Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-07-24


rell in giving notice to the public that
Dan will furnish honey for market
very cheap next season. The other
day in passing through the gate of
the Catholic church parsonage, he
heard buzzing noise and in looking
around applied his seeing sense to a
crack in the gate post, and instantly
received stings from the inmates Dan
then went to work to hive his new dis
covery, and after considerable trouble
got hive. some molasses, ETC., set the
hive on the post. called the neighbors.
cot COW bell and worked faithfully,
believing all the while he had a swarm
of honey bees, when in fact, he found
these honey bees all wore yeElow jack
cts. Rev Beyerle, who was witness
to Dan labors, of course, had good
laugh at DAM expense.
Mr.. Michaud, editor and
proprietor of The Coaadien published
at st. Paul, delivered en- address in
the French language, at Witter Hall,
on Sunday evening, to large house.
His subject was The preservation Of
the French language among the
French citizens of the United States.
His address was more particularly to
our Canadian citizens. He argued
and conclusively proved, that the Ca
madam population of the States was
the most back ward in newspaper rep
resentation, of all other foreigu
nationalities. That their population
was about 100000 and they had but
FIVE journals. He urged his hearers to
support 5cme newspaper that would
support and defend their language.
HIS address WIS replete with good ad-
vice and sound common sense. We
understand Father Beyerle also spoke
a few minutes. After which the au-
dience were invited to subscribe for
The Canodien. He received quite a
large addition to his already large list
in 9hi7 city and Contralia. We wish
him success. The address is pronoun-
ced a good one by those who were
in attendance.
1--WE have been SO often bored by
persons travelling over the country,
processing to be endowed with abilities
to cure every disease that flesh is heir
to, that we require considerable salts
faction in regard to travelling physi-
clans reputation before We are willing
to commend them to the public. After
a long business acquaintance with Drs.
Price & Brewer, and considerable
knowledge in regard to their success.
during the many years that they have
travelling through this part Of the
country, We are sa isfed that they are
an honorable exception to the common
rule, and those who trust themselves
in their hands may rely on a speedy
cure, if their disease is durable. Their
large success in. the past is ample evi-
dence of their skill as medical lracti-
TONERS. They charge nothing for con-
sultation, and deal frankly and fairly
with all who call pom them for advice
and give no encouragement unless CON
fdent of their ability to afford relief"
We believe we are doing a service
to such as may be troubled with chron-
lc complaints, to call attention to the
fact that Drs Price Il Brewer, now
regular visitors for months, will be
again at the Rablin House in this city
on Wednesday the 9Th Of August.
The political editor of the Oholoaa
States, the principal organ Of the
Mississippi Democracy, is still intent
upon furnishing elementary principles
for his party, and in late number
gives the following choice bits Of ad-
vice -
Make the States the kings of this
Republic, and let the Republic under
stand that it is nothing but serf and
a slave.
Vindiaate the right of secession.
Glorify the grand, immortal pagriots
ike Jefferson Davis, Stuart, Barksdale
and Lee.
Make free schools and all New En-
gland principles, so-called, simply in
famous
4 Democratic paper in more north
ern. latitude, aft.r reprinting these and
other like expressions from the States
explains that this ''lurid stuff emanates
from long haired. alcoholic youth
from the loyal State of Ohio It
happens however, that the responsible
editor and proprietor of the States is
one Colonel Harper, a Southerner by
birth, a Democrat in political faith,
and an ex-Confederate soldier, and it
is not at all likely that SO much of this
''lurid stuff gets into the editorial
columns of the States without his
sanction. Besides. the ''loug- haired,
alcoholic youth alluded.fo is we'll known
as q former Ohio copperhead, and is as