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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-06-29
TESTED AND PROVEN
There is a Heap of Solace in
Being Able to Depend
Upon a Weli=Earn=
ed Reputation

For months River Falls readers
have seen the constant expression OF
praise for Doan's Kidney Pills, and
read about the good work they have
done in this locality. Not another
remedy ever produced such con-
vincing proof of merit.
James Crowns, Third and Cedar
Sts., River Falls, Wis, says: 81
am getting we'll along in years and
| am certain that this was the cause
of my kidneys being disordered.
There were pains in my back and
my head ached almost constantly
The kidney secretions were unnat-
ural and passed SO frequently as to
cause me no end of annoyance.
Doan's Kidney Pills proved very
effective in relieving these Difficult
ties and my experience was 50 salts
factory that l willingly give pub.
lie account of it." Statement given
August IS, 1907
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-06-29

true people. He
delayed. however,
to give the word
of comfort, until
the necessities Of
the case had
humbled the peo-
pie and taught
them a lesson Of
faith and depend
ence upon their
God. Then came
the a n s w e r Of
thu Tnr1 %ho
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-06-29

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the payment Of
an annual tribute.
Egyptians. Philis-
tines and Sidoni-
ans urged Judah
to join them in
the confederacy
by which they
hoped all might
regain their liber-
ty from the AS
syrian yoke. Urg-
ed by his people,
Hezekiah joined
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-06-29
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
RIVER FALLS, WIS.

Special courses OF. study are pro-
vided for High School graduates as
we'll as for those who have complet-
ed the common schools and grades
in city schools.
The Diploma of the school be-
comes a Life State Certificate after
the holder has taught successfully
for one year and received the ap-
prevail of the State Superintendent
of Public instruction.
An Elementary course Of two and
one-half years is offered which leads
to the Certificate. This becomes a
State Certificate which is valid for
FIVE years, after the holder has
taught successfully for one year.
The school has large reference
and textbook libraries and we'll
equipped physical and biological
laboratories. Excellent facilities
are provided for special work in
Manual Training, Domestic Science,
Music, Drawing and Physical Train
ing.
Tuition is free in the Model Grades.
The pupils in these grades have the
advantages of the courses in Music,
Drawing, Manual Training, Domes-
tic Science and Physical Training.
The summer school will begin
June rs and continue for six weeks.
A tuition fee of five dollars will be
charged. This will entitle the
student to the privileges of the
laboratories, the reference library,
and all necessary text books.
For further information address
the President of the school.
H. L. WILSON.
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and stopped the tribute money-contra-
nv to the Lords admonition through
the Prophet Isaiah. The measure was
popular, and the king did not seem to
realize how fully the Prophet repre-
scented the Lord in the matter. He
should have remembered that Israel
was under q special Covenant with the
Almighty by which He was their Sow
ereign, their King, and the Arbiter of
their destiny. The error was allowed
to work out serious penalty for the
disobedient, but when the king and the
people repented and gave evidence that
the lesson had been learned Divine
mercy came miraculously to their as
gistance, as we shall see.
Sennacherib the Conqueror
The King Of Assyria, with a large
army, took the field. Knowing the
difficulties of siege of Jerusalem, he
did not begin with it, but passed down
the Mediterranean coast, overthrowing
the Sidonians and Philistines, to Jop-
pa and farther south; and then east
ward to Lachish, a fortified city of
Judah. The whole country was filled
with fear, as nearly forty cities of
Judah, one after the other, fell. King
Hezekiah and his counselors resolved
to avoid, II possible, a siege Of war.
and sent ambassadors to King Sen,
nacherib apologizing for their temeri-
ty in refusing the tribute money and,
asking what compensation would sat
isfy him.
The penalty was heavy one,
amounting to nearly one million dol
lars, which at that time was much
larger sum than it would be today.
The payment of it required the re
moval of much ornamental gold from
the temple. but it was paid over and
the release granted.
The Lord was waiting to be gracious,
as He always is to those who are His
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RE-ENDOR SEMENT

Mr.. Crowns was interviewed on
September %, 1910 and he had the
following to say: 81 gladly verify
my former statement regarding
Doan's Kidney Pills. This remedy
can certainly be relied upon to bring
relief from disordered kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
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Regulates the bowels, promotes
easy natural movements, cures con-
Regulets. Ask
your druggist for them.


When the husband gets ready to re-
gard his wife as an equal partner in
the marriage firm instead Of an en-
ployee with one share in a million
dollar company, or as merely house
keeper; when he is willing to regard
his income as much his wifes as his
own and not put her in the position
of beggar for every penny she gets;
when he will grant her the same
privileges he demands for himself;
when he is willing to allow his wife
to live her own life in her own way
without trying to boss" her, we shall
have more true marriages, happier
homes, higher Standardization
SWEET Marden in Success Magazine.
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prophecy that the King of Assyria
should not come into the city nor shoot
an arrow there, nor even come before
1t with shields, nor cast up embank
ments Of siege, but that the Lord
would defend the city as His own:
Doubtless the prophecy seemed strange
to the people. By what miracle this
could be accomplished they could not
think. The lesson to us Is that:
'God moves in mysterious way
His wonders to perform;
He plants His footsteps in the sea,
And rides upon the storm
A Hundred and Eighty-five Thousand
Slain In Night
Isaiah briefly and POLITICALLY declares
that the angel Of the Lord smote the
camp of the Assyrians, without ex-
planning in what manner. We remem-
Der the statement of the Scriptures
that wind and fire and lightning may
be the Lords messengers or angels"
Quite probably, in this instance, the
messenger of death may have been a
malignant form Of fever said to pre-
Egypt; but it matters not to us what
messenger the Lord used to turn back
the Assyrian hosts.
The lesson for US is to note the Dt-
vine power which overrules, orders
and directs. so that all things shall
work together In harmony with His
will. 1t was not His viii that Assyria
should become the first Universal En-
pire. That honor was reserved for the
kingdom of Babylon, a century later
at exactly the proper time when God
was prepared to withdraw His own
typical kingdom. of the line of David,
from the earth-to be overturned,
overturned, overturned" until The Mes
siah should come.
The lesson to the Christian is that
we should keep right with God, abid-
ing under the shadow of the Almighty;
and that so doing, all things shall
work together for our good.
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I'M sBIBLE.STUDTES.
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sENNAcHERlB TURNED BACK

UUI u OUT TbTWUt UTW 5EItHytW, u UtTV pIbs-
ent help in trouble. "-PsG 1911.
N A previous study our attention
was drawn to the good King
Hezekiah Of Judah, his zeal for
the Lord and the notable Pass
over celebration which be brought
about and the overthrow of idOlatry
following. Our present study relates
to him at later period in his reign.
The Assyrian empire to the north and
east, with it's capital at Nineveh, had
become great and powerful and threat
ened to become the first Universal En-
pire.
Before Hezekiah came to the throne
of Judah his father entered into a
treaty whereby peace was secured by
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-06-29
The Local Market

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Following are the prices paid by
River Falls merchants and dealers
for farm products, etc., to-day:
The evening world., 1911-02-21

M bwn Is nswsy MnbMs IA. nIm In the ALI md making qHa. stMnt noises With hS
~ RS z. tsweeHy>-whas are you maAnx 50 muoh fuss about John-ws
don't rave to catch q rain!
Nlv Mr. B tpurnns tut his watch-lrs a quArter to N now-J oanx
Nv waste all day here! IT'S IN hab to tahe ony fifteen minutes for
- lunch.
Waiting Crushing up>-ouL montsur-ou. mousieuri
Mr. B.. OcNng VI menu)-wen. what are yu uotng to At oMr1sf
Mrs 0gurgNns-oh. don't hwry mel There are such divine things "a M
nl-offar Ietst take our time. darling
Waiter Observation-Disclosures Is usually not in such a hurry!
Nr B glares atth onender-there Is the lust for sudden hoodshsd In ID
Mrs b smiling soutuly at h wuiteo-wh.t would yu recommend.
GARCONG?
Waiter with Gallo tntenstD-Ah. madame! A little sweetbrsad cavaMst-
wihc epes n White wine sauce epaant madame
Mrs temperamentany)-Don that sound perfectly heavenly, John?
Waiter (ooaxinsly)-A lobster cocktail nrs. perhaps for madams-m . srSsn
pepper denceuse!
Mrs r. trolling her yes-The nan a genius.
Waiter III his elemenO-An aruchoke vtnatsrstts ant Juhenns potatossi
Mrs.. b dn a trance)-Yes-yes,
Mr. 7. IN stentoran accents)-Btng m lie a piece OF: roast bst. . baked %
tao. a up ofc coffee and a piece Of custard pie.
Mrs I. with dlsmay(-Oh John, why do you eat thoset things n . restaurant
when % get them at home all the timer Why don't you try something dansx
something, y0u know-r-(gesdculates vaguely
Waiter uieuy-RECIIERCHE.p perhaps, Madame wishes to sayf
Mrs cleaning bovtnely)-Oh. thank you, Yes. that's what I wanted 20 seyt
Mr.. h docking to see that the dial Is still IN his tmepiece)-IIurry that up
now, George! waiter disappears. Mrs B. settles back n herr chair with Q Sigh
OF absolute content Mr. b consumes three rolls nd two pa.s Of butter.
Mrs. +. Teprvnghy)-My goodness John! No wonder you don't aye Ms
appetite VIXEN you fl in oil bread
MI. r. "oldrD- Bread is about the cheapes, nner you car get haven't paid
the rent yet remember!
Mrs. Bon, dear. Why d. you always remind m e Of unpleasant things when
I'm cut enjoying myself
waiter put lobster cocktail before her, She attacks It with avtdny. There
is a profound. unoroken silence as e devoursf the choice meal moYel by mUseD.
Mr. b. (or the tenth tne)-Got to get a hustle IN, Carrie. I only la W.
minutes to get back to the office!
Mrs.. b. with her mouth full OF NesNlrode puddng) IN have terrible in
digestion II you make m eat an fasterl
waiter presents check 81 Mr. b suffers a series If heartp alptanons
ecovers with al effort AM comes up with the con)
Mrs, H. quitting on her gloves-Wel. next time you a to take m to
lunch give ME the money NJ III go at abne-Tn nav to 20 right into a drug
Mr. h Gn al asideD-Next time Ge. what a chancsi
CURTAIN.
The evening world., 1911-02-21
Chudren's Manners.

To the Editor OF The Evening World
In some respects | agree with "B H.
In regard 10 the rudeness OF SNOWFALL
ing, but when he talks about Young
America" being deficient IN manners
lad lauds the children in foreign u
gies I believe he Is IN error. Having
spent several years In Europe, l think
] am qualified TO express an opinion
on his subject. In France, noted for
chivairy and etiquette, are found some
OF the most d~lsrespectful children /
lave ever come across with excep'
tons OF course). None OF the foreign
Countries, taken as a whole. can come
up to America In regard to manly boys
now about this. readers?
JAMAICA.
PoIicemen's Expenses
To the Editor Of The Evening World:
A reader tells "Patrolman's wife" 70
'.be economical" The writer doesn'
know that policemen have no pay :or
uniforms and equipment. When a patrol
man goes into the business he often
hasn't a bank account and Consequent
he goes into debt the first year 70.
everything he has 20 get. His salary Is
small the first year. and sometimes be.
fore he has finished paying on the -
bill he has TO get another set OF uni
forms.
He naturally has a wife and family
So. between paying rent gas, coal
butcher, grocer. baker and milkman tno
counting sometimes a Doctors bilD.
The evening world., 1911-02-21
Mr.. Jarr Ladies' Out a Large Dose of Advice
but Coyly Avoids Using Any of 1t Himself

'Be Johnny = on = the = Spot. Prompt,
p~ainstaking. BE dignifled and reserved.
Make no friendships IN the ONCE and
get in no feuds II is our friends who
al hurt us more than our enemies, n
way. Until such time as you can go out
to lunch with the boss, go out alone.
Avoid falling An love until your position
brings you into contact with a father
in-law that It is worth while to have,
Bachelorhood is a great asset for a
young man. When you cash It. see you
get a bigger value In return. But. above
all, do better work. more careful work
than the other fellow, and train your
mind to avoid mistakes and TO see and
suggest improvements. and don't forge
that while promotion may be slow 1t will
be sure
I'm dc everything you say, Mr.. Jarr,"
remarked the young man. because !
know you know what you are talking
about"
you bet I do" cried Mr.. Jarr. "If |
had followed my own advice I'd be run
ming his joint now instead OF being a
moor old helpless hack, and a ailur all
around
The evening world., 1911-02-21
Letters From the People

tell YOU the wife can't save much out OF
l am talking about, for / have tried hard
to do II, only to find hat It Is impossible
for me. Just think u. .he hardships we
have to pa, up with, waiting for our
salaries. putting of the landlord AMI
every ono else. Just imagine the
ome where there was reed for doc ,ors
or medicine, l could write volumes tell
ing Of the hardships OF a patrolman's
HE, as only a patrolman's wife who
loves him can. / have seen my WI
handsome husband come home old md
bent from exposure undergone while
every one elise is home, tucked away In
bed. n what is a pa,rolman's salary?
Three dollars and scventy-eight cents a
day, A laborer earns that now and only
works eight hours for It.
rATROIMAN'S WIFE.
Friday, March II, IsOD
T. TIE Edltor q The Evening World;
What vas the date Of the Windsor
Hotel IRE? p. j. b.
"a In the world Almanac.
To tie Editor q The Evening World.
Where can ] find a list OF the lega
holidays In Vermont and In other States
outside OF New York? WILLIAM II,
To Board of Education.
To the Editor Of The Evening World;
Where car | apply TO obtain informa
tion concerning employment of teach
era ~ New York. City? s, ii r.,
Newark, N. J.
The evening world., 1911-02-21

try to be worthy OF It ALL" VAS the
reply.
Pm sure you WILL" said Mr.. Jarr.
Life Is read, life Is earnest. Harry. And
always remember that It easier to get
a better job when one HAS a job than
to get II kind OF "A position when one
has none"
Don't | know IT." said the young
man. fervently. Gee, I've been hust-
ling all over this tow for a month try
ing TO get work at anything for any
thing"
Its one Of the hardest things IN tie
world to get in when one IL out" said
Mr.. Jarr, musinsiy, and so easy TO get
our when one is in. Always remember.
my boy. that one can he born without
personally applying. yet married without
effort. and die without desiring ia do
so. But TO get a posjtiou whom one
hasn't rich and Influential friends ana
relatives ,s most dimcult.
"Retwoen ourselves Harry my mar
sora, on,nIo, &c that - to,yb i,,os 90
havs 70 toll slmply ia exist. ana ,ougher
stm tim, one mas n ,o around horo,,g
Tor ,he work and ,tan NURSING and s,r,,.
ing TO hold If after one has rot A. How.
The evening world., 1911-02-21

the world makes the path TO success
easy travelling FOR the man who Is the
direct opposite OF all this"
TN show them said the young man.
his face lighting up with eagerness and
resolution.
Now here are a few pointers for
you" said Mr.. Jarr. I want you to keep
in mind everything I say:
The young man bow to signify that
he was all attention.
First" said Mr.. Jarr. start at your
work in your new position with the firm
resolve that u never falter that there
is no other man, no other employee
around the place who Is going to do his
work as WE'LL as you Will do yours.
II you are given another mans work
TO do. ave II but temporarily. do It
The evening world., 1911-02-21

each, she is dismissed in thirty minutes with a fee of five dollars.
OF course no really earnest artist, who is honest with himself
and his work, believes that a photograph AN serve Is an effective
Substitute for life. The adoption Of the camera, therefore, is a
sort of mechanical means of making art more commercially profitable
Two years ago it was found in Paris that some artists were using
such cheap paints that the colors soon faded. The trail of the
bargain counter seems to be over everything. We find it in food
and medicines, and literature and education. The artists models
have a right to complain, but they re not lonesome.
The evening world., 1911-02-21

better than that fellow did It,"
Yes, STR" said the young a
BE punctual and late at the same
time. That Is; be first OF tho Job in the
morning n last to quit at night"
IN promise you that. too said tho
young man.
Next, and this Is very important, be
neat in your clothes and person. 1t
counts. especially in a great city. Take
care of your lands Inc teeth. linen and
shoes and clothes. Brush up In your
work. too. II anything puzzles you.
stick to 1t till you now how TO DO It
the right way. II you hav a letter to
write. write as carefully A. though you
we're competing for . neatly written
letter prize"
The young man was all attention.
The evening world., 1911-02-21
His Share in II.

A T a little dinner the other night, According
10 the Philadelphia Times, the assertion
was made that the negro race had longer
memories than white folk. EN-Goy, Bum, who
was present. agreed with the remark, aud to
prove II told the following Some years ago.
when South. met an old coloreI man who
claimed 10 have known George Washington. !
asked him whether he was in the boat when
George Washington crossed the Delaware. and he
instantly replied: 'l0r'. massa' steered dat
hoat,' Well said /, do you remember when
George took the hack at the cheirJ trceF lie
looked worried for a minute, and then. with a
b.amins smile, said WHY, suah, masa; | dun
drove DAT hack mySaH "
The evening world., 1911-02-21
Waiting for a "MoraI Scapesoat."

Probably. before he said Anything to Lady Macbeth about M disturbing saaur
tauon of Inc witches he new wha ne would have to do Bt he vsutd ON
one else to formulate IT, He realized, as many another married MAI has ehse 10
his wife his conscience vas to have a moral capegoa securelyt sthAc>d
in the back ard OF Nil soul.
There nay be thirteen original jokes There Ia b. thr.yax dramatic aM1
atoms. But there never has beer, never wnn BE- but m excuse from ~a
to lis maker:
Lady Macbeth merely votcedt me temptation that VA IN nr huoan6o sk
ambition in the bood Of those who stod between him and Its realisation.
II she had lot shown him hw to 10 It. II she had not let him below ~
he vas merely the nstrumen N not he originator Of . terrible chn> -
might never ave been King and the proagonlt Of m of h wor16s gsskA
dramas as we'll.
He would have lived an died a petty Thane n his name vudd hv 49,
unknown to III generation which came ater HIM
With our modern dfsAte for murder we may not consider Man~nrsA 49,
desirable. tut W 70 have to admit that his wife made II tut by having III oownen
OF his secret hopes
The evening world., 1911-02-21
He Took the Blame.

A UGUST HERMAN the new Grand Ei,
n alted Ruler Of the Ells, said al an Elks
banquet in Detroit;
THE guilty man always gives himself away, ioF,
like the chap who bought the accent patnns
,uit. he can't hide his' guilty conscience.
THE chap | have in mind entered the water
at Atlantic city in a 40cent suit Of blue flan-
mel. As he splashed about he was loined by a
gfrl friend, The girl flashed her bright eyes over
the tumbling c1ranse Of sea, and then, with a
sigh Of delight. she said:
" Tsu't the water blue, today
It's shameful said the man, with a hot
Nussn. ',ts ns~fsS.y ApsM~lA now tfas "ssa
bskiug tAnnsl rus!' "-wsAhlaSt0o StA.
The evening world., 1911-02-21

"T'H VH DVUWTStS Vt UTV7tVH0 WUWtH To HT'
honor and chertSh' Il uOnpdn il gireS him a cold shOrk to rake up and ndI
this includes paying for her hats.
The dtGerenCe betuecn a "drinkinD man and u "high Hrer" is merely a
question OF whether he gets Il at the corner cafe or at cub.
When you consider that anybody uO has a dollar and a teW moments
to spare a get married. regardless Of his character or his income, it seems
almost a shame to take the certificate!
II you wmt a man to propose don't try to make your family codde him.
Make them hate him, because a M neUer really takes hold' until some
body begins to pun the other py.
only erceeded BY the careless eomplace"cy ~ith ~h'ch they do it in the
pdrlor.
At eighteen erery gl frmly beteres mat som day she uiH meet a man
pho looks like the pictures in the backs Of the magazines. An nel!
The evening world., 1911-02-21

signed the letter of
r e C onun
Il expect you to
make good II you
get this Job"
You can depend
on me, Mr.. Jarr.
and | am very
grateful to you for
the nice letter you
have written and
the kind thin rs
YOU have d
about me. I Will
The evening world., 1911-02-21
Fresh Water LeVidthan.

A GENTLEMAN was stplins across q large
~ estate when he came upon q man flshins.
What sort of fish do you catch here''
he aid.
Mostly trout, replied the man.
How many have you caughtf"
About ten or twelve, sir
What is, about the heaviest you have caushti"
continued the gentleman,
w. 4M's \. q. ssa' T. s sss. =: .;'2sst IA
cut "--CAaoa0 Jeunsl
The evening world., 1911-02-21
Wisdom Of tn A n cien
(Juuendl.)

WHO ever prescribed to himself a
w limit to his sins; or eve recov-
cred the blush OF Ingenious shame once
banishei from, his now hardened brow.
IF YOU deserve to be accounted a man
] OF blameless integrity and stanch
love OF Justice, 10Th in word and deed,
then 1 ham you the uu, poblenAn.
The evening world., 1911-02-21
ON THE BARGAIN COUNTER.

n artists model complains Of the rivalry Of the
camera. Time was when an artist had to give
employment to n model for long periods of service,
but now he has only to place her in the desired
pose and take a photograph, Instead Of having
an engagement for several DAYS Of an hour or more