme for the Sentence.
/. Parts.
Principal Parts.
ID Subject.
/. Noun or Pronoun.
(a) =. Phrase.
3. Clause.
~ |. Simple
2. Compound.
(2) Predicate.
(a){ l. Verb.
Fl. Simple.
W ?. Compound.
(3) Complement
(a) Object.
l. Noun or Pronoun.
2. Phrase.
3. Clause.
(b) Attribute.
l. Adjective.
2. Participle.
3. Noun or Pronoun.
4. Phrase.
5. Clause.
(c) Objective.
l. Adjective.
2. Participle.
s. Noun or Pronoun.
4. Inf. or Part. Phrase.
b. Modifers.
1l Adjectives.
~ Adverbs.
(9) Participates.
"a Nouns or Pronouns.
(5) Phrases.
(6) Clauses.
C. Connectives.
~ Conjunctions.
(2) Relative Pronouns.
81 Conjunctive Adverbs.
d. Independent Parts.
2. Glasses.
a. Form.
% Simple.
(2) Complex.
(a) One Independent Clause.
(b) One or more Dependent
Clauses.
l. Form.
a. simple.
b. Complex.
c. Compound.
2. Office.
a. Adjective.
b. Advert.
az Time.
(2) Place.
49, Degree.
(4) Manner.
(5) Cause.
(6) Reason.
ca Condition.
~ Purpose,
co. Concession.
C. Noun.
(3) Compound.
(a) Two or more Independent
Clauses.
/. Simple.
2. Complex.
3. Compound.
b. Manner.
~ Decorative.
(2) Interrogative.
(3) Imperative.
C4) Explanatory.
Ignorance is a voluntary misfortune.
Christian morality is true generosity.
Chide not severly, nor punish harshly.
Cheerfulnes is perfectly consistent with
piety.
Ignorance is the parent of many inju-
ries.
Complaisance obliges while it repre-
bends.
Commend nothing so much as strict
virtue.
Concealing faults is but adding to
them.
Conciliatory measures command es-
TEEN.
CIemency is the brightest jewel in a
crown.
Commend not nor discommend anyone
hastily.
Comply cheerfully when necessity re-
quires,
III examples are ike contagious di-
seases.
If nature be deceptive, repair it by in
dustry.
Common sense is the growth of all
countries.
Command your temper, lest it com.
mand you.
Immodest words are in all cases in.
defensible.
Change seldom, for changes are in
convenient
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sCONsIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1890.
Educational.

s. T. IRVINE, EDITOR.