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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-18
have commenced

john Curren, the democratic
nominee for county treasurer was In
town the fore part OF the week look
ing after his logging and political
interests.
Mr.. rambling is making extensive
preparatio to open up q brick yard!
here In the spring. He has got a
large quantity of wood cut and 1s
busy in getting out clay.
Ole Johnson OF the Herald was
in town Monday with his pockets
full of cigars which he was distribut-
ing freely with hearty hand-shake
and q murmer that sounded some
thing like "Reglster of Deeds
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Slaughter Sales

ID. c. Whiteford, Sam Wright,
Sylvester Wright and Ike Whiteneck
took the train for Watershed
Tuesday.
e. w. Anderson has put in stock
to furnish collins of all sizes and
qualities.
Daniel Graham attended a meet
ing OF the county board at Rhinelan-
der Tuesday. Mrs. Graham accom-
panied him.
e. HOrner was in town Monday
He has about q million and half
more to cut and will put in one camp
this winter.
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ACCIDENT.
ManSFalls out of d Third Story Window
at tho Veronica and il Killed,

Man Falls out of d Third Story Window
ut tho Veronica and il Killed,
Last Wednesday night about
twelve O'Clock a man by the name OF
William Ueberhost fell from Il win
dow in the third story of the Veronl-
ca to the sidewalk below. He was
brought into the hotel and DR.. Had
dy summoned and hefound the man S
jaw broken in four places. also his
right arm and his right leg in two
places and about three inches of the
bone sticking through the flesh. He
did what he could for the man but
expressed the opinion that he was
injured internally and could not live.
The man was conscious and suffered
untold agony until about noon the
next day when death kindly relieved
him of his sufferings.
The man was well known here,
having been yard boss for the Gerry
Lumber Company some time ago. He
had just hired out to them again and
expected to go to work the next
morning. That night he got on Il
spree and come into the hotel through
the side door which is left open to
accommodate guests who may be
out late and went up stairs To the
third story and into one Of theIooms.
The person who occupied the room
came in Il few minutes later and
found him lying in IL drunken sleep
across the bed. He put him out OF
the room and locked the door and
went to bed. A few minutes later
Mrs. ~ ::.sss Hobart who sleeps on the floor
below heard him fall over a chair in
the hall. She put on her clothes and
started up there, but before she got
there she heard HIM fall from the
window and strike the sidewalk be-
low with sickening thud. William
McDougal who sleeps Oh the same
floor was aroused by his stumbling
over the chair and looked out OF his
door in time to see him fall out OF
the window.
AID inquest was held over his re-
mains yesterday, (Friday) by Justice
Ncdden and a jury who brought iii
verdict in accordance with the above
facts.
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until after the

MO drunkenness. That night he .
Id himself with hammer and at .
pted to brain Duncan while in MS !
IA. The other prisoner is the second 7
1 Richardson, who quarreled with =
third cook, Schafer by name, and .
cked him from behind with cleav- 7
nficting two terrible wounds in the +
of the head Schefer is not ex- =
ed to live I,
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Mcconnell Bros

Don't forget that O'Connor liz
selling tomatoes at 2 cents per
pound.
Samples OF everything carried in
stock by Il first-class city store can
be seen at the Village Hall.
F. A. Flynn, agent for the popu-
lar dry goods house OF Davis & Fehr
is in the city doing business.
Order your overcoats of F. Hall,
the tailor. He is turning out some
fine ones both in make and quality.
Ladies don't fail to go to the VIZ
lage Hall and see the magnificent line
of fall and winter cloaks and Jackets
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sIAH, Cat, Oct. T. nc cor
was robbed Sunday nioht- eighteen e
-The oyster supper that was TO
hrpiven at the Village Hail. satur-
dav evening by the ladies OF the Cath-
,l;c church is postponed until Weo
,,n.,,ay evening. Oct. 90, and will be
given at the Denton House. between
+he honrs of ten and twelve O'Clock.
rba society has purchased a fine gold
49, :. ,,aa cane costing twenty-one dol
lars which will be given to the most
popular man
Holidays,
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h. 0. +. Eagle River Lodge, No. 100,
4 u~.t .',TJ " aanesday ut their hall over
sDnklnseR i CSon' store. bruthers from
zx L.ISss are cordially invited to call
Ia In town.
u. Thompson, y. q. +. G. Swift r, Sec.
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Churches and Societies.

O. G. T.-E&gle River Lodge No. 1l2,
meets every Tuesday evening at the
school houae at 1880 p. N. Visiting
h bers cordially invited.
|. Wade. Geo. SteWart
W.C.T Sec.
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Around Town.

-Crab apples cheap at O'Connor's.
John Shelter was in town Thurs
day
Yrs. Fred Shaw has been very
sick this week.
Ripe and green tomatoes at cts
per pound at O'Connor's.
Walter Scott of Merrill, our next
stGte senator, was in to wn Saturday
H-BORN.-TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Bowers, last Monday morning, a
son.
For Sale-Horse and buggy.
Cheap for cash. Enquire of L. s.
Deckert.
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,augbt = Boy stage Robber.

han. Cal, Oct. 1.-THE overland
/ was robbed Sunday NIGHT eiohteen
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SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

4 jrwsler IN the West constructed a
clock which will run $50 days without
winding second time.
Herr Weigerte q member of firm OF
Berlin banks:s, has been given a patent
for the p! ,ts32n Of electric light with
orn e's1er dynarhos or accumulatoys.
Glory awaits the first amateur photo
Srapher who Will take 4 picture of globu-
lar lightning. phenomenon known to
occur, but o. which no trustworthy evil
dence exists.
II takes but small quantity of nom
transparent matter to produce the DIM
ming effect of haze. If the eye can OBJ
serve the color produced in drop of wa
ter by the fifty -rnilhonth of a sramme of
fuchshine, possibly a weight of water or
dust not much greater would suffice for
visibility in column OF an 1000 feet
long.
Potato paint is a novelty, winch is said
to adhere well to wood and plaster, and
to De very cheap. To make it, boil one
pound of peeled potatoes, mash, dilute
With water and pass through seive; then
add two pounds of Spanish white in four
pounds of water. Different colors can
be had by the use of-the ordinary mineral
powders. go
In the new process for spinning and
weaving glass into cloth the warp is com
posed of silk forming the body and
groundwork, ON which the pattern In
glass appears. Not less than fifty to
sixty Of the original glass strand are re-
quired to form one thread of the welt,
and not more than yard of tbe cloth
can be produced in twelve hours.
A.physician of Allegheny City, Penn,
has invented machine for carving planks
of wood according to various patterns.
The planks are run through the machine
as they are for producing planed. tongued
and grooved boards; but by means of
knives skillfully adjusted, which run
across the fibre of the wood, very intricate
designs are carved continually from end
to end.
Hydrogen gas has been liauifed, but
it requires pressure of 10, 600 pounds to
the square inch, and a temperature of
220 degrees below zero. 1t forms blue
liquid, which, by the cold produced by
its own evaporation, may be frozen for an
instant to solid with metallic lustre,
thus confirming the theory that hydrogen
is a gaseous metal, just as mercury is a
liquid one.
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The New York Voice regards Brazil
ian Rcpublicanism as rapidly assuming
spermanent character. In the opinion
OF that journal, ait is becoming increas-
ingIy evident that the revolution was no
mere outbreak of the army but the re-
suit OF well-directed plan laid and
carried out by men who have been con-
ent to remain in great degree behind
the scenes. Gene raj Fonseca no lon ger
appears as an ambitious general, but as
the representative. if not the tool, Of
anumber of men all well educated,
thoroughly posted in international and
political law and history, and who for
many years have been steadily working
toward this end. The ex- Emperor, too,
appears In new light, not less attrac-
i've or deserving of honor as a man,
out curiousl y careless Of his duties as
ruler, apparently at times more interest
Gu In some questions of science or phil
0sophy than in those that affected most
"'aiiy the interests of the people for
"hom, nevertheless, he has a sincere re-
gafd.. The fact, too, that BAIL is
portuguese, no: Spanish, in its origin
and character, supplies an important
cement OF permanency which IS often
overlooked. Monarchy has practically
disappeared from the American Cont
heat"
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The Dog Caught His CONSUMPTION.

j. 5. Manly is newcomer at Flint
Mich, and the following story is told of
him: A year ago Manly, then resident
OF st. Louis, was dying of consumption.
One day the family dog, a valuable grey
hound, made his way 70 the sick mans
bed and licked his face and hands.
Manly was too weak to drive him off,
and its mighty lucky that he was, for
contrary to the predictions of the doc
tors, Manly began to improve. The poor
dog, howevr. had absorbed the disease,
and the animal is now in the last stages
of consumption, while Manly is as we'll
and strong as he wasin early manhood.
Photographs of the dog before and after
taking the censumptlon.would add to the
vividness of the story, but Manly vouches
fer 1t word for word. -Maron Mees.
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Emperor William has done much to
restore an institution in Germany which
had almost become obsolete-capital
punishment. The soft hearted old
Emperor would never sign a death war
rant, nor would the latters predecessor,
Frederick William ". But no com
Functions of this tender sort prevail
with the young war lord, and since his
accession TO the throne executions have
been frequent. Nor is he interesting
himself in any of the improved methods
Of infictinS the death penalty. EIectri-
city may be swift and painless. but he
sees no reason in that why he should
displace the Ak, which is still used in
Germany alone of all other civilized
nations. As in England, German exc
cuticns are intrused to one man. The
official headsman of Germany is Herr
Reindl, and since the present Emperor
came into power he has taken off head
either in Berlin or in the provinces al.
most every week.
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MABEL'S GRANDMA.
The world is even a. we take IL.
And life. dear child, is what we make IT,"

This is sense, even II it Is not Shakes
pearean. Indeed, it is che opening stanza
OF an anonymous poem. II was the senti-
ment of an old lady to her grandchild
Mabel. And many Mabel has found it
to be true, and she has made her life very
happy one because she has taken care Of
her health: She keeps on hand a supply of
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and so
is not troubled with those wasting diseases,
weaknesses, dragging down" sensations
and functional irregularities that so many
women endure 1t is the only medicine for
women, sold by druggists, under positive
guarantee from the manufacturers, that
it will give satisfaction in every case, or
money will be refunded. This guarantee
has been printed on the bottle wrappers,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Favorite Prescription is a legitimate
medicine, not a beverage. Contains no
alcohol to inebriate: no syrup or sugar to
derauge digestion. As peculicr in its RENE
dial results as in its composition.
As a powerful, invigorating tonic, it
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The government Of India has been
compelled by law to purchase three
copies of each new book issued in the
country, and it has been discovered that
practice has grown up of printing new
boo.o simply for the sake of the sale of
Hose three copies, for which any price
within reason could be charged. A
change is about to be made in the l,S,.
and hereafter the publishers will have
to present the copies to the government.
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q ne !seanfY afIienlfh.

How many women with re,ular features
tnat might De beautiful. are not. and instead
of awakening our admiration only arouse orr
pity. Their hollow eyes and sunken cheeks
and sallow skin haunt our memory. Alas, an
Invalid w!fe or mother or sister ills the house
WITH gloom and sadness. ard an otherwise
happy iiresde is shadowed With a pail o: e.
greet Blessed be The physician who has in.
vented remedy with po&cr TO strengthen the
cate functions q. feminine life. that relieves
those bearing-down pains, that renews the APP
petite, that perfec's digestion. that brightcns
The glow of health. Such a remedy Is DR.,
Bulls SarSaparilla. 1t is wOman's best friend
COR countersctng the evils that aff'ict hcr sex.
thousands OF ladies owe their beauty to use
II this Incompatible altera'ive Demand il of
Jour druggist. lake no other.-Pdris Velrs
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imparts strength to the whole system.
and ane.;t to the TOmb and its appendages in
" run down." debilitated teachers. milIir,.
ers, dressmakers, seamstresses, "shop-girls,n
housekeepers, nursing mothers, and feeble
women generally, DR.. Pierce's Favorits
Prescription is the greatest earthly boon;
being unequalsd as an appetizing cordial
and restorative tonic, or strength giver.
=, As soothing and strengthening nervins,
|" Favorite Prescription" Is unequaled and
is invaluable in allaying and subduinE
nervous e1citability, irritability, e1haus.
ton, prostration, hysterfa, spasms and other
distressing, nervous symptoms, commonly
attendant upon functional and organic dis
ease. 1t induces refreshing sleep and re-
ieves mental anxiety and dependency.
A Book of $50 pages, on woman and
Her Diseases, their Nature, and How to
Cure them,' sent sealed, in plain envelope,
ON receipt of ten cents, in stamps.
Address, WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL.
ASSOCIATION, 663 Main St, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Since 1916 the French nation has
been obliged, under one form of gov.
eminent and another, to negotiate SOME
50 separate loans. These amount tc
The enormous total of seventeen mil
lizards Of francs, or So, 400, 600, 900.
The second Empire was responsible for
tno.e than half of this, since it left a
debt of four milliards, and also brought
about the war with Germany, which
caused the demand for the indemnity of
sve milliards more.
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Every day increases the disabilities
and hardships to which tke three mil
lion Hebrews In Russia are subjected by
the Cars government. Since the be-
ginning of the present year all Hebrew
lawyers throughout the Empire have
been disbarred and disqualified from
practising as counsel Moreover, it has
just been decided by the Supreme Court
Of Appeal at St. Petersburg that they
are debarred from transferring their
property By deed to their wives or
children.
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STATE o. ONO. CITY or ToLFDo.l
IIrC.. 81.

Eft AK j. CHENEY makes oath that he IA the
senior partner Of the firm OF F. J. .-HENEY d
Co. doing business in the City OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said firm
VIII pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor each and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the Use of HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK ). CHENEY.
sworn 80 before me end subscribed in Try
presence, TINS Oth dag OF december, A. d., 1885,
i@- A. W. GLEASON
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
races o, the system. Send for testimonials,
free
F. J. CHENEY e Co., Toledo, O..
Il Sold by Druggists, &C.
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Statistics show that in the last sew
enty years, this country has received an
immigrant population amounting to
about Is, 600, 600 persons, of whom
Great britain has sent about 5000, 900,
Germany about 4. 500, 900, Norway and
Sweden about 5000. and France
about $50. 900. Ireland alone has sent
yearly 3, 500, 600. One of the elements
Of our rapid growth during the period
named Las been the immense imm,gra-
zion to our shores. No other country
on the globe can slow anything like
such figures.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-04-12

An improved white lead process ins
been originated by Glasgow inventor.
1t consists of simply constructed FUR
mace which distils the lead ore at the
rate of about two tons daily per furnace,
the final oxidation and conversion into
white lead taking place in en- outer
chamber. while the distilled white lead is
collected in condenser AND then washed
and dried for use.
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Now is the Time

To purify your blood ami fortify your system
against the dominating effects Of spr.n: weather
At no other season Is the bitter taste in the mouth
more prominent, the breath Offensive, the
drow>y dizziness - frequent. tina: extreme tired
feeling prevalent. Hoods Sarsapsrilla is jus,
the medicine to build up the system, purify the
blood, cure biiirusncss AMI hclIeche, overcome
that tired feeling and crea~ cool appetite. The
peculiar medicinal merit OF Hoors SarsapariIla is
shown by the many remarkable cures it accom-
pllsnes where 0thc-s fail
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My wife for several wears hal been an in.
valid and slowly grew worse. tried doctors,
but they skill faiied. A neighbor recon-
mended Dr.. Bluffs Sarsaparilla and her health
Logan TO mend at once. She weighs fifteen
pounds more Than she did four months ago
and feels quite strong and well.-G. ". Strain,
CIiIposl. q.
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Progress.

Ills very important in this age OF vast mate
Rial progress that n remedy be pleasing to the
taste and 10 the eye, easily taken, acceptable
TO the stomach and healthy in its nature and
effects. Possessing these qualities. Syrup OF
Fig Is the one perfect laxative and most zen.
tie d:gre:ic known
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The Cniy Guaranteed Cu~e

FOR all blood teints and humors. rimples
siotches eruuticns and SKIN disease II every
name and nature, Is DIR. Pierce. Golden Mcdi-
"a! Discovery. \ certificate o. guarantee ,rom
a responsible business house Wprranty Il 10
oSnciIt or cure, or money Refunded
. Chronic Nasal Catarrh positively cured by
Nf. Sase.s Remedy. 30 cents, by drussists.
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4 Drawback.

u am in strict accord with the poet
VINO invoked blessing, upon the head of
uim who first invented sleep"
so should Ihave been had that per-
'On not spoiled the whole business put
ing IN snoring attachment. - a-:r.
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Hooi's sar'apari'ia Is the best blood purifier be-
fore the public. it Grad Gates scrofua and all hu-
murs, cures salt rhcmn, 0oiis, pmp,es, etc The
sevcr.st OF blood poisoning have Welded to its
superior curative power
This is u certify that have aset HOODS Sarsa-
parilla in my family for some time past aud Ia vo
found 1t to be a gDor blppl puriler. II ha, been OF
aTeat benefit as recommended and have no hesta
ton in recommending it to all who are IN want OF
any medicine ~ the kind q DcEar A. SMITH, JUS
ticc Of the Peace Honesalc, Pa
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

"For frst-cisss Spring medicine my wife and I
think very highly IF Hoods Sarsaparilla We both
tool y last spring 1t lid IL great del. Of sopr
ard We felt better through tte hot weather thst
even before. It "ured my wife y sc! heaiach.
from which she has suffered sresr deal and re-
ieveo m. OF . dizzy 'rel ceiling thinh ever,
one ought something tt purify the hloo1 he
fore the hot weather ,omes II PEAis2s
Supt Grant,. Pv CO. Concord, y II.
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Wasting away, growing thinner every day.
Poor child. You need DIR. Bulls Worm De-
stroyers and you would soon grow far and
hearty. Mamma, get her some.
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The Spring
= Medicine

Il WISH &c enroll my nam. Out OF those who
nave derived health from the use of Hood Sarsa-
parilla For many years have taken it especially
i'll the early sn:m;. when an. troubled with dizzl
ness duilness unpleasant taste In my mouth in the
morning. IL removes this bal TASTE relieves my
headachs AMI makes feel greatly refreshed.
The Two bottle, have usea this spring have been
worth dollar dose JOHN RJSSs. IS; <'d Street;
Town OF Iafe Chicago, ILL.,
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a pocket mirror free to smokers of ''Tan-
stills Punch" d.. Cigar.
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Watch for Murray Buggy Co, adv, next
week