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Some hearts are only welded by the fires of
adversely.
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Marsden's Zirsaparilla is infallible in al
diseases of the blood.
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J. j. BLEAKLEY 4 son

Between Cont and st. Louis streets.
Manufacturers of Carriages, Buggies and Jerse.
Wagons Also, repairing done, such - Iron Ane
Wood Work, Trimmings, Painting and Vanishing
Freight paid On all vehicles consigned to Rs for re-
pain. jAl6 ~
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Ask your grocer for Paragon yeast powders

No tea drinker should fail to visit the Tea De.
pot Camp street.
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J. A. GIRDNER,
GEO. JONAS,
JULIUS WEII,
HUI. KENNEDY,
DAVID WALLACE,
II. B. WHEELOCK,
E. L. RANLETT,
JOHN FL. KENNARD,
CYRUS BUSoEY,
by L. & Co.
JOHN PHELPS,
w. b. SCHMIDT,
SAM'L H. KENNEDY,
A. J. ARMSTRONG.
JOHN W. HUNTER,
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03
Kite String.

One day last week a little boz who
had been standing for some time ID
front Of a drugstore In Baltimore. en-
viouslv cycling a large reel. well pro
vided with ''simmy dimny' twinc. as
tie boys call it, which was fastened Ia
tae top OF the counter, summoned uD
courage enough to walk u and ask FOL
few yards with which to Hy his kite
/ HE doctor bears tile reputation Of be-
ing d good-naJufed man, fall of huinor,
and very fond OF the little ones. bat
the Eoungster approached him at q
time when be vas out Of his usual
MOOD, and he c0nseg aentiy gave No
for an answer The nrchin had made
up his mind to have some Of that cord
anyhow, and he cot if. Ga Thursday
morning the boy entered the store. ac-
comPanIed By another BOY and dog.
Boy No. 2, having placed 2 bottle on
the counter, demurelY asked for I've
cents w"rsh fsir9p squills aud polly
Collie and while the doctor was fliiug
the order bog No / was tving the end
Of the cord to the dogs tail When
the man Of medicine returned to the
counter, the reel VAS flying Ike fury.
The doctor quietly reached for pallet
knife. ana, having hung himself over
the counter, made q desperate Whaek
at the Uranium Of the younss eE who
ne supposed was sitting on the floor
helping himself But, 10 the boys
and the dog Bouncer were nou there
The doctor having tried u vain t. Stop
ms reel, was obliged 70 give il up ea
account Of the heat 1t communicated
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

+ MIR Baloomb's pupils viii give al
entertainments at Writer'S Hall next
Tuesday evening. We ask all to 60
and hear the litele, aud older ones
/ perform
| Jack went to De Pere last week
and tells a good story for De Pere, but
he don't tell how somebody stuck him
for six games Of pitch at Plover, and
whether or no he got hired girl.
Come, Jack, give Us a detailed state
ment.
The Green Bay Road has posted
large bills reading Beware Of Three
Gard Monte Nen, printed in twelve
or fifteen different languages. When
DR.. Wight takes a geological survey Of
those posters, the effect is said to be
immense.
"A man and his wife in Saratoga
have planted a hundred aayes Of corn
this spring, 50 tits reported The old
lady stood n the door and SHOOK a
broom handle at her beloved when he
felt like resting.
Dir. Silas Paine lost little girl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

to TIE palm Of his hand. When he
reached the door he beheld the boys
upon the sidewalk about two blocks
OIL. and Bomeer IN the middle Of the
street goiag at tie rate Of forty knots
aa hoot the string pointing directly
toward his tail. The reel continued to
SPIN ror some time afterwards, until it
stopped on ltS own accord.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

Nr. Sewell Witt Of che sown Of
Ployer. had his dwelling house and
nearly all the contents burned on
Thursday night the beth Of this
month The ire was first discovered
III the roof, and the family had barely
time to escape from The burning bonSe
we learn he IS fully insured N the
Americans of Chicago II go5sr
Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

Soda Water Robinsoa s. Schultz
have a 5000 Soda Fountain upon their
counter. TITS beauty. We have LONG
been a lover of sweetenea VIM When
do you tap it. Otto? You otto tap it
Immediately for we Editors are suffer
ing from drouth.
Diamonds in Brazil. We have
been graeifed BY visit from II. M.
Lane, Esq. the agent for Aver 8 Pills,
SarsarariIla and Cherry Pectoral, in
South America, who has just visited
the mines with his medicines, and des-
cribed to US the process taking gems
from the earth. a driver places his
gang Of slaves II mud hole, where
the gems are found, aud pans out the
earth in the water, like gold washers.
The negroes are naked. to prevent their
secfe5ing the diamonds IN their clothes.
Tbep are required to work facing their
oyerseer. and forbidden to raise a hand
to the face, ies9 they shoald awalIow
the jewels when found. etthey do
carry them away, by becoming 50 ex-
pert that they can snap them with their
fingers from the pan to their mouth,
without detection Ayers medicines
are the taHsmans Tor tbeir diseases,
and it was not difficult to exchange.
with the negroes, Aver 5 Pills il about
even weight. for the rough stones in
which the brilIiants are holden. Dos
ton Leader.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

Centraija, Mas 3Ist.-0ur friend
and 5ownsman, Mr. IT. W. Jackson,
has been quite III the past week but is
some better at present Dir. Cady o.
KiI5oarn has been called upon TO see
him, and now thinks he IS improv-
ing.
Mr. E Foraad is engaged again
5bjs season in shipping stave-bolts, ties
and tan-bark, add IS doing a heavy bus
mess in that line.
a parry of cur citizens consisting
Of 7. B, Mitchell IT Ripley, L. 0.
Garrison and Charley Lemlay, have
been mp TO Rice Lake on a fishing ex-
cursion, and report Ash in great guam
titles in that vicinity
Mr. II T. Wortbington who went
70 Minnesota some two weeks since to
sell tne patent equalizer, is back again
and reports very dull times there, and
farmers feeling very much discouraged,
fearing the grasshoppers viii destroy
their crops the coming season.
M r. C. Lyon Is breaking up
his is acre let west Of the DEPOT and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

Episcopal Services. Episcopal
Service viii be held in the Congrega-
tionel Church, Sunday June 6. Ser
vices moruing and evening at the usual
hour, Rev Philip NcKim, Of Wan,
sau officiating a cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

0FFYCHAL DEnECToRV.
elaEgIRCEE F3EE9ECTeeR

ROMAN CATE0LIC.--Rev. WN, DECAL-
VER-seyvices every Sabbath morning at 10
O'clock Cateebian 1 2. u. Fespers p. NJ.
COEGREGATI0NAL.-R Row.
Services every Sabbath at 10 - 4. H.. and IL
p. NJ. Sabbath >chooi at IL NJ. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evenings.
METHODIST EPTEC0pAL-Rev. JESSE
COLE. Services every sabbath ~ ID IL A. NJ,
and - I. ii. sabbath Sch9G, at i. u.
PRAYER meeting Thursday evenings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03
Grant Expl0des the Third Term.


following letter q Gen. Harry White.
president Of the recent Pennsylvania
Republicans State Convention.
ExEcUrTvE MANSION, WASHING
ToN, T. c. May . lS15.-Doar Sir.
4 short time subsequent to the presi-
dental election of 1872 the press. a
portion of 1t hostile to the Republican
party, and particularly to the Admiuis-
tratlon, started the cry of C5esarism
and the third term. calling Justify for
me % define my position on the latter
subject / believed d to be beneath the
dignity Of the Office which [ have aeen
5wiea called upon 10 fill to answer such
2 question before the subject should be
presented Ev competent authority to
make q nomination or a body Of such
dignity and authority as not to make
the reply "a t1ir subject of ridicule In
fact. ] have been surprised shat SO
many sensible persons ii the Ropubi-
can party should permit their enemy
to force upon them an3.their party an
tissue which cannot add strength to
the party, no matter how met, but
a body of dignity and party authority.
stssa oe.g - ~, ,o3 ,i,,''o';s ~
/ Union. having considered the question,
+ deem il not improper that | should
now speak,
II tba frz+ rI,oo 7 uor,. ao,o.h.
fine ofr.a f,,. ), taeonl No., a,,, : a.
no,,,;,.ot;., ~ III g. 49, HI
from ill., ooy;e;on ano araatod =,
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wanla bava baea ,,o.+ Ill, - ~
II howe ress.nad i r.t;, snob +;,no -
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r,+iro,,o..F - ~, - aaJ -,
or tLa .,.,.,I.,.,,.... - 1871
needed ~ 49, - - 1.I 49,
o4 NV dar. n,;-b. 10 .a,n+ >, -. $50
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Ferad fr,,, H. 800. II, 49,
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s.,.,., -, $50 '''0 "0| loi lo'l
tL.t l6o Mil. '"o 1 " ,'s l'.'.9 70 oeIi7te
mako 47a .5e.o Kyr;4lz..4 .,1;.,
49, 9 - = ''lio'' "e0AiIiS
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t''' ',1l,io1S woe 81 G,'e oeIeS2Ces 81 all
H., T5...,.t.l.z. 10 "y
tGefr whole number for the nurnose If
making their nomination T cannot
saw that I was not pleased IT this and
at the overwbal1,;no ;naorsornort
which their action racaiva5 IT fbo olo4-
ton following: but it m1sf h. reneni-
oered that al the sacrifices excent
that Of comfort had been made in ac-
cepting the first term Then, too,
such fire Of personal abuse and
SANDER had been kept up for four years,
notwithstanding the conscientious per-
foruance of my duties te the best of
my understanding though. I admit in
+le I;a,bf a enbSaa,,eof oront 80 49,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03
Cur Small Change.


Johnny SCHNEIDER.
The circus Is coming.
Lettuce have peas"
Bring in your job work.
/ Go to the entertainment TO hight.
"A good girl wanted at the Philleo
House.
Gardens are wearing their green
goggles now.
When fellow gets burned out
now, its "0shkoshed'' with him.
Three new engines on the G. B.
& d. road from Patterson, n J.
/ -"fo west. 60 west, young man. :"
and grow up with the grasshoppers.
/ And the crooked wbiskey shall be
made straighs-so Bristow says.
The grasshoppers are threatening
everything green again IN the west
Some Of those one wheeled per
ambulators for Iaborars at Stansbury 5.
Our swallow may not makea sum
mer but every grasshopper makes a
spring.
The gardens are jnbilaot. The
rains have refreshed Vegetation al over
the state.
We are sorry to lean that Nr. #.
", jackson is not improving, but IS
rather declining.
TREAT Britain has sFif5y-siz"
now, Queen Victoria saw ffty-siz
! springs on the 18th inst.
The soul enliveniug mosquito is
now around evenings testing the true
inwardness" Of ye mortal,
The Fireman's dance proved a
very pleasant affair, We done know
how many numbers we're sold.
The sidewalk On Drake street
need. fixing bad. before the city pays
for broken LEG. neck or head.
DR. see55ins IS practicing his PRO
lass;on from 457. Vernon Avenue Chi
cage. We wish the Dr. success.
The hosbandnan reioioas because
Of the gladj9n,ng rain, and mournoth
because Of the sprins fashions.
"A surplus Of crops Of al kinds
5 expected this season. The i0dica-
lions certainly point in that direction
The latest arrival 10 Missouri is
G Hopper Poor Missouri Only
thiok, the Younger boys, Cath and G
Hopper.
Master Alec zenier played at a
concert, given at #eyauwega lass Fri
day evening, upon invitation Of the
managers.
Now IS tho time to advertise
Everything hetoke6s a revival of bust
ness aud all the big eastern daGos are
/ jubilant thareat.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

"A woman on Quality Row knew
She could hit nail wi5b a hammer the
first time, and She aid. Eft don t
come of, It viii ANGST. When her
husband laughed because the cat wig
gled her tail, she said you great mas
~ thing, and sheq she went into The
house sucking her thumb.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

another Burglar Case.-Last
Friday night the hardware store of
Jos. HOMER was entered BY removing
light from the south door and I'm
boiling it. The spoils were revolvera
and cartridges amounting to about
S1o0.
The same night, probably the same
thieves entered the Grace House and
carried off SLIGO from the excbequer
Of the boarding fraternity. They
We're detected by one Of the girls, who
seeing an arm protruding through Che
door in the act Of scratching a match,
cried out, "What do you want. who is
there. The rascals replied, By -
they've heard US, and dug out lively,
escaping. Let not a burglars life be
spared when in the act. if the old
shooting iron will do its duty. This
viii put . quietus to burglaries we
reckon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03


/ --one Of the most popular writer's
OF sensational books fifteen years ago
was Professor J. Il. Ingraham, whose
so-callod religious novel s'I'he Prince
lot the House Of David, reached tle
enormous sale Of one hundred thoae-
land copies One d@g Carleton was
looking over the proof sheets Of Rich.
ard Grant Whites little book, The
National HYMNS Of America. when
Professor Lngraaam called upon him
with singular proposition He offer
ed Carleton a new book at pretty
high price, something like ten rhons
and dollars, oue-tbird Of which must
be paid then, in advance, and the re
maiuder at Intervals after the book
was published. Upon inquiry as to
the nature OF the Dock, it appeared
t .l' b ,9e tb+ t :. - D.'' o9en WRIT
set sbont itatonoa j.. : =: s Go@oa !. y
shonl3 arrive home in Louisiana.
where he was The pastor Of au Epirco-
pa ohQfo4- Inc % 555 then, was
.,25 9+ a M, 9 59 to:ll9s - write
2)ete o. even Il bos5n tba vi ;, s,;5
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

tDaily except Sunday. Daily except sat
arday supper. r Breakfast
80 : train leaves Green Bay at : 1. II. CON
meeting at Hilbert with train for Worcester. ar-
irving there at $50 II. A.: returning from Wor-
Green Bay At Il.l0 z. II.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

Personal Ur. J. W, Cochran Of
The firm Of Webb & Cocbraa has gone
to visit his fathers family in old
York State. A good time to J. "
Senator Beekman passed through
our city last Wednesday week Mr.
b. has just suffered crushing be-
roavement ia The death Of his wife who
was visiting in Canada,
Old Jake Br,@as called at tie Re
porter Office last Thursday. 5ako has
struck a lead at Wausau-de owns h8I@
the Guy on an old title. Excuse as,
3Ir, Brands. not old Jake Brands.
Rev B. ii, Webster was at Plov5r
last Wednesday week An unexpect-
ed call from Berlin to attend the fun
eral Of one Of his practitioners pre-
vented him making his many friends a
visit.
Col Thos. Reynolds one Of the
most genial of men, and one of the
cid residents Of Madison, called upon
us last 1Londay. Col, Reynolds, we
Judge DOESN'T think Uncle Wiili8m
Taylor the purest and best man in the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03
q. Es. y MS. EeaElroa d.
Passeneer 7 &c Ill

TIME TABLE,.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

Died in Plover May 25th. 1875.
Yrs. J. G. Harvey. Mrs. H had
been i'll for several weeks and hopes
we're entertained that she would sooa
recover, but Providence had otherwise
ordained On last Monday It became
apparent that She was rapidly falling.
and GA Tuesday morning she sweetlv
passed away. Her funeral was attend
81 90 Wednesday morning IN the Con.
Church The services were conduct
ed by Rev Nr. Webster Of Berlin.
who preached TO a large congregation.
afte~ which her remains were Uttered
IN the PioTer Cemetery, a noble wo-
man has passed from cur midst.-P5o-
geT T51sss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-12
The Steiner City Of Waco.

GALVESTON, Nov. II. Captain
Sawyer, agent Of .he, Malloy line re.
turned last night, and states that they
sailed forty miles southwark and
westward, taking in the entire limits
Of the main track of the gulf which
was searched thoroughly, They
found dinghy boat belonging to the
lost Waco. !, At vas. vas bottom ,tts'lr up and
not scorched. Large quantities Of
freight from the locker Of the Waco
we're found including cases Tof astral
oil. He thinks this must Have been
thrown overheard hy the crew. Nc
clue Of any of the passengers was
found. The captain: continued search
ing this morning. e ~
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Moody and sanksy.

New YoRK, Nov. 12.-This morn
ing the ministers held a meeting il,
1he Lay College adjoining Brooklyn
tabernacle, and spent ansbour q y in pray
er for Gods aid and blessing. There
were over one ,hupdred clergy from
the various churches present. They
then went into the tabernacle, and the
building was filled to its utmost ca
pacity. Moody prayed that this day
be one Of searching hearts tor sin.
a gentleman in tie gallery, witt, a
very loud voice, prayed, making the
tabernacle echo; and when he closed,
Mr.. Moody, in sofrewful# tones said
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-12
. NEW YORK.
AlurlNY.

.e
NEW YoRK, Nov. IA special
from London says telegram from
Rochelle, dated Nov. 18th, states that
g bottle containing the following
;pessagc has been picked up: Nov.
of coast Of Nicuvc dep; crew Of
British ship Iennie, captain Hat6eld,
from Antwerp, for New York, mutin.'
led Oct. 3lst and killed master,
mate, and the boatswan.
A telegram from Rochelle, dated
Nov. 10, state that a government
steamer discovered..,the British ship
Lcmie, off Yarmouth, With a boy and
Eve men on board, four of whom arc
supposed to be accomplccs in the
mutiny. Six Of the crew. are Greeks
and escaped in boat the previous
evening. )
57, THE STEAMER WACO. a.,
| Tho ssteame, Wscd, burned in G d:
niharbor, had On board % ses
of petroleum. The vessel had no
right to carry this soil,, ,beirg wi,hou,
the necessary certificate, and her
owners will be prosecuted N
ONE MORE COLLAPSE.
Bond 8 Schwcartzkeipf, Of Wate1
street, tobacco alers, have failed
and will probablypay 25- cents on tn
dollar: They laay the tobacco trad
has been depressed and that the.
: have sustained bad losses.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-12
Fire.

nErnu,r, Nov. tl22,- Tue dre stthe
Wyandot.e rolling mills last night was
confined 10. the plate mil, which was
DESTROYED d but without great damage
70 the machinery. The total loss
will not exceed go, 900 ; fully insured. ''.
J, These extenaiyefwork were, saved BY
h. III. pparomptiiess and efficiency of the
FIRE department.
New YoRK, Nov l2.-Union club
building ION 5th avenue was damaged
s25, 900 BY FIRE this morning: In
sured. s's:ss .''ssts i :
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-12
MISSOURI.

TIE NEW CONSTITUTION.
sr Louis, Nov. l2-Returns from
95 counties in this state show a ma
jori,y Of II 900 for the new cons,itu-
tion.
KILLED by \ DISCARDED LOVER.
At St. Mary, Mo-, a small town a
few miles south Of here, young
colorcd girl, while being married to
a man named Brooks night before
last, was shot through the head by a
discarded lover whose name is not
reported. The girl died shortly after
beingshot, and the murderer escaped.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-12
A Sensible Move.

BALr,MoRE, Nov. l2-Thc pub
lie health association this morning in.
structcd its executive committee to
memorializc congress for the purpose
Of obtaining such Legislation as will
secure cooperation between the state
and general governments for i, uai-
form, and efficient system of registry
Of births, deaths and marriages.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-12
Now York.

New York, Nov IL.
WnEAr-Ra,hcr steadicr; No. 3 Chica-
90, S1.l4; No 9 Chicago, $l.2G@1.21; No.
2 Milwaukee. $1.30t11 81; winter red west
crn, $1.2O@1.4O.
RYE-Quiet.
CoRN-Qulct and firm Steam western
mixed, 74c; sail do, 75l a@76c; high mixed
aud yellow, 7G@7G15c.
I BARLEY-Quiet...
: OATs-Qulct; mixed western and state,
4lQL5Oc. Z
LARD-Firm, at 1224@l217sc.
WnnsKY-$l 1G11s.
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" ( .s773 = q s-ssl1. Z y 2 77lIf Z
Ward Will Case.

DErRo1r, Nov \ ? Tbs : jury Wy; in in:
the Ward win case were unable TO. 9
agree on. verdict, and we're dis
Z charged + m at 8 80 this afternoon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-12
Chicago.

CnIcAdor Nov, l2a
WnEAT-Jnsct,lcd, tirmcr and fairly nc.
tive; *1O5as for cash; $l.0S for Dec; No.
3, 0211ac; rejected, 81 l4c.
CoRN-Firm and higher 49,. &c for cash
$3.50 for November.
OATs-Stcady and firm, a; 3llsc
RYE-Flrmer, at GG15 @G7c.
BARLEY-Stacdy; S4lac for Nov.
PoRK-Firmcr and fairly active; $20.75
,@2l.O0 for cash; $i0.25 for the year.
LARD-Wcak aud lower; $ll.01iS for
cash; $1l.9211s for the year.
WITisKY-$l12
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FOREIGE.

MapnlD, Nov. II An cxttaordin-
arg cabinet council was held today
to discuss reply to the note from
the United States relative to the eS-
ecution of the treaty Of '95.