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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17
Mistake Corrected.

Speaking of the rapid increase of Prof.
Jones School of Individual Instruction, in s
former issue, the types made us use Indus
tridtinstead OF Indiuidadl-whichi is its distin-
gushing title. By the way, Prof. Swing has
given the school a full column of praise under
the title 1.-The New Departure in Teaching"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17
Rheumatism a Symptom of OiIer Dis
@ eases.

The alarming extent of chronic rheuma-
tism in the country has led to persistent in
vestigation. 1t has lately been ascertained
that the disease is the result of other COM
plcated diseases of the liver, kidneys, pan
creas, blood, absOrbents, etc. In other
words, that rheumatism is a symptom. 1t is
also found that, by the removal of the COM
plicated disease. the rheumatism disappears,
as result which seems to substantiate
the theory. We all know, TO our sorrow,
how fruitless the ordinary Treatment Of this
disease has been, and we now hail with JOY
the dawn of this new discovery. We all
know that the symptoms OF these diseases
are generally present in cases of chronic
rheumatism, but few have supposed the
disease to- be an effect.
To remove these diseases the surest rem
edy can be found in the SHAKER EXTRACT
OF Roofs OR CURATIVE SYRUP; it appears
to be working many cures. We refer to
the article sold by Druggists and a. J.
White, New York
Massachusetts has an insane horse.
T. l, ii
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

PERsoNAL.-Editor Telegraph and AeSser-
ger, Macon, Ga, says: 1--WE have tested its.
virtues personally, and know that for Dys-
pepsia, Biliousness and throbbing Headache
it is the best medicine the world ever saw
We have tried forty other remedies before
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, but none
of them gave us more than temporary relief;
but the REGULATOR not only relieved, but
cured u.s."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

Now, DIR. WEIssE wants all to "spell
as they pronounce" A good many of
us do, and we are advised to go to
spelling schools.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

63A Coz per day. Send for Chramo Catalogue
pzS DIO J. 81. Bu1ford's SonE Beaton, Mass
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

Massachusetts has an insane horse
1t has attempted several atrocities.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

S1 . n Day at Home. Agents wanted. Outfit and
epI Aterms free. Address TRUE & CO.-Augusta Me
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

GOA DAY. HOW TO NAKEIT Sometime
GAV NEW. COE. YONGE6 90, ST. Louis no.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17

M NTFENn reliable Agent in each county
w h1S LD to manage the Introduction of q
very desirable article This toU afford lie man %
VooS ssco7ne Chester Mfg Co.. 1S1 MadisGl Chicago
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-17
HELIO-TELLURlC. TREATMENT

Or Dlsease; by newly discovered. most wonderful
heallns ana VltaliZng agent, infabe in every cura
pie disease. Address, for pamphlet, DIR. 1. B Nc
COhMACE CO., T. o. Drawer 64l9 New York City
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, 1876-03-02

An emphatic and sweeping denial is made
by Attorneys General P1EnREroS7 in reference
to tho story Of the Washington correspondent
Of tho St. Louis 1imts thnt oil tho testimony
and tho plan Of tho prosecution in tho BAn-
cooK caso wero submitted to tho Attorney
General by his order, md wero by him
regealed to tho accused and his counsel. Alr.
Es1RRy A. s1onns, Of this city, Gen. DAp.
COCKS senior counsel, confirms Judge P1EnnE-
posr's t1enial Inserting that ho never cx-
changed word with tho Attorney. General
on this or nny other subject while in Wash-
ington just previous to the trial. So far rs
denial, both circumstantial and In general,
cat 60, tho whole ground is covered and tho
story is refuted. There still remains, how
ever, a mystery surrounding the publication
Of TINT which purported to be Jndge PtEnnr-
POINTS letter Of instruction, and the nuthor Of
TINT letter appears to ho unnblo to throw any
valuablo light upon the subject, or to account
for tho 1eak which undeniably existed.
, 1876-03-02

Bowen appeared ngain before the Ezanin-
Ing Committee Of plymouth Church last
evening Tho Committee had written certain
questions in advance aud Ind expected that
bowen would submit To cut.and.dried cate
chisn,, but, instcad Of giving n monosyl1abio
answer To tho hrst conundru,n, he arose and
read statement Of l,ia position, rcfnRing to
mike fnrthcr charges Until those contained in
his Inst communication wcro answered. Up.
on further questioning, ho proposed to sub
nit additional charges to q committee Of
thee, under condition Of absolute secrecy.
Plymouth, demanded M open investigation,
and, DowEs refusing to accedo to this, clarges
were read by tho Committee alleging nowrs
to be guilty OF falaehood, dishonesty, and
slandcr At this point tho meeting adjourned
with everybody very angry, but no fight.
, 1876-03-02
THE LEBBON OF CHENCKB MISERY,

THE LE8B0N OF CHENCK'8 MISERY.
The additional developments in tho inyes-
tigntion Of the miserable Emma Mine scandal
bring ont tho bottom facts OF Gen. ScuEScK's
connection with tho swiudfo, and 70 to the
very root Of tho wretchcd condition In which
lie now finds himself. We quote Tic follow
Ing abstract OF d portion Of the testimony,
which shows that in addition 10 the stock in
yestncnt which he held III the E1nmn N1ino
lse waa pa;d $40, 600 in cnsh, and why ho vas
paid 1t:
LruN said l1s never hail sny Doubt that TnENon
rAnk supposed tbat he knew TINT scH4Hck had re-
celyed sloc0o and related several Incidents which led
lin ~ this conclusion 0ne Of Them that Al ono
time, rAnK spuke OF the dlthculty which Con. ScHESo6
experienced in attempting to Ays upon hs salary Of
81 00o anil excused hin for desiEe to mate money
IN other ways, PAnx, that occasion, sala souksox
lal bsen obliged to pay t7o0 for a!ngla eess bo
by Of the ladlas OF his family It the Quesna
dsswipg.room, aud that tha ross could only be used
occasion. At another time, PARx W&a goIug
ont 10 rlay Game Of cards With FcaEHCk, LION
marked TO him Tint It was unfair for FAAK 10 win back
fran souEsc1 all the money Which hs had maAs IN
The Emma Mine. pANE replied that EcuESuR did not
lose psuch money; that ha Wss very good hand 1t
rokur.
From this 1t appears that 1t was necessary
/! for tho American Minister at tho Court Of ST.
Jan,es to become "capper" and "zoper-
in" for bogus mining speculation, anil to
| gambia at cards in order 10 cover tho ex-
rensea incurrol by fashionable prohigacy.
BY specializing in bogus stocks and by poker
| playing ho was ennbled to present his tlaugh-
| Ter to Queen Victoria in 500 dress, which
was Of no use afterwards, and this S700 dress
ia pleaded as nh excuse for the disgzacefol
, 1876-03-02

The startling information is conveyed in
pur Washington dispatches that Secretary
BEr4ERAr will to-day tonder his resignation,
this courae having been urged upon him by
prominent Republicans. From tho 1ncagro
data Mt this writing nothing more definite
can DO Cleaned than that damn ging develops
ments connecting tho Secretary Of War with
ihe Indian post-tsaderships havo boen made
before tho House Committee on Expenditures
Of tho Nar Department, md TINT Gen. BEL
ENAp's rotiremont is considered necessary by
his friends.
, 1876-03-02

Gossfping meddl.ra havo within the past
few days heon engaged in circulating rumors
to the effect that 3lr. POTTER PALMER Is
seriously involved financially, and that his
paper has gone to protest. It can be stated
positively TINT these rumora azo baseless
TINT MI. PALMER has very little paper out,
and nono that is lne. POTTER PALMER is not
going to fail, md it IL o pity that man To
who m Chicago owes SO much should bo
gratuitously injured by tho bandyine nbout
thf, streets Of unfoundctl and 1urtful rumors
CO ncerning his business afEairs. This sort of
seanaal-mongering is eontcmptiblo and dis
gusting, md should be frowned down BY
1lublic opinion,
, 1876-03-02

GcHENcK paid Tor the fa9hlonaplo Wafflrop9H
Of his family in order that they may associate
with the bluo bloods Of Grent Britain,
II this Ia tho style in which the American
Minister comports himself, It is high tin,o for
him to como homo. 1Io docs not represent
tho p1a;n habits Of tho Republic nor tho
comparative simplicity OF Our Republican
Court, winch has not yet arrived At tint
rulnous pitch of fashionable folly which
oharacterizes The ScnENox family. One.hun-
drcd aud two.hundrcd.dollar dresses BufIico
for American ladies' at tho receptions Of tho
American Court. President GnAsr il the
head Of nation more powerful thnn Great
Britain. II English ladies can bo presented
at the American Court In ono.hnnilred.do'lar
dresses, thore Is no good roaBon why Amer
lean latlies cannot do tho same ut the En-
glish Court; mil when All American girl
spends twenty times that amount upon
frippcry To ,nako m impression upon tho high
bloods OF tho English Court, and her father
plays poker aud lends his assistance and Of
fetal title for consideration to q mining
swindlo in ortler to pay her expenses, then
tho American Minister Is snob mud t,lft-
hunter WHO should bo sent for to come home
and mike room for some man Of character
and dignity who can represent tue simplicity
of Republican Institutions.
So far as Ills private ai1aira arc concerned,
however, Gen. SonEsok il only ono of largo
class, md tho costly dress Is only ono illus
tration out Of thousands Of thnt dreadful
expenditure and protligate waste Of money in
fashionable families which aro tho secret Of
go many business failures and Irregularities
in this country. Fen.alo extrayngance and
fashionable profigacy aro causing too nany
of our business men to live beyond their
! means, and to spend every year sum Of
| will warrant. It Is these Causes which, more
thnn alt others combined, aro goading men
on to dislonorablo acts, as they hayo in tho
caso Of Gen. ScnEsuK, and which every day
aro driving men into bankruptcy and moral
and physical ruin. This miserable condition
will continue until ref orm in the family COM
nences. When the female side Of the house.
hold drops fashionable folly, and reckless and
cxtravngant waato Of money, and lives within
| It's means, it may be possible for business men
to conduct their business without going into
bankruptcy, and to provide their families
with money without obtaining it by disrep-
utable means. Moro than QUO Of tho recent
failures in this city has been caused, not by
legitimate business causes, but by tho enor-
NOUS family expenditures wasted upon fasl,-
ionnblo follies. Is there better time than
tho Centennial year to return to tho old-fasl,-
ioned doctrine Of Irving within tho means Of
/ a. +1,n ~ x,f
, 1876-03-02

Since tho Common Council began its eco-
nomica1 career in dealing with tho annunl
estimates, nothing but good worda have boon
spoken OF that previously mucl-cursed body of
local Legislators, Int tlero has boon general
apprehension that before tho estimates woro
disposed OF tho Council would cut loose in
sono direction, aud commit extravaganza
enough TO eounterbalance all tho reductions.
That timo seems to havo arrived. The Bpnsm
Of rotrenrhment ends with tho taking up OF
tho question Of sewerage. Every Alderman
representing ward outside tho heart Of tho
city has his little gowcr scheme, md ho Is
prepared to vote for my md every other
littlo sewer scheme if ho can obtain sup
port for his own, until tho grind
aggregate Of all tho little Eowcr schemes
threatens to reaca IN appalling figure. Petit
tions Of all sorts and aizes-aome of them
signed by propozty-owners who really want
md need tho sewers, and others circulated BY
contractors who only want tho Jobs Of con-
structiou-are cited to show tho demands Of
the people, who. in fact, nro not at all strenu-
Gus in the matter. The little sowcr schemes
ara simply reelection schemes, but the Alder
men who havo opened tho door to lavish e1-
pendituro in this direction will do we'll to re-
member that their actions aro closely scru-
tinized by tax-paying constituency whose
tempor is just now thing to stand in awo OF,
and who will resent any departure whateyer
from the policy Of limiting this years. mu.
nicipal outlny to the lowest possible point.
, 1876-03-02

Tatrd-unequ.i t.1..top, by which tangible proper
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, 1876-03-02
0Br'rUAnY,


pa' oAAu1h AAhoHoff BARLOW.
IT. oAAuh1 n"So'sosF BARLOW. ooo u tao
otaest ptacsclns nomeoPa'ato pnSs,e'ahs u NOW
iosa Clsy' oleo on eauaa1 'os1 w Rtaou"1"
III 1o-6 ~ 9no t'oalca' neaoo'ot 1a,o 1o4oBo,
aoo, even oa ssuuohs, asss@eteo aseenson oS
MS aososaou ~ meu'ea' 'c,uncs aau ny .1o car
nos' Aanuo9 !" III "n.cA ns H.taoAou .a' olo lHae-
tce u 'no.ula1o osooa'.s 'ue*soa y. n'"plse.to
uasu.o' ouo4.s a's's ~ oo.nsaseu . p!"os,9o ,.,,
sno AlAuHaa1as es9sou. "as n'touaooo IN 'n'o
eoa.*'s' ~" " S'saav :,,a.'., w. ~ ~
,noet Nl"ons eue "ss'o 3'aspee eIo1 :"
Iops a''u Pa'soa. 'n'oaus@s.oa ~ sao h57'oa'
~ e"t"o'ueo a'1anoN ~ 'o ~" 4ot~ .I's :"
homeopa.ho pnSs'elaa ~ lo.1' ana' " 1ns tlmo
OF mA aeasn' was p1ooan's 'uo o,uoss psao'1''onos
Of shla school IN tue country. ie "as Tor somo
n'no t1ca'ucns; ana 1o1 masn .ouss. .1ulo >
Fro1eaaot. OF tho Homeopathic aleo!cal Collego
Of Nav York. Tho Now York World aaIa OF
him As phyaIcan, Dr: bAhlow through Bis
song career distinguished himsoH not less by nla
phtlantoropio and ahHelt'ah conceptions or MS
duty to tue aanesane poor taan by has aaVoeson
to Ills ptofshsional atudiea."
CHARLES EDWARD. nohaLE9.
CHARLES EpwAhp HoRaLEs' the "ell'Nnomh
New York composer hnd musician, died In that
city on Sunday shat or heart d'seaae' rs has al
ready boon mentioned by telegraph. lilo waa
born lu London in 1e25, aud was tho youngest 500
Of tho Engllah gleo-wtiser II. W1ti1AH lionatrG.
and studied bis protoealon under MENpEtsso1s
at Leipzig. Iio camo to tIls country about flFo
years ago. and waa appointed orgaslist and choir
mastss Of Ut. Johns Chapel. Trinity Parish. In
New York City, \ position which no hold ut the
timo of hia death. Iie wroto great vsrloty OF
vocal and instrumental music. including SYM
phouics, pianoforto tsIos. church compost
, 1876-03-02

vow AaSnt will not bo permitted to return
to Berlin aud take fathcr'u place at tho bed
sido Of hia dying son, mud no reply has been
vouchsafed to tho petition of the Counts
family for his pardon. On The contrary, 1t
was yesterday ssatoa TINT tho Foreign Office
Ind preferred MI accusation against vos
An.usr, chnrging him with high treason aud
with Offering insults 10 tho Emperor. hts.
NA1,cK. and tho FOREIGN 1ffire.
, 1876-03-02

authorized to run In debt On tts account. under
any pretoxt vhatevor. Wo ars surprised that a
hotef.xeoper In thriving, vide-awake place like
Freonort Bl,outd DO a. aastly cleatol by pori-
patetio do1d-bcas. after tho countiosa warnings
that hayo appeared in this papor io regard to
Tits yory kind Of fraud.
, 1876-03-02

On tho 9Bth Of February MI. Drxosn r,,.
notice In tho Canadian Parliament for inform.
tton a. TO what atopa tho Government had ,sls,
to onlasgo tho provisions for Tho o.tradit;on -,
criminals botween Canada and tho United sl,t..
Tho Canadians obioct to having their popuI,son
Increased by wha!ly- -thiovas.
, 1876-03-02

Reduction in ai1 monshs. .sl7,o7l,ls4 s4,o42a23
Tho effect Of tho restoration of tho 10 per
cent tax IVES to diminish In sir months tho
importations SIT, 1000, 600, aud to cause loss
Of 81, soc, 900 to tho revenue. That addition
10 the tax was made under tho pretoxt that 1t
was necessary to raise Ss,o0o,00o more rev.
enue, and the result is that, in the first half
year, tho special increase OF tax has pro.
duced decline In the revenue from tho artl-
cles 10 which tho inczease applied oqual to
$4, ,500, 600, or at tho rato Of so,0o0,0 900 n
ycar.. And this Is the wisdom Of Congress,
aud this the operation Of taxation for pro-
lection. Meanwhile Tho manufacturers azo
no better of than before, consumption has
been curtai1od, the consumers have been
robbed, and the protected" interests arc
still 1anguishiug, working their employees on
part time and poor wages.
, 1876-03-02

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s 49,. ,,.,,, :. 49,, /. ST s 6
, 1876-03-02

4 man calling himself GxonnE b. LAWSON,
and pretending to 5epresoat Tak Ou1oAao
TnlsuNr, has dsfrauded lotei-teeper 1t FREQ
port out Of tho price Of nine days board. THE
TalauMx never heard OF GkoAoE D. LAWSON
bofo1e. md cannot agses to AQuidate any liAbil-
tiles ha may ohooaa 10 Assupao. Morso1aEl
Tua T2laQuH bas ne xsQsaaAasAuTss uho AZ
, 1876-03-02

GHcenbacks ut tho Nav York Gold E1-
shange yesterday closed Ut 87l.
, 1876-03-02

Cattle were quiet and easier. Sheep vero in
fair demand and unchanged. Ouo hundred
dol1ars III gold would buy S11f.l2a in gzeen-
backs at the close.
, 1876-03-02

Gold and cloudy or partly cloudy weather
b predicted for this region to-day.
, 1876-03-02

In response to resolution Of Representa-
tive SA11Ea, Of Ohio, tho secrotnry Of tho
Treasury has prepared tho following stato-
ment showing the coin balances Of the
, 1876-03-02

The public debt was reduced $8,272, ,733
during tho month Of February.
, 1876-03-02

Minister 2ctEscH las at last been recalled,
although not in the usual manner. He will
set sail for this land Of his birth on Saturday
Of tlis wo'ak-not In obedience to note
from tho State Department, but in conse-
quenco of Lroa'a highly disturbing rovela-
tiona before the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. Ex-senator STEWART te!egraphs
from California that he. too, will, with al1
convenient haste, proceed to Washington |;
ALBERT GnAsT uscs tho cable to convey his
denial OF improper conduct; and the attor-
neye OF faEsoK ". PAnH, who Is Mt present
III Pana1ua, claim for their client tho oppor-
snnity 10 appear before tho Committee nnsl
enter las denial aud explanation. Lyos's
long pole has stirred up the animals in two
hemisI'h@:es, nnd no one can tell how long or
bow ftEis'usly ths roaring will 10 kept up.
, 1876-03-02

The Chicago produce markets wero gener-
ally stes dier yesterday. Meas pork was moro
active and 12s@1dc per brl higher, closing ut
$2l.65 @"l.G73 cash and sal.Oo4@al.95 for
April. Lard was in fair demand and 100
l.to per 100 lbs higher, closing at S1.32t
cash and $1s.l2A seller April. aleats wcro
less 'etiye and 10 higher, closing at So for
bore shoulders, 111o for do short ribs, and
l2tc for do shost clears. Hjghwines vera
qni't and unchanged, at S1.0G per gallon.
flour was dull aud steady. Wheat was
act ivo and G 10 lower On cash lots, closing at
" 10 for Narch aud vsfc for April. Corn
as in better demand aud 10 higher, closing
ut 1870 for March and 4so for April. Oats
vere quiet. and firm, closing at 3l3o cash and
@to for April Rye waa dull and nominal ut
df@62c- BARLEY was aetive md irregular,
closing at 5l4o for Mach and 60 for April.
Hoga were in good demand, and were salable
st t9lpe advance. Trading WAS principally
q S1.so@Aso. Extra sold as Ss.se@9. %.
, 1876-03-02

METHODIST CHURCH MALL.--southohst corner
elatk and Washington streets. Concert by tits Anglo
afnrans.