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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18
Domestic Habits Of China.

China is the country Of long tressc S
and short feet; a country where tea
is drank without milk or sugar and
where two little ivory sticks, skill
fully handled between the finger and
thumb, replace the fork and spoon; a
country where you call the first man
you meet your elder brother; where
to ask a shoemaker his address it is
necessary to inquire "what noble
palace" he inhabits; a country where
the creditor has the right to make an
insolvent debtor pay his bill with a
piece of his flesh, and where the
debtor, by way of revenge, hangs
himself at his creditors doUr; a coun-
! try where the son ruins himself to
buy a coffin for his dead father, and.
covered with hempen garment,
walks back wark as he follows his
sumptuous funeral; country where
people work for their rice instead of
working for their bread, but which is
of earth and not Of lacquer-work and
porcelain; and where, as in other
countries. the husband loves his wife
and the orange colored mother loves
her slant-eyed children.
| It is a country, moreover. wher
the bride attaches great importance
to the personal appearance of the
| bridegroom, and the bridesgroom
equal importance to the moral quail
ties of the bride; and the basis of
many Chinese dramas, as of dramas
in other parts of the world, is the pas
sion of love. Women have been for
hidden to appear on the stage since
the days when . celebrated actress in
splred the Emperor with a fatal cap
rice. The men who undertake female
as well as male parts, play with gooa
| expression, and use a superabundance
of gestures, some of which. though
derived from the observation of real
ity, have at last acquired a purely
conventional value. An actor who.
pivoting on his left foot, makes cir
cular movement with his right. is I'M
derstood to be getting on horseback.
To cut the air with a riding whip is to
indicate, through the connection OF
cause with effect, a galloping pace.
The exhibition of pieces of gold cloth
with wheels painted on them has
almost an arbitrary meaning. and
signifies that the Emperor is COM
ing.
Etiquette is rigidly observed. A
young girl walking in the street must
not turn her head round; nor at home
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18
He Didn't Carve.
Merchant Traveller.

A nice, fresh young dude was in
vited into the country to spend a few
days at a plain farmers to secure a
needed relaxation without excitement.
He was aesthetic and accomplished,
but his friends watched him the first
morning of his arrival and the COWS
didn't eat him. He was safe at din
ner time az o'clock, and taking his
place at the table he watched the
lady of the house carving a chicken
She noticed him, and to relieve the
embarrassment inquired:
'Um, Mr.. Fitzclarence, do you
earve?"
"Aw, I beg yoah pahdon," he re
Piled, startled from his revery.
II didn't do anything. I only
asked if you carved"
BEG pahdon, no. [ never &C
quiahed the accomplishment, you
knaw, but I paint rawthaw well, you
knaw, on chinaw, faw an amatah,
and pwop0se taking cahving lessons
at the academy this wintaw, you
knaw,"
The poor lady let the knife slip, and
Mr.. Fitzclarence had to be taken out
to the horse-trough to get the gravy
off his clothes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18
Wizards Change of Residence.

Troy Times
One of the most remarkable per-
sOnal movements Of the present day
is Henry Wizards resumption of a
residence in his native land It is
now said that he will make Berlin his
future home, and it is probable that
he will, to a partial degree at least,
enter the government service. His
knowledge of American affairs would
render him of the highest use to Bis
marck, while he could add to this a
lucra i've banking business having
the confidence of both continents.
This prospective change shows how
easily the best calculation yields 10
circumstances. A year ago Willard
was at the head of one of the grandest
American enterprises, and felt so as
Sured of success that he gave that
splendid excursion which must long
stand unrivaled. He was then esti-
mated at five millions, and was build
ing house whose cost was figured at
a half million. His name was daily
Photographed, and went the rounds of
the press with all the applause due to
one who had conquered the greatest
obstacles and given success to an en-
terprise which IN the hands of Jay
Cooke had proved so great failure.
How rapidly this brilliant display
was followed by misfortune! Then
came the sad news of general col
lapse, and Henry Willard soon sank
beyond hope of recovery. He was
the first of that remarkable series of
failures which has given such fea rful
d1stincmess to the present season.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18
GLE , NINGS.

Coons have been ravaging the
chicken coops and corn-felds in
Lolland and Fairfield couaties,
CT. A number of econ hunts have
been organized by the farmers in that
section.
A French Canadian gentleman
claims that of the s 900, 600 Roman
Catholics in the United States, be-
tween 2 000,0 900 and 100000 are
French Canadians and their children.
The rarefied air of the mountains by
which the mining town of Leadville,
Co., is surrounded, can not be
breathed by cats. Feline pets taken
there incontinently go into sue
cession of fits which terminate in
death.
The Lehigh Valley railroad shops
have turned out the largest and
strongest locomotive ever built in
Pennsylvania. It is a six-wheeler,
with 10 inch cylinders, and has been
christened Samson.
Baron Van Werth, of New Bruins
wick, n. j., advertises in the columns
of local paper, his own body as
subject for dissection to be given to
the medical student who will promise
to bury what he does not use of the
subject.
Tue Keystone watch case factory OF
Philadelphia, in which George W.
Childs. of the Ledger, is a special
partner, turns out 500 watch cases
every day. AS much as S.. 900 in gold
coin and $1,000 in silver bullion are
melted down every working day. This
bliestashment is the largest cf the kind
in the world.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18

is she to glance slyly at visitors. She
is to remember, moreover. that girls
who are al ways laughing and talking
are not esteemed, and that virtuous
women have been honored from the
earliest times. The philosopher
Mendze grieved when he saw shis
mother break her shuttle; the woman
Tsoun threw herself on to the sword
in order to save Ter husbands life;
the mother of 40, being SO poor that
she could not buy writing materials,
taught her son to read by tracing
characters IN the sand. Women
should be able to read, write and use
the counting machine, so as to be in
position to direct household They
should read books of piety and stories
of morality in action, while avoiding
lovepoetry, songs and anecdotes.
Women should be reserved and they
are cruelty enjoyed never TO occupy
themselves with other peoples affairs.
Men ought never to talk of domestic
matters, while women should never
talk of anything else. When visitor
is in the drawing room the lady of the
house should never be heard raising
her voice in the kitchen. Women
are not to paint their faces and wear
striking colors, for the insufficient
reason that if they do men will look
at them. Young women, as well as
young men, are to be dutiful to their
parents, and always in good humor,
even when their father and mother
are not.
China is, in short, a country of
primitive manners and morals,
very simple, tranquil and pictures
que
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18

More cases of the superstition which
wraps the masses of Italians and
French come 10 light as the cholera
epidemic continues. Doctors are pre-
vented from visiting patients or are
even attacked with knives, under the
supposition that they are bent on
thinning the population by poison.
The peasants, who see so many victims
die under medical treatment, imagine
that with the entrance of the doctor,
as with the celebration of the last sac
rament, all hope of life must be given
up, and SO thev prefer to fight the dis
ease Ia their crude superstitious fash
ion. Medical enlightenment is sadly
needed everywhere, but nowhere
more than in those countries where
religion has for ages been the ally of
ignorance.
Mr.. FL. Meyer. the archaologist,
writes to the New York Evening Post
from Nicaragua: II have, in my
archaeological excavations on the
island of Zapatcra, made d rather ia
teresting discovery. About forty two
feet under the surface of an ancient
cemetery -four feet vegetable soil,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18

Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining
Cars IN. the tcoytd are run the main lines OF
the CHICAGO ,MILRA UhE E 6SI.FAO u
RAILW4 Y. and every attention is paid to pas
sengers by courteous employees of the Company.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18
ANTfDOTE TO MALARIA,

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
"I have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds OF pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite il
splendid, food digests readily, and now
hayo natural passages. l feel like q new
man." w. d. EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
Sold everywhere, csc. Office, If Murray St., NY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22

rhs Ec-entricities which Dissfns suish .
Florida Homeless Fingers.

fhs Eccentricities Which Distinguish .
Florida Negro Bsnefess Fingers.
lF1ortda Special
One of the finest hooking negroes OF
Leesbnrz II Andrew Reed. On each Of
his hands there is an extra finger about an
inch long. and Of fnII sire. These fingers
have nails, bot are entirely honeiess. An.
drsw's father also had the extra fingers.
and had numfsr Of ether children. All ot
whom had the extra fingers, and a major.
fty Of them had two extra TOES Andrew
has two shiliren, both II whesn have the
extra fogsrs and toes He has six unclos
al with the same peealiaritv. their FAINT
lies being likewise marked Wban they
we're slaves thev belonged ~ ffene4el
BsiIev. 81 Floraaa Cne or thAra was
sfolen sod carried - Texee. wkare Fterpfsi
Haiey folSweI ard identified bis- BY his
fingers sn1 toes
AHc*her eexrr. whp w@s kHsfwn as
Afrscsn Jsck. aiez IN wef<ter rsssnf9
Is>< ~eek he cfsfrs>d - hevs heer 4
prince ir his s&tfr> lard. >na w&S Qs~avs
v><y iea}r1s - Ms 4<soe{et<<sn< He 80
<>of~8 ~heo > ~e<' 1<o~1 t~sx. e<1 sr<3
lo<o <er~v - fhe - sk;r>< <ee
Y<nks ~ kr-ne h&e b<ea II W<h0<x feon-
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22

fDaiiy. sundays excepted. sDails.
Passengers taking the ~ a. m lxprass make
close connections al Oeosso Cor LS4nsins a1.d al
Detroit Tor New York, arriving tleTt al l0JD q
the following morning
Night Express has local Sleepins ar Dsfroit 10
Grand Rapids.
This ls tan only line running Atlantic Exprass
leaF Flflg here al i0sl3 p- IA with Sleeping Car 10
Detroit. naalSlng direct connections fpT al points
East arriving AZ New York a. nl. the seoond
morning.
farlor Cam on mail trans both eflst and wess-
The train leaving al }: rs p. Viii make direct
connection viii MllwaUkee steamers daily. except
Sunday. and the $40 Z. M. vii cOn1ect Tuesdays
and thursdays with Goodrich SteatneTs for tii-
cago.
Through tickets secured Al d.. q. H. A n ofhes
ia Morton House block aud az the depot
u. POTTER City Pass Agent.
GEO. r. REEVE Traffic Manager t,llicaeo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22

hkr<oL Mltti.
Mn. N. q. YANDERIINDEs-We have used your
Magic Oil with great satisfaction. One Of our
children was taken sick with lso-called) diph-
liberia. OF course we employed doctor bat The
child grew worse every day. One morning the
doctor called with four more of has profession;
and consulted. If the child would be alive in the
evening they were To open the child's throat and
cut the phiegm out This / did not approve of,
but as there was no hope Of the childs reoofers.
consented. Finally our neighboT. Mrs. h. Wander
werp called with a bottle of your Magic Oh, and
asked ii we would use tit would cost moth
ing. We gave the child three or fye drops in
ternally every hour. and pouticed the soles of lie
feet with onionf and bathed it's throat well with
Magic Oil, and when the doctor came ia the even
ing he wanted To know what We had given the
child. ms IL breafhed SO much easier. 1 told him
we used Vans Magic Oil. He said keep right on
using il a. that was better than he could do. 1
have thanked Mrs yanderwerp a thousand times
for her kindness, and L sincerely thank you for
your valuable medicine. Yours truly.
MRS. A. ID. PAIN
Muskegon II would say have known the ef-
fects of Vans Magic OIL in domestic practice
always with good effects, never with bad effects.
Have prescribed IL IN my practlce hnd II a very
good and safe medicine.
W. H DEI4AP. NJ. ID.
Vans Magic Oil or King of Pain il manufac-
tured by n. q. Van,,erlinde, Muskegon. Mich,
and is sold by all dealers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22
Michigan Central |.


AHhACO 1AIiDe DIVISION
Depart Arrive
Detroit kx ~ GOO am Pacific IL Go an
Day Express. l2s45 pm Local pas4 lI.3D an
y. Y. Express 600 pm Mail M ~ SAD um
Atlantic Tx. ~e.2O pm Way Freight sas On,
Way Freight 62O am Cd Rapidk ExflOsn on
fPaTlor cars attached sSleeping carr sffsci'ssi
Pacific and New York Exprees daily Balance
rains daily exceps Sundays.
New York Fast Line runs daily arrlsiret
Detroit at PISS a. M. and New York 81 10 o. clock
the next evening.
A train leaves Detroit al 1 y. fs. excsut Sun
days. with Drawing Room and Parlor Carr fur
Grand Rapids. reaching here al 10 - y. u
Direct and prompt connection made with t3fTsf
Western, Grand Trunk and Canada soather1
trains. IN same depot at Detroit thus apoidins
transfers.
The Detroit Express leaving al Gs00 A. N Ina
Drawing Room and Psrior 0ar Tor Detroit. nsAch-
ing that city az II ss5 H. n. New York l0S0 a M.
and Boston = 40 =. IA. next day.
Through tickets for all points and sleeping cal
berths may be procured az Union Ticket Oiilos
corner Monroe and Ottawa Streets. and az Iniou
Depot.
J. T. SCHULTZ Gen'l Ae1- 81 Monnoe-sf.
GEO. W. MUNsoN. Ticket Agent. City.
J. ;. HAWKINS. Ticket Agent Depot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22
Chicago & West Michigan.
sEwAYGo DIVISION.

IralIs Ie<vs froFn and srT1Fe 81 West tloe De-
pot The northern terminus of this Division y
Baldwin. On r. a NJ. r. ~.
Passengers from tho North for Chicago and
points West Of 0rand Rapids change oxv st
West Grand ksplds. except on tie 81 \. m. train
when they change 81 Avenue Junction
!. Ii. PALMER. Gen1 Freisla al fsss. se~rt
Office. " honrs,s Street
Gso. W. MUSseE. Ticket Agent City
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22
Read what Vans Mage Gil Or king
81 PAS rss ccrs o-
the Feocs

Ne have nssd VANS kasir Oh for lalsx1s.l aE,d
external hcaEl0lls il ~ Colds Cole uls
Burns. Bruises. ete.. and tnd hons bsktsr- IL is
especially sSlAptsd - children as i oGn u ussd
with safssy and sstisfEsgion. and We ssrnsstly
pssommsnd II 70 parents
M1sksson. sept. - 1sS4.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22
J. ". EDDY.

have 1s~d Vans naslc OH f0r Neuralgia ano
il t1s pfOssd 20 bs satisfactory il has 80. sd
NE entirely: slsO oDI Hext door nsaslbor wss
cured by IL Joshans kieft, by Internal Use foE
Sore Threat combined with & sewers Cough and
hOansenes<; slso man by the name of Stoffsl
kwintens was cured by il Of a very sewers Lame
back. l can never Say too much il praise II y8ur
Magic Oil.
Grand Haven. April "a 1854.
fonFs truly JACOB DESPElDkfl-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22
Michigan g. Ohio Railroad.


Toledo with All railroads fiversins. T~cnu,~~s.
with A. . NJ. =. Homer with l. s. AZ s.
Lansing Division snd Air IdEs n &. Nsr~iat
with NJ. &. X. r. Bsfils Iresk w1tb Chirnao
Grand Trunk and n. G. T. X. Nonfsifh O. E 4
~ Ausgsn with &. A W. n. and L. S ans
LUTHER ALLAN. GtD1 psxs Al
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22

We have used yonr Magic OH for several years
and would not like 10 be without IT. az il il sood
family medicine. via: BRns. Bruises Sore
Throat. Colds. etc. hence truly recommend il 10
the public. REV. r. FANDkhNhlES.
Patterson. n. D.. Feb. IL. 1854.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-22
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- The train leaving az ,. NJ. connects az Mhlfs
Pigeon with Atlantic Express on Main I1ns
which has Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Coaches from Chicago 10 New York and Bostos
without change.
The train leaving az IS a. IA. connects Al WI
Pigeon giving one hour for dlnuer) with spoci
New York Express on Main Line
Through tickets and berths IL eleepins CoacL
can be secured at Union Ticket Office 3. honrs
Street. and Depot
All trains viii run by Goth MERIDIAN time which
il ~ minutes slower than Detroit time
j. w. MCKINNEY Gen1 Agt.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17


The editor on his Veturn from
San Carlos. brought from a. p.
Simmons as a present to Chas- Hol-
born. an Apache fiddle made Of mes
cal stalk. with one string. on which
the Indians play The following are
theletters of presentationnndresponse
SAX Carlos AeEScT. May 9
Sin. CHAs. HoLBorS have the
pleasure hereby to present 10 yen.
through the editor 81 ilio BnT, q Id
die. Ills not exaex a ciemoua, nor
has it ever been performed On 81 Pa
ganani or ole Bull It is. I believe,
nevertheless, capable Of dis nursing
most excellent music when in the
hands of that child Of nature, the no.
bic red man. L has fewer strings
than the .ar famed harp Of a thousand
strings Ii fact it has only one string
but knowing that, in other matters,
you have more that one string to your
Dew the donor has the opinion that
tkis one vel resined string. viii while
for you many weary hour away,
and that soliloquiziBg in che words Of
the immortal bard YOU may sly, IF
music be the food Of love, play Sn.
A. b SUnsoSs
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17
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Fresh ranch eggs at someryilles
Have you seen schein's scoop hats
for ladiesq
Go to the Crystal Lake saloon fer a
cool drink.
Pure Ohio maple sugar At Chapel's
a few cakes left
Parties desiring wood, please leave
orders at Chapels.
For pretty prints and ginghams, go
to J Myers & Sehein.
Canned pie plant, 8 for one silver
dollar, at Chapels.
Parties desiring ice can now leave
their orders at Benbrook & Moreing
saloon.
Elegantly furnished rooms ct Cha
pel's on Oak St. BY the day. week Of
month
Chapel has moving machine and
a good sulky horse rake to trade for
hay, barley, corn or cash
Another large invoice Of fresh ranch
eggs just arrived as Chapels, 50 cent.
per dozen. They 60 Ike hot cakes
oraydon has just received a car
load Of assorted iron and hard wood
which be will sell at greatly reduced
prices
Chapel makes a speciality Of fresh
and dried fruits butter cheese, eggs
and everything that's good
8 Myers & sehein have received The
latest novelties Of satines, buntings
nun veilugs lace checks and french
knadaers
q choice selection q toilet and laun.
dry soap just arrived at chapels
Call 81 Chapcls fer a mess Of Round
Shore herring loi' breakfast
Calfat ehapsfs Tor 3 paeksge d
Boone iYe hominy, America nation
q dish
Assorted and fancy eaaaies Just Il
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Somcrsille is jrst IN receipt 81
dried fruit, raisins, citrons, currants-
jam and iellies, as also oranges lem
ons and apples.
someryille has Middlstons ranch
butter for sale, fresh every week.
Van Wagenen has received a choice
assortment Of fancy candies and
crackers.
Fresh ranch eggs at T. Robinson's.
Butter, eggs and cheese at somer-
ville's.
Go to Somerville's Tor oranges, lem
ons and apples.
All classes of goods at bottom
prices at Van Wagenens
Another fresh arrival Of fancy cakes
and crackers at Somervilles.
J. W Douglass, clothes cleaner and
repairer, viii be found at his rooms
on Broad Street, between the Globe
and Arcadia saloons.
If you want fancy crackers and fam
cy biscuits, go to somervilles.
A new and elegant stock Of men s
hats lust received at Van Wagenen's.
A new invoice Of gentlemen's fur
nishing goods at Van Wagenens-
J. Myers & schein, would respect
fully announce to their customers,
and the public in general, that they
are now ready to offer atunprecedent-
ed low prices, the largest and most
complete stock Of dry goods ever Of
fered in Globe Our various depart
ments canaot Be oxcelled. BY any other
house IN the Territory; they comprise
fun line Of dress goods. white goods,
fancy goods, hosiery, millinery and
notions. Our ladies, misses and ehil-
drens shoes. is the largest and finest
selection ever brought to Globe, and
viii be sold lower than the market
value. Having bought the above in
large quantities, it viii enable US to
sell cheaper than any Of cur eompetit-
ors- Our stock IS now open for in
spection.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Parents generally arc desirous that
the school should continue its session
during seasouable weather. The trus-
tees and teachers desirous to oblige
have concluded that It shah close June
18TH winch viii enable the teachers 10
review past studies at which time there
viii BE public exhibition. The
children have made remarkable prog
ress In their studies which is eV-
denee Of the satisfactory conduct Of
the school. The trustees are also en-
titled to favorable mention for the in
terest displayed in behalfof the insti-
tntion.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

MR. A. B. SIMMONS Dear SIR and
Fellow Sinner: It IS with no ordinary
feelings Of gratitude that ] received.
from the editor Of the BnF, your es-
Unable present-for which I return
You my best thanks. nave no doubt
that you are speaking from eSper-
fence when you recount the excellent
effects produced By this fiddle Of the
one string, and that you have ''fad
during many weary hour on wfat
you ca this flood Of love" When
you visit Globe I hope this fiddle, with
other musical instruments, may help
to ravish your ears with sweet music.
I am, very truly yoais.
CHAs. HoaEURS
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF GIIA
u County, Territory Of Arizona.
IN the matter 81 the Estate oi HANS A n
TON ANDERSON. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday. the
3rd day Of June. A. ID, 1884, at 10 o'clock q.
No. IL said day. and the court room Of said
court tn the town of Globe, ella County,
Territory Of Arizona, have been appointed
IS tie time and place for proving tie viii
81 said Hans Anton Anderson. deceased,
and for hearing che application Of Olol
Martin Anderson. Ton the issuance % him
Of Letters Iestamentary thereon
Globe. A. H. May 1884
H II. long. Probate Judge
WILIA3I GRAVES. Atty for Petitioner.
NAV 4fW