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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-07

REMARKABLE CASE OF SUSPENDED AM
MATIoN.-The Savannah Nelcs has learned
of the following case of suspended anima-
ton A young boy, about twelve years of
age, residing with his father on President
street, near jefferson, had beer i'll for some
days and was attended by physician. On
Thursday night the boy apparently died
respiration ceased, his heart was motions
less, and deathly pallor overspread his
countenance. The distressed parents
mourned their child as dead, and when the
physician called at the usual hour he was
informed of the death of his patient, which
had occurred about ten minutes previous
to his arrival. The physician, however,
was scepticai and examined the body close
ly. No signs OF life were visible, but some
thing impelled him to endeavor to restore
animation, and after working upon the
body for several minutes, with the aSsist>
ance of the boys father, he felt "a very
slight convulsion of the frame. not percep-
tible to the eye. The manipulation of the
body continued, and presently there was a
thud on the left side, and the heart began
to beat family, and almost immediately
afte: the eyelids partially lifted, and res>
piration slowly commenced. In the course
of an hour the apparently dead boy was
sitting mp in bed, though very weak and
faint. ON Sunday morning he had Ie-
covered sufficient strength to permit Of bis
being removed to n chair for n brief while
At last accounts he was improving, and
now there is every prospect of his ultimate
recovery.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-07

THE appointment Of Edward s.
Pierrepoat. Of New York. rs the sue
cessor Of George II. Williams, Attor-
ncy General, Is a much more creditable
one tian tie country had ary right to
expect from p President who proposed
70 make Willisms Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court. but was compelled to
unload" iim before an unwilling and
dissusfed Senate. Mr PierrePont is
q .a~yer II high reputation. was ori-
sirsil. Democrat. and holds TO con
sar,atiye views on al! great questions
Il public policy. From his fair repu-
t.t,,u It = safe % infer chat his Office
sill .rt he the prolific source Of cor
rup.irn Chat y las been under VIII
l.7ms' administration. ror that il vii!
he rnG1o eu instrument of vegEeanccto
lqfa-e and cypress the people Of the
South for tic l-se parpose q manipU-
] tiu- and controlling their elections.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-07

THE losses by the fire NJ Montpelier, Vt,
on Satu day, amount to $l36, 0G0
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-07

Ty--,,.Erw vs.L promise, to he
an ,ecijuZ ,a- iu G.cen-hnrg. One
hundred yc-rs 600. @ meeting Of the
Ioo.ls -r re. -Ils-ei-ri county was
lvit e.. iTanu--'ovu then the county
49, ;are. Eii,s aa.th-csst Of the
recent site OF G-l-u-LUrg. and reso-
II- ,as -e.= passed. Substantially as
s-r..n- hs iu3sy.a1clce Of the Amer
4a. cc.ou,rs. Almost month had
pt--.a since if= conflict Of arms at
!..--..-t1u- ani Colcc.d, the news of
wLici aai only 4 day or so before
r-.cu-l I-anaastown, and the people
{. Wea.my, Gland propose 20 ceieL Lrdte
in a D. c.m.-g manner the prompt
stagd t.Een ty their f5reta.Lo.e i'll
faycr of liberty and independence.
Sire that time tDUr.eea counties have
tsel cegyel cut Of portions Of what
W. than Wsssulor-.aad each Of which
esiIl Dc r,rrlscu,ed al this centennial
celebration !. will doubtless prove
t. b. : most Interesting occasion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
CITY AND CO UNTw.

w. V. II. R.-The animal election
of officers Of the w Y. r.. b. was
held at Tomah en Tuesday last. with
the following result:
President and GenI Manager-J- T.
JOY
Treasurer-J. n. Denisoa.
SUPPLEMENTARY. 0. Wyatt
Attorneys-Powers & Briggs.
Directars--g. ". BreekG j. Iasxio
Mr.. Bartlett and Mr.. Hunnewell
all of Boston; H. ". Remington, of
Remington; Joha EdwG-ds, OF Port
Edwards; Seth Reeves, Grand Rapids;
md John c. Clarke, Wausau. ]. T.
Joy, Detroit, Biloxi
We are informed by NJ. Wyatt that
he has eeuclEded negotiations for 40
argos, S Jugs and one steamboat to
AIRY lumber from Lacrosse te sll points
the Mississippi EiEer; shat he viii
oliver lumber from this city te st.
ouis at 500 per carload, and to Atek-
IA, Leavenworth, St. Joseph and K an
) City for $88 Per carload. The
aamboat is SO eenvey barges ever he
,okuk Rapids. These new ra' $, as
understand it, to take effect upon
opening of navigation.
Chsse extremely low freights viii do
y with the necessity of cunning the
r, as, OK the score eff economy,
ling Will be saved by the lstter
Sc. Rr. Wyatt is aa in&efa4i gable
ier, AID Is determined that his road
III; carry all the lunaber manufactured
~ 3uous to the line.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
GEo. R. GARDNER,
A B, B&AsTER,

A News Depot. An institution
such as Mr. Weed proposes to estab-
fish. rs just what our city has needed
fer years. Mr., Wood proposes to keep
only frst-c,ass papers AL the Chicago
and Milwaukee pailses, the New York
Weehlies, including the respectable pic
terials aRd al the .Msntklies and semi
monthiies may be found at the Weed
Co. Drug Store News Depot. The vile
trash, such as Bays Beings, etc., ETC.,
Mr. Wood proposes to exclude from
his eouuser, aae we ars glad OF Il. We
hope our business men will discourage
tke establishment of News Depot by
responsi ne man, for 1t is necessity
as veil as 8 grea5 convenience. Mr..
Wood will procure any hook ordered
en- tbs shortest netiee.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
Our Small Change.
-Hurrafl for CARPENTER /.

-Hurrah for CARPENTER
Grandma Compton is "homs
again >
by the way"-Hay, hogs and
SIGH Vegetables.
-Good for Reformers before break
fast,-togan's speech.
-Epitaphs for Butchers and Bar
bers.--"Peace to their hashes.'
Where to find Happiness--In the
Dietionary-we can't give the page.
Ruth told Naomi that that chan
who let her CLEAN in his field. was one
of the Boaz.
I DIARIES for 1876 at COST
at f. T. Food's-the Wood County
Drug Store.
We keep No IA stoga boos in
the Reporter office to raise tie desil
,cith. The foreman wears it.
The REPORTER may be procured
open or in wrappers ready for mailing.
at F. J. Woods News Depot,
-Senna tea Claftiin is getting wormy
for fear she may be called on as wit
ness in the Tilton-Beechnus Scan
dal
--Sweeney's team returning from
Mr.. Crosby's funeral, broke through
the ice in crossing the river near Mill
Creek. Fortunately only one man was
drenched.
An old lady was found dying on
the Four-Mile Greek one day last week.
She had procured ten cents worth Of
at the Wood County Drug
Store.
The "boys and girls" attended a
grand Spell-down last Friday evening
at the school on 1.-The creek" where
Ed. Fritzsinger fourishes the oak
switch.
Skating has been feature of tho
,ceah. We would advise some of the
boys to strap 'em on just under their
cost-tails. They seem to need 'em most
there.
- The effect that Jack claims the
Tribune has upon subscribers in the
twin product, leads many to wonder
whether or no Jack has not been OFF,
eating as carrier.
"A little chap on Hungry Hill who
is always at the foot of his class, says
he knows his lesson, but he has been
taking so much mercury for chilblains
this cold weather, that he can't go up
worth a cent.
We couldn't think why Jack struck off
SO many halfsheets last week. We see
now. He is bound to break up this
taoin business among his subscribers.
Wen tell you a better way, Jack.
Quit acting as carrier.
We made our two elder sons pres
ents New Years; a sawbuck and an Ak
helve respectively, and now they think
dads Captain. When you OBJ
serve the genius Of Paganini in
your boy give him fiddle. The
younger we expect will beat time like
,pllt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
TnstallatiOn,-At regular meet

Installation, At regular meet
ing of Grand Rapids Lodge No. 81, I.
0. 0. F., held at It's hall on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 5th, the following officers
were installed by Oscar Taylor. D. y.
G. NJ; H. Pigg, n. g.; H. A. Herch-
leb. V. G.; H. Z. Benedict, r. S; J.
Coats, P. S.; J. ". Hodges, T; Geo.
Howes, W; A. B. Breasted, c.; j. T.
Human, 0. G.; Thos Donnelly, I. c.;
J, w. Cochran, r. S. of n G.; Os.
car Ladd, L. s. of N. G.; c. L. Ham
ilton, R. S. of V. g.; J. Wagner, l..
S. Of V. G. L.; NJ. Nash, r. S. S. :.
W. I. Jones, L. 5. S.
The installation was public, and af-
ter the ceremonies were concluded,
speeches were made by members Of the
order. and by some of the spectators
present. Miss Wagner discoursed
sweet music on the occasion. The
Lodges in fourishing condition, num-
bering eighty members in all, and we
believe some of the best citizens of the
city. They also have library for the
use Of its members.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
Ttelligence from the Grasshop-

Intelligence from the Grassh0p-
per RegiOn.-The following extract
we take from a letter received by Mr..
and Mrs. \. E. Emmons from a broth
er in MINI. It portrays the condition
Of thousands in that locality. The let
ter is dated New Lisbon, Mimi, JAN
uary Sd, rs:
We have
lost at least 1900 bushels of wheat
within two years by grasshoppers, and
it has reduced US to extreme suffering.
guess we shall be able to keep star
walton away till Spring if we all keep
we'll, but not so with clothing. We
have nothing to wear, and no way to
get one yard of cloth nor anything else,
no chance TO earn ten cents month,
We have no shoes or stockings, and
Evah and AIDA have had light touch
Of the diptheria from taking cold from
want of clothing. Mabel said this
morning that she went shivering around
all day for need of something to wear,
and I have done all in my power, but
to no purpose. | am cornered, still /
cannot keep still and let my wife and
little ones suffer. [ do not feel it my
duty for if should loose one of my
family from neglect, l could never for
give myself for not letting my friends
know in time to get relief if they were
in shape to help US and feel SO dis
posed.
Now brother and sister this is hard
letter TO pen, and such one as [ trust
You may never be Obliged to write, but
not in our power to-
control, prompts it. [ was in hopes to
get through and keep quiet and Ma
bic said if we could live through and
not let our friends know our situation
We would do so.
Brother Erastus sent us $1,000 and
my sister in Ohio sent US $4,000 last
fall. # it had not been for
these sums [ can't see what we could
have done to get along but thank |
God there is always some way provided
for us, and this has been a remarka
bic fine winter. If it had not we
should haze frozen to death. :
x * From fifty miles south
OF US to the Iowa line the people have
been reduced to beggary, but around
here We all had little wheat. SO we
got 10 help from the states Most all
our neighbors have had clothing or
money sent them. or have moved away. |
but we have not been in shape to 90. |
Now brother, | know every one thinks
he has enough to do for himself, and |
know you have, but if your neighbors
have any old clothing or bed quilts
that would do to fx-up, and feel dis
posed to let us have them. and you
will box and mark them, w. j. Smith.
via Minneapolis, Mimi. Care
Of G. Hutchins, we will feel forever
obliged to you and them who aid US in
cur extremity.
Yours Affectionately
". j. SMITH.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
SOMETHING NEW!
JAPANESE PENS. 200 BUSH
Els PER ACRE.
FARM Frs AND GARDENERS READ
THIS
AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS WANTED


These peas have recently been
Brought co this country from Japan
and prove to be the finest known for
table use or for stock. They grow in
the form of bush from 3 to 5 feet
high and do notrequire sticking. They
yield from quart to a gallon of Peas
pea bush. A package that will pro
dtzoe from 5 to 10 bushels of Peas
With circulars giving terms to Agents,
and full directions as to time and man
ner Of planting will be sent, paepaid
tie any one desiring to act as Agent, on
receipt Of so cents. The seeds I offer
aye FRESH and GENUINE, this
years production. Now is the time to
order, Sc you may be prepared for early
planting Address, L.. L. OSMENT,
C2evelaad, Tennessee.
TESTIMONIALS.
We have cultivated the JAPANESE
PEAS che past season on a small scale,
and We are convinced that they are a
success Their yield was enormous,
For the table and for stock, they are
by any other pea They
grow well on thin land and are bound
te be Ne l fertilizer.
A. J. WHITE, Trustee, Bradley Co.
A E BLUNT. P. NJ Cleveland, Tenn.
I have cultivated the JAPANESE
PEA, the last year and raised them at
the rate OF 200 bushels to the acre.
The bloom eycels buckwheat for bees.
F. +. HAREWICK, j. P. Bradley Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

The SOciable. = The gathering at
the basement last Thursday evening
was not large owing to the lecture by
Mr. De Leo, at the Methodist church.
The society however made fair show
ing, and good time was enjoyed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

Writer'S Hall. DR., G.. F. Witter
for the accommodation of travelling
troupes, has put very neat stage in
his new hall with beautiful prosceni-
um and fine scenery painted by Mr..
Graves, who has been especially en-
ployed as artiste.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
wisconsin GeRfreps Railroad.

On and sitter Ecbruary ], ISL Trains VIII RIM
as tul{qFrS:
G0IYG Fast ANB SOUTH
Leave Amherst junction 4:35 4 NJ. & lis ?. y.
GOING NORTH.
leave Amherst JUNCTION, li.u6 A. ". x lO:22 ?. Il =
No ch nge az ectrs between An6e1zt JamEttcA
nd kats&atlkcE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

1t is rumored that Jules Vogei is
is under arrest q. Madison for passing
counterfeit money.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
NOTICE.

gssH HEREAS, my wife Clement has left INV
Y BED and board, without just cause or prov
OcaVlOn, nere0y FORBID all persons harporinx
VI tIu-tihg her on my account, as shall pay no
VIM. II, WRIGHT
Grand Rapids, January loIn, IS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
NOTICE.

u wife and having divided the blapk., AID
BY nu al eoncepJ separated. l. hereby cant,nn
all persons from trusting her on my account a.
snail pay no DEBTS OF her contracting
JOHN HOOPER.
Grand Rs ids, January 18th. 1879
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
uDENTS' WALTZ,

Is new and beautiful piece 10 tue Plan
dedicated TO President BaScoIn and the Student
OF the " IsconSln State University at Madison:
sent any address On RECEIPT Of price so eta
j. K. MAHOhEl, PUBLIsRIR.
Milwaukee Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

CONNHTiONS,
At Green Bay with c. & \ ". ny for AeerIcton,
Nerasha Oshkosh. Fond du Lac, Milwan-
kcc and Chicago. with - c. r. r.
At Amherst with }F c. X. R. for Haupaca ahit
At Grand KaTlds With y, Y. R. r., Tor "iamah
At Merriam ,1 wi5h ". u. K. R., for Hudson Still
AT Hi iil with c. NJ. S St P. R'y. for st. Paul
At Minneapolis with ". & St T. K. X, to'
Through tickets % Milwaukee AMI Chicago,
via Green Bay at same rates rs VIA. Amherst or
Tomah. Close connections 1t Green Bay
D. " KHLLT.s
$. B. KEERICE, GcnI Manager.
Sup't. r. W. NArHAN,
Genl Pass Il Ticket Ag't.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

-S8N DIARIES for 1875 at COST
at f. j. Wqod's-tke Wood Couafy
Ds-g ,Store
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
oEEyCyaE DIRECTORY.
CEsURCM DIRECTORY.

ROMAN CATHOLIC.-Rcv: F. T0NGUAY-
Services every Sabbath morning ct 10 o'clock
Satsehism P. R. Vsspers z. nj.
CoNGREG ATIONAL.-Rev. r. ". WEBSTER
Services every Sabbath at 10 IL A, M, and u
r. III. Sabbath School al IL NJ Prayer nesting
Wednesday evenings.
METHODIST FPISCOPAL.--Rev. Jesse COLE
Services every Sabbath at 10 IL A. NJ snd 7 II
P.N. Sabbath School at 8 A. M. Prayer meet
n q Thursday evenings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
A. KNAPP.


The NurseTy.-For the little ones
there is nothing in the reading line so
acceptable as this little monthly. To
deprive a home Of the sunshine it
brings to the little hearts, would be as
cruel as to choke the canary. It is
one Of the few real interesting and in
stcuetive cbildren's magazines publish
ed. Its engravings are all gems Of art,
closely resembling steel, In every re-
spect it is unsurpassed, Send for it to
John S. Shorey, 36 Broomfeld St.,
Boston, Mass, enclosin: $3.50 or
$500 for three copies.
Presentation. On Tuesday eve
ming District Deputy Taylor, of G. r.
Lodge No. 81. I. o. of O. F. was pre-
sented with manifcent regalia of his
Office. The presentation took place in
open lodge and was neatly done by J.
W. Cochran. It was complete sur
prise to Mr.. Taylor. He acknowleg-
ed the complement in feeling man
ner.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
WIS. TatRey E2~ e.

TT1I0s STOP 0mTy y lEMNI,
Connections: l.-C NJ Y Sr. p. r. r. p
". ". t. r. st Is. & n r Z. III c.
H. r. with Stages Tor Jenny.
+. a. WYATT SuPt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

-JEbilee Organs,-J. T. Maboney
L Co, agents, Milwaukee.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

ROMEO De LeO's Lectures. Ron
20 De Leo, the celebratec Malay lectur-
er, and one Of Livington's companions
in Africa delivered two very interest
ing, and exceedingly instructive lectures
last Thursday and Friday evenings at
the Methodist church. Other duties
prevented our attendance, else we
should certainly have been present.
We hear that the lectures were intense
ly interesting, and the latter very in
genious. The first was on JerusaIam and
the Holy Land. The latter was devo-
ted to Prophecy in connection With the
future of the Republic. it's Executives,
&c, &c. An effort is being made
looking to a course of six lectures from
Mr.. De Leo. We are sure he will have
large and appreciative audiences should
he determine to again visit ouI city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

-ROnDo DeLeo, Wiu repeat that IA
NOUS lecture Of his, on the United
States, its Govt and Preside nts,
and what each did as declared in Proph
resy, next Friday evening, in the Meth
edist Church in this place There is
net man or woman in the city who
can afford TO lose this treat. Those
who heard it last week say they shall
&c again, and this is good recommen-
dation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28
kNAPPA, OREGON, Jan. 6, 1875.
JAS. E. INGRAHAM & Co., !
Grand Rapids, Wis. {

Gentlemen:-Enclosed herewith I
send you postage stamps. Two dollars
to renew 9ny subscription to the Re:
porter one year. Mild winter here
thus far, my cattle nearly making their
living in the fields, to this date.
Working oxen caring too little for hay
to go themselves to well-Rlled barns to
find it. Can Wisconsin beat that?
Yours very truly,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

The Debating Society.-The
young men have built up a very mer-
itorIors society for the exercise of the
mental faculties The meetings oc-
curing every Saturday evening at
the basement are exceedingly inter
esting We attended last Saturday
evening and were we'll pleased with all
connected Herewith. Those young
people who participate in its debates
will find the discipline Of vast benefit
to them in future days, The public
are not excluded from the debates,
and it ought to encourage by its pres
ence an institution which in every way
is benefit to our community,
The following letter from our form
er townsman. Mr., Knapp will be read
with interest by the readers of the Re
porter:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-28

DIARIES for 1875 ct COSY
at +. J. H'ood's-the Hood Cousts
Drug Store
, 1875-07-22

tho scourgo OF tho LumAn family. may In its
early ssagts bo promptly arsostoi and perma-
nently curctl.
NavENswoon, n. Va.--Tr. n, =. pieycc DuE
taln. y. 1.-sfR: For tho 1aAt your hare boon
using your Golden Medical Discovery. / owe
my life 10 it, having bonn afflicted for yoags,
Did not uso 1t bnt short timo before waa
benefited; at that t!n.o MAS very bad, not ot!o
to s!t up much. was suffering greatly with my
throat, was getting blind, had dry cough. and
mtic pain In my ungs. hare ,laeil twelyc bot
tics Of the Discovery. and mn almost well r..
hate I. WAnpsEn.
a son Of Mr. J. II. Mescck. OF Chatham -Four
Corners, N. T., haa been cured Of consumption
by Or. licrce'a Goldon Medical Discoyo1y,-so
says Mr. c. u. Cal,tiod, editor OF The Chatham
Courier.
y. Il. Eglar, druggist, of Weat Union. O.,
WE1tea TO state that Ur. Fierce's anlden Medical
Discovery has effected wonderful euro Of Con-
sumption III lis natghs,orhood.
, 1875-07-22

in his natlve village aftor hin long sleep, lost in
tho amazomons q tho change which mcota his
nyn on osery hand, person Of whom he ia MAX
'WaahlnRtpn repeats RIP, WHO Ia he7' Tho
oshpr, follow who hnppenc1 10 have splendid
volcc replica: WHAT did yon novnr lioar Tho
namo Of TIM Immortal Gnorge Warhingtnn, TIM
apottlo uf llhfty and tho fsthor Of htA country
Upon Tho falling Of these words, doliYoreti i'm
preHsl.oly, tho antlioneo, from pit TO gallery,
aroro N ono mon, and tho shouting The c|appi1p;
nr n css ao os1to ss e"ot nr o t
and wound up with tl,roo hearty cheers for
George Washington. I cnnnot dcAcribo.to yon
mr. feelings during this ,lnlookei-for tf,,tndor-
tosrs grsliri from ny sycs; Ind i can assure
you II WAS bv great effort that rcntsatnctl my
acf from doatroytug all the t1lehions Of tho
sconc BY broahiug tho fottors with which thcc
ago and character Of RI, Ind ihvontnd mo, md
enchanting In Tho fnllnosa Of my hosrt God
bless old IroIanl'''' II
, 1875-07-22

dry IAstiNa-whe nrcnrnaty. mid Indemnity bond.
nau 70 10 prepared anu Elvet t,y Tho bank 10 All
tl'e4o I'a1ues: Finally ali was prnyidoi far a.. M
G. Ssls about :2oo OF p,naon chceta n tic Uutei
arrange tllht tnattor-throueii tlA tl,1atorv NO,
cefees OF tho crcnmInc,,tinn oflIrc-ti,.n Il fi,l
Tho private doca. IN July C-cxactly rIx month";
70 'lay from tue timn tho latter wn4 iost-,io
clerks III tfIn osicc III this citv had occasioil
70 roke under their sta,npIng-tallo for ron,c,
tlslnE tEat Ind lroppod OH thu oor, nI1tl there,
an'sBly lying IN small crack between tJ,o bf,t.
tom Of tl'o tabio AMI tho Hour vaa tl.c missing
letser, with its $4,000 intact. II was tic oply
snnrkablo that il should havo been NJ, raltalJ,
n1'c and sl,onln hare caused auch oxttsord.,lafy
trouble and anxiety,