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The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
OR NEIGHBORING CITY.

AMUsEMEXT HALL wANTED-THE TEMPLl
OF JUSTICE THE EoML OF THEsPIs-sE
CRET SOCIETIES.
CITY OF New CASTLE, Oct. IS, 1875.
New Castle hasn't risen yet to the dis
tinction of having regular place of amuse
ment. She has no theatre, galleries of paint
ings, or any of those places common to all
cities of any pretensions, where her citizent
can 80 an hour or two in the evening" moi
even public reading room-consequently
the people have to depend for such things
on those perambulating shows of various
descriptions which occasionally favor the
place with q call. Neither has she any
thing in the shape of respectable public
hall in which travelling troups can give en-
tertainments. 1t is true there is hall with
the high sounding title Of City Hall, but it
is not fit for any purpose that I can conceive
of, and ought to be torn down and its place
filed with one of at least show of decency,
size and respectablity, The consequence of
this is that public meetings, and all kinds
of shows or entertainments which occa-
sionally come here, have to use the Court
House, q place not much better than the
hall; and it is not always that even that can
be obtained, the doors having been on more
than one occasion closed to the people even
for public meetings. How long this state
of things will continue in this respect 1t is
hard to conjecture, but / should think the
moneyed men of the place would build re-
spectacle hall for shame's sake, if for no
other reason. She is outdone in this respect
by Middletown, who don't make half the
pretension and hasn't over half the popula-
tion.
There are several secret societies here, as
many suppose as in any other place Of its
.tze in the country. These are st. Johns
Lodge, A. F. A M. Washington Lodge,
No. 3. b. 0. 0. F. 4; Adelphia Lodge, No. 9,
K. of P. Seminole Tribe, No. Z, Imp. o,
R. NJ, and the last though not least, Poca.
lontas Tent, No. 9, D. of F. The last is of
ecent organization. Another Lodge of
dasons was organized some three or four
ears ago under the title of Jefferson Lods-
$, but whether it still exists am not in
ornel. These societies are all in -four .
'hirg condition, and containing among their ..
lembers some of our first citizens. They
re also in good standing financially. The
leeting room of most of them is in the third S
ory of the town hall. The Red Men and
'aughters of the Forrest however hold O
leir meeting in room in the Court House. b
MORE ANON.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

"Mivnon' has opened the short seasor
OF English Opera by the Kellogg Troupe
at Booth's Theatre, New York.
George Belmore commenced an enpace.
ment in Brooklyn last Monday evening
lie was determined to reside permantly in
this country. 81
Ella Wesner has entirely recovered
from the effects Of that severe and danger
GUS surgical operation, she underwent re-
Gently in Baltimore.
Mile Schneider has had her "armsv
displayed on the walls OF her new hotel
on the Avenue de P1mperatrice. She dis.
plays her legs on the stage.
II is purposed TO give a mixed enter.
tainment, consisting of farce, comedy. and
opera bouffe,, every Saturday night. at the
Lyceum Theatre, New York, for consid.
The return of Agnes Ethel TO the stage
Is only temporary. She consented, in A
moment of weakness and good temper to
give eelat to the opening Of Shook & Pal.
nerS Brooklyn Theatre.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
THE Trial OF ANDREV

THE SUSSEX WIFE MURDERER CONVICTED,
John Andrew, who has been on trial since
Wednesday last, at the Georgetown, Sussex
county, court, for the murder of his wife,
was found guilty on Saturday afternoon,
OF murder in the second degree. He was
sentenced by the court to imprisonment for
NE, one hour in the pillory, sixty lashes and
hne. Z. F. Richards was the defendant in
the case, the State being represented by At
torney-General Pennington and Deputy
Robinson.
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WILLIAM MORRIS.

oIi;CE-l, JOHN W. GRAY, in com.
act of P'ancc assa'h with the requirements of the
ann1 proS1ded, do hereby give notice that shall @
Spipny SSppiy IN Writlng to the Court OF General
sessions =, Of the Peace and Jail Deliverv ~
IN t9e state Of Delaware, In and for the CoEntv ~
Nove%ban n weW bSastle' upon Monday the 18th day Of
me tn next November term Of the said 9sy Ccyr} o.
School eGnse nistriotk 70 tkeee an Inn Or Tavern at
fhe & CITY Of New Castle called DoSbin DSbis sy,;,a IN
castis css coSaty. MeW ns Castle s,+ H[Y1ndred New
selling Intoxicating liquors in less Of
nren,:na, 1'es than one quart to be drunk on tbe
commend the said application o,uers tn',,t.ts re-
rR WanHy WEay Wm Hunter
.iobn nPsseemahn Pss VIM Holshumaker
! nv iseeEah p.att James Wilmot
.Ioen pIo,. ''t G Nolan ,rr .
his oioint 80 David Boland
Dennis X Fitzgerald Isaac SS TM ..g 4
WITCHES LanbsOn '' oleaVer
". to.S. 49, mi JOHN W. GRAY. i
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MINIETUEE POSTERS,
Indian summer.

. Indian summer.
Epizooty is on the decrease.
"Go West" is the title of q new sensa
tional play.
Wall paper and window shades at A. B
Jones, 6lS Market street.
Oliver Doud Byron played last week q
Memphis, Tenn.
Scotch bottom calfskin CATERS for gent
at Taggart's, for IS, 7O5 Market street.
Florence's "Mighty Dollar" lauguishes
people don't exactly see it.
Those celebrated reed bird mackerel al
Middleton's, 9Th ard King streets.
"George, dear, don't you think it rather
extravagant of you to eat butter with that
delicious jam ~ "No, love-economical
Same piece of bread does for both"
A Mason & Hamlin cabinet organ nearly
new for $50 at Robelin & Bro, no Market
street.
Gunpowder is a mechanical, not chemi-
cal combination.
Hot coffee, rolls and butter at all hours OF
the day, at Strickland's 1O5 East Fourth
street.
We would call your attention to the as
sortment of fine paper hangings at Jones,
61S Market street.
E. P. Donohoe, 307 Market street has JUS
received his fall stock of gents, lad les
and misses shoes at the lowest city prices.
The only place in town to get dish of
chose delicious steamed oysters is at Aims
tow's under Third street market.
A man falls into error when he falls out
with his wife. ..u...,0.
Finnessey, at 22l Market street has a full
line Of ladies' misses and children's shoes,
OF the very best makes. Give him call.
Where ten men will cheerfully lay down
their lives for woman, only one will carry
her scuttle of coal.
Buxbaum has fine line of gents fine
beaver over-coats, at less price than any
other place in town-Third and Market
street.
When bare-footed Texas woman steps
IN hair brush, she goes through Just as
many motions as if she had stepped on |
arantula.
Finest styles of paper hangings and prac-
ical workmen at A. B. Jones' 61S Market
treet.
Grant kissed all the girls at an Oregon
eminary.
Chandler has opened an oyster bar at his
Id place, go if you want stew or fry give
i'm call No. 8 W. 5th street. oct8tf
Daniel NJ cCusker will be pleased to see
is old customers, and as many new ones as
I'LL give him call at the old stand, 2l6
Vest Second street.
Ex-Speaker Blaine is to deliver the adj
ress at the Cumberland county, Pennsyl-
ania fair. {
If you are going to paper, 20 and select !
ON the large assortment of fall STYLES, at
ones, G1S Market street. I
" What is home without mother?, Tn
le first year Of married life it is very nice
ort of place.
Oyster soup, always fresh, at Ainscow's
'staurant, under Third street market,
The holiday season is coming, when il
i'll be in order to present bald-headed 7
an with hair brush, and poor man with
expensive pocket-book.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
Registers Order.
oct lett

REGISTERS OFFICE,
| New Castle County, Oct. 1917 1875,
Upon the application OF Samuel Il. Wilt
banks Administrator Of Henry Francis late
| OF Wilmington Hundred, Ia said County de-
| ceased; 1t Is ordered and directed bv The
Regis. er that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice of tho. ranting of fLetters of Adj
min1stratton upon the Estate Of the deceas-
I'd, with the date Of granting thereof. hy
causing advertis ,ments to be posted withii,
| f0rty days from the date OF such letters. in
SIX OF the most public places of the County
81 New Castle, reUuiring all persons having
demands against The Estate, to present the
same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in
such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period IN the MORNING HERLo, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and
o. d. .1I w.
Given under the hand and Seal n,
ONCE Of the Register aforesaid, at New
Castle In New Castle County Aforesaid. the
day and year above written.
s. G. BIGGs, REGISTER.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased, must present the
same duly atteSted to the Administrator on
Or before eOct. 18th, 1876. or auidethe
Act Of Assembly in such case made and
SAMUEL r. WILTBANK,
Administrator.
Address 2o4 Washington St., Wilmington,
Oe1. Oct. E-3w cod
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N UYaUE,.I Scnna,,sI JOHN w. GRAY II
the act ctfpA,ance Of ssn, With the requirements Of Of
sholl d. hereby give notice tSat ana
erai ~ Ttrrit1ng 70 the Court of Gen.
Go1nfv snf stase s9 q Delaware and r cry
Gsy NovemHbseeas bsestIe A bSp9a sls Monday the tI
L ety Of sw e esstpea ssHp az I'm Or
SG ess1ossY Fl MsY Castle Fen9S FnoS%nD District as ts
State Of DeIaWa,a NeW Castle County y anG mi
ttiS'1g tiea 3gd liquors G in Privilege q
SAID ID aGEG%daE ree ss
David Boland W.. W-Wlt:
John Bloint nn,,, nm herbert
Eli Chase navld w Elkentor
GILES Lambson ~ ~ Cleaver
Andrew Gray Wg WWeorge Gray
VIM Hunter cWm Holsihermater
John Reegan ~ Waggerman
Nolan lanes Wilmot
oct. l5x neaVer
JOHN W. GRAY
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LICENCE APPLICATIONS

NOIlCE-I, William Morris, do hcrebv
~ give notice that l shall apply to the
t1udges .1 Of the Court of General Sessions OF
nn; 1lg reace ana jail Delivery of the State OF
tie, on Monday, the 18th day Of November
mex, next, being the first day Of the November
term, a; D., 1875, for licence to sell intoxI-
catl4g liquors in quantities not less than
one<half gallon not to be drunk On the
premises, at my store, in School Districts
S9 q Red en- AZ 7S II Clinton street Delaware
State of Delaware, and the foiiowlno s, fres, !, !,
wit: " "ppiicaIiou 10
NJ; y ceap cnrewep. John farrell,
W. neorss frlce, Michael Mullisan.
W. ~ q. J;essIIer, !. Hunter,
Tsna, NJ, i1uhlIi. 1IiIi. John Armour,
Ias ia,ae. fS.ms, n, Vim. Davidson,
iohn ~; G.rrg' Ura,g' VIM. N. Wingste,
Jon = R;nnan Nars"n' John II. Roberts,
ootlo-at WILLIAM NORRIS.
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FOR RENT

oH fnaniSa nRanEiNT:11HouSe - lls ". Nina
oct14 43Mtqu'fe ~ OF L: +. WATSE.RR'M9 stree
oe..- .. N. W. Cor, 5th and N nddSsihAS,,' siaA1tSS,,, ~
s. Ses%HfSs5 eoS?{ hSp;y yGs~sd TO 1oo;e !
ocl g-tf: Real Estate Ag't, ); 90 4 MBlS9]SS,
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OFFICES.
nR. WALES. has returned to his resi-
~ dence Cor. Eighth and King Streets.
oct l5-tf.

NOTlCE.-At the last stated meeting Of
4\the Managers of the Wilmington Say.
lngs Fund Society, 1t was on motion, re-
solved to pay to depositors ~ per cent per
being allowed on fractions of month, 10
commence at the beginning of the next fs.
clal year, and that the Treasurer give notice
OF the increase of the rate Of interest at
least three months before the end Of this
year.
WILMINGTON, Sept Goth, 1915,
ALBERT w. SMITH,
sep20tf Treasurer W, S. +, Society,
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ADJUSTMENTS,
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH =
N IN THIS CENTURY. ga

THE CATHOLIC CHURCH N
NT IN THIS CENTURY. 90
LECTURE BY THE HON. \. NJ, KELLEY
President of the
IRISH CATE oL1c CHURCH BENEVOLENT I'M.
ION Us, AND MAYOR OF RICHMOND
In the Grand Opera House,
ON MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 18TH. ,sz5
50 Cents.
Doors open at o'clock, Lecture
~. .,o. begins ats.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

WANTED.
$4,000 ON FIRST MORTGAGES IN SIMS
AS FOLLOWS:
1900 on Farm in W. c. Creek Hd. New Cas-.
tie County. e"''
300 do. in Mill creek Hid. do,
300 do. in st Georges - DO
H5W fSS &c; 40; IN Appo1uinlmink lid, do.
lNU 40! IN do.
5000 do. in Dover Hd Kent County
PERSONS seeking to secure investments aIc
invited to call on
REYNOLDS & CO.,
OCT l6-2t 1882 Market Street
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
JOSEPH FOUT

JOSEPH FOUT
Has again opened Coal-Yard at West
ana water streets, which he intends to run
IN connection with his yard at Orange and
water streets, where persons in want of
Coal can be supplied with the celebrated
ENTERPR1SE, which gives more satisfac-
''q,a parsna .aan any other Coal in the market.
receive prompt attention.
sep2e-3m JOSEPH F01-r
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

"ANTED-The public to know that H.
"! Ycrger has fine stock of Buffalo
Robes, Lap Robes and Horse BIankets Also
q 1lne stock OF first-class Harness, Fine and
Plain. 45 Shiplcy street. oct lj-St.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
WANTS.,

WAMTED-Those unemployed, to know
w there are large number Of vn"n. n,vM
men IN Wilmington, to whom emnlnvS, SOlS
ment would be welcome. Understandinyo;
tnls, means have been devised to give itus sey.
erai employment. They must be STEADY
ana Wiling to work. Apply at the HER.
o'clock. """ '"o
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE!

The undersigned. receivers Of CITY an aM'
school Taxes for tho city of Wilmlng.av~ua ga~a
lor 1919, give notice to persons. VINO 10, hS,S TX
not paid their City and School Tax tor !S"t iS.y'
ana have had their bills presented, t,Ie !.nIs
they are required by law, to call ana se.nilI s;,l
| 1he same in days from delivery OF tne W., tn
Inc receivers request ..all such persons o..oet #
cal! at their Office No. 10 East sixth stiIiv. w.,
ana settle without delay; they having Zine sne
en bonds to the city the money - and u"i
them and they are responsible for lr.,o%nt ~, %t
they hope those that cnli pay will be pIomaptt at
while, perhaps, some that cannot pay tS
once, will call and make ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
to pay when they can and we most respeIso 50
lully ask you to give this your atlehsasant. atlehsva
Us 10 avoid trouble, costs, or unp.enmires
ness. Tho city needs money ana reaum Icy IRA.
US to collect 1t or pay 1t, and What "op''
pose to do ts to collect and pay IT,; ,,,,her
lhe receivers a also- give notice o. nun ~ 10.
OF lots IN the ID, 3d. 5tll; 7th, Sth, 9tn Amw nf
wards that they Cannot find thessoWne'., viii
AZ. such .persons owning ssaid ~ lTi' them
please cali and settle or we VIII sen sell '"'
lor) taxes and costs. Syu,.ll,j ,@I,., .wcen
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, 9e!M.ock 9ee!o.ock
Market and King Hoursfrom 7to o.
every evening, and on market mornans' 1,nl,s
- EDMUND PROVOST ~
Receiver Northern District .uncluaa'hsE NJ u"
north Of Sixth Street OMAR. g..
Receiver Southern District rncludd.ln1ag. 1a.tf E
south Of Sixth strect.) )og99aofI EooeIS
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

CPECIAL NOTICE IT'D COUNTY, T11,,eeto1s ann
y PAYERS-7The, undersigned tica Gct three
OF County Taxes having given no'iSIU Sne and
months ago, thG't the taxes Wele ~ uHJ more
seai 81 The .dsc Sss
paid any attention to said notice the eoSSIiSed SJid
tors for their own protection WI, o oe G. which
70 enforce payment according 70 osi.ct .n~,t With
gives. tho collectors power to col;;v coa;,,e ti1eir
cost In ten days after they receN'
JOS. l.. CARPENTER '"'
A, GIVEN, ,-,,.ntors
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
FOR SALE.

make Ra1tG;mkot room Lot Of nice cider ba,7e;,
Sept.24-tf '''ln: ~. applyat 1~
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

OUTER! BUTTER!
A few more customers wanted for
BRANDIWINE HUNDRED, BUTTER.
Keccivcd every Tuesday and Friday. at I'd
Street Market. "' y"
octo-lm H1LLEGAR & co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-21
The Douglas Monument.

The body of the Little Giant"
the Hon. Stephen 4. Douglas, has
rested in peace for several years on
the lake shore in the southern part OF
Chicago, Notwithstanding the unset
tied condition of the minds of his
friends who laid him there, or the I'M
finished state of the monument which
they expected to erect to the men,
DRY of the great statesman. All the
people of the land will rejoice to
know that at length the members Of
the Monument Association have
found good way out Of their en-
barrassment, and that the monument
TO Douglas is assured of a speedy
completion. Last Saturday the mem
bers of the Association, being weary
of waiting for funds sufficient to
complete their work over the grave.
and having conferred with the widow
of Mr.. Douglas, decided to remove
the remains and incomplete monu-
ment to suitable spot in the Uni
versity of Chicago grounds, a priv
lege granted by the Trustees Of that
institution. BY doing this the pres
ent sites can be sold, and will bring
ample funds for the completion OF
the monument. This movement is
looked upon with general favor.
The University Of Chicago is an in
stitution held in high esteem by every
citizen of Chicago, and BY all the
people who are acquainted with its
history aud aims; the ground of the
University are quite near the present
grave of Mr.. Douglas, and were do
mated TO the Institution by him. Il
is eminently fitting that his mortal
remains should rest In the shadow oil
the temple to education which he
helped to erect, that the trustees O.
the same should be the eustodians Q.
nis tomb, and that his monument
should grace the campus.-Chicagc
JoarnoL
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-21
The Legislature.

The Legislature convened on We'd
nesday the 18th inst, 1t is the gen
eral impression that the session will not
be lengthy, and it ought not to be.
The amount of work usually devolving
on the Wisconsin Legislature is not in
creased, we judge, the present session,
but rather is reduced to a minimum
standard, consequently, unless compli-
Gated questions should arise requiring
lee islative action. Of which now no III
timation is given, there is no excuse
for session extending into March.
In the Senate the following officers
have been chosen Fred. A Dennitt,
Chief Clerk T, B. Ried, assistant
Clerk i; 0. W. Aiken. Sergeant at
4rnos. Hon. IL. d. Barron was elect
ed President, pro tenn. The usual ap-
pointments were made for the subordi-
nate positions, as also the usual Sena-
torial Committees. In the organiza-
ton Of the House, Hon. Fred. W.
Horn was chosen Speaker, Col r.
NJ, Strong, of Sank, was chosen Chief
Clerk, and j. W. Brockett, of Grant,
Sergeant at arms The body is in
working order and business has COM
menced in earnest The election of a
United States Senator to succeed Matt.
IL. Carpenter will occur on the Goth,
with the contest for the position between
Mr.. Carpenter and Mr. Washburn.
The Republicans have majority In
each house, therefore upon them will
rest all the responsibility for wise or
unwise legislation in the 28th Legisla-
tive Session, The responsibility is
recognized by each individual member,
and undoubtedly the action Of the body
in ali It's deliberations will be with wis
dom and wise torethought.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-21

THE PACIFIC Mail Subsidy Investi-
cation is unearthing some dirty, worm
eaten skulls, The immaculate reform
element is ahead thus far. 1t is pass
ing strange how mute the reformers
have become since the dead have been
raised and they recognize the reform
Lazarus, in tho presence of Schomack-
er. Never mind, boys, the stencil
wont last long.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-21
o<ss&A <GN-

THE LAST Stevens Point Pinery is
in an awful worry over the Louisiana
matter, and says everybody is protest
ing against the action of the "usurp-
er ' in thunder tones, &c, closing with
this !: See this from the New York
World If you haze cutter or
sleigh that needs coat Of paint, call
on j, b. tSulliUnn to do the ,c0rk. :"
Something ails either Caleb or the New
York World, evidently.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-21

THE REFoRNERs were red hot in
their efforts to hurry up the Pacific
Mail Subsidy Steal Investigation, but
sil at once they are as mute as sucking
doves. Cos why, Schumacher, a good,
ripe democrat who has been picked in
to the Reform basket, is the biggest
pippin in the Reform orchard,--so ripe
that he is absolutely rotten. Reform
tallies one, again.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-21
Order to Show Cause.

STATE WISCONSIN-IN PROBATE CoURr-
Wood County
In the Matter Of the Estate of Jacob Butler de-
ceased
On reading and filing the application of Esther
Butler the Administrative Of all and singular
the goods, chattlcS and credits of Jacob Butler,
late OF the city OF Chicago, illinois, deceased, in
teState, for authority to mortgage, lease or sell
the real estate of the said intestate for the pay
ment OF his debts. 1t Is ordered that all persons
deceased, appear before the County judge Of
Wood County, Wisconsin. al his Office in the city
Of Grand Rapids on Tuesday, the 2d day OF
March, 1872 ut one Q clock in the afternoon of
tnoriJy should not be given 60 The said udanisr ,,
JriX TO mortgage, lease or sell so much ofthereal
estate OF the said Jacob Butler deceased situate
within the counties of Wood, jackson and .Ju-
meau, a. shall be necessary to pay his debts
" EEB * COCHRAN, / /. MOShER.
Atty'S for Petitioner. Co. Judge, Wood &c.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-21
Health for All.

Persons afflicted with any disease, no matter
of how long standing nor how complicated,
helped or not by others,-no matter who you
have doctOred with from first to last. may yet
be cured by consulting, without delay, either in
person or by letter, the vell-known and success
full European Eclectic and Magnetic Physician,
DIR. Barth, who has returned to Milwaukee
after an absence in Europe of seven years, and
is now permanently located at his office consult
ing and operating parlors, All Broadway, Mil
waukee, where he is daily curing, after all else
has failed, some of the most complicated and OBJ
stinate diseases such as Catarrh, Cancer, Asth-
ma, Dropsy, Fits, Rheumatism, Gout, Fever
Sores, Ulcers. Piles. (without the knfe,) Gener-
al Debility, Nervous Diseases, Scrofula and all
diseases of the Blood and Nerves, Partial Deaf
ness Noises and discharges from the Ear, Poly
pus Of the Ear, Mouth, Nose and Womb remov
ed Sore and infamod Eye Lids, Blindness from
Film, Cataract, Opacities, all diseases Of the
Eye. Ear, Throat Lungs, Heart. Liver, Kidneys,
Bladder and Womb receive attention. Many
disease. treated by Letter. Ladies and others
in delicate health, requiring daily medical at
tendance, outside the city, will be furnished
pleasant rooms and board at reasonable rates.
All letters for advice with one dollar enclosed
will receive attention. Descriptive circular ON
Catarrh and other diseases sent on receipt Of
cent stamp. DR.. BARTH'S OPIUM HABIT
CURE positively cures Opium Habit. The only
sure cure known. Contains no injurious drugs,
entirely vegetable. In writing for the cure
state how long the habit has been formed, how
much you uss per day, age and occupation
pATape Worm removed. Consult in Person or
by Letter, enclosing one dollar for advice. and
address.
DR.. BARTH.
- lee
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-21

THE TILToN-BEECHER trial is prc

THE TILToN-BEEcHER trial is pro-
crossing slowly. The opening argu-
ment by Judge Norris occupied three
days. It was mastery effort and so
full of FIRE that Beecher undoubtedly
felt uncomfortably warm, while Tilton
was as happy as clam. If Tilton
could have 4 second wife seduced, as
he alleges, we judge he could not con-
troll his extatic feelings. We hope the
truth will be gotten out of this deplor-
able business, and that soon. Moulton
has testified, hardly more than relter-
ating his former statement under oath
The court room is crowded almost to
sufocation, and it is generally hot
time, even with the mercury down be-
low the 20's.