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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-19

AN kinds Al [ls-s.l IA NEsrxKr.s'
, 1881-09-05


NEW YoRR, 8ont- a-Gp1T0S-Hteadv; l2k41233c;
futures nru, aeptanacF. lLs'c, Uetobar. iusct Mo-
ven,boF, llt5el December, ilt1}c; january, 1l''c;
February, ll.8c; March. 1adec: April. R.t3c, May.
t3..EIct June i41::ss3E.
FLoun~-Dullt receipts, i4oW pr.s, exports. 400.
aupar stAto md Wastese. &s59i0o; columon to good
extra $dQk3hGO, RD0d to choice. Gsoa3tD: whlt0
wheat, cxtga. tzotssoas fancy do. saiGaR7s, extra
Ohio saina7Go. 1t. Louls. s8l0@s.0o. Minnesota
pnsans psoceas. HtTs@9W.
GltA1N--W heat aia hiKhoF, moderately act!roi 70.
1octed spring, st.0j, unKrad0d do sLUNolJi, No.
au 3i3i}it No, 2chicaao. ii ai,sADl34, No. l>utnih
*1J4; unRtndod rcd ft1aat.ao. No. ,. $l<jH4alt4F
steamer, M. do, sia aua.sdad whlta. &L2t4st.I,
No. do, tL4ot43l.!M, stoamor do. tLSs3' ,saHs No.
rcd, Nuptombor eltJsl.$s, cloainH nj fl43}it Oc-
tubcr. si*aai.s7. coanH Mt s1+G)., November, *48N
9l.sy}. closing nt sl.4oN; Uoc4nber. sl.ts4a132,4
closing al slt:h Corn rmt Focelpss, lsaoD bu, ox-
:tss%sf s!s SS sstt ss Ts!s g
@ n II; sspafss. noao' Wo.teIa @Iod. ia
itAY.Ftrn. md unchanged: ,.a
ri. ~ ~ s.ssy y'n'''na'' ''' East
dHoSEislsy q a coieo, dalt and unchanged. yngar
het;ss S's f ss ass '}s Satsd t eruao
'9?As: HkEi:e%M ;stasai %Ms;im' rs :}asa,xo.
EsaET%es}9rn% r., % t1ssh stsaaS ~ % %M,1u'as .o,
sssy hssess Assss: To- aIaaaa lsa. ~'aa' una
Nf$!s; !ssas:s! ssss:s ssss II!
al, n ot neT 5 slSsl1s q 1s1 sG q"
oas 9So ssl ha ons nsa cear m ~ ea.
III; s t;s sS!i:S ::S;s III; s'as s
sGt sss a Rps Snsgs sso;s sna aa sp
ss!aassS sssss % *@erisss, qa'st NJ tI!s, II
.;p:s!s s Shooting il'd Nails CUT. 's.l'' onch
, 1881-09-05
1ssN, 10 Aug. II, 1881, r]a,4Hl Iris of Tour, and
1.isi.H1 cnnta!A nf wheat equal III wheat mud
tiUut 10 i,ti7, ,8tH III wheat.



1tOH r1sODuCTs-Wcro miro Hctivc and tlecied.
y stronger. Liverpool reported advance IT Ia III
lard, mid b0tter domand dra WAS Induced bJ tho
brliot Ut rspat si1or1n3o m hugs and tho yosd VI
butter. There WIS 4cinand fur Aldcs and hanls,
which sorygi to ,s In oxcsss Of ta supply, ard hot.
crs Atatcd that thor could have sold Rrnt cn1 Ut
wns n,so NOR, wnntrt for enstmplIon IN addition to
muro actEvo ,lonand for fnturus. md tho October
premium s!srnnk 10 hbput tUo ttcs In l,s IL II vns
untpt stood TINT nbNut nll tho sontuEutr lard lal
bcch t,lnced. Tho summer packing OF this city tu
tnte IL reported ut t,NAtuN t1nrs nshtns .oN to
sa,,e tlnu lust yuns. md l.&s.tU tu dn In lsao.
spycai reports to tho Cincinnati Prize tHrTtat sho
tho number Or hugs paekcd trnn MnrG to date nh.i
latest mall dnsos ut tho aforementioned p'acos. with
n A. \ fnt1nwA; .
, 1881-09-05
CLOSE OF a COUNTY FAIR.

6Wt9af VI4p91tH ~ 1Hs CA9ra00 3fItRHss
LAFAyETTE. lnd., Sept. 4.--The tlftcGnth Hunaa
exhibition of tho TIppecapoo Fair Association
etosod lust uvcuu4. All In all, It was TIC tnost
HuccesstuL uyer held. Tho exhibits weru not ns
numerous III ali departments ~ iu soIIlu preyl-
Qua years. but what WINS wanting IL lulntity
WIS moro thhn suAae Up in luai!ty. The eattlU
Eloek sAcn wesv present trts,n Dh4n. Illinois,
t Keutn1kyM. ~ H. srd !nilana, an4 pruaounces the
Ut tho stAto Fair, In tho language OF 0,iu 0r tho
competitors, 1t was tia dlAKraco to b0 Leuton by
buel ktUEk ~ Wua III tho rIuX.
, 1881-09-05
TILE COURTS.


George ]. 1umprIcht tlled n bill for divorce IN
tho Circuit Cn,rt Saturday against his wlfo,
bertha Gumtricht, on tho ground Of desertlon
md nt7a;tesy. THO parties were Maryfcd OIL
April 6, lS55 ut Toronto, Canada. Complainant
states TINT In June, 1s,s. his wife aesortcti him
md wept to Toxns. After cnieavortn9 for sotno
fiu,e to lind her, an Scpt. ,lHsi, ho hiscovGrMt
her in ChcaEo living IN al Ppen atntc ul adultery
with onp C. Wnise, and claims that fur thG Fase
IIo therefore asks tho court for decree.
, 1881-09-05

Mt. A. u. Taylor, Of thu "liay 4 Taylor
sasxa t. saS aus sRfafs s FsGsy Sss i !
Mount Clair, N. j., willie visiting at our
housp, tried st. Jucubs Oil for rheumatism
and neuralgia. aud found Immediate relief
every time, She pronounced u Tue best shlng
, 1881-09-05

STATE COUNTS.
The Mohr g. Mohr Company sued Harry e.
I,awrepcc and Norris r. s1arttn In tho Supurinr
Court OH Saturtlay to recover SO zoo III M action
or RRsutnpslt. ........-. ..,,.
Abort j. Nahcr md othora commenced suit
IN ,ssumpst III the sumo Gusrt Saturday against
u, Hamilton to rceffspr $3.0GD, .----
= 4 trtspnss suit was also begun In the sntne
rp,1rt OH Saturday by AMEnstb Eehnctder aRnttsht
, John Ktlhl. claiming $i.nn.
Charics Kern filed reptnvlu suit In tho Cir
cult Court Oh Friday Inst ngninat Henry Dennis,
John For1l, Inmes Magter. s. q. Clrc!u. nnu
william X. Norris to rccoyor household goods
valued at u I0Q.
, 1881-09-05
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wors tho rccetpts and shipments
Of loal,ng articles OF produce In tho city during
tho twenty-four hours onding Mt O'Clock sat.
urtlay morning, and for tho corresponding titno
YGHr 1RQ:
, 1881-09-05
ST. LOUIS.

sr, Louis, SopL a-FtouN-unchauaed
GIAIH-Whoat opened lower And vGrY unaeti3cd.
nuutuhtcd wildly, and closed higher aud arui No.3
rcd, {s+t4 cus!s IT, IN ootobos slt5s21faA
kuvembpr, A.t93tGaiaik Dcro1bor. at.&15 tho year,
No. do, 3L:t1I.AssI, NJ, do. 1L9l3. Corn lowor;
G9Na1e!{a cnsllt GitkGs0+1<c tNtotari HNaG5tc Mo-
vumbcr, G3,44ats9<o pecsmhors T2&1s34c year. Oats
'oWor at ij1l0@oho cash or 0ctobos, $50 45xo No.
y ssss'ss[| '| ''e"o pe's'1'F' t'N' 'saf' l''s 0"'F
I.EAii-Eitu, Vt &ioa
HuTrE!t--unuhnaR1d.
EtluS-UnQhnNG1l.
WHINKY-S&ualy ut 4Llh .......-. --.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aid hlaherj pork 31A01. Dry
aalt !a9Ata f!a1 faa1 nnd saoa lsncon 67s sloHh'
.KxcKilTh-Fio%r. hGu brlst xheat aaGl but corn.
fl but oats, ihtM but rye tQU uui barley, hMY bu.
sMlrukNIH-ft1uF, auU 0flst wheut. ~ Jbut coEn*
a11N but OAts, n9noi ryo. n0nI3 hurley, lt.uU 0u.
, 1881-09-05
13ALT1MONE.

HAETtMnME. Bopt- a-BL0uK-stoadyi Quiot.
ateady, No. wtnter rod spot, &1.:aAsst.As aopcm-
bor. tl:D asked, OGtober. sl.4a}42ls+4, November,
$LA1&xl.E; December, at.b0 GosR-Westurn ioHar;
neglected., mtxod spot, BSG. Bepteaoes, lSlc askot
uatubaE. T94s7.3So, Nov0mtur. 75s{ui Btenm9r. t4c
BID, oeta str1n9eri YestoEn white phtt&Jg, ntxGa
&S4Aet pennxyirn,fn, aiES3c. MJo dull ~ tllk&l.a
llAY-unchIuEuu
i.M0y!sloHs- -1Ishansol md nsm;
ft4.lk-f}aIl hs ta4 tfu,
Observation-Disclosures.
GWuExHIEa EaEEUHs0 Quiut and UNCHANGED. HuRas
tlrnt} a Oft, G}4c.
Wink Y-Stoady Mt tl.n
FHEtlliTa-jua( and uI1uhanGed.
ltkcHli*ra-tll9r l.ol4 pslsl ~ltat 7,o0 tu; corn.
8i.l5u D4s uAkz HAi Du.
s:s 81 Tano s sosnm III asta' N s h.
, 1881-09-05
THE Cal

Z
Iun1E DnEstMnSr-ln GhRu'bcrS.
JuDGE GARY-St0tipns.
.IupuE SM1T1I-af0tEons.
JrIME ANrttOSr-Alt,tfon3.
JUDGE ltawEH'-AlnuUns.
lupuE Observation-Disclosures motions.
, 1881-09-05
chnlce aua,lt!ea rhsfa Il continued scanty supply
of 'nnb'. It fL7efaa7s per heAu.
RT. L>t3fH.

8 ss'ss ss: sa';l's: zssss + s!.s ss'"'''
sp, sp .cs .sspf; spf w as; ~
's si.ss,'. '.Heeeips, 1901 .hpnen.s, a.ao' only 'ma
'sfs' s::s sSsss g'Sss 4 se NJ A. ;ss @
hi5 Hsea;pis, TIL. Shipments. ssol.
KANsAH City.
8pseiai Nspateh 10 TIT Cht:aco Tribune. @
Slry s' ssnt Ss1fasmnS ia ,sass, tftf, a,
ss.: %:Is s;s' .
,!s;;; ,sssiss Ss s5$ss ss::st 's @ ;$|s's ind "''''
IsptANAr0tas,
SSs III sSsfs'S:
I'll; q; :S;;s:$;. @ 'ss' 'ss''''
s$: 81 $ss!,;: ss
1.UNlHE1s.
Was IN bottcs anpply. sotte u carsors arriving.
prlcea remained Irm and unchanged rs fu1uHs'
tSen tSen iasi; s@s|s
sf1a s1sa JUL ao ad sycat s.S
!seen raaH MI
ssndssa sh!as ztoa 2sS W
Following tho yar. prccs Of try lumber n liked
hv tho hrap rroen lumber so]l,pv nj J rer
tIr.t .rrcni and third eInnr na4-inuh ,ESu
t;rst MA h"St,;,a ricnr fSWrn 2Heh n
rttrtj Sisnr rouai i. inch ch.......,,.,,,,t. l39u
tS.xt ard tnc0,I cInar ifnsann s,r, 4
s.nns,rn stHsHn n1inr 4D
Eitnriiir secn.s,i conrinn dfrssa ,..,,,,,,. HiD
i.nr nnrss 3.incE MU
ancF tA,nria iMtiHch. fuuuia. ,,,...,s,,,,,, HSJ
II stnck hna tD
{; ssS,ct Sosris iksii.i,cH NUI
EGtci,1r tTsl GunlitY iS
FHtcinu Mn 1hU
i,Iii,i, Gnf1tn a2i 17IN
t,tnmnti IHMrs!a il lb
fn,nsinn etjiiI lh
iiunnatnn lila HI II Iii 10
imihDr III is NH tnCHiYp lis tSfi,,,,,.,,,,..... 15
i,rLnfs tjnt rnui1 nnti u6nd. ....s......., ..,, ~
iMfh us
Shtnara hrnr :Lt5
/ HitincCn nftfR AH
HTinucA stu11lnr Nv
, 1881-09-05
T1NfbnTA.

rkon1A, ILL.,, Sept 3-UnA1a-corn qu!ut and eas7s
high mxod. t2<9.S,e m1ed t2fas.Nc. onts ataadyt
No. white. 4ls4G42c. iyo Qulnt nt N.WA9l+H8s
Observation-Disclosures NJ 3i.i&.
llEcEiprA-Whcal 3,7jO but corn, s1.$00 hu; ohts,
28:N1 but FYo, At;.5 BIT: hArloT, none.
SUPERINTENDENT 1tUU 6tis Gfbrn, 4990 but 0ats
41M0 but rye i 900 but bnEHy. mono.
, 1881-09-05
TOLEDO.

TotEnu, O.. sopt. 5-6:t5 y. m.-GRA1S-Whoat
firm, No. rcd. spot. September. H,T33fs Octobert
fl.4.A; Novomber. $t.43s December. $i4dAs year,
yt.rJk Corn stonhy. hiuh-mlxcd GaAcs No. tpot,
WAoi October. G5Mos ycnF, diio. Oats qnietf NO. =
willis, 40G.
iiEcxlITs-WheaL 500 bu, oats. 1Aom ba, corn,
ai!rMrsrs- Wheat, &, ,ou bu. oats 1i.o0 bu; corn.
ht
, 1881-09-05
LIVE S'rOCK.

CArsTi,E-A bettat gu1,ueni don,nnt On stronger
prlcps nlt around can DO hotea Tor tho week Iaat
cosgd. Tho inspruv0mont was attributable IN art "
tho uniformly moro favorable rbpprts from tho mar
kots beluw, and partly ~ tho marked dtnlnMtlon In
tho receipts nld to bettps quality Ut tho sauaot Tho
supply aI1lountea to only about Aatn tnear'y lAtD
lcxA TINA fur tho prustuuH Woekl una Tor that Huni-
ber roy outlets woro found ut nd'anco In prtces
.nrxtn irou G4sao pof l0l Ibs Ot tito arrivals
alcrably moro than ono-haIf waa Mxen By Tho toca!
ttudu. tilero having boon ah"fp canning denn!na
frpn, tho sturt Choice and extrR bueyos thuu4h
cnmprlalng d larNur pcrcontAHu Of tho supply
than for somo "eoka paat wuro not
ssp a e ns: sst ss: s u sn9 f. s
Ssasi.sI. TaSrS ~afa = nu',asr ii ss!ss Ut ii oTd
WI J. .sS S9S & .s s5se ~ II:
IS p ssS st ss a. TsSs. ai
*Ts. s.sn, ssY'g M ss
$ssr sSs sssss; III: :.;Sss
s: :e' !s sss s %
q i 4 is tSS sf."aS S 81 81 tsss
sais ] 7tsa sha y ssni Ii.tn d aT.sy
sss, Sy Is sS,x rssS @ .nse !, uaa IT.
issdo IND ast{ = m yisx q IT, =, 'aTxor " a9e.
Ssta sasts f.. It !st s1 sass sss
S.s1 ssS psats 4 = :S5sss$ H.
ssp ~. ssS Co. Il sao u u IL
sooo""8 oueIArloSs,
Aals apwars. .caAss
| E4tlru 4!eOYVa-fthu. tat mo NeI-t1rMpA
ssS tsSSfs ss!%* III .ss;:
hR t.Au ~ .lU l4s. .oaxh1o
III iu I" iaW iss. 81
| UUtElgrs' Htopk-E'dMr ~ cnnall1n ttutrs AIA
1.si.i.,s ao 10 10 lUD ID: .a73zA7s
H. i.aS ill.,
ltifuf1F-iistit ad thltl cows, hefFura, staAs,
hl4iIs. aud aGuWak Sttef1s 11fda
Trxnn-VNtlYt1 Jf3y1s. 7tSsfs
rca!s-las lu .sSAst
| 1tl,GS-syoro In active den!snd ehr9uHhlut tlIt
ueuk und su rarkat preserved Tho study tnslv ctus
nctur1ilII 1t !lHrtnH tho pfostuos Htsk. ThsTp w
natty u *Du4A q se; Thn te rf'tvs !aT,
ii sdAja.d1 loE nll4cd pack' af'4 - r. *s Sa to
K'nd hugs WAS !as3er t t.ah ~ 2 na,mnes " *soS @
{V,j iess tlr, for h9 waak Ihsf"tv Thvy anxoys
u tst yGar " i.nIe than lo&1 fsSkeisns nsuA1 -
.h,pats It.e!o Nas fEng aSaa IVY ~ y, satnFany y.
itshs. u HtTissi.1 SKpi ior hsavy. ana N.aaM 4,
s ss ;oss, S L syas * 'sA' *''o selling at '@a
Nj EitsEis-TSasu sss y plsnttful suppiy nI.d u no
very actso vuAnN etagf y, ,oal @ sh'nR.ig =.
kak ruled Msax u ta.0tst.v9 Pes as'1es los pooF
, 1881-09-05
ny TELEGilAp1T.

NEW VDNK.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 3-Atoney easy at 1!fIb per
cent, closing at .}x. Primo mercantile paper, o
0N
sterling exchange. 10 days, quiet ut 4'oA FOR
demand md 4xI1t for slKht.
Govor,,lncnts wQre tlllot but 1ru1.
, 1881-09-05

nuRFALo, N. r, Sept. a-G1kAIN-Whest lower.
No. hnsI Duluth, $40 bid, sales OF $4,000 ychr n'd
soptombes at u feel.51A. Corn and oats noRlcotcd
and puuliuAlly unclnnYGd.
CANAL EHE10lITs-Wcak. nothing doing.
, 1881-09-05

KASsAsC sCiTY, BIO, Sept a-GHAtH-The Price Cur
Yebt reports: WiIent-lseculpts 4dlM bn. shipments
.5 hu; aetyc but lower, No. caet', $il!s&s ser9m.
HHr sL! no' sash M%Ms assEsSmpSf ~, ssSnss M1G'
Ia17 hui ninrkct slow and owari No. caah s octo-
bur H7{c.
, 1881-09-05
COTTON,

MEArn1s. Tenu.. Sept. a-CoTroN-F1rm: re-
ccIpts 1G1 baics shipments, 33i stock a ea1es. as
lnihdinH. 1ibo. .......
IT. Itt,ts Hopt. pt.l-CurFoN--firrls 1ntddling. ltac;
aales, rs bal0si rocsps, SI shipments, ssi Stock
, 1881-09-05

WILMINGTON. Sept. I-SrtlttTS or TuRVEN7tSE-
film Ht slu, soft, E3.lu; vlrRha, s2D.
WILMINGTON, Sopt. 3.-8riHlTs Or TUterEHTfNE-
UpGhhHH0A.
, 1881-09-05
ykiNFORD'S GINGER

Hop Blttora Strengthens, builds up, and cure
continually from tho first doAe
, 1881-09-05
RAILROAD TInE-T16s

A l.1lIVAL AND DEp. H;r;;,
TRAtNs.,Exr..AsA11oX o. qnNE OF
s&onasy escap!oa sbs99Gt'a ss9G1t' sanaa, s1ssHsss'
.s;hlcm,Eo ~ Nartaxestera Not,.
f"r p II slnennR Tar sccomMMay
aud depot cornor Of WaiIs lid r,Isnsr Iioa.S
, 1881-09-05
nYttf.NHJT.

DETnoIT. Mich, Sept, 3-FL0u1s-unchanRed.
GttAtN-sYheat very dull. No. rhlse &,A: Sop
tnulher, tl.34t octuber. el.aS(, EoseMber. SlMs3k
No. ! wt0. sl.:pf, lloccips. wheat +suW but shlp-
ngul1, G,u0 bu.
, 1881-09-05

Tho Imports Of sDaiko into Gern,nMy dttrtnE
Ill. TbU Imports for Tho )Ast halr nE lbe S1Ar
ato cxpuetcd 10 bu larger. Tho t'orluaa dutigs
Dt1 tnAtxo 1uElWhaats pn1 hurley nro " P0g !uo
pd. atd on wheat. ryp, aila uata lsd per luo Luz,
aud OIL uuur w pur i00 &ba.
Thu Portland iOt9} Journal Of Commerce estl-
| mxtes tho sxportaulo surp,us al the whcat crop
u 0!sgoM tos ISL r. ~ 99 TO o tons, otil1al
20 leuGad bt1, or 10. 80 by. Thu exports ~.
, 1881-09-05

CINCEN FNIE.
CixctxxATr, o.. sort. 3.-CnT10N-Qniots 1Dbc.
ftt,tslt--Atcsdy md ur,rhhnsed.
u1tA1H-Ytont strong. No. red winter &l,A. Corn
generally unchanged, hut sono sa1os rnthcr l'eher
Mn. linked. Hs}fQH1c. Data nnasttlod: No. 'uxoh'
a2sse .11 y f.. fnr G%snd ;n3. No. s'a l"fo' Il"
TMovisoXsI;!,!k 1lies! Eaop: tard = strnns Il nna
iHN ac{ cIoar rib 11l4c. ltncqn strong nnd hsRhori
shnu.tlr1. she, c1oar tt, iG4ci cicMr. !iHc ,,.
Of lrsi!ed Eia,as. q, hr,a n1 Tin bNsis nf t.:sa
nry. Slot cf,olco Wcatern laososFc, 2os choice ten'
tfnI UaltU, Nc.
, 1881-09-05
DRY. GOODS,

DRY GOODS.
NEW YonK. Sept 3.-Dustnoss only moderate with
packac houses, but tho tobblnE tadc fairly active
Cotton goods firm, md some mnkes OF cart'et warpa
advanced by aaanss. Prints In steady demand, and
aevernl loading makes nEa sold ahcad.. Glnghame
it,Ubiu0 {coVly Flnune1 In fair ttGHlant ind brin
Moua wear Woolonu remain qnot and staady.
, 1881-09-05

JUDGMENTS.
CONFESSION or Jup1MEsT-C[tcuit Court
Cba, los L. Jacgcr W. ". i. Wikinson; 81, ,1Ul 10
, 1881-09-05

DSNyEGO.
OBwE0o, Bopt. a-GnAlN-Wheat higher. Corn
uulot. mIxQd, tJc.
, 1881-09-05

INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, gept. 2-GnA1S--Whcat steady
SLN. EUrn dull; &}&sG5c. Oata du!li 3l9fEe{2o.
, 1881-09-05
/ Ssuft tShutli- IL. a. III SHIRT
Tib'. tttrs et<art. tlta.s.
InosG, pnrt aalted..... fes t.9 Eih3 hE5
ttu, bllx1h.... ...+.....| M ~ ~! Ml
HtpunIbGr, 1u1ao....+l MI l;M | ha1 Hr1s N.

S0Yft rinw sut10r t>cibl,sr, closed m& MiM@.t7.f.
Lang U.nArs O,lGtea nt {945 0hxu ind f.1Q hoKpd;
Gaaheriunds Io1edl 'ong;e4. Gs;us iaaslsy }aGs
nvSraxui Kfuen hams, nan0 nveraae, :HalSy4c,
lincn sIuntUd at *esS!f1 fur algulhIfs, lgMa1GyEo
fnr s1rt Ribs lDft4ttc for BhNFt E1Aes 1&33Ar fuf
hams NIL cinYusGt u1d phC4Et. ....,
UEEE-Wns quiet Mt 81, tkS 1QW for MOSS FLU 1at$
itu5 fpr extTA nivss anI fIl. .0ka11n for hnms.
, 1881-09-05

MEATN--AGvanc0I 1i5714Ic TaF l[U 1hs. hha c!0aBd
1su higher thA,t frdNy AFTERNOON snG* WcEe re.
3 ~ bs os .;I sI1nss r. 4 ,i1s s
HIl sput, IL Fa ael!cr Uctnheet and tA754tlA st!l.
or N0xobor, ~ tca swGet.pckl1d hnnss tl1 lns5 A.
l{c Prices OF leading cuts wefo ~ f1lloTs he 1:N
, 1881-09-05

UATH~W0F0 quiet. IhoFU WA9t n fael. q sIVW
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-22
a Bows luck

The Norristown pa Herald in a re-
cent issue referred among others, to
the following cases of special interest.
They are their own commentary. Mr..
Samuel G. Nyce, resides at 308 Mar
shall street, and holds the responsible
position of journal clerk in the Penn
sylvania legislature, at Harrisburg.
While Mr.. Nyce and family were in the
country recently, his boy, aged three
years, fell and broke his leg. He re-
covered, but very troublesome stiff
ness set IN and he could scarcely use the
leg. The injured limb was rubbed sew
eral times with st. Jacobs Oil, and the
stiffness was so much reduced that the
boy was able to use his leg freely. DR..
knlpe said it was the use of st. Jacobs
OH that cured the stiffness. Mr.. Nyce
himself used the Great German Remedy
for toothache with good effect, and also
tor sprain and pains Of rheumatic
nature, and always with good effect
Mrs. Nyce also says she thinks the Oil
IS a splendid thing and she always
keeps 1t on hand.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-22
BETTER THAN GOLD.
Bv REV. FATHER A.LRYAN.

Better than grandeur, better than gold
Than rank and titles a thousand fold,
Is n healthy body and a mind at ease,
And simple pleasures that always please:
heart that can feel for another's woe.
With sympathies large enough to cnfold
All men as brothers, is better than gold.
Better than gold is a conscience clear,
Though toiling for bread in an humble sphere
Doubly blessed with content and health,
Cntried by the lust and cares of wealth.
Lowry living and lofty thought
Adorn and ennoble poor mans cot
For mind and morals in natures plan
Are the genuine tests Of a gentleman.
Better than gold is the sweet repose
Of the sons Of toll when their labors close,
Better than gold IS the poor mans sleep,
And the balm that drops on his slumbers deep,
Bring sleeping droughts to the downy ped
Where luxury pillows its aching head,
The toller simple opiate deems
A shcrter road to the land of dreams.
Better than gold is a thinking mind,
That in the realm of books can find
A treasure surprising Australian ore,
And live with the great and good of yore.
The sage's lore and the poets lay,
The glories Of empires pass away;
The worlds great dream viii TINS enfold.
And yield a pleasure better than gold
Better than gold is peaceful home,
w hen all the fireside characters come,
The shrine of love, the Heaven of life,
Hallowed by mother, or sister. or wife,
However humble the home may be,
Or tried with sorrow by Heavens decree,
The blessings that never were bought nor sold,
And center there are better than gold
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-22
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
Important to the Public "a Wen
the Medical Profession

Halls Journoi Of Hea1h, referring to Con
sumption, makes the following important state
ment:
Consumption usually begins with Il slight. dry
cough IN the morning then Gu going to bed get
ting mere and more frequent with more and more
phlegm. Increasing debility. tAihness Of flesh
shortness Of breath and quiekHssS If pulse. In
iatnl cases its average course Is about two years
hence the Importance q arfsStihg ths disease nj
as early stage as p6sSibts. and the sooner ra-
tonal means are employed for tins purpose the
greater the ehahes Of success, The disease IL
owing to hu irritation commencing in the iii :. n
and extending to tho lungs 50 that their acton
Is ntertered with. and the blood does not receive
sufficient oxygen 70 purify it, The most marked
sign OF lung disease is emacintion and the most
positive indicate Of returning health l. increa -
in weight"
50 speaks IfoiEs Jou,- ,ai Of Healtb md we
may add that III desperate Cases, and. in fact in
all cases OF Consumption or troubles Of the throat
ana lungs, immediate relief may be obtained and
a permanent cure effected by the use Of DR.. VIM.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, a medicine known
for more than thirty-fve years as an unfaiInp
remedy for coughs colds, bronchitis. and all pui7
monary and pectOral diseases. That the worst
cases OF consumption have been cured by the use
OF Halls Balsam has besn attested by the thou
sands who have used it. or have been coenizant
OF It's wonderful remedial efficacy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-22
A Midnight Lunch.
Louisville Courier Journal


A burglar played very neat game
at the Bourbon Stock Yard Hotel about
11:3O O'Clock night before last, but his
boldness prevented him from getting
away with weeks supply of provision.
The hotel is kept open at night, and
occasionally some of the police stop ii
to partake of a lunch before going on
watch at midnight. On this occasion,
three policemen, who were on their
way to the station house to report,
dropped into the dining-room, and pro-
ceeded to discuss the midnight COLA
ton, and while they were thus engaged
MIR. Burglar gently raised a window
Leading Into the pantry, and was soon
making his selections and depositing
them IN sack. Neither the burglar
nor the lunchers made enough noise to
attract attention to each other and all
finished their tasks at about the same
time. The officers withdrew from the
lunchroom, and just as they reached
the sidewalk the saw the burglar emery
ing from the window. They called to
him to halt, which was the first intima-
ton he received that the business was
beng overdOne, but he started off on
the run with the sack Of sugar, coffee,
etc. on his back This satisfied the
officers that he was on a foraging ex-
petition and they commenced shoot
ing at him, which caused him to drop
1t and run for dear life. They chased
him square or two, but as he had
dropped his lunch and they were still
carrying theirs, he outran them and
made good his escape.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-22

In 1861 Mrs. Blanco, of Santa Bar
bara, Cal, on her death-bed, gave Mrs.
Dell Vale $4,000 worth of diamonds
to keep for her infant Marie Blaco, I'M
til she became q years of age. Last
week Marie was married on her 21st
birthday, receiving among the wedding
presents the jewels left by her mother
so long ago, the existence of which
Mrs. Dell Vale had kept secret, even
from her husband.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-22

and beamed on all who came within
its radiance.
And III years to come, often would
Lillian, when, nesting in the arms of
her stalwart husband, as he stroked
her cheek, whisper in his ear her
thanks to heaven that on that event
ful night when he started for distant
lands she had suffered and come forth
the purer from her fearful Christening
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-22
Rheumatism.

The Editor wishes to know if there is one of his
readers suffering with rheumatism. If so let him
try bottle of Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. 1t
is taken internally and never has and never can
fail to cure the worst case in shortest time. 1t
can be had at all drug stores. Send for free
pamphlet to R. K. Helpenstine, Druggist, Wash
ingtOn D. c..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-22

JAMES MORGAN, 1856 & 388 East Wa
ter Street, Milwaukee, is having an i'm
mense Christmas trade. He is offering
special bargains in fine Cashmeres,
Silks, Dolmans, and in all the depart
ments.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-22

FoR DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, Depression of
Spirits and General Debility in the various forms;
also as preventive against Fever and Ague and
other Intermittent Fevers, the ';FERRo-PHospHo-
RATED ELIXIR OF CALIsAYA," made by Caswel,
gists, is the best tonic; and from patients recoT
erlng from Fever or other sickness, it has no
equal.