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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-05

1t was at the second battle of Bull Run
that eannon-ball carried off poor
soldiers leg. Garry me to the rear p
he cried to a tall Yankee companion,
who had been fighting by his side. The
Yankee caught the wounded soldier up,
and, as he was about to put him across
his shoulder, another cannon-ball car
ried off the poor fellows head. The
Yankee, however, in the confusion, did
not notice this, but proceeded with his
burden towards the rear. "What are
you carrying that thing for 2" cried the
officer. Thingi" returned the Yankee.
+" Its a man with his leg shot off," "Why,
he hasn't any head p cried the officer.
The Yankee looked at his load and for
the first time saw that what the officer
said was true. Throwing down the body,
he cried "Confound him he told me it
was his leg -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-05
DHOSPHATE!

To close out the balance of our Phosphate, we will
sell WILLIAM L. BRADLEY'S XL SuperphOs-
phate for s4 per ton.
ENoCH GOES Phosphate at s53 per ton.
We have a FRESH lot of Plaster just received
q ARMS s. WILSON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-05

NJ. GEORGE, Surgeon Dentist. Teeth
: flled with Gold or Silver. Satisfaction given
AL cases
II Particular attention is given to inserting Ar
cal Teeth with all the modern improvements.
ice No. l, Up Stairs. Union Block
@ BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-05

mi AMADON, Matchmaker and Jeweller.--
n &Constantly for sale Watches. Clocks, Gold and
vcr Work and Fancy Goods. Also good assort-
int of Guns Rifles and Fishing Tackle. In Went
rth's New Building.
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The Dall,uI'y Punch. .

The '.Danbury News book is ma le
up largely OF those iroll paragraphs
which appeared ori-inally ia the Dan
bury News. and being copicl far and
wido by diT3ront Nspap3rs, -saina t
for Nr. Daileya national roputati. Il,
the title Of 1.-The Punch of America, p"
the name of "the most popular humor-
ist in the United States, AMI so forth !;
but it contains sl>o mary sketches tha,
have never before been published. The
humor Of the book recalls Mrs. Part
in-ton and Artemas Ward. TEt
homcly topics are ike those about
which Shil ,ber made his funniest par
agraphs, an the droll SMILES are Ike
those OF W ard. The full title of the
book is ''i4ifc in DAnbury: being Il
brief but comprehensive record Of the
loings of a remarkable people, under
more remarkable circumstances, and
chroncled in a most remarkable man
ner by tire anthory' "lnd carefully com
piled with pair of eight-lollar shears,
By way of preface he tells ''whv
wrote a book" This question, he says
why he wrote q book, has assaiIed hun
dreds before our day, will atfiict hur
dreds in Years to come. "And prct,t
bly there is no form of interrogation,
he adds, $50 loaded with subtitle tor
tare as this very one, unless it is to b.
asked for light in a strange depot BY q
man YOU had Jusi selected out Of seven
teen tnous md as the man to be the most
likely to give match Various au-
chor5 have various reasons for writing
their books, he says, but whether the
reasons they give the world are thei,
rae reasons it is not for him to Judge
= 1t is matter which lies between tbs
author and his conscience. and I knav
OF no place where it would be less like
ly to be crowded." But his reason
for writing book is 50 novel, 90 dit
Ferent from all others. that the public,
he thinks, may be pardonet for feeEn!
an intense desire to know it. ''oone
aave written book for money; L have
aot. Some for fame; | have not.
Some for love; [ have no1. L have
not written d book for any ofthese rea
sons, er ali of them combined. In fact,
geatle borrower, | have not Written a
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National Sunday School LESSON
for
Sunday, July 13, 1872,
Subject: The Flight into Egypt:
Matthew IL 1928.

b.. And when they were departed, beh ID, The
angel Of I; he Lord appeared to Joseph in 4
dream saying,
| Arise, and axe the young child and his mother
! an flee into Egypt, and be thoU there until
bring the word for iierod Will seek the young
| thllt to destroy him
| IA. When he arose. he took the young child
sl'i his mother by aight. aul iepartc't into Egylt
| u. tnl was there until the death of iicrol
| that it might be tulirlle (which was spoAcn OF
| the lord By the prophet, saying, gat OF Egypt
| have cafle,l my son. Hoseo AI,
| Is: Then Hero !, when he saw that he was
eessd Of ior its SSf G tM III
were in Bethlehem. and III all the coasts thereon.
FROM two years OIL ami under, according TO the
time which he had diligently inquired OF tue
wise men.
II. Then was fulfilled that which was spoken
by Jeremy he prophet saying, Der XXI, 80
IS. In Rama was there voice heard, amen-
tatl on and weeping. and great mourning, ftich-
cl weeping for her children, ana would not DC
comforter, because cney are net.
19. But when Herol was dead kctola. an an
gel Of the Lord appeareth in dream to tosGl Il
in Egypt.
%. Saying, Arise and take tho young child
agt bis mother and Sc into the land of Israel :
ioi they are dead which sought the youn. child )
lie.
n. And he arose, and took tho young child
ami his mother, and came into The land ol I.rael
Y. But when he heard that Archelaus lid
reign III Ju lea IN the room Of bis father Herod
lie Was afraid to go Either: rttw ftust antiag
being warned Of Col in q dream, 1e turneJ aside
into the parts OF Haiice:
23. And he came and dwclt in a city callei
Nazareth: that it mihht be fuIhllc which was
spoken by the prophets, lie shall be called a
NaZarene. Joi.n i, H..
TOPIC: Gods ways are not our ways,
GOLDEN TEXT: For iae shall give his
angels charge over tn-c, to keep the fir
all thy ways. Is0. Xci, IL.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-10
The Victor Machille,
And the Wilcox & Gibbs.
o. G.. EEEVES, Agent.

If you want to make your lady present that
viii! make her face look III, picture,
Fust bend down and WHISPER in her Ear thatyon
have bought her a Wilcox or Victor.
? sell he Victor. because 1t is the best.
I have Ii. e it, and know 1t, Tor have used
the rest.
Scn,c men there arc engaged IN trade,
fH4 think that they know full welt
The virtues OF the Sewing Machine, they have
on hand to SELL
Hare fortunes in ihcir business made, they talk
ed so much and well
That there was the only place COOL Machine
would sell
They Hade their customers believe, TIE place TO
IRA &c there.
And If they bargains would receive, they must
n5t trade elsewhere.
They have a domestic that Is seYne, DAVIS
that is more.
Some cheap machine they are Offering, And
soIee We have had before
that lasted just about two yesrs, two years
and nothing more.
He have had test OF all Machines, that sews
with the lock stitches
And the Nicfnr beats the best Of them to make
pair Of tansthins)
1t has the movement OF the Howe; the Singer
for its feed.
There is no better known Machine I don't ex-
cept the Weed.
And you will tind the best single thread Ma
chine in the W orld,
The Wilcox and Gibbs Mahcine Sold at,
MRS. JAS. HAMILTON'S.
Grand Rapids, Wis.
! <CsI! and soc them before you buy> 27-m6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-10

merits IF con:agion less tangibls tc
the senses, dc MT destroy their yivu-
lcnce, AMI it often happens Tat c
miserable victim Of cancer or cons I.!g-
ton IN tile process of dyin.. cxtcn :
disease through a whole hJ;;;-I. /,
and destroys the health an lives oi
scvC n other individuals IF r, ar1s
provided for however the pr patio {
wo,li have suffered much less, anl So
eiety very little:
It is r ally skockin- to behold men
Of ": > .aol sense nti sta Iii, in :
~ios,' contemplating, little else than
mitigating some Of the most obvious
evils and crimes --deoiorizing the So
cial ulcers, countenancin@ and encour-
aging public thieves, swindiers, de-
! frauders, and tlrcir small array OF tale
bearers to assemble together to create
what they call public opinion, behind
which they attempt to hide their own
shame faceiness. s'To cure disease. re-
move the cause" " says the medical
man. He knows no exception to this
rule, and it applies as universally to
every evil known to humanity. The
welfare-the safety-nay the very ex-
istence of society except in its down
ward rendency-rep1gircs the total e1-
clusion or etcislou Of all t1e morally
eangrenous society, and should compel
every infectious person to submit to
the process of cure Because the lepcr
is willing to 90 into society and carry
his odious disease and foul infection
everywhere, this is no reason why We
and our friends should assent to be
made lepcrs. He should assert to have
his veins extracted ana its power des
troycd, and the enforcement Of this
duty comes within the legitimate sphere
OF al so'efh'i'e"'S--oi aii na'lo''a''
state or m"hlelpal aa,noFi''es. II Is
sanctioned anu dohahde' oy the h's'
Of all laws-that Of self preservation.
Such course OF ac'loh nafihohlzeS
win Sc" interest anu Soe'ai s0o'' "ll''0
7 l..
1t eAe''p,.IeS ''' Pi'"''P'' u '"'''''
to the aItiIcted'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-10
Social Gangrene.

Physicians will understand that when
rottenness attaches itself to any portion
Of the vital machinery, such portion
must be Immediately exercised or other
wise removed, or infection and conse-
quent putrefaction will extend through
out the whole domain of organic life.
Even if inflammation attacks part, the
disease must be soon cured or the part
will become gangrenous, and when gan
creme affects it, no time must be lost
in separating it from the living tissue,
Or the process Of death will go on un-
till the whole body is ruined We see,
therefore, that the individual organism
all the parts, structures and functions
are SO intimately associated, that there
is no safety for any portion of the body
unless all the component parts are
sound.
1t is precisely so in the social sys-
tom. Each individual is part Of the
stupcndous whole. The sound or un-
sound condition of every person ia
parts q good or bad Influence to all per
sons. No deoraved, sicEly, or vicious
one can exist without attairtin3 more
or less the social fabric.
And if society will protect itself FROM
moral or physical contamination it must
either reform these gan, ,5rcnou5 ulcers
ON the social body, or cut them OF as
sources of pestilencc AMI corruption.
In nothing do human Lcihss claim
ING to be civilised, and cnii 5ilt2ncd,
and christianized, evitec rude blind
intecility, such utter f0olisiino5s, "a
in the almost universal endeaycr5 In
their associated capacities of cour-
munities, states and nations, to dlTcst
themselves Of responsibility for the
ignorance or deprayrty IF their inlivil-
ual members.
AS we'll nr;9l,t the healthy arm snap
its fingers at the equity toe ami
say, cache on if you will, you only
hurt yourself Gsoan on, if it pleases
YOU, it Is all your own affair. Unless
the arm and hand come to the relief OF
their suffering fellow members, they
nray soon find thems elves in quite as
bad predicament.
Every vagrant child-every public
gambler, whether he be the leader OF
a clique of railroad gamblers, or at the
head Of ring of public defrauders, by
which his pocket is made plethoric,
and the public made to bleed and suf-
fer. whether indeed he be either of
them, or in fact polite public thief,
yearly stealing timber by the million
feet from Uncle Sans domains, and
paving his annual hush money, and
calling it all legitimate transaction.
Or whether he be an officer of the peo-
pie, selected for and by the people,
useing the position to filch out the last
dollar from the treasury for his own
f.aggrandizemcnt,-he is never-the
less a pest-an ulcer-a g*n5renous
spot "a source of social infection, and
if these disorganizing elements are al
lowed to spread and multiply inlef
tnitelv. the end is naturalization an |
death to society, as sure y as mortifca
ton an p1tresoeney in an organ ua
cIeansed results in the death of the
whole body. When a grngrenous ul
GER becomes SO N Iii giant az to defy
the medical art, the physician contents
himself with palliative trent neat, AM OF
ten applies disinfectants ani iosleriz9rs
| But these although they render the ele
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-10

At moments notice Competent workmen will
be employed by me to enable to fully keep
pace with all the improvements in the business.
Particular attention given to
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-10

Why is it that the people who try the K, mi,s-
.on Sewing Macnine univci ally pro! uunIe it ,nc
most rertttt s the Void?
Why is it that in yc IT it Ia gan eli great
er poput:rty than other ma &c III tc' years :
Why * il that the sales oI I've r. -; II were
never cqualei py any Company VI tutec times
tS age?
W., is it that it tateathc ca / W ccetcrintro-
due
w.. is it that yoa never see the Remington
cI.t il. { r :tpails!
Niyi- At tt.at tie best agents df O. rcr Ma
liac- leave diem, to Sc G Ken n@inI?
ny it that eve y :,el on Who OWLS a Rem
ing on likes II d / re uIfanen'lS 1t.
Why Is it that people want to exchange other
.o-callcl first class Machine for the bennington
Ii you will examine the Remington you Will
Dr abb" to answer ;heSc questions.
If you buya sewing Machine, yoh W "A t
to bay the nest, e,tr tslat docs not get o,it
Of Orsier, one that runs easy, one that
dos perfect work. one that VIII last n
life time, and 40 the greatest range of
work with the least trouble to tisc oper-
at OF, and always ready for work wnen n
Us arc
II you exalnine the Remington you will never
want amy other,
ihe Remington is a combination of the best
poin;. ave different frst-class Machines, viz
.towe. Singer, Domestic, Davis and Aetna, anu
FOR the light TO use. the Remington Company
nave 10 pay a royalty.
The bennington Machine is manufactured nj
the celebrated Remington Armery OF Iilfon \.
Y. of the largest establishments III the
world, employing working ferce OF 100 men.
The SAFE OF every machine Is accompanied by
| thc company own guarantee.
o. G.. kEEVES, Agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-10
Our Free Iune;.i

lis God with us? What more DO
we want? Onniscience, omni potencc.
and niinite love, are all these leading
the van? Then we will not fear to
follow. though it were into the iIales
itself for II Jehovah lei the way his
slintS wonll be even there. Pressure
~ that direction Do net think SO
mach Of the presence Of friends in
trouble, as the presence of God in troo-
bic. Fear not what is the nex.
word 81 an with thee: be not dis
mayed what is tue next sentence =?
II am thy COL The richest consola-
tion YOU can have is that which is de-
Iivca from tnc presence OF the lord
God of the covenant.
Is BrsHop PADnocK LUCKY Il
newspaper speaks Of DIR. Paddock as a
'fIucey man, " because after hot con-
test between the Highs: and the Lows.
he has been elected Bishop OF Massa-
chusctts. Unlucky' might preha,s
be better word. In the present state
Of his church no Bishop OF Nassacl,u-
It's can have 30 easy cimc oi' It; in
TT. lie can hay r1t!1i1.. tHl trouble,
u;li4si he be wiser tlts even bishop,
a laly J are, for tl,oa.r' tie lhrhs may
not be very nHacru:t~. hey are un-
commonly active and although the
Lows are pretty good c'rtroianen, the
have a way of bolt;:fr for othar churches
n small prosocatIo,s--N. Y, TciJaae
Tho unlrcaio. It preacher in this
country, is Rev. c. /. Thompson, pas
tor Of the Thirty-lirst-st. Churcn Chi
clgo. How many drownings and .nm-
bes, ard cuts he received up to our
hnowledgo Of min, this deponent say
eth not. So far as we Know, he was
first distinguished in the line Of trare-
dy by walking down into the Lasemcat
Of the First pFosby yteria!r church, Gin
cinnati, at one step, through a hatch
way, OF the existence Of which he vas
not informed This fall was supposed,
for time, to be fatal, and months
elapsed before he fully recovered from
its effects Last year his father pre-
sented hln with fine horse anl carr
riage. and in taxing it home. his t;athe-
driving, an omnibus collided with
them. Mr.. Thompson was taken home
insensi!Ae, his lite for several days
trembling IL the balance, he being the
crfly Que mi njurci. Next, We heard of
a severe stab IL his leg from pitch
fork left at proper ans la and elevation
pv his o5tler. Next, lie invested IN b
handsome horseback outfit, which was
stolen. This his church replaced with
4 better one. TO make all secure
aoaip,t acci lent he took his carriage,
horse, and horseback fixtures, to
boarding stable near his residence, and
last week r!le whole thing was burnt
M, except the horse, which narrowly
e.capal; SO he will now be compelled
to walk. until derrick or cornice falls
upon hin. His people are about erect
ing a new church building, and we ad-
wise them as the surest way to coli-
mant the means 10 take out acciiant
and life policies upon their pastor
Really, We should be very sorry for
Mr.. Thompson, but the genial, sunny.
whole soulei pra soher takes it so COOL
nature lly himself as to dis rrm sympa-
tiny. We sincerely hope ne has scea
the last Of his misfortunes, some Of
which have ben severely affective. and
Ill more c. loas annoying.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY. JULY 22.


Mails for Europe Queenstown aa Liverpool per steamship
Wisconsin. close IL Supplementary Mail for double
postage letters and printed closed al and on er
No. 46 r.: at 2:4O ?. Steamship sails at p m' Hom
Pier No. 40 N. h. .
Mail, for the German States direct Bremen By the steamship
Kron PrnI Pr W. close at IL NJ. Steamship sails at N, from
foot Of Thiri-st, iloboken-
Mails ST. Thomas Brazil Argentine Republic West Indies
by the steamship MrH Steamship sails al
p m from Pier No. 43 n X
Mails for Europe via Pymonlh Chrbou and Hamburg steam
.hp Phs. at IL A. m. Supplementary hm for double-
postage letter, and pristed matter and Pier foot
Thds obokeu, at lao p. Steamship sails At m from
Pier foot Of Thiri-st, HOboken.
direct bY the steamship Cleopatra close at
p Supplementary Mail for double postage letters and printed
.. Steamship sails al p. -
Malls for Hay and Yeneuea BY the steamship ARIEL close a.
D. IN. Steamship sails from Pier No. ~ y. r., at
FRIDAY JUL 25.
Malls for wundana close at the 0ce every Mon
PdiaY D Steamship sails RON POrtleHd Me-,
Tuesday Saturday p due New York Friday at
Mail for Halifax B. cosel Al toe NeW-IOrA foEOAce every
DAY p U, and goes VIA Boston
SATURDAY. IuLT 90.
Mails for Great Britain and only and Liverpool
steamship Gaeuc close at ~ Supplementary Mall
White star Doek, PaTonia Feuy Jeey CT at 24O p m
Steamship sails at D.. m.
Por Coei Continent of Europe Bremen by the
steamship Hermann, mails close at III Supplementary Mail
on Of Tst, HoboEen, for all Europe as lao p
Steamship sails at 2 o m.
Direct German and Pruar closed Mail this line
Mails Besi and Havre. per steamship vile de PArs
will at $50 Steamship sails 1880 from Pler No.
Mails for Havana direct MEXICO by steamship Cuba close at
m. Supplementary Mail for double postage letters and ntel
matter closed At ii 80 and on Pier No. NJ H., al II'OV
ID. Steamship sails at IL m.
West steamship CITY Of San Antonio, close at p
m. Steamship sails al p, from Pier No. 20 T. X
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
THE list REGIMENT EXCURSION.

The long-looked for and talked-of trip of
the Regiment to NewHaveu will be OF the mill
tary features of tomorrow The regiment this
sion will parade large and make showy and handsome
appearance. While in New-Haven they will be the
guests Of the I'd Connecticut which promises them
grand ovation. Col Smith, his order to the I'd Con
necticut, says:
Intelligence having been received NJ these headduar-
ters that the list Regiment n Co. $. n. " Col Richard
VOse commanding, intends visiting the city OF New
Haven the Path OF july and remaining two full days.
the Colonel commanding hereby communicates the
20 the officers and Of this regiment, that suitable
arrangements may be made at TO give them a
ceptiOn worthy OF that hOnOred command, and alike
creditabe TO the regiment TO which belong and the
city aud State which they TO honor with
their presence. In bespeaking for Col. VOse
and his regiment fitting reception, and
is unnecessary aude their reception and Of
this regiment to and from Waverly and Newark on the
occasion Of its excursion last September TO the bOun
teous ana most welcome collation. so generously given
the regiment when route TO Washington In March
lastthe members undoubtedly remembering with graf
and other distinguished courtesies but alu
sion might rather be made to the honorable character
the list has for itself by the gentlemany and
ceeut military bearing OF its members, its brilliant
history in the late war; and its welknOwn record OF
beng one OF the most hosptable regiments IN the
try.
The list Will leave the foot OF East Twenty at
81 p IN, arriving New-Hayen at 81 p m where they
will be received by the I'd Connecticut and after short
parade they will proceed TO the Union ArmOry and par
take OF collation. and have the freedom Of the city
rendered them by Mayor Lewis. On Friday they will
the afternoon appear in dress parade tho green
the evening the band will give concert the green
and the regiment Will partake or banquet given them
by the officers OF the 2d Connecticut On there
viii be a grand review OF both commands before Gov
IDgerSOll AdiutantGen. Trowbridge Mayor Lewis and
the Common Council In the evening the list will EN-
bark for hcme.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
Goruoratlon Notices.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-TWE
~ NINETEENTH, and TWRNTY-SBCOND WARDS-rhe Special
appointed by Board Of Supervisory investigate the
Justice great the valuation OF Real Estate bT the
for tho Twelfth Nineteenth and Twenseeond
will in the Chamber o the Board OF Aldermen Room 10
CITY Hall on THURSDAY July 25 az IL o'clock The Con-
will all parties the Nineieeuh War aszneVed
bv eIoee valuation opportunity OF applying before them
FRIDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY July 20, 70,
30 and 80. from IL a. m % m each day. " q, ,,,r,v
Aug / and SATURDAY, Aug. 2, during the same hours
For Twelfth ward TUESDAY Aug D, WEDNESDAY Aug y,
and THURSDAY, Aug T. during the same hours
AsgneVe parties person. BY counsel or by Letter
Valuation, l2h Ward. .s2i965il7 s2sl43OO5 sl26is sos
vsaa,on ION Ward. . 48 81 7bO 90 6OS go 599l2 633
vsaatoa. 22I ward. 50,9i5,GI S9l76lS5 4796j,245
1870. 1871.
Valuation 12th wari....",sis s55,s75 s5036292J
Valuation, l9th Ward ....... a. 20g02O 7L11a990
Valuation, 22l Ward,....... b3,l47,72O 0I606 34O
1872. ISz3
v,I,,,,on 10tb Ward ....... S5i 500 S85 G2457G50
vaiSs,,on 19th Wari..,.. 81 2s35l5 ll06l0305
yslqstl,1 22d Ward. ........ 80 IS5,S20 63,lOI5S0
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