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The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
Pumping Record for Sep
~ TENDER.

During the past month the pumping
record of the Water Department was as
follows:
The Worthington pump at the city
mill run 20 days, made 4143 hours, and
raised to Cool Spring Reservoir, $107,-
779, $40 gallons. Increase by the
WorlhingtOn pump over the same
month last year, 37,540,44 gallons.
Decrease, water power pumps, (broken),
81 ,O6S, 900; net increase, 6,4S1 ,44O.
Water pumped from Cool Spring Res
ervoir:
Worhington pump, No. 2, at Cool
Spring, run 25 days, made POO. hours !;
raised to Rodney street reservoir, 9,203,-
100 gallons.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

THIS 10 SPLENDID weather and Ger
tainly very inviting to our friends in the
country who desire TO witness the fine
display Of stock, vegetables, fruits and
other articles on exhibition at Middle
town. The letter Of our rep rter at
this fair, elsewhere published, will be
found very interesting.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

'l'cLoSH OCTOBER 4th.
PURSES.
NDAY, OCTOBER 7th.
5.Ils, ~ horses Is IN New Castle county.
INN . ~ record than $50 minuias
= ~ y, CLASS. PURSE sI2o 90
q sio, 80 800.
LASS. NO 3. Pacing r.o.
'HSi"o. LIST $50, ID 80,
| wnIhDNESDAY, WI OCT. sth.
WAGON RACE.
,soord sUr al. horses on Peninsu,a
a us, a y 5hsE, $50. LIST prem-
Ass', Sd so. "'"o'
N NJ . LASS. Ia PURSE, s.75.oo.
Sls.,, DAY, OCTOBER 9th.
r,S,un, asunE Class. PURSE 500.
tT'a%, cTaus so, I'd 50. 80 go. ''
.lls Uouniiv Running races. For
,. PURs.yy horses. mile heats n
"'h $50. First premium
b,sm'u'h LASS. PURsE $500.
si,h, I,t,am' 800, ID sSs, Sd sss.
disisnHc,s H, more mo, horses start in .
ds. Enlpa~p,n.al ~,.l De one hundred o Ind
horse div;ee, Zee, 10 per cent Of
hIum onlv Will be entitled % to b1i nj
fAiLIP G. pLuNKETr.
JonN Pno,P President.
orEs Sec NOE, Treas.
sens.
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The 9aily Gasstts.

THE Treasurer Of the United States
and the several Assistant Treasurers
have been directed to pay out gold and
silver coin freely upon all Government
obligations presented for payment and
payable at their respective Offices.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
Post the Books.

Some of our esteemed Republican
contemporaries show an objectionable
disposition to 60 off half cooked over The
elections thus far held. The cold facts
of arithmetic must produce a chilling
effect upon their enthusiastic ardor.
The lightning calculator Of the New
Yo:k World sets himself to work and
makes comparison Of the percentage Of
the total vote for the Republican party
in the States already voted and the
same percentage at the presidential
elections. According to him at the
election for president in 1876 the fol-
lowing was the total vote, Republican
vote and Republican percentage Of the
total vote in those States:
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STILL WmNING.-The Republican
is still whining over its defeat. Office is
the great desire of those who compose
that party, and 1t seems hard to PAT
with what they have enjoyed for twenty
years, and hoped by the aid Of negro
votes and making their young men in
the city and State the companions of ne
grOes to hold TO the end of time.
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NEW ADVERTISESIENTs-
Office.

Office. - = ~ -
~ WILMINGTON, October /, 1873.
The Wilmington Savings Fund Society
hereby give notice that on and after Jann.
ary l, 1850, interest will be allowed on
By order OF the Board.
J. ERNEST SMITH,
ocl-3m. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
Going to Reading.

Tomorrow a number of gentlemen
of this city will leave tor Reading, Pa,
to attend the Bucks County Agr:cultur-
al Fair, which is now being held at that
place. They will probably remain two
or three days.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
.FO7'eiN,a 1VO9Anaes.

There will arrive in this city in few
days, number. of workmen from the
Clyde, Scotland. They have been en-
gagged by some of our manufacturing
firms. .0--t
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
important 70 Mother..

MRS; Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup is tho
only thing that mothers can rely upOn fNr
their children. 1t cOrrects acidity or tha
stomach. cures wind collie, regulates The
bowels and gives rest, health and com fort.
OF teething its value is incalcula6le. It
softens the gums, reduces infiamn alton
and ailays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
me cn'G and comic 10 the MOTHER
Personal. '" '-
:. .Horseshoes of silver, studded with
diamond nails, are among the shoe
buckets of the season.
w. M. Mallory, ESQ.,, OF, ,Towands, has
refused an offer of $S, 900 for his trotting
horse Ma llory. fI.-I - =
James B. Taylor died in New York in
1870 worth So 900, 900. The whole amount
has been eaten up by litigation! ~
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
REGIsTER's OFFICE, 1
New Castle county. 81 nj. 30 ia1o


Upon the application of Richard T. Cam.
Administrator of John K. HeavelloW lac
OF Pencader hundred, in said county.
deceased. 10 Is o ordertd and directed by the
Register thet the Administrator aforeaald
give notice of granting OF letters OF ad-
ministration upon the estate of the decoas-
ed, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
In forty days from the date OF such letters.
In SIX OF the most public places Of the
county OF New Castle. requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate u
sembly IN such case made and provided.
Ana also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the DAI.Y
GAZETTE, newspaper published In Wll
mington. and to be Continued therein three
weeks, cod. ''i-7r
t~, Given under the hand and seal
IL. S OF once OF tue Register Aforesaid.
t-~~~' at New Castle, in New Castie
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. =. G. BIGGS. Register.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

In the States in which they had ma
jority in 1876 they now have minority,
their majority IN Michigan is lessened
and their minority in Kentucky is in
creased.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

If the Republicans have held their
own in these States since then they
should show as large percentage OF the
whole vote, whatever it is. Taking the
whole vote of 1870 and applying the
above percentage to it the Republicans
this year should have cast in nearly
every State more votes than they really
did. The following exhibit shows how
far they fall short, in every case except
Rhode Island:
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
For the Gazette.
Died.

Suddenly, yesterday morning, at her
residence ON Pennsylvania Avenue, oar
old hen, who had been suffering for q
long time from the effects Of q tumor,
which hung down from her breast, and
looked like large tomato. She passed
away without struggle, after caring
light breakfast.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
Personal.
MARRTH7,

MI LABELLED. a}gE
BARE-SEEDS.-In this city, October Lat.
1879, at the residence of the brides par.
ents, by the Rt. Rev. Alfred Lee, BishOp.
OF Deiaware; John B. Bare. OF Virginia,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

lows:
For drunkenness. ,................. "a
Diorderly conduct. t,................. 40
Assault and battery, ,............... 10
Drunkenness and disorderly conduct, IL
Larceny. .............. ......'...' ~
Uusing threatening and abusive Ian
guage,"..... ................ Q
Fighting In the sIrAets, ............ 7
Vagrancy, .........'.'....s
Keeping unregistered dogs. 4
Illegal voting. ................... j
Selling meat on King street contrary
to city ordnance. ................ 2
Selling liquor without license. ......
Burglary. L
Keeping house of ill.fame, ........ l
Selling liquor to minors, .......... l
Total, l,.................. IFS
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n aaI OR EXCua.--

ienS%crres, one nehhSsinaI!ANGE.-A hsia farm
'tiIeellins Ie Of 71s.er raer,CS County, Pa, fSs Hss
.ad 1%ssiIIs1t well order osesSnses sooS and
|iSf 81 40 low fligure g,ea; Of =, Price reduced
Isa IIS'er Of s@s,I le ,eIity t property" VIII eA-
'N Apply TO 'arms for sale and
\ THoM.A.sR. ..s LA11,v
W. Market street.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
DUBLIC SALES,

DUBlIC SALES,
4 send In your lists ofproperty for sale
ter prices have come, T. r. TnnTfnpes nv
sep26 n &3c. ~
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
THE RACING.

The track sport in the afternoon was
not of great interest. The judges were
q. 8. Churchman, George Morrison, and
r. T. Cochran. The first race had four
starters, e. l.. Dudley's brown gelding,
Frank, having been drawn. The horses
were Il. II. Pinkert0n's roam gelding,
Palmer Boy; Amasa Pratt's grey geld
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
Line.

Nj SenS I!s1en ss1A ssA,h Ha,xr ,sxr1EAMERs,
IIasqal,,Iiyio 3 IoSn6rJR osSAnT6rJRDAY; DAY;
iis'sssisi%; issis. %y;eLLSosnd,onisSrir!ys.e Si!se'i Bel
Vsbln. inc'HSoSol Hoo to to $50. Currency.
sndsT dsTFERuA,aais Z an e lrstqsisites, sie.
No sn,,iRkCT sIEAMrR
sscursHIoanS ~, s55 and ss,.
ser accom- Accom- tickets at reduced ,.,..
'etance 1%.s and oas com ions Inn, u.n,surpassed
pi, 'S'ms Of M on main lUi,; dectA Al state
!!Gsaa.ESDlRmRss'iSS iSS' plans, plans, 4o..
AN, +. Bas BFTG Green, r. New Yc,k
Adams Express.
SA1r Wilmington, Del
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
NoTTcE

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tho E.
tate OF the deceased. must present the asW~
duly attested. to the Administrator on on
before Sept 18th, A. D., 1880, or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made M
provided. RICHARD T, CANN,
Administ: Ator.
Address, Kirkwood, Del. sepI-eodsw.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

N OTICE.-The 9th annual meetinS n =
~ the stockholders Of the Citizens Loan
Association will be held on ThnrsSiav
evening next, Oct. ID, at O'Clock. TIA
annual report Will be submitted. ofscers
and directors elected, and the first nav
Sept, 29.it. GEO. G. MARIS. Sa,
OST OR MISLAID-Certtnca num-
road stock, In the name of unuers,ansd.
Application Is about to be made fnT n:
issue Of rev certificate IN lieu thereof.
sep4-4w Harrington. Kent Co, Del.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
Arrests During September.

During the month OF September the
police made IT'S arres', classified as fol-
lows:
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
Register's Order.

oc1-3n.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06
An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from the effects
OF Dyspepsia or disordercd liver. Tbs
result of these diseases upon the mass
es of Intelligent and valuable peopls is
most alarming. making life actually 8
harden instead OF pleasant existence
of enjoyment and usefulness as ia
ought To be There is no good reason
for this, il you will only throw aside
prejudice and skepticiSm, take the ad-
vice Of Drng- lists and your friends,
and try one hottie of Green's August
Flower Your speedy relief is GER
tain Millions Of bottles of this med
icine have been given away to try its
virtues, with satisfactory results in
avery case. You can buy sample
bottle for 10 bents to try Three
doses will relieve the worst case
Positively sold by all Drussi.ts on the
Western Continent
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06
I0nYeyaiiceS.

Deeds recorded during week, ending
Nov 5th, 1870.
Special Deed-Estate of G.. Marsh
to b. Trular, 40 acres for S40O !:
Mary Ames. to b TruIar. 40 acres
Warrautee Deed Fred Lauger TO
Il. Conner, so acres for 5000; John
Brandtmier to A. Bran1tmier, one lot
in Marshield for 500 Curnelia J
jackson to Nroom Talmad.c, Sundry
Lots, in Grand Rapids, 81; f
Gerard & Wife 10 J II. Hudson. 10
acres for S200; L. II. Gerard ct al
to L. IL. Drahley, $50 acres for
81 eco; August Bait to Gottlieb
Buskee. 40 acres for S1GO,
Tax Deed / Wood Co to VIM Scott,
so acres FOR s. &c; Wood c" to S
\. Whittleaey. 40 acres Tor 81 80 !;
Wood county to " 4. Nolan, 40
acres for $40; Wood county to r..
a Campbell 50 acres for t "A; Wood
county to Andrew Scott, 40 acres for
S. 20
Q. G. Deed Geo. Hutton to Vim
Stackpole, 40 acres for $40: lvah
Rabiin Ell al, to Cornelia j jackson,
Sundry Lots 81; Norman Gerard to
4, IL Gerard, 100 acres for 81 Geo.
". Ray to + j.. Wightman, 50 acres
for 1925 co; Wood county to S. n.
W hittlesey, 40 acres for 81: Wocd
county to Ii. II. Compton, 50 acres
dor 81; L. l.. Wightman to Z. ID.
Nfghtman, so acres for $500
Administrators Deed-Jos. Jung
to VIM. Zeigenhagen, so acres for
$40 so; Jos. Jung to Carl Boelke,
40 acres for S1t0 80
Sheriff Deed = Sheriff of Wood Co.
to W. n. NJ. L. ms. CO.. Sundry
Lots IN Grand Rapids for $4,000 90.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06

Myriads of so-called ''speciics" and
"cures" Tor Rheumatism have already
been brought before the public, and
many of them have even been endorsed
by the certificates of respectable and
prominent citizens, vino have derived
benefit from such pre- arations. There
is no donht that a great many of these
''Liniments, coils, etc, so widely
advertised and treel y recommended
for Rheumatism and palnful COM
plants Of a similar nature, have genu-
Inc merit and will relieve certain types
Of the complaints named; but when
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and kindred
diseased have become chronic and
threaten serious results. yoy may rest
assured that they will help but very
little. Although not recommended
as ''intatfible. the peculiar qualities
Of ST. JACOBS GIL especially adapt
it to those cases which may be termed
''chronic. and which have previously
withstood all knnwn specifics as
we'll as the prescriptions of the best
physicians
We would mention, az an example,
the case of Mr. A Heilman, Elltor of
IF the pHtsJwyh Republican, who suf-
fereG with Rheumatism for two years
After vainly using the skill OF the
most experienced physicians without
even temporary relief, it reqa Tred only
two bottles of ST. JACOBS OIL to Ell
feet a permanent cure Mr. &. Ham
nj. a well -knnwn citizen OK YouuGston.
Ohio. secured FOR his wife, who tor
! twelve years had been ii constant suf-
ferer from Neural Ella in the head. the
services Of the ahHest physicians in
in the land. but they were unable to
do anything for her; half a bottle of
ST. JACOBS OIL cured her. Mr..
VIM. Reinhar'lt, Elmore, Wis re-
ports the case of Il neiohDor who for
twentv-fnur years had suffered so ter
ribly with rheumatism that. at times
he could hardly Glove a1DLnd; a few
! bottles of ST. JACOBS On cured her.
ITO cap the climax however, Mr.. A.
Neicer, Of Taylorvillc, P;., writes that
his mother, who had bee, Il continual
sufferer with decentralization the past
thirty years, used one ,ottle Of ST.
JACOBS OIL and was Immediately re-
lieved Of all pam. Thes are results
which truly deserve to IL brought to
public notice; but these are not ex-
ccptions. as will be secnby the num-
erous other certificates fiom al parts
of the United States. 1t should be
the duty every one ID cali the at
tention of his suffering friends and
ncighbors to this wonderfully cficaci
Gus preparation, especial v as the low
price of 80 cents bottle places it
within the reach Of all persons, rich
and poor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06

Our %ci00l. : We visited the de
partments Of our school under the
Immediate supervision Of Principal
Ro~ho!f and Mrs Nauyhn. last We'd
neoday week We found Nr. Rnsholt' :
department making rapid progress, and
the general conduct OF the school most
satisfac DRY: The several exercises
were exceedingly interesting, oartlcu
larly interesting were the gymnastic
and musical exercises. In Mrs
Fanghn's department we found 1U6
little ones registered, with IN average
attendance Of nearly 100. Mrs.
Vaughn is making a success of the
primary class. The attendance since
the publication of the new rules has
materially improved Mr.. Rssholt. to-
gether with the full corps or teachers
invite the patrons of the school to
make frequent visits Let the Regis
ter show Il goodly number Of calls be-
fore the term closes
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06
Marsh

marshfeld is still growing and the
people all seem to feel that this Is
going to be the ''boss town on the
line, and they are doing all in their
power to make it excel in stores, no.
tells, &c The largest building now in
process Of construction there is the
new hotel Of L. Rivers. The founda
ton is alreacy laid and the carpenter
work was commenced on Tuesday ,St.
under the supervision of T II. Clark.
formerly Of this city. who will act as
foreman of this JOB. This hotel. which
will be known AZ the Rivers House.
is to be three stories high. The main
building viii be 34x50 feet and the
wing 22x30 The plans were shown
us by Air, Rivers. and were also the
work of Mr. Clark. and we should say
that the rooms both below and abave
are ranged yeay conveniently. The
third story will be fnifhed off into a
hall. When completed, this will be
one of the largest hotels on the line
c. ii Upfani & Brothers are building
new warehouse, Pixie feet near the
railroad track, for storing wheat We
are informed by H. + Howe, book
keeper for this firm. that he estimates
there is from 10 to ID Thousand bush
els of wheat within l. miles of Marsh
field, most of which will doubtless be
mar keted there, as they propose to
pay the highest cash prices Among
other improvements gong on. may be
mentioned the new store being nniit
by Charles Friedeeich, which Is 2Nx30
feet, and his house attached 1Sx26
feet Mr., Friedrich proposes TO have
the thu stcre completed in about threc
weeks, when he will put in an entire
new stock Of goods The ''Wandry
House is nearly completed and will
be occupied Ivy Messrs. Upham S
filer- Henry Coon is building large
addition to his dwelling near the will
age and proposes to have things com
Portable the coming winter. With
other minor improvements going on
than those mentioned above. Marsh
field is st present quite liyely.-St.
PIT. Journut.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06
Personals.

We received a welcome, though
surprised call from our old friend
Orrin Gray, last week. Mr. Gray
was two years ago in the employ of
Gerard & Drake at Seneca, but being
anxious to see the western and south
ern county he made u tour through
Arkansas and the southwest, return-
ing about ten days ago. Mr.. Gray
went away imbued with democratic
ideas, but returns pretty thoroughly
convinced that Democracy as practiced
by the southern branch of the party is
not in unison with the old Jackson
principles, Never so true demo-
crat is only "A Id yankee. and his
room is better than his com parry. and
If he doesn't make himself scarce he is
liable to be introduced to charge Of
buckshot. such Is the Democracy Of
Arkansas and the South as a whole
Other democrats give the same rcsti-
menv. Ruel \ ustin had like exper-
fence in West Virginia. Mr. Gray
comes home a pretty good republican.
The proef Of the Yazoo pudding is in
the chewing Of the string.
Hon. W. C.. Silverthorn was a vel
come visitor at the REPORTER office
last Friday morning. Mr.. Silverthorn
addre, Sed the Democracy at Writer'S
Hall the previous evening.
Mrs W. B. Neeves was reported
seriously i'll again last Monday, and
the school in Miss Me,her's depart
ment was c.Csed in consequence.
Mr. Powers is recovering rapidly.
He is about, attending to business.
Mr. and Mrs. McClatchie, two of
our good substantial people have just
returned from visit TO their son near
Kilbourn.
Col w. T. Villas was in the city
last week, en- route home from Stevens
Point.
Dr. Witter sprained his ankle
severely in stepping from his barn door
last Wednesday evening.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06
PittsYi!iH EtlnlS.

The election came offhere in COtey' 5
store and in this [ sendyou the result.
Residents from the Western side of
the town, the M"ssrs. + Weisner &
Son report that the roaCfrom 5 W OF 36
Town %, l E is turnpked through to
NcillSviIle, at an expelce to Clark Co.
of S1400 This make Il break Of six
miles in Wood Co. ives Of the Yellow
River to lie Gitched and turnpiked to
make good thoroughtre from Grand
Rapids to Neillsvilt, through 4
good country for settlGs for farming
purposes, also for lunpcring. Would
it not be we'll for ur Dunty to hook
to the completing Of this road and
secure the travel, which passes east
and west, around our county for the
reason that there is NJ road passible
through it, and thus scure many of
the emigrants that are ,ecking homes.
on these desirable 1ands in Western
Wood County.
Mr. Webster's goods rave began to
arrive.
Mr., A. NJ, Blskely, who has been
to Minnesota and DIkda for one year
with his family, has c,me back with
very discouraging repors and rays this
is a better place for poor men to
make homes Mr.: &. has a good
farm here to go back to.
t. W. Pitts shot md wounded a
bear with two cubs. Bear are plenty
this fall.
n. Bennett has killed six deer this
fall
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06
The Chicago Weekly News. =

The Chicago Weekly News
We have entered into an arrangement
with this sPritely and able news jour
nal, whereby we are enabled to club it
with the Repor'er for the sum of s. :,
so pr year The Netcs is live pa
per and contains news from every point
in the world received by cable up to the
hour OF publ cation.
All desiring a first class Chicago
daily or weekly, can do no better than
TO get it, through the Rrpo,ter. We
will furnish the daily with our paper
for $4,00. An offer 50 cheap ought
to be taken by fifty in our city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06
Worthy Of Attention.

We advise all our readers, whether
they own Il foot of land or not, to
supply themselves with that treasurer
of useful, practical, reliable informal
tion, the american AgricultmiSt, so
named because started 3S years ago as
a rural journal, but now enlarged to
embrace Il great variety of most use
full reading for the Household, Chill
dren included, for the Garden. as well
as the Farm - for all classes Each
Volume gives some SEQ original En-
cravings. with descriptions of labor
saving and labor helping consrivances,
Of plants, fruits, flowers, animals, etc
including many large and pleasing. As
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posures Of Humbugs and Swindling
Schemes by the Ayti';aLturist are of
great value to every one, and will save
to most persons many times it's cost.
Altogether. it is one Of the most val
liable, as we'll as cheapest, Journals
anywhere to be found, The cost is
only 81 SO year. or copies for SIS.
Single nHmbers Is cents. Subscribe
at once for 1880, and receive the rest
Of this year free, or send 3 cent stamp
for postage Oh a specimen copy. Ad-
dress Orange Judd Company. Pub-
fishers. 245 Broadway, New York.
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Open II mp.e.

Notwithstanding the clustering
wegthcr last Sabbath evening, the
Methodist church was we'll filed with
an attentive audience Mr.. Brundage
delivered written address replrte
with statistical facts ani good words
for the temperance cause Rev. Mr..
Bennett also spoke. alter which the
meeting adjourned The singing from
Gospel Hymns was excellent The
meeting was another success for the
temperance cause.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06
The Ioaug Folks Monthly.


That interesting Young Peoples
Magazine. the YOU'VE Folks MONTH
LY, is upon orr table, full Of pleasure
and profit to the class for which it is
intended. Dialogues for schools and
other entertainments. series of Draw
ing lessons, etc. 1t contains 81 large
pages, and is no doubt the cheapest
Magazine for the price. One dollar
per year in advance For S275 we
will send the Wood Co. Rep2rfer and
the YOU'VE Folks MONTHLY both
one year Published by Milton
George, Chicago, LII. tt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-06
IS Your Back Lame.

Then ask no sympathy from the
young and gay, but take the famous
Kidney Wort ana he cured. 1t is ex-
cellent in curcs Of debility from feeble
action, and its use fer a short
time promotes health aud cheerfuness.
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