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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-19
FOREIGN.

The British bark Dinapore has been
wrecked off Cape Corrientes and the cap
tain and FIVE of the crew lost.
HERBERT GLADSTONE, son of the
"Grand Ola Man. whom Mr.. Gladstone
refers to as my boy Herbert, is nearly
forty years of age.
Mr.. FULLY, the editor of the Roscom-
mon (lreland) Herald, has been sentenced
to three months imprisonment for pub
fishing an article In his paper denouncing
land-grabbers.
The resignation of Mr. Munro, Lon
don's Chief of Police, has brought the
wrath of the Liberal newspapers of London
on the head of Home Secretary Matthews,
who was already unpopular on account of
action in the Maybric and Crewe murder
cases. 1t is intimated to Mr.. Mathews
that he had better resign.
MADRID. Cholera has broken out
at Pueblo de Ruget, in the province of
Valencia, and there have already been
fourteen deaths from the disease 1t is be-
heved that the disease was conveyed to the
place by some soldiers who recently ar
rived from North Africa.
LONDON. England.-It is reported that
James Munro, chief of the metropolitan
police, has resigned, in consequence of a
quarrel between the government and him
self regarding the regulations adopted by
the police on the occasion of the demon
strat1on against the licensing bill in his
department.
SEVEN shocks of earthquake have oc-
Cured in the French department of Jura,
inhicting great damage In the vicinity of
the Jura mountains. The people are
panic stricken, and since the first of the
shocks have refused to re-enter their
houses Thousands of men. women and
children are camped out in the open fields
No loss of life is reported, but a large
amount of property has been destroyed.
LoNDoN.-A young woman has carried
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The most amusing feature of the Eng
fish Derby this year is the utter discom-
future of the experts who had the winning
picked out days before the race. AS for
Sainfoin, the flyer that won the great
victory-why Sainfoin wasn't even ''in
it." Thus the wise turf expert Truth wrote
Nav 10: eff any of my readers have
backed Sainfoin | advise them to hedge at
once; :" and again, ''Sainfoin needno longer
be thought about in connection with Derby
while Surefoot and Right Away are on
their legs" The cause of the sage coun-
sci was the sale of Sainfoin a month be-
fore the race by 'astute'' owners to a
young nobleman for $4,000. If the horse
had any chance of winning of course he
would not have been sold at any price.
SO the experts lunged at the young pur-
chaser as follows: when Sir James
Miller's unsophisticated intelligence is
more developed by experience he will
recognizethat clever people, who thorough
ly understand ''the great game" never sell
a horse of high reputation unless, as the
French say they have reason" But
Sainfoin won the race, and the readers OF
Truth, with many noble earl, have rea'
son to mourn. Such things frequently
happen in this country, by the way.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-19

HENRY NJ STANLEY has made a profit
able engagement to lecture in America
next season. He will receive 525, 900 for
his New York lectures alone and 81, 900 for
every other address he delivers. Professor
Bryce, the author of The American Com
monwealth, -" which is by long odds the
best book ever written on the United
States by European, if not, indeed, by
anybody, has almost decided to deliver a
coruse of lectures in this country also. MIR.
Bryce was member of the last Gladstone
cabinet, is one of the most active OF the
Iikeral members of the parliament and IS
a good speaker Americans will also have
an oppo1 tunity of hearing from Sir Morell
Mackenzie his own versions as to whether
he killed or prolonged the life of Emperor
Frederick by a course of treatment at varl-
ance with the views of Virchow and the
most eminent German physicians. To
complete the list, Louis Pagan will en-
tighten us on the treasures of the British
Museum. They will be all welcome and
will doubtless carry back to Europe a
goodly store of American dollars.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-19
GRAND RAPIDS, WISCONSIN.

WHILE young ladies at institutions have
been exhibiting intellectual graces, it is
noted that the outgoing class at Vassar
has the attraction of the prett1est girl seen
there for many years. There will be some
Wisconsin girls there, the coming year.
The most impressive point in the bacca-
laureate there last Sunday was the exhor-
tation to the young ladies to go forth with
the invincible purpose not to lean on any
body. Perhaps this did not mean all that
it said.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION,
Five Tons of Nitro Glycerine Explode at
Toledo Ohio.

TOLEDO, O.-Early this morning people
we're startled by what appeared to be
a perceptible shock of earthquake
Later it was found that instead of being
an earthquake shock it was an explosion
of FIVE tons of nitro glycerine in the works
of Gasoline & Co.. at Findlay. O. The
works were reduced to kindling wood and
scattered for a mile In every direction.
A hole in the ground large enough to take
in four-story business block, marks the
place where the mill stood Nobody was
killed. No estimate of the loss is obtain
able yet. Specials from all points in north
western Ohio show that the shock was
felt for over forty miles in every direction
and was generally attributed to earth
quake.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-19

THE family of the prince of Wales
seems to be determined to break away
from the royal traditions and to marry for
personal rather than state reasons. The
recent marriage of one of the prizes
daughters to Scotch peer descended from
a long line of Highland chiefs who spoke
Gaelic up to a century ago was the first
first break. Now comes report that AL
bert Victor, the eldest son of the heir to
the throne, is willing to renounce his
right to the succession if he is only al
lowed to mary the girl he loves. The
young lady happens to be granddaughter
of Queen Victoria, and therefore, the
young mans own first cousin. From a
romantic point in view this match is very
interesting but is not so commedable In
other respects. European royal families
are the victims of intermarriages of cous-
ins, and nearly every sprig of royalty is
closely related to every other royal gprig.
What they need is an infusion of COM
mon, honest, plebeian blood that would
give them healthy bodies and sound minds.
The young fellow who is anxious to throw
away throne so that he may marry ac-
cording to his fancy, is not robust of body
or bright in intellect, but he seems to have
power enough of will to be able to over
come the deep-rooted prejudices of his
sturdy old grandmother. He viii! prob
ably have his way.
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Deal Gently With the Stomach,

If it proves refractory, mild discipline Is the
thing to set it right Not all the nauseous
draughts and boluses ever invented can dc
half as much to remedy its disorders as a few
wineglassful>-S three day-of Hostetter
Stomach Bi'ters, which will afford it speedy re
lief, and eventually Danish every dyspeptic and
bilious symptom Sick headache. nervousness.
sallowness of the complexion, fur upon the
tongue vertigo, and those many Understandable and
dIsagreeaoie sensations caused by indigestion,
An immediate abandonment of such random and
i'll advised experiments should be the first step
in the direction of cure: the next step the use
of this standard tonic alternative, which has re
ceIved the highest medical sanction and won IN
precedented popularity.
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An emulsion of one quart of kerosene in
FIVE gallons of strong soapsuds is an excel
lent remedy for the caterpillars that will
now infest apple trees, but kerosene Is
fatal to peach trees. The proper way, how
ever, is to tear out all the nests that ap-
pear In the trees and burn them, which
work should be done late in the after
noon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-19

While in a state of intoxication, Ii
Sullivan, a miner. was run over and
killed by Lake Shore train, near Hur-
lev.
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THE TREATY SIGNED.
The Sac and Fox Indians Agree to All the
of the Confracf

SAC AND Fox AGENCY.-The nation
al council of the Sac and Fox
nation agree on all the terms of the con-
tract with the United States commission
ers, and this afternoon at o'clock
signed the treaty and formally closed
the trade. The Indians agreed to
have their allotments taken within
four months after the alloting agent ar
rives This will probably leave the coun-
try ready for opening to settlement next
spring When the Indians have taken the
allotments there will be about $4,000
acres of land left for homesteaders.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-19

Senate The resolution offered yester-
day by Mr.. Edmunds, appointing Ed
ward K. Valentine sergeant-at- arms of
the senate, was taken up and agreed to
an amendment offered by Mr.. Harris,
substituting the name of Henry W. Wall,
of Tennessee, having been first voted. The
conference report on the senate bill for
public buildings in the borough of Beaver
Falls, Pa, was presented and agreed to.
The cost is not to exceed $50 900
Mr.. Paddock read several kilograms
from Nebraska in regard to outrages
by Cheyenne Indians in those
states, and asked the chairman of the com
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Cosr:-sS,5 500, not including m%antels,


This insect Is one Of the commonest
and most widely distributed American
species.F 1t ist found; in nearly all the
States Of the Union, and also, in Canada
and BritishyAmerica tt Is a true bug,
belonging to tho order, Hemiptera, and
gets It's food by inserting its sharp beak
into the succuientte q or stem OF a great
variety OF plants md sucking out the sap.
Its habits have lately been summar-
lied by MI. @: W. Woodwork, or the
Arkansas Experiment Station, as fol-
lows: at lives upon aimost all kinds OF
plants, proving the most injurious to va
rious flowers and garden crops, especial.
}y TO- potatoes. In the nursery It stunts
the growth Of the young stalk in the
spring, and BY killing the young bios.
som budstprevents the trees in tie orch.
ard from bearing, q full: crop oil, fruit
6iraw berries are caused to .ahrivel ur
and. button and other; small fruit Il
rendered less valuable on account OF moi
beinG full and plump
Tho furnished plant.bug Is a SINAI.
brownish insect about one-fourth OF al
inch long. 1T passes the winter in an,
protected place, in the adult state.
As to remedies, MIR. Woodwork re
marks, that it is very evident that an in
sect with such variable food habits vii
require. different methods Of combating
It uudes, It's different circumstances. Il
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Not n lsiped.

The burning Of the Whittier schoo'
building ut Fortress Monroe 4 short time
since recalls to mind M amusing Incl
dent which occurred there about the
close OF the war. says tho New York
Tribune. At that time there was q
mania among coiored people for educa.
ton, aud the school was made up Of all
sexes and ages. AT tho end Of q year an
exhibition was given to show what pro.
gross had been made, TO which a nun.
Der OF prominent people were invited.
The teacher stated that II any persons
IN the audience wished to ask the pupils
any question they could do 80. A
Swapping big fellow, who wore only a
SHIRT, trousers and u pair OF Government
shoes, was called on 10 read. He got
along very we'll until he reached the
word 'bipcd." Here gentleman Ia the
audience interrupted, when the follow
ing dialogue occurred:
MY man, what Is the meaning OF the
word biped2"
"a biped is q beast"
"Why Is q beast q bipedw
X Because it has four feet"
Are you a biped7"
mo, sir"
"Why7"
"Decause I hasn't got four feet" ~
"What arc you, thenT
Use a cupedw
The shout Of laughter which greeted
this almost broke up the exhibition.
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the flower garden. and even in tho
nursery, Il could be Jared from the beds

the flower garden, and even in tho
nursery, II could be Jared from the beds
In which II passed the night, early in
the morning before 1t becomes active.
This would destroy many OF the pests
and prevent much injury. Tho insect
is quite sluggiah early in tho morning.
Pyrethrnm and kerosene emulsion are
good topical remedies. The emulsion Is
made by adding two parts OF kerosene
TO ono part OF q solution made by dis
solving half q pound Of hard soap
IN one gallon Of boiling . water, and
churning the mixture through a force
pump with a rather small nozzle until
the whole forms a creamy mass, which
will thicken into a jelly.like substance
on cooling. The soap solution should
be hot when the kerosene Is added,
but Of course must not BE- near a fire.
The emulsion thus made Is to be diluted,
using, with nine parts cold water.
should be applied as a fine spray with
q force pump and apray nozzle. What
la known as kerosene powder Is also q
promising remedy. This powder is
made by thoroughly mixing one part Of
Kerosene with ten parts OF plaster or
some similar material. II Is then 10 DO
applied to the plants on which the bugs
arc c~ongregating.
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FIRST

EXTERIOR MATERIALS Foundation,
stone piers; first story, shingles extend
ing nearly to grade and covering foun.
dation piers tower, dormers, gables and
roofs, shingles; crestine and FINALS, cop.
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CoLoRs.-Shingles on side walls OF
first story, tower and all dormers, brown
ish stain. Shingles on roofs Of all dor
mers, tower and main house dipped aud
brush coated dark red. Wall shingles
OF first story where covered by veranda,
and on backs Of veranda 'archings,
stained drab. Trim, md all cornices
and other holdings, dark brown. Sotlits
of dormer roof projections, drab. Out
side doors finished with hard oil. Yer
anda floors and ceilings, oiled. Sasles,
red. All brickwork cleaned down aud
oiled. Copper cresiing and finals left
natural color of metal. l.r7S,a SGD
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FOR SALE.


Fourteen lois on east side OF Warren street ana
west side Of Wclzcl street. convenient 70 mnlt'
MGR iron WORKS the new corfngRetnR fHolXst
Central glass works and other large concerns.
Fticv, Stuaut $500 X lot. THIS property Wildly
sold with ono condition attached, VIE, tnat ~
mts,te In psor. d within D stated time: building
to cost u moderate sum. which VIII DO named
An5ut eighteen acres OF hillside pasture land
In tho Eighth ward There arc som9 nice bulla.
Ing sites iii tho hill AMI II contains valuable
sandstnno and nriek clay.
No, 2i1t Market street. .etsfya
No, 1851 Market streas..
No. * aud SjTwea!y sixth street. Both houses
Tor S,.0o.
Nd: 1856, 2s1s AMI $40 Main street.
10. III aud ia Seventeenth street.
No. losS McColl0ch street.
No 40 SHtl nal ROnd. j.il
No, 1907 Chap1ine street. N
NO IFS Eo0' st'ect, hall lot. E WI $Gy
cnr,er fot, cast stdc south Front street.
d loot loI, east side South Front street
M. fJ,north fr0ut street.
Caolsc III lots In Falr Ground properly, Weli'
Honu,e anl lotin Fulton. W. Va.
no aero Farm nj Clients Run.
CnrIer lOt. Virginia and south York street.
Tr"nctiy suiinnic Tor Rhoto(on MAIN tItSei.
Nesitetcs. onutquarter. mic cast u Af'aoe.
phls, Win 9 Gorcs VI laud, sl,cOo.
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rlSAyCE.AND TRADE.


Tho Features Of the Money and Stock
NEW York, May c.-Moncy on cali easy ai
I to 0 per cont, las. loan closed at per cent.
Primo Mercantile paper ba7 per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet At 81 s,ai So. Bales OF socks
were 3t9.ttt shares.
Tho stock market still maintains lis moderate
activity. although tho business done at prcsent
% far Ia excess Of iha! Tor ,he past two years.
To-day the market was somewhat more ieyctish
than usual OF late, and the elect was 10 bring
about 4 reaction, which met with some little
hucceA In the general list, and almost all i'm.
portant changes for the day arc advances. Tho
news OF the day was not Of particular import.
ancc. Tho bears had the help OF reports OF cut
tlng OF rates III the West. Among the speclalti,s
the strong features to day We!e Chicago Gas.
Oregon Transcontincn,ai later became the leader
u The ADVANCES, md % u yety large business
rose 2 per cent. Manhattan, wheeling Il Lake
Etle. aud Sau Francisco stocks made Ahnrp up.
ward turns. Tho market closed active and
rather heavy, The undeftone of the market
Continues firm. The majority OF tho list ART
ANAL fractional losses, except San Francisco,
which lost IL: Rock tkihnd and Colorado tont,
! per cent each. while EAU Frnnc!kco preferred
y up w: Manhattan, IN: Wheeling 4 Lake
Eric, II, and Oregon Ttanscontlnental, ! per
cent. 'Ih
Railroad bonds were more active to-day. Sales
Sl.l00.0W. +,
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Health is Wealth

DR.. E., C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
aguarantced specific for f1ysteria. Dizzi.
ness. Commissions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use Of alcohol or tobacco. WGkefulncss. Mental
Depression, softenlpg Of the Brain resulting In
insanity and leading TO misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age. B%arrenness, Loss Of
s~permhtorrhGa caused by ovcr.cxcrtion OF the
brain. Eel'abuso or ovGr.indulgence. Each box
contnins one months treatment. 500 a box,
or six boxes for S. %, sent b. mail prepaid on
1ee e;!Ps OF snr rs rsss. w w k,au AZ S1asE s 'lSs} s SoS Is
liz for six boxes, accompanied with IS %, VIC
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
to refund tho money II the treatment does not
effect a culc. Guarantees issued only by Nc.
Lain Block. cor. Market and Twelfth streets,
Wheeling. ". Va. s ~ q se2b rrhsAw
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And yet you are not sick enough to con.
suit a doctor, or you refrain from so
doing for fear you will alarm yourself
and friends-we will tell you just what
you need. 1t is Hoods SaraapariIla,
which will lift you out Of that uncertain,
uncomfortable, dangerous condition, in.
to a state Of good health, confidence and
cheesfulness. You've no idea how potent
this peculiar medicine is in cases like
YOUR, HHI .""
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higher: new spriug California sold ut 56a57c
clean; Eastern oregon i6al9c; Valley Oregon &c;
Ohio and Pennsylvania XX and above 83aat.;
M 3!.1hza33c; No.. l at Is3sc; Michigan Y ,29c;
eombing. No. ! washed :sAltec: fine deln,nc 35a
acc for Ohio: 3IA35c for Michigan; pulled woods
frm; super Scatcc; extra 25a33c. Ilt
New 'YoHx. May 2-Wool steady and ialrly &C.
tive: domestic fleece siaaGc; pulled "7a3ic;
Texans 1Asn5c. -I4af I'
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IfYour Liver Reminds You

Oiita existence By dull pain or sharp twinges In
the right side, or beneath The dexter shoulder.
blade, accept the reminder Is a warning, and
regulate the organ without loss OF time, BY The
use Of Hostettcrfs Stomach Bittcrg The aooyo
ness Of The skin, constipation. !ur.ed tongue.
disorder Of the .stom.ch. sick headache and
morning HAnSea. Int D reform Is promptly In.
stltnted by the Hit,ers, the best posaible anbs'i.
ltute. for calomel. blue pill, and other super
potent and hu'ttuld.ugs enormously deslsnsted
as remedies for oiliousueu. Appetite and di.
geattou arS restored, and tho bowels resume
activity. when an impetus Is given 10 the func.
thong Of health by this sterling ]xattblIinus
and purifying tho circulation. and jor.iiyipS
the syslem against malarial Injection in air OF
water. IT IL also highly beneficial for rhepmR,
Ism, kidney aud bladder troubles. -
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LEMON ELIXIR
A plcnsnnt Lemon Drink.

'' A Plcnsnnt Lemon DRINK.
For biLiousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness md nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For f%eyers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
Or. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any OF the above named dis
cages, all OF which arise from a torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bow.
els.
Prepared only by DR.. H. MozLpY, At.
lanta, Ga.
SOC and 81 90 per bottle, at druggists.
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Hold 1t to the Light.

The man who tells you c%onfdentially
just wha. will cure your cold is pre-.
scribing kemp's Balsam this year. In
the preparation Of this remarkable med
icine for cough and colds no expense is
spared to combine only the best and
purest Ingredients. Hold a bottle OF
kemp's Balsam to tho light and look
through it; notice the bright, clear look
then compare with other remedies.
Price Soc and 81. D&w-4
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A DRY, hacking cough keeps the bron-
chial tubes in a state OF constant irrita-
ton, which, if not speedily removed,
may lead to bronchitis. No prompter
remedy can DO had than Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, which is both an anodyne and
e1pectorant. DAw
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Roal Estate.
For SALE.

Eight Roomcd dwelling. 1ls South Penn
street, very desirable location, s3,C0o. ~,
Six koomed Dwelling, With large io1' 90
TwCnty.nIuth street. for sl.lah:
Doubts irnme totfse, sehia Tor y per monH,
mt d and rs Indiana street, for $3.50. 4.
Five rodinea frame house, with larEoyald, Al'
Twenty ninth street, $1,000. '.st ~
Nix yt,smr1 hnu.a L.: z.ano street. sc.00l.
M,saius In building lots.
Guriem tarr,, Ohio liver bottom, above nigh
water mark. 1 he very best lind. "osd intprove.
meulS. EAiirond station on the place.- hlx
miles frpm this city. en- acres. Pr.co SOY
yer acre. en,,ru ~
Rcnl Estate agent and Broker,
u.nc - - -. I'm Main hlrCGt.
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When Daby was sick, VIC sa7o her Castorla,
When si,c was q Child, she cried for Castorla,
When che became Mss, shc chung to castoria,
When shs had Children, .he gave them CastorIa,
Bucklou's Aruich Snlye,

Tho best Balve in the world for cuts,
bruises, hores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaina,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is conts per
boz. For sale by Logan Drug Co. 8