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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-01-11
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the'needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs. ..
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; etfectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and tcvers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. :,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactu1ed by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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r.opn.ar everywhere.

Much has been said, especially in the
East, about the remarkable growth of the
business of the proprietors of that great
medicine, Hoods SarSaparilla' Beginning
with small local sale in retail drug store
The business of Hoods Sarsaparilla has
steadily increased until there is scarcely
village or hamlet in the United States
where it is unknown, and the
largest building in the world used
for making medicine is required
in its manufacture. 1t has to-day larger
American public, and probably greater than
all other sarsaparillas and blood purifiers
combined. This is due to its wonderful
curative properties. AS a preventive of the
grip it is unequaled and it restores the vital
forces after siege of that dreaded disease.
1t purities the blood and builds up the sys-
tenn in a wonderful way and thus prevents
the dangerous maladies that often come
with cold weather.
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NOT READY FOR TRIAL.
Plaintiffs Ask Continuance in the Roster
Suit.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. So. M. DIN,
attorney for the plaintiffs in the roster
case moved, before Judge Siebeck-
er at the opening of the cir
cult court this morning, to strike
the case from the calendar on the
ground that it was not properly noticed
for trial, two of the defendants having
filed notice of trial before issue was
joined on December % by the service of
the last answer. He stated that the
plaintiffs did not desire delay in the
case, but found it impossible
to prepare for trial at this
term. 1t was necessary to examine
several parties, among them Gen Doe,
who was out of the state. Flanders
Jones & Brown signed against the mo-
ton, which they termed purely tech
meal. Judge Siebecker denied the mo-
ton and Mr.. DIN took an exception
and fled an affidavit Tor continuance.
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WANT AT IRON MOUNTAIN.
Unemployed Miners of Dickinson County
Said to be Destitute.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 4.-Gov. Rich
has received letter from Iron Noun
tain which reports pitiable condition of
affairs. Many families in the coun-
ty are suffering much for want of
clothing and food, and it is feared
some will starve if something is
not done soon. Dickinson County SO
far has received little help from the
state, all the contributions being sent to
Gogebic County. AS the latter county
is now temporarily provided for, the
Governor urges that something be done
at once for Iron Mountain.
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90 an INQUIRY as to the b..
VI keeping peach trees frop, ~ nieInod
down hoo Peach trees usually eh hrl :
a aoG a. because of neglect in nrn mag
n naao sshaplng the young tree 'l rh :
peacn bears its fruit on ,aSt Inc
shooes Ii the growth is non; yeal 5
sne tiult- bearing wood gradually ,.o ~;
ia' Iher and further out on 49, seIs
~ oro one ilmos' and the weight Of Tbs fhs
Splits the limb off. se ana
When we plant young ne,ch
" one years growth from tho ' h,'.,
,Ine only age at which they should W. W.
liahteo' we cut the stem hacll 20
ABOUT eighteen to twenty ino, w.
a atutn 1he ground. When growth be-.
s : us III spring, we rub off all the
.noots except three or four at the
sep' winch form the limbs for ~
lu'ure mead. These are again Short
ened pack IN the fall one third. and
"neh the shoots are too thick in Tho
interior OF the head and in+arfnro
with each other, they are trimmed
out Every fall the young growth If
C,'e season is shortened back one.
'hlrd' and care is taken to7maintair
an even distribution of vounp wool
an through the head IF the trea
Inc crop is thus distributed over the
Tree ana no damage is done. If the
tr1e is planted and allowed to take
the natural shape it assumed in the
nursery, the limbs will more readily
split off than when formed nv head :
ing back. "
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TWO MEN BOUND AND GAGGED.
rOSt'offCe sac Cracked by Expert Burglars
and the Contents Taken

ond the Contents Taken.
DEL-tyAN, WIS, Jan. 5.-Ihls morning
at about O'Clock three men overpow-
cred one of the night watch
men. bound and gagged him,
and then effected an entrance
INTO the post-office. Short work was
made OF the safe, from which they ex-
tracted nearly 5000 worth of stamps and
little money. Postmaster sharp
makes it : point to deposit his money in
the bank every day and the haul
was doubtless not as rich as had been
expected. After securing their booty
the robbers went to HOLSTER & Calk-
ms, livery stable, where they COM
PEELED a hostler to harness a team
tor them. Not suited with the
looks of the horses, they had
MN hitch another team to the rig and
then bound, gagged and left him. The
lobbery was not discovered until early
this morning. The job was evidently
done by professional cracksmen. The
team and about $50 in stamps were
found south of the town.
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TO IMPROVE ASHLAND HARBOR.
United States Engineers Department

United States Engineers Departmen mt
Recommends an Appropriation.
ASHLAND, Wis, Jan. 1.-The annual
report Of the United States engineers
department to the secretary Of war re-
news the recommendation for the i'm
provement of the Ashland harbor.
Clinton B. Sears, who is IN charge, and
w. l.. Fisk, captain Of the engineers,
are emphatic in recommending the
dredging OF 22-foot channel 200
feet wide. There has been expended
by the government up to date $751;, 500,
and the breakwater is now 7 $50 feet in
length. y report to the War Depart
ment recommends an additional appro-
priation OF 1928, 500.
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FIRE CAUSES A PANIC.
Occupants Of a Business Block at Chicago
Greatly Alarmed.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. "A fire to-day in
the fve-story Office building at JOS and
ITO Randolph Street, near Clark Street,
in the heart of the city, caused intense
excitement for time The fire c
capes were soon thronged with [
panic-stricken occupants of tn,
buildings. Windows were broken
and scared clerks and stenograph-
ers screamed for help through the
shattered easements. An immense
crowd of people gathered on the streets.
The fremen with the aid of ladders
and ropes soon rescued all those who
could not reach the stairways and fire
escapes, and the blaze was extinguished
without loss of life. The damage viii
not exceed SIS 900.
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TWO ROADS GO RECEIVERS.

Appointments for the Evansville & st.
Louis and the Ohio Valley.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. Judge
Woods has appointed f. O. Hopkins
and James H. Wilson receivers for the
Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis Con-
solidated Railway Company. The line is
Leod has been appointed receiver Tor
the Ohio Valley Railway by Judge
Baker, of the United States court, on
petition of w. H. Browns Sons and
others. These proceedings are auxil-
larry 10 the action of the Kentucky fed
eral circuit court.
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DEATH OF DIR. TANQUARY.

Professor of the Chicago College OF Phy-
sicians and Surgeons Expires.
CHICAGO, H., Jan. 4.-Dr. Walter M.
Tanquary, OF the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, died of cerebral hemor-
rlage at the POSTGRADUATE Hospital
last evening. He was just leaving the
hospital when he was stricken and he
was carried into one of the rooms. lie
was unconscious until his death. DIR.
Tanquary lived at 301 Winchester Ave-
nue. and leaves a widow and four small
child rem
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TRIED TO KILL HIS FATHER.
Charge on Which Young Charles EggIestoT
was Arrested.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 4.-Charles E. Egg
gleston, son Of the wealthy Charles &.
Eggleston, who is head of the Board of
Trade firm of Eggleston, Mallett &
Brownell, was arrested and arraigned
to-day charged with threatening to kill
his father. Returning to his home in q
drunken condition the young man
struck the old gentleman and threat
ened to kill him. Mr.. Eggleston the
elder said his son is victim of drink,
and after being fined heavily the young
man was released from custody.
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NO STATE ELEVATOR.
The Duluth Prij 5Ct Defeated by the Mime.
sofa Courts.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 5.--Judge Mitch
ell to-day handed down decision of
the supreme court declaring the law
providing tor the building of a
state elevator at Duluth to be
unconstitutional. Edward Rippey
brought an injunction suit in the Ram
sey County district court, but Judge
Willis dismissed the case, which was
then taken to the supreme court, that
body to-day holding that the state had
no right to 90 into the elevator business.
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ADVOCATES THE BAYONET.

How a st. Louis Labor Leader Would
Make Times Better.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. o At
meeting of the unemployed last night,
John Dalton, boilermaker, created
sensation by declaring that the iaborlng
men should arm themselves and de-
mand work at the point of the bavonet.
Furious cheers and yells greeted the
sneakers utterances, and the chairman
was hooted when he suggested GOODNESS.
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TALK OVER JENKINS ORDER.

Railway Broth erhood Men Hold Con-
ference at Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. A special meet
ing Of the executive officers of the
Brotherhood of Railway Employees was
held here to-day. Delegates from the
Conductors order and membersA of the
Switchmen, Brakemen, Firemen, En-
gineers, Telegraphers and Trainmen
brotherhoods were in attendance. La
Dor legislation and the injunction against
the Northern Pacific employees were
4 iscu ssad
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RIOTING IN SICILY.
Municipal Officers Driven from Thei
Posts by IL Mob.

Posts by IL Mob.
ROME, Jan. 5-Dispatches received
here to-day from Trapani, Sicily, an
nounce a renewal Of the rioting which
has already thrown the whole island
into state of ferment, which has COM
PEELED the government to send strong
reinforcements of troops to the dis
turbed districts. The rioting to-day
occurred at Calatafmi, near Trapani.
A band of several hundred peasants, q
number of whom were armed, melted
by the speeches of the agltators, at
tackled the octroi officers on the outskirts
of the town. The municipal officers
Hed
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Farm Notes.

SOME farmers make it a poiAS 20
nroduce enormous hogs and the
weights are published as news. but
it is doubtful if such hogs are as
profitable as those that are OF medium
.,uFf
size. r..
A CORNELL eXper. ment station
bulletin, concerning raspbeIr'es ana
black berries, says that the only rem
edy for red rust is to dig UP and burn
at once every plant found to be af-
fccted. Cut away and burn all canes
affected with anthracnose pits, a"d
stray the plantation with Bordeaux
mixture.
FARMERS are rapidly learning that
the best way to rest land us TO keep
II actively at work between SAFE
crons. gathering fertility IRON the
mir bv means of legumlnpus crops
1yb,teyer rotation is practiced, never
LET it be one IN which a held IS let 10
lie = whole season growingonly Weeus
for future brow sweatlngs'
A SOUTHERN farmer says II tue
,;ra of the wagon becomes, loose pour
= Gallon of boiling not linseed OIL IN
sn;table vessel, and. with the help
Of an assistant, place tine "ileSi
directly over it and immerse the lc,
zoos wholly in oil. Apply On the huo
with n brush. When dry re seao'
after which give the who'eowason d
GOOD coat Of paint
~ order to be wholly successful
farmar 81 ould make his plans Icr
i" ~ ti time in advance of the day when
thev must be put into. >ppelaC'olie,
' me hest way is to mature plan OF
an n that will require some
YEAR for fully carrying them o..
This brings better results hnan 'n n3
ah n way that some nave OF
irving one way this year anu ano'n''
''i eminent scientist claims that
tho time will come when al c .nat
viii be grown by irriga,ion, any cotton
W. IS king" instead OF coe' %
and corn. Irrigation is as set ~ tb ~,
infancy, but the Improvement ,sa ,n nnmns
a and windmills will do more 10 ., , ,en.s
,. moisture shan any eApei '
t ,a' control the rainfall.
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HEAVY FRAUDS CHARGED.
Claim that the Evansville & Terre Haute
Has Been Robbed of 100000.

New York, Jan. 5.-Suit has been in
stituted against H. /. Nicholas & Co.,
bankers, for $4,000 alleged to have
been diverted from the treasury
of the Evansville & Terre IIaute
Railway Company. An accounting
has also been asked for in
respect to other sums arising from the
hypothecation of certain bonds. The
company claims the sum of ZOO
from ex-President Mackey. In brief, it
is alleged that nearly $l,100,OO0 has
been taken from the treasury illegally.
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wite-murdcrer Hanged.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Jan. 5.-The exc
cution of Martin Reed occurred TINS
morning. His neck was broken and he
was pronounced dead seven minutes
after the drop. Reed killed his wife
and ATTEMPTED suicide.
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BARNES HELD FOR TRIAL.
Manit0WOC Banker Under $4,000 Bonds for
Alleged IRREGULARITIES.

MANIrowoc, Wis, Jan. S.-Banker J.
w. Barnes was to-day held for trial,
Judg Gibson fixing his bail at 81 900 He
is accused of Irregularities in connection
with the failure of the STATE Ban, of
ManitCw0c
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Miners threaten co strike

yorNcsrowN, O., Jan. Sit is report
a5 hare that all the miners in the Ma
boninp Valley will strike January 10.
This action will be taken as the result
~ nov cent reduction in wages.
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GERMAN CASTLE IN ASHES.
The Ducal Property of Bernburg De
stroyed ana Two Lives Lost.

stroyed ana Two Lives Lost.
BERLIN, Jan. 6.-The old ducal Castle
of Bernburg, which has recently been
used for the offices of the district author
tiles, was completely Quilted by fire at
an early hour this morning. The dis
trict director and a coachman were
burned to death in the building. A
number of valuable documents and
considerable sum of money was de-
stroyed during the conflagration.
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Two Duelists killed.

LOUISIANA. Mo-, Jan. 5: - William
Hunter and William Punch, rivals for
the affection of a woman, fought here
last night. Hunter shot Punch dead
and then blew out his own brains.
po+h GRO colored,
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POWDER MILLS BLOWN UP.
Four Men Killed and the Laflin & Rand Plant
DESTROYED.

Destroyed.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Jan. 6.-The
Latin & Rand powder mill at Rifton,
Ulster County, twelve miles from this
city, blew up at Z O'Clock this morning.
Four men were killed and several
badly wounded. The dead are:
GARDNER FRIEDENBURGH.
SOLOMON FRIEDENBERG.
JOSEPH SAUNDERS.
- kIPP.
The explosion occurred in the glaze
department. where the powder is dried
after it has gone through the other pro-
cesses of manufacture. The explosion
shook the nearby country, and in the
village of Rosedale, two miles away,
many panes of glass were shattered.
The explosion was distinctly felt in this
city and the fire department was called
ant
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CRANK WITH A GUN.
A Man Who Wanted to Free Assassin
Prendcrgast.

"A Man WHO NHHIeU 10 TFe6 AssassIH
Prendcrgast.
CHICAGO, H., Jan. 3.-A crank carry
ing a huge revolver and who said he
was commissioned by the Deity to do
good, appeared at the county jail to-day
and asked to see Prendergast, the con-
demned assassin. Five minutes talk
with Prendergast is all l want, " said the
crank, land he will walk out of prison d
free man." His request was refused !;
then pointing at his weapon he said he,
would commit murder if the Lord or
dered him to do So He was promptly
arrested. He said his name is Fred
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Two Deaths nom Love Quarrel.

GALLATIN, Tenn, JAN At Spring
Hill, KY, yesterday, L. w. Fowler and
P. c. Yousen, rivals for the same lady's
hand, met, and Fowler shot Yousen
fatally. Before Yousen died he stabbed
Fowler SO seriously that he cannot re-
cover.
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Hurley Selling Tax Certincates.

HURLEY, Wis, jan 5.-The first at
tempt to sell S57 900 in tax certificates
was made here Wednesday. Dan Scott,
of Saxon, was the only purchaser to the
amount of Sl5Q.
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o.ansion Foot Bridge.

r,,o+ bridges, in both mountainous
L ,|narlv level regions, across streams
na 't ton to one hundred feet in
'O 40, wouId often be a great con-
la aioncp and save going around to
' IT,. IN some public bridge. Since
!o has become so plentiful and
lay, 80 there is no great difficulty in
lr Ina foot bridges across almost any
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EVIDENCE OF A DISASTER.

Large Vessel Probably Wrecked on the
British Coast.
LONDON, Jan. A dispatch to news
agency from Folkestone says it is feared
that large vessel has foundered near
there. A lifeboat with its bottom stove
in has washed ashore there
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-01-11

AT Howard, Fremont County, Col,
large deposits of marble and onyx are
being developed. The marble is said to
be the handsomest in the United States,
riyaling the best Italian importation.
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ECONOMY.
[Loo,cs OF INTEREST TO FARMER
o AND HOUSEWIFE.

Construct a Wire Suspension Foot
r." selecting and Preserving Seed
bi'N7 40 c,re "Thumps' in Pigs-Gen-
go-n Notes.
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ELKHART, Wis, Jan. S.-Through mis-
take carbolic acid was given to the Is
months-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Roggenbuk yesterday. The father,
thinking it was medicine, did not dis
cover his error till after the deadly drug
was given. The child's recovery Is
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= River steamer SUI

MENpuls, Tenn. Jan. 5.--The steamer
A r. Mason struck snag near Frlar g
Point. Mis-, last night, and sunk. capt.
Y aith was badly Injured.
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RUSSIAN BARRACKS BURNED.
Several Soldiers Injured in Fire of In
cendiary Origin.

BERLIN, Jan. A dispatch to the
from Warsaw says
that the barracks of the Sophie
Regimentat Smolensk have been burned
and that several soldiers were
terribly injured in jumping from win
dows. The dispatch adds that the fire
is supposed to be of incendiary origin
and the military authorities are making
a thorough Investigation
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&C ar Worcester, Mass.

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 5.-Fire. in
tho TAYLOR building to-day caused loss
of 500. 600.
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Seed Corn.

The earlier seed corn is gathered
and hung up to dry the better, says
the Farmers Tribune. The differ
ence between good ana poor seed
may, and often does, make all the
difference between success and fail
ure in the production of paying
crops. a judicious selection of an
abundant supply of the best ears
grown is of first importance, but
scal ceIy less so is the necessity of SO
handling it and storing it that it
will not be affected by the .extremitles
in temperature that are sure to oc-
chr before another seed time arrives.
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r. Neep Trees from Breaking.
Of t tol' W. +. Ma ssey, Horticulturist
Station North Carolina Experiment
gives the following in reply
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ALLIGAroRs are in danger of becoming
extinct.
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ABOVE ALL OTHERS.

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, in
every disease caused by torpid liver or i'm
arrangements, and Kindred ailments, moth
ing approaches it as remedy.
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Skim Milk Cheese.

Inere IS great Outcry in some
quarters against either making or
selling cheese from which any of the
cream has been removed, iYer it is
true that if all the butter fats of rich
milk are left in it when they 90 into
the vat all above per cent. 90
into the whey and are lost. The
practice OF many good farmers in
making cheese for their own use is
to skim each alternate mess Of milk
u hours after setting Tn with
milk IN the pan would leave good
deal of cream to sc. Such skim
milk was mixed with che new milk
of the next mess. Cheese thus made
was as rich and as good favored as if
a greater portion Of cream was left to
be thrown to the pigs, because the
cheese could absorb no more 1t is
fraudulent practices OF different and
worse sort than these that have
brought American cheese into disre-
nute in the English market
Humping Pigs.
Pigs will "thump" in almost any
internal disease; hence we could not
decide from the statement rec ived
what the ailment would be, and no
other material symptoms are given
us. We have often stated that when
ever a number of animals are sick on
place, and when deaths occur, that
it is desirable to have one or more of
the carcasses cut open soon after
death. and a careful memorandum
made OF the appearance ofall internal
organs.
This, in connection With d short
description Of the symptoms exhib-
tied by the animals during their
sickness, would be a valuable assist
ance in forming a diagnosis of the
disease AS it is now, we are sorry
not to be able to give any correct ad-
vice in this instance - Prairie Farmer.