Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-05
Our Small Change.

St., office P. Q. building. If.
Vests Liver Pills cure Indigestion.
These are just beautiful days.
Frost will probably not visit US now
until fail.
Read the washington letter in this
issue.
Look in to J. E. 1ngraham's for
choice goods.
Brundage & Ferguson are selling
lots Of farm implements.
Decoration day was generally OBJ
served throughout the nation.
We've seen many drunken man
who was promptly at LIS pest when
sober men were abed.
We learn that Mrs. S. J, Purdy is
seriously sick. Her many friends will
wish for her speedy recovery.
Have you tried DR.. Marshalps Ara
bian Oil? It is the most efectual
pain killer known. Sold by T. j.
Wood.
Who Grinds the axis of the world ?
= Whitehall Times.
Why, the poles, you sucker. Don't
be akin such foolish questions.
There are certain few of our girls
that would do we'll to study little
more common sense and politeness and
deport the mselyes more womanly.
The quickest and most certain RENE
dy for collie, dysentery, diarrhea, etc,
is DR.. Marshall's Arabian oil. Try it.
Sold by F. J. Wood.
Sink the Bible to the bottom of the
ocean, and mans obligation to God
would be unchanged He would have
the same path to tread, only his lamp
and his guide would be gone; he would
have the same voyage to make, only
his compass and chart would be over
board.-H W. Beecher.
Mr.. L. Otto Schultz, a former
Green Bay boy is Secretary of the
Wood County A ericultural Association
Has he been farmer all these years
sailing under false colors as druggist?
Let's catechize him pharmer-ceutically
and see what he knows about it. When
should blue pills be planted, Otto p
G. B. Globe.
The late rains have had a splendid
effect upon the cranberry marshes, and
prospects for large yield are very
fatterlng. From accounts obtained
from parties engaged in the culture of
this fruit, the indications are promis-
ing of grand results for this season
crop.
We picture death as coming to dis
troy; let US rather picture Christ is
coming to save. We think OF death
as ending; let Us rather think of life
as beginning, and that more abundant
ly. We think OF losing; let US think
of gaining. We think of parting; let
US think of meeting. We think of 60
ing away; let US think Of arriving.
And as the voice of death whispers,
"You must go from EARTH" let us
hear the voice Of Christ saying, "You
are but coming to me. Norman Nc
Leod.
We have received a postal card from
the Wisconsin Institute for the Deaf
and Dumb, w. III. Denote, Sup't, 10
Gated at Delevan, informing US that
the closing exercises will take place on
the afternoon of June 10th, extending
a cordial invitation to everybody. We
are asked to notice. We have done
SO. Now if there is to be any promis-
cous kissing and hugging the postal
ought to have said SO. We presume
not, but then that white-wash brush
ought to be exhibited just the same.
The Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph,
which "knows beans when the bag is
open," has this: owe took look at
the honest old G. B. Advocate, the
other day, and remembered that it was
nearly 81 years old. It was established
IN 1916, by Chas. D. and Albert G.
Robinson, then pair of bright young
printers from Buffalo, n. Y, and
they are the longest in continuous SER
vice of any editorial party in the state.
W. E. Cramer and David Atwood
ranks next. We young fellows came
in years and years afterwards"
The Wisconsin, State Teachers As
ISOLATION, will convene at La Crosse,
July 0th and 18th. The purpose of
the Association is thoroughly promul-
gated in a circular, one or more Of
which have been sent in to every dis
trict in the State. The exhibit depart
ment will be an interesting feature of
the meeting. All boards of Education,
Superintendent, and Teachers are re-
quested> to forward exhibitory work.
In short the meeting of the associa-