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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20
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SIM .,3tuicnia 4au. une Spar'TtItlh,
(f5uias Salt) bitb bsate (OcnnsrsMIaaa!
qbenb, Wlai 90, @tIb ptTlfttgfrt Mns
Disisnissu, bic GtIb brau&sn, lIHe ir'an0"~P
sIusslatsu. = -
9m auftrae bsS Vsrsins,
4. ggm. SieSmaun, V'0l'
Sourab W0lllsr, Ssirtidr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

0iebT snriif9sfebrt. - Die aus
wSttistn 8fpTGlsntaniln tt5 GiruB,n Rhbs
btr ROlbmGnnr BtI6t ItBlr @pbr ibTs SiB.
uHstn IN gDiIkSbaut bIsIitn, iluN wisScr nhtp
iSTsH nlp. StImaiten SurUdBsFcbri. Sir ra.
rfH botufNut iltr bic PsrsIibe Nulnabme,
bic Ibntn IN 0iITlsbMrt ~ 5briI Bures. llr-
tar tsn 3urHdadsbrlen tplrtu bic SHrfn y Ol,
IiHgfL @ 6ulB Gnb ~ Wr5arIanb pCH'
Sauisburh Sr. Seinrib HUlf ucn GAn.
fnlfsr. unb Sr. eorsnJ 3arr Spu sui,
nsbf mibnrn piiISburasr, brrn NamGa MI
ni6t IN GIiabruuG triuatn Icuntfn --Natrnt
tss Nufrnibalt5 tfr Heibhiuntr in gEilisJ.
barre, rrtisusts I'D Gin lIsIurr 3pil9anIt, rtr
clue arObt unb btiitrr Aufnsune SrnnInbit.
5r. Rau bon gIc!f srbitIt ndnIlb eIir DGbf.
GRe, babIn ldulsnp od0 phbUne itintf Ibps.
lenbsu Isint GIatiIn ibu nit riutm iun2u
.priultn"--sin fIsins5 ,8OlbmaunIfia"--ts.
fbsnTt batt Sr. Wan mar iibu tiflr frObt
Wa&rtbi tfrmO6su snBadt. bab tr bic gauge
8riibul&aft ~ sinfm "Treat all around
au1fprbsIls. - @IrainIirfn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

Gritbria 6tlb. 8ait 8pab y. 8, $500
Warttu @abIt, bu 200
Gritbti& Daantr, 9arriSburh 500
$50. Salt. to 200
6rItrit 8tlfatd, alicOna, 300
9Obn AlbInstr, eInsIssiOwn. 100
Sotn 8Icftrt Springfield, o., 800
Bal. 55rr, bV 200
Dm. 8anOUt, DO 300
". Ghhbaum, Go 800
SaeOb NfFns, NairOna, 100
8. WtiItrtnRsr. youngstown, O., LOO
SaeOb DiIstI, 5aImcRp, 300
9,lnrIt OOlE bo 200
Gr. S&ursy. 9liSOIetOwn, 200
,@eOrs Bert, Rilllnstr. 200
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

G8ieber suriassfebrt.-Dh srie'
bsH aus BEN YIitsbnrssr "8rsibsiisSrWnt," J"
taB Or. abpIpt86raeL ptr SSbu unfrss
alien 8rtuHtrS, Sra. Gmil jSrar scn alssts-
ny, pfI6u ISnstrs 3tii li& bsn Smsium sfr
Wafi IN DfHIf9Ianb tpIOmtIt, isIsSr na@ sfr
9timaib, Ia ben 9ris trr Iitbsn elitrn une
GrsunSsn suriidstisbrt 10, unb aufS tTlIiROs
tfpilIIommt tpnTte.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

9Sir rS rinrm GpnOuttnr rrRiug.-
8Or iinlSm Iaatn fam riur Damt init sIntm
areben aNb at ttn bIGFBn Sabnhct I'M cine
0iellr ~ mabtn. Da inNsb tfr Gcnturicr
fab, tnb Ter Sfcrb sitI Iu aspb unb ibptr mar,
nm in trn YaGlsisrpaSru s.brh8t 81 pfrStn,
Io tttltt s Der Dame mil. tsnltIbrn In ben
gasgasswAsct Az bsinBGh. EisS ptistrIs Is
ft irtoG iu Ibun, inbtnl lit Ia8it. man babe
lbs nbnnH uIlubL ibrtn Storb 81 Iit III tie
GarS ~ nSbmsH. Der GUnsutcT ttidnS abr
barauI, taS bH seOrb in bm SaSsasfrd3ta &C.
bratt wntm mldr, unb e llt ntti Mn ene
Ibuu Mnb 9aFtu anarU bsiIimmun tSnHr.
9n ttmltItrn 9lussntlid ais r ben GOrb ps5'
nstmm pulllt. ,tIsie Ibm bic Dame 6ipde,
tas lsiur Ginuea G&ntll Gnterts % parsn
uamll,t lwei - Babies I'M Jorb ais bisls
ttr gOnturIcr fab. ,OB CT ll& lariid, unb Bat
ts feiur btlIur Ginprnbun8sn ~ ma@rn.
CT baIIs etnug gtIrbtu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

Sem @eroienfte bic trUne. -Sr.
@iorss 8. price tn pSr siaissn Sassn hur&
feline GntI&IcEsnbslt bic Srautuus zines gr
sltb @asrns auf sr Viltsbara. Sort @aynr
& GbIsdsc 8abn pnbHtris tasuT&, sab tr ben
fn&n Disb auf tn SirIt tctt f&Ob, bat sins
pUbIpntisnts 9tlObuuuS GbaIisu. Der Der
pnItuusSraib Der slSams grprtB Company bat
bel ltiatr am Mit!Bcd In Cincinnati stbaIis-
um gnIammIuus itm 81, 900 In Cob S0IEi.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

3n isbsr Sabres3eit, hslcnNHs ab1
tut 8rabidbL III sine RruisHus Ter SSflt
uuibEsnbis um babur& be gOniiiiuiicn IN.
smPfaBsII& ssssn bic RIasmm, BE be pist
tss Srmmsrs fnipideIt, ,u ma&sn. DR.
ausuaaSnio'sSamburetrSrpp.
fen iSHnsn ale Gin auSssii&Htiss RsInt.
sunss.Mtiit smpfutIsH Btrbsn, uub Babu
DeisisItsn bsuiiutnet III buutsrisn bon GamiIIsn
als Gin nnsntstbrIiGsspaus MititI etbaItsn. 3,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20
9ir GrnteuniaI;Ieitr in @eiimores

lamb COUNTY. - @it f&cn iratn btfanni
esma&t fanb ant Samfis In @rrsnSbarG
YI., bic GsnlfnninI.Gsin Der Sanussicpn lln-
abtduStsftiis GriIdraus aait. G5rssnsburs
mar feaIi& ssltmiidi, aub rins srObs RalIe
@tnl&u battle N& sInstiuuStu. Ser. Siia.
ten Senator Cameron iIibrit ben gcrfB. uns
her st&Ib. gbparS GGpau bifIi bic Ssfrsbs bee
abmSS tm GOuribaus. gcrrrnUr SarIranit
unS 9itutrnaui @rSnnBf eaill partn tbsns
falls nnpsIrRe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

Saftoria IL Gin SubaiIui iiir GaiiCr. Gel.
IS 10 70 ansInsbm Jun, Ginurbmtu ais Spnis.
5iir Niub. GOIif uub lauren Wastu 10 IS nun.
bnbir. Die Atrlit rmbftbItn s5.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20
gUirOr rln Ssreanb beimsesansrn.

tr feline btlterr Ginprnbun1sH ~ na1rr.
CT battle atnug GsItbtn.
gBirbr Gin sSrenn0 beimsegangrn.
- aus pbiIabtIpbil IommI unS bic bthiibsh-
bt 0a&ridt ~, plb pittrfum rntr uufrr
tprlIan 8ruubt Ia bas 9tuIsiiS biniibTBt.
aau9ea N, u6mIit, Capt 9uliuS ..
GtureL wctnbnfI i'm SOuibpari, No.
1928 WlOntOIs Sirabr. Die iraurigs Gunte
il5nraI9is uuS istr. gOr fnum sinsm Sabre
labtn mir ben bisSuGu, btrIsnSeutsu 0rsunb
nod munttr unb SsIunO an ttr arttti (rr mar
elm esPanSlrr MaIsr unb anlhsiRr bon pro
frIIpn), unb isBt - Iiset rr rrRarri I'm fiiblsn
@rabs. SfiH slIitr bTatIs er auf Sc 9abrfn.
Capt. 8larn Bar niSt altiu fir gbrrumanr,
uub trtutr, PObIpOasnbT 8rsunb, tr bfIaB
aud fbSns StnutuilIs uub trsfFl&t 1alsutsn.
@l5 9Hrsr aTS 8rrunt. aIs SpIbat seupb ct
has 3uIrautu Nltr bic lon fannltn. Gr war
Gin WiisIisb SOn ui&t ptuiseE bsun Jp0If psr-
1tIsbsusn 9casn unb @tlsllGafiiu. - Can't
I&lummt r I'm @rabs.
GonDention Der 0eFker. - &bls
0s6t taals cine gsnbsniion btr @trbsr bisits
Siaaiss III unfru Siubt. 80 tatisn fi@ cine
bfrS@lits autabI Dtlssaitn basu rIueefun-
ben unisr antrn aud uniT ssl&asisr iJrsHnt,
Sr. Grisbri& &Stlb Spn S&rswsbrrrtp
2Iori County.
pr. SadfOn g. S&uIB bon Rtp gOIf, tpsI-
der Issks 9abr TN Snttrsfs bsr @nbr cine
Rsilr uaa europa ma&ie, bieIt cine IGnssrt
Rssr III psI&H CT bic earppaii&s art bts
@srten5 BON 9tbH btIpra&. Geo. 9. 8apfr,
8. 6. 9t4kI nnt SuIIus @rSBInsu purbeu
aIs DtIesaitn truanut, um bic @rbs. Gifira'
ltaft bon pnnGVIpauitn III trr ,@sRsru San'
nsfS sI0criatIOn" prI&s ssRrm In eOuiSpias,
8y., SuIammsuirat, AZ Sntrstsn.
Die GpabfnliOn btfiIrpUTttte bic umfii
lsnbfs gnirstuna btsits SabuIfris. 3wsisss
auf hem Centennial. 9adion O. S&uIS bon
Nep gcrf unb @m. Suribty SOn Wafa&u'
ltlis bitIisn Rtbtn, uub tmpfapsn bic Grid.
tuns beIChbnH 0sbGuos fir bic ausarluus
bon 9s0er.
: - 1abrsS Slid bIhbt nur Ia her Siias
bsS b6uslt&m 9sbsnS, no Du ntr rinlam bil
neil Du Dir lsItR atuus ltin idnnn.
Glue bhbfbe Gualitdt 0roee'
rle8, .iu tateu In Hc. 10 9Gb Driii'n
Stabr.
S6neisers mn6 &imbnrset Sdfe;
Gin GROCER Borratb auf Sdab, In Der City,
6jrctrdr, 90. 10 giorb Driitsn Sirnbs.
SfuSerlefene 3rmcla, SOlCus' unS
Saban,2 bee, ale bon Der nsutn graNIt unS
pom f,iuRrn GItrup unO Sidrft. - 3u babtn
In tn Civ. G,rssrIs, gp. 10 NOrb Driiitn
SiraBr
0eraeOt uAt, ptr euR Daart ,u ba.
ben piinItt, fam ipI&s Ia btr City. .0rrrfTIf.
RO, 10 9Orb Drititu Strubs ttIOmmtu.
~
Stae Baaren lins 8aantiTt Das iu
lsin, tpit aust8sb.n. - 3a baben III Der City
G,rcesrir, go. 10 Torb DrIttsH StraBs.
GerrIifber nno auserleferer 3afs
fee, suGltL uub gang fTif&, 10 AZ babsn In
bsr City. .@rpftrIs, NO. 10 09lorb Drilitn SiT.,
frabr has patriot @tbauhs.
NarlcrsCreeIn. - Die btasn par
lOy. OratIn vSn bsutn MIR pilftn, unb bic auf'a
| bSSae BON trnthsaitu nufifnIif&su aiiuRInn
| bss qanbss smpfOtl'u prbsn, Fub Beatty
& Plotts bsrTbmls @Olos8aHBsH'par'
| IorsSrseIH. - Mau itnbs fIit sius prsisIifs
sBs man Iaufl, - assuisH ptretn vfrIansl,
"'A" "'''''"'- 8eatt6 s NlOtts.
@aftts6tP ~ 9tTsSsrftv,
| @Sn T. 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

2 gtle GBaaven Nns saiaatiTt Das iu
Isiu, ipit auststb.u. - 3u babsn III Der City
groesrie, Ro. 10 Torb DrIttsH Straes.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

: - 0abrts Slid bIabt nur IN her SiIGls
tsS b6usli&m esbsns, no Du nts sinlam bif
neil DIV Dir ltIbf atnua ltir idnnn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

stuSerlefcne Gcrmcii, SOlCns' unS
Sapaa>2 bee, ale Scn Der nsutn gnSlt, unS
pom isiuNrn @trut9 unb Sidrff. - 3u babtn
In tH Ghp .GIrsstrIs, gio. 10 HOrb DriIitn
@iIaGf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

SbmeiSers nnO Simbnr8et Sdfe;
Gin grUbr Borratb auf Sdab, In bsr City,
6jrcfrrlr, go. 10 Rub Driitsn Sirabt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

0ereeilt utHt, tpir eut Daart lu ba.
ben panlAt fam fcISs Ia br City. .@rrsfrIr.
so. 10 NOrS Dritisn Sirabf bticmmtu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

GsrrIitber nnb aueerlsfersr Stafs
fee, eu6RtI, unb sauI frii&, tii AZ babtn In
tsr Giiy. .@rrstris, go. 10NOrb Driitm SiF.,
frGbtr has "Paniot -@fbGukf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

Giue babftbe Guaiitdt 0roee'
rles, .lu tabfa In Rp. 10 RGb DrIitsn
Sirabc.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

Rsrf6nli6b. - pr. 8risbTt4 StIb
BON SbrsHsbsEry, yuTI County, uitt a[lsin
elmer unIrr SIisRtn, icnbfrn aud flnsr unIrsr
btpfH une IuTpuIsRlsIifH RsITuisu. beIsudblett
an Isbisn MIiipOa unlsr Sanftum NIT IsIusm
frsunbli@m @sR&t.-pr. 3. pbpptI bon qyrO.
FELTON, sIH 9IsrbEausr, 10 lusIti@ aud elm
@Srbsr, uub ppbnls elmer GoHbsHticn b,r
Gerber bsJ wsI&s Isbis BO&s FIRE GIvunasn
bier abbisIisn.
GsTHu bslu@ifn HHs aud be ptusH o 0.
SaIoTIsr uub Sebn AIbtHssr BON
aIHelsstcpH. 80 ftsuif uns lsbr, be Iitbm
StsHHht pepIauf HHb muHtsr anluIreftH.
Au4 pT. @soTe Dtrt Son SeIIInsn,
st'itra esHHip, uHb sIn SObn be IsbibIn Ssr-
fSTbsHsH 9ubn pOIBman ben sbsnbaffIbR, b.
fbrtfH uns NIT gsiu9tn. pr. @fTt bslu&I
tfffs SabE isiusH DTudtr, bsm Ct ifbtsmaI
siIi9s Ia&sntR e6ppIfH In bic Saf9t f&isbi.
SHIlV fcE soR GTfHHt BsTl.
Au4 pE. SaFeb Gin bon Wleen|sec
iaitelf uus sInii tarlfa 4ffu& ab. G. RanGtI
stHfH BaTbtu-@ -@eftllfH aH,uRttu. ia etH lol.
GsFFiH TstF auiss @iI96ft bort sEAHteH IsHHig,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

QSsr bat bic Stcptpipe ?--Sor 'i-
HI IA Iaafn paten uuIfr a'lbSBhr aatnt.
sr u. @drtiu nsbR @lltin BON Hyper
Ganbusfy. SbiO aui 9rlu&s bfi itrsm Batter,
Sr. ginlui SrFfsu a(bin. Vim 1A6s 'b'
[is abrdasu, btluRteu Is aud un5. Sr. Mar-
tin ttua ,ur 3sit tinsn bdbl4n Gpliusnbut-
sine rSit GlOStpips. 9ts r rOa bIr abrtifs,
padir er ion Jet b Gin, Ni CT mob sinsn anenn
Sut bsl i& bate. @ts srr5 mar nun atsr
Ttin Gr1aunsn, bae, aIs or nat SauIs fam,
MIDI ltmt rigrur, lORttm sinr antHs Stopf'
pipr ypIflut! Gr ibri,b bicbsL unb nil piiltr,
no ltIn Sui l,i unb OIautif, 10 r bhiitn pItI-
IrItt ben llnlibsn nit trm GotIni8sn ofr'
iauItl; OlIsiu ba II u iut. 81. Sllin9tr
bal icgt DIrbf giC!b nm auSlnlintth Ber
ten Sul BAT. llnlre S'cptPipt if iGbf;
atr no II 8rtunb WGriin'S Spinttrtnt? ?
TGs iil bic question.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

Gs III DOrsefdIasen, baB. Rtnn bsr
bUbs S&OruasiH UbH standpipe bts nsu,n
BaFsrpnIs anbIsr friis 10, ba Siabiratb
bic SPibs bIIItItsH an bic Ser. 9taalu Sr.
Tsnist I'M tinsn WIlIsrunss. .9arpmsin uben
srauf iu sHI$isu Ia bic SpIBs bod unb Iuf.
its tI, uHb sU Sarcnisitr BIN @s6fd bn
-Bltifrune lfbr gut aussbtn ISanlf, DHrtt
saHH siH &sesn icmmsu. 70 pGsls man 20 bort
srSbfn f@Sn iwsi @iHnbsn luSOr, stt tu Rs.
gen bic GrSs tsrii9rIs; Johann ISnntt man Bn.
''nitTttlfsrapbIrtu,' tpUbar& mir 3dt osRSu.
uf'. MN unirt - stovepipe ms IrCdnt ~
bringfh. Der pIan tpare famoS,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-05-20

SieSGufer, In ipsl6en iplr leben,
nit anOntu gEprisu unirt aOrpsr, ,niilItn MIR
In Rtparaiur talisH. gDir muTsn Fs iiGfitn
unb uururn, psnn fr 3ti&tn tn SRpi&s
uub brt gufaaS idssn. 9n Or. DaIftrS
gaIifprntf&sm @iusaar 9ittsrs
--tiae RN&uns bon SrIIirdainn, bic nar In
Der Gjsarne am AilItu Rtrs lu FnSsn iine,
pnSsu bic 0jtlawSalm Galtnltibfnbtn,
9ttsumaNltsn unS SavIntIa4iissn has ,u'
trasIitbRs SiarMuSa. uno Observation-Disclosures
msssI lIusn tvdts5 bsm IfiOsnefn Sfranfsn it
t;irasbrlm purbr. Is shibaIt idnfn aIiObol
uub bin!srlSbl ffiuSn 8Isdn. AS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-24
breeze and dew, to flourish we'll, and al

breeze and dew, to flourish well, and al
most without our oversight.
Yet even if it required daily oversight
it would be no back-breaking amount !;
and CT all work there is none pleasanter
than gardening, the face protected by a
shade hat and the hands by coarse gaunt-
let gloves. The complexion suffers in
finitely less than in work over hot
stove, and the cleanliness of work in the
brown earth is far before the cleanliness
OF any housework. The fatigue, mean
while, is no more than that of any other
exercise: while, with the sweet odors.
the soft wind, the sunshine, the visiting
birds and bees, the whole thing is trans
figured out Of the commonplace, and one
seems to grow as the flowers do. Ger
tainly there is nothing derogatory to dig
nifty of station In the work, even accord
ing to the received conventionalities ::
Tor among all the wealthy and splendid
ladies of England, or, indeed, of Europe,
where less common-sense is supposed to
prevail, there are few who consider
themselves too fine to attend to some
portion of the flower beds, even where
trained gardeners are constantly in serv-
ice
And since the usefulness Of the thing
is conceded, and since there can be no
doubt that every one is healthier both
mentally and physically for this simple
contact with the great mother out of
whose dust we are made, we would urge
all who now have no garden patch to
prepare this year one small mound by
way of experiment, and we are sure that
the comfort they will receive from it,
the pleasure they will reap in flowers,
the gratitude with which the earth will
seem to hurry and repay their care, will
afford them a portion of that satisfac-
ton which every creator of an object
that did not before exist must always re-
ceive from his work.-Ha1per's Bas0r.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-24
The Original MongOIs.

AT recent meeting of the San Fran
cisco Academy of Sciences, Charles w.
Brooks read paper On "The Origin OF
the Chinese Races" in which some curl
Gus deductions are made A local Jour-
nal summarizes the paper as follows:
Central Asia has hitherto had the credit
of being the cradle of mankind. Sclen-
lists say that America is older, geograph-
lcally, than any part OF the earths
surface. Therefore, in natural process OF
evolution, the aboriginal man must have
appeared on this hemisphere in the vicln-
itY of the first rocky elevation. The
Chinese people are unlike any other peo-
pie on the continent of Asia. They are
hemmed in by mountains and the great
wall along the northern and western
frontier. They have had no communi-
cation with other Asiatic peoples from
time immemorial. According to this ira
dition their first progenitors landed on
the southern coast of China. In looking
for the place where they might natural
ly have been brought by favoring winds
Peru. The records Of that country show
az immense antiquity. Their civiliza-
ton was extremely ancient, and the
remnants of an Acknowledged race re-
sembling the Mongolians are found in
the Peruvian mountains and also about
the headWaters of the Amazon Peru
had an immense population 1900 years
before Christ. Early in the history
of the world the Peruvians possessed
a knowledge OF solar movements, the
mariners compass and hieroglyphics,
or picture-Writing. An armed vessel or
an invader might have gone IN sixty days
from Peru to the southern coast of China.
Chinese records show that 1858 years be-
fore Christ Fo Ki, stranger King, in
tTOduced the reconcile knowledge pos
sessed by the Peruvians to the Chinese
The lower roots of the Peruvian lido
graph are connected with the 216 radi-
calls of the Chinese language. These
writings occur all through Asia and as
far west as the pyramids. The sugges-
tions of these facts and the many infer
ences to be drawn from them were elab-
GRATED with much specification of detail.
1t was shown that, while Peru had at
one time 100000 of inhabitants, her
industries had died out and her popula-
ton disappeared. China had gone on
increasing her population Indefinitely
and achieved a high degree of civiliza
ton. The paper was listened to with in
terest, and applauded at the close"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-24

STATISTICS SHOW that of the thousands
who die annually large proportion are
destroyed, not by old age, or by the natu.
raj exhaustion of vitality, but through in
temperance, or disregard, either on the
part of the sufferer or his parents, of the
simplest laws of nature. Such being the
case-and figures cannot maasrepresent facts
the conclusion is that, were the causes OF
intemperance, its kindred vices and dis
regard of natural laws removed, the aver
age length of the human lifetime would
be extended proportionately. What agent
most rapidly, hGgmlessEy and certainly will
eradicate these vices, or the tendency to
them, is the question, which has been as
thoroughly and persistentlv agitated ashas
the search for the Philosophers stone.
The discovery has been made by DR.. Jo-
seph Walker, whose widelyknown VINE
GAR BITTERs are accomplishing wonders
which the old-fogy doctors never dreamed
of. Try them and judge for yourself, as
thousands are doing all over the country.
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A BeggarIy Array.

MACREADY in his "reminiscences re-
cords striking instance of thin house.
1t was at Berwick, where Macready had
been playing to crowded houses in the
old malt-hOuse, on the night of the gen.
eral illumination for the triumph Of the
Allies: "TO my surprise my father gave
directions for a performance on that
evening. 1t was in vain that l reasoned
with him, stating my conviction that
there would not be one person present.
He was pertinacious in his resolution :;
but could not believe he would persist
Laugh When You Cam (the title satire
on the proceeding) and the Poor Soldier
My father took the part of G0Ssdnacr ;
the players could hardly be persuaded
that he was in earnest, but the night ar
rived and they were obliged to dress for
their parts. At seven o'clock the prompter
went to my fathers dressing-room,
knocked, and inquired, Sir, shall | ring
in the music? There is no one in the
house, Certainly, sir; ring in the
music was his answer. The music was
rung; the musicians went into the
sorchestra and began to play. | went
into my fathers room and informed him
that there were two boys in the gal
lery and one man in the pit, ana would
go into the boxes that there might be an
appearance in all Accordingly [ took
my place in the center box, and, with
difficulty preserving a demure counte-
nance, saw my father very gravely and
indeed sternly begin the part of the
laughterloving G0ss0m1er, indignant with
the performers, who had difficulty in re-
straining their disposition to make ajoke
of the whole affair A scene or two was
quite sufficient, and left the remaining
three-quarters of the audience to their
amusement, preferring a walk round the
walls of 'our good town on lovely
summer evening until the inhabitants
should begin to light up. About nine
o'clock | thought | would look in again
to see whether the farce was really going
on. The play had just concluded and
the pit audience went out. The two
boys remained in the gallery, evidently
tired out with the dizziness of their even
ing; but when the musicians reappeared
in the orchestra and began the overture
of the afterplece it seemed as if their
power of endurance was exhausted, and,
leaning over the balustrade, one of them,
with violent gesture of his ARM called
out: ooh, dang it, give overr and both
walked out, leaving the players to IN
dress themselves and go out in their own
clothes to see the illumination"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-24

FACTS WORTH KNOwING.-Thc Wilson
shuttle sewing machine is to-day the SIM
plest, most perfect, most easy operated, best
made, most durable, and in every way most
valuable sewing machine in existence, and it
is sold fifteen dollars less than all other first
class machines. Machines viii be delivered
at any railroad station in this county, free
of transportation charges, if ordered through
the company's branch house at 1877 State
street, Chicago. They send an elegant cata-
logue and chrome circular free on applica-
ton. This company want a lew more good
agents
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-24

PRUssING's Well-known White Wine Vine
gar received the Worlds Fair premium.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-24

WILToFT's Tonic is not a pan2cca-is not
a cure for everything, but is a catholcon for
malarious diseases, and day by day adds
fresh laurels to its crown of glorious success.
Engorged Liyers and Spleens, along the
shady banks of our lakes and rivers, are
restored to their healthy and normal secre-
tons. Health and yigor follow its use and
Chills have taken their departure from every
household where Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic is
kept and taken. Don't fail to try it. WHEE-
LOCK, FINLAY u Co., Proprietors, New
Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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rTmw rrMH UAaHE

His own story of the last years of his Life:
his Death etc Splendid work Just out SEND for cir
cularS and full Information 10 AMERICAN PUB
FISHING CO. Chicago. Ill
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GEO. P. RowELL : 90, A Park Row, New
York, are, without doubt, ia. leading Adver-
therefore, of the world. They have, by the
free, liberal and yet well-directed use of
money, built themselves up in the esteem of
the leading publishers and advertisers of
the continent, and by an unusual energy
have succeeded in perfecting in every detail
business that more than anything else tells
OF the growth and Importance of the news
paper business.-NemphiS( Tenn) Appeal
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-24

JoHNsoN's Anodyne Li'linaeRt may be used
to advantage where any Liniment is desira.
BILE. In cases of severe cramps and pains in
the stomach it is undoubtedly the best arti-
Gle that can be used internally.
HABITUAL constipation leads to the follow
ing results: Inflammation of the kidneys.
sick and nervous headache, bihousness, dys.
pepsia, indigestion. piles, loss of appetite
and strength; all of which may be avoided by
being regularin your habits, and taking, saw.
one of Parsons PurgatiDs Pills nightly foi
four or six weeks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-24

The last Legislature of Arizona
passed an act awarding premium Of
50, 900 for the first artesian water OBJ
tanned at greater depth than 500 feet,
or $4,000 for artesian water obtained at
a less depth, in that Territory
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-24

This is the time of year when
mothers and daughters endeavor to give
the breaktast-table chat watering
place tint, while the old gentleman eats
hastily and departs promptly TO his bust
ness