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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-29
PERSONAL.

The body of Captain Thomas, killed in the
recent fight with the Modocs, arrived in Wash
ington on the 18th.
The President has appointed William E.
Davis Assistant United States Treasurer at
Cincinnati
General Van Buren,, the suspended Vienna
Commissioner, says: " For ten months have
spared no eXertion or expense to make our eX-
hlbltlon success, and am utterly unconscious
of doing, or authorizing to be DONE a single
wrong or unworthy thing, and the person who
says have is a cowardly knave and liar
colored boy has carried off the prize of a
cadetship at West Point, in Norfolk, Va He
had nineteen competitors, of whom fifteen
were white.
Judge Pierrepont has declined the Russian
mission, and a telegram of the Goth says the
President had rendered the appointment to ex-
Governor Jewell, of Connecticut.
The trial of George Francis Train, on the
charge of circulating obscene publications,
terminated in New York on the Goth by the
court directing the jury to give a verdict of
not guilty the ground of insanity. Mr..
Bell said that two of the jurors Informed him
| that that was not their verdict. The court
replied: "The verdict is entered and that
| part of the case is disposed of DR.. Cross
testified that this insanity continues, and
| therefore Train must be sent to the State
| Lunatic Asylum Train eXcitedlv said 81
| protest against the proceedings here | have
| been five months in Jail without being granted
a trial" Then addressing Judge Davis, he
| said, Before leave here | move your i'm
| parchment in the name of the people, "
Judge Davis ordered him to sit down. and an
order was made out to send Train to the State
Lunatic Asylum. Trains counsel obtained q
writ of habeas corpus, returnable on the 22d
| Melvin NJ. Cohen, an attache of the New
| Orleans Picdyune, was arrested on the Goth,
| charged with shooting at Governor kellogg,
| on May I, with the intention of killing him.
| He was baied in 5000.
| The Advisory Board of the Civil-Servce
| Commissioners, its session in Washington on
the 2lst, elected Dorman B. Eaton, Chairman.
| There was general discussion on civil
| service affairs, but no other business of i'm
| portance.
In accordance with an act of the Thirty-ninth
| Congress, Associate-Justice Clifford, of the
| Supreme Court, will act as Chief-Justice till
| the President fills the vacancy
| A delegation from New Jersey composed
of ex-Representatiye Hill, Colonel Vermilyea
and other citizens of that State residing in the
neighborhood Of Commissioner Van Buren,
called on President Grant on the 21st and had
| a long interview. The gentlemen expressed
their mistaken confidence in the integrity and
honesty Of General Van Buren,, and urged his
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-29
Sour Milk for Cows or for Hogs.

WE cannot advise the use of sour milk
as feed for mich COWS, because such
food Will be likely to have deleterious
influence upon the quality of the milk
yielded by the cows. We have, in the
germ theory, an explanation of the man
ner in which milk is changed from its
normal condition and rendered unfit for
human food. 1t has been proven that
stagnant water-the water from filthy
pools-is alive with organisms, either an
imal or vegetable, that make it unfit to
use or allow COWS TO drink. 1t has been
shown by the investigation of Professor
Law, that living organism can be carried
IN water through the body Of the COW into
her milk and retain their vitality. 1t has
been proven by experiment that BY feed
ing cows distillers' Stops the yeast plant
peculiar to brewers yeast has been thus
conveyed to the milk and has been found
growing therein. The acidifying germs
IN sour whey, when fed to mich cows
retain their vitality in the milk of such
cows, causing it to sour prematurelv.
Numerous we'll authenticated cases are re
corded where the milk has been injured
by the COWS breathing the foul odors of
decomposed animal matter-the emana-
nations from purifying carcasses Of calves
I1' hoi oto iolt cAposeu III The pasture.
Hence it must be evident that sour milk
when fed to cows must have more or less
influence on the milk yielded by the cows,
affecting its flavor and rendering it more
susceptible to decomposition than it would
If this character Of food was not given to
the COWS.
But if milk is liable to be injured and
tainted from the causes we have named. as
well as from great many others causes,
such as unhealthy cows, the various dis
eases incident to the animals, neglect in
the care OF dairy utensils, uncleanliness in
milking, etc, we increase the difficulty by
putting such milk back into the bodies of
me cows to be again used over in the pro-
cess Oh secretion, and sowing again the
seeds SEEDS OF decomposition for a crop of bad
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-29
DOMESTIC.

Gold closed in New York on the 23d al
11S$l@11S1%.
About dozen men were buried and killed
by rock, estimated to weigh from 10000 to
$4,000 tons, sliding upon them in the New
York Iron Mine, near Negamec, Mich, on
the 18th.
A fire in the ear shops of the c., B. q Q.
r. r., at Aurora, Ill, on the 18th, DESTROYED
eight buildings, with valuable machinery,
four palace cars and other property. The
loss was estimated at over $250,0OO, fully in
surcd.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, to
whom were referred for investigation the com
plants of certain parties who alleged they were
unfairly treated i'll recent letting of contracts
for Indian supplies, has submitted his report
to the Acting Secretary of the Interior, and
says II is not impossible some mistakes were
made Shy which deserving bids did not re
ceiye due consideration; but no new facts have
been disclosed TO this office which, in my judg
ment, would be likely to lead to a different
award if it were now to be made under the
advice of the same parties"
A Washington dispatch of the Goth says:
tsThe Executive Committee of the Grand Army
Vi inc Republic TesOlN CNcllllS lliil IilG
proposed strewing of flowers on the COnfeder
ate graves ut Arlington, Va, would probably
cause disorder and occasion 4 breach OF the
peace, and that the national cemeteries were,
on Decoration day, only open by the order of
the Quartermaster- General for the purpose of
decorating the graves of Union soldiers"
The It. Louis Democrat of the goth pub
fishes a large batch of correspondence from
all parts of Missouri, Southern Illinois, Kan
sas and Iowa, which predicts a large and ex-
celIent wheat crop but short crops Of oats and
corn.
A dispatch from Austin, Texas, on the Goth,
says that grasshoppers in lnnumerable num-
bers had made their appearance in that State,
and were laying waste all vegetation. In some
localities thew had entirely destroyed the corn,
consuming it down to a level with the ground.
They seemed to be moving northward-
A New York dispatch of the 2lst says:
'Esquimaux Joe, in his published statement,
speaks in a disappearing way OF Capt Bud
dmgton, the sailing master of the Poiarls, and
says that Capt. Hall was poisoned, and that
Capt Hall SO expressed himself to him (Joe),
saying there was something bad in the coffee
which he drank on returning from his sledge
expedition; that it made him sick. and that he
had burning sensation. Hans Christian S
statement is to the same effect The prevailing
= impression among the unfortunate nineteen
who were left behind was that Buddington had
willfully abandoned them to their fate The
vessel did not drift away so suddenly that the
men could not have been rescued from their
perilous position"
Judge Durell has denied the claim for dam
ages against New Orleans, presented by the
proprietor Of one of the gun stores which was
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-29
Unaired Chambers.

IPAss some houses in every town who Sc
windows might as we'll be sealed in with
the walls for any purpose they have but to
let in the light. They are never opened,
summer or winter In winter it is too
cold; in the summer the flies stray in, or,
if they are Melted, the dust Sits through
the nets. Now | can tell a person who
inhabits such chambers when l pass him
in the street-there is such smell about
his clothing 1 always wish for sniff Of
cologne or hartshorn or burnt feathers, or
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-29

A New HAVEN man says the longest
funeral he ever heard of took place week
ago. His hired girl went off to it and
hasn't got back yet.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-29
Put YOurs.Ie

Reader, put yourself il ~ vii
and bilious patient md. lstern
lar treatment. A,lon.,t, my &
tives tba. 90 ,s.,a.I 'a'- huddt
%, o,oIe,l .''su Hin is sI'
VI o. "' "'"lcne' OPIUM Ta Johr
little beef tea to keep hin at !! %
of the medicine man upon
tines, his liver and hi. bal dear
dure. Is it any wonder ,s : o,e
fully weak, emaciated s5 e. : ga )
you have any 'gumpti3a . Was
circumstances, and at all I ough
yourself-otherwise tia. . his
mans place. Now m, !ndke
nerson with tho s.,. s'' ''- or, b
sense to resort to H0s.e.r4,. Rbt
remedy. He takes that a- 49,
table tonic and alreratire 2 W.
a day. As a Necessary er~
returns, his digestion .np,-. ' 1...l .
increases, his bowel. brr,r. - Z
sleep is sound and rpt-r, - /. .
buoyant, the tinge Of t ius :
plexion, and in few WEEK. .'oA
This is no fancy pictua. j. y ~
the experience Of thol,4.. u 20
debilitated and despair Z, !. ~,
to ask the reader in who thO
would put himself, if aa
the stomach, the bowels ST.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
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The Cow Tree.

"Among tho many curious pho.
nomena which presented themselves
to me In tho course Of my travels, }"
says Humboldt, 81 confess there
wore few by which my imagination
was so powerfully affected 40 by cow.
tree. On tho parching side of rock
ON this mountain of Venexuel,
grows tree with dry and loathery
foliage, its large woody roots scarce.
ly penetrating into the ground. For
several month in tho year its leaves
are not moistened by q shower It's
branches look as if they wore dead
and withercd but whom tho trunk
is bored, bland and nourisbing milk
flows from it. It is at sunrise that
The vegetable fountain flows most
freely. At that time tho blacks and
natives are seen coming from all
parts provided with large bowls to
receive the milk, which grows yallo "
and thickens at its surface. Some
empty their vessels on tho spot, while
others cairy them to their children
Ono imagines he sees the family Of o
shepherd who is distributing tho milk
of his fock."
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DlsetaBe Sslsh n Thousand d
Symptoms.

Dyspersis - the most psrplexiug Of all
human ailmerts. Its symptoms..aro almost
iuanNs In their variety, and the forlorn and
dependent vistimB ot.lhS dsbsase of on fancy
themselves tho prey, In turn, ofevery,kuown
malady. This 10 dus, In part, to tho close
sympathy which exiats between tho ct OHM oh
and tho brain. and In part nlso to the fact
that any dislurbahoS ur tho digestive funo
.ion necessarily disorders the liver, the
bowels and tho uervouo system, and affects.
to some extent, tho quality Of tho blood.
a hedieIhe that, like Hoatettor's Bitters,
not only tohns the stomach, but at tho
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purifies the fluids and "mihisters to n
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Moreover. i 10 invaluable as q preventive
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appetizer and stomnahio hahitualfy three
tinlss day win over be troubled with op.
prssaioh after eating, nausea, sour eruota-
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TO lncR upon lils "as through q glass,
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
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Luck in n Name.

Sarah Butillon, n factory gill ei
Now Hampshire, has had . fairy
story. In nowspapor she accident.
ally saw tho name ofa Mr.. Butillon,
Of Natchitoohes, who had taken part
in some public demonstration. The
name being quite unoom mon. Sarah
wrote modest lotter Of inquiry, civ.
ing her own genoalogy, and suggest
ing that there might be somo rela.
tionship. In fortnight camo an an
twer, cheerfully written, in which .
distant relationship was dem onstratad .
The Southorner added that he was
old, without family and had few
friends, and earnestly hoped for
q kcontinuation Of oorrespon dence.
Agreed to, and kept up tor thrse
years but her last letter remained
unanswered. for ,throe months, when
cameo letter, from NJ. Bdtillon's
lawyer, informing her that the dear
old man had left hor his whole prop.
erty, amounting to ovor $40O, 900.
Sarah, by the way, just before reoo,v.
ing the news, had married o young
man Of her.own rank. and now they
have gone down to 'Natchitoehss to
look afteritheir aeseta.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
Special Notices.


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,sssim oai"!s from every patt Of .he ,SeaH |;
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Joahs &; thale and female. 10 sufficient to
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TERKS-IN ADVARtH.
Amendments to tho Bankrupt Law.

There is some enquiry regsraipg
tho Two recent amend ments 10 tho
Bankrupt Aot. They arc two. The
following will become q law IN TWO or
three days, it having paased Both
houses and only awaiting tho signs-
ture Of tho President
That it was the true infant and
mehning of an ACT approved juno
9th, 1872, entitled "An Act to amend
an Act entitled 'An ACT to establish
uniform system Of BANKRUPTCY
throughout the Unitcd States .p-
proved March 2d, 1861" that tho
exemptions allowed the bAhkrhpt by
tho said Amendatory ACT should, and
it is hereby enacted thot shall, be the
amount allowed by the constitution
and laws Of each State, Respectively,
as existing In thu yeaf 1871 and
that such exemptions bo valid against
debts contracted before the adoption
and passage Of suoh State Constitu-
tion and laws as woll as those con-
tractcd after the same, and against
lions by Judgment or daoseo Of any
decision Of any suoh court rendered
binco tho adoption and passage Of
such constitution and laws to tho con
trary Notwithstanding.
Tho following have been signed
by tho President, is already law.
It was printed in tho Congregational
Globe of February 7tb, but appoars
to have passed unn oticod elsewhere
"rhat whenever corporation ore.
ated by the laws Of any State, whose
business is carried on wholly within
the State creating tho same, and also
any Insurance. company 80 orested
whether all its business shall bv oar.
ried on in suoh State or not, has had
proceedings duly commenced agains,
such corporation or company before
tho Courts Of such State for the pur.
roso of winding up the affairs of such
corporation or company and dividing
it's asscsts ratnbly among its creditor.
and lawfully among those entitled
thereto prior to proceedings having
been commenced against such oorpo:
tion or company under the bankrup'
laws Of the United States, any orde,
made or, that shall be made by suot
aCou.t agreoably to tho State law
for the ratable distribution or pay
ment Of any dividend Of assets tt
tho creditors of suoh corporation O.
company whilo such State Cour
shall remain actually or constructive
ly in possession or control Of tn,
assests Of such corporation or uombsn,
thall be deemed valid, notwithstand d
ing proceedings in bankruptcy ms,
have been comm mehced and b. pend
ing against such corporation or Oom
,pany.
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THE MORNING STAR
Daily Edition

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Epi3ooty Among Cats.

We stated some days sinoo that tl,s
canine population were afflicted with
The epizooty, and we now learn that
the same disease has got among oats
in thhia ,elty.a Ono gentleman ia.
forms us that two Of his feline Dets
have had it 10 an aggravated form,
one of them having suffered 90 sevoro.
]y that she wilt hereafter be Of no
service, both Of them having prsyi-
onsly beon G.s;rate mousera. - W..
Star.
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sJURTJBEsHA

which is pronounced by the leading medical
authorities of London and Paris ',he most
poncrfui tonic and Alternative known to the
medical world" This ia No new and un-
tried discovery but hns been long heed by
the ltalins rhysiclahs bf other c5nh,ries
i,h wonderful remedial rcshlts.
Don't weaken and impair ths digestive
organs by cathRttics aud physics. they give
only temporary rclief-tnuigestioh Ha,u
lcncy md dyspepsia with piles md kindred
disease are sure TO follow their uee.
Keep the blood pure and health Is aBsur.
cd.
JOHN q. KEttuu1,
l8 Plat g.; N. Y, Sole Agent for u. 3.
Price Oue Dollar per Bottle. Send for oir-
oulhr. mnr IL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRIGGS & BROTHERS
TKsaEaTJ@.TERWasEa
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was fSrmerly found in our Annual ratn.
iloSno. Y8u will Hiss it if YOU order eccd;
before seeing Briqgh & Bros Quaftcr:y;
We challenge compar!sbh III 4unliiy Ct Sec,
and PRICES aud siz.s Ut unckcts. Gu,
...'Chlendar Advance Sheet ana Price Ls
For S3," stht nec. Address
BRIGGS Il BROTHER,
Stedsmen md Florists, Roche,ter, n. Y.
dco 27-4w