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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
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\. ~>l 49,. -,,h .o.h,r,x.-
senseuonai 10 taik OF vnss o unoef
the above heading. The limited and IL
legitimate stock markst. no 10 speak.
- ..-.-a-...s-,,.... ,a.,h.
"AAeA n~s ssi' W.
regular market u the suspension OF
the PRINCIPAL Boards, exhibits Q sort Of
-.s.-sa~,,s -,lo,,v.rs ,.na.ncv tho la.,
~"y W '~o' oa' 'n'
IA that OF 9th OF ~ ieg'uma'e
boards will resume active operations neIs
N:sk. tne san ifane,sIo 1910. I'M
ss,;ons vish "a Bsni Of Califoruis nav
not start into operation quite 70 soon a.
the Pacific Board. whose msnbers have
Pc. ~. sns.r sSeo ";,s H.. S.ns"
eli yss boih Bosnls NAV perhaps man.
age to start up together. even before the
Bank Of California resumes business
u.as @ - ,1 ~. nr.s, s,o.t a..i;n.
pablic.
The great stringeney in money mat
tors which has prevailed since the bsnk
suspension ICONS TO DO gradually easing
up under the genial innuenes OF osStet
prospects In The near future. Inc Dan
Francisco Aha OF yesterday says:
The financial aiAirs are gradually
smsrging o the gloom OF coliapss
INTO the light OF restored commence.
There Ia q large amoun OF coin nov In
the city ssquestered rom general use.
because the pos,sssors, Aving oravn
rom .ccas'omeu Issstso'Is 2 ois,
rust nave ho' yes 40 '.I' Ieeose.ea
ron the unusual sca,s ~ 70 10 Wiling
to new operations. fsrhaps \ cause
Of the hesitanon u aiscs 70 when We
recently called attention, Wa mat me
trouble grew out OF subtraction OF the
circulating medium. which ran 20 low
Is to Dc inAdsquats 70 reRuiai uans-
actions, and 70 any speeuiativs nnauon
Of values. when. rs a. the East, IMAM
nal repnision sets In Is because sPes-
uiaton has run all eommodiuss up 70
fictitious values. aud III only REMEDY IL
such . return OF those prices 10 norman
level as will again tempt Investments
Here there was no speculative over
valuation. but, from q limited market,
Tho circulation ran out TO New iork
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
.nprouArINa CouaH.

In Q letter TO hn. LisIe, OF Cnieako' wv"
known contributor TO the Western press, she
s.cribes the cure Of dangerous eousn. eSeom.
I Rasa,sSS 81 n ao s,ssSaas q: md Y: T.i mt ny soass,"
Ia ssys' .threstened 70 sufocsts mo
nv, tSs Honey OF Horshound and Tar has
ssmoSed every trace OF It." The letter Vas 70
lady friend IN this ely, Who IA: PlaeSd y a.
The disposal Of q y. Chttsntoe, ! sun ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothschs Drops cure u oss
minnie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
STATIONERY AND JEwRLRY.

J.. d. Marshall. at the Gold Mn Post;
once store. 10 sole agent for ~
paper. All the latest Eastern petoaieal.,
,nsrssines. etc.. received % soos q paolished.
and delivered in any part q toxn. blans
books and stationeryin great variety. bssnk
books Of svery de:erptiSS nsdS 70 esasl -
"a : dnc Assortment Of jewelry; repairing in
mai line neatly and well done. Alafrs stock
nj TOYS AMI fancy goods. Bee regular sdvers
ti,emeut In anoiher column. Jsis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
TuREE DOLLARS.

Save time. health and nooey. Avoid aesst'
.,d has "Chemioai ~streugth." soh byall drug.
.ists' Instrretious full. and Q eurs gusnntee1
n snv ease OF debintsting dreams. (or seminal
-,sesknessJ, and ai alarming symptous Of nef'
yous decay. resalunE froI selI.souse; SaSss
Igcnts. IAN Francisco. Sent By express, u
~ D., 10 any sdfress. All
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18

Holmes & lawson, Of ITO o'Fareli street
ssn Francisco. arc now erecting . handsome
monument over the graves Of Major rerra1d
and wife in The Catholic csmetey y vlfsini.
CIV. Parties wishing 70 procure
oofssny Kind will do well and eave money by
sddrrssIng . note TO w; 3. holmes, Intssns
s.sidsaess and show them handsome deslms
n al kipds. Mr.. Holmes viii BE- d the Cab
oiic cemetery every day this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18

MAKE THIN Sror 1.-TWO or three
evenings ago several children. whose
parents 1.-Two near the old Hale 4 Nor
cross works. Virginia. started fires at
several points around the ore dump be-
longing to the works. Had not the
night Waterman at the residence OF ]. u.
Fair discovered the fires before they had
gained much headway. the dump would
undoubtedly have been burned down.
and probably have caused tho destrue-
ton Of other property in the neighbor-
hood. The children In Virginia seem
to have a psnchant for building irss
whereby property may be destroyed. II
Is certainly not possible that their
parents have counsslled them TO set
these fires; but from the somewhat
alarming frequency with which we are
called upon to chronicle tho like. the
spirit moves ms to suggest that when
ever they find their young ones In any
deviltry Of the kind they make II 30 hot
for them that they will have no desirs to
play with fire during the remainder Of
their natural lives.
CnElr. STYLISH AND Dua,nLk.-
Cohn X Isaaes. Of tho White House. G
street. Virginia, have as complete an as
sortment Of gents and boys fall and
winter clothing a . DO found any
where In the State. Everything Was Sc
Isctel by Mr.. Isaacs personally. who
made a trip 10 New York for the pur-
pose Of laying in q stock Of goods thai
would give universal satisfaction. some
Of their sole leather trunks are marvels
81 strength. symmetry and c~onvenisnce.
and cannot DO surpassed by any manu-
featured in the United States. Those
requiring anything in their line. should
not fail to give Cohn 4 Isaacs q call.
DISHONEST ExrLorE.-Ths practice
OF stealing rich ore from the mines 10 n
old as the history Of tho Constock.
Men have been known TO mako a high
ns three and four hundred dollars Per
month in this way. At one time. about
three years ago. the Belcher Mining
Company discharged quite . number Of
ia employees, who were detected In
daily carrying of rich specimens. Tho
same game 10 now being practicsd at the
other end Of the lead. several ore thieves
having lately been caught BY the mana
gers OF the Consolidated Virginia
Sxcovxaxp.-Ms. W. II. virdsn 10
canned 10 Gold Hill this morning Iron
Iate Tahoe, having fully recovered
from the severe accident Of . few weeks
since, whereby she was 70 fsarfully
scaldsd at the Hot Springs.
ASurssxxM.-An assessment Of nvs
csnts Der share Is levied by the Iowa
Mining Company. delinquent October
18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
A CARp.

To all Who are sasshns nom the errors and
lndIseretions Of youth, nervous weakness
Early decay. loss q manhood. sc. ! IN ~
ma ereat remedy wss discovered BY Q nile
sionsry In Soath America esba sslf-ed
dnessd envelope 70 the Rsv. JosephT /. InnAs
station D, Bible Hcas:. New torx cv'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18


INNATE OF THE Couxry JArL.-Ssven
Tan -,,;.oo.rs ar. q, ,r...p, confined /,
60" Ia ~. ,-n.,o,;,v A.,
n' ooan'' ~
c..
,..,r
.,r
-.
Uhu.lp.i~ nn.nm,, lmo,s.. aT.nsc an
...' ~. -, ,har +
Pa.,au WV. Nv ~ h,srd
III 49,. iii !. s.,..,n N, nrsv.
u nv s'ns W." Nns~ !, - 10, som,
= lsiisf. says tnA. .ete - nos.o :.
Q, me prisoners wns Yep "a
wnatis oeing lone Ano INV =,
more Vicious ano desperate. ina ~
the JAIL, the chances are tna' soms "
them might y aois 70 MAKE .n'..
cape. IL seldom hAppens' sss
,nas mere 70 nos soms ous Ivn.
MN on oon'enpla'e1 =. r=r.,.ntion
Gun .sxe me .,"s IN. ~ tbs
IMlniulness WIN .n wh;ch
pris1neIs woIksu on 'u' ~, n,rid M
va is.ety run !, ". .So. wv o,S sa,s worf
va Nv Ia, I'm xhi.Lv. tbey
~ ~ -. haa msmbsrs Of
society.
pr,u.r-rbs Ena<,pri,s Of this
morning s.v.: 1--WE understand that u
\, An. ~,n,.ntion NJ ,bs Gold Hill Board
AZ s.hool Tru.ts.s. a. soon m the new
90 h.fo,s
.saooi oais ~ - J.J;csts
me In ;as,nr - ~ n.sror .oJ 81 issrn.
nv nn " !Ssosm. soci.i and
Ms 500 n.rtx IN me 81 sha rooms
~ H. sshooi.bopss m which will be in.
.;,sI III ~ ,ha ci,i,sn. NJ ,hs town In.
1891 In slncstion,I maii.rs. or In
M. nromoi;on Of ths vsifsrs Of ths ria.
inc rsnerstion." From a Conversation
with two Of the School Trustees, We
learn that me ooy u not IN con.sm.
p;,.m 70, ch.,,,.SIs n.,noss ns,h,ns
Il wouid noet Win their sanction. Their
object at present il TO get the house
ready for occupation as o as posi-.
be. and anything causing a DELAY will
hardly be ant 10 meet with their an.
proyal.
,-
fhxioHr III hAiL' Inc following
freight was received at the Gold Hill
Depot Of the Virginia & Trucise Hail.
,o.a ,o.a.x. On. A, Lad n nil. nv ].
49,
q. M.rsnai, 70 y ussa IN iuoriesung
spulss for = neiebborins local. 10 be
used In filling up. Fifty boIss Of pills
for "bii tho Bonssnasher." Hess
Pag'is. anu means .ssa Sus l
J s,o.l .hsrn No ssnt. 10 may. a
r.;.s \ I;.t m,vbt be sxollen N
-. n, far, .oirmns hnt IN w.rc, A.
! - ~. No. 10 ,;,.r
"'
RUNNING on INPEnIAL ORE.-Tsams
are now engaged In hauling ore from
| TIN Imnsr;.l nina IN thu Douolas mill.
v,n
no.s, oI.a In. .sps0''y ot
The ore dumps Of the Imperial on the
Fort Homestead road have been enlarged
30 that thsy VAL now hold oetwesn Tour
.S s..ua.s, Iv..n ~. ,ssn III
Sooo' ~, ia1sIs - ~ NV. AN ~.
49,. !" :. =. S,,,,. :, Az , ',oat
Jump - oo ouim 'no v ,s.
., sn~ ton. ner Sav csn bs sIt,acs.j'
This male ,ss nro,nect loot sncoumc.
IN,
forutAh'--iho road between the ret
sluma mill. Lower Geld Hill and Silver
City. would seem to possess especial NJ
fractions TO runaway teams Scarcely
week passes without n or more run
aways occurring on II. This forenoon
q horse tried his speed over tho course.
He was In harness, but was not hltched
all other teams waived their claim to the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
srOCK REPORf.
~lnuro.r,D DAur N n =. xsArixs . col
eALfroRxiA BOARD
Last Eveuiny.

tnhrokfnp pAfhf ~ 4 =. kkArfxe . Co.
CALIFORNIA soAHp.
Last Eveainx.
loo CaledcaiA, itts
20 Cosmopolitan. +se
~ Crown Point. ~
~ linpcriai. ~
" yuliA. Coz, tx
s. Justice. -
13s Lady nryan. s1he
lise New York, ~
- Savage. n
100 Mint, 73c
. 10 silver nm.
$40 Lsviathaa.1
lsA Nsxican. 49,
1D STERN Nevada, fik
shaymend . KY. ~
. load ana Curry. TX
30 Marks and D.. AZ
"a Wootv'lle. s1ke
ivSS Mansasld. sc
$50 Ophir, IN
80 Golden Chariot. Soc
"a South Chariot. &c
Is CaliforniA. HSk
Amazon, sc
81 Hale q Norcpss. ~
10 Baltimore Con "A
Low C~ss,nopsiias. &c
u Yellow Jacket,
~ Utah.
% cssil.f fs.o.i, sx
% seg. usichsr. s7H
~ Hest d Belehsf, soS
~ Overman, ~
$50 Prospect. ~
rhis Ass.i.s.
$50 beat and neiehsr, a, coy. s0<
Is Crosn Point. ~
lsl Julia. ~, ~.
10 Co-s Con. ~
IA MEXICAN, ist isS. isS
30 sosih Chariot, Nc
10 Bullion, x3k
IS Leopard. iix
TlGs.aep Chariot. 90, ce
- Wells fargo. nc
90 OphIr. teS, tsss. OK
no Lady washlngtoa, MN
% Caledonia. liz. itN
ISL Crsmer, ~
IN baltimore cos..S
s9s Ans,s. ~. s's.s AZ bio
HI California. 81. Ss
les Toad 4 .,auy. iss ms. isk
75D Amazon. Soc
iuO Alpha. isx, 10
80 DAYTON. AJAX
In Lady bDas -.
s0 sisra Nsv-da. ist. IN
30 senator. sc
lisa Mansfield. Jse. TIC
Is Occidental, N
xO silver Nun. .
SIS Prospect. ~. 80
so New York. ~
10 LeviathAn.1
lis Justice. n
ln0 Monumental, sc
Us Rock Islands
rs Union Con. ~
yo Jacob Littis,I
en- a.lta AZ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18

Tur sea serpent 10 rsportsd to have
established . branch once In Lake On
tario.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
TO THE CITIZENS or GOLD HllL.

You are all invited 70 call and inspect
our new aud elegant store with ita full,
rich stock OF watches. chains, jswelry,
silvcrware. diamonds, clocks, bronIes,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visi'
San Francisco you will always DO re-
ceived In q courteous manner by J. w,
Tucker, ISL Kearny street, who will oil
ways tako pleasure in showing custom
ers through his stock OF goods, nevel
considering II a trouble, but always tax
ing great pleasure In showing goods
Don't fail to call and see him ere yot
purchase elsewhere. He will send good
for selection 10 any part OF the state'
and will repair watches and jewelry sem
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; EN-
ploying. a. he docs, tho best OF work
men. Don't forget his new store-l3l
Kearuy street ONLY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

Amir Of the Bank Of ~Calissrnis-
Michael Bsess Dsceoss . Mem
her Of the Observation-Disclosures
Progress belng Msds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
I STAND.

agPFRON,s EATING STAND.
Tia best pisos In virKisis 70 sss asQusfs
ne ga ss,ooa. opposite he Postcses. opsa
dsy md night Privsts roens foe idlss. An
The substsniial i~axnriss Of ths naxket 70 b
iound q He6roa's. Ne respectfully invite bic
UoN NH friends 70 call and zee hin. Jys>
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
IMPORTANT

Generally iandoped By the Medical pro
f,sslop. DR.. VIM. Halrs BAlsam for the Langs
eurrs Courhs, Colds and ConsumptIon, and all
dissssss Of The Throat and chett. Or. Towns
ey's roothaehe Anodyne cures In one MIN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
NElrnER vAILlNO rEETn,

NEITHER pAILiN0 TEETH,
Nor the peeplng wrinkles OF time, 20 foreibiI
tell NJ Advancing yeArs - yuur cray BAR.
Aysr's vigor restores he eotos ~ makes
well !: -yourseli. with ffesh. luxnrant hair,
The inafmiiies Of age are fr lees noticeable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18

Mrsrars-"Lst you 60 to evening
school. Nary Why. l thought you
could read,'' "wsll. ma'sm, I does
know my letter. fus rate no longs they
keep In . row. bat just a. soon as
they gifts mixed up into words, I'm
heal"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18

nrl.rxss,sioekosaryeo ICONS
sndsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
The Case "a Westsryelt.

PunADrLyuiA. September IS.-Ford,
one Of the counsel for westorvslt, COM
msncsd his address 10 the jury this
morning. and characterized tho manner
In which wsstsrvelt's presence in Phil
adelphia had been secured in April last
a. kidnapping.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18

~ "ouae heso AeNoAvou hsu tuu NV uOs
been violated. Il will cost The Arm
about 500
Fearful overssu O. Texas.
NEW Yonx. Sept. ia dispatch
from Berwick's Bay near the Coli Of
Texas states that that section II all I'M.
der water. The iood there IL greater
than over known or hoard Of before,
while rumors In the city report that the
city Of Galveston and neighboring cities
are submerged under six feet Of water.
The general indications and signal ser.
vice reports OF storms In that quarter
makes IL certain that . fearful overflow
exists.
Bratai Asrasr ~ Texas AsrAsrs.
OxAnA. Sept. IA dispatch from
Ksarnsy Junction says . party Of about
twenty Texas hsrdsrs came In last night
and campod on the Platte at The bridge.
During the night their horses got insu
tho cornheld Of Mr.. Collins. He tool
mp the horses and this morning The,
came up and said they would settle,
They came up town. got drunk. vent
back and shot Collins ave time killing
him almost instantly. The TENNIS havs
all been captured but two, and AZ nov
in Jail at Ksarny junction. II y probs.
bic they viii b tynchsd tonight
Iatsr-Capssrs q shs eans.
The Organized party Of dazsns Cd
Kearney. headed by United Statss Mar
shall Ball. who went In pursuit Of u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18

Rented or soid for cash or on Installncnts.
Alec on hand Q large stock Of SHEET MUSIC,
and Musical instfunents. Also . larEs and
vslIses, silver. plated ware, Gents Furnishing
Goods. Hats, etc. hsnufaetursr Of rnnss
and brackeu. spSpNH
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

RELIGION and recreation should
60 together, each resting and enIivening
the other. Heretofore they have
been kept too much apart, and religion
has become joyless and repulsive,
while recreation has run into reckless
ness and license. The church has lost
much of it's influence in society and its
hold on the public heart by it's somber
aspect and ascetic ideas, and its un-
wise endeavors to suppress innocent
amusement, and put the instructive
joyousness and spontaneous eferves-
cence OF human nature under ban;
while those who have broken away
from its restraints have too often for
gotten duty in dissipation. 1t is the
part of wisdom TO keep together what
cannot be separated without injury to
both, and still greater injury to society
at large. 1t is not necessary, of course,
that formal exercise of devotion should
be sandwitched between the pastime
OF watering-place and the excitements
of the field. Religion would hardly
gain anything were a ball opened by
prayer or race by conference meet
ing !; or as a game of billiards or GRO
quet to be introduced and ended by,
an ezhortation to piety. And, certainly
no one in his right mind would care to.
rush from serious discourse to tenpin
alley, or end prayer-meeting in hop.
Such an unatural jumbling together of
things radically unlike, and that can.
not be mixed together, is equally
unreasonable and improper. But ali
that is healthful and helpful and true.
in the teachings and spirit Of religion,
can be carried into innocent recreations.
to their advantage, while all that is
sweet and joyous and exhillarating In
innocent amusement can be carried
into acts OF worship, making them more,
heipful, attractive and human. And
perhaps the best result of these recent
relglous demonstrations in England
and on our seashores' is the suggestion
that religion and recreation, in their
essence and effects. should 90 together,
and never be allowed to drop apart
The Golden Age.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
Thoughts for the Sabbath.

All life is eternal life; there is NJ
other. .-A5cott.
There are times when, if we coulC
see God, we must turn our faces tt
the bare wall and keep silence.
Violent reservations or afectpc
blunders look not more suspicious thar
strained sanctity or over-offended mod
esty.-Zinanaerna0n.
Love you none? Then you are los
to love. Love is the key to felicity
nor is there heaven to any who loves
not-A1coH.
Thought is deeper than all sreech.
Feeling deeper than all thought:
Souls to souls can never teach
What unto themselves was taught.
The habit Of faltering, and distin.
gushing and concealing and putting
forward the edge Of truth, instead
of showing boldly the full face of it
at last leads men into an insincerity
so habitual, that they really do moi
know when they speak the truth OF
We thank Thee for those newly
born into this world, bringing the frag-
rance of Heaven in the infants breath
and if we dare not thank Thee whe1
our dear ones are born out of this
world and are clothed with immortali-
ity, yet we thank Thee that the eye Of
our faith can follow still to that land
where all tears are wiped from every
eye and the only change is from glory
to glory.-Theodore PARKER.
Il would not be worth while to 1--we
if we were TO die entirely. That
which alleviates labor and sanctifes
toll is to have before us the vision of a
better world through the darkness OF
this life. That world is to me more
real than the chimera which we call
life. It is forever before my eyes. 1t
is the supreme certainty of my reason,
as it is the supreme consolation OF my
soul Victor Hugo.
The ruin and wreck of all things
comes not from God, but from man.
So in our spiritual life God is always
pouring into our hearts more and more
OF his grace. If we do not bar and
hinder his operations in US, he will ac-
| cOmpllsh his own work. 1t is we
alone who can wreck it. God never
forsakes those whom he has once called.
He may at last judicially reject them,
but only after long patience, an ample
trial, judicial process, and an newt
able judgment.-Cardinal Manniag
What is called conversion is ONLY an
hour in a mans life, and it is only one
Of the objective points in the life of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
IL. B. PHILLE0. Editor

the church and in the effort of the
pulpit. 1t is the event of day or an
hour. But the building up of char
acter is the long and glorious work Of
the whole life, the life of the church.
This work the soul, the pulpit, tho
whole church organism must do, not
in the tumult of day or of winter.
but in the calmness, and dignity, and
solemnlty of long life, full of Christ's
boldness, and purity, and freedom, and
never changing earnestness.- Collyer.
This: for a young man, SO placed
that for him to allow himself some in
dulgence lawful to him might be to
tempt some companion to an indulg-
ence to him unlawful and dangerous.
to give up that pleasure to close per-
manently all the avenues of his nature
which lead in that direction, for the
sake of the benefit to be hoped to an
other from that transaction !; as Paul
declared his willingness to eat no meat
(to him lawful, and, in itself, strictly
expedient) while the world should stand
1t tor him to do so would be to make
his brother of weak conscience, TO of
fend. Total abstinence from intoxicat-
ing drinks may be your friend, a self
denial. If SO, by all means exercise
1t. That exercise may react in bless
ing on yourself, while, almost surely.
it will help (and may save) others
THE Congregotionolist.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

We take from dispatches to the Chi
cago and Milwaukee papers the follow
ing additional reports of the injury
done by the frosts of Saturday and
Sunday nights, by which our own
State seems to have been the severest
sufferer
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
SLEEPING CARS
ATTACHED To ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
CONNECTIONS !:

CONNECTIONS
At Milwaukee with Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Paul, and Western Union Railways.
AT Plymouth with Sheboygan 4 Fond du Lac
Railway, for Fond du Lac and Sheboygan.
At Green Bay with Green Bay Il Minnesota
Railways, for New London, and Chicago &
Northwestern Railway, for points north.
At Amherst Junction with Green Bay Il Mime
sofa Railway. for Grand Rapids, and points
Vest.
At Junction City with Wisconsin Valley Rail
way, for Wausau.
e, Is, PHILLIPS, General Manager
Ill, PR TT, Gen, L, A, Mil.
Z, BACON, Assistant,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

A DEvoURING WORM Great devasta-
tion has been caused in Union township,
Tioga county, Pa. by peculiar novelty
In the plague line. 1t is worm, or
caterpillar, one and one half inches in
length, of a black and yellow color.
1t first appeared on the Spencer farm,
in western Union, from which place it
quickly spread to the adjoining farms,
which were quickly shorn of their
fourishing crops. The creatures are
in countless numbers. Their diet
consisted of every green thing. They
are rapidly speading all over the sur
rounding country, and the farmers
and grangers are at their wits end to
discover some method of extermlnating
the pests. but every attempt in that
line has so far proved futile. In cas-
tern Union extensive and valuable
farms are completely alive with the ver-
min. They only work at the crops at
night. During the daytime they leave
the fields and take to the fence and
woods, returning at night. The peo-
pie take advantage of this to dig deep
trenches around the fields, and when
the unwelcomed visitor returns he finds
himself a prisoner. The next day
large logs are drawn through the
bitches, the dead pests removed to
make way for more On a still night
one can hear the heavy dull noise,
which shows that they are at work.
The people are panicstricken at this
destructive pest, and we'll they might,
for in one day the hard work of
months is laid vast.