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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-05


Kip No. Observation-Disclosures. II
Kip No. 10
Green sailed calf .1S
No. 3 calf damaged . ;. . ... ILL.,
Dry flint 4, ~ -. Z. aH.14
Dry calf Is "a
Deaeons each i. .40@5O 81
Slunks :, sFlE. rs L
No. 2 dry sa1ted and skins. :. ....... .2-3 price
Glue stock ~, -, ..S. .:......... 3033
Horse hides No. i 49,. So 8. so
Horse hides No. a.. ............ 2Q2. so
Pony hides, each Observation-Disclosures. 1@t. rs
4rg COUNTRY MARKET. ~
No. i heavy steers so. Is Y
No. heavy cows ...I.......... 10
No. buff hides .13A
No l eX-light hides. .13
No. 2 buff hides Observation-Disclosures. .12A
No. bull hides. Observation-Disclosures. .12A
No. l bulls .................... IL
No. / calf SKINS city. .13A
No. 1 kips ...,..,,,..,,... .13
Deacon SKINS each .SO@1. 90
Horse hides No each 4 %
Dry flint, heavy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .221a
Dry fints, light .224a
Dry kips ............... ......... .22h
Dry calf skins ...... pa
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steady a family. SIT. sed51s.so; mess; ss@e5o;
packet $1o@11: Pork, barely steady: mess,
SIT 25@17.75; family $3.50; short clear, sc 25
OILS. Lard, barely steady; prime western,
$S.65. .'.'% =
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NEW YORK OIL, May 5.--Petroleum, steady;
retired, al ports, S775@7.S 80. -
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, May 5.-The provis-
ions market was steady and quiet, trading being
very small. July pork was unchanged to, &c
lower at $3.50 to $15.25. Lard was unchanged
to 21Ac higher at ss.a7h@s.4o Ribs were IN
changed at $3.50.
CIose-Pork, May, .s14.92h; July. $15.1O
Lard May, $50; July, $s.s71s. Ribs, May
1885; July, $500 -,
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AT DRUG STORES Send 1oc in stamps to TIE HERPI-
eide CO., Dept. N, Detroit, Mich, for sample.
FOR SALE AT ALI. DRUG STORES.
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ST, JOHNS GERMAN 1925 Main street NE

ST. JOHNS GERMAN 1928 Main street Nd
ness is Protabe Unto All Thps SUM-
day school, IL M; German and English classes;
special % %on Ct p.@ at,don+ cr,s
by. Morning, "The Good Samaritan ser
vices conducted by Student Wangensten; eve
ming Rev Lauritz Larson of Christiania,
Norway, will preach; special music. for the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lauritz Larson Of ohris;
tiania Norway, and Rev. N. b. Thvedt win
conduct the morning services at 10 am; the
Lords supper; will be administered; selected
song by the choir; evening service at 7:45,
Xrcta sn :, Bible class viii meet at 1a:1o;
Luther league meets at Gas pm. 8. 81.
SALEM LEI r. ENGLISH LuTHEaAN-Rev George H.
Trabert DID. Morning, What the Atone tone
ment Of Christ Aceomplished"; evening, THE
Promise to Those Who Wait for God"
EPISCOPAL.
ST. MARKsRey John ksshley .. Morning. 1s.
| Sin of Infants Condemn Them in Death, ;"
| the first of series OF 'seven Vital Cues
~ oRsa meeting a9sne Of 5 MsR league in
ST. IN MARKS "a * PRooATHEDSRaAL (sixth street
between Hennepin apd Nicollet)--s am, holy
Sermon by veag a e san
cital; 7:45 PM evensong and sermon by
ST. PAUE's IFranklin and Bryant avenues)-
| Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston, rector. 8
| am, holy communion; 945 am, Sunday
school; II am, service and sermon by the
rector IL 'm., holy communion; PM, even
| ALL SAINTS (261a Clinton avenue)- 30
| am, holy communion and sermon by Rev.
George 81. Thomas; II M, parish schools
7:45 pm, evening prayer and anthems by
ST. THOMAS EIS,1 MISSION (Ninth street and
! Fifth avenue S)-8 PM, Sunday school: 4
pm, service and sermon by Rev. George n.
/, Thomas; 5 pm, adult, confirmation class.
GETHSEMANE-Rev.s Irving P. Johnson. Morn
ing services at 8 and 1920; evening service,
HOLY TRINITY--Rev., Stuart B. Purves. Morn
ing, 1880, holy communion; 1880 am, service
4 and sermon; TAB ipm., evening prayer and
CHRIST CHURCH la44o Blaisdell ayenue) :. =
j Rev Andrew d. Stowe. Morning service and
n holy communion at 10 :3O; evening service at
7:45., g. p. s. Tuesday at s pm. .s.
1927 EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATIONS.
FIRST 1923 Emerson avenue n. Rev. r.. R.
sthe meeting; evening. Rev. r. Fl. Crafts will
1. UNIVERsALIST. 6.
i FUTILE MEMoRIAIr-Rev. Bernard g. Rug
1 giles Of BPly1nouth,aN. HI, 1.-THE Rewards Of
Il Reconciliation :i nos evening service y. P.
/ ALL s0UIS,--Rey Allan ii. ryder Mora
- S- 4 y
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, May 5.
Sugar, raw, finn; fair refining, 2 1916; cen
trifugal 90 test, 3 7-1ec; molassess sugar,
2 11-16c; refined, steady; crushed, b.30c; pow
dered, zoe; graduated, 400. Coffee, steady
No. Rio &c. Molasses firm; New Orleans, 50
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CoNGRE GATIoNAL.

PLYMOUTH Leavitt a. Hallock. Morning,
y "a Glimpse of God; evening, Rev. Harold
Hunting, ancient Preachers. Of Eternal
LOWRY HILL-Rev. Henry Holmes. Morning,
the pulpit will be occupied by, President W,
H. Salmon. DID, president Of Carleton col
lege, at 1890; evening. Christian Endeavor,
, LINDEN 4HuLs-Reva P. 4. Cool. Morning,
= "The Christian Sabbath; evening, Character
+ Sketch Study continued from last Sunday
= evening: talk to young mem club
members; evening, Men Who Can "a"
ing. "Saved by His Life" Rom. ", 10, com:
| munon; y evening "a Good Christian" Num-
bers xiv. a. t:..' ~. -
/ munion and reception Of new members: even
ing, Miss Honora De Busk will speak upon
r. home missions in New Mexico. ..-.
V1NE-Rev. J. s. Rood. Morning, address, bap-
f. tism, communion and annual Offering for
foreign missfons; evening, "The Value OF
PARK AvENUERev c. S. Rollins. Morning,
t communion and reception of members; evening
t service in charge Of Mems club address BY
l. II. B. Chamberlain, special music by male
COMO AvENuE-Rev. H.. K. Painter. Morning g,
ing. 'The Difficulties of Doubt"
FIRST-Rev. Clement G. Clarke. Morning
communion service, reception Of members
| brief sermon; evening, G'"The Faith Of the
Race" the fourth in the series on "1mmor
| THRIVE EIGHTH sTREET-Rev. George E.
Albrecht. Morning, Trading for Cod" com
| munion and reception of members: evening
'Thoroness in Work.; evening service begins
| at O'Clock. 49, -t.' --
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"A TRAINED NURSE
Uses and Recommends
NEWBRO'S
HERpIClDE,
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Port Chester, N. Y.
About three years ago was troubled with my hair
falling out at alarming rate.
ga friend of mine induced to try bottle of
Newbro's Herpicide, which did, and it did much
good that have used it since. can gladly say it
has made my hair grow very thick and stopped from
falling out 1t certainly has equal and gladly
mend it, (Signed) ANNA NJ. BRODE.
DOCTORS REPORT.
~ Denver, Colorado
''Knowing the composition of Herpicide, state
that it contains nothing injurious In twenty-five per
cent of the of badness neglected dandru be
considered it's immediate exciting associated
condition. Your Herpicde WILL in the majority
cases. and prevent the continuation Of dandru
is elegant and ideal hair dressing.'
(Signed) " T. McGILLCUDDY, M. D.
Medical Inspector Mutual Life ms Co.. Of N. 7.
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GHIcAGo HIDE MARKEr. !

8 These prices are for No. I large, medium and
small; other goods are in proportion. For other
furs not quoted prices, are about the same
last wear, syr.F s * s." - - r es II
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all POSSIBILITY OF nappIness TOT you. !
e Whatever your condition today, you
I viii mot improve as YOU grow older.
q Age calls for, greater vital force.
y, Now, IL YOU suffer. do not lay. this
aside and say you Will try 1t later.
Act today-NOW.
fix you UP. II you can't call, let me
send you my book full Of things a
man finds inspiring to- strength and
courage, which Il will ssexpIain every
thing. Free IL you send this cou-
pon. 81
Write I oday
Send Coupon for Free Book.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
The SPORTING WORLD


Aurelio Herrera, the Mexican light
weight fighter. is reported 70 be camp
Ing on the trail Of the negro champion.
Joe Cans. Herrera ouiucs tLat his re
cent victory over Young CorDett and
his draw with Kid IIcrlaan entitle
him to a match with Cans.
Herrera has improved greatly during
the last two years and from row on
VIII undoubtedly be q prominent fac
tor In lightweight affairs.
Herrera swings yiciously with both
hands as he dashes onward. aud the
man who IS unfortunate enough to
meet one OF the blows with his jaw is
almost certain 10 be left unconscious
by the wayside. while Tie swarthy vic
tor darts on To the next victim
Many are the promising candidttcs
for the lightweight honors who have
fallen under his bruisju@ blows and
been forced to drop back into the rear
guard IF the Queensb2rry army.
Toby Irwin was one of the first 10
lose standing pugili&tically ANA pLys-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

Patience and gentlencss are nccas-
sary qualities in every girls lie. Pa
thence aids in cxunguishiDS envy, over
coming anger and crushing pri L.. How
much good may be douc and joy
brought by q gentle word or look, Tru
ly, "a soft answer turueth away
wrath Girls are not called upon to do
great things except in rare Instances.
but the everyday trials Of life afford
ample scope for practicing that virtue
of mankind which has become proven
bal says the Pittahurg Press. The
best exercises Of patience and self de
NAL and the better because not chosen
10y ourselves are those ia which we
have to bear with tbe tallings OF those
about us. Il endure neglect when we
feel we deserved attention and iugrati-
tud9 when we expected thanks. to bear
with disappointment tu our eXpacta
tions with intrusion or disturbance: In
short with whatever opposes oar will
OF ContradlCtS our hUmpr
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
SAYS POLITICAL JUSTICE SHOULD
Re DONE

Chairman Conner of the republican
state central committee, has made open
declaration of his support Of Governor
Davidson for the nomination at the
September primaries. He writes long
letter to the press of the state in which
he takes the strong ground that by
party precedent and because the COVER
nor has proven himself worthy of en-
dorsement he is entitled to full term
as chief executive. After reciting gen.
eral party matters and his desire to see
the principles maintained that have
been fought for and won, Mr.. Common
says of Governor Davidson aud his
candidacy:
The Hon. James o. Davidson succeeded
to the office of governor less than six
months ago. MIR Davidson was one of the
first to take up the new questions in Wis
consin. and during all the years ne.5-
have l heard any man question his
loyalty and faithfulness - those princi-
plies. During his service as a public
official there have been bitter personal
feelings arc used. when men on the
slightest pro, ocation sometimes accused
others of wrong doing, yet no man has
ever made such charge against Mr.
Davidson. During the short time ne
has been in the governors chair his
acts have been above honest criticism.
Placed in very trying position. Mr.
Davidson mas given every attention to
his Office, and tried earnestly to perform
his duty and carry on the great work
left to him TO perform.
Il do not believe the people of Wis.
consin will be satisfied IL refuse him an
Endorsement and expression of conf
dence in order to crafty the ambition
Of those who are ANXIOUS for the place
Mr.. Connor's letter is printed on an
inside page of the CENSOR today. We
ask that every subscriber read the same
Do it now, before you forget it.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
THE HAIR AND THE WAVE.
Denial That the Marcel Met I'd I'm
periIs Feminine Lock-

The Marcel wave ruin ID air.
Nonsense" was the vehement uu, ara
ton Of a hairdresser 4 know that
idea is in the air, and it exasperates
me to hear women utter It, for 1t Is
not true. 1t IS now seven years since
the Marcel wave was first introduced
in this country, and I have had at
least a score of women customers who
have had their hair waved regularly
every week all that time, and often
twice during the week, II they were
going GU; to q dinner or reception. I
wish YOU might see their heads. Their
hair IS in superb condition, without q
sign Of brittleness or that lifeless look
that comes from oyerheating with
tongs. And why? Well, one reason
is that some lotion is always used on
the hair before the iron Is applied
which prevents seorching. besides act
'ug rs a food for the scalp rs well.
What does iuiure the hair is rufIing it
up beneath 10 make Il pompadour. \
rat is equally bad, as it heats the scalp.
To overcome q natural deficiency Of
hair there is nothing more hyglenic
than a ventilated pompadour. an tc-
ceSsory which cannot be ;etected.''
When making thu Marcel wave, nrst
brush the hair thoroughly. then put the
curling iron through the hair Mt the bot
tom Of the head and curl 1t upward for
q few eronds; then turn 1t downward
withou6 taking the iron ont This
makes the Marcel wave which should
encircle the head perfectly and
about two inches apart With a little
practice one could make the Marcel
wave.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

Many women have real business sa-
gacity and ability, and some OF them
are realizing that the financial admin
istration Of a household affords scope
for their special gift and that wise
spending Is as large a factor in pros
perity as effective earning. When wo.
men are trained to q knowledge OF val
ues and business principles and then
have the responsibility for household
finances placed upon them they not
only come face to face with problems
Of great Importance and interest, but
often solve them with entirely salts
factory results. The number is increas-
ing Of those households where the
wives and mothers have definite pc.
cunlary responsibilities and dc not
have TO resort 10 sub6erfuge or dis
honest practices 80 secure the money
nenc~s 3ry to meet legitimate personal
household aud family expenses
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

Prune juice on dry cereals makes a
nice chacge from cream
Cold baked potatoes sliced thin. then
pU5 in a baking dish with salt. pep
per. butter and milk, make a better
scaIlop than raw potatoes
Heavy streaks through a cake viii
undoubtedly appear if the butter and
sugar are not thoroughly beaten or il
the butter IS not properly rubbed into
the -four.
Do not dress salads with sugar and
vinegar or salt and vinegar The lat
ter is an admirable combination for
securing brass but 1t is not good for
ones stomach Use 81 mixture Of Oil
and vinegar. lightly seasoned.
Caulifowcr should he placed head
down in cold saltcd water for jou az
fifteen minutes before cooking to draw
out Insects. In boiling slightly sailed
water should be usaL and tue head
should bc placed downward Ia the Eet
tie
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
FOR MOTHERS HAPPINESS.

Seek her comfort and pleasure ia ali
things before your own.
Frequently make her simple Sits.
and be sure they are appropriate and
tasteful
Do not forget that though she may
be old and WI nkled she still loves
pretty things.
Remember that she is stu a girl at
heart so far as delicate little attentions
are concerned.
Give her your full confidence and
never do anything Of which You think
she viii disappro7e.
Make her a partaEer, So far as the
dlspari y of age viii permit, in all your
pleasure and recreatons.
Lift the many burdens from the
shoulders tlat have grown stopped in
waiting upon and working for you.
Bear patiently with all her peculiart-
ties and iufirmities. which, after All.
may be the result Of Il life Of care and
toll
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

II there is any state in the union that
beats Wisconsin in the variety of its
products, 1t certainly has a wonderful
record. All fruits are raised except
tropical, all vegetables and grains, lum.
Der for millions of homes, then from
deeper in the ground comes iron, zinc,
lead and even gold. there is the wonder
full dairy and stock industry, and for re.
Taxation the sportsman will find deer
and other wild game, lakes and streams
teeming with fish; and many an aquatic
individual has plucked small fortune
in the shape of pearl from an unprom.
ising looking clam shell Bountiful ma.
ture gives its reward at every turn of
the hand .-Elroy Tribune.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
BLENDING OF COLORS.
An Art That should he Mastered b,
All Women.


All Women.
Japanese art IS in such high favor
that when a Japanese woman talbs on
color combinations in dress all AmerI
can women pause TO listen Such a
woman called the colot taste Of this
country "a little barbarian yet"
As proof she cited the taste of an
elderly woman who wore Il mauve
gown ut a party. Every one who saw
her noted her sickly yellow complex
ion. accumulated as the oriental wom-
an said, by the color OF the gown If
q ruching of gray tulle had been put
round the neck the yellow would have
disappeared from the complexion. ana
the effect would have been good. This
womauS daughter, pronounced bru-
nette, wore . yellow gown and her
face looked almost purple IL a little
band Of black and gold had been used
about the neck the face would have
assumed it's natural pink
There is certainly am art tn the Sc
lection Of the prcpee blendinz OF col
ors, and many American women do
not seem 10 have mastered IT, There
are others, elderly women. some Of
them. who maintain the appearance
OF freshness ana youth by the Judi
cious use of ruchings in the nccks Of
their gowns ana are never seen with
q black waist without Il light colore}
band coming next To the neck.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
AURELIo GE2l: Ira.

ically as result of the heavy hitting
OF the Mexican the ambitious Irwin
being sent TO tie land Of nod in eight
rounds
In 1908 the Mexican knocked ouC
eleven men, inciadiug kid Broad AND
Eddie Sautry, sending Broad to dream
land in four rounds and dlsposjn@ of
Santry in thirteen rounds. III 1870 Her
rera knocked our Benny lau-e. m
eight rounds, Kid Abel in three rounds
and lost terrific twenty round contest
with BattlluEjNelSon, many EFT the ring
side claiming the Mexican llad she leJ
ter OF the argument
His principal engagement in 1850 was
with Eddie Iaulou. which WAS called {
drawn battle but which the AieAicaa is
said 10 have fairly won. Herrera START
ed the present gear with his sensation
al knockout Of Young Cor5et y five
rounds
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

There Is nothing which tends to
iengtbea the life of q good street suit
SO definitely as taking if off as soon as
you come in, brushing st and putting it
away GA its hanger Lounglng. rs
you're bound 10 do in q measure in your
home, plays havoc with tailored clothes.
It's rather a temptation to INK into
an easy chair whoa sou come in, Just
tired enough to enjoy tine prospect Of
ldling for a little while. hut those very
times take the life out Of the cloth that
tailors well and probably lays fine Ht-
tie creases which result l iucorri gibIa
missing, says tue Philadelphia North
American. It's II Hcr temptation.
100, TO hang il up . 1d delay the brush
Ing and putting it away properly to a
later time, when you're more rested,
hut 1t pays to do It at the time. for dust
should be got rid Of before it has time
TO settle into tire cloth and give It that
dingy look which mars so many other
wise good looking suits, ana careful
hanging prevents the forming Of bad
lines.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
SPARE YOURSELF.
study the Ways OF Saving Your
Nervous Strength.

ASFNons Strength.
Real out and OUT lazy women are
pretty hard to find nowadays. mused
an old physician the other day. The
maxim, 1T is better 10 wear out than
to rust out has been taken TO heart
with such a VIII that most women are
literally in danger OF wearing them
selves out before their time. Especial
y in great, rushing cities women who
go in for church work or club life or
bridge soon find themselves swept
away In a current that is too strong
for them.
Women get In such a wllrl with it
all they simply can't stop TO rest ana
recuperate. Most Of them live on their
nerves till their nerves refuse point
blank 10 be lived on Il minute longer.
Some womeH seem TO break up all
of a sudden. Others Iiagcr on iu semi
inyalldism, nervous bauhrupts who
live hand TO mouth existence. unable
TO undertake any task or undergo any
test in tie least out Of the ordinary
without suffering a nervous collapse
One az woman's temperameatal faults
is her tendency TO use mp her vitality
as fast as she gets It ct faster.
TO all women who aye wasting
thcmS elves in social pleasures or the
niceties of housekeeping 1 would give
this bit u advice: Spare yourselves
Study how 10 save your nerve, :
strength Resolve not 10 frtttcr volr-
self on trifles. Let the things that are
not vital go Don't te leI away by
ambition into wearing yourself out
keeping tie house clean or perform
ing what other people may consider
70 be your duty I'm church OF club
IF you women would only learn how
to spare yourselves by using all the
labor saving devices. all the short cuts.
you would not know yourselves in a
year, you'd look SO youa- and feel so
free. New York Tribune
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

The worlds international commerce
will aggregate fully s25, 600, 900, 900 in
the year 1906, says bulletin issued by
the department of commerce and labor.
One interesting fact, which an examina-
ton Of the figures of average monthly
trade Of the principal countries of tse
world develop, is that the United States
now stands at the head of the worlds
great exporting nations. The average
monthly expectation from the United
States in the nine months ended with
March, 1906 ia shown as s147. 209. 973
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

The Milwaukee road has protested
against an investigation of its books by
this railroad commission in regard to al.
legged determinations AMI rebates sub
sequent to the day of the passage OF the
railway rate commission law June 16,
1905. Commissioner Thomas asked for
these books for 1905 and received de-
NAL Of them for all that part Of the year
after the passage taa commission law.
The question has 0een referred to the
attorney general for an opinion .-Ex.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
Is DOG TRAc IN BAD COMPANY

The Milwaukee Journal, leading
democratic paper of the state, is in the
habit OF instructing republicans what
they shonld do, and occasionally it at.
tempts 10 teach its own party the a b c
of politics, without much effect Just
now it is boosting Senator LaTollstte as
the democratic candidate for president
in the next campaign The democratic
Journal is also very busy making itself
the leading supporter Of l L. Lenroot
for governor A late issue of the paper
makes bad break when. in 1t, capacity
as official organ for Mr.. Lsnroot, it in
suits the Skandinavians Of Wisconsin
by clubbing them ROCNDEEADS'
Read its smart remark
Chairman Connor has taken good
deal bigger contract than to try to be
gove1 nor himself Bob is the only
man who can work the NORWEGIAN
ROUNDHEADS and the Catholic Irish
together in harness
It's ROUNDHEAD Is it. that the
honest norwegian element in Wisconsin
Is &c be dubbad in this campais n 1t will
be we'll for Candidate Leuroot to chide
his chief newspaper supporter