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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-08-23

eer Ladd met with severe, though
not fatal fall last Thursday in eros sing
the railroad bridge near Marshland.
No bones were broken, but he was Sc
vercly bruised and badly shaken up.
Hes too fine Ladd to be killed By
any such casualty.
Death Of VIM. Baljerst0n. Mr.
Vim. Balderston died at his residence
IN Grand Rapids, last Thursday, after
a lingering, and at times a very suffer
ing illness Of nearly seven years For
the last six months he has been confn-
cd to his bed, and at times has suffer
ed severely, both physically aud men
tally. He suffered a par2lytic stroke
in 1870. from which he never recover
cd, though at times he would appear
to improve. the stroke affecting more
particularly the throat and organs Of
speech. For the last few weeks he has
been unable to receive hardly any nour-
ishment because Of the inaction Of the
muscles Of the throat. Undoubtedly
his death was FASTENED through lack Of
food to sustain his sinking frame. He
appeared to have his reasoning facul-
ties in a large degree a few weeks be-
fore death came to his release.
Mr.. Balderston was in many respects
marked man. His will was like iron,
but his heart was as kind as a child's.
TIE filed the position of City Marshal
for one term and was a member of the
Co. Board of Supervisors under the
Commissioner system, filing both posi-
tons with most excellent ability. He
was a man Of the strictost integrity,
whom few knew, for he was q man of
few words and apparently rigid and Sc
we're. till long acquaintance dispelled
the belief and found the sunny side Of
his sterling character.
3lr b was a native Of Baltimore.
I'D. lie moved to Grand Rapids in
1s47, where lie has ever since resided.
\ few years since be uaited with the
Congregational Church, OF which soci-
ETY. he was a worthy member.
His funeral was largely attended at
that church on Friday, Rev. L NJ.
Foster officiating. He died IN firm
Christian faith at the age Of Sc years,
During the last few days Of his sick
ness he seemed to recover his mental
powers somewhat, and recognized many
Of his old friends as they gathered
around his couch Of suffering. 4 few
hours before his departure he pointed
to the picture Of his Hstle boy, deceaz-
ed. and smiIingly pointed upward, ex-
pressing by gesture what his lips re
fused to speak that he was going
home. We have forgotten to mention
that lIr. BaIderston was a veteran Of
the Mexican war, participating in many
Of It's severe engagements. 4 good
man has gone to a just reward.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-08-23

Brainar!'s l:asicl! World. If
any Of our musical readers are not al
ready Subscribers to this admirable
musical monthly, We advise thom to
send for a sample copy, and see how
much choice new music they can OBJ
tain for $150-the subscription price
FOR one year
Tho August number confirms fire
pieces Of music, Vocal aud Lustrgmcn
tai besides large amount Of interest
ing musical reading. The Publishers
offer this month 70 send Sample
Copy free to all who write them, en-
closing stamp for postage. No one
in music can afford 10 be without the
MusIcAL WORLD. Published by 5.
Brainard's Sous, Cleayland, Ohio
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-08-23

Sudden Decrease. Miss. Carrie
Snibhly, daughter Of John Sai55ly,
died last Saturday evening from indam-
nation and modification Of the bow
els, after a brief iIIaess She was
fourteen years Of age AID a very ez-
celleut girl The funeral was held at
the Congregational Church on Mon
day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-08-23

Texas ( Kansas Emigrant Agent, ScdaIia, No
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State Of WisconSin-Ln Circuit Court Of
County,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-08
MILLIONS OF STOLEN HONEY.
Hartford TimAa.

IhTuOtu Altnuos
The thirteen life companies which have
collapsed since that sort Of thing beg un,
are still In the hands OF receivers. There
Is not the least probability that any ofthe
bankers dozen will ever get fresh start.
Each proved so utterly rotten when day
light was let into 1t that 1t could never
again get business, even though the In
suranoe department gave permission to
20 ahead. The whole thirteen compa>
niles are managed Tor manipulated) BY
respectable men-men OF good social
standing-who attend fashionable chur-
ches. and who think 1t would be good
thing to take the ballot away from the
working classes. Not having the figures
at hand Just now, cannot say exactly
how many millions these respectable, re-
ligious, MISREPRESENTATION gentlemen
have stolen, or permitted to be stolen,
from the conhding policy holders, who
were eredul0us enough 10 trust them.
But the gross amount 10 no trlfe. The
liabilities OF the Continental foot up S.
100000, and the receiver thinks tina II
the policy holders live long enough, they
may ultimately get thirty>hve cents on
the dollar. The liabilities Of the Security
amount to something over $4,000, 900,
and 10 is doubtful II over twenty cents on
the dollar will ever be paid. Ii would
not be much out OF the way TO put down
the aggregate stealings, or misappropria.
tions, or whatever they may be called,
at SIS, 1000. 900. A large part OF the sum
was unquestionably squandered in loose
management, but another large part was
certainly spent by the officers in extrava-
giant living.
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LADKKg NJ great liquid French Ransdy,
AkIE DIX FENkE, or Female Friend, 10 un-
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"a Syingl on lie monthly period with regular
~: u ~ Assvons and spinal Affections, pains
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AGENT
Ifyou want to be Strong, Healt

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\ rsstsrsd TO perfect health and vigor, Sold
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Debility, depressed, irritable state OF mind,
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This nsrvous debility finds soveIciE cure In
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O. Il 81 yclr druggist, ak bottles for $500. II
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Rsppiness o. Misery, that 10 the
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-08
The DlHerense.

The Difference.
The ordinary Porous Plaster, on account
lf Its peculiar mechanical action, is esteem
ID an article OF merit; but Benson's Capeine
Porous Plaster is considered an article OF
extraordinary merit. 1t has the same
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Lature, which causes 1t to act at once,
relieve pain Immediately, and cure where
other Porous Plasters will not even relieve
For Rheumatism, Lame an Weak Back, spina
Disease, Crick in the Back, Kidney Disease,
sprains and Bruises Severe Pains aud Stitches /,
Weasnes. Of the Back, ETC.
The manufacturer OF
Benson's Capcine Plaster
Received ths Ii ishsst Medal at the Centennial.
1t Is now the standard remedy. It's as.
.onishing pain relieving and strengthening
qualities attracted the attention OF the Gem
tennial jurors and thousands Of ply sicians
who visited the Centennial, who pronoune.
ed it the best remedy ever invented for the
,ooye ailments. Sold Ply all Druggists
Price, rs cents.
B6 Barclay Bros. will supply the trade
In Cara.
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fOR sALE BY p. O. scHUH.
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WASHINE

A new and wonderful invention for
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third OF the time washes in hard or soft,
hot or cold water; the only preparation
ever invented that win prevent .woolent
nom shrinking; worth four times Ito price
for washing wOolens alone.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beechsr
recommends 1t to all housskeepers, says:
"rhey will rejoice both for economy'e sake
aud the saftey OF their clothing, and that IL
can no more injure clothing or hands than
common warm water"
SEABURY = JOHNSON,
q Plat street, New York.
1Barclay Bros. win supply trade IN
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noth9, IT'S Our wedding DAY
yust ~ now, W sat At supper
- ! when The Eussts had gone awAyi
-. Yea at that aide, sai this side,
Forty ysars ago to-day
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PeoY we've been, bat not forsaken;
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Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL

The reputation IL has attained, In
consequence of the marvellous cures 1t
liug produced during the last half GEN.
fury, Is a sufficient assurance to the
public that IL will continue to realize
he happiest results that Can be desired
IN almost every section Of country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases OF the lungs,
by Its use. All who have tried It nc.
knowledge It's superiority; and where
its virtues are known, 10 one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to re-
lieve the distress and suffering peculiar
TO pulmonary affections. CHERRY FEC.
ToRAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures Of the milder va
rieties Of bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases OF the
lungs.
As o safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset
the Throat and Chest Of Childhood, II
Is invaluable; for, by it's timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends ut
every trial, as the cures 1t is constantly
producing are too rcmaslRble to be
forgotten. No family shot, be with
Out 1t, and those who have once used
II never will. rt.s. ..-.et
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe II, and Clergymen
often recommend II nom their knowl'
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, 1877-11-05

Innr, nn1 ma'l" The trip MI the way
10 tltc ElAek Hills snnc anil on horsc-
IL k a Ill i7it' nf Avtr :sl nilc+, rril.s ally
through 'lrs"'atc ulalns or Intliau tonntry, lie
fa1uc IN erart h IT hts father, frnm whom he hal
nut lrara irr s'rne tarnn. ffc ftunt him 'ica'l-
broke ~ 81 many arc here. The father tUok
possession Of The little ft1nv's tnny. sold t..
atl Bo'n kI'ctt the inunry. ]cayng the child
destitute. fIc sritr! 10 get something to ''n.
tai WIS unable hH IL Ct4utt II his ayr. found
~ do. and m 3p,ty On which to return llo,nr.'
The last hear! II him he hal Ennc to hcrl
borscs on tho Spcarlsh,-a position Of great
Jnngcrt where Grle Is constantly csuuse.l to at
make rait an! carry ufT st,rk. lie Is trying
tn earn anil sayc money enough there 10 buy
ack tia pony and return to Denver lefnre win
ter sets fit. Poor llt.lo fellow my heart acl.cs
Tor him, thrown On his own resources In this
rough camp 10 early in life.
, 1877-11-05
OUR DESERVING POOR TINS WINTER.


CHICAGO. Nov. a.-Allnw mo to call tho a&tcn-
tlon OF the public through the medium Of your
valuable paper to the present miserable and dis
treasfng condition Of uuny worthy men anl
their families through theIr inability to and
eAuoynsnt; and Us Il tt apparent that this will
b. one Of tho har'lcss winters the poor Will have
to contend with lu Chicago, would suggest
that solue organization bs started, supported BY
tho different churches In this city, 10 tho cnl
that each case ~ Il presents Itself may bs t,.-
iu!rcl into, and u the party applying Tor charity
Le found worthy. let h!u OF her b. assisted,
The preseut system ol rrlief IL t,pen to fraud,
anil II Is q known fact that The relief gtvyu Iy
tbs County Agent does not always reach tho
most deserving.
Many tncn and women have peculiar pottou&
IS regards being tue rc,i,,rnta VI public charity,
aud consequently many deaths Occur ycarly
from starvation, of by diseases caused by In
sufficient fv0d. aud want VI proper clothing.
, 1877-11-05

ta&cr. -. In 1A.ur in-' -',nr"- e h"rr ihry hnr"
" 1"'n r.a,,'.s IN ''r''ri, "h"ls"s. or -
lc.u1e great .uIFt- u It. r!iry ard ammo, r''o
IN ncrnnnt of the rnpt+ r"n"iratin: fh', tt'HI:'!
amt rphl;rg II nf The fu',1 ttndes 'or the n.e "f
thu. inlfr,"I /. especially, apparent dnrjn.- 4e1'
,on. Of dfonrht' md y !: an m CYL not ra.,,y
] in somc satc.s ~ fe I eon.ercd srrater ios~ taan
thc njnry which they eafntn}t. ~ That half 'Eeh'-
rfe+ hhT In must 1nAts to hc rr'nrtcd IT, 'nth a4
cutting hack A. lnf A. Ito+abc: hut, having once
fonn' rich fectn9 ground, .hi. "nlV canscs tt"I,
g gr?vr mt hydra. acalcl anil ihctca.c wlih ten
rs di.tanss to tnt which Ssttn' &C. .1"
planting fnr while tho foote of many evtrHftcn--
Tho must teryIcr1hle m shelter :tres*-do nut cr-
Tree, others, erpeeialIy those Of ,he ash and ciu
extend ~ !lp.h 'r!ts doubts ie dl'tanca q laeIf
hrght; Il ftntt.tteea werc snrh rspas.1ns 'Geos.
hedgrfows aanrd. an Illustration oi tf,e i"Ily Vi
cannot po--ihy b.. gnoi hedge In eonnrttian viii,
them al The trees naturally lcrone ma'tcrr of tho
situation; and, ~ to .mtcr whoever raw fetlletnw.
dnnc 10 surrounding ctopef indeed, Acnrce'y pet
cent Of Trees planted in such positions ever nttan
# ~ IT. h ern "s
they hare chance Of becoming e.tahllr!,c., y
writer ln an American paper, IN ailudinV To- pa'tnr.
d"uhlrs scropting: he saye: '.Try ono crop mil pay
nttcnsiun 10 Il. and ron will hasa M eau'c Y, com:
plain Of fc9uts"; In like MANNER. where cnittAtGu
lands arc undermined with Efo-s. .!cfGint tsre.
tools, tho must sktllsu culttvatot will be anable 10
produce asttstacinfy crops.
f.ttEEps t.F Fowls,
Experience Las detnonstra ratca TINT The iol!nw-
Ing ndvtcc frufn Scotch farmer Is reliable It
contains tic whole Thing IN very ANAL >pacc:
For chickens Tor tho table nothing l,kr tho
nosklng. For r1zc OF eEs-rlhthlhr like ihs span
hcr Of rgpt-notltng like the l!ambar.. hut thr RS
arc small compared with lhurc ut srani-h. They
lay alput ervrn uunths In tut yrnF. but dni ~.
Ft,r eggs amid frost and snnw-nnthng ike the
l.rAhn,aa. Hard westhcs doesn't sevtn I" atltct
them. AMI thry always louk well and 'RAHcr.
ike" let the weather bc ever 80 severe.
CONDITION or TIE CnHs-GnDr.
Owing 10 the tatcncss Of tic scAsUn wl'cn .
great deal Ut the tDrn WAS planted i'll portiusla
Of the West. Il Is stlIE, ID great Incasre, unfit
to tc critlc,l. Tie wurk. huweyrr, hAa CON
mcnccd, aud will tc ktcat,ilr carried forward IN
I'll it Is fnlshcl., Instead ot Il yscl! Of rist,
Or seventy .hcl, er nsre as VA. pfel'i;t,sIi ;, - =
below al average. There arc exceptional local
tiles where m Average Yield will be harvested
but there are great many whtrc thu crop Is nt
better tllan iast year. RrnHAt JK.
, 1877-11-05
SENATOR MORTON.

Inc scV. -. Nse,ssney uv'!,etsu ~ sausess
IN tic fnrk Asctue Mctho'st ehusc1 'ast eSs''- n
lug upon q Of .a ssagF tor M s. e a
loving paseacc Of Scripture:
'oH'"S Wns ~ naa ,.se,,, M. n.tton s.1yt< ru
~ .tas.en w.. ..t.I a.. .a.',,, ,.
The person rc'cfrcd 10, sa'tl tl'e spcaKcr, Was
,,Iar mining the IewH and pFu1,lfnept among. tll,
ncontc. TlJs vns urycd IA a rcasou w],v
chr,st should heal Ills servant. hut
~. crn,,1,on,. ,,,,rr ha,, n c,rat
deal Of personal falth, 80 much SO shAt Christ
waa lei to saw, ~ 11ayc not fo,,ud 10 great
fa[th. no, not In 1sfacl.n From that hour 10
this this tho Same tendency had csl,iniss'l itself.
To-day VIC saw the Turks lighting t'eir enemies
IL tho death, which WIS part OF tl.cir belief.
Thc pricy Of victory With thcsc peuplo was tlr,r
na.aona! fa.saaon. IT, ,,aa Even ~ ~ I su0 casf m cur cur
uMn st Iii. arn,tsnI an, ro,t ~, ~ ,r
.s ,, .n., tx IL "tI T., ,s.a All, nrr Il, ,not Il, ,
t'I, faiI t',a,o Sar IL. .,nrv'. hn,,,r In n
{ IT, ,nssn u. ;nrx u nrr"f'cr f"r s s,i II
H., y" .n,s nuS carc"r "r '"' '"'o ' 'oS WI"
aues n'T .assgs, ,,..o ,,,., - III. r,.op.., Il,
I'm !muIsay snete . ~ u.' :',,,. ~ ~
te rreatest oem tLat Its COUNTY, las "e eycr
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