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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28
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CIeoo1o0eDS - Next 10 600I10e0o.
Mark Twain insists that he was not joking
in his account of T. K. Beecher's church in
Elmira- Such plan as that described by
him has really been contemplated, and will,
if possible, be carried out. He says:
"As near as / can come at it, / did moi
utter falsity, but INDUCED too much, con-
sidering the fact that building committees
and pastors powers are not absolute, and
that their determinations are but kept to
themselves until they are irrevocably com.
pacted into brick and mortar. However, the
plan for the church is not likely to be
altered"
According to some people the proposed
bathing rooms will constitute the most alb
surd feature of the church. 1t strikes us,
however, that they are the most sensible in.
novation of the lot. If ''Cieanliness is next
to Goodness" there can surely be nothing
wrong in having bathing room next door
to worship room. A great many people
would be saintlier If they were only cleaner.
We once knew of baptism in which Dor
rowed shirt which had been given out -
white and clean - snow. came back a. filthy
- though all of the mans aims had lodged in
it in coming out. Who will deny that the
physical a we'll Is spiritual result of his
baptism was highly beneficial to the man.
A prayer meeting held Immediately after all
of the members bod taken good refreshing
both would be . much livelier affair than
some of the sluggish entertainments of that
kind We have attended. N. r
Express.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28
They Like 10.
A letter to the Cincinnati Times tells this


A letter to the Cincinnati Times tells this
story:
Travelling on some business, yesterday, in
the country, was surprised to zee three men
moving grass who wore nothing more than
q shirt and a skirt of the same finish as a f.
male petticoat. l stopped and asked if they
were not ashamed and afraid OF being laugh
ed at. The ready reply was: eff We were
half naked in pants no one would laugh at
Us. We can thus do more work without the
bad effects of the sun on our bodies, and with
out the severe sweating, and the adhearing
of pants, the skirts being light and loose. We
wear skirts instead of pants in all our heavy
work, and some of our neighbors do the same
We hope the time will come when every
working man will wear the clothes most con-
venient and easy for him, without reference
to an old and foolish custom that men shall
not wear any clothes similar to the present fe-
male apparel. Why should not We be allow
ed to dress like females if We choose?
would there be anything wrong in it? The
old Jews, Christ and his apostles, we're eimi-
larry dressed, and it was the custom for 400
years. And are We any better for wearing
pants? No sir.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28

A NAN in Kansas vas present At the fun
ersl OF . neighbor ofvhom no good could be
honestly aid. But everybody was saying
something, and thi. man, not Wishing to ap-
pear singular, but incapable Of lying eulaU,
remarked that it was Every nice quiet
corpse"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28
AGRICULTURAL.
Farm and Garden.

SAVE Id6 AHfLES.
The scarcity and high price of genuine
cider vinegar makes it always a printable
article OF manufacture on farms which pos
sen an orchard, as every farm should. Al
thus season apples commence to fall from the
trees. and the quantity that might be saved
~ few minutes work each day i some
thing worth consideration. A small cider
mill and pres may now be purchased for
ten dollars and upwards, and wherethere are
twenty trees In the orchard, the amount
saved By its use the frst year would equal its
Cost. Alter very high wind. suficient apple.
might be gathered for grinding, the Juice
might be turned into cask and additions oc-
casionally made until il is filled, when, after
being properly converted into vinegar and
racked Of from the sediment, it would find
good market in any town Of Considerable size.
The pomace would be excellent for the hogs.
and q small quantity placed in wide-mou;hed
bottles or shallow pans and covered with
water would make very Efficient traps for
moths Of all kinds.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28

It q ProPoaed 70 build the great Southern
Pacific road on the three-foot gauge. The
Vice-President of the Company wrote Henry
G. Stebbins, noted New York capitalist on
the subject and in his reply Mr.. Ssebbins
nys: In my opinion, ii viii not be possible
70 resist the weight Of testimony in favor Of
these railways over any other gauge, and
certainly agree with you, that the discovery
of their efficiency viii do more for the South
and Southwest than could have been done BY
any other human means. regard the sue
csssful agitation of the matter at this lime q
equal to the discovery and introduction of
the cottou-gin for the whole Southern section
of the countzy.-N. r Tsmes.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28
rhe Swedish TaPntP.

late Prot. johnson and other distinguished
agricultural chemists, the following facts in
relation to Swedish turnips have been estab-
lished:
A ton Of bulbs contains l,19O pounds of
wat'r nd go pounds of dry matter; ton
of Il. contains l, 900 pounds of water and
$40 =, unds Of dry matter. II will be seen
from this that the leaves contain in the same
weig' =, one fourth more dry food than the
bull
A tcn Of bulbs gives IL pounds of ash; a
ton Of leaves gives 33 pounds of ash. Or the
leaves, weight for weight, take from the soil
twice IS much as the bulbs.
In the ash of the leaves, a much Larger
portion Of earthly phosphates exists than
is found in a corresponding weight OF
the ash of bulbs. The phosphate of lime
predominates. and this is the earthy part Of
the bones. From this we learn that leaves
contribute more than the bulbs toward form.
ing the bones of animals.
A ton of bulbs contains from three to SIX
pounds Of phosphates, 50 that not only doe.
a given weight Of leaves exhaust the soil in
a greater degree than an eqnal weight O.
bulbs, but is also fitted to give the anima
more of those materials from which tn,
bones are to be formed. On this account tn,
tops Of rutabaga are very suitable food fol
young stock. As the tops contain more o
the constituent parts OF milk than the bulbs
cows fed on the tops and bulbs give NOR,
milk than those fed on the bulbs alone. II
all cases hay should be given as a correctiv,
OF the bowels. White turnips, when fed t.
mich COWS, produce more milk than Swedes
The White Globe turnips excel all Others TO
producing milk Turnip tops spread over
turnip field and plowed in, will be as bene
fetal to the soil as consuming the crop oil
the land by folded sheep.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28
srnu can Du-.

Detroit has turned out Q succeusful street
car dummy. Tie car i % afI.need thai
the engine coneumes its own smoke and
steam, s-d moves along lie strsst Ike q
thing Of lie, noissleasly and smoothly. The
cot d running i i Soas-6Ahs - than b.
horse-po~er. One dollar Per day viii keep
it in foe, and tuo nsa can run l. Il i %
arranged thaG Tie 0C.e only occupies sur.
plus room under De iooe ofths en-, Il bsina
somewhat hiehss thaa Ordinary can.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28

TWO DOUBLE ACROeTICs.
Here are two double aerostics, from the
Boston Transeipt, which will tax the ingnu-
ity of our young readers, and bring into play
their knowledge Of history and literature. II
our young readers fail, rs most Of them will,
they should set the older folks to work, and
they will find their wits sharply exercised.
Send Us the answers when you have made
them out:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28

/. T. SMITH
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23

probation of the composers ideas.
Cassie chased the Carnical all
over the keys, all through the known
keys, diatonic, chro matte, major and
MINI in style that will tie remem
bered with pleasure by ali who were
so fortunate as 10 witness the exeyu
ton.
'v1he Wedding March by Mendles,
sohn )" by Miss Scott aud Prof,
Balcomb, was true rendering Of this
grand old march, which viii never br-
come old.
The exercises closed with " Mr.
Ma," by Miss &. Scott. This was
decidedly the gem of the rehearsal,
and was given in most artistic mau
ner. Martha requires the unison
Of soul with heart to make it sue.
cess, as il is a production requiring
energy, deep feeling and often cape.
cions humor-al these different styles
compel the player to adopt cores
pending alteration Of manner and
style in its successful rendering.
The rehearsal was a success, and
shows that decided Improvement is
being made in musical science by ON
musical friends. We congratulate al
on their Attachments and successes
and have endcavored in our crit.
ciSm to sdeak candidly yet justly, hop
inc all may be in measure benefited
by our opinion. Mr.. Ealcomb is do
ing u good work, and we hope 10 sec
il continue, as il will. Till our towns
shall have become, IS they actually
must, noted for their musical tai
ent
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
.t hnllio tina Fab. -, l87l1
Mortgage sale.
John rhi'ins against AIassoa Hughson and
fhila NJ Hnghsou, hta wiit.

John rhilips against Aassoa Hughson and
rhila NJ Hnghsou, his wi,5.
Whereas, default has b'cn MADE in tho
pasmeHt OF he money secure,. TO he paid by
a mnrtgAge dated on The 10th dry Of May,
A. y, is6T, executed by Aanson ,'ughson
and rhia NJ Iughsou, his wife, of the touE-
" Of COLUMBIA aud Stare of W scousin, to
John Phillips, OF the County OF Rerssulcar
in he State OF New (aek, anl which mort
gage was daly recorded ia the office of the
Register ol Deeds in the County of Wood
and State Of Wisconsin,, on the 2ish day OF
October, 1861 at . O'Clock p m, In Volume
u II mortgages, on page 3l2; aud where,
MS no nc ZION az proceeding has been instItu-
ted AZ law 70 rpcover the dent now remain.
ing n'cihy said mortgage, or any part
thereof That suid mortgage contains
power Of >lle theecin, and which is duty re.
corded rs viii appear by said mortgage, aud
the the rec nd thereof ~ tccnTded rs afore,
said hat said mortgage WAS given TO seeuro
the paNnert of c,rt4in prumisoFy note for
the sum 81 seyen Thousand dollars, dated De-
Gender lst 1862, AMI PAYABLE 20 said John
Phillips, "a hraIer. will, Interest from the Sd
-as vt lanuirF, 1883 IA seven payments, as
fnIlows une thousnud dollars ami the In.
trrest ou the whole sum on the first dav of
April 1868, aud on, houstnd dollars on the
first day Of Apr IN each mud EVERY wear there.
after with intvur annually, until tho wtplA
sum was paid Aptllhc amount claimed to be
due unnn said motteagr At ne date Of thi.
notice, is the sum OF three thousand seven
hundred and ,Nt, -oue ddiars aud thiftv.nine
cents. t,r principal aud interest unpaid to
this date, md he further sum of twenty.fve
dollars sal, ituT% fees 81 birb Il tle ubaiu
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23

We are IN receipt of the above
named paper which is little gem,
and must, we think, find its way into
many, very many households. 1t is
a pictorial quarto and Is full OF excel.
ent matter instructive to old and
young. 1t is published in New York.
Terms &2o0 per year, in Clubs OF
twenty, sl.75.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
First publication March Is, 1871
In prObate--Wo God Co. Court

In the matter Of the estate Of Louis Has.
bronek, deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of J. b.
Hasotonck Of the city Of Grand Rapids, 10
the county of Wood and state of Wisconsin.
representing among other thags, THAT Louis
Hasbrouck OF sad city Of Grand Repids. on
the fifth day Of march. 1871, at sid civ Of
Grand Rapids, died intestatr. leaving goods
chattles and estate EltlEin this County aud
that he, the ssid petitioner, Is the h other Of
said deceased and PRAYING thar idna,stf4
ton OF said estate be- to him grant a. il IL
Orderea That said petition be- hratd before
the Judge IF I'll. fourt, On ~tfurag the
Sch day of April, 1871 a. oee o'tiaak
A. his ufEcr ii sdfd .i1' sl ira 81
AID il il lufth5 gri Bias aat
be giseH To The hts- - s.1 set5s & su4
N all per-pas Interested l.1 P4biasiHg i
cop' OF hi- ofdtr ftr three staege. tive nt'es-
PrioF - said day If hearing, ia tho Weed
County Rvrrcr. j weekly pew-pape3 pint.
70 and published at Grtnd RapEl- IA SAID
s2aHiy
j. D. HTTEk,
County Judge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
orr II. II. Prospects.

We leaIr from private sources that
,uH and complete arrangements have
been eonsmnate1 by Ir. krlcbun
t,r the furnishing 81 the iron "f the
q. Il a l.. =. Il. r., and tbat the
vatG af sgrte ylnz ana grading wit
n5w receive TIE immediate attention
% lbe Directors 4 new set II ID
reetnrs VIII be chosen immediately,
AMI the WORK be prQseesiies with al
sigar. Mr.. Ketchuus may be expect
ed here in 9 few days.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
Uar Fl0Cers.

We noticed a day or two since a
beautiful boquet of wax flowers made
by Miss Fannie Balderston, and en-
closed in a tasty octagon frame
The mechanism was perfection itself
almost, ana entities the little fingers
who wove its DELICATE texture to grea,
praise for patience and skill.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23

For Safe.
The Brundagc residence, in the cit,
of Grand Rapids, consisting of three
desirable lots with fine dwelling, barn
aud convenient out houses, shrubbery
etc. The property will be sold cheap.
Enquire of II. b. Philleo or J. +. IN
graham.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23

I P. POWERS,
LAW, LA N ID,
ASn
TAX-PAYING AGENT.

Having been engaged IN the Land Agency
business a number of years before Wood
County was formed, and possessing superior
facilities for detecting trespnsscrs on lands
owned by non-rcsidents, ! feel assured III
giving perfect satisfaction to all who may
see dt to employ me as agent to attend
20 the prompt payment of Taxes, to the IN
vestigatioa of Titles, to recording Deeds,
to procuring Patents on Lands, TO prqtec'
ton Of lands from trespassers in this and
adjacent Counties, and such other business
as may be called upon to perform
have constantly on hand good Farming
Lands and Village Lots. to sell in quantities
and on terms to suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention given to entering
Government and State Lands.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
Gen. Camera,

S. S. Harrington, Esq, has just re,
ceiyed a new GEN Camera at his
Photographic rooms on Oak Street.
AS high as l6 pictlrea can be taken
with this improved camera at one sit
ting. He has reduced his prices to
A for IS cents; S for sl.25; Is fol
Sl.50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK I!
BELFOUNDER HORSE.

The above named horse will stand at the
folio wig places: A the barn % J. u Has
bropck ia Grand Rapids, IN Monday aud
fne.daN, April loth and il'bt a. the Cen
rralia Ilou-e barn, in Cen'rniil, an Wrdns
day AID THURSDAY April l2th and 18Th At
HE barn Of Pei & Erickppp, in It." town Of
sgcl, Friday and saturday, AoriI lih and
ljth, 1871, Sad horse Is years odd, of q
dark ch~slnu color, l6I hands high, Weighs
nearly 4nn and il said tn y" uDe Of the
fastest bnrsrs IN the State TrHs--fo IL.
sure, - fnr the SEASON. ~ fr single sen.
wee. So pny dawn Parties d.po,ing Of
mn es aith tral by said ayrse, Will be resptn-
sib!c luf tie fee.
ABRAM BENDER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23

bled at the residence Of Mr.. Letpbvre,
in Centralia, last Saturday, and in a
series of performances on the piano
forte, demonstrated that since the re-
hearsal Of last fall they had made a
marked Improvement The first piece,
by Miss Jennie Webb, the title of
which we now forget, WAS played with
perfect precision, aud considering the
age Of the pupil and length Of pfac-
t,ce, was the best OF the entertain
ment.
Tie JIolet," by Maria Reeves,
revealed u very decided Improvement
since the last rehearsal, both as re,
CARDS touck and time.
Tie Snom Drop and Rose" by
Miss Antonette Mennet, was well
played for one SO young, Miss Men
net will make an excellent PEI former.
A musical production entitled +" The
Upside Do,rn Galtop' "a strange
production as indicated by its title
n1oraa i. u;,, Ami. n,,,n, w..
n;,h ,,.,,,.;..ln ,1 ,;,,n o.,
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=, lp,n, j., ia, s.,,a ,,,n wa.
,J,,.1 van w;,h = ann, e,nn ION.
AMI II ax.,Ito,+ ,,y,.
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El,,;,o \v.th ,,,..oi.a ,..., I..iI.
ed Improvement since the last rehear
sal--a slight embatfa salient which
will wear off with wears and practice,
tended to somewhat dclract from the
execution, Monsieur ri N,i,g,,oe
Denis," by the same pupil, is a beau,
tiinl selection and was rendered IN a
very commendatory manner.
-" Vase La Mote, by Miss SUSIE
RabIin, was well performed, bnt the
time was in many respects faulty
\ Ballad, by Miss Susie, " 1ahe
Ne .1croSs to P0pa,' was very ta>uIy
rendered with much force aud ex-
preston.
Gohlen Tress, and LIE GrnH9
DHchessc, by Miss Cyrilla Smith,
were rendered with great skill, eyinc-
ing a very decided improvement, IN
lingering, touch aud time.
7g,e H,;1oe Of .S;,bso q ,ar,
hnaut;fnl sa,c,inn o;,en s,y Nj.
Flo Roe wasn,ay,i with uurh tast,
tbouob the time was hurried Win
more at,.n,ion to time .he o;ll main
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
NERVOUS DEg.gE.Irg

THOUSANDS suffer from t.-A wcak
l nnr,pus egbga. I'd irririg, no ehrrgs
animation o. vigor fpw spitltS, cdhfa'ri
head. week m"iHotr, npctupll or tng"la9-
iary -emilal cipiesuiH wIth loss Of poser
AID threatened impotence The consequence
Of excepSas. ns,fae,k ~ iu1i@"reti1ns. THIS
il NERVOUS IEHll Iri and il hads q SOW
er,igu remedy IL ~ dPHREf's noHEo,
J. tTHI sEEtlfIC NJ. TWENTY HGHT
Thoussnds have been cured by those supple
sugar pijl.. The, tome up tle syst"p. arres.
TIN. discharge iispj fhe gloon and uirH y,
depression. md f'jpyrnsIe the s}ss"ht 800
piice - for a package Of fy. bGfrs and a
vial If pnwdrf. which - lmPpfttHt IN ali
long staadiis gases, or : pc single box -
Sold by 40 hf-t-clis- ! yggts 4, atd srnt "a
amy adde's. On receipt ~ he price Address
HUMPHREYS rrEf IFiG HDht0PA fiflG
AEDi HI co, 562 BenADwAy, New York
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23

Thunder otss,e Lta.ttHtHg.
Ours is an unusual season thus far.
Brilliant flashes OF lightning followed
with peals Of crashing thunder in the
face of driving snow storm, and
with the THERMOMETERS below the fieez.
ng point, are rather "pecnliar."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
SitOlC.

Another Slight fall Of snow last
Wednesday night Spring is either
too modest to make her Didn't OF 50
coque,,iSh that she fingers in tie lap
of vintcr-ju>t fooling the old tyrant.
II she's coming we wish she'd come
along like a little lady"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23

Bro. Philleo's apology" Is ac.
cepted, aud credit given tor its cash
value.
pAsro~ or VI f.. CHURCH.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
WEDLOCk.
The fs,.;. Of Ciyil SocIcfv

1T FsfHSfs IN NIFH S6CICty.~'
Essays fof Young Nee, on the honor an
happiness IF Marriage, and Tho evils an
dangers Of t'eliaaey with sanitary help f.,
the asainmriif Of mans trae position In life
sen, fr2r. IL so9lpd envelopes. Address
HOW sRD ASSOCIATION. Box r, Philsds!
phia, Pa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
GIFT Concert.

The tickets will be returned on
Sunday morning next unless further
orders are received from Milwaukee
Those wishtn to buy should pur-
chase at once.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
SeceFc Loss.

NFEEFC IONS.
We learn that J. 3. Lovmgston, Of
Eas, S.. Louis, known to orr people
as formerly resident of Grand Rap,
ids, in the recent tornado lost his
entire lumber yard--scarcely board
being left. If sympathy is worth
anything, Mr. Lovlngston is rich.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
LcInerdeRldiNc.

Prof. r 5. Wells is entertaining
our people with series of his soiries.
Last night was the first, aud although
we were rot in attendance, it was
pronounced a first class affair and
no humbug.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23

DfhttStTO.
DR. Nj. Hoffman advises us that he
will be at this place on the Goth inst
Those wishing his services will note
the fact.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
Mess. Pork.

Mess. Pork.
OF my own packing and warranted
full weight, extra heavy broadside,
also Sugar Cured Hams and Shodl-
ders, Soap Grease, &c, at
j. HoMIER's.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
The School.

The winter term will close on Tues
dav next. There will be a very short
vacation in order to avoid the hot
weather of the summer in the summer
term.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
To the People.

I hereby declare myself on independent,
candidate for CITY Marshal and Collector, Al
the forl hcomiug spring election, aud solicit
the votes of my friends
A. PIERCE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
CITY Bakery.

Phil. Ward has procured the ser,
vices of hrst-class baker, and pro
poses to run trst-class Institution
this summer He will hold forth at
the Sweeney building, aud keep a
general assortment of confectionery
8-r
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
Temperance 1ddfess.

Don't forget the temperance lecture
at the Methodist church next Sabbath
evening, by Mr.. Webb.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23
Burns, scalds, Bruises, Lameness
Rheu matism, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Earache & Sore Throat.

il is w1iyallcd M other remedy 50 quick
" or SO surely cures PILES or lENDR
RHulDS, intrrnnl OF external hiiado, b,aed
ia1, are rnmrutlF euted by Using !, inter
naliy and eXtcrngly ola uLtCHRS AMI
fAiiGo~E VEINS Of thr legs are cared bN
1t. ALL lEAQERjI NGEe, whe her hlrcd
ing fro a the NOSE, TEEid, LINUS, STOW,
AGH, BOWELS o. other osslns, arg more
promptly controlled and cared Nv il, tban bN
any other known rrmrdr. Seerrs G! persons
owe III II lives TO Us benign aciop.
Hundreds OF Physicians aud Dentists
use it largely in the' practice with the most
triumphant sue cess
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-03-23

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