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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-28

THE WORK on the long talked Of
r.. r. between Stevens Point and
Portage Ci&y, is actually being con-
menoed, and we learn that it IS the
intention of the company to finish and
have regular trains running as far as
Hancock yet this tall The grading
Between Plover and Stevens Point,
was naostly completed last winter, with
she exception of the bridge across the
Little PloEer, Which viii be built i'm
mediateiy, With some little work on the
grade and Big PloHer bridge, the road
bed will be ready SO the G. B. & NJ
Il. E. at this place for the ties and
sron. Within Two or three weeks she
iron will be down SIS far as Ploves
Junction: Already the contractors
Messrs. Fitek & Doseft are erecting
a large boarding shanty near Johr
GENES farm, on the edge ct the Bis
Meadow. Dirt viii be flying lively be
tween Pover ana tie Big Meadow il
Two or three days. The snort Of th'
Iron Horse will soon be heard comm.
sreu. Stevens Point, headed for Portsg
Citv.-P1orer Tir1es,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-28

THAT Bakers Dozen: Honest Lew;
Humble Clarence Immaculate I'll.
w. r." King George /; Stool Pigeon
Clark Faithful William Assurance
Pat; Honorable Cate "Begorra, we
can't get the other five without going
into Tweed's ring.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-28

The Registers Office is removed
to Kings counting room, and VIM. is
King, as the people said one year ago
William, B. King.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-28

The TERRIBLE tragedy of the kill
ing of Sheriff Baker has been followed
by one more bloody and revolving.
The Courtwrights have been lyrched
and ''blood" is upon the hands of
these self-imposed executioners. Last
Tuesday week, at about 3 o'clock in
the morning determined mob forced
itself into the jail, and after combining
the jallor, and placing a guard over
him it proceeded to the cell of the
Courtwrights and dragged them out
to their execution. The tumult was
distinctly heard but fear seized upon
all who otherwise might have prevent
ed so terrible tragedy. The guilty
wretches were thrown into wagon
and conveyed to an isolated spot near
the brewery where they were strung
up. but only after a most terrible con-
fict as the condition Of their bodies.
and the wounds and bruises of MANY
who are supposed to have been partici-
pators in the bloody deed, attests. A
grand good man has been slain. The
men who took his life have been
slaughtered upon an edict from Judge
Lynch's court. Had the lynching
been done Immediately after the death
of Mr.. Baker, there would have been
much to palliate the fearful act
Though the public will seek no excuse
for the murderers Of Baker, the act of
vengeance will always be REMEMBERED as
a usurpation of law, cruel and base in
Ats inception as in It's execution.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-28

For GOVERNOR
HARRISON LUDINGTON,
Of Milwaukee.
For LIEUT-GovERNoR-
HENRY l.. EATON,
Of Richland Co.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
HANS B. WARNER,
Of Pierce Co.
For STATE TREASURER
HENRY BETZ,
Of Manitowoc.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
j. r. BENNETT,
OF Rock CO.
For SUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
ROBERT GRAHAM,
Of Winnebago Co.
For MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY
G. NJ. MARSHALL,
For COUNTY SUPT. OF Schools
G. B. GARRISON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-28

Accompanying this was a tabular
statement showing that the total ex-
penses for the last four years were as.
follows
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-28
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Grand Rapids, Thursday, Oct. %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
Big Farms
-FuR ne Sen Ysrf EzVszl

IFruR ne SsT YeEt EzpseAl
Our attention to the big farm in Illinois
5000 acres, IS in corn, 5 in oats and
aa1, and the rest in grass-has recalled 4
notice Of the London Spectator, from the
DOOmsday book Of Scotland, which has 4
list Of those IandhOlders Who own more
than 1000 acres Of land in that country.
The result Is that OHs man alone, in his
own and his Eiie's right, holds more than
one-fiteenth Of the entire area Of the
kingdom, and u men nearly 4 third; a
proportion probably exceeding anything
known in Western Europe. No less than
100 hold more than 20 90 acres each, and
Of those So hold more than 5000 acres
each. The Is who own the largest
amounts Of land are Duke OF Suther-
land, l,l76,SiS acres; Duchess Of SutbeE-
land, rs, S19 acres; Sir J. Mathes0n, 406,-
90 acres; Mr.. A. MaIhesOn, ~, 1873 acres;
Earl Of Breadalbane, 4S7 $50 acres; Duke
Of Buecleugh, 49,, Isl acres; Earl Of Sea-
field, $4,000 acres; Mr.. Evan Bailie,
SO6, 900 acres; Earl OF Stair, 90, 900 acres;
Duke Of Richmond; $500 acres; Duke
Of Athole, $4,000 acres; DIXIE Of Hamil-
ton, $4,000 acres; Duke OF Argyll, l75,-
600 acres; Sir X. Mackenzie, Of Gairloch,
l6i,6SO acres Macleod, Of Macleod, l4l,.
100 acres.
The old idea that the Duke Of Suther.
land owns an entire county is not true;
but the Duke, with his vile, the Countess
Of Cromartie, owns more than the entire
surface Of any county in England, except
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

Some SOuLhefners affect dislike for
General Longtteet since he Loyalty ac.
cepted the situation. One Of this class at
Augusta, Ga, with less courage than most
Of his fellows, lately wrote the editor Of
the Gainesville SouLhron, because that ed
itof invited General 1,ongstresI to he.
come q citizen Of his town. Tie follow.
ing Is the document:
paint your SKIN Black. Let him
lead his hegROEs AGAINST you your wo.
men 4 children h all theE WhitE people
Of Ga will rejoice A white man who
would even speak 10 him IL not worthy
the name lof q georgian. A capt who
saw 4 YEARS aCTive service under him
GER SOME LYE Soap 4 wash youR SELF 4
II you CaN fihD a lECENT Man that will
buRRy you LEr him do H."
Whefeupon the ,SouthrOn pays its com.
pliments 10 the writer in the following
vigorous style:
"1f he were ever a capt In the Conied.
crate army he was cashiered for coward.
Ice and publicly whipped for deseftiOn.
II he saw -four years service Under Gen.
etal l,ongSlteet IL WA in the Custom.
house Of New Orleans, which he was forced
70 leave ior stealing, and now goes for the
General for having detected him In his
thieying, and Us Tot having asked Gener-
a LongSlfeet 10 locate among ia. The
idea that such q man should have held 4
commission under the Confederate Gov.
eminent Il ridiculous. No brave and
true man would make such a stab in the
back IS this. II he had been 'ted.hot
rebel he would have signed his name.
He Il q coWatdly brute, who never saw q
Yankee during the war unless he was =
pfiSOnetp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
MunIrinal Indebtednelu.

hegroWth Of the municipal indebted
nesa ofthis country, and the seeming pop
ulaI Indifference 70 II, constitutes one Of
the most serious dangers that threaten
our American system. CarefulesIina.es
reveal the astounding fact that city debt
have increased 50 per cent Eince their
labulation in the census of 1870, and The
ratio Of increase In the State and county
debts is relatively alarming. Wherever
the increase has not bsen checked in city,
town, or county BY constitutional limita.
ZION, there has been 4 persistent and
enormous increase within the last i've
years. Any exhibit calculated to bring
the enormiiy Of municipal Indebtedness
wildly before the people Is especially
valuable. A recent discussion in the
British Parlimenr brought Out state
ment Of the municipal debts OF the King
dom; those cities owing more than 81 ;
10000 aggregate a follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

A comparison Of these tables makes a
startling exhibit. TWenty.One cities in
England, with a population Of over g.
10000, do not owe a. much money as
the single city Of New York, with a pop
ulation Of less than 100000. london,
with il population Of over 10000,
taking in not only the city proper, but
all the consolidated municipalities Of the
metropolis, owes not quite half as much
as Philadelphia, with 10000 people, but
little more than half a. much a. Boston,
with less than 100000 inhabitants, and
not a. much by several millions as Brook.
Ign, Baltimore or Washington. Cities
like Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds and
Birmingham have vastly smaller debts
than cities Of the same class in this cOun.
try. Birmingham, for instance, with
nearly $500 inhabitants, owes but 81.
SG5, 900, or less than some Of our cities
having but from 10000 to 10000 inhabit-
ants. The twenty-One cities Of England,
with their population Of over 100000,
owe but about one.iOurth as much a.
thirty American cities with 4 popula-
ton u little more than 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

THE warmth Of the welcome aud the
magnihcence Of the entertainment given
10 the Richmond Masons was one Of the
marked features Of the Bunker Hill Cen.
tennial. Yet, on their return home, Gov.
ernor Kemper, Of Virginia, had the bad
taste to address them in this inflated
style: "YOu vent" he said, "as Virgin
ians should go-not in garments Of sack.
cloth, with the ashes Of humiliation on
bowed heads, but with uplifted heads,
proud, erect, asking no forgiveness, pro.
Teasing no repentance for the past some
Of you with the smoke Of battle still upon
your garments, proud to greet and to be
greeted BY the men Of New England, not
humbly as interiors, but with pride as
the peers Of the lOftiest." The incident
was, however, not wholly unfortunate, for
Il brought out from the knights who
spoke in reply on behalf Of the Com.
mandery utterances which had strong
significance, az compared with the unnec.
essary bOsh Of the Governor. Eminent
Commander Tanner said:
ave have passed through many foreign
cities-that Il, cities that were for time
foreign TO us, but are now Ofone and the
same country with us-and everywhere
we have been cordially received and
treated like friends and brothers, We
have been the welcome guests, the con.
slant associates Of Governors, Senators,
Of big men and little men, Of big MasOns
and little MasOns, and In these few days
we have spent among them the broken
bonds Of our ancient friendship have once
more been welded together to endure, |
trust, forever"
And Sir knight Geo. c. vanderslice
said:
ave started from Virginia 10 Join in n
funeral procession for the burial Of dead
body. That dead body was sectional hate
and diScOrd. The tOmahawk Of civil strife,
which brothers hands had buried in the
brains Of brothers, was then forever bur
led. We had cemented the bonds Of an
enduring brotherhood, and together have
erected over the grave Of the past mon.
ument which shall testify to the world OF
q reunited, revivifed, and strengthened
nation. From this time forth
the old Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
and Virginia are married together in a
union Of heart and hand, such as no man
nor set Of men dare put asunder." Ap.
plAnSe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

THERE Is come reason to suspect that
Mr.. Morton il on the hard-mOney tack
again. The Indianapolis Journal, which
in times past has been quite ravenOus for
the issue Of more paper promises to pay,
nov mentions that majority Oishs Amer
lean people are 4neither fools nor kuayes,"
and that no man stands chance OF reach.
ing the White House Who openly iavors
unlimited expansion and consequent de-
probation Of the currency, or who iaTOrs
q policy whose logical conclusion Is
general Reputation Of the national obi
Rati0ns,D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

AFTER all the cry Of no fruit crop, II
turns out that peaches in the East-Where
most Of our supply comes from every year
will be unusually abundant and cheap.
The farmers in New Jersey are now max
Ing contracts with houses in Pittsburgh
and elsewhere Tor a iullmppiy at reason.
ably low rates. So much for 40 much.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

A NEWSPAPER ExCUNNuSicArEp.-
Father McGlew, who talked 40 sharply
against couple Of bis patishiOhers for
marrying outside Of the pale Of the
Church, Il more than tivaied BY the
Archbishop Of Quebec and the Bishop Of
Montreal, who have forbidden any Cath.
olics within their Jurisdiction, under
penalty Of accommodation, either To
read, buy or sell the Daily Montreal wa.
Rea. The excOmmunicatiOn Of this III.
per is based upon The fact that the VA.
MGu undertook 10 publish reports Of the
lectures Of one Father Chiniguy, who had
abandoned the Roman Catholic for the
Protestant faith, and preached the mer.
liz Of his new religion. The effect Of the
prelatical ban upon the Newspaper has
been, It is said, 10 increase is circulation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
THURSDAY, JULY l, 1879.

ATRIAL Newspaper speaks Of the plat.
form Of the OhsO Democracy ~ being
sound = : silver dollar II it had said
aas sound - a paper dollaF,H the simils
would have been quite as tOrcible and
much more truthful. There is anything
but the ring Of the silver dollar in the
platform Of the Ohio Democracy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

WHEY France comes to var again with
Germany she will find how exceedingly
serious Is The los Of the iortresses taken
from her In the late war. Metz, especially
will prove a grieVous thorn in the side.
The Germans have lately been strength.
enipg ii in anticipation Of another
struggle. They have added four forts to
the seven already built by the French,
and ammunition and proViiOns are stored
away In sufficient quantities to supply
an army OF forty thousand men for
several years. Preserved vegetables, in
very large quantities, form an i'm.
Portant feature in the supplies. The
same work has been going on at Stras.
burg, and there ten fOrtre.ses will
soon rank, in the estimation Of military
men, as among the strongest in the world.
Taken In connection with Mayence, Cob.
lentz, Gsrmersheim and RAstadt, on the
one side, and Diedenhoieh, SaarlOuis and
BriSach on the other, and connected az
they are by fine railroad system, the
line Of defense seems impregnable, and
any attack Of France upon Prussia seems
doomed to failure al the ouutart. But
the history Of battles has shown that
"impregnAble" fOrtresses have often been
taken. II France can secure an active
alliance with some power that will attack
on the other side, there will be hopes for
her. Otherwise, not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

The July number Of Tie Republic mag
GEine has been received. It Is an excel
lent number, veil stocked with valuable
articles. The leading ones are : Vatican
ism in Germany; Free Labor in the
South; The Mutual relation as to the
Price OiGOld, Greenbacks, Silver Bullion,
and Silver Coin; The Centennial Cele-
bration; The Whisky Frauds The
South, and how its wants may be sup
piled. As = faithful advocate Of Repub-
lieaa principle, this magazine should
have . large circulation. Volume V. BE-
gins With the July number Send 81 to
Republic, Washington, DC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
TIE N1TT0yIL TISKS:
Increase and Dee ease Of CiFcu.
latiOn-NeW Hanks Organized.

Increase and Dee ease of CiFcu.
IatIOn-New Banks Organized.
Dispatch to the New York ETeains r,ALl
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The following
statement, showing the increase and de.
crease Of circulation Of National Banks
in the several States from the lst Of Jan.
uary to the present time, and also the
number Of new banks organized during
the present year, together with the loca-
ton and amount Of capital employed, was
prepared at the Treasury Department
to-day. 1t will be seen that there is a
voluntary net decrease In circulation Of
$7,7S7,s3j, and that nearly all the in.
crease Is outside Of the Western States:
iScREAsE AID DEcREAsE OF CIRCULATION ~ THE
SEVERAL sTATIss, ETC., HHOM TilE Isl " JAHu-
fg7f To lIgE ~ iS7b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The ehlld'Seure when lsethIng- 10 relieve Inaan.
nation Of the Gums, to All1y uneadness, 10 quiet
C6ilc Pains, 10 promote Sleep % cure Summer Com.
plant. This We consider one Oi the most valuable
remedies 10 h kept In the family when the chll.
dTen are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
sands Of bottles, and have 10 bear the 6rt person
Iay II Is not ell We recommend II 10 b..
MOTHERs, hare you = Fttly, Lo,tAiN9 buk that
Turns the HOURS Of MONT when you - long iOr
rtst) Into Ohs tONG, WEARY DAYTIME d WORM.
MKT and CARBi CY-Cty-Cry-all day and all
night lOngi II you have Iihtn 10 rs1hOl, he CON.
yinCeIi, kstiidtt no bA1a-a HEw drops u iSRASI
CORDIAL ALL your eAtI WILL be PAciyIED, and
SWEET, REYZEsiilS0 sLEEP will take the place Of
WAEETU: SUFFERING. Procure II once . bottle.
SOlh by ell Druggists and
LAUGIltIN BROS. %, PropEietorI,
MhtelInR ". VI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

"WhoA tuhnin' asin Gen Grant, dis
timer Wa The question Of A Coloted voter
who went 10 b registered Tor a local cleo
tion q Montgomery Ala, the other day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
I OTIS FOR SALE,

A eh0lcs number Il excellent Bailling Lou, ait
uatsl IN s1ath Fn1nt SiTeet, soulh u Flnt sireS,
Whsrling lilahd, having . 6ne TirV d the river
aud Ihe tiiy Up and down the hVeT.
For terms apply " Pl-ATOFF B. ZANE,
Wheeling Island.
OIL. c. HERvEI, Auetionesr and Heal Estate
Agrui, No no Market str'vl, lyI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
STRAYED COW.

IN June al, 4 dark trovn, nsai bGilI, fresh Gov,
al.SgI Eve yran I'D, and weighing NeiUrrn 50O ABl
81 p5znda Hons long and vide sPreal
AIlsnl pGSr1 Uil l= giVsn * any iai1EuIa.
ts0n " delivery q Cos "
Ed. CHRISTIAN,
IyI-lAHs 1911 and 1915 Narkrt 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

To contrast this statement the munich
pal Indebtedness Of American cities Of
the same class, the Cincinnati Commercial
has prepared from the latest sources the
following table:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
MANHOOD RESTORED.

4 Victim Of youthful Inpudence, causing pre-.
mature decay, nervous debility, etc, having trsl
In vain every known remedy, has found simple
seli-cuFe, which he will md rss to hs fellow sun.
ererS. A1Ircs J. u. REEVES, IS Nassau street,
New York, Box 6iE3. ap7
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Travellers, GUIDE.

sleutehVille ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is 1. ~;
isTaTti 500 p Ia. THIS train durnR the day pases
laekT1ni and loEEard bftUesn Martins Ferry and
BellaiTr stopping WHEN required 81 sherman HOusr,
.EtnAVille, Wst Wheeling and GFlJd Hill
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NAV ApVERTIsEMENTS.
As EXPERIENCED NURsE

ne uAdeniDel has had nreh expsTiensr a =
Suns ilE lh1itz, AID oaen Ia seIJirs Ia thai a.
palty. he lesg u CITY nsiersnn1 en- b even
jyls Ann HICKS, Ma y. Ihirtsslth 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

VOCAL cLASS-THE FIRST MEETING OF
he Vocal Gas ors1liIul BY NJ. :. Bls,sft "a
IhuES1ay eVsnihg. Juns stth, vii l. held ~
Wieeel NuSical Institute Hall "a
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July :, ISIS,
Al ~ 0'eilrk. PsrOai wishing 10 Ola sid CHS
va! laIe Their Hddrea n AaIRs Laeas' Alsic
Store. TsEus Only Fire D2ig5 t0F Issaiy Les-
EssI iyI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
poARD OF COMMISSIONERS.

A special meeting Of the Board Of Com.
missioners will be held at the Court House
Of Ohio county on Wednesday morning,
July I, ISIS, commencing at lOS'clOck.
BY order Of the President
jyl CHAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

90 casa Concentrated Lye.
100 Matches.
6taITels CARROTS snuGi.
30 bo1es GarFttt'S Pleln.
loo pounds Dutch NAddeT Print
SO Indigo spanish Fiat
Is tarFeil CHIP ln[U0ol.
. Chip Tgstic.
Al LACGHT.IN BROS 4 CO.'S
0pOund, ChIosolorn. :
60 BFpnAe Potassium.
Is CAl0lsd
. Iaisls P0tash.
20 FIaid EItrarts, Tilden'L
% salbl Extracts, do.
20 lattlss sagaF Coated PillS
Is DUN EiI6n.
Al LAUGHLN BROS. CO.'S
8 dora BlEfr'G Cod Liver OIL.
Is Halls Lnng Balam.
Is Jlyne's EIpCctOnnt
IS Ayers Cherry Pectonl.
ION Eoehnts-CnnAmOn, &c,
go R1tfin1n DrOTs.
500 GOliFeys Cordial
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger
At LAUGHllN BROS. 4 co.'s.
1000 pounds GnIn PtpPeT-slnpFOrt.
800 " CoVes.
90 Hu,neS-G OVeFnment.
500 Cr1lm Tartar, pure and choice.
800 Mustard, In cans and IN bulk.
900 Ground Ginger, Fast India JtmilI
COX'I GelAtlne, Arrow Root, TaIi1ta and sag1
OEa9 AtLAUGHLIN BROS GUS
100 ounces Quinlns, PoVers 4 WeightmsnI
90 Sulphats MOFphiA.
30 EitGte Silver.
90 StTyChnia-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
WATCHES,

wsklJs in Sors foil supply Il American and
Caas-Ill fGlly TiFanisd and g1aElnieEaL Also,
full line Y God ChIinS JeErTy, SEertleles Ci0ekl
Goll Peas and PendlA Silver and Silver Pt1ted
Ware tod Had Canes, OIsF1 Glas,ss, &c, Ae., a
li0B Main street B1-Fine WGtehs rePairsl and
TIHlntr'l. u!n ONTOBi DUFFIELp.
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DRUGGISTS.
ICE COLD
Natural Blue Lick Water

Chemlcal Analysis Ezs provsA that tbs r,-
enut1ina ts5V liiiie CzrLll.e Add Gxs-bsi ~
dltianal sls Z adiel u ~, ~ = aa.1r /, a.
tIias slsl salphgrsitsl II drosea Ia, sl.fs -.
tin, iron, etc, AMI the raier ull tla tsrtI.
Cl,szlss Va oJliact With Tics Efial. Il a.. \
frUlu The harFel AID pat Ioe IN i ts al-1 o,,i,N
u. Tks way have II 1rrznsri slP ~. -
tins M obVtaisl Call and iasIsi "a N. r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01
EDMUND BOOKINGS PHARMACY.

Prier saEne a a the spTin=s ~ tie lalIsl ylts,
Seltzsr, ConIela, Ge!sef, Geti!tLars, r4llIl. n
Wafsrs aluaVs oil Liza
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

The Paris correspondent of the London
Daily Telegraph writes to that journal /:
Novels in search of story might do
romantic case which mas just come before
the petition committee at the Assembly.
The facts are briefly these: jean Thierry.
the son of a cobbler. ran away from his
parents in search of adventure at the age
of fourteen. After going round the world
in various characters he met with rich
friend, who left him his fortune. with
which he finally settled down In Venice.
where he died and bequeathed all he had,
amounting TO 10000 900 francs TO his fam
lily. This was in 1876. As soon "a the
fact became known Thierrys from all
parts of France rushed to Venice. but the
bank, after paying large sums to persons
who were subsequently, found TO have no
legitimate claim, stopped short and put
the matter in the hands of the law, where
il appears to have slept till 1897. In that
year Bonaparte destroyed the republic Of
Venice, and seized thu public treasury,
together with the Tbierry succession.
Since then no less than 800 persons have
laid claim TO il unsuccessfully. The last
alleged heir i Nine. Cotton, who swears
she Is the only descendant in direct line.
The petition committee put aside her
claim on the ground that the matter Is
before the tribunal. Such appears In fact
to be the case but a. il has already been
there since 1869. il il likely TO remain
there a few years longer. The succession
IL said to amount now to lOO,0Oe,OOO
francs.