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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

Personalities. Jas. Lawson; As
sistant State Agent for the State Bible
Socitey was in our city Sunday and
delivered very excellent discourse at
the Methodist church, in the morn
ing.
John Fortune was in town yester-
day. He looks as though life with
hin, was suffering no a-bridge- ment.
Mr.. Ring, a prominent attorney
Of Neillsville, was in our city Wednes-
day.
Judge Strope was in our city on bus.
iness last Tuesday
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

Lithograpls.-M Cleveland who
has Photographed our City presented us
with fine pictures of Centralia and
Stevens Point, few days since Each
is an excellent piece Of drawing, to say
nothing Of the photography. All points
of material interest are delineated
truthfully in both pictures The pic
ture Of Cuntralia is the better one of
the two, though both are very fine
The residents of the towns ought to
purchase as many rs will compensate
Mr.. Cleveland for his trouble. and we
are sure that few sent abroad among
friends would materially improve the
prospects Of the towns in question
We suggest the same idea to our Grand
Rapids people.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
czsuTRCEE DIRECTORY.

ROWAN CATHOLIC.-Rev: F. ToEerAy.-
y.rvicae every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock
e,ateei,isn ?. NJ. Nespers z. NJ
CONGREGATIONAL.-R +. n. WEBSTER
s.rvices every Sabbath at 10 | 2 a. NJ, ana i.
, NJ. sabbath School at Il NJ. Prayer meeting
m sdnesday evenings.
METHODIST EpISCOP Jesse COLE
gsryiees every Sabbath at 10 II A. NJ, and Il
pM. Sabbath School at A. VI. Prayer meet
"a Thursday evenings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

The T. & L. Society.-Last Mon
day evening found the basement of the
church crowded to its utmost capacity.
with an anxious and attentive audience.
The exercises were opened by prayer
by Rev. MIR. Huntley, of Janesville
The programme of the evening was
quite faithfully carried out, there be-
ing two oily who failed to respond
The vocal music led by Miss Hattie
Mosher was excellent, the selections
were good and all were rendered with
much expression. IF we we're to criti-
else at all, we should say that there
was hardly enough animation in the
chorus and solo pieces.
Miss Fannie Baker did better thar
on any former occasion. The solo was
excellently adapted to her voice We
judge, for the low tones were given
with richness seldom heard in anna
teur singers Miss Hattie Mosher rem
dered the pathetic solo, TOO Late
most exquisitely, though rather too
rapidly Master Alex. Zenier render
ed very fine and difficult composition
which was received with applause. Tie
select reading by Miss Gum was good
she spoke clearly and distin city, but
hardly loud enough. Her selection
was too lengthy by half, but it was ap-
propriate and we'll received
After recess Mr.. Phi'Ieo read an es-
say. and Rev. Mr. Huntley gave few
extempore remarks full of sound sense,
eloquence, pathetic passages, and a
rich seasoning Of nonsense all of which
made a very palitable mental meal
Four new members were received AS
we gave no report as We should have
done as "critic,' we guess the society
will have to accept the above. The
Sccy. will please note. BY vote Of
the Society, Mr.. Huntly was invited
to address the Society on the following
(Tuesday) evening.
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Meeting Of the Wood County

Cfuesday) evening.
Meeting Of the Wood County
Bible Society. The annual meeting
Of the Wood County Bible Society
convened at the Methodist Church last
Sabbath evening" Inadvertently the
fact of the meeting escaped our notice
last week, which accounts for the non
appearance of it's mention in our last
issue. The attendance was quite large.
The meeting was called to order by
the President, and it's purpose stated.
after which the choir responded with
appropriate music. Reading of tn e
Scriptures and Prayer followed, when
the reports Of the Secretary and Treas
urer were received and adopted.
The reports show the society to be
doing good work, and in good shape to
pursue the work before it the coming
year.
Mr.. T. B. Scott, A. D. Tenant and
Mr.. Amsden were appointed a COM
mittee to report the names Of officers
for election The committee recon-
mended the election of the old board.
The meeting accepting the report, the
following officers were re-chosen:
President, H. B. Philleo.
Vice Presiient,--A. B. Sampson.
Secretary,-E. r. Ostrander.
Treasurer, N. e. Emmons.
Board of Directors, Seth Reeves,
L. B. Warner, Dan Fritzsinger.
Following the election, Mr.. Cole
made very stirring and eloquent ad-
dress, full of good thoughts. and with
al logical and argumentative He was
followed by Rev. Mr.. Lawson, Assis-
tant State Agent for the State Bible
Society who, after = brief address.
clearly presented the claims of the So
ciety before the meeting. An appeal
for help in aiding and sustaining the
society in its laborious work of furnish
ing sic thousand bibles daily at cost
ouly, to the people, was met by very
fair collection considering the hard
times. The collection amounted to
S14.00.
The meeting closed with appropriate
music and benediction by Rev. Jas.
Lawson We will state here that for
eigners Gao procure the bible in their
native language at cost at the Jew
elry Store of y Z. Emmons
The Society. though young in Wood
County. IL doing a good work Sever
al sub societies, il We may so call them,
have been organized in several towns,
and large number of books have
been distributed throughout the coun-
ty.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Thanks.-Some good old lady or
young Miss has presented us with a
very peculiar pin cushion resembling as
much as anything Genl Grant Tom
atoe. We can guess where it came
from We thank the donor, though
we pin our clothes with buttons. It's
as neat as a cluster of spring violets.
Quarterly Meeting. The second
quarterly meeting Of the Methodist
Church for this year will be held next
Saturday and Sunday, the 9th and
28th inst. Preaching Saturday at 2:30
?. NJ. Quarterly Con. Saturday eve
Preaching also Sunday at 1920, and
in the evening Love Feast and Sacra-
ment on Sunday at 2:30 z. NJ Rev.
Geo. Fellows, P. E., will be present
and do the preaching.
JESSE COLE,
Pastor NJ. E. Cyurch.
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Accident to Mr.. NJ. T.. WARREN
Mr.. Warrea' team ran away last Sat-
urday, taking fright from the steamer
and running up past the Me- hodist
Church. Mr.. Warren was thrown out
near Mr.. Worthington's and quite Sc
verify bruised.
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SLEEPING CARS
ATTACHED To ALL NIGHT TRAINS
CONN ECTIONS

At Milwacllee in Union Depot. south side, wifi,
Ghleaso. MieTash ee 81 st. Paul, and EesteTn
Union Railroads.
At piymoath aith Shebaygan i Fond tsn G.sc
Railway.
AT .Treen Bag with Chica go K y Northwestern and
Green Bay / Minnesota Railways,
AZ amherst Junction with Green Bay h Min
h B, PHILLIPS, General Manager.
Il, PRATT, Gen. T, 4. Mil,
T. F4ooE. A-ssstsst,
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TIME TABLE,

At Green Boy with c. & \ ". Ry for As,rolleton,
kseaId Chicago. with II G. X. r.
Al lmherst with ". c. r. r, for Haupaca AMI
Mena-ha.
1t Crana Rapid. with ". V R. r., for Tomah
At Merriam with W. " r. r.. for Hudson Still
AT H-ncna with c. NJ & St. p. R'y. fer St Paul,
At Minneapolis with ". & st. Z. K. H., Tor
points wnSt.
Through tickets to Milwaukee, ard Chicago
via Green Bay at same rates as via. Amherst OF
Tomah Close connections ut trcen bay.
y. NJ. Kelly.
s n EENEICK Gen'i Manager.
snp,t. Il. W. NATHAN,
GcnI Pass K Ticket Ag't.
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wis, valley "a. ks.

Strains stop only signal.
Connection: l-C ~ K ST. T. +. r. >
Il ". X. r. ST L. X III. :. Il. 4.-W. C..
&. i. with STAGE lcr .j,I.ly.
F.O. WYATT. Supt.
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More snov>-Everv little helps.
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NORTH. SOUTH.
Hix-E1p. Pass STATIONS Mix! Exp Pass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-30
WHEELING DAILY NTELGENGER MONDAY MORNING AUGUST ls

Of the failure Of the Bank Of California
FIRST reached London, il was feared BY
some, that the result would be most dis
astrous, but as yet, It has had no effect on
either money or values on the Stock E1'
change, ..
At the opening Of business in London
this morning, the general markets were
rather weaker, but there were no very
great changes in American Railway Sc
curities, the market for them being quiet,
Consols are a shade easier and quoted
one-eighth per cent lower than yesterday,
Pennsylvania Railroad shares yielded
one-9uarter per cent in the general de.
preston, and Reading Railroad shares
one-quarter,
Irregular notes Of the Bank Of Cali
fOrpia are, somewhat largely held by
travellers, but they may soon be paid un-
der arrangements now pending.
New YORK, August pa London
dispatch says the President Of the Oriental
Bank, agent for the Bank Of California,
states that the failure will in no way
effect his institution.
To prevent loss and annoyance, II posi-
bic, the Oriental Bank is endeavOring TO
arrange by cable with the Trustees otthe
Bank Of California for a guarantee 80
they can honor the drafts Of travellers
when presented.
THE EFPECT OF IFS FAILURE IN SAN
FRANCISCO.
1t will destroy the value Of all fancy
mining stocks, and probably close all the
mines that are improbable. This will
involve the loss Of many millions OF pri-
waite capital invested in these stocks, In
California everybody dealt in stocks, the
neWsboy and the nursemaid as well as
the laboreF, merchant, and capitalist, and
these willlOse all they have put in mining
stocks, E..-Hll. f.--l.- ..I.l-
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MoNTT-Closed at 2 per cent,
GovRRSMENTs-ActiVe and strong.

RAILROAD BoNDs-ln railroad bonds
this afternoon Union Pacific frstS sold ut
102II, and sinking funds rose to O7IG. Han.
nibNl and st. Joe cOnyertibles recovered to
S3A.
SToCEs.-A strong line controlled the
dealings In stocks to-day, ind after frOC.
tiOnal decline soon after the first opening,
prices made an advance under lead Of the
Western Union, which went up to 81,
The Northwestern and 81. Paul stocks, and
Rock Island and lake Shore found ready
buyers, and Pacific Mail was run up ito 3SIG,
In the late dealings Northwestern was
steady 4i9EaiiA for common, but preferred
reached from 64A to 55A, and closed at
b5JGa5G. 81. Paul rose to 37jS for common
and o. for preferred. Western Union closed
at S3sSaS3A after selling at S3lSRS4. Lake
Shore declined fraction, selling at G0jS at
the close. Union Pacific closed at Az
The two extremes of the day being
72%a75A The advance was based
on the rllmor that the next quarterly
dividend would be 2 per cent. Erie sold
at 10 regular and 1875 seller sixty. Pacific
Mail closed at 37jsa3s, and Rock Island at
lOSMalOSA. Wells, Fargo & 20. was ex.
cGptiOnally weak, and declined to II. The
other changes were slight. Tho market
closed dull md steady. The transactions
Of the Stock Exchange aggregated 6O,4OO
shares, Of which 1900 were Erie, l4,7OO
Lake Shore, $500 Northwestern common,
2,4OO preferred, 1850 Pacific Mail, 5000
81. Paul common, 1900 preferred, $4,000
Western Union and 200 Union Pacific.
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Phiindeipi,ia,

PHILADELPHIA, August 2s.-PcttoIeum
Stronger at 1IRo; crude SIC. Flour
Steady; superfine 60 %; extras s. OOa5 10
high grades 81 75a8 rs. Wheai-Steady;
red 81 A. Cotn-Fairly active; western
mixed 76as2c, Oats-Uhsettled; old white
7Oa75c; mixed 6Sa1Oc. PtoyislonS-steady,
Pork--$22 %. Lard-t4al4h, Butter
Steady; New York and Bradford county
extras SOaSi 20; do Htsts 2Sa3Oc; western
extras 26a27c; rullS,eGttaS 24a9Sc; frstS goa
23c. CheeSe-unchanged. Eggs-QuiCti
western 2la22c. WhisEy--$l24.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 2S.-Flour-Firm and
WhCat-Active and tka2C
higher; No. 2 spring Chicago nominal al
81 24at 20; No. q 81 f7N spot or seller Au
gust; 81 l5Nal i59S seller september
Corn-Closing easier; No. 2 64Nc spot OIL
seller August. Oats-Quiet and firm; No
2, 39y%; seller September S59Gc; seller Dc
tOber 500. Barlcy-Firm at 81 OK sCllei
81 o. seller October. Rye
buyers at S9nS2tIc; sellers nominAlly Of 7SC
for seller September; offered at SOC seller
October Pork-Dull and nominal al
500 16a2O 50i closed about $50 % spot; $40 q
ago 30 seller September; $20..35a2O 81 Y sell
Ter October. 1ard-Firm at $l3 l21I spot
Sl3 10 seller September; $i3 20 seller 0OtO
Der. Bulk Meats-Easy; shoulders &c: short
rib ike; short clear Ike, whisky
Firm and in fair demand at 81 19II.
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New York.

NEW YoRK, August 2S.-COtton-Quie
ut 14Nat6MC. Flour--Steady; supGfiinl
western and State 81 76a5 80; common L
good Sc G5a7 90; good to choice 50 15a8 80
extra Ohio So 86a7 20; 81. Louis So 96aS 30
Whent-Firmer; soft TO good No. 2 Chi
cago spring 81 80 bid; 81 80 asked FOL
prime; No, 2 Milwaukee 81 S0 ambeI
western 81 AZ. Rye-Quiet. MAlt-fTeavy
Barley--Unchanged. Corn Heavy ant
lower; western mixed Mt 7sI Ea7Oc; steame
S0aSi tEc. Oats--I.owef western inixGt
6SaGOc; white 62lGa84c. Coaee-Quet a
iSTn2iC. Ifay-t'irm at s0as5c. Sugar
Quiet at Z 25.32aSAc. MOlasses and RiCI
Firm. WhiskVsISi
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NEW YORK, August 0s.-ThCre was |
steady demand for staple cotton goods a
unchanged prices. Prints continued aC
tive. Ginghams in good demand, aht
worsted dress goods In brisk request,
Woo and striped worsted shawls IN fall
demand. Wool Hannels not 80 active
Fancy casSimeres moved slowly, and over
coNtinRs were quiet
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CLEVELAND, August 9s.-Wheat- Steady
and unchanged; new No, . red held at
81 2S; new No, red nominal; old held at
81 80; No, l red 81 As, COrn-LoweF low
mixed zoe; high mixed 76c; ear on track
72a7Sc. 0ats-LoweE No. State 4Sc;
No, 2 do. 45c, PstrOleum-Dull; Standard
White, car lots, SIC; Ohio test lOL<ci in a
small way llia2 10 above these figures,
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CRCiSSArf, August 2S.-Cotton-Quie
ut i4Xc. FlourSDull and unchanged
Wheat-Old red 81 40a1 Al new 72k. Qat
--25a50c, old bOa65c. Barley-Uhchahg ted
spring 81 goal 10. Rye-s2 1SaS7c. Pork
dull at $50 80. Lafd-steam lSaiSNC
kettle iSKal4c county and city. Bulk
Meats--Quiet at sHassSeal1Nc. Bacon
9ISal3Ac; shoulders SO 45a7 90; good ligh
81 9OaS 10. Whisky-steady and active d
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PrrrsBuRoh, August 2s.Awheat-Un.
changed, Pennsylvania aud Ohio quoted
at 81 GOAL 50. CoFn-Quiet; quoted at $50
s5c for good unmi1ed to prime yellow on
the track, Petroleum-Dlllj crude 81 TX
a.tPatkepsi refined ike Philadelphia de-
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 9S.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged, Wheat-Firm; No. 2 white
Wabash 81 40; No, l white Michigan new
81 IS; No. 2, 81 %; amber Michigan new
SllSH, Corn-QuiGt and firm; high mixed
Tic; seller September re; seller October
72Ac; low mixed Csc, Oats-Quiet aud
firm; No. 2, 4SI<c; white 44ci Michigan 4Sc.
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New YORK Metal,

NEW YORK, August 2s,-Manufactured
COpper-UnGhanged; Ingot Lake steady at
2SISa234, Iron-Scotch pig quiet and firm
at S2S 5OaS1 90; American dull at 500. Nails
Steady; cut s. 2Oa3 %; clinuh IS O0a6 50.
Russia sheating lS9SalSN. Horseshoe
90a96c. .g |
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EDUCATIONAL.
4 NDsLEY INSTITUTE.

The Trustees Of tho above Institution havinl
rented tho hall on the second AOor Of the building
on tho corner Of FduFteanth and Market streets
aud engaged the berVicea Of Mr. John II. Birch, 1
graduate Of Warrington 4 Jefcrson College, q
Principal, the School will be opened on
MONDAY, September 9Th, 1875,
Instruction will be given In all tho English
Branchts, latin, Greek, French and German.
Boys will b. prepared for either the Freedman
or sophomore class at college.
The Department Of Modern Languages will B,
under the charge Of Dr., Mayer.
Terms ai heretofore.
J. 7. MCCLURE,
uu9T President Board oil TruSteC8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-30
UEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals will 10 rCCOiVOd at tho office Of
tho City Clerk until Monday, August 30h, 1873, at
O'Clock ?. NJ, for the construction Of two stone
arch bridges across 10Th ptreet ono on EoR street
constructed In accordance with plans and speCaca-
lions on Ole In the Office Of the City Clerk. Bids
will no received for tho construction Of said Bridges
either separately or jointly, The right to reject
any or Rll bids d reserved, and approved security
will 10 required for tho faithful performance Of the
contract, G, i. COWAN,
Chairman Com. on streets and Alleys
WnEELINU, W. VA Aug. IS, 1875. allO
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, August 9s,-GoLD-opened
at 1885 and closed at ia, all the sales Of
the day having been at these figures. The
rates paid for borrowing were 4aSal per
cent per annum, and l-G9al-S2aS.G+ per
cent per dlemi the final rate was l.Gl per
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cEALED PROPOSALS

VIII W received al tho once Of Roekershausen d
sloTTlil, at the Pittsburgh Coal Works, ono mile
below BellAlre, until september lat, 1875, for the
construction Of Shalt Tor airing and outlet Of u
coal mine. Plans, specifications and terms can bG
procured At said Ot6e, together With oil needed In
formation relative thereto.
aus R0CKERsHAU SEN & STERRITF,
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS
PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEGE
PITTSBURGH, EAST END,
located on cOusus Mn, Fifth Avenue,

VIII reopen m SEPTEMBER sth, with an able
Corps Of Teachers, both IN the Literary and Musl.
cal Departments with hOine-llkO comforts and a
situation unsurpassed for beauty aud alubrlty,
away from the noise and smoke yet accessible BY
street and steam cars
For catalogues asd information apply until Aug.
10Th 10 REv. JAMES BLACK, DID, and after that
to .TlIOs. G. STRONG, DID,, President
ty2S-COd
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| WYHEHAM INSTITUTE,

BERGEN POINT, N. j., for Young Ladies aud
IN a BEAUTIFUL and healthy neighborhoCd, only
eight miles from New York, on the Central II. n. d
New Jersey. For circulars apply tn Mrs w.
TOWNSEND FoRD, Principal References : Rev,
: 20. q Grey and Rev II: ". = Jones, Bergen
samuel i. Brown PTcs't BoWcFy Savings Bank; A.
q. Warner, iron merchant, New York city.
au2eod6W
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

cEALED PROPOSALS,
Sealed Proposals will be received al tho office Of
The City Clerk until Monday August 3Oth 1875, at
o'clock =, NJ, Tor tho excavation and construction
Of three foot circular brick sewer on the east aide
Of Main street, fOm the south side Of Fifth street
to the north side Of Seventh street; said SOwer u
10 constructed In accordance with plans and 5IOCiA-
cations on die In the Office Of the City Clerk. Tho
right to reject any or oil bids Is reserved, and ap-
proved security will 10 required for tho faithful
performance Of the contract.
Chairman Com. on Streets and Allys
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. Is, 1875. auto
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NOTICES.
cPECIAL NOTICE.

Thereby notify all persons or firms not
to trust any one on my account, without
my written order,
au97 JOHN ROEMER,
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|NoTlCE-
All persons having claims against the
undersigned will please present them for
settlement, and ali knowing themselves in.
debted will confer favor by settling their
accounts Immediately.
au97 +. l.. PRATT,
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Monday, September 9Th, at the Hall over the
olicu Of the franklin Insurance Co, No. IS 18th
street. and at their residence, No, IS Ohio street,
lu21
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H ANU ~ ,,o,. pfoe- are inI1rta6c; Remit a!
qrri'E n ihd g' ~ ,S can h procured send the
, %g,,S q IN R,gsteTd Latter
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GhrqmteIIiaeuar:
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


By mad, IN adrano,, Poiilg' F'fi'h' :, M
~ IS OOIThrcr mon'hs-'''"rs' II Il
Due ytE ,,.'''''''''''' 66 one n0nth..''''',rt 90
7lA lsJtgrr,i bV Carriers in City IS PER N'eA'
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Sleigh Bells.

How MANY boys and girls know how
sleigh-bells are made? How do you
think the little iron ball gets inside the
bell? 1t is too big to be put in through
the holes in the bell and yet it is inside.
How did it get there?
This little iron ball is called the
jinglet." When you shake the sleigh
bell it jingles. When the horse trots
the bells jingle, jingle, jingle. In max
ing the bell this jinglet is put inside
little ball Of mud just the shape OF the
inside of the bell. Then a mold is made
just the shape of the outside of the bell.
This mud ball, with the jingles inside, is
placed in the mold Of the outside, and
the melted metal is poured in, which
fills up the space between the mud ball
and the mold.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-18
THE BEST KIND OF WIFE.
BY MARION BERNSTEIN.

BY MARION BERNSTEIN.
"OH, WHERE shall | search for suitable
wifes"
Said CoeIebs one day, with his lantern IN
hand;
And he searched and searched through the
world all his life
He hunted on sea, he hunted on land,
But he never found one that would suit him
and why?
The reason is plain-that he tried the wrong
You can all of you find good wife if you
try,
And you need not be searching all night
and all day;
For this is the truth-it will yet be confessed:
The best kind of wife is the lass you love best.
You can marry wife who can cook and sew,
And have all other virtues a woman can
claim;
But if she can't love you, you'd far better go
And wed one who knows nothing but loves
gentle name;
You might marry wife with long pedigree,
And riches, and beauty, that none could ex-
Gel;
You'd best wed the rustic you could love
too well.
For this is the truth--it will yet be confessed;
The best kind Of wife is the lass you love best.
All those who will marry must marry for life,
And therefore beware lest your choice
should be wrong;
For where there's no love there is sure to be
strife
And strife matrimonial can last very long.
But all joys viii be brighter, all sorrows less
Deep
In heart where the true love doth con-
stanuy owell.
Then still let your mem'ry this true proverb
keep
Gle leveth most wisely whose heart loveth
we'll"
For this is the truth-it will yet be confessed:
The best kind of wife is the lass you love best.
brooklyn Sunday Sun.