Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-02-04
a fatal runaway occurred on the

Win q lOtO VI luitDett WHICH htdi VIC
schoof houst, discovered team run
ming toward him, the tesfi belonging
to German en- TIE creek. He failed
to get out of the road in season and
was run into, the collision breaking the
leg of his nigh horse: To save the
beast from bis sufferiugs, ne was bled
to death in the road
1t is humiIiating to observe TIE
abject subserviency of the Tribune to
the whiskey interests, in its notice of
the case of freezing recently. We de-
fly one to detect single utterance that
would awaken a suspicion that the par
ties were into1icat ed. Jack knows
that he ought to denounce a system
thrt Stays men just as effectually as the
assassins knife, bat he don't do it.
Would to God he had the interest at
heart as heartily as the other members
Of his household, and that he would
''use my influence as long as I ltve to
promote the cause Of temperance.
We mean to keep on hoping till the
sun goes completely down
The New York San closes an ar
ticle on the Louisiana troubles as fol-
lows:
" Remember that many Of those acho
hare known GRANT best, hare predicted
from the beginning that he ,0ould die
President, or die Dictator or King"
And we close an article on the San
as follows:
L" Remember that those who have
known old Dana, knew of surety that
when the teat from whence he was SO
sweetly sucking government pap, was
cut of, that he would be an old sore
head and die political grumbler, and
a self-conceited ass.
The following Letters Patent were
issued to citizens of the State of Wis
consin during the week ending January
28th, 1875:
Clock strikers, E. Clark, Lacrosse,
Hay Feeders, Fl. Moore, Green Lake.
Portable Fence, S. ". Hartly, Elba
Wood Barking machine, o. W.
Clark, Appleton.
Trunk hinge and strap, A. Ronald
ka, Milwaukee.
Gas regulators, E. DetweiIer, Mil
waukee.
Reported Ply Fitch & Fitch, Solicit
ors of Patents, through Webb & Coch-
ran, Attorneys-at-Law, Grand Rapids,
Wisconsin.
During the epidemic of intermit-
tents in the west this season, the whole
immense stock of Ayers Ague Cure
became exhausted, and the producing
power of his laboratory was found in
adequate to meet the demand. Many
who knew its extraordinary virtues Tor
the cure of chills and fevers, paid ex-
horbitant prices for it to those who
were fortunate enough to have a supply
on hand. Some Of our neighbors paid
ten dollars for bottle, while the regu-
lar price is but one, and assure us 1t
was on the whole the cheapest remedy
they could buy, even at that figure.
They praise it for two qualities first
that it cures, and last that it leaves the
health unimpa ired. -Iowa Standard.
The Debating Society held an I'M
usually interesting meeting last Satur-
day evening. The young boys are
learning to put their thoughts in shape,
aud we shall be disappointed if they
do not develop some excellent orators
in time. The young ladies favored the
meeting with vocal music. An essay
on Wood County by Arthur Brundage
was very commemorate production,
and contained much statistical informa-
ton. Mr., Gaynor recited . Lord III
Inns Daughter most successfully.
One feature which ought to be RENE
died in the society is the late hour to
which it prolongs its sessions an OBJ
jectionable feature which may be rem
edied by dispensing with the abundance
of preliminary work, such as emotions"
and g suggestions, which, by larger
experience, the boys will be exceeding
~ ready to dispense with, as useless
and always largely damaging to such
societies.