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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-06-07
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your written instructions to find
whether you approve.
So, you see, if you write plain
ly what you want, it is much as
if you we're here. The prices
are just the same as ifyou bought
in person. There is but one
price here-and that must needs
be as low as anybody's. or lower,
or the store wouldn't grow.
You can u7zh for what you
want.
But you need the Catalogue.
Send the postal card.
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COWS!

At the stables of the subscriber, in Woods
town, n. j., "a COWS. All of these COWS have
calves by their side, or will come into profit
soon, and are from four to six years old. One
bull coming two years old. These cattle are
bred well into the Durham stock, ana are reds
and roans in color.
Sale to commence at l o'clock, =. NJ. Con-
ditions liberal, and made known on day of
sale. 6-7l2t GEO. w.
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Plants For Sale.

CABBAGE, Tomato, Cauliiower, Beet. Egg
" Pepper, and all other kinds of plants il
season. All the best varieties. Grown from
Landreth's seeds. Call and see them before
purchasing elsewhere. ISAAC b. COLES
Greenhouses, Mill street, South Woodstown.
Aprl9-3m
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
BOOTS AND SHOES!

We do not propose to write a
lengthy article, telling you that we
have better goods than others, but
we do propose to present before the
public the finest and best stock OF
LADIES',
MISSES AND
CHiLDREN'S
SHOES
That we have ever had; bought for
CASH direct from MANUFAC-
TURERS, which we sell for the
LOWEST 20 IBLE PRICES.
Also a fine lot of GENTS HAND
SEWED CALF Boots and Shoes
Of the latest styles, unequaled in
quality and guaranteed to give good
service.
DUE SCHOOL HOE
We have a selected stock, good and
durable. Call in and take a look,
nc matter whether you buy or not,
we will be pleased to show you any
you may want for future needs.
You will find the prices the lowest,
and fair dealing with everyone our
motto.
We propose to meet your wants
in all the latest styles of good goods
in the shoe line that can be pro-
duced. The best
5000 LADIES' SHOE
In the market, for style, quality of
material, workmanship and fit, can
be seen at the shoe store under the
Opera House.
Those who are looking for Boots
and Shoes should be particular to
see our lines this season, they are of
more interest than ever before.
DO YOU WANT
A real good Ladies' Shoe for q lit
tie money? If SO, we have in stock
a Ladies' Pebble Goat, button, solid
leather throughout, worked button
holes and flexible sole, for $3.50.
These goods make friends with all
after being once worn
+. b. HUMPHREYS,
Woodstown. N. !.
New Store Under the Opera House,
]. NELSON CURRY, in Charge.
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Wheat Straw Wanted

IT the Pleasant Valley Stock Farm. Highest
market price paid. Apply ut once to
DISSTON u kILLGORE,
53l-2t Woodstown, Nd.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-06-07

TAs. II. MAYHEM, AUCTIONEER, Pitts
u grove, n. j. All kinds of Real and Per-
sonAl property sales cried on reasonable
terms. Marl-ly.
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Notice of

NOTICE is hereby givep<fhat Charles u.
IN Clark, of haBorough6f Woodstown, in
the County of SaleVl and ytate of New Jersey,
hath this day madeNn assignment to the sub
scriber of his estate, 10Y the equal benefit of
his creditors, and that< he said creditors must
exhibit their respectively aims under oath or
CHARLES ID. COLES.
Dated Aprd HH, 1899. 4-12-
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-06-07

We have just opened our New
Spring Clothing, and are inclined to
think there is no store in South
Jersey that car show a stock OF
equal variety and excellence. While
we have all kinds suited to MEN,
YOUTHS, BOYS, and CHILD
Rem, we have given our best at
tention to the
VERY LATEST DESIGNS
In Cut, Style, Make and Finish of
Young Gents NObby Dress Suits
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-06-07
cows! COWS!
SECOND SALE OF
COWS AND CALVES !
Wednesday,, June 18th, 1889,

urILLDc sold at public sale, on
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-06-07
DairyTupplfes.

ENoR S~ALE-Hees, Honey, Hives and Wax.
I'D. COLES, Woodstown, Nj. 5-Sltf
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-06-07

Dated April %. 1Ss0.-May3.ot
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-06-07
Some Of the editorial blue-bloods

wooDsTowN. FRIDAY, JuNE :, 1883.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
Jahr9an9 %. Ur. 8.

meri fanif6en Stride uno ben III
|.tramontanen. .Oen Nusgang bieies &=
fes permae 9fiemanb poraus5uieben, aber
Die Sunpatbie Der Broteitanten lpirb
ii6erlib iebr itarf Der Maiie iener r0ntis
i6en Satbolifen ii6 surpenben, nel9e nnz
ter Der 5iibrun9 FOLDER WGnner rpie Gar
oinal 8ibbons O babin tra6ten, Die Sta
lienerberri6aft auf bieiem Continent 3u
binoern. Obelei6 Der gongreB. ii9 at
9nniten pdpitli6er l1nabbGn9i9feit erfldrte,
mar bod feline @usorufsweiie auBerorz
oentli6 eemeiien int 8er9lei6 nit ben
meiiten anoeren 9leuBeruneen iiber bieien
@egenltano, tpabreno Der Son ieiner 8er=
banolun9en (?) im aagemeinen anSu3ei=
gen ibeint, bab B as liberale or t.
I d ttlt6e ameri a II 6 e
y em en- t in Der r0mtf6=fatboliiben
Stride ni6t nur iebr einflubrei6 lit, ions
bern ar6 an Wa6t gerpinnt."
SON pielen Seiten tperben au6
aeuBerunsen BON 8re > isern II.
g ia at 8 6 II M dnnern beri6z
tet, pel6e bur6 Die 8eri6te BON bem
8altimorer Gon9reB peranlaBt 1inb
uno bur6wes absitnltis, sr6Btenz
bells 9eraoe5u feinolelie lauten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
Oem >Tablet' tpir6 ams 9}or

= Dem <Tablet' tpirb aus &om
beri9tet: rgs beiBt, bab gapit Seq
XIII. benz Cardinal gapecelatro ben
Guftras seseben, einen &atedts<
mns 8 ans3uarbeiten, tuelder in alle
Spraben iiberiebt unb elm 6anbbud
tiir alle @ldubi9en iuerben }oQ. (?)
IS itno namli6 lebr piele &la9en
iiber Die 8eri6ie6enbeit Der &atedisz
men laut sefporOen. &inoer, pel6e
aus elmer Di65ele in eine anoere font
men, baben 10 uerl6ieoene &atebisz
men 5u lernen, oaB iie am gnbe feiz
men re6t fDnnen. Sa, nicbt NAL in
ben Bfarreien elmer Di55ele lift Der
lelbe &ate6lsmus in ben S6ulen inn
@ebrau6, 10 baB Die &in6er in manz
ben Orten einen anoern &atedismus
an5ui6affen baben, tuenn iie nur aus
Der einen in Die an0ere 8farrei perz
5ieben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
Sortlaufenoe Ur. ll52.

itiibt fid auf Sfelisiun, unb uber
g ia at fann n 6t& elt9ions=
lebrer lein," 9as iebise Sp=
1tem lit mitbin perfebrt.
gu 2. Saipobl, fatbolil9e 8iirser
f6nnen ibre &inber in Die 6Hentli6en
S6ulen 16iden, ,uenn iie iiberseust
1inb, baB es i'm Sntere1e ibrer Sim
Der liest; alein als treue &inber Der
fatbolil6en Sir6e ,uerben iie ni6t
auf bas seitli6e, ionoern auf bas
elpi9e Sntere11e ibrer &inoer 1eben
unb ben @lauben ibrer &inber ME
MATS freiwillis Der @efabr aus
leben.
gu 3. Ser Srielter lit Der Sitter
Der Sacramente, un0 menn er 1iebt,
baB Witslieoer 1einer Seeroe 1t9 in
Der ndditen @efabr CUR Siinbe be fin
BEN, 10 lit er uerpfli6tet, fie au uar=
men anb, ipenn m6slt9, Die @efabr
ab5uwenben, Sber es lit 5u bea6ten,
oaB ct als @lieo elmer lebenoen&ir9e
ni6t na6 ei9enen 2aunen unb @inz
faqen @elebe ma9en fann, lonoern
ii6 na6 BEN @eleben ber &ir9e gu
ri6ten bat.
Ob Oiele grwiberun9 Srn. &teble
befrieoist bat, lpillen pir nt6t. Der
3iped leiner In5apfuns mar offenz
bar, Die fatbolii6e &ir6e Der 0fentz
lt6en S6ule 9e9eniiber auf mDsli9lt
auffdllise unb wirflame 8eile ms
1nre6t 5lt leben.
&enn tuirtli6 i6on, pie Der ST,
8ii6of ia9t, uOie meilten Menl6eu
in ben Ser. Staaten prafttI6 llnz
gldubt9e itno", bann miro man ben
oermaleinlti9en 0anf Der ufreibeitsz
liebenOen Imerifaner" segen Die faz
tbolil6e Stride, pel9en Der bo9p,
Serr propbe5eit, leiOer ni6t all5u bo9
anl6la9en biirfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

gonsreB audi gum @ormurf sema6t,
oaB er ni6t elm ernites 8ort eeaen
Die 8 bel men 8 eielli9aftem
bat perlauten laiien, insbeionoere aez
gen ben Glanzna=@ael. Sour zines
unierer oeuti9en fatbolil6en Taui6<
bldtter lpenoet bem gonsreB inn allz
'semeinen 9rOBes Sob. Das lit Der
s@abrbeitsfreunb'. SnbeB aud bic
sr ma6t sesen bic &elolutionen be-
trefeno Die S9ule unb bic gf6miI6e
Srase einise ianfte @inpenounsen.
Ourb meg einperltanben lit nit
jenem gon9reB BON ben beuti9zamez
rifanii6en fatboliiden 8ldttern fein
etn5ises. DO6 au9 fein einaises
oerlelben bat ii6 ba5u berab9etpiirz
oist, ben GOnsreB einfa6 fobtsuz
l9pet9en ooer Die 8eri6teritattune
iiber benlelben nit eini9en 3eilen ab<
5utbnn, I'm i'm bann ebitoriea um
10 let9ter berableben unb perbd9tieen
gu f6nnen, uie es leiber nit besua
auf Die oeuti6=amerifunii6e &atbo>
ltfentase Die Webr5abl Der iriidz
amerifanii6en 8ldtter sena6t 6at.
Ste baben mebr Dber minber aug
fiibrlt6 beri6tet, mas i6nen our6
etsene 8eri9teritatter ober bur9 an
oere 8ldtter BON Dem Gon9reB be-
fannt 9euoroen lit, unb ibren 2eIern
auf otele 8eile @elesenbeit seseben,
it6 ein eisenes l1rtbeil 5u bilOen unb
tremoe Qrtbetle duf srun6 eisener
Sa6fenntniB gu prifen. SIR Ser
fabren in bieler Sinii6t entlpri6t
mitbin gang ben @run6ldben Der
@abrbeit unb 6es gie9tes, fpel9e
9riitli6e 3eitunsen itets ni5t nur
lebren unb uertbeiOisen, ionbern audi
lelber immer iiben iOllten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

Mebrere beut d >amerifa :
nj DE fat of I6e 8ldtter be-
urtbeilen ben 8altimorer GonareB
nett tpeniser siinitis ais Der <gSanz
oerer'. Snsbelonoere iinb es bic gnz
Ipielunsen einiser Der &ebner auf
Die foreigners, in @erbinbuna nit
Der auffaleno itarf betonten ssor6ez
runs, baB Die &ir9e in Nmerifa
rs ii noli9 amerifani5d"
iein miilie, = bieie vinbirecte Deut=
I6enbebe" unb bieie rHationalarro=
gang, tpie elm Wiitarbeiter Der
.Stimme Der 8abrbeit' ii1 ausbriidt
= BON tpel6en man6e umIerer beutz
i6en Gollesen GnlaB 5u tetber 9ritif
9enommen baben. Damn audi uer=
ben Die Sfeiolutionen beaialid Der
g dule, Der Sonntaesfeier g
uno Der & b mii6enSrage pou
einisen i6drfer miBbiliat als BON
uns. @nblid tuirb bie nnb ba bem
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
ST. PAUL uno 1lnneapolis, 11nn oen s. DECEMBER 1885,

Iamite Wfittel, bic erbabenen unb
beilbrinsenoen 2ebren oes @panse=
liums in Set unO Ser5 un1eres SOL
fes frii6 su erbalten. llnlere &ir6en
iiben auf Die @abrbeiten Der Offen=
baruns einen ginfluB, analOs jenem,
iuel6er bur6 unlere @eri6tsb6fe auf
bas biirserli9e &e6t aus9eiibt tpirb.
0as S9iueiseu unb Die Seierli6feit
bes @eri6tsbofes, Die Nnpelenbeit
bes pori riibenOen &i6ters, Die @e,palt,
nit tpel9er berIelbe beflei6et lit, bas
@etut9t leiner gntl6eibunsen seben
unlerer biirserli6en unb Criminal
re6tsmilienl6aft ein Gn1 1eben unb
eine &utoritdt, tpet6e lie ni6t baben
f0nnten, uenn es feline feltltebenben
2ribunale sd6e.
Iuf slei9e @ei1e H6Ben bas reltz
9tDIe Oecorum, bas in ben gempeln
unierer @ottesperebrun9 beoba6tet
miro, Die 6ei1isfeit bes Srtes, bas
erbabene Amt bes functiunirenben
@eii itli9en, Dor allem Die 8prle1uns
unb @rfldruns Der beilisen 56riften
ben Menl6en @brfur6t ein pOr Dem
g6ttli6en eieb uno peri6affen bic
fem einen md6tisen @influB auf Die
1ittli6e Siibrun9 Der @emeinbe. 9ie
iummarii6e S6lieBuns unierer biirz
serli6en @eri6tsbDfe piiroe ben 2anz
bes9eleben feinen perbeerenberen
SdaOen 5ufii9en, als bie S6lteBuns
unierer &ir6en Der 6riitli9en &eliz
9ion.
(6ortiebnns fplst)
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Sin Gapttel aus Garb. 6ibbpns
Seti6rift.
(Sortiebuns.)

uDie gntbeiltsuns bes
9ri itlt6en g Sabbatbs lit bic
brittle iociale @efabr, sesen iuel6e
mir uns 5u ipenben un6 bel 5eiten
gorli@tsmaBreseln 5u treffen baben,
ebe bieIelbe 10 fur9tbare gerbdltnilie
annimmt, baB iie ii6 ni6t lei@t mebr
beleiti9en laBt,"
gta96em Der 6err Cardinal i'm
Solsenoen na9setpieien, baB bic
sitte, 9etptiie Sage slt 6ffentli6er
Gerebr1tts Der @uttbeit unb gum
&usruben pom @erftassleben 5lt eez
brau9en, in allen 3eiten unb bel al
len SOlfern ii6 finoet, fdbrt er fort:
vMit uel9' tiefer @briur9t 1pll=
ten mir eine gnpr6nuug betra6ten,
Die ba5u beitimmt lit, ben Meni i9en
ieinem 1rbeber ndber 5u brinsen unb
ibm WenI6li6feit sesen 1eine Waitz
men16en unb WtitleiO lelblt fiir bas
9aittbier ein5uflOBen; cine Inorb=
nuns, oeren 8efplSuns nit 5eitli6en
Se9nunsen belobnt un0 beren Ser
lebun9 bur6 fur9tbare Seim1u6un=
gen beltraft uurOe; Die 5uert uerfiin=
bet uur0 bel Der Worsenodmmeruns
menl nl6li6en 9aleins, wioerballte aui
bem 8erse Sinai uno BON oem syirz
ger @ottes einsesraben uaro in ben
Defalos; eine Snoronuns, bic fir
ale 3eiten uno Orte gilt uno seraOe=
5u bon ben 8ebiirfniiien unlerer Sea-
tur sebieterii9 perlanst miro! Ser
Sonntas ober Der Sag bes Serrn lit
BON Der briltli9en @elt 6em Dfent<
li9en @uttesbienit unb bem Iusru=
ben bon Der fne9tli9en Irbeit sez
lpeibt tuorben, um babur9 bas Sc
oddtniB Der Guferitebuns unleres
Seilan0s 5u feiern, nit mel9em Ct
oas @erf umierer @rlOiuns pollenbet
bat, um uns suslei6 5u erinnern an
Die slurrei6e Guferitebuns Der Gus<
ertpdbltea uno Bic ewiseStube, pel6e
i'm fiinftiseu 2eben ibr Sbeil iein
lpa. User se9laubt bat," ia9t Der
Ipoltel, ruiro 5ur &ube einseben, /"
r@s bleibt oaber fiir bas gplf @ot.
tes elm Sag Der 9fube iibri9." Sa,
elm nieenoenoer Sag Der 9tube unb
b06iten @lidlelisfeit, porsebilbet
bur9 Die &ube bes alten Sabbatbs.
Si6erli6, lebr palienb bat man Den
Spnnta9 sewdblt. gSenn es 1i6 se=
5iemte, benEas gu feiern, on uel9enl
@ptt Die @elt eri6affen bat, iuie oiel
mebr mod 5iemt es ii6, ben Sag gu
feiern, an Dem Gr Seine gr(Dluna
nollenbet bat.
@is Die @erebruns unleres S95z
piers sefOroert unb 1nterbalten ipirb
bur9 relisi6le Seite, ebenlo pirb 1ie
na6lalien, ipenn biele nibt beobad=
tet, unb aufb6ren, uenn iie INTER-
briidt merben. @enn tntmer Die
Seinoe @ottes Die 9felision eines
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

@ie ii9 INNER mebr berausiteQt,
letoen Die 8eri6te, ipel6e man BON
Baltimore CUR 3eit bes &atbolifen=
consreiies ausselanbt bat, mod mebr,
als man es ion1t inn 2anbe oes
~Ruffs" selpobnt 1T, an neberz
tret bun9 unb IonItiger gntz
telling Ser Sbat1 a 6 en-.
llno oieie reclamebaf ften unb untpab=
rem 8eri6te finb nt6t muir burd
gang Imerifa, ionbern lpie mir jebt
aus 5 Ell t i9 Ell 3eitunsen err
Ieben, audi na9 europa gesangen.
So leien mir in Der ,&0ln. @olfss.'
in elmer 9epel6e aus &albinston
pom -. gtopember BON Dem gon9reB:
uSeute Gbenb pirb ein Safelsu9 nit
10000 Sadeltrdsern aus alien
Ibeil en- bes 2anbes ftattfinz
0en." Sn elmer 0epei6e bonn IA.
gtop. an balielbe 8latt lte6t cine Sn=
baltsan9abe betreffs Der 9 E I 9liiiie
bes Gonsrelies; BON bent 8el9luB
be5ii9li6 Der Sonntassfeier g
finbet 1i9 barin feline @pur. 0a9ez
gen pirO in beiben 0epel9en 6ie
Iufmerfi iamfeit, Die Der gDnsreB Der
iocialen Srase seidentt bat,
10 ftarf betont, baB Die lIolfsa. baz
BON ben @inornd befomlpen bat, Der
GonsreB babe beiuubers iiber> oie,c
Srase netnsehenS berbon(
Oelt", nno toteb in i6rer mo6en-
| runo1bdu bonn II. sfop. als 9batz
la9e ipieoersibt, Benn iie ii6 se=-
ttduer trforntirt baben uno belpnberS
pon Dem Sonntassbei6luB @enntuis
erbalten 6aben miro, 6iirfte fie ibre
Ntetnun9 po6l cprrisiren.
go Daben aud mir ben gonares,
tbetltuetie ipe9en Der 9(nsabe, bab er
1900 Ibeilnebmer sesablt babe, in
ltrierer 8eltrtbeilitns anfanes iiberz
l@abt. : 8ie ii6 jebt berdusfeat,
betrn9 Die 3abl Der Sbeilnebmer
faum bic 9dlfte; .Sreeman's Sour
nat lprt9t BON 500 pber 6OO".
8te piele tbrer bann tpobl 9eiuelen
tudren, tpenn Die @erlammlun9 nj cbt
BON 10 gang auBer9ew6bnli6en 9ltz
tractlonen nmseben un0 besleitet sez
pelen udre? Oa NUN bieie numez
rid I'M Ger9lei6 nit alien anbern
&atboltfentasen iebr bei9eibene Ser
lammlrns audi irsen6 tpel6e ielbitz
ftdnbise 3bdttsfeit gar nidt enttuiz
delt bal, 10 erideint i9lieBli9 bon
all ben sroBen Namen, unter benen
lte auspolaunt uOrOen 1T, aud ber
gtame s Gon9reB sr5Ber als bic
Sadie ielbit. gfun muB un6 fann
gtiemano ia9en, mir ietten nit oielen
gemerfungen iotbane 8eriammluna
berab. 0enn mir fiibren fie ia nur
auf ibr wirfli9es NaaB suriid,
iiber tpel6es iie bur9 untpabre 8e>
ri9te, Die mir ielbit in sutem @lauz
ben tuieoersesebeu batten, binauf=
9el9raubt tpOrben mar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

Yortngal. = gta9ri9ten aus 9ilz
iabon oeuten auf eine nnsebeuere re-
publtcanti6e Demunitration bin,
tpelde Den g tur5 Der Mon ar
d e anbrDbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

9ie u eltlt9 Sases5eiz
tunsen betuabren in ibrem l1rtbeil
I'M allsemeinen sr0bere 3urid6alz
tun9, Giele baben eben ni6t muir
proteitantil6e, ionbern au@ fatboli>
l9e Nbnebmer unb In3eisefunben
unb 1ino mebr pbcr minber au6 auf
polttiI6e &iifii6tnabme anselpielen.
Sic 1ino inGelisionslu9en neutral.
Son einem riidbaltlpIen @oblmollen
fiir Die fatbulil9e &tr6e baben mir
in ben l1rtbeilen bieler 8ldtter mir
genos etlpas ent0edt, gerl9iebene
oteIer 8ldtter baben ein3elne Der 9ie-
Iolutionen, luel9e 1ie pbne 8elpreniB
por Na6tbeil loben bnrften, berausz
sesriffen nnb gelobt. @p por allem
Die Spnntassz z&eIplutipn. 1eberz
aus erfreuli6 1T Die 3uItimmung bes
Seem Yorf SOurnal Of Commerce in
Der S6ulzSrase; bas 8latt itebt
aber bierin leiber gang allein. SIS
sebt peiter als Die I6l9terne &eIo=
luton BON Baltimore. (Siebe Seite
is 5, @h1 gfi@t tuenise Sasebldtter
baben bur9 bic 8altimprer 9feben
unb 8el6lliie ben ginorud befom=
men, baB Der &atbplicismus in Ime>
rita ii6 reformirt. Giberaliili!r... iJenr
@roteitantismus fi6 dbert, ii5
"a iii erttah;ii;; !; i;st=: : = 10 !. g, g ber
Baltimore Seralb', Der ct. 2outs
1ttsssse Democrat, Die Stem gOrf
Sun', Sas e9anlas I11y SSvvia;::aal',
Der s8rooflpn eagle, bas< <8roptbence
Telegram, Der .8pitun Globe, Der
,@lmtra Iouertiler'. sic be9riiBen
bte s nit 5reltOen. g3i6t peniee
aber beurtbeilen BEN gon9reB qana
offen ab9iinitis un6 feinblelis. gor
alem seben ibnen bic 10 iiberaus be-
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-12-26
Are Your Children Siok2

If they are, we know how you are
worrying. For we all love children.
Love their innocent ways, their childish
prattle, even their mischievous pranks.
Without them the world would be
cherries indeed. The more it pains US
to see them suffer, the more thankful
we ought TO be that in Pe-ru-na a
medicine has been discovered that viii
cure the ailments to which they are so
generally subject, such as Group, Collie,
Cholera Infantum, Dysentery, Scarlet
Fever, Whooping Cough, Diphtheria,
or that dread Catarrhal Earache. If
you will send to the Peruna Medicine
Co., Columbus, Ohio, you will receive
free a copy of DR.. Hartman's ellis of
Life" containing full directions for the
use of Pe-ru-na in all emergencies and
also the most satisfactory testimonials
to its efficacy. 1t also shows what
Man-a-lin, the unrivaled System Regu-
lator and remedy for Constipation, can
do. These family medicines, which no
household can afford to be without, are
sold everywhere-only 81 a bottle.
For sale by w. l.. Wood.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-12-26
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
c. SIP, Nj. g. Q. R'Y.

Take this line from St. Paul and
Minneapolis to Chicago, Duluth,
Washburn, Ashland and all points
on Lake Superior, and to Sioux
City, Omaha, Kansas City and all
intermediate points.
The Northwestern Line will
take you to the wheathelds OF
Dakota and Minneapolis and the
corn fields of Iowa and Nebraska,
to the Black Hills and the wonder
full oil and coal bearing districts of
Wyoming, or it will take you to
the pine woods of Wisconsin and
Michigan, and to the Gogebic Iron
Ranges.
No line is SO we'll equipped for
its passenger business, or gives
more attention to the comfort and
convenience of passengers than
"The Northwestern Line" nor
does any other line make as good
connections East, North, and
Southwest. With tourists, land
seekers, or e%migrants, in fact with
all the travelling public "The
Northwestern Line" stands first.
At Mcmillan Junction the G. B.
& St. Paul Railroad makes
good connection with the North
western Line for St. Paul and
Chicago.
For map folder showing, the line
and connections call at I50 East
Third Street, St. Paul, III West
St. Duluth, IS Nicollet
House, Minneapolis, or address.
7. w. TEASDALE.
Gen'l Passenger Agent, St. Paul.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-12-26

The Pension office is just now
receiving an average of 700 letters
a day from congressman, and as
their requests take precedence
over all others, it has had the
effect of delaying the other cores
pondence of the office very much,
but it is only temporary. The
congressman will soon obtain the
information they desire and then
the other fellows will have a show.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-12-26

The more that is known about
the detalcation in the Office of the
Sergeant-at-Arms of the House
the worse things look for all con-
cerned. A committee of the
House made a hurried investiga-
ton Of the business methods OF
that Office, and in its report to the
House said enough about its
looseness to justify almost any
kind OF rumor. Sergeant-at-
Arms Leedom's personal account
was discovered to be $3.50 short,
and the books show that he has
used the government funds right
along to discount notes for
members of the House, and put
the profits in his own pockets.
The amount stolen by Silcott the
absconding cashier is within a
fraction of $4,000, and who is to
lose it is still a debatable question.
Either the government or the
members for whose pay the money
was intended, will have to be
responsible, as it seems to be
generally conceded that owing to
the peculiar circumstances sur
rounding the case nothing can be
made out Of the $4,000 bond of
Leedom. What makes the thing
look worse for all concerned. is
that no serious effort has been
made to trace Silcott and try to
bring him back. The fact that
Leedom and Silcott have been
boon companions of a lot of fast
Congressman makes many people
believe that Ieedom and quite a
number Of members and ex-mem-
bers Of the House would be very
sorry indeed to see Silcott under
arrest, for fear their turn might
come next,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-12-26

A red hot fight is being made
against the combinations of Mr..
Morgan, Indian Commissioner,
and Mr.. Dorchester, superinten-
dent of Indian schools.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-12-26

For SALE.-Four forties of wild land
living three miles east Of Grand Rapids
on the Flower road. For particulars
apply at this office.
Seven hundred dollars Will buy a
house, barn and three lots, in the second
ward. The house contains 10 rooms
This is the best bargain we now have on
our list.
Four hundred and fifty dollars VIII
buy the lot and residence just opposite
Frank Woods residence in the second
ward. For sale by A. L. F~ontaine.