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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-18
SDJFE ODD BIRDS.

Sone of the oldest of birds are to be
found in Australia. When | was out there
/ remember losing my way on my journey
to NiSumans Ferry. q 1t WAS not very
appropriate name, you will say, 50 far ''S 1
WIS concerned, and having to camp out
with only Il dripping pumpkin vine iot
c3unLeryanc, was not in very Go'd 'eiil-
,,,,. when ;,,v,,lze dreuched and shivering
ne next morning, and my temper was not
ir,proved when somebody began to laugh
Al me. The somebody was bind, porcLed
on a tree above ne, big-headCd brown
vnite-aud- blue kngfsher, that Kills snakes
AID lizards and mice instead of fish. 1t is
as clever as a cat in catching mice, and
c-cks up its crest and pccks away at big
snakes with its big beak i'll the most Il"cky
style. 1t is called the laughing jackaSS' OF
the bushmans clock, because just before
dawn, at noon, and just before sundown, 1t
bursts out laughing in its prepoSterouS'
most impertinent fashion. Then there Is
another big-mouthed biId-ItS mouth opens
like a bux-of the colo" of a slate ON winch
ink las been split. That comes out after
tie sun has gone down, and glideS about
singing out ''liore pork more pork y as
If it wanted chops for supper. The brush
turkey makes a pile of eggs, and then
covers them with "A pyramid of leaves and
tuigs. and soon the sun heats the pyra-
Inid, and so the eggs get Matched. The
cock watches the mound just as gardener
looks after his cucumber frames, uncover
ing and covering up the eggs according to
tie tempcrature. When the Young o1.cs
come ont of tl,e shell. .thev are kept COW
cred uI for = davto LET their feathers grow.
On the second day they berin to take their
walks abroad, but soon go home and are
tucked in again by papa. On the third
day they can fly as well rs he can. When
the sportsman levels his gun at the Austria
liau crake it flies off, crying Cheap, cheap,
cheap - as if it wanted to saye itself by
dcprcciating itself When | was III Mel
bourne at the time Of the great gold rush,
shopkeepers used to tempt the lucky gold
diggers down for a spree, who rode about
the place with ostrich feathers i'll their hats,
diamond rings on their fingers and in their
ears, and drinking champagne out of buck
cts to purchase articles 10y labelling them
very dear. Wild geese are very funny
birds. They march III line through held
like 50 many policemen, only the geese are
stealing. One of them marches with IFS
head up like sergeant. HelS the lookout
goose, OF, rather, Sahder. When he thinks
he has been ON duty long enough, he puts
down his long neck and gives the goose
whose turn 1t Is to come on next sharp
pinch behind with his bill. There IS
shelltiah called the baInac.e, you know,
which iastenS Itself on to ships bottoms,
and there is a goose called the barnacle
goose. Do you know why? Ever so long
ago people actually believed that the geese
grew out of the barnacles. When the shell
opened there came out, first, something
like sill-lace, and then the goose legs,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-18

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everything goes wrong, -a-.
send for mother.
In trouble, tie first .-.u-
is to seEu ior mother.
but thiS has rs .uds-.-~ d, p
. touching aspect The E-..
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Especial Attention

The GUIDE is published QUARTERLY. 20 cts.
pays foi the year, which is not half the cost
lhGSe wiz afterwards send money to amount
OF One Dollar more for seeds may also order
u cent. worth eXtrI-the price paid for GUIDE.
The Fi3Nt Num- ~ is beautiful. giving plans
for making Rural Homes. Dining Table Dec0ra-
lons. Window Gardens, &c, and II mass Oi infoI-
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Lost Orcugg,;,.

Half n century ago h.n..
a thriving trade. E.-.,.
of bellows, and in even.
mansion there was a l.rrf.. La
Of every fireplace. I,...,...
sets, acquired quite "a r...
New England f5r tine ,...r....
tial articles Of the kind II
as stoves aud g.a.r, took a..
firepIaccS, and as coal ua, ..r
wood, the demand IT,. a.r-
until the business as a sa.o-..
died out.
The same Is true OF f.......
were once necessary. ua- m.r,r..,
but for tiuder h9zc-. a.t...5
as necessary for ever. l.....
or a skillet. livery u.s,.r..,-
childhood IF forty ,gI ,..-
member the cold W-..... ,..
the persistent crack. u...r
against the steel sent a. r..-.
an odor Of iguitiug t...-
which preyad,d thclor-. rr
idea what became ar ... a...
than of the old man of -....,,
who. three or fuur time.
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Mm8ldn0ti@e Na@rt@te1t.

Nu8lauotlqe 3(QWrlW1en.
Der Teleerapb meltst tpiecsr einmol
aus &om, eas papR plus TX. franl
iet.
Sn Gpanten bat, laut neueren De-
pefden, per befannte @ortfdbrer ter
MuffldrunA Gaftelar, bic Dfctatur nit
unbe1@rdntter @oQma9t ibsrnpmmen,
cas- beiet 70 weit ber 1dwa&e Nrm
rer republifanil9en NeBierung reidt.
tenn auf tem 2anbe 1T DON @arlos
Mstfer, tpel@em tie fatboltl@eu Spa,
rter bereit6 als ibrem4 4bni9e Carl VII.
bulbteen. s5n einteen gtdbten treiben
nod tte rotben Speialifen ibren blu>
ttoen llnfue.
Mus Grantret@ l@rsibt man: Cie
@eneralrdtbe ter fransSfl@tn Departe<
ments wdblten faf fdmmtli@ ibre frlbe>
ren prdfpenten uur In 10 Departe>
u,ent6 puroen ,,eue 8emdblt, ppn etnen
| z Gonitrpatipe uno 6 @epublifaner.
Das &dultdt Miro i'm @an3eu ale Elm
Siee rer Roy aliten betra&tet,. eenn iie
9epannen 8e8en fr1ber brti prd1pen>
tenfSs. Qafmir Yerier wurbe In tsr
Aure ni@t wieeer erwdblt; bic conier>
rattpen Stimmen warsn 9eoen Jpn.
Yrtn3 Nupoleun, ale @anbipat fiir BE
prdfpentf@aft ees @eneralratbs, erbielt
auf Gcrfiea 20 ppn 30 Gtimmen, rp@
wu,be bieWabl wfsen uneendeenber3abl
per 1beilne4mer un8altt8 erfldrt. Die
Nspublteaner woQen ndmli@ ben6ibun>
een ut@t anwubnsn, 10 lanee prin3
Napolson IN Ajaeeio 1T. @eneral
1ro9u 1T I'm Morbiban misbsr gum
Yrdfcenten eewdblt. Sn eini8en
@eneralratbstBun8en famen ftarmt<
i@e Muftrttte uno 3unpeetun8en fit
1biers oor.
Nm 4. Sspt. mouten Mmertfaner in
paris surGeter bes es9ubrestaes rsr franz
,6fi&tn @epublit ras @tsrnenbannsr
auf5tben. tlnterlit6sn ss aber, neil ter
Yrdfeet iebr enereif& raeesen f1& per>
mabrte.
@robartiS! Gin Blatt melbst: Die
Mtifondre ter Berliner MiiIone<@e,
felli&aft wel@e dterau i'm oanern pon
Qbina preei8en, baben bis jest 433
Yroitlyten 8ewonnen. Das fnb lie
vtelen Gauienbe betebrter Gbinsitn ta<
Sesen. lpel&e pom tatbolil&en Miiiio>
ndren bisber 8etauft ,purten!
Sebr beeenti@ lauten bic Beri@te
aus preueen atsr lie 0erbreitune rsr
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Staatte. 9u 36nissb,rs bat eteGpt>
teuie fol@e Dimenfons, auaenpmmen,
eae f& Ter 4ep5lteruns Elm grocer
S@reden beu,d@tist bat 70 eob piele
perfenen, .pel@e ni@t rurb ibre Sc
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lansn. Nit slet&sr 6sftistsit wdtbet
bie Seu&e IN @a9ceburg no bteltlbe
tefoneers In BET Grieeri&efatt uer>
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Stoet wereen Cholera G,tranfuness
fdQe semslret, he meif lebr raf@ gum
Sore fiit.en. Nm dreRen piitbet rie
Seu&e in Ter Grisrri9sftart, no ein>
l3elne bduier cerart infeirt fnr, roe
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pom 80. 9ult bis gum Z. ausuit 63
perirnen eeRorten, rorunter II pom
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ssr I'D auf trseas s'ae ast 6sbls. s&IeAn is f'ats
b betrssnbe aseat. fspie BE 9eraasseber uss& be.
na&ei&tst perteu.
Die Berautpurtlt&let fit 0sItfsnsunssu fit te Bel.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13
Judicial Election Notice.
A ssOciatc Justice of the Supreme Court
Judge of the Tenth Judicial Cir
cult, and County Judges.
,,f ofC

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court,
Judge OF the Tenth Judicial Cir
cuit, and County Judges.
Office of Secretary of State
Ma iison, Wis,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that at a Ju-
~ dicial Election. to be held in the several
towns wards and election precincts in the State
of Wisconsin, on the first Tuesday, being the first
day of April next, the following officers are to be
elected, to-wit:
An Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, in
the place Of Orsarfus Cole, whose term of office
will cx pire on the 3lst day OF May. 1873.
4 Judge Of the Ciruuit Court for the Tenth Ju-
dicial Circuit comprising the counties of Brown,
Door, Oconto. Outagamie and Shawano. in The
place of E. Holmes Ellis whose teltnof Office will
expire on the Dist day of December 1878.
A County Judge i'll each OF the several coun-
ties OF this State, in the place of each of the Co.
Judges of the said several counties, whose terms
of office will expire on the 31st day of December
1913
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
State, at Madison, this 10th dav Of February,
1873. LII. BREESE,
Secretary of STATE.
Sheritf's Office, Wood Co., D
March 4th. 1875
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant
to the foregoing notice from the Secretary of
State that judicial Election will be held in the
the c ounty of Wood on the first Tuesday, being
the irst day Of April nexh for the purpose Of
G. Getting
in Associa ate Justice o. tie Supreme Court in
the place o{ 3rsa ny,l Cole. whose term OF Office
win exn;re en- the ;5Ist day OF May. 1873.
A County J Judge OF the County of " God, in the
place OF j, D.Nitter, whose term OF Office will
expire On lne 3lst day OF December: 1873,
f. LAVlGNE.
ShesiS Of Weed County.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13
Composition of the next Congress.

The new House will be composed OF
292 members, the Republicans having,
so far, 1877, the Democrats nincty-threc
and liberals five !; there are seven va
cancies. In the Senate forty-scven
members are Republicans, twenty Dem
ocrats, and seven Liberals, the whole
number being soventy-four.
Several well known members went
out of Office with the expiration of the
last Congress. Among the Senators
who go out whose names are very Ia
miliar to the country, are: Lyman
Trumbull, James Harlan, Samuel {.
Pomeroy, James W. Nye, James W.
Patterson, John Pool, Of North Caro-
lima; Frederick A. Sawyer, of South
Carolina, and Francis P. Blair, of
Missouri. In the House, Bingham, of
Ohio; Banks and Ames, Of Massachu-
sets; Voorhees, and keer, Of Indiana,
and others who have been in Congress
for many years, give way to new men.
Leader La Crosse.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13
Proceedings of the County Board.
GRAND RAPIDS, Wis,
February Sd, 1873


February Sd, 1873
County Board met pursuant to call
of Chairman. Supervisor Lyon in the
chair.
Present, Supervisors Reeves, Witter,
Ingraham. Burns, Whipple, Carroll
and Rezn.
The Committee appointed to confer
with the Wood Co. Bridge Company,
present their report, stating that they
had conferred with the said Company in
regard to the purchase of the bridge,
but could not get any proposition from
them in regard to the amount that they
would take for the same.
On motion, report accepted and
Committee discharged.
After much discussion the following
resolution passed:
ResoIred: That Supervisors Witter,
Carroll and Whipple be and hereby are
appointed as Committee, to again
confer with the said Bridge Company,
and if no arrangement can be made
with said Company, in regard to the
purchase price Of said bridge, the said
Committee are instructed to select an
arbitrator to act in behalf of Wood
County in establishing the value of said
bridge. the Committee to make report
al next meeting Of Board.
Supervisor Ingraham proposes the
following resolution
Reso,Uea: That the amounts that
have been paid by the County to the
several towns, to aid in ,he construction
Ct roads and bridges in said towns, be
deducted fror, the amou1 found due
such towns, under the resolution passed
by this Board January 10th, 1873.
Vote called on saitl resolution with re-
suit as follows: Reeves, Ingraham,
Witter and Rein. Aye Burns, Whip
pie, Carroll and Lyon, No.
The following accounts presented ami
referred to the Town Of Grand Rapids
for payment:
nr. !. Foi=ey, service. as physician in of Co.
RRc o :. x ). SI5 90
Account of K. X. Kline presented
and laid oyer until Sheriff accounts
are presented.
The following accounts presented and
allowed
Thomas Burns Wood furnished, 100
DO . Services on Bridge Committee LEO
Z. L Whipp'e. g q - 81 500
On motion Board adiourns until Feb
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13
GRAND RAPIDS, WIS,

GDI udi i I III, iC!o.
County Board met pursuant to adj
journmcnt Supervisor Lyon in the
chair.
Present, Supervisors Reeves, Witter,
Ingraham, Burns, McCarty, Rein,
Whipple, Carroll, Mason and IIiles.
On motion Of Supervisor Wittcr, the
order of the Board passed at the annual
meeting in 1872, fixing the salary of the
County Superintendent at $4,000 re-
considered
On motion of Supervisor NcCarty,
the sum Of $4,000 substituted in the
place of S50o.00. And Ordered !:
That the salary Of the County Superin-
tendent of the County of Wood, be and
hereby is fixe at the sum OF $500 20
per annum for theensuing year.
Supervisor Witter chairman of the
Committee on the Wood County Bridge,
states that the Committee had written
10 builders in regard to finding q suita-
bic arbitrator to act in behalf of Wood
County, and that the services of d. W.
Wellman can be obtained for $1,000
per day and expenses, and in behalf of
the Committee, Supervisor Witter pre-
seats the following, for the consideration
of the Board
Whereas, b. Section Six Of Chapter
one hundred and seventy-eight of the
Private and Local Laws of the State of
Wisconsin, approved March Odd. 1865,
Entitled. An act to incorporate the
Wood County Bridge Company, and to
repeal certain acts tho County of
Wood were empowered to purchase the
bridge built under and by virtue Of
said ac:, which should be built by said
company as therein specified, and which
said Section Six is as follows, uiz
Section 6. The County of Wood
shall have the right at any time after
Ave years from the time fixed by this
act for the completion of said bridge, to
purchase the same, by paying to the
ssi,! COMPANY the ya!,e at which the
sl9ie ,,.a.. ,ae, b., praised, TO De a-scar-
;..,le.i D J. siite: ,.tsia.trcssei ;,o ,lrsi>efs,
a.s ros..:e IS Of Wood County. One Of
whon shall be elee5el BY said Company.
another b. said County, and the third
BY the two SO chassa. Who upon their
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

just before its dissolution Con-
eress passed bill Increasing salaries as
follows:
The President of the United States
to receive S5n ,0Cl the Vice Prcsi-
dcat. $1,000: Chief justice of the
Supreme Court 10, 800; Justices of
the Supreme Court, $4,000 Cabinet
officers. $4,000 : Assistant Secreta-
rics Of the Treasury. State, AMI Interi :
or Departments. 5000; Speaker of
the .ioase, after the present Congress,
SO, 900 f.; Senator's, Representatives,,
aid Delegates, Including the present
Congress, $500. This is to. be in
lisl Of al pay aai allowances"
fha back payhto congressman Is a
steal. The inereas> Of the presidents
salary is SQUAD To pay our chief cxecu
tive the tri3ins sum Of $4,000 is
begsar!y. We would like 10 see Grant
vets the whole bin nevertheless just to
see how the Sa,s would look under an
eclipse.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13
1t takes years of careful training

1t takes years of careful training
to convince a boy who is taken sick on
Saturday that there is not screw loose
somewhere in the Universe.
A Buffalo man fell into beer vat
the other day and was drowned. He
drank as hard as lie could to save him
self, and would have succeeded had not
floating cork choked him.
The old edition Of Morse's Geog-
raphy says albany has 400 dwelling
houses, and 2, observation-disclosures, all stand
Ing with their gable ends to the streets. :"
A Ncwburg editor wants. one of
those persons who are 50 liberal in the
matter OF plb. DOCKS to send one to
that place. as theH IS no city along The
Hudson that needs public dock more
than Nswburg
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

oaths shall appraise the said bridge, and
its appurtenances, including dollhouse,
and the soil or landing place upon which
the ends of said bridge shall rest, and
the right of way thereto, if the same
shall belong to the said Company, at
their fair value, and upon the payment
by said County to said Company of the
appraised value Of said property, as
ascertainad by the award in writing of
said appraisers. or majority of them,
within one year of the date of said
award, the said bridge shall become a
free bridge but the franchises hereby
granted to said Company shall continue
until said County shall purchase said
bridge
And whereas, said bridge referred to
in said act, was completed and con-
structcd within the time limited by said
act. to-wit May LIST, 1866. And the
said Company have kept and maintained
the same ever since, and that five years
have elapsed since the time limited for
the completion of said bridge.
And whereas, the said County of
Wood has signiied its intention to pur-
chase said bridge, appurtenances, toll
house and property mentioned in said
act, IN the manner therein specified. and
the sail Bridge Company having been
notified of said intention have consented
that proper proceedings be taken in the
premises, as the said act provides, and
open.to take immediate proceeding up
on it's part In that behalf.
Therefore, Resolved: That the said
County Of Wood purchase the said
bridge, appurtenances. dollhouse, real
estate and easements of the Wood County
Bridge Company, according to the pro-
visions of Section & of Chapter Us, of
| the Private and Local laws Of this
State, approved March 22d, 1865, and
the provisions of said act, and that
immediate steps be taken to complete
such purchase according to law. And
further Resolved that d. w Weilman
Esq, of St. Pnul Mimi be and here
By is elected and chosen as appraiser for
and ia behalf of said County Of Wood,
with full power to do and act, Us pro-
yided by said act
On motion of Supervisor Reeves, the
report Of the committee and the fore
going resolution accepted and adopted.
Geo. X. Neeyes~ on the part OF the
Briogo Company, states that the Cempa-
ny have elected Wm, C. Sill, of La
Crosse, Wis, to act III behalf Of the
Company as appraiser
On motion Of Supervisor Nrtsr, the
chairman of the Board was instructed
to notify y. W WelIman Of his appoint
ment, and of the name Of tbs party
chosen by the Bridge Company
Supervisor Carroll moves that the
Member Of the Assembly from this dis
trict, be requested to continue his efforts
to obtain an act, allowing " ooa Coan4y
to build a free bridge Motion carried
The following accounts were present
ed and laid over until the mex: meeting
Of the Board
DR.. ?. Eur,ey-Iu,t:ce fees, s Of
J.. inrigsc-sairit; lees. 1S2.le
], 4 MISUNDERSTANDING proceedings Of County
EClr4, no
Pauper accounts Of the town Of Sigel
and the town of Grand Rapids, present.
Cd and referred to the District Attorney
for an opinion in regard to the liability
Of the County in |uch matters.
On motion. Board adlourns untl
Monday, March 18th, 1873, at O'Clock
P. II.
c. O. BAKER.