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LIE RUI DE PARIS.

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La granae foire qui q Gu lieu,
samedl ct dimanche aerniers, d
FOp6ra. au b6n6fee de deux comps
gnies dc Pompiers, Ihibodaux No j
ct Home Hook ct Ladder No / ma
pas en-, p6cunierement pariant, tout
le success desirable. Dependant NAL
ere tons les contre temps Ct Ia aranae
penurie d'argent, le bantfce Il etc lie
deeS cents plastres an lieu deficit
an4uels les promoteuss de cette fate
s'attandaient.
lie meme jour await lieu 4 Labadie-
vile situfe Il neuf mile en- haut de
Ihihoaaux, ~ aatre foire
ponr lie benefice lie Ii com
pagnie dn Central Pare. CONNIE
nous n'ayons Gu aucune nouvei!es,
nous he pouvons Gire auelle Ell 4 6t6
lie rtsultat.
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"a IGI ElIAEs NEH TORN.

lie JUICE Eeekman, de n eouf
suprtme, Went dc rendre son afreti
propos du writ dhabeas corpus
,lemanda en- favour dc Benjamin,
Barrett, Ie sarson de compton, odn
debit de BLOSSOMS de Broadway, pour-
sulvi pour ayoir elerehe 4 elader l.
loi Raines interdisant de "donner =
Manager en- servant i bolre, en-
s.yendant' 4 IN client un yerre de h!ere
auatre cents ct un sandwich IN cent.
Je judge Beekman, c~onslleFant
laFfestation Gle Barrett on.me par
faitement jastiti5e. repoasse 81 lie
mande dhabeas corpus. Dams son
arrat, loneuement motive, le JUICE
Beekman, Sc rangeant a Iayls de ".
Scott, lie chef du bureau municipal
au contentieux, considare laete re-
proeile Il Barrett CONNIE tendant a
eIuaer "a nouvelle loi, ct constituent
par consequent une eontrayention a
cette loi.
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Les retonrs de l'dlectlon qni Went
d,ayou lieu i Ia Nouvelle Orleans
donneront an Gou,erneur Murphy j.
Foster une majoritt dc COCO votes
qni ajoutes aux majoritts Gle plu-
sicurs parolsses de fEtat portera sa
majorite, il environ $4,000 votes.
lie sGnat ct Ia Clambre des
Reprtseptant auront n ~represen-
tation democratique respectable.
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lie DRApEAT AMERICAIN.-Nu
l'admission de lItah CONNIE etat. TN
nouyeau dessin pour arrangement
DIES guaranteeing etoiles qui deyront
a l'avenir figurer sur lie drapeau
american a etc adopt6 par les secre-
taire de Ia guerre ct de Il marine.
Les etoiles seront sur six ranges,
don't la premiere, la troisleme ct Ia
cinquieme auront respectivement
sept. De sorte, advenant rentrte &c
nouveux Flats dams IUnion, on
pourra a%jouter aux ranges ,, i ct 9
une eto,le sans nuire Il Tuniformlte
generate du drapean, pour trois Etats
4 yenir.
On fera inauguration de ce nou-
vel arrangement lie 1 juliet proclaim,
ct ce sera le nouyeau drapeau ol1iciel
DIES Etats-Unls j; on ladaptera immt-
diatement 4 1oute la marine ameri-
caine.
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les celebrities artistlques qni ont
dtja paru sur notre scene, il y a
environ une aimee, donneront le ,
dn mois proclaim IN grand concert
dams II sale lie lOpera. Tous ceux
qui prendront part a cette Representa-
tios., qui promet un complet success,
sont DIES chantenrs ct DIES masiciens
De premier ordre.
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Nine. J.. n. Wright, Il des modls-
ties les plus popalaires de Ihibodauz,
informe ses amls ct ses clients qaelle
Went de r%eceyoir I'm grand assort;-
ment d'articles de printemps ct ds6tt.
tets que: Etotfes pour robes, III
arande varittt de sarnitares, des
chapeaux non aarnls, des cassuettes
d'entants, DIES feurs, des rubans ct
aes articles de ~fantalsle qu.elle ven.
dra a des priS exceptlonnels.
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Grace a Edison, les billets confeda-
res valent encore quelque chose il
les achete d bon prlS pour fare du
carhonne pour ses lampes ineandes-
centes, lie papier SUI lequel ces billets
sont i%mprim6s etant fait de Ia pulpe
dune certalne herbe marine qui con-
Went tres bien q l'usage quill en- fat.
&c papier est tres rare aujourd'hui,
Part de lie %fabr;cquer etant perdu, &c
qui fait quill y a touiours n bonne
demande pour les billets confederes.
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La Ligue DIES Cltoyers, de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans, don't lie but etait
de cholsir DIES candidats, sans peur ct
sans reproches, aux fonctions mum
cipaIes, a accomplishment rtussi.
Tous ses candidats aux diverses
fonctions administrative ct judicial
res ont etc Glus a Il tres forte
majorit6. Cette yictoire a laquel'e
on s'attendait, d'allleurs, a comhie
de joe tous les partisans de l'ordre
ct dune bonnie administration.
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QUAINT 4 Ii grave question &c
SAVIOR ST la loi Raines dot 5 app}iqHer
das maintenant aux debitants ayant
prs sous Iancienne loi des licences
qui n'expirent qu'an SO JUN proclaim,
lie iuse Barrett Sc range egalement q
Isvis dc Ia police ct declare que Ia
nouvel!e Ioi s'applique lndistincte-
ment a tous les d6bitants.- Toute-
fois, lie JUICE Barrett.critique Ia reaac.
ton de Ia loi Raines 4 cause des
controversies anSquelles ellie peat
bonner lieu dams son Interpretation.
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Tn prophetic, don't ses prophecies
ne sont pas a d6daigner, annonee que
les eauS atteindront, cette %ann6e-ci.
I'm niveau tr6s.eltvt. Mails les
planteurs ct surtout les commissioners
levees sont davis que ces leytes
renforcees, CONNIE ellie lie sont actue'-
lement peuyent resister a n'impolte
quelle crue. On peut done dormir
tranquille, ces messieurs doivent sy
connaitre.
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Les membres du Jury de Police
aui ont etc elus sont Ter Ward
+. Z. Morvant End. Ward,-J. L..
Aucoin ; 3rd. Ward,-AIarcelin Ber-
aeron Inc Ward,--Jos @. Toaps;
5me Ward.-L. J. Trosclair ; 6me
Ward, Jean i. R%odrlgnes; 1me
Ward,-Jules Godchaux SINE Ward
Leon Falgout ; One Ward,-J.
L. Leblanc lone Ward,-Jos P.
Bourgeois.
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lie Show DIES animaux sauvages
oui devait bonner deuS representa-
tons, samedi ct dimanche derniers,
est arrive mardi soir, ct a attere en-
face dc Ia briquetterie dc Nine kno-
bloch. Mercredi solr, il donnalt nne
premiere representation ct le lende-
main soir une seconde. La plaspart
de ceux qui Y ont assiste les ont
trouytes tres intGressantes.
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LIVRES OFFERTS

| Mon oacle ct mon cure.
] I'amoareux de Ia prttete,
5 Martyr de l'amour.
! Ia roche qui pleuro.
3 LIE reiHorGs dun faussaire.
+ Reeves dorfs.
! Rrame &c t'l6tei Woronzof.
< Les ~tiaileailits de Lorette.
3 lie sacrifice dun fills.
III lie cot!tear de dot.
T. Roman dune ienne file pauvre.
Is lie nj dun crime.
II Tratison vainen par iamour.
II La vengeance du fiance.
II Les deHx ,Jeannes.
Is Miserable fa%ussaire.
- IL martyr dune mere.
% In charlaeuse.
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lie Southern Pacifique q change
depnis il hnitaines de iours ses
hearcs dc depart ct d'ariiv6e. Act"-
ctisment, le char pant On depot &c
Th.hodanS i l9:t3 .. III. Il 4 3:::35
y. m.@'t arrive dams l'apt6s-midi, i
12.35 cta 4:aa.
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BONNIE N0UVELLE.

Aim d'agranfir h Village dc L~ockport. Ia
Belle i%rtiF+ it3itation iilrsaraht clnq arpents
lie lace. ~" " savan. @'tnth entire le village
ct I'Eglisa Cathoiiaue. Went d.atre trace ct
diviste en- teiralns de willie.
Les persunnes qai desirent Ell acheter ct
s'ttabllr dams &c ioii petit village de nochport,
pe1veut ) aartasrr at proprletalre.
+. BAtKILLEAUX.
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detection pour nommerles officers

L'6lection pour nommerles officers
dEtat, de paroisse ct Gle ward, qul
a Gu lieu mardi dernler
a etc une dies plus Gaines qui
ait iamais Gu lieu dams cette parolsse,
Tous eeux qui St sont approaches dos
polls ont pu voter pour les candidats
de leur chois ct d'6poser dams lurne
electorate leur bulletin.
Les Republicans ont vote contre
tous les amendments proposes,
tandis que les dtmocrates ont vote
pour, excepte pour l'amendement sur
lie suffrage.
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Dr. 7. N. CaiIIouet, diplome du
College Dental d'Atlanta Went dc
s'ttal,lir dams notre vile. Son hu-
reau est dams Ia rue Green, pres du
Town Hall.
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lie Rev. Pere nnhonrs prepare les
e~ntanfs a Ia premiere communion
qui aura lieu, avec ore eranie cere-
mariea l'tglisc catlollque St-Joseph.
lie II du mos proclaim.
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Ia. T. A.

~
cutler, entend aujourd'hui promener |
son etendard dams les regions du
pouvoir federal. &c qu'elte a fait en-
petit au Massachusetts ct a%illeurs.
ellie veut, a l'heure ~actueile. lie pratt
quer sur une plus grande ligne
apres intrigue p~articuliere, Intrigue
generate. &c quill lui faut aujour-|
4 hu!, &c nest plus un comtt, I'm
Eat, c'est lie pays tout enter. o.,
pour %arriver i son but, il re lni
restait qu3un moyen a prendre agir
De tout lie poids de son influence sur
lie ehoix DIES canlidats 4 Ia presi-
deEee. 1t c'estce qu'elie entend fare
apres s'ttre Az prtaiahle fautlde
dams les rangs du parti republican,
qui, entire nous, ne dot etfe fer qua
demi de Sc vo.r en- aGssi pen avoaahle
compaonie.
Done, ~. z. i. agra d'mtinence,
dams Ia mesure lie scs forces natn-
rellemeut surlfelectlon presideatle.le.
III, qaei sera sou candldat lie conf
4 gni n charge d'aamin:strer les
astsa.re5 &c cette t&aabseuse assocla
ton nous le difa atant peu. lie
eomite en- question sest feuni recen-
nent i Nashingttn pals = AeW-l erk,
dams lie bit de dIscnter les candida
$50 H''S -
WV -
"SeuA lui soht au eoaia'e We
nfoJets aa Iah'eoA of&fe' cree "ails
| ahssfel de ~ PERTURBATION, d'seht
gu II est possi'1le cue ie hoth gu
9ohserheuf bfaoIev alseee ihehtioaiie
aNec cein uli certain hoihife
8 ati'fes cahuiaats gu perspective
alyane Gu ieuf &c piaife a a9socta-
ton, mas gun IA pas cue eiioi7i
CONNIE eahdlaae aes eAclosiSistes
VA ! aGssl mehtlohie Luton
depute an congress, CONNIE elaht IN
H..
"Je ne cfols pas que bfadtN at e'e
eilolsl CONNIE cahal,1ae &c ! y :. ;
Il est prohanietneht neiaofe ae ce1't
ASSOCIATION. I'll naVal1 pas g
appal &c ecu ofafe' i I aofaie Jahia''
; pa etfe eia sou'erheuf gu heh'ucAs
Ct Il est possloie 4a a'aie ue , aJoai
; ner q NeW-Aofh ie cohse'l :
ait meitsohAe son ION eh ihehis
temps one celui ahtfes cahoioat'
quit eohs'dcfa'' CONNIE aeeep'a''eS
i ofe'fe est pas a'spose Aae'eae u
candsS'at en- h~oihihalioh' niais Il Ne''
employer tonte son influence cans !
hut empeehef ~ 'lise Gu hoiaihatio'
dc tout homme hos'lie aux principe
tepresentes par ASSOCIATION.
5 aI.a,ara 60 n,onasa 10 s'occnna
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E~UCkELLES LOCALES,

Mr.. +. \. Roth fait bonner une
nouvelle couche de peinture sur
rexterieur de sa Pharmacie.
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Fer sale.

nNE lot OF 1000 to 5000 JACKSON
" Railroad bricks. Apply to
THO@. ID. KENT,
President Police Jury.
3-9-95-it Lafourche, r
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4 SENDitE sr-BhRSARD !

mn mile de TIiihodaux. Ia motto compliant
ct la Balance i I'M ,eux. trois ct quatres
ans, Pour plus ainple~ insormatlons, s,adres-
ser u J.. N. NERGNOLE. New Orleans.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-09-03
How Free Silver Works in Central
America


Mr.. Isham Sedwick of Richmond,
Ind, and a we'll known citizen and
business man, has written the Indian
apolis Journal the following note
under date of June Is:
Il note your statement this morn
ing about selling drafts in silver
countries, and make you the follow
ing statement:
MAY 10, Manning Bros. sold at
Leon Nicaragua for the Indiana
Coffee company, one draft Of $1,000,
ninety days sight, at SLIT premium,
receiving therefor $2,1 in silver
dollars. These silver dollars are
Identical in weight and fineness with
those Of the United States. Nicaragua
is free silver country, and as a
consequence gold has almost entirely
disappeared from her borders. The
books of the Indiana Coffee company
show that the wages of common
laborers is about 40 cents per day, paid
in silver, and the labOrers board them
selves. BY this means they realize a
little less than ls1 cents per day gold.
At the same time these laborers have
to pay 80 cents per yard for ordinary
yard wide muslin-that is, they get
about one and one-eighth yards of
muslin for one days work. As an
employer OF labor, should certainly
be in favor of free silver, but as an
American and lover of my country
give me sound money, dollar that is
worth a dollar everywhere on earth.
1t will be noticed that free coinage
in Nicaragua has driven gold from
circulation, and that in order to
obtain gold TO purchase goods from
other countries they are obliged to
pay premium of SLY on every gold
dollar purchased, or, in other words,
il takes $2.l7 in silver dollars of ex-
actly the same weight and fineness as
our American dollar to buy 81 of gold.
1t will also be noticed that the wages
of common laborers in Nicaragua are
~ NChlo a III W
1S4 cents in American money. But,
as in all other free silver countries,
while wages are low, prices are high. A
yard of ordinary yard-wide muslin,
which he re costs 8 or cents, costs in
Nicarag "a 30 cents, 50 that with a
days work the laborer in that free
silver country can only purchase | I
yards of muslin. In this country a
laborer of the same class would earn
from 81 to 1925 in gold per day, and
could purchase at least ten or twelve
yards of the muslin with one days
labor. This is a telling illustration
of the ordinary condition of things in
countries where the single silver
standard prevails.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-09-03
Rock ELM.

A play called Under the Laurels was
presented here Saturday evening, but
those who attended report it very
poor.
A Mckinley club was organized here
last week. Ii. Lowater is president,
ID. w. Newland vice president, w. Il.
Churchill treasurer, and w. G. COndit
secretary. Meetings are held Monday
evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hamilton have
daughter born Aug. %.
Mrs. Price and Miss Maggie Price of
Cum berland are visiting friends here.
The village is nearly depopulated,
so many are attending the G.. A. II.
Encampment.
Derby Keyser and Will Fox have
bought new engine.
The telephone line from here to
Spring Valley is completed.
Dir. and Mrs H. b. Wentz left here
last week for Eagle River, where Mr..
Wentz will teach the coming year.
Chas. Pomeroy hurt his hand badly
while putting down pump.
II. Lowater began school in Waverly
Monday.
Miss Nina Lowater will leave this
week for Onalaska, where she will
teach next year.
Miss Ellie Good will begin school in
the Scott district Sept. Z.
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NEW CENTERvILLE.

Mrs. John Woods is on the sick list.
w. l.. Hodge has returned from
a two weeks visit in st. Paul.
Mr.. Otis and Miss Ella Zentzis spent
Monday in River Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Derro are out
from Prescott.
Messrs. Hudson, Blake, Brown, Bah
cock. Hey, DerrU, Hampton, ZentZis
and several others left for the En-
campment Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smokes have gone tC
Barron county to visit their children.
Miss Addie Woods has engaged tC
teach the home school for the fall
term.
Maggie Zentzis is visiting her uncle
in Minneapolis.
Ellsworth DerrO found his horse
dead in the barn Sunday morning.
Miss Tillie Thoen is visiting Mrs. O
c. Ford in st. Paul.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-09-03
MARTELL.

The corn crop promises to be un-
usually good this fall.
The ground is too dry for good plow-
ing.
School Dist. No. has introduced
the free system of textbooks; full
series of books from the American
Book Co. has been adopted.
Mr.. Geo. +. Harold of Maiden Rock
will commence school in Dist. No
the eth Of September. Mr.. Geo. E.
Weldon is engaged to teach the winter
term there. He is to teach a fall
term in the Martell district, begin
ming on the above specified date.
Peter Osen was buried at the new
South Rush River church last Friday.
Rev. Haugan preached an impressive
funeral sermon to very large con-
course OF people.
Miss Title Gilbert is visiting at Eau
/ Claire this week.
T. z. Nelson's carding mill is run
ming daily. He is having a large pat
rOnage.
Mr.. Williams of River Falls, repre-
Senting the Real Worth Medicine Co.
at New Richmond. passed through our
town last week selling medicine, etc.
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BIO RIVER.

VIM. Schultz has rented G. w. Wig
gins farm.
Tom Brackin has moved into the
house on the Andrew Brackin farm.
Angus Morrow OF River Falls Wis
tied at this place the past week.
Nels Buling has rented w. w. Halls
farm. Mr.. Hall was obliged to quit
farming on account of poor health.
VIM. Mullen visited at Saltwater
several days the past week.
Peter Gillig made a business trip tC
st. Paul and Minneapolis the first oil
the week.
A wedding took place here last Tues
dav. We did not learn the parties
names. They were an old couple.
The Christian Endeavorers will have
sociable at w. w. Halls next Friday
night
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PRESCOTT.

1hESNOIT.
Prof. Wilson and wife of River
Falls visited Mr.. and Mrs. Colds
worthy Wednesday.
Mrs. II. w. Babbidge and daughter
Elinor of st. Paul visited friends in
the city last week.
Rev. t. j. Buschman and son OF
Pinckneyville, IL, are guests of rela-
tiyes here.
St. Elmo Eastern Star Chapter held
meeting last Thursday evening.
Mrs. James Goldsworthy visited in
Trimbelle last Saturday
Ray Mclean left for Appleton,
Wis, Thursday where he has posi-
ton as principal of a school.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Hocum and
children came down from Minneapo-
lis to spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Failing.
John A. Dryer and wife of Antrim
n. H., are guests of their sister, Mrs.
G. Il. Wilson.
VIM. Buschman and wife went IN
to st. Paul Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Douglas of New Castle,
Pa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. III
N. Holman.
School commences next Monday.
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VOL. 40.
Topic. SEPT. 6.

Getting the most out Of the Bible.
DeUt. q: 10.
How we can get tie most out Of our
Bibles is indeed an important ques-
ticti. First, believe that there is much
in the book, and then search for the
truths as for big treasures. Any good
book is only comprehended by a full
acquaintance with its helpful truths,
in the same way that we know and
appreciate our dearest friends, whom
we trust absolutely. The Bible says
to each one Of us in ever so many
places and in many ways, prove me.
Let US do that very thing, and in the
doing il we will soon discover a mean
ing in every chapter. yes, and in every
verse. even one word means a great
deal TO us; for example, in the word
come" there is a world of mcaniT g
for Us. Whatever system re use, IN
studying the Bible it can only be made
efficient by prayer and through the
guidance Of that spirit Of truth whose
Office it is to take Of things of God and
show them to us. The Bible should
always be studied with an object.
Sometimes we want TO learn TO resist
temptation, as Christ did in the will
derness. For that. we must take the
helmet Of salvation and the sword of
the Spirit, which is the word OF God,
and be ready always to give an answer
to any man that asketh you reason
of the hope that is in you with meek
ness and fear. Let Is use the Bible
as a rule of life, and if We would get a
blessing we must study our Bibles
with great reverence.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-09-03
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Mrs. John McCleary and son j. L.
and Mrs. Geo. HUM and children
were guests of Mrs. n. p. Smith on
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Myrtle McCleary visited at l..
Il. Harvey's one day last week.
Albert and Alfred Worden were in
Durand Tuesday.
Geo. Davis and Palmer Thomas
were at Maiden Rock Saturday to at
tend Post meeting.
Mrs. VIM. Rice and Miss Almena
Rice CT Farmhill were guests of Mrs.
O. Harvey Saturday.
Miss Irene Smith returned to her
home near Farmhill Sunday, after q
two weeks visit with her uncle, G. NJ
Lawrence.
Mr.. aud Mrs. p. Thomas, Geo
Davis and Mr.. Hinkley went to St
Paul Monday TO attend the reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Harvey were. in
Ellsworth Sunday