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Y. A. BARNES.

proprietor OF the leading restaurant and
bakery, has had many years experience
in this business but has only resided III
this city about u year. still he has built
up a very satisfactory trade. Mr.
Barnes is an excellent cook, having had
charge Of the cnlIinery department OF sew
raj institutions in various parts OF the
state and therefore thoroughly under
stands how TO conduct Il tirst-class res
taurant. Hisstore buildingis located on
Division street one door west OF Persohns
and he has as neat and clean a restaur-
ant as we have visited in many a day
He furnishes board either by the day or
by the week, and also serves warm meals
at all honrs OF the day. He also keeps q
fresh supply OF bread, pies, cakes, buns
and all kinds OF pastry stuff constantly
on hand and handles q nice line OF con-
fectionery, fruits, cigars and tobacco and
other goods found in a first-c!ass restaur
ant Mr.. Barnes owns the building that
he occupies and has come to gtay, and
is worthy his share OF the public patron
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Dam. Lowell, Shields, East ward OF village OF
Randolph, the village OF Reesviile ana the
city OF beaver Dam, and the towns OF ClE-
man Emmett, Herman, Hnstiford, Lebanon
Rubicon, AshippiIn, Oak Grove and the Guy
OF Juneau, and the Fifth and Sixth wards o.
tha.city of-W atertOwnin the county OF Do1Se
and the towns o. Scott, Randolph, Cour:land
Epringvale Mareeiion LoWviile. Wyocena
Leeds, Ostego, Hampden, Fountain Prairie
Columbus, Village Oh hio, and the West
ward OF the village of Randolph, ana the city
CT Columbus, in the county Or Columbia.
A State Senator in the Fifteenth Senitt
Diatrirk. cOllsistii3g OF the counties OF Caiulle
and 'ManitOWOc:
A STATE Senator in the Seventeenth Senat,
ana towns CT Union, Portor, Magnolia
Newark, belof25,, ana the. Third, and Ecu. tn
wards OF J. he city OF Beloit, in the county G.
Rock and the towns OF Cottage Grove, Deer
fed, PI asant Springs, Dunkrk, Dun. Rut-
land, .Cnristiana, Albion end the city OF
sStought0n, in thegounty. .of Dane.
A State Senator in the Niuteenth Senate
District, consisting OF the sounly OF Winnie
a State. Senator in the IwentYzfrst> Senate
Distlttss consisting al. hGcounties Of Portage
and Waushara, and the towns Of Dupont,
Heve w. Saint: LA wTence Waupaca, Ere
mont, WeyaUWega, Dayton, Pennington,
lola, Sc;illdinayia, Harrison, Wyoming, Lind.
and the villages OF Fremon and Weyaawesa
and the,city OF Naupaca, in the county OF
Waupaca.
A state Senator in the Twenty third Senate
District, consisting OF the county OF Jefferson
annd the towns of De.ateld Eagle, Genesee,
summit, Merton. Oconomo woe, Lisbon,
Pewaukee, ottawa, Muckwonagu, and the
city OF Oconomo in the county OF Wau-
kesha.
A STATE Senator in the Twenty fth Senate
District, consisting OF the counties OF Clark
and Eau Claire
a State Senator In the IWenty-seventh
Senate District, consisting OF the county OF
Sank, and the JDwns OF Newport, Lewiston,
Sort WinebagO, Catalonia, Pacific. Dekorra,
\ an 10 ri "
OF Portage, in the county OF Columbia.
4 State senatorin the twenty ninth Senate
District. consisting OF the countie OF Buffo,
Dunn. Bar on. and Pepin.
A State senator in the Thirty-first Senate
District, consisting OF the counties OF Jack
son, Monroe and Vernon.
a State SenotOr in the Thirty-third Senate
DISTRICT consisting 81 The counties Oh Ozoukee
an Washington. ond the towns OF Chester,
Leroy, i40inlla, Bns1ett, NIIamatoWn,
Theresa, Hubbard, Trenton, and the South
ward OF the city OF. WaGpuns and the city of
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OF office wiz expire on the fist Mo,,
january, ID. 1895. huay
A register 81 deeds in place G)f L
whose term of office1will exrAire M M 15yke
Monday OF January, A. d. 1895. " 'he
|. "A clerk of the circuit court Hin nlaro >,
Neville, whose term OF office twiil ewn;.ol
first Monday OF January. p"e oAS
A district attorney in PLACID of N A
whose term OF office will extbire o1 :, ,'oIMs
Monday of January, A. d. 1895. Tile
A county surveyor in piacee O? Dan;n
ham, whose term of office w ill eyn;rn,ei Gn
first Monday of January. ID. 1873 Oaa
Acoroner in place of Jthmes Ohe,,
whose term OF office win 9Spire on '1 tho
A county superintendent in plaza =,
Higgins, whose term OF office will eyn % AZ
the first Monday OF Janns%Iy, a. D. 1Sase
In accordance with sect ION 1, of Artig
of the constitution OF thegstate OF wi tcs
the following Joint restYiutfon adontay5r
the legislature of the state of wisely
the regular session OF 1888, are made Oisla
Of the forf fgGlNlT h KEso IJT oWt
70 amend Section I, tticle X. OF thu a" w..
tuition OF the stahte OF Wisconsin, cons
Resolved by the Ass fmbly, the Senat..
curing, That Section( Article Y, Of heco
stitution Of the state Jof wisconsin, be I snS
that his compensation shall not exce edd'qs
sum OF Twelve Hundred Dollars ann rcTH u
JOINT RESOLUTION NO. Ia
Proposing on amehdment to Suhdiylsio,
OF section 3D. OF Article ". OF the con"i
tuition of the state of wisconsin
Resolved by theJSenate. the Assemble
curing. That SUBDIVISION 8, Of section ~
Article ". of thy constitution of the st %.
wisconsin. be attended by striking out as
the wore any" in said subdivision. the M %F
city SO that said subdivision, shall rasSS
follows: Subdivision 8. Fo.. incorporasd
any town orjyillage, or to amend the chsr,3
thereof.
Given under my hand and official sa.
the Court House in the Village OF Eagle Rirss
on the 2n(u day of August, A. ID. 1894,
Il. /. LAuGHlN
TSEAd.] County CIert
By John Radcliffe,
Deputy Co. Clerk
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looking for a home, To all of these
questions the answer is. Of the most
gratifying nature. The people are
nearly all American horn an. genarly
speaking betray high degree al M
telegencn anil refinement The SUR
rounding country IL reopied by far
mers most OF Whom are wrll-to-do
.and.pnga ged.q'i te extensively ia, ST OK
raising. ,isaat. River net Oh y en-
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MRS. A. Az MRS. C. l.. DENTON.

MRS. A. i..& MRS. G. +. BENTON.
are the leading dressmakers and miIin-
ers OF the town and have their shop Oh
Railroad street, one door south of the
bridge. These ladies carry complete
assortment Of plain and fancy trimmings
and they do all the dressmaking cut
ting and fitting for the town and they
are artists at their profession. They are
both esteamab!e and highly respected
ladies and take an active part in the
socia! circles OF the town and have host
OF warm friends. They guarantee their
work to give satisfaction and invite the
ladies to call and see them.
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FRANK BEARDSLEY,

the leading druggist OF Eagle River, came
here four years ago, but has followed
the apotheeary profession for the past 8
years. His store room is located on one
OF the principal corliors of the town and
he occupies a building "a 40, and has
it well stocked with druggists sundries.
Tnis store has elegant fixtures, prescrip-
ton case etc., and on the shelves may be
seen many useful and necessary articles
that men must have in this world.
DRUGS.
Mr.. Beardsly carries an exceptional
large stock fdrugs and patentm medicines
and everything presents neat and clean
appearance in this department; he has a
fine prescription case and all the neces-
sary fixtures for equipping u first class
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sa.+,,r !, the Seventh Senate Dis
stase s naiiSaao 81 the Tenth ward 81 the
trist o fe MMaaee qnd q apfE
Sss Srays and an Ha4 foah d = sreeoRsd
q Ml.M aaa i,usheyo, New Berlin. Vernon
Mauhesha. aud the village Of Waukesa =
the county OF Waukeslhla. 80 caa.+a Dis
Stafe Senator in the Ninth Ssna.e u, as
-. - - 80 sting Of the counties OF AuaNis'
Mar Maianette, sunsau and Green Lake mis-
4 State Senator in the eleventh Sei.s sh!and
IR !. Douglas; Burnett, Sawyer " ''sn-
a state Senator in the 1shirtse TN seh s &c
district, consisting, "a tne 80" ha VI 70
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the stable is kept il the best possible
manner. His stable is well appointed II
every particular. This is the best stable
in the city to get a good fishing and
hunting outfit and special attention will
be given to that class OF trade. Mr.,
Porter has several dwelling houses in
Eagle River and other city property
and is one OF the leading and FOREMOST
citizens OF the toxin.
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HENRY GANSNlAN.

is the leading taxerdernist i'll this sec
ton OF the state and has his work shop
over the O'Conner Block He makes a
speciality of preserving and stuffing birds
aud guarantees his work to give satisfac.
had mounted and they will be credit to
Mr., Gansman's ability us a workman.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23

drug store. In addition to the usual
stock OF drugs Mr.. Beardsley handles q
an ample stock ofstationary. paints, oils
artists goods, wall paper, optical goods
and all kinds offishing tackle. He makes
a speciality of compromising prescriptions
at all hours OF the day and night. Mr..
Bear,lslpy is Il good citizea and is enjoy
Il very liberal patronage
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ON THE Fl!
NOUS {. & N. v,
RAIL V AY.
\ Brief REVIEW OF SOMsV
OF HER ENTERPRlSlNG |
BUSINESS MEN
WANTS A DOCTOR. BANK
AND AN ATTORNEY.

While riding al )ng over the G.. & XII
most extraordinary manner. We were
engaged in conversation, taking lithI
notice of The country or the prosperoS
farmers that we passed, when we sud-
denly came up to q neat little town.
which seemed to spring up from behind
the hill. We were surprised. and bel
ing obliged to ask q friendly citizU|
what the name of the hustling litte
settlement was, we We're promptly inI
formed that it was Three Lakes, Al
town of about 800 inhabitants located
in Forest County, Wis It.is surround
ed by u rich agricultural country with
plenty Of good timber.
This is Il lovely little town named al,
ter three b BEAUTIFUL lakes near the city.
There arc thirty or frsy wellto-do
farmers around the town now and more
coming all the time There is plenty
of hunting and fishing here, the lakes
being full OF fish, which draws great
crowds here during the summer until
the place is getting to b, quite a sum
mer resort. AS we were out on u tour
OF inspection and Investigation. we i'm
mediately alighted and made a tour d
the town. We found that like all 9th.
er towns and cities III Wisconsin, she
did not try to get along without
place of training for the little folks
Her citizens expect to turn all public
matters. as we'll as b, siness matters
over into oiher and stronger hands
presently aud they want these hands to
know just how to handle such matters
when that time comes, consequentIy
they have set aside a building for the
use OF these children which. is credit
to any town, Being a fine two story
building whica cost about S3.Oya
There are 30 pupils enrolled. The
good templars lodge is in tioroushins
condition..
F. S. CAMPBELL
is the pioneer merchant of the town
and has the largest store. He came
here in 1856 and is now owner of a fine
homestead of 100 acres and a summef
resort with handsome cottage. be
also has 40 acres adjoining town that
we'll improved and planted to oats anu
mlllet and the crop Will produce two
tons to the acre. In the store MI
Campbell carries fine stock and noth'
Ing but the highest grad of goods. u
/ the line OF gents furnishing gcols 10
has every thing that is usually found u
aclot!iing store and what he has nov
got he will order for you and get ~
soon DIS possible. The .tock of clothing
is as good a one as we have seen lol
some time. In the grocery deparF
ment we found a choice line of forelsh
and domestic goods, canned, dried anu
! .freshefruit. tea, coffee and in fact ever!
thing good to eat that can b. though
] OF. The stock is nice and fresh ana e''
cry thing is neat and clean. He as'
| handles -four, feed and hardware, anu
buys timber, ties, logs and pulp woou'
Continued on pagA2,
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Office of County Clerk /
Villas County. wis. q


Notice is hereby given that at the general
election to be held in the several towns
wards and election districts OF Villas counly
on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday
being the 9th day OF November, A. d. 1894
the following officers are to beeected to-wit.
whose term OF office Will expire on the first
Monday OF January. "A, y: 800.
4 Lieutenant Governor, whose term of
office viii begin on the first Monday of
January, A. D., 1895.
Secretary OF State in place Of t. j. Cum
ningham, whose term Of office viii expire on
the first Monday OF january, A. y. 1895.
z. = state Treasurer. IN place John Hummer.
whose term OF Office viii expire on the first
Monday ofJanuary, a. D. 1895.
Al. Attorney General Ill place Of j. H.
o'Connor, whose term OF offic will expire on
the first Monday. OF January, A. p. 1895.
state superintendent III. place Of O. f.
Wells. whose term of Office expires on the
first Monday Of January, A. d. 1895.
.Railroai commissioned in place Of
Thomas Thompson, whose term of Office will
expire on the FIRST Monday of January A. D.
1885,.
a Commissioner of Insurance in place of
Wilbur NJ. Root whose term Of office will
1895.
:, 4 Representa tiye in Congress for the Ninth
counties OF Clark. Taylor, Price, Ashland.
Oneida, Lincoln, Marathon Shawano Lang
iade; T crest, Florence. Marrinette, Oconto
Iron and Was
consisting OF the counties OF Oneida TaylOr
Price and Villas.
a county clerk in place Of T. I, Laughlin.
whose term OF Office will expire on the first
MONDAY q January, A. ~. 1895.
A county Treasurer in place OF T B walsh
whose term OF Office will expire on the first
Monday ofJanuary, a. D. 1855.
sneriif IN place OF Max Sells. whose term
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AS 4 PLACE or RESIDENCE

eagle River offers unusal attrac-
ton. The social, religious and educa-
tional advantages of town or city
always first inquired after for those
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23

Toys q TRADE from ~ widely extended
country. as is manifested BY the many
team, observed upon oar streets most
every day, butts . trade center that
is benefited by q rapid decentralization
Of agiicul tulal wealth, the result sof
an incr 3nsea Development OF one of
tlle riche55 cona tries OF this: @le'' t
Northwest Here exists an unusual
opportunity for he inauguration OF
indus trial establishments df: various
kinds. Some enterprises are actually
needed while o,hel's could be operated
With profit. A fnFni ture, starch fac
tory ana pulp aud pape. mill are
peculiarly adopted to this locality,
;ind they could hardly fail OF success,
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Observation-Disclosures EAGLE RIVER

Yt writer has Travelled .nsider-
ably >f late years. through nearly
every state in the Union and does not
hesitate in anything Wi h fall know
ledge OF the advantages Of other 10
calitieS. that Eagle River not only has
great possibilities but greater pro
liabilities. The denizAns.of the place
are pushing, we'll meaning peopic and
and have the good of the city and
conntrv at heart ana are bound to
maintain the finest city that true en-
terprise can make. ! g. T. w.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-07
Hasty Marrying.
New York Advertiser.

ANCW iOih ILASCEs
There is probably no good reason why the
actor of some note should not be granted
as is recommended by the referee. 1t
would seem rather more In accordance with
a just view of the facts In the case that
the decree of the court should not take the
form Of a dissolution Of the marriage but
Of a declaration that the relation between
the parties was not a marriage at all, and,
punishable. We provide sharp punishment
for ar offender who obtains money under
false p~retenseS," but here is a man who
obtained a wOman's affection and her body
under false pretenses. unless the testimony
is all a leland yet will go scot free.
in our conduct Of marriage. In
the old countries family and social vigilance
would make such an occurrence as this,
in a corresponding social grade, well nigh
impossible, except by some kind of Gretna
Green process. But here the whole matter
of marriage is conducted with astonishing
freedom and carelessness. Young people
tumble apd stumble into it with fatal ease,
not giving TO 1t half as much care as they
would give to entering into a business CD
partnership in a peanut stand. They enjoy
endless freedom Of association, and after
they have arranged their maria ges, they
sometimes are sufficiently thoughtful to in.
is transacted with as mad recklessness and
scrambling haste as this of marriage in
this country. The one in question might
have been prevented by a little simple in
vestigation In advance.
The fact is, the frequency of divorce in
our day is more a symptom of deeper-lyine
disease than a disease IN itself. If the
reasonable purity and integrity OF marriage
are worth anything to the State, they are
worth careful guarding in advance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-07
English poacher so graphically describes
by Charles Kingsley.

by Charles Kingsley.
INTELLIGENT ANIMALS.
Much has been written about the intelli-
gence OF cats / firmly believe in 1t because
In my household was one Of which our cook
appreciatively said: eff it could speak. 1t
would be a Christian, and 1T has got more
sense than many Christians" Jesse tells
how "the kitchen door of a gentleman's
house opens by a common latch, with an
iron handle for the hand. exactly four feet
from the ground. A. cat has been in the
constant habit of springing from the ground
to this handle. by which she hangs by one
fore foot, while with the other she raises
the latch, her body and hind legs dangling
in the air. The latch being lifted. the cat
descends and pushes open the door. This
feat she has performed so often as to be-
come troublesome to the servants" "A
nearly similar instance" says the same
careful naturalist. occurred in the case Of
a favorite cat which belonged to Mr.. Ser
geantson. When she was shut up in the
counting house, and wanted to be let out,
she was in the habit of pulling at the ben
rope. which always brought some one to
her relief"
There has been for a long time a differ
ence Of opinion as to the principle which
guides the cat in its affections, some hold
Objects aAi iov Pad.e and an Others aqs RReiding the CON-
trary. / confess that the evidence seems
pretty evenly divided, but I myself lean to
hAO OAC Nhob NhC OCS Aoa a PCN "a A
a very strong affection for persons. All
my own experience points that way. The
cat belonging to my own household was
moved three different times, and was SIM
ply carried in the arms, and yet he never
deserted us. Jesse tells a story to the
point: "a gentleman, one day, while in
his library in London. was disturbed by a
strange cat coming down the chimney and
jumping upon his knees, as II to claim pro-
lection. 1t was much wounded and COW
cred with SCOT. The kind and benevolent
man allowed the animal TO remain on his
lap, soothing 1t with his voice, and permit
ting 1t to clean itself and to lick its wounds.
The cat evidently came to find a friend.
and she found one. TIL attachment was
mutual. The cat followed her protector
wherever he went, accompanied him into
Italy and various other places, and lost
that fondness for localities which is SO
peculiar to these animals"
1t is difficult to get at the longevity of
cats, for, although they are said to have
nine lives, they ave a precarious exist
ence. In the sphere of my own observa-
ton l have two instances, thoroughly veri-
fed. in one of which the cat lived TO be
twenty-one years old, and in the other
twenty-five years. Both died a natural
death, and / pathetically attended the fu-
nerals,. and therefore can testify that they
went down TO the grave "honored and Ia
mented."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-07
sAINT~MAkING IN THE EAST.
In Emperor of China Controls De-
parted Spirits.
COnfannnnraru axf1

There are three principal modes of beati-
m mne e1Sofe IS b ) the ine v 6est- Of The the
people. II was a saintl' they excaim
on the death of some remarkable man. and
bringps rl er;s, aeqniesee, for each new saint
OF the people is silent, then the priests, in
their W interests, proclaim saints and
DDS are especially characteristic of Hindoo-
stan. A distinguished writer has compared
the process OF qualification, canonization or
use-to the ascent and descent on Jacobs
ladder. The Hindoos," he says, "con-
tne earth and heaven; the men are seen
ascending until they become gods; they
then descend again as embodiments of the
divinities; insomuch that it NAV be almost
doubted whether any god. EXCEPT Vedic di-
whites and other obvious Nature gods.
comes down the ladder who had not orig
inaly gone up as a man, and an authentic
man." The Hindoo. in a certain stage of
enlightenment. is inclined to Defy any
notable person, not necessarily waiting for
MS death. While Warren Hastings was ON
his trial in England it was stated as an
argument in his favor that he was being
worshiped in his appropriate temple in
But interesting and important as the
H1ndoo methods OF dedication are. those of
ne chinese are far more curious. In China
his subjects (and. indeed. for that matter.
the whole inhabited world. but also over
the realms of departed spirits. These he
beatifes. canonizes, decorates with titles.
mentions with approval in the Pekin ca,
zette when they do anything to deserve
that honor: and actually degrades and un-
canonizes if he sees just cause. For ex-
emple, the Emperor Hieng-Fung elevated
the god of war to an equal rank with Con
fucius, who previously had been chief
among the state gods. Sir Alfred LyaIl
has drawn attention to some amusing eX-
tracts from the Pekin Gazette, illustrating
the way in which the Chinese treat their
deities. Thus the Gazette of November.
1878. has the following: 1.-The Governor
general or the Yellow river requests that a
table, may be put up In honor of the river
god. He states that during the transmits
sion OF relief rice to Honon, whenever diff
ncultles were encountered through shall
lows, wind or rain, the river god inter
posed in the most unmistakable manner.
SO that the transmission of grain went on
without hindrance. Order: Let the proper
office prepare a tablet for the temple of
the river god" "
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-07
As to Massage.
The Evangelist.

Inc Evangelist.
The old-time remedy, a thorough rubbing.
is now a fashionable one under many
names. massage being the usual one. A
good rubbing is the best remedy for a
Tired body. but that rubbing must be given
evenly and quietly, and the patient must
not be allowed to talk. To che WORKOUT
sufferer who cannot sleep this mode of
gaining rest should be chosen in preference
10 opiates. The arms. the back. under the
knees and the forehead should all have
even rubbing. made smoother by the hands
OF the rubber having a little vaseline upon
Them. In addition TO giving one a good rest.
rubbing tends TO develop the body and
20 make IL more supple. The rubber is adj
YiSed TO cultivate a very even, impressive
movement: but while il suggests strength.
u must not be rough. else sleep or rest
will never come, and excitement be the
only result. When the head and eyes are
tnred, a systematic smoothing OF the hair.
which, OF course, must be loOsened and have
all its pins taken out. is a great relief.
The eyes may be rested by being dabbled
with hot wa-er-remember. gently dabbled
with an old handkerchief. not with the wa
ter, and not rubbed. Rubbing will irritate
them. when the soft pressure of a good
dabbling Will revive them very much.