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SPRINGFIELD.

Hoard of EqunIlzntfon-Clalm Com<
Observation-Disclosures nnl Warehouses.
6peefas Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Aug. 10.-Tho State
Board Of Equalization convened to-day, with
but two members absent. Auditor Needles
submitted tie usual returns from the rail-
roads and other corporations, and he reported
that lla liad received assessment returns
from nil tho counties except Cook and MasolI
Tic Bonr1 organized by elccttng William
L. Wenzcl rs Doorkeoper, John H. Campbell
Us Assistant md Maud Hoyt rs PAGE.
Whcrcupon an adjournment was had until
Tuesday, when tho returns will probably bo
completed .y..
The Commission Of Claims met in Tho
Supreme Court room. a largo number
Of cases were continued because Of
tie absence Of tho claimants. Tho Attorney.
General pleaded tho statute Of Limitations as
to tho cnscs numbered from , to u, !aeti'
ure unns' of Gohirnan, dc contractor for tho
erection ot tho min building Of tho Indus.
:trIal University. The question Was 3. atgued
BY Att9r1ie{Gcnerai aTa1 Tor !sno tne oe " Gh aa
BY sxaSy foy h%sf a saaa Ga t. Ii and GsGss assssn re-
served. II the Court snstnins tho objection
most OF tho claims before 1t Will be ruled out
for tho same reason.
| The RAtlrQnd Mil w lfenOuSe C0NHmlSsIeir
ers met to-day and disposed Of cons!derablo
routine business, The Board wns inii![edby
Hugh Riddle that tho Chicago, Rock Island
| & Pacific Railroad Company Ind reduced Us
passenger and freight tariff to conform to tho
| Commissioners schedules Of rates.
/ Tho examination OF applicants for Stata
certificates to teach will be held next Tues.
day, Wednesday, Thursday, and Fr!d5y at
Chicago, Oregon, .Gaiva, Pontiac, GGaMnp
Point, Springfield, Paxton, 1fnttoon. BELIZE
ytllc, and CnrbOndnlB. ..
THE Randolph County contempt 4so was
called In the United States Circuit Court to.
day, and tue dcfondnnts In contempt showed
their appreciation Of the authority o. me
Court BY filing stipulation ngreelng 70
Withdraw tie bill In the Randolph County
Circuit Court to enjoin the collection ot taxes
under tho decree Ut tho Federal Court, and
to refrain from any attempt to restrain ina
extension ard collection OF the tax levi
wIIeroupon the contempt proceedings Wela
dismissed.
misslolers Of Randolph County directing
them to levy q tax. " pay 4 judgment lot
s., 897 in favor of the EtnM Life
A. writ of error Was sued out on this ahC
tho ct.so will go to tho United States Supreme
| Court
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TAKE NOTICE.
THAT UNLESS somo sottomont of tho within
Judgment tfnll bn tnNdn ut once, wo etlnli nfs
tho st,lno Tor r.ie by posting notices IN thu huncs
ihnt hy 80 'lnlug WI n,ny rculIzo OH sasnc. ''p''
This tpotle Of procedure wns too much for
oven Mr.. Many. 1lo consulted Alr. 1lardy,
nil1 IL.
THEY LOOKED ovEn THE STATUTES.
md found tho following, which oxactly
In Iolntion to oytortton by threats, Chap,
SO, See. %, Of tic Rdvlsel Statutes providcs,
Whoevor. either .y'c,be!!y, or by written d
10 expose publish my ut h!s intarmitics0
s otIar vanao tog ,a ss
is ous, or oor pronorty dr to scctss mss'so, sS.
publish my OF Ills nflrmitlca or fallngs, 1houss
ITO money, goods, chm ttols, Or valuable thing Ia
dotnanded, shnll bo fined IN sum not exceed.
months.
That tho action Of Cornell & Spencer nav
como l1l1lor tl,fs head Is indicated by the te.
clsion OF Chiet,Justice Holt, Of tho Queens
Bench, III 4 similar case, which Is regarded
ns authority:
Every oxtort,on Is an actual trcspass and an
action Of tscspnas Will l!e against man tor
rrl4htpnfng anothor cut Of bis money. II q tnan
will mako uso OF q process Of low to totrtfy an.
ottior, 1t is such trespass aB I'M Indictment will
The above is tho entire decision. Yester.
day afternoon Mr. Lewls D., Many appeared
before Justice Afccch and cl!nrged Edward
Il: Stewart and Cornell md Spencer, whose
Christian names 1le didn't know, with liav-
illg sent to him written md printed comml-
,nlcatious mnllciously and
| WITH INTENT TO ExTolsr MONEY PRoM 111,t.
Threatened to, and with having exposed ani
published hts failure to pay md discharge q
supposed debt or !oblfgntlon whiel! he .dIl
arrest, - >.
Thoro aru other cases which are q repctt
tton OF this. In ono tho sufferer was sales
man in a leading rotatl clearinghouse. The
postal-earts we're sent to = rlval firm, 3D.
dressed to the salesman, and by their CLERK.
clerks from the rlval establishment always
holding thoir fingers to their, noses when tkl
cards wcro. handed in. much to tho untort
unnte mau's annoyance, But the salesman
Ind pluck. md he fought 1t out. saendlag ar
attorney to Wilmettc, who was there at III.
cnt, and thu wiso Russell dismissed tho suit
, 1880-08-11
r. CHICAGO rRnuNr WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II; 1sso-rEN

In plnco Of j.. J. Crosby; n. NJ. johnson. In
place Of G: +. Walker: J. McLaughiittl, Jts,,
II place q 9 A. Ferkns; 1i'qaSS SJi1HIms, E'IS!s, ~ ~
ppIass p of il, Ciark: Tl!o,ias Elliott In piac1s
J.. II. Buck,nan; W. i. fissr, i'r nlaSe os !;
Cleveland; George +. Aa2l!tt, ~ n!neyS VI ~ ~
Asx"iffi psss u i NeM&s !SssSass il T. ssqt.
III piace Of j. ". .i>unMi SM!nuol kerr, IL
place Of A.. Qunst; Frank + THORPE, III plaseo e,
Of 1ienry Carroll; James $; Wheeler, Jfs, III
p'!I Tho following Str Knights wore added to
1amIlon, ia nt1.' i. " ohiam6eriain II IT. Il J. Ingram,
+ s4 Htssb sbssy SIesyu yusorso = 1hiDPnee eou, nnSa MD
THE FOLLOWING EyEcu7IvE COMMITTEE
was then nppo!ntctl by the! Chair: J; II. =.
Quick, q. NJ. Holmes, md ]. n. l}onnell,
irnin Apollo Eommandery: +. ": Clain,pot-
"M 1 Y " oflend Pn1nn FGn osGssen ma neoeat co
Malcolm, from st. Bernard Unmmandery; md
this Committee wero aut'!or!zeu to III! nny
yacanGies that may occur IN lilo Main fioof
Consl.IeIab,e discussion occurred ns to tho
state Of tho floor for dancing purposes, tlo
prevailing Impression being that the UnlYw
In which the floor could DO l.Bcu wolllu be 10
coyor It With s flooring Edpnrsfio,, pnSfi on t,,s G,s
Thcre seemed to 10 III utter absence9 Of Of
| Knowledge rs to Wllnt wRs tho proper thing
to do. THO Chalr thought 1t would 6o EoMpd y
ng to Help nkcFt2Ms e. fn n mn ogSroakine gGGa inc
tic fnct tl,ot that part OF, tho program would
n ehSree qt ts eGepton Taao,.
| tions. suggestions, and counter suggestions,
nticat|nE fat tcTo as lack M aotlE Of oEnnlza' at'
joirncd until Fridny evening Mt o'clock.
Considerable d!ssatisfacso va mH,, ta1tae
to provide \ suitable floor for the grand ball
Tho reporter conyersed with, ~ very M 2!1 prae e
to The matter. .'rhc gentleman said In eifec
he present o9E could ot ors. BE- qse n To-
fort. Il IS rongh, md In places ycr, sn';
uneven. 10 wax 1t in It's present 9. ,,,et eo1. Of.
tho only way, to io was to- relay the ilooI
An even surfnco would then be secured at,t
IaIies iii elegant evening toflots could safel.
1,se 1t. Sai,I lie, there, seems to ho m In
tentlon toa aprocrastinate ahont tho natter
bit unless sonet!,lng detintt, IS done at one 3:
tho ball will not be tho great event expected
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WISCONSIN INSANE ASYLUM.

8peclaI b1p0lek 70 1h9 Ehtea0o 3315uH"
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 10.-The seaate Geas ,as
lllttco charged Will, the investigation Oh Nv NV
management Of tho State Hospital tor me 't. ~
sane commenced their labora Of taxing Hsu'
mony this morning in tie Senate Cla!ppsst. -.
Tho first witness called was Gen. Dasla az a.
wood, President Of tho Hoard OF I!us.sss. tsts.
His examination consumed all ct une tess. w.
noon session and part Of the afternoon 4nsti.
sion, t,ii4l Rented to tho conduct OF ue ~ the
Board Of Trustees, their Supervision Ct esI|. p
management, etc. Tho Investigation . ssUas Gyr
Quoted nlatnty by Senator 6utaerlana, fafes M
sl,ofthand reporter Is present, a!a an There Ta
down tlla full testimony for the Stata Sta!ssacs 70
esD oxata!ne, a whicii viii probably take aco'p''
nf ,y&akE.
, 1880-08-11
WORLDS FAIR,

Nxw YonK, Aug. 1o.-Ths United States
Commissioners OIL the Worlds Fair iii 1858
met III tho Governors room In the Ctty-Hall
to-duy, ind orgnnlzed by choosing Col. Henry
e. Stebbins Temporary Chairman. Mayor
Cooper, In nccosdanco with the resolution ot
the Culn1non Council welcomed the Contnls.
Of Virgfilfa, baing called upoi, spoke Of tho
peaceful effect the Exposition would nave
ulun The Mutton when tbs right hand OF fol-
lowsll!p would bo extended, and ln the hearty
Snyorul addresses wero M,adu In tho same
spirit. Committees were appointed, and tho
meeting adjourned until tomorrow.
, 1880-08-11

sensatonal socae OCCURRED II tLe 'es sagfile of ile
eost eas, of + HpooEss ". T. +. swanx!sks;. Gs1 a1
pIaintiH ii the action u prisoner. aeHn n l wseu
The lefcnlaut, barrlster Y reeoYor or Il iho AZ
ho states waa given Into tho na.ss9kcnI plaintiff
On h!a Til! Ths oasS involved tho p5o1hn. oa1,ash ID.
standny q tho defet,dant and cssa.s W ii ~ hou;
forest Tho Jury, aftor an A9seI6 . "" t,lantd q
Eis), viii interost froln Aug. u ThS Satcfsd tbs
tho dofendant, sydnsy s"anTlca;; s"sS,: a;;hrSsaeuingv
Court About this tinle. aud spo.g .tgtht 1 The lut'
t. tor W 5roW III attuaion Or ths 5ud T. WI ~
fcsnnco, and upon oxatniuauon1 1 M neappsIss r.
found to have ufOn httn y loadGMr Mn an ,ujvo sen.
teasci swaawtsk to tnlprsonalst;t ;t,i"s!ps au:! d,
plcasure, nud. on receiving on ne hi ths eeT
"a % hamGsG 9nsbt a1p1y 12ntiea Ia astS sranw!sk '
feasn III application ID ton ysags
, 1880-08-11
STRIKING TELEGRAPH BOYS.

8ptetal U1tpa8eh 70 1M Chledss 7.s'" - mn
NEw YouK, Aug. 10-rhe STRIKE " any,
American District Telegraph conlp'a% a! a.,l
boys still continues. and, whatever e,nsu1 Me nsr
result may be, 1t Is certain that tho Go'apTo 70
will experience serious flnanciai loss ,osu
nll Appearance the strike in tho do"n'di; ',as di;.
offices is practically ended. 1naalff'etss tsa -.
closed tho fact TINT the lnanaRers soin,ost O. III 10
rlous Offices were taxed to their a.n'YbS bv tha
supply The lemaluls snallo upon tnelh "
nIih]IN.
, 1880-08-11

aeajust L, Many, Of 20 and R8a La sale strnet,
for t21 and costs; Or will pay suttahlo Ees
ward for information that will enable " to col,
CoRREtl4 L. SPENCER, &,
COLLECTORS, loa Randolph street, Room ", Chi"
tQKo. .-....-
On the back Of the above. notice WIS the
following threat, written IN a scgaWlpg
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"Thp trnfM VIII lnNyH tle Unloii DeImt l
n ~ =" sSdsa n t5sn s"x 1 Ns 'Iekets IS asins
lortl, nre good only oll that t!ay: H., AZ neml.
plnrs' bnggngo must bo sent to tno Asy!nm
(seventll ail1 Market strccts) ssa, oG.weGn IT,
Ii, Where It viii bo properly tagged atd con
yoycd to4le ilopot Ii. charge 0t tho Quarter
mnster. before sentlinR your baggage to tho
ASYLUM scS IT. t',at your na"e Is plainly writ
:" xii members OF this command, including
visiting knights, occupying qunrtets At thn
Sherman House will bo rctlsiircn 10 bay
master, Sir J0hn GlcnNy. Tlis Is In nccortl-
nice Wifi tho request Of tho Trtcnnial CON-
niitco at Chicago"
CLEVELAND CosfMANpEnr.
Those Sir Knights on Tho rostet Tor Chl-
ens0 sn tsveiss M sst dSstes e ts ?ssy snay IL
Se sisk tickstes md 1t te Drsekett i{S|s q
fFo}S sf Rs Sa'ss!n saai a"f roMA n ny sfst
c,,resl Of Sir Knights 1lunry $. Mtnckie md
George l.. l,akgr. ticket agents. stnlt1rs 1,ni AZ
frb fpe' by s 1aHe as ":ihf sers oi s!eE sontsrS
ilafIrnnd. C0,n,,1alulery friends nre Invited
10 attend CyGcMe III this trtcnnin! pllgrlmn9e,
for which ample transportation IS pfoVaaea''
ROCHESTER,. /
Afnnroe Commnu,tery, No. H. Of Rochester,
icy, II M tlsat % city, WITH Il beautiful beatsacnt
Il TIL Is n ina,le @ in io saNlari form, W.T.. tho
blacli mid white silk pellnais, iscrbSd ss, Wtt!,
lin Co,u,tlantery natl.E, sur1lOulltGd WIN
bnttlc.nx, and q strealMer attached 70 tne
stuff. This n designed 10 be borne by the
Stuntlnrt-l3earcr, and Is M elcEnnt lece OF
ofk ", Mi a ~ tnsy 1T 1@ists aaeaaft ~ q fd ho r
donor.
SEATS on TIE AVENUES.
. 1b tho Editor Of The Chicago Tfibuns
'se GsAaS svs % %proyasd Ns aets' S eeas teas Ss
nre Fas se enc o tes 1isrs x3sfers e
p,atup ther sen's n1 thus show tnSy ya s?es
'rhe object Of tho Committee Is not to t,t seat
Sctnr d W Imposed upon by greedy spcculatorsss
nonc could ba procured elsewhere. w thc m
arrangement ut least yoo9 l,eop,o Ely ", no,ut pt
for Is or 20 cents, md so long rs tlle seals :s
hold out there Is no necessity for pnylnE any
more. WHn MI are tnkcn the speculatorS
WILL OF course, hive thelr. own WHY,
TRAILS At THE DAr'rs.
cn1cA1o, Aus. 1o2If, through tl1o columns q
yo tr e@ NnnosSn 1ho Sa or ts
oses ana nst suerIK inss q p5S ap
ahort slirs ,rs 20 fl.shonablo lot 1t bo enforced
grandeur mil t!atn ont with !. Tong lot oi hry.
AL sTnSagn X Wins 'teF ngs as hsy as # sso os u
aiiowol inside mo building, nl,ti Il itis Eenes.
lilly known that they cnr',lnt enter IN that sty!g
"f ot %ftss so ,ey fSrsSt %'ii know M wfting tae
scntImcnts Of Thousands who Will DO at tho bsl =
ss anneesssary * room being taken up by trailing
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l
I Officers IM.i of % Tie Grand Con,nandery OF Call.
orn'a: Bruce l,eniaMin l.cc firnnd 'G fiso,i Eomi
rrn;!:su rreasrcr 4a'fH whoas iIsnry caswcii. raHt
Recorder; II. j. llNrlis, uraiit Standard, bcnr-
9r; Cornelius KELLOGG. ttrNnu nW0rtd. BegrGf'
ca!ifor3M. NJ Sn ara,c!sssK 50 Kmats II -
Sacramento. No. 2, sacramento-W: II,
retrle, Eminent Comn,andor; = knights.
Pacific, No. 3, Columbia, Tuolumne Eo,ln,
y, =; 4. 1lodgers' Eminent conmander' =
III dorado. No. 4, placoryille77J. D. Skim
ncr Eminent cnminnl!!Sf;r; ,1stta Kt1EIts. Ea,n,vr
EnSi,'emt to,n,,,antlor; ii Knights:
MqEFys;yt11 Ey;a ~ I, MF;:Si1KtsiW m KaiaWs
Eminent Commander; IL Knights.
Cmur DC Ico'' NJ. 9. Los Angeles;EL; D.
sSne Ssn s Es|asp Mn Il qSnn9eEW a ySs9W KnIgss Wgson
ESais 1nHIaa, SoI3,aeGnk NJ. f. IL t whoelor
Eminent Goun,nr!!er; II Knights. ,,u,,
Chico, No. II, 'ChiGo-C. .. Mason, Emil
iassen, No. -. Susanvtllci Lassen Conn:
ty--A. a. Smith, Eminent Commander;
SStn l2Esn Essnt No 1tsnn Ro:a a9 9feEfe A.
born, Eminent Commander, q Knights.
Oregon, No. lrroftlnlltl, Ute,' MIS1sS'
Utah, 40. l-Salt hake City = h''g"1s'
I,otn! t;omtiialltief!es, III
.Intat ltnlgllts, ~. ,,,, ,..o,,fror,
1t y not knnMl n1w 'neny ay,io,,t WILL Mtecm"iion'
the VirEiniA Ctty tNGv CoaMa,cty, ,Ess,a ,, ro,o.
A largo ,.,,n!gr q Hllss' Wases aru a,u fjn ;So
lives OF tho DIT hlilghts aeco'''pa"S 11o
party. ~ i. or,rot1
,nrs,t SM' tinant lonvnr Snlmai 1t SiM., 10 tle
rpm1!,at,iery s sondIng i tic iarecst humber Of
delegates III proportion ~ lss 1nWnGts sn!N
ina@lors, No. il t5e youngest y S tic s9tass, 9,:
thnr,;1rnn.i fnrnIshcs 1wcnty.fUur roprcsent-
eti,"1 ~ f,i,"nnm'
"'asi "'rtis t1 "a cartaltiv nrettv rood showing for
+ha Ia Tacii,c t,oast. TEo battalion is snIti 10
In tinr.fookJjir bo(ly OF lne1,, who will DO
10 liscredlt to the States they represent.
ruE COLORADO KNIGHTS.
sr,etat Dt,pateh to 1oe chicago tribune.
nrSvr1,. I,nin.. AuE. io.-Only Quo subor-
atnatc f;n1nn,mn,,tlerv from Colorado will nt-
'ttH tHnti the Triemnial toneiayo as n Command
NV ~' 'rhja ,viIi bn i,oInratIo COullnnutlery,
| Wy -. - nan.,,r n tV tIVooffh,irv Cam
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ATTEMPTED EXTORTION.
A Serious Charge Against an At
torney and Two Collection
Agents.
I,orsfstont Efforts to Collect an
Alleged Bogus " Wine"
Bill.
Another Country Justice Who 1s Not
Learned In the Law.


Another Country Justice Who 1s Not
Learned In the Law. |,
|,
Tho evsl0pme9ts r recently :s 1ns;1 made by TIM nn
The disroputablo sllystcrs, Justices Consta-
hioe mi minor nnrasltes who hang around
tho have leu 10 er Inc .n cn;or o. If 1a
crimes practlceu unues u!o co!ot u ~"
through our too ready justices or tho Feace,
many 0f whom have ITO ilcn Of law mid no
respect for personal rights. Gothic = G Co.. H., IN
the 1seaper block, tic collection agents, w,.o
- xo".s y. ~. s.ssa -. t.,t,,. ~ of.o hnvn
1 ,n1e'snts us m'S' nntcrc @ M n araxt thom whether
Just OF unjust, find o counterpart III a nest Of
~ l0''1wS 1sa Nan ma1oln @ at strcot % and WHO have
u!nn''o9ai u, ai, ass's,sa; sass II ss the per;
trato Of the Village Of 1vllmctte, and WHO Is
ey o. s sl eases % 3,sflcc ~ Of the
Cornell & Spencer, collection ugcnts, hayean
Office at Room 10, ieo Randolph street, corner.
| of r,o Snlle. .rhn Dlrectnry snys tile firm
Ia cn,nnoscd of Fred M. Cornell and
r., sIAps II sno,,,or o;,l hoti, of them liyo
IN T"y w,inetia % ~ thoir Office. also. Is nm nt-
Cnristlan nnu,e being Edward L. liz does
4 tha icrni b,,strcss, Wills tho "collectorsn do
t,1o !eeai o"'llss'' "'t'' 'A'
tic rest
A female named Genoyiovo Boyington once
kept 4 "latltes' clearinghouse" at No. 5Al
Tj,iridoa con~t, svhfcl; Young f,nponheIm.
Guiose soa1 ''na,,n, "n,Im s1u"s 10y. aa,,t viii,
Ne oanhct, pltc'1seu wy .i'g'ts T,e H.,
borrowed money III orueF 70 stat. Au!s nls
tngstone In business, after Which she n!owel
, 1880-08-11

A genuine Shaker modictno-Corbett's ghak-
ers eaFsapasIIs. for d!soasea Of tho blood, Liver,
ard kluueyq,
, 1880-08-11

This il as f,tr as tho Decorators haye. gopo
in preparing tho Exposition Building for tho !,
grant s0irdH tlansalltu OF mHs!cA!o which Is
9 fos MS of a Fl g gsyosSSn sySS o. nassrs Msssy vs s
tlono good deal iii, tho wny Ut Improving
tho appearance Of their building nnd the gov!
ilOor which thcy have laid over two-tlIttdb Ut
its surface will provo I'LL oxcellont QUO f9r
THE Bo1nEE MUSICALE. x
Tho Gland Reception Floor Committee OF
tho TElenntnl Conclaye, ll9yll,g ~ charge tllo
preparations for the grand ball ut tho EXPOSE
ss eSnE sssE Ct Il IL s sfssnnta snsas q As asSse sa III.
Sir Knight Joseph II, 1!onnell presided.
Alr. G. a. Williams wis elected Secretary.
present Soyernt conMul,lcntlois from nb.
Hent members were received aild rtAtl, aud
by y0ta OF the meeting they were excused.
rho KiEts resss ae ptGeee e. 70 ssess
whose business engagements prevent their
IsH Toa,anltsse. BsriaE uc dlss.!ssioa ~ 70 who
sno9 BE- f sefts ;G H. 1 n1s 90 na''
thoH proposed tho nanlo .atl1'tof. sl1rttno,
uni 1T tl.is point lively discus
t tiat III, i ono sl,oal be seIuctEd wllo was not
Il Knight Tempinr. 1t su0!l Alccane evident
That II was n .uucstIpn. whether the Chalr
Shuull Averrli!u the sellse q ule neetli!4 q
not: The Cl!alr stated l!ls intention to r!lls M
Slif Sclaf,ier: AZ i compromise 6stwean tic
frIgMls OF the respective dancing,lnqsters,
tlle nAlne OF Mr. N0rniqup Was withdraw!
w" The following Sir Knights sas, chosen +
:. seryp Oh tho Committees: tie0rgn J.. Tyler, III
p!aco Ut s. II. DDNaldsoll; pr, Y. bradley, il
iAaes oE i. ": 5lotrlsoMi, ]. 2. Bang, IN p!aet
ot Joseph Butler; john ": Thomas, III plac'
Of George HuelMnn; William CMrralt. II
place Of George II. Rowe; William 7. Miller
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-12
TENNYSON.
BY II. II. CURTIS.

To thee great master of an art divine,
All men do homage who thy worth can know;
For thou hast shown that purity may shine
With radiant lustre through the ebb and flow
OF all the poets mOOds-een while his art
Portrays all passions Of the human heart.
Poet of poets, True. indeed. and well
Thou hast portrayed the burning thoughts that
move
All passions utterance-from the tones that tell
OF bitter hate to the fond kiss of love.
Meath thy true touch resplendent beauty shines
Or hopeless sorrow sits and sadly pines.
Natures fond painter, how thy fancy glows
With visions of tHir isles in Southern seas:
In murmuring streams the ripping water flows
With sOftest cadence, and the balmy breeze,
Laden with spices fans the leafy bowers
Dropping with fruit or garlanded with flowers.
Fair English lawns, and fields that stretch away
TO meadows sweet with hOney-fOwers;
The changing glories Of the dying day,
The last bright CLEAN that falls ON lofty towers;
Or grander scenes where ocean-billOws sweep.
And sinks the in Splendor in the deep.
Thy fearless voice denounced the monstrous crime
That raised proud usurper to a throne;
The cause Of the oppressed in every CLINE
Thou hast not shrunk feared to make thine
own
And Iiberty's sweet name hath found in thee
A valiant champion. ever bold and free.
The falsehoods and the shams of social life
All things that would hide, to thee are
known;
The lust of gain, the pride, the selfish strife,
The peace that was no peace, thou didst disown.
Society's dark sins thou didst portray,
And hold them up to the clean light of day.
All moods are thine; the heros glorious deeds
Shall ever live i'll thine immortal lays;
Through Beauty's halls thy fancy ever leads
Thy voice is heard in song of lofty praise
1t breathes Of Hopes bright dream, Of Sorrows
sigh,
And Love immortal Love that cannot die.
Chicago Trib,me.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-12
I.a Ex-GOyern0r's Opinion.

(San Francisco Daily German Democrat.5
The above named journal recently
contained the report of an interview
between Ex-Gov. Solomon and one of
its reporters. The Governor had suf-
fered for long time with severe rheu-
matte pains which nothing would relieve.
Friends advised the use of St. Jacobs
Oil, and half dozen applications ban
ished the pains and lameness. at gives
me pleasure to recommend it whenever
| can," said the Governor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-12
An EDITORS Escape.
OFFICE OF THE INDUKTRIAL Err

ALEIA, iowa. MAY %, 1850 I
30 WHOM 1T MAY CoNCER>:
take pleasure in making the following state
ment: | have heeu I'll cied with disease of the
Kidneys for the past two Years and have tried nu-
meroHs remed es with only partial and temp crary
relief: Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver cure was
recommended TO ME and after taking it the pain
and distress left ME and To day feeling strong
and iCeI | am perfectly satisfied that Warmers
Safe Remedies are the medicines needed and can
cheerfuliy commend them to others.
G. W STAMM
L hereby certify that / have been pTacticing
Physician for twenty seven years and for many
chronic cases in my practice do recommend War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t was upon
my advice that q. W. Stamm, the editor obtained
this valuable remedy. A. A. RAMSAY. NJ. ID
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-12

The arrangements are not yet SOM
plete for opening to settlers the
magnificent country on the River Fitz-
roy, in the northern part of West Auc-
tralia, which has recently been dis
covered by Mr.. Alexander Forrest; but
it is fully expected that it will prove
well suited for cattle as well as for the
cultivation of tropical products, though
it may probably be found that sheep
Will not thrive there.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-12
Negro Merchants.
Lonon Spectator.

Mr.. 5. Powell Thompson writes as
follows from Kilgston, Jamaica:
MY attention has been called to
your review ola work by Sir George
Campbell, emitted white and Black
| have read thisreview with double in
terest, l being apure negro. As such,
and as one who has travelled consider
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-12

HOMEOPATHIC Family Medicine Cases
and books, giving concise directions for
treating all common ailments, are q
great comfort and positive saving in
every household. The best assortment
of all styles and prices is found at
Boericke & Tafers homeopathic Phar-
macy, 50 Clark ST., Chicago. Descrip-
tive Price Currents gratis. Business
established in 1885.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-12
"And the Leaves were for the Healing
of the Nations"

This is fully exempllticd in the demonstration
water-pepper; possesses medicinal properties
which, when combined with essence of Jamaica
Ginger and other etiicaciOus vegetable extracts,
affections as diarrhea, dysentery. hux, etc. 1t is
also etficacious medicine for colds, and to
break up fevers and inlammatory attacks, and
Tor the alienation of pain. Every family should
keep supply Of 1t. 80 cents by druggists.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-12

New Fringes, Embroideries. Laces, &C.,
opened this week at JAS. MoRGAN's, Milwau-
kee. He is closing out all Summer Goods
at greatly reduced prices. Black Buntings,
all wool, at 20 cts. reduced from % cts, &c.