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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

great opportunity to make money in Wall-st.
One or two thousand dollars wisely handled now
must yield large returns. Our plan of Syndicate5
gives the small operator an equal chance with the
capitalist. That we conduct our business with
dgment is proven by the fact that we escaped
disaster during the panic. Explanatory circulars
mailed on application. We do General Banking
Business and receive deposits subject to check at
sight. Claims against the Union Trust Company
bought for cash. l.. r. SHERwIN & Co..,
Bankers, 80 Broadway.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

worth ysSs,S and fsduT0dta
psKPr II pg Ashes 10 pkga BeeswAr 5433 bales Cotton
1855 bb- CooH seed Oh 35s piga Dnei Fruit O92 bills Egg
81 1872 busa Corn, 359OO bush Oats, 900
bush RE bush Barley i5 bags Grass seed IL bags PaIeed
1877 Ibis 100 b Cora Meal 40 bags Cora Meal ia bales
lion. O47 Hides SO bs Hides O3l sides Leather 20 bales
Moss 81 bb Spirit. TgrpeBins 762 hols Ro1n al pss OIL
CAKE 7s le Beef 463 pgN Cut Meats go pkgL
Grease pkgs Lrd l5l pigs stean 553 Pkg- Butter DIS
ply. Cheese. 81 TAo~ bags Peanuts gkg& be Iso
bores Starch hbda Tobacco $50 boxes Tobacco 300 bb-
Whlsiy $40 bales Wool, 256 ssIns, IL bds- sEnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

JACKSONVILLE NORTH WESTERN AND SOUTH EAST
ERN RAILWAY or ILLINOIS.
First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold BoAds. In
terest payable Jan. and July /, at New-YoIk Lon
don, or FTankfOrt-on-the-Main.
Bonds will be registered if desired. This road is
1875 miles in length extending from Jacksonville to
Mount Vernon. IL traverses the richest portion of
the State, the most important roads, and has
coal traffic For sale, at 80 and accrued
interest, by GIBSON, CASANOVA * Co,
No. 80 EXchange-place, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

Ioxnoy Sent m-Conso 92sd92a for both money
ana the seoual AT the Bank Of kngDd Detor posted
their change the discount
b,d been made which duness the market for
cures United Ferweny boAd 1885, OLD 93 Bne Rail-
W shares. 4l2i -.
LosDos Sept 29-l245 p. m-Bhe Railssy shares, 4lS
LyxsYoo Sept 29l2 SOP m-sae VI Upland C0ssoa on ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

VERMONT DIVISION OF THE PORTLAND AND OG-
DENsBURG SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
BoNDs.-rhese desirable New-England SecurItlestor
sale by
FAIRBANKS e. Co, 81 Broadway New York
FAIRBANKS. BROWN d. Co., Milk-St., Boston.
T. & Il. FAIRBANKS & CO.. st. JohnSbury Vt.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

HOwFs & MACY, Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities to Depostors as In
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid TO choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
q G. for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

Foreign Exchange was nominally on the basis of
lO5! for 60 days bills and 1904 for isght; but no
business was done at anywhere near these figures.
Cable transfers sold at 1OGlG107. The amount OF
gold the way here from London is regarded as
cheerful sign here where much distress has been
witnessed among shippers, and bids fair to set af-
fairs again in motion in the shipping market.
Though il be at the expense of our English neigh
bors, we are none the less joyous that account.
The proposed or possible action of the banks relative
TO buying sterling acted favorsbly. ID transpires
that at meeting Of bank officers held at the Mer-
chants Bank, proposition matnred for the pur-
chase Of exchange to facilitate the moving Of crops,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDs-Coupon or
Registered interest per cent guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sls0OW.
For sale at the Office Of the Company, No. IS Cedar
ST.. y. Y JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

Coun sore running 70 quanV not
Ian a glade above below the grade qu1ie
DKLivRRN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
CHEESE MARKETS.

Urea ~ Y. Sept 29CheeseTne market to-day va the most
60OO boxes offered about
600 we've sold at BE factory refused l3,.
Falls the about 5000 bores few factories
i've or sr L.; other made l2a4G
BE a disposition q hod quite apparent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30


the bu neAs fair advance OF e on
later months Unchanged sales As oos all on basis
Of Low Mddlngs; 900 ,-- 90 ooo
sales SATURDAY evening after October 200 II M zoo
II 80: 800 lyle 100 17is,; 300 Il 1879 300 II
200 l7ec November 900, u J-ltc December, 900 - -
100 II i532c 900 17s 1900 II 7lGc februar' 200 lo
March POO lGc Total $500 bales SALES TO-DAY up 20 8
zoo II 52ci 500 5i6; 100 4 932c 400 i19e l9 LOO
II gS2c 100, 17lfc 800, II 800; lOOOi ia Nv
II 5iGe 100, Il 1925 400, l7a;c 100 7'lSsi
100 l7lo- 1000 Il 7-l6c November 100 II b.lbc 800
17iic; loo, II 1895 200, 1895 100, u 1l-32e'
800 i7ass; 300 II 5-i6c; 200 u 7-lGc; 1000 4 -,
100 II 1890. November. 900 December, 100 II '2c
together December 200 l1 200 l7 100 u I2e Ja o6
ar 400 II 9l6c 400 l7'-- 100 II 2l32 fehu9rv lUO
Il se 300 lsci 500 II 5lS2e 100 II ljlGei lOO loe
Total. II 400 Grand total l1.4OO haes. o...
COFFEE-Q Quotations for Rio inced L. and OF ZOaZZle
gold there activity sales OF liSo bags Mer ana
600 do per private The mlier CoHee'
yr au ct but depressed Rio LATEKStocks Of 40
ts morning follows: At Newlork p J63 hag at Bal
more u 32 bgs other points 1870 bags: total 1321
ABOVE embrace looo O"hs
per c. f.. FunChe, u private terms. ,.,
AND MEAfhe Cemaui for Four y limited aud the mai
easier for grades valued 80 lOd@1 TO- OF which We have
Of w 10 sell
OM n grades steady quet Wheat Flour not plenty
and steady; Superlne not plenty STEADY AT the close TIE mset
easier Tor grades Is the puOn Nupeue,
comparatively sales OF 9OOO 01s incunz oVOo
aar-f 81 - Ilrtw We fuufe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
THE MARKETS..


MoNDAY Sept 90. 1873
AsHEsThe receipts today are kg Pots are IN fair demand and
steady o. - -. Pearls nominal
COTTON-There has been demand for Cotton the spoti
the offerings lights prices advanced %. q h. and the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

HAY1he market without @ , Got do s22as2b Good
i;e 40 AZ sISdS2O; do at flOdSlo straw more
sT and du At sl6ds7 for Long Rye slZdsIf of short no.
spd Slb Sl6 for Dat r., e.ia,, ru,r.rtn. -. ,,s.
A., mi attn yery quiet; the ou reported sale vas 90 bos
Al closing held at 4Oe In the RonH market
he "a, more activity sssr feeling eseh puI no ad'nos
priee 100 bbl Strained 81 % 10 Anu ." oo NO.
al Tar still dull and nominal -, 90. -, 1900,
without change quoted ~ soc TON ernsnes
49, C5e sperm Crude whale s1eAdy bl, dali
Msn.en il veal arrivals more LIBERAL quoted Of 30
a45e. Oils dull , .,,, l.. a.. ..n.. l. o.,
PRoyIsosshe market unsettled bit The feeling h
more the sales and regular 3U ne- VII IoV
az 90 or New Mess $ls IS for CITY dol Sl4 70 Tor hIa PnT
And $I9 fsr Clear Beef uore se1y. a1a aesy % oS 9
s4 Tor Pseis srcs Beef In fair demand % o. 10 tea at g
"a C ms, are demand and are irregular .es OF 4VO
~. Ptld shoulJe. At 7s.c $50 Picked Hams iOioGlO
weight 800 Shoulders At 6e 10y 6 ssotea 90 ~ %
40 NJ at IOLs, $4,000 besss sgSo 10 s,.rAg A. 90
.,, eenbeT At 7L Al boxes Long Clear for smoking ., So
d 300 leIe. 10 esb Cured b. Dressed Hogs Ae u m ss
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7OR ST. THOMAS and Brazil.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il RATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED -
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Mai sailing the 23l OF mOStl
ONTARIO Capt q. Slocum. September %.
hERRlMACh. Can't Heir. October y.
SOUTH AMERICA. Can't. TlnkleDaugh NoTfmOfr % -
These splendid steau call 81 Thomas
Eaa and Rio de JineO gong aad arnS f%
% freight passage, apply 20
VIM. X GARRISON. Agent No. Bownuss"en, he"lors.
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rAGIF LTNE.-NEW-YORK 70 HAMBURG,

'AITIII I4INIIs-ANI IVTtIN It''f
II TOUCHING At PLlMOUTH AND ChE3BOukG.
The German Transatlantic NAVIGATION Coml new elegant
powered iron steamship GOETHE Capt son Val ,,
tuesday, 30 from hi-e Lue Pef io'oi ff si'
Plymouth Chhnur- auI hannne
Calm Gr saloon 20 eo: saloOu ~ eIlgr, SO,
gold PREPAID certificates $40 golL
the deck Ile ieer1Te
we'll uhie AMI pro
yldei with dining tables. For passage ip,lT % - .
~ KNAUTH MACLEOD GUIlNB
General AaeHts NJ. li3 broadway.
For Freight apply to FIStiL EDlE a. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
5dulnqs Danks
GDcfGn Steamers.

NCHOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier 20,
n N.R R.. foot OF De,-st EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAIURDAi
TRTyACBIA Weresiay Oct INDIA aaturmy Oe' II
Oct OLIMPlA....M ciuesay, Oct 10
CALEDONIA. WedresIar OCT AUSTBALla Satur1s Of 10
pts,sge Liverpool LouIonGerrft
weiaea,'s sj andS7j return $50, currency Sainsys
steamers 500 and S7J @30 gold 70 Olas
gov liverpool London Q1eustOSn LOudouler Belfast Bristol or
Carif $50 currency.
green. Neg-Y0rk HENDtkNON Btoi-t'i'- A-chl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

Sour Der 2j4sj 20 u.supsj JOa SO 90
] :.:; ss g g oi s: f4Sss i iSs
t,ss faar, ao1.. goa so White whn sIif.
NestS Sblp'na sIi 6 4Oa 10 0ais lsa and o ~
h ssSos to rs ,ao; los ?, o5 %ss' Sc g
tive EIiras..... Goa y so Lou. pouoIe RI 6og 80
mes, sItn. 300 % tennessee EIus ord. 5Oa . 10
Southern supply and the low and meum grades
easier At and u sales OF go
bbl. We quote: .,s,o On
BAT Alex ano ,ecsetOvu sou q 90
Bat. teorseIowu. ETra rani' COZ 10 90
Bi%ofe lio%aast 500 3
Maryyrnl. "a 49, ] II @ mn, wv &
Western. Fine ana Superine.. 81 l0arl 10
I've Flour r'sI 9 go so
Corn Meal is quite firm aud IN demand bol We
cOa Meal Jer,e, 80 soqss 90 ConMEPEs ISIS 90
Corr Con- Msai ws.tw ia 81 Corn Meal q star "a 80
California and OREGON Flour du tame ssaS9 Dbl Bag
stroug; White Meal II 5Oqsl Coz Bod Yellow At ~ 40
FRElGHTSTbee better tone TO the market for berth
nPoyion rate % Liverpool and Grain London
for charter readily taken but rates "ee aSai the sane the
l2s 10 900 bush DO (5s9eTe9 6 s',gn sie,msr a, ~
1854 future shipments 600 boxes Cheese at 55 800 boxes Bacon At
2Os ana ~ is 900 bush Wheat At I'D and Is bid. Tobacco
At 42 g. To Gss9r ig 80 b SS f Aedo 81 s.
The charter, COMPRISE a. 1 sar. 5s bark 5 SsD, 70 ccrE @
r,ers and Intel kingdom with 700 Grain at lOs British
schooner Cchaed previous arrival hence ayt with 900
r Gram on private esn bark tnow bere) Bslt
more 10 Cort orders With 5000 q Grain AZ los ga Nor
Hayre Bordeaux with 1000 bbls Crude
Pseum AZ Is Gl; bark hence 20 Bremen 5000
or Grain AZ bark hence Hayre with
Cd; Norwegian bark, hence drec
non ptnen 1000 q Grain al los AFrench steamship
private termsi Italian
orders aud Mediterranean tercluirg span
il wtb 10000 Refined Petroleum at 3sH. 4 bbis
r. "a an American 10 Havana with 10000 feet 81
,eT AZ aud an bark from st. Mays MGtsns
ritb 250 900 feet Of Lumber a. Sl4 80, gold.
GRAINTb offerings Spring Wheat quite large especially OF
lair request Tor export checked mlnlv bY
Of commercial ercDtuge winter quet bu
market closes quite irregular tue demand
eav Tor eIport: car irregular In Milwaukee little here
and hardly eouqh doing establish the l31ODo
Rejected Sprng; 81 ~ Tor No chicago
snrng. 7dSl ~ 81 for No. do ~ "a for
~ D Nirauee ~ 5Sasl % for Red 81 63 Tor Amber
40 aiso u 500 bush ~ 5Sdtl 60 the inside
a., lots 80 900 bush No. Chicago seller a half Of Ocober al
III AO % 900 bush 81 31dtl 4l 6l6OO bash
E NWaukee Al IL 42a$l a. Barley q1et sales OF 25OO
Dsb Pouroyed Barley Malt quiet aDd
bsnge sale of 5000 Choice Western at 81 ~ umei also
600 Rush Old state PouOved at ~ So 5000 bush Far
40 the demand good lot the trade s
ses are "a 900 bush Ohio MiIed at 49G53e White a 532O
55 Western 49a53l the inside price for Od Whe
at m rye Arm but quiet the sale. are 500 bush State
oa corn demand for the trade and ior export the
nne, not so large saes 10000 bush nad3g 40 900
nsb surta evening 81 d65c for Prme Mixed Western
NIsd At "a 66e for steamer for sail Western
Whte AZ 65a67e. Western Yellow at 81 l20oSc
oorpARArIyE STOCK sBS-rohE AND bhookLb "s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

SaEEIyYs OFFICE EEU CouET-HOIss I
Cry ,gp COuNTY AEwboRI. AugWt J. 1910.
e. A., foTegop 10 be true copy Of the election notice seeI'eo
b day he steetsy OF state q, ppprr4N
Sheriff Of The City and County oi ht" iOrh
Pubs Of nsuVsp@rs arr not 70 IustT ihlt sa'Hnn
~ s.,.S S., CHAPTER Laws lS6O
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN. sbena
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RECT LINE TO HAVANA,

PRnGRESO AND VERA CrM
HEw-YORK and MEXICAN MAIL SlaAAsIiP LlNb.
leay1ug Pier North 10 , Il. EVERY Iu.aHDt1
CITY OF MERIDA Ulayana via Nassau .Otchcr
OF HAVANA iilvaua OIL. b .pt'oheF y
CITY NEW ORR tliagaua orlr. D--"tc- 10
CUBA OIiyaul and AexcOl - noon
torireight passage aunis 20 $50 -,,,,, . ,,,.s ., ,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24
The William Tell Story.

Few more interesting controversies
both in literary and an historical poin,
OF view, have ever arisen than the discuss.
ION which has recently been carried on
respecting the authenticity and genuine.
ness Of the Swiss legend in which the
archery teats of William Tell are descrih,
ed. The object in this brief note is not
to attempt to settle the dispute, but merely
to state that the story has penetrated the
arctic circle. In the metrical traditions
Of Lapland and Russian KareGa all tho
leading particulars in the life of the Swiss
hero are closely eproduced--unloss in
deed, the story be of Northern origin. In
Lapland literature it is varied so that the
son IS the active, and the father the mass
i've, parsonage of the tale The latter ha :
been taken captive by band of Finn
marauders. The former, a boy of twelve
years OF age, threatens the party with b;S
bow from position of safety on the other
side of lake. The captors, dreading his
skill, promise the fathers liberty On q
condition similar to that related in th q
Swiss legend. Raise one hand and sinh; me
the other, for the water will attract the on
row." is the fathers advice. The annie l.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24

lassies." That men do love and marry
| lassies with fashionable waists" is due
solely to the fact that they admire refine
ment Of manners and cultivation of mind
far more than mere physical strength and
beauty. Combine the two attractions,
and woman will be worshiped as never
before.
Compression of any part OF the body
entails disease. Every muscle should act
freely, every vein and artery should
be swelled with the pulsing life tide. Let
health have free course and be glorlfled.
This implies no deviation from the rules
of good taste or graceful attire. 1t does
not require that girls should be angular,
or coarse or slovenly. Let any young lady
consult her dressmaker or the fashion
editress OF her paper, and she Will learn
that scores of pretty devices exist, where
by all compression in any quarter may
be avoided, and the dress still preserve
its grace and neatness, with an added
charm Of jauntiness. There are dainty
little jackets and sacques, which may be
adapted to house and street wear, which
give the requisite looseness without de-
stroying single graceful curve or out
line. There are numerous lnVentlOn3
which relieve the limbs of bands of any
sort, which give the muscles OF the feet
freedom Of motion, which make health
and refinement grace possible to all.
Mrs. Stowe, in late article says
''Sins against taste are never pardoned.
You cannot reason with disgusts." All
of which is true. And, thanks to inven-
tive brains ard benevolent philanthropy
lists, there is no longer need of such sins.
A lady may, if she will, land every se1as1-
5e woman will, in time,) robe herself in
perfect taste and elegance, and at the
same time without inducing "all the ills
which (female) flesh is heir to-"
The days of boomers are past. May
fashionable strangulation and suicide die
with them, and time usher in genera
ton strong to endure all it's shocks, and
fair as our most heavenly dreams and de-
sires -Rurdl Ne1o Yorker.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24
THE MOST THOROUGH PURIFIER q,
BLOOD YET DISCOVERED.

THE MOST THOROUGH PURIFIER c.
BLOOD YET DISCOVERY.
CURES ALL HUMORS. FROM 4 GIN
ERUPTION TO THE WORST SCRf
BY it's use Cancers are curs
CancerOus tumOrs are dispersed wit1otnr
geOn's knife-SCrOfula conquered. al. e
ton prevented and cured.
VeEereal Diseases. MerCuril, q 81
81 POiSOns. and their effects eraGit4ted q
GUS health and sound constitution e,.z
Female Weakness and Dst
Dropsy, general or partial; Swelii1gS eZ---
internal: and Tumoys are reduced I'D CI:l5
Ia very short time.
Erysipelas. Salt Rheum. Sca'1 Eg.s
Fever Sores are soon removed BY LIS pE|
detergent medicine.
Scorbutic Diseases, Dandruf I
Or Rough Skin, and PimpleS quick! s3 &
leaving the skin smooth and fair.
Chronic Diseases. Fever and IT +
ordered Liver. Dyspepsia. RheumaIi,l-N Y
Affections, General Debility, in shor
numerous diseases caused by bad blo@ls
quered. and give way before this NOS; f.'-
Corrector, the King of the Blood.
Each bottle contains between t'r-e
fifty ordinary doses. costing only one
From. one to four or five boille
cure Salt Rheum, SCald Head. King N4.--3
Piles on the Face, Biles, ordinary Erl71r.
From two to eight bottles VI {
Scaly Eruptions of the Skin. JlcGs, >'7-
Canker in the Mouth and Stomach, Ery>2--
From two to ten bottles VII e
healthy action to the Liver and Spleen WI
ulate the Bowels and Kidneys.
From two to six bottles VII ~
effectual in curing Neuralgia, Slck-heal--a
Nitus' Dance. and Epilepsy. u
From five TO twelve bottles
the worst cases of SCrOfula.
From three to twelve Doi'r
cure severe and obstinate cases OF Ca,-..
From two TO four bottles VII
worst cases of Piles, and regulate CostHg3
From two TO ten bottles v
bad cases Of Dropsy. .,as
Price s1per bottle, Or 6 bo'tla; q
Sold by all Druggists
D. RANSOM, SON s CO., PrepIS
Seetestimonials in local column. Bnha@ ,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24

| saw there, knocking at the front door?
As | am living man, it was nobody more
or less than Captain Hight!
As / remarked in the outset of this story,
concluded Tarnish, Captain Hight and
are brothers-in-law-our little women"
whom we married after the war was over,
being sisters AS the newspapers say,
further comment is unnecessary"
But wasn't it very remarkable coinci
dence.-Ch5cago Illustrated Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24

CONDIMENTS IN POULTRY DIET.-Cay
enne pepper, mustard, or ginger, can
with great benefit, be added to the food
OF fowls, to increase their vigor and &c
stimulate egg production. This apparent
ly artificial diet will be seen to be natural
If we remember that wild birds OF the gal
llnaceous species get access to many high
ly spiced berries and buds; articles that
give the game flavor to their flesh. The
ordinary food of the domestic fowl is not
indeed, entirely without some such adddi
ton, since there is more or less OF an
aromatic principle in wheat Indian corn
and all other grains. Nevertheless, it is
not sufficient in Quantity to supply the
place of the strongest spices, taste for
which is part of the fowls inherited con
stltutlon. A moderate quantity of cay
enne, etc, added to the ground grain is al
ways productive of health and thrift in
poultry.-P0u!trQ World.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24

AGE DOES Not IMPAIR DR.. Piers
Purgativc Pellets, or Tastelcss, Car
centrated Root and Herbal Juice. 4.
Granules. Their coating ana being
glass walls preserve their virtue, p
for any length Of time, in any elm.
they are always fresh and reliable
not the case with the pills put ua
wood or paste-board boxes. Recot-
all diseases where a LaJutirc, Atom
gatue is indicated, these little Pellt
the mos perfect satisfaction 10 at
them. They are sold By all eatuprs
giStS 1T % cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24

do YOU like Browning?" asked a read
ing man of a young lady whom he had
taken down to dinner The fair creature
by his side (who was no book-worm) an
swered, Eyes. That is, like cracking"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24

ARE you a mechanic. and
the bread Of honest industry.
cheerfully in the morning 10 ?
and return at night to a brio
And are you saving money and
it carefully each year against 8
bic day of need: Very well.
right. But you can save a J8-
once by taking a policy Of in.
your life. By 50 doing YOU m
family now. Think Of it, and
tainly want the best, apply to
the New York Life Insuraaa-
for particulars, or send your add
head office, 346 and 549 Broad
York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24

ORDERS have been received from
for Elmwood Collars. We should q.
if the Emperor William wore then.
so nice.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24

0, THE snore, the beautiful snore, filling
her chamber from ceiling to floor, Over
the coverlet, under the sheet, from her
dimpled chin to her pretty feet. Now
rising aloft like a bee in June; now sunk
to the wall of a cracked bassoon. Now.
f1ute-like, subsiding, then rising again, is
the beautiful snore of Elizabeth Jane.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24
SCHENCK,S PULMONlC 70 -

Embraces in a great degree al nbi nHT as Pr
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, ann ana Sti,s 4.
the palate as the purest coni COME in corsII;,' !
bronchial and catarrhal affections; or o.;
most acceptable remedy for chll h;e for pr ~
can be given with impunity; S from loss o. :.
gentlemen. or those who suffer a Ire a1e put ug
is indispensable. These candlest and are y
all druggists and dealers, J: n; p h
n. E. corner Sixth and Arch sss-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24

a PAPER in Johnstown po-
a description Of bali fr gD!i-
learn that Miss Katie SINH, 1'1 v.
dn corps of the evening" Tb IT. vas.
~ does Miss Smith justice vi 7,
very truly have added that h., d
was characterized by an cyo' ne.
nan, and that she attacked Ill., 4',.
"a resistless sange quj pat ug1
every other lady in the room " ID.
sant. Few women in society NJ.
have that air Of de g,lstiJ,ls ~ NV, 's
nnd,tna which is Miss Smith OK.
and that man must be who'll,
sense of DE trap who can ob,s-.
En- scene Of her manner withnnt
admiration rarely felt in this d..
tete ciyilization.-CHriAiaa r..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-24

duly cloven, and the fat5.. =
incident OF the jump fro, g' !. ;elea az,
reclted; and the nortbern he b.
fed as distinctly as the n l., locs al.
history; The legend in ttI5; fl;
covered about thirty Years r,lis iora
Alexander Castren, a ns,; ago BY
In the Finnish and T Ise d j
writings he also discorerrp
particulars Of the adycn,gra, Tie
with the Cyclops, From ofe Of
source" says a reviewer 81 Of +, What
cor through what channel, = S>,re
have travelled, it is proba6I ,Dtset
quire or dispute; the tri,Iny,, IN =
over numbers, Of policy o p1pn O.
has its charms for the IVY w., b,
and from Jack the Giant E; S,'s>,
Tell, the keynote Of the . 1,,I.f {
same. "-Genttemon's Nnoo. '.''l 4