Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-09-10

anti-Beecher testimony.
The side track on the G. B. 4 NJ.
Road Is being put down as rapidly as
possible. The work upon the Round
House will be commenced next week.
Don't forget the Afternoon Tea
at the basement this P NJ. Mrs. K.
K. Kline and Mrs. Ticknor will pre-
pare the feast.
The letter F, like some people is
more ornamental than useful, phor in
stance, see: PhIirting phemales phool-
ishly phlaunt phashions phlag. 1t is
perfectly plain that the letter eph don't
amount to much.
The Song Messenger for Septem-
Der is received. 1t is full of good
reading, and it always contains choice
music. Send for it, Root & Sons, Chi
cago.
The man who fell into Doc. Wit
ter's mortar bed in front of his new
store a few evenings since, don't know
why he should have been so thorough
ly whitewashed. He says he "hasn' t
done nothin'."
Mr. Jos. Coty has been employed
to do the work of blasting near Mosi-
nee in the construction of the W. V.
r. R. to Wausau. A granite ledge
will receive the respects of Mr.. Coty.
No better man could have been engag-
ed for the work.
Only think of it All the teach
ers in Wood county assembled in con-
vention, and not one of them even
thought to keep minutes of the pro-
ceedings for the REPORTER. Girls,
don't let that occur again.
We must positively deny the as
sci ton that the question of Mr..
Beecher's guilt or inn ocense is to be
submitted to the vote of the peop lie in
Nov. Its all Reform lie. Don't you
believe it.
We learn from the New London
Times, date of Aug. 9th, that De-
dolph & lipke's stave factory (the
largest in the State), was burned to
the ground last Tuesday evening.
The fire caught while the men were at
supper. The Times says the fire is
supposed to have been caused by the
heating of box, and was first discov-
cred between the roof and engine
house and that of the factory.
Our exchanges are reporting many
remarkable cures BY the laying on of
hands. This is nothing new. Our
mother used TO do miracles in that di-
rection when we were boy. We,
with half dozen sisters used to keep
her comparatively busy.
Brooklyn people, laugh to think
of the beautiful 1.-The" adore-ing Su-
san B. Theodore should have let Susan
d l.. LNl;u.Lo4L n -l4 r-oc b..u-
done in the parlors Of Theodore T.
other than by FL. w. B. D'ye G..
So general has the public conf
dence become in Dr. Ayers medicines !,
and so great the demand for them, that
unprincipled villains are attempting to
deceive the unwary by imposing upon
them their worthless nostroms under a
similarity of name. Cherry Pectoral
Lozenges, DR.. Ayers Troches, Ayers
Pastiles for Coughs, Cherry Pectoral
Cough Drops, Ayers Fever and Ague
Cure, DIR. Ayers Indian Pills, &c,
&C., (none Of which are of DR.. Ayers
manufacture or composition) are spec
linens Of this villainy and deceit.
They not only defraud the sick Of their
money but of their health, or the re-
covery of their health, which is far
more important than money. From
actual counterfeits the people are pro-
tected by law which the Doctor prompt
ly enforces, but these evasions some
times elude the law. and purchasers
must protect themselves by refusing to
be deceived by them.-D0Uer { ". II. }
Bee.
1t is becomin. fashionable, if one
wishes to 90 to New York and is short
of the stamps, to confess that he is the
murderer of Nathan. He is at once
taken in charge by the police and a
telegram is sent forward that the man
who murdered Nathan has been captur-
ed A return telegram orders the i'm
mediate delivery of the criminal before
the proper authorities he is showed
ed along, and once in Gotham free of
travelling expenses he--for of course
nothing can be proved against him-is
released from custody and proceeds to