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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-13
Susembnrsii1eS aus SeIetet.

Oas Bir9ertreus 1. GlaHe ers
belt Der gsriieator Der Maase unb @es
wi@te gu slrIon, I6srr s.. g. gailieu. Die
Meooiue l. R!aiTe Der gonieruator per
ardipsn su arIOu, Serr g. $. 9ourt.
@ie Der Mm It erSamer Slip"
aus Oitenbe senelost pirS, intsreiiirt SIS
mig 9sopoIb iib isbr fir baS sc iiiions s.
weien i'm Gon9oitaat Naments
LID leet ct srobe SOfinunSen auf bas in
SSwen erri9tete a ritant DE Gent
mar. DIS ndmli9 bic 0teoe auf bielsS
Sbema fam uub benz &Gui1 bemerft pnrs
De-, baB IS nod cine l3sit bausrn pitroe,
bis Brielter aus bisIem Ssminar beruors
ainSen. bemerste er: .WiGn mus ii6 6ssis
len senn Der @Onso itebt alen ReIi9ionss
@eieai@aften often. SD babe erfabren,
ba6 man eaisI6it spei proteltontii9e Niil,
forsn erri5teu MIL" Der Correspondent
Der rSiio~ fist benz hin;u, oaB Der @rSbis
i3oF pon 0fe3e!n srobeS SntereIie on benz
afrifanif&en Seminar ninimt. gQS Setter
lit Elm 9ursm6ur9sr, DR.. 6orgst, seDiegter
Srisrtalilt, Ger augenbIiGli@ in Sepuatb
peiIt unb IN Der beIsiiaeu Bropins 2urems
burg s%e5irtig ID, in AuSfi4t scuummen.
Die g smeiu6e Sop 1T erm&9:
tt3t wOrsen, 5000 6rs. 81 borSen.
9err8 9. O. 8eanpain bat Ole ers
6etcne gntIaIprs aLS 8lrssrmsiiter Der
Wemeinoe 8ieils SGIm erbalteu.
Serr Setp Sc GBos6 lit gun,
@eusraI Goulut 8eIqienS in 9ritii9s
Snbisu nit Der 0teiioeu5 in Bombay ernannt
poroeu.
Nuf S6Iob Sc ouurop BET 8irton
ltdr5 en- 10. September, pom SdIGee ges
rii6rt, Der Senator 0eu Bouuier. Ospus
tationeu Ser 6eI9tl@en Sammer 9aben Del
benz Sesrd5niB i Polka baS @eleit.
Souuisr mar Elm wiitbsnoer 2iberaler.
Rinoer binterIdbt Ser Mtaun feline, Sa feline
@be lteriI mar.
auf Dem lebteu 8aitna6cr Marfte
uertauften ii9 bic Sdumsr az - bis IA
6ranten, bic S9afe gu % Gr. @orissS
Sabr soItsn Die S@afe mod ~ ST.. 6as
Stif. Ser Marst mar 10 flaa, bag uon
1867 ;useiibrtsn G9afsn bios lis pers
fault wureen. Grob bes nieotisen Yrsiiss
bes SiebeS = es lit felt einem Sabre 80
so Pro;ent gefaaeu = lit bas 6leii9 ni9t
biui9er sepoToeu.
8el6eu orgfdlttgen Inter
ri9t Die S6uIe in GGrISbours ertbeiLt,
scbt baraus berpor, oaB non ben I'M Gusult
ertlaieuen 30 Sdilsrn, Die li9 III per:
i@ieDentn Staotseramen prdientirten, allie
peifirten, ut9t Elm einsi9er fteI
bur9. Serr 90. OisSri5 pom @ieiI:
Calm marc IN Die N5tbcilung fir @iUil.
SrSenieure an Der lluiueriitdt 9Spen Guf:
senommen. Die Serren $. Sslpa pon
Surp, S. Gola pon BerismeniI, &. Son.
eelet pon YaIiSeul fanSen @aiuabme an
Der uniperiitat Gent unS erbisIteu resp. ben
g.. 8. nnb Z. YIab Don 81 ganbibatsn,
bic um Iufnabme tn bic @eniei9ult
na4iu9ten. Die Ssrrsn s. gplisnor
pou gtaue, s. Msunisr uon 9alansi, u,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-13

NIT. Ser Wei3en lit bieiss Sabr out se,
ratben unb ersab Don l7-2I Vrl5el.
&orn feel iebr peri9isben aus Man reds
net As bis so unb mebr @Iibsl auf ben
Mfer.
l,Tas ganb pirb lie nadSsm nit $7Oo Bis
$EssO per 16O &dsr besablt; peniser aIs
cine @isrteIieftion miro ielten perfauft.
Oas Qanb bat feline Steine un6 nur islten
fonmsn Sinblinge Dor. Die obere Mder.
frume 1T swei SUB tief idwarser, rei9er
BoSen, bann tisfer gutter selber 9e6m; OIL
ben Baden finbet iid Sanb. On BEN @e.
waficrn waalt fein 9oI3 bas g~rennmate-
rial fommt aus Soma, Sainois unS Sn.
Diana nnb 1T trosbem biuig. Die @'esenb
bat ansse5eidnetes @aHer, bas feline Gpur
bon alcali Seiet, unb iid iiberaq nidt isbr
tief iinSet. Der Wei;en go. /, barter,
wirb bort an Srt uno Stelle nit 60 Cts,
ber peide NIT 55 Gts. GssabIt. 8eli6s
Torn bat feinsn Hrsis, ba es msbr fir ben
beimatb.i9eu @ebrau9 cls gum 0erfauf
sespseu mirb. 0os Goun,p wirb pom
Giienbabusn bur6i9nitteu auo en- Der Qei9.
ti9teit gum abiat febIt es aIio nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-13

@ie es perIautet, iou bic fisssnbe @uB.
MALE eineu Der 9odofen bur95ro9en
baben. @lidlider Weiie lit tein bebeus
TENDER llnfaa gu b~efIasen.
gtteIbrid. @m Morsen bes 90.
Sept. befanb ii9 Der 54idbrise Ms9aniter
Neser Soiepb in biefiser Stride; auf eins
nal itir3te er s%uiammen urb mot cine
9ei4e. Der Cob ioQ mad glusiasen bes
ar3tss tn SoIse zines 9ersi9Iases einses
treten iein.
S3tffltnsen. g(m 90. Septbr.,
Worsens, fanb man aubier auf 6ffentlider
StraBe ben 9siduam bss 2eidbriaen Gag
lobners 3d.. $. liesen. Der Sob ioG
in 6olse Gritidlns bur9 ~ibsrmdBisen @es
nuB BON Sranntwein einsetreten fem.
S9rsfli9!
2uremburs. Na9 Ser Sur. 3ta."
1T Sr. Or. 2eon Wirtb, Director Der sSns
ternationalen 8anf, nit Der 0ertretnnq
Der &esieruns auf benz amtli6en gonareB
fir 9anSsIsre@t beauftrast ruorben.
giuiItanb Der Stabt 2urems
burg.
Seiratben.-8 om 5. Sept.: Ga
fob S3dfier, gisarrenma5er, NIT @nna
Ssronita Yierro; Sobann Gang, Tppo:
graph, nit Sransista Maria @slter; pom
Is: Matbias @ant, 8antsG commits, nit
Wfaria @eblen; pom 16.: Srans Wan>
6res, Sudwebsr, NIT Marsaretba
S6pei5.
SterbefdlIe. = Yom Z. Sept:
ausuit @amir, alt 16 g., Stubent; pom
o.: Nnna Maria @irit. alt so g., gbes
frau pom Sobunn gbilipp &eTeler; Mfas
tbias &ers, alt 80 s., S9ubma6er; pom
TO-: MusoaIena Wartiu, alt SO g., obne
Stanb, ebelos; pom a.: Wtaria Beifort,
alt 10 s., obne Stanb, ebslos; Matbias
Sanff, alt Is s., Notwithstanding ebes
los; pom l5.: 9uopis 9eaei6, aft 60
s., S4ubma9er; pom II: Raria Gbos
mas. alt 22 s., obre Stanb, ebeIos; Ve.
ter @rimberser, alt II Sabre, obns 9ss
perbe.
gtpil It a nj Der @emeinbe@ orr
meIbtnsen.
Setratben. - 0pm 4. Ineuif:
Camille Gi6bOrn, &sntnsr in G5nen, nit
Wsaria gi5bOrn, obne @emerb, aus @or=
mslcinsen. Sob. Geter Sung, Mssssr in
Wormslbinsen, NIT @nna Masia @ssten,
aus Msttni9.
SterbefdIIe. = Som Z. Stunt:
Matb. 2inben, @iu;er. alt 81 g., aus
Wormels. Som 49,: Sob. Marr @rins,
alt Sc s., aus Sber.@ ormslS. Som %. !:
Wtaria gedius, oft "a g., aus Obsr.
@ormsIbs. Iom 8. SuIi: Nit. Sdtle,
alt SO g., aus Mattum. Som 49,:
Sob. Yinbel. alt 70 s., aus Sbers@ o,m.
Bonn 25.: Mnna Witt, al. 66 g., aus
@ormslos. Som go: Dsaria Gennins
get, oft 10 S., aus @bnen. @om 10.
Ausuif: &atbarina Sep. alt IS s., aus
Mbn. Bonn TO-: SOB. 6isifer. oft IS
s., aug Gbnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-13
unb @srtb bes otie6iiden @pmnofiaIs unb

uno Wsrtb bes 9tie3ii6en @%pmnafials unb
b6bern unterridtes fir Bilbuns, Wihens
i6aft unb WeItgeiittuug (RuItur)". Sn
8 Sdbsn benefit ct Die 0i3ti9teit, Die
bobe S~sbeutuns, bic Rotbuenbistsit bes
llnterridtes I'M @riedii9en, o5ne baB isIbit
oas Stubium bes 4atein duBerit manseIs
BAIT, bur4aus uerfiimmert; bsnn elm pirte
iameres uno eripriebIi1eres Bilbungsmits
tel ais bas 9atein lit bds Stuoium sries
dti5er S9riftiteler, bic Sortbauer bes
Stubiums bes @riediiden liest i'm Sntes
reiie Der Sultur unb Der WilIenidaft. Auf
20 Seitsn bebanbslt Der Mutor ietn Ebema
uno i4IisBt nit folseuoen @orten, mel1e
bic san3e abbonoluns wiirois idlisBen:
,Soute in Tranfrsi1 obsr BeIaien cine
h%irnloIe H~euerunssindt unpinenber ODER
gu tu.sIi9tiger Wieniben Dor benz perbdnss
niBuollen S9ritte (oes Gntfsrneus bes
@riedii3cn aus benz 0ebrpians) wirfli1
ni5t suridi9cneu, bann m0Gte i'd linen
surufen: Qbut sler @erf, ibr Sitanen bes
llmiturses! Nenu absr srit 6er Gag on.
bri3t, uon pel9sm geranser ~gsiuusen unb
oas StcppcnroB oes Oon'iden &olasen in
ipilcen Spriinsen sloiI9en ben tburmboben
Saufen BON Sdu!sn: &apitalsn, Ir9itrapen:
SOsens uno Suppsltriimmsrn f9 einber.
tummelt, jwiiden Bergen Der 3sritSruns,
81 peIden bas Opnamit Die Ouabern Der
Dome, Der Boldite Der Gunit, ber 6anen
ser @iNsnidaft bur9sinunber gelprenst
uno sleiaiam in cine siu,ige bimmelbo9s
ragenoe Sdule, Elm 9enfmnl Der 9arbarei
uno oes daOtriben Ri6ts umsewanbeIt
bat, Sann iteist iiber bieier Sduls eins Sta-
tete auf in wel9er nod elm auerlettss
Weol ber Ssllenismus in Icu9tsr,bsr Seuer;
i6rift arf cure Saaube tlitt:
Aux hell6noclastes la barbarie triom
phante!
glpm.: Soebeu iast man nns, bab i'm
rV~anowirtb" cine fle;nIi9e HoIew,;t segsn
Gter'S N6barSlung itsbe.
. 9dterna9, 6us genohnIi@ bintsn
nod iommt, bat bieieS Sabr alem gln>
iAeire mad fs;n 4rogrumm auf3uwsiisn.
Wober eoS?
- G!tsI6,iid, bic inuse 9tfeybaui9ule,
bic III Ger Terion bss 8arons y. gto6aus
fen ibren beitsn @6Rnern, oieGeiGt ben
Sebensnerp uertnren, latte fid in bieiem
SABRE nader gsbaItsn. Sin l96nes 4ros
gramm, beiien NbbunNluuseu i'm vVpr.
NOrt" IN extenso miigstbeiIt purosu, mas
uns ni4t befremoetc, lpri5t seuuaiom iir
Ole StaatsanitaIt. X. L.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-13
Gprreiponben5.
lluicrc oicsjGtrigsu &rsgrawmAbbanS=
lgngen ber mittleren SebrGHialtea. =

3Gerlt begriBten mir beuer 6a5 Yros
9rGn;m oeS Oiettr4er Brogpmnciiums, bas
swei Ibban6lungen entbdlt. Serr pros
fefior gdsr bOt, mir slauben iein srlter
Serlgd, cine ~gIbbanolnug BUR Crime
run0 on 9eter 6Iein'S poetiibe 6bdtioteit"
OH Ser Gpiee oes Yrogramms itsben. Niit
srO6sm Saterelie nno onpa6ienber Bee
geiitsrnng laien mir in eiuem Site bieie
freifi6s, gutSur9bs6te unO onrdsearbsis
tete @bbanSIung 6ur9. Ger erite Sas,
Der wobi ipatsr benz pollenoeten @uBs bel
seflidt wuroe, bate IN unS gu @nfaus Ses
fir9tunsen elmer u~nreifen Nrbeit auftoms
men laiIen. 0o9 i6on auf Der sweiten
Seite rparsn mir zines InSern bslebrt unS
Iaisn NIT sr6Ber perSsuSer Spannuns Die
Stubie iibsr ben iusenbIi9sn Oi6ter, BEN
Der Cob aa3u frib Der Oi@ttamit, Der
Sprads unb @eididtsfori9uns bes Ssis
matblanb9sns e%ntriiieu bat. Die ;weite
MbbanbIuns 1T pom ribmIiait betannten
PbiloIosen Sdwidert: vllebsr 4ebsutans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-13

Oamoiieaur pom Oampicourt baben bas
Oiplom als Telbmeier un6 % anbere
S3iler bas 9ebrerbiplom erbaIten. Das
iinb grfolse, uie iie uie0ei9t teine MnitaIt
in europa auf3uweiien bat.
Sn BeIsien erbdlt elm TbeiI ber
Burger bas Stiur1re9t Bel Yropin3ialz
pabIen, pe,n ie elm gramen paifren.
auf 1000 gtnwobnsr erbielten bas
Stimmredt auf bieie art: in ben vIibsras
len" Prouinsen 2itti9 1894, in Sennez
gan l4.l4; in ben tatbOIti@en 9rouinaen
0ursmburs 1884 nnb Ramur 31.S3. Gin
iteuer Be,peis Der Ma@t Der 8erbumuuns
bur9 ben &aiboItcismus! Ote belsii9en
9iberalen finb ni3t itoIs auf bieie 3abIeu.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28
Worlds sfGoods

Probably no other woman IN the World receives
so many letters of thanks as Lydia E. Pink
ham, of Lynn, Mass. Mrs. B Of Enfield, Y.
H, says: 81 will simply say that your Vegetable
Compound is all you recommend it to be. 1t has
done me Worlds of good Another lady writes
from Ottawa as follows: II have just to-day
bought the seventh bottle Of your Vegetable Com
pound, have used two boxes of Pills and several
packages of your Sanative Wash and think it but
right to tell you how much good derived from
your medicines. They are q regular God-Send.
All the pains aud aches have almost disappeared
my stomach is much stronger too and feel my
self improved everyway."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28
- q

The first legal tender greenback
note issued by the United States, dated
Aug. 1, 1862, of ''series A, No. l." is
In possession of an Allegan county,
Mich, man, who claims to have re-
ceived it as part of his wages as a
soldier.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28
Still SurrenderinS.
The Leaders of the Northwest
Rebellion are Yielding One
by One.
The Captives are Released, and
P0Undmaker Asks for
Peace.
The Apache Indians Massacre
Several Whites.
Winnipeg.
THE CAPTURE OF RIEL CAUSED POUND
MAKER TO SURRENDER

THE CAPTURE OF RIEL CAUSED POUND
MAKER TO SURRENDER.
BATTLEFoRD, May % Father
Cochin and twenty-five other prison
ers, bearing a white flag, arrived
frOna Poundmaker's camp last night
with q letter asking upon what terms
would his surrender besaccepted. He
wants reply in two days. He also
sent messengers with similar letters TO
Middleton This action was caused
by the arrival of four half breeds. who
reported the capture of Rel The
news created CONSERVATION ia the In
dian camp. a council was held and
the result was a decision to send IN
the priest and prisoners.
1t seems that P0undmaker was on
his way to join Riel when he met che
half breed scouts. The letter was
written at POundmaker's dictation by
Jefferson, school master on the re-
serve. The prisoners selzt in with
Father Cochin include 90 teamsters
captured liz the Eagle Hills, Fontaine,
the captured scout, Bremmer and
Sayers, Of Bresayler's settlement, and
two women in male apparel. Twenty
one women and children from Bres-
ayler's settlement are held as host
ages.
The teamsters say they were we'll
treated by the half.breeds who pro-
tected them with leveled rifles from
Indians who were threatening to kill
them. Father Cochin returns to-
morrow with a letter from Col. Otter,
stating that Poundmaker must negoti-
ate with Gen. Middleton, but hostili-
ties must IN the meantime cease. Mid
dletOn is reported today as having
reached Prince Albert the 10th inst.
POUNDMAKER ASKS FOR PEACE.
ST. PAUL, May 22.-The Dispatch's
Winnipeg special says Col. Herchmer
at Battleford telegraphed Inspector
Norman Of the mounte2 police here as
follows: All the teamsters taken by
POundmaker are released and he has
sent IN word asking for terms of
peace.
POUNDMAKER SENDS A FLAG OF TRUCE.
MONTREAL May ga telegram
from the scene of trouble in the north
west states that Poundmaker has
sent flag of truce asking on what
terms } can surrender. He will give
up the captured transfers, two women
and one priest.
RIELS COUNSEL.
QUEBEC, May 22.-Lemiend, NJ. P,
and Charles Fitzpatrick, the advocate
who figured so conspicuously in OBJ
tanning reprieve for Madame Bautel,
the St, Paul boy nurderess, who is
now liz the Kingston penitentiary,
have been retained as counsel to de-
fend Rel in his coming trial in the
northwest, they having been sent for
bya prominent French Canadian gen
tleE1an IN the province who is a great
friend of Riel, and who has vclun-
teered to meet all expenses incurred
by the counsel in his defense.
CAPTURE OF CHIEF WHITECAPS.
HUMBOLDT, n. w. T., May ga
scouting party of TCrnto guards left
here two days ago. and after a long
chase captured Chief Whitecap and
some Of his band. who have been
brought into camp and placed under
guard awaiting orders froIn Middle
ton. Whitecap's brother and a scout
named Peter Mcdonald assisted in
following up the trail
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28
L H. WARNER & CO., Rochester, N. Y
Health and Longevity a
Natural Inheritance.

a sad phase Of life is the large number
of premature deaths constantly occurring.
Health and longevity are our natural in
heritance, but alas! to many sqTander the
priceless heritage for mess of potage.
An observer may notice on every side
deplorable violation of Natures inf1exi-
bic laws. With many it is only the pres
ent moment that is considered, while to-
morrow and its consequences remain
unheeded. HE liveth long who Iiveth
WELL" and to live out the allotted space
of "three score years and ten" one must.
indeed, live well, and walk circumSpectly,
carefully avoiding the many aIluring by
paths Of life that too late are found TO be
only short cuts to death and destruction
Pity the man, pity the woman that lead
butterfly lives, thoughtless and needless
OF future years, striving only for momen-
tary enjoyments, UNDERSTANDING their ap-
petites and their passions, running stom-
ach, liver, kidneys, nerves and brain by
improper foods and excessive indulgences
To all such the writer cries Stop HOLD!
change your ways Of living, restore
strength TO these important organs Of life,
become again perfect in mind and body.
etyourselves again on the right road to
health ana longevity by using the only
remedy that never fails to rebuild a brok-
en-down constitution, known far and wide
by the name Of DIR. Guysott,s Vel
low Dock and SarsapariIIa.
Yeur druggist will get it for you. Take
no substitute. 1t restored the writer to
robust health, and viii save you!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

church, IN session at Houston, Tex,
and to the general assembly Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Bentonville, Ark. a report on minis
terial relief was presented, which
showed that 204 ministers, 279 widows
ane 230 orphans are dependent on this
board for help. The receipts FROM ali
sources during the past year were
SOB, 745. A resolution of sympathy
with those suffering by Thursdays
fire IN this city was adopted and col~
lection was taken for their benefit.
THE FUNERAL OF THE DEAD.
MCNcINNATI, May % The funeral
OF six of the victims of Thursdays
fire at Sullivan's printing works took
place to-day from St. Xavier's Catho>
lie church. Three of the six were the
Lavan sisters, and the others were
Miss Winn, Mrs. Bell and John Sulli-
van. All the collins were in the
church at one time, and they were
almost buried with flowers. The
church was crowded almost to lis fall
capacity. The other victims were
buried from different places.
ONE MORE ASSIGNMENT.
MEMPHIS, May 23.-Amos Wood
ruff, president of the Woodruff &
Alison Carriage and Hardw ware com
pany, and president of the Woodruff
Lumber company, made an Individual
assignment this morning. Liabilities
$500, 600; assets, nominally 1926. 600,
A LARGE AWARD FOR DAMAGES.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May % In the
suit Of William @. Whitehead against
the Indiana, Bloomington & Western
railroad, to recover dam ages for per-
sonal injuries received IN an accident
on the above road, the jury awarded
the plaintiff SIS 000 This is the
largest SUM ever named in verdict
in this state for personal damages.
THE INTER- STATE COMMERCE COMMIT
TEE
NEW YORK, May 23.-The commit
tee on inter state commerce closed its
sessions here to-day. The committee
will now go to Boston.
HANGED FOR MURDER.
GALVESTON, May 23.-James Per
Rhodes, m0latto, was hanged yester-
day at the Jail in this city Tor MUIR
der committed October last. Only
limited number witnessed the execu-
ton. The doomed man net his fate
firmly, and admitted his guilt. His
neck was broken by the fall and he
died In four minutes.
AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR cox.
New YORK, May 23.-S. S. Cox,
new minister TO Turkey, will be en-
tertained at dinner at th9 Hoffman
house, June 8, by many Of the most
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28
@Reeson.s Aromatic

ssBeeson.s romatfc Alum Sulphur Soap
Hunaors, Prickly Heat, Rashes, Sunburn, Rough,
Chapped, or Greasy Hands, Sore Lips. and all
Skin Bemishes its exclusive use will retain
beautiful smooth, and soft complexion. 25c, of
Druggists, or by mail of VIM. Dreydoppel. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28
&. Deceived ~ oman

is the lady who uses cosmetics face lotions white
lead, bismuth, powders, arsenic etc. in the belief
of enriching and identifying the complexion. 1t
is but temporary and ultimately destroys the
skin beyond the power Of nature to restore it.
Stop it! Stop It now and use only DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic, which imparts the vigor and loneliness
Of youth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

The mortal remains of Beethoveu
and Schubert will be transferred this
spring from their presentresting place
to the He~ Central Cemetery IN Wen
u
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

4 New York man advertisrs troches
for dogs " t1ich are guaranteed to make
the breath Of poodles and pugs as
sweet as Desdemopas
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

H II. FELCH, Rockford H.. says he finds Vet
Urinary Carbolisalve anequaled for the cure Of
cuts, gals and scratches, and the longer he uses
it the better he likes it as remedy for general
stable use.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

Over done beef or mutton is, a
family doctor writes, quite as indl-
gestlble as hard boiled eggs; it should
be well cooked to be heaIthful, but
rather inclining to be underdone.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

The removal of Prof. Sanborn, Of n H, after
being pronounced ineurable by a score of ply
sicians, from Las Vegas, n NJ to his home, was
effected by administering Or. Harter's Iron Ton
&c, which has restored him to his former good
health
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

In Boston there are $50 licensed
wholesale milk dealers, and 1878 IL
censed retailers Of mllk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

Three fourths of the children born
IN Calaveras county, Colorado, in the
past two years are girls
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

Germany has 324 and France 325
Locomotives for every 1000 kilometres
of railway.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

The throne of Louis XIV was sold
by public auction III Paris a few days
ago for 6, 500 frances.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28
A Husband,s Greatest Blessing

is a strong healthful, vigorous wife with clear
handsome complexion. These can all be acquir
ed by using DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28
"Rrown,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

for coughs and colds II think them the best ard
most convenient relief extant. Req. c. u.
Humphrey, Crate. KJ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28

| LA CROSSE. Wis, May 23-The
principal business block of Lansing,
Ia, burned early this morning Loss
500, 600; insurance, $50, 900.
DETAILS OF THE FIRE.
The fire in Lansing originated near
the Concert block, fine three story
building, and swept south and east,
consuming the Lansing bank, post
Office, Lansing Mirror and Journal
offices, stores, hotel and dwellings, in
all 40 buildings. The La Crosse fire
department was telegraphed for, and
| started on a special tram, bat turned
back from Caledonia, the fire being
under control.
The heaviest losers are Nazelton &
Thomas, the Bank of Lansing, a fine
brick two>story building; John Tully,
grocer, new store, heavy stock and
just purchased; j. T. Metcalf, Lansing
Mirror printing office; j. w. Roehler,
fine fancy goods, brick store L. Fink
and S. L Scam, both dea lers in boots
and shoes, carrying heavy stocks; L.
[. Elmandorf, jeweler and millinery;
J. B. Thorpe, boots and shoes; T. w.
Wagner, harness shop, brick building,
large stock; Journal printing office;
w. McBay building, groceries; Spenc
and Morgaa's dwelling houses and
several others A small per centage
of the general stock of goods was
saved. The total loss is about $780,
600, and the insurance is estimated at
100000.
A BLAZE AT MERRILL.
MERRILL, Wis. May ga fire
damaged the Anderson block today
to the extent of $4,000. Insurance
not known.
FIRE AT CRESTON, IOWA.
CHICAGO, May 23.-An Inter Ocean
Des MONIES special says: Fire al
Creston, Iowa, to. day destroyed frame
building valued at $1,000. Loss is
mostly covered by insurance. It is
believed the fire was started by
tramps
RUMOR OF ANOTHER LEAP FROM THE
BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
NEW YORK, May 23.-It was rumor-
ed last night that Frank Livingston,
an acrobat, had jumped from the
Brooklyn bridge and, like Prof.
OdIum, had been killed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-05-28
AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR COX.

New YORK, May 23,-S. S. Cox,
new minister TO Turkey, will be en-
tertained at dinner at th3 Hoffman
house, June 8, by many of the most
prominent citizens of New York.
Congressman Hewitt will preside.