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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-04
From Salt Lake.

ST. Louis, Nov. L.
An Omaha dispatch says: Parties from
Salt Lake report that several Mormon dig
nltaries connected with Zion Co operative
Association have been publicly excommun-
lcated by the Mormon church. Consider
ale excitement prevailed among their
friends
News has been received from ort Fet
terBan reporting thar three soldiers while
out hunting / , miles from Fort Fetterman.
were surprised by about 3 Indians aud two
IF them killed Their bodies have since
been recovered.
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Tie EtonewaIl Disaster.

81. Louis, Nov. /.
Parties from he wreck Of the S oneWa
report G5 bodies recovered The coofed
stewart ani cham bermad are the only ONES
identified. The ieeilug agalns Capt John
L. Nash.neto Of Submarine No SO, Who
passed the Stonewali while she was burn
ing, and when it is said many lives could
have been saved is very intense. tie Is
condemned in unmeasured terms, not a
nIan or even chiId Ia the vacinity OF the
disaster having one word 10 say in his favor
\ report comes FROM Cape Girardcau that
to lynch him on his return up the river.
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Reporte Loss Of an Ernigrant
Ship.
New York Oct 90

The disastrous report, by cable, that the
cmigrant ship Weser, with 346 souls on
board foundered at sea in July last, is
creating intense exc tement among Ger
man residents OF this city.
At least 1000 people are in state Of
descflbable anxiety this evening, almost
every one OF them claiming some relative on
board the Inflated vessel The spatch
reached here at such late hour that in
qulres at the conslgnnee' office failed to
elicit further details, bat any number of
dispatches asking for further information
have been sent by cab.e, replies to which
are anxiously looked ftI in morning pap IF.
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Are all Of the best make. hunting cases war
ranted net to tarnish look like fine Gold
wears like Gold, and ars equal to the best gold
watches in make and finish with the best full
iewel"d detached and patent levers, extra fine
classes, GENTS and Ladies' size) SIS each
The double extra refined, solid Uroide gold,
4 No /, full jeweed levers, at SO each
Sent by express anywhere within the United
States ut regular wholesale prices, payable
on delivery No money is required in advance
only satisfactory assurance that the order is
made in good faith. Any package may be
opened and examined before paid for, by pay
ing the express CHI rges only
Persons can order 10y mail with safety, by
sending money in advance, in registered
tered package, perpaid, our risk.
an agent sending for six Watches will re
ccive an extra wetcI free-making seven SIS
watches for $50, or seven so watches for $40
Also elegant 0roide gold chains Of latest
and most costly lies, for Ladies' and Gentle
mems wear, from 10 to 40 inches long, at
prices of 81, S4, S6 and So each sent with
watch, at owest wholesale prices.
Our watches are all made OF the genuine
solid oroide gold, refined, are all perfectly
regulated and adjusted, and guaranteed by
the company to keep correct time and wear
and not tarnish. State hekind, size and price
of watch required. and order only of
THE OKJIDE WATCH co,
III l4o Fulton Street, New Y DIRK.
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Prussia and Austria,
HOUSE OF REFUGE

in New York City
The latest improvements for the relief OF
disease and deformity will be at hand to assist
in the process of cure, rendering this Institu-
ton the best adapted for the cure Of all classes
Of bodily complaints
Office Of the Institution next door to Leub-
ner's drug store, south side, in tho room for
merly occupied by c. W. White, as aw Office
Patients at Il distance may receive full par
ticulars and u written opinion Of their case, by
applying to the undersigned.
AIS. s23aSBS ~ >Es sIxF'Es.
LIST MANITOWoC, WIS.
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACHARTICLE.
IL The RElULAnnaTE5

We want good reliable agents in every part
ofthe country. By employing your spare time
to form clubs and sending us orders, you can
obtain the most liberal commissions, either in
Cash or Merchandise, and all goods sent by
us will be represented, and we guara tee
satisfaction to every one dealing with our
house.
Agents should collect ten cents from each
customer and forward to us in advance, for
description checks of the goods We sell.
The holders Of the check have the privilege
of either purchasing the article thereon de-
scribed. or Of changing for any article men,
toned on our catalogue, numbering over $50
different articles,-nOt one Of which can be
purchased in the usual way for the same mon
ey. The advantages of first sending for checks
are these: We are constantly buying small
lots Of very valuable goods, which are not on
our catalogues, and for which we issue che ks
till all are sold besides, in every large club
we viii put checks for watches, quilts. blank
cts, dress patterns, or some ether article Of
value, giving some members Of the club an OPP
partunlty Of purchasing an article for about
one quarter of its value
In every order amounting to over $50,
accompanied by the cash the Agent may re-
tain SEQ, and in every order Of over 500,
$500 may be retained to pay
THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
This offer is more especially to assist agents
in the Western and Southern States but is
open to all customers.
DIMENSIONS
Agents will be paid ten per cent in cash or
merchandise, when they fill up their entire
club, for which below we give partial list of
commissions;
For an order Of $50. from a club
Of Thirty, we will pay the agents, commits
sion, % yds. brown or bleached sheeting good
dress pattern, wool Squire shawl, French cas-
simere pants and vest pattern, fine lar c white
| counterpart, etc etc, or So 90 in cash.
For an order OF 500, from club
of fifty, we will pay the agent. as commission
40 yds sheeting, one pair heavy wool blankets,
poplin dress pattern, handsome wool square
shawl, silver case watch, etc, etc, or So. 90
III cash.
For an order of 500. from a club
of one hundred, we will pay the agent, COM
mlssi' n, 100 yds. COOL yard-wide sheeting,
com-silyer hunting case watch rich long wool
shawl, suit of all wool rench cashmere etc,
| or $40 in cash.
We do not employ any travelling agents, and
customers should not pay money to persons
porporting to lie our agents, unless personally
| acquainted.
send money always by registered letters.
| Fer further pa ticulars send for catalogues.
P ARK Err & CO.,
l2-3m SO 100 Summer St., Boston, Mass.
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TORTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS
l. were shipped from our house in one year
to families, clubs, and merchants, in every
part of the country from Maine to California,
amount NO in value to over
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Exprass Robbery.
ST Louis. Nov. |.

Of. Louis, NOV. /.
The safe Of the Aule lean Expies Com
ra1y. on board the steamer Andy johnson.
bound north VS. robhed early yesterday
morning. Of about g. 500 The key Of the
safs was taken from ;hc messengers pocket
while be was aslesp The night warch
man Of the steamer vas arrested on sue
plcion.
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Taken Up.

By tie undersigned about Sept goth, 1869,
sec. go town of Franklin Manitowoc county
Tw' heifers, each about enc and half years
old, both white face. The owner is redus sted
to prove property, pay charges and take them
away. WIN. GERREY.
Dated sianitowae Oct. 26th 1869
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SONIC.

Manitowoc Lodge. No. IS. A F and A. NJ.
Regular meetings on the first and third We'd
nesdays Of each month at Masonic Hall, on
York street A. b. JONES. W NJ
II 4. RAINES. s. W.
\. J. PATCHEN, j. W.
E. L. TREAT. Secretary.
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County, Wisconsin
Circuit Court.
CLERKS OFFICE, Manitowoc
County CirclIit { nurt

CLERKS OFFICE, Manitowoc
County Circuit Court.
IN pursuance Of the Statute in such case
L made and provided. Office is hereby
given that the Clerk of the Circuit court, for
the Comfy of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, will at
his Office, In the village Of MaRitowoc, on
Thursday the 10th day Of November = D
ls69, at the hour of ten o'clock A NJ. of said
day, proceed to draw II persons to serve as
Grand Jurors and SO persons to serve as Petit
Jurors, for the December term of the Circuit
Court, in and for said county of Manitowoc
Dated at the Clerks flee in Man3owoe this
18th day Of October A. y. 1869.
JOSEPH FRANCEL,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
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Taken Up.

Came into my enclosure, in section 90 Town
of Cooperstovn, about Sept % 500, steer
about two years old, with white-and dark red
spots The owner ia requested to pay charges,
prove properly, aud take him away.
1876 DANIEL N00NAN,
DATED 0eteaar osth 1869
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WINDOW SHADES
LAFAYETTE Smith,

MANUFACTURE of the improved Rusti
lNI Shade. The attention Of the citizens Of
Manitowoc county is called to the above useful
and valuable article. 1t las entirely super
seeded tie old paper curtains for windows, be-
ing neat, cheap and more desirable. All or
ders left with George W. Fechter at Mantle
voc or sent to the Factory will meet with
prompt attention, and satisfaction guarantest.
Mishicott, Sept. 2lst. l955.-lo-tf
, 1869-11-07
lkoNr Alcohol 1ntoxtrntcv.

Il = not the pre1ence Of the aienao. which ,c.
toaacates tNAt The AntcLcr OF Oxygen which = mo
small do~r o! sicoto! tt.unlatcs couhu.tIun nro.
snctt, cine quettls, more heai, and more ceiln-
nf scAeHss but In the dtEre~ that the R.eu1tlte
aest frtson + incIeased, Ant the oxygen, ~n,cn
ciessed. and combustion Ut c4f5oa ceate.: lne
b!ood Of drunken nnn II cnu.equeu;IY btact.
TIE cellular action teec11es iIreeuis. aid tnteT.
rrpttd: the cell. OF the tta!n io1 tae snlAl 1ra)
lo-c lht,r Eour4.hu ct', Anst give up; and a NO.
nons h<ctme isreErlar urtl, Iofal:J 1r-1ea.csl.
4 ttuntcn Eau Is tu.cnsibe, Ind cau be con.
a1d the newly absorbed ex1sen begins a:ata d
kindle ur new cCulnus.fon 0f the l1unGu.sned
atertAl Grataa1y the cells begin to scf Asaln
rtaton ,et7rrs: aflerssrd% mo ion; ta, II ID
lopz due te!Gre the appct',e rctnruA Tne atom.
sch Ntu&es nj fcud nntl "a o1tu-s.or Il IN fuE &C.
t.op sgar. When truntsFd ~ AXIS hc chNls
With cod. Ard ee anxtoSst5 stFAs t:e trcp:Aee ID
the bot1ctt Euuuer. Hts neEses 1haks fton Tie
over use thrJ bad to endure.
Its moc!a cry: 70 "a hia stomach: he
ises ~ -its1, Luz eshto. Aerp: hia .c,as
drJ hls paise vesk aud guck; vi lie ce,ts ct tne
anin n fuLct1ou have been abused, and cannot
perform thstT ofdte until stimulated and Re tiFed
by Alcotoit e1 un'E normal comtustton has n.
Eooftssed 1heD; snd sec4u+e toe latter il sioF IN
It's Operations md processes un1er these csrcuru-
stsncea, bile the foFu1rF y quick snd rapid IN
" fessst1 he drinks, aud dnrka and driatA
again Cell aftef cell, therefore, becomes losS
without beng replaced. The stonscn, intesttnes
Rnd sktn become thinner and thinner; me liver
and nnscle.cella change inlo iat.ee4lA.
F'hAAy. the hlcod Fessela IN the stomach and
fnt<skfnts teoome stsit'le and enlarge for want Of
psrasnfe: They Eel thinner aud thttue. until they
baFt!. Ihu eeirc cells resgt tbe loeKeat: ~ long
u lhsy aro constantly 1eps on alcohol they hosi
o0s ~ the expense o< Ill Others: bot VOC 10 them
When The alcohol n once Waouug: then they re-
volt in Wild. fpssnoitc Acssuu; sne mind wan
osns notz1d pictures Of crawling auxkea. OF
era..nF ra,s scd biting reptiles apPss1; saia l.
d<itiHR drAeHx,
, 1869-11-07

The Portland Ar5us tets the following story Of
fodnz lady who u pupil II one OF The schools
IN THAI cty, and who has already, II seems, be11eu
her father Al mathematics.
She hcdessiy 1fopoecd snas II her faihe9 would
give her oafJ one cent on one DAY, and double IN
amount on each FIccesnve LAy for Just one
nonth, she \ o1d riecfe heue,t nercr 70 ask Of
I'm Aaotner cent Of nortJ Ii long As she lived
i1ief!anl!as not stopping to run over the pg-
u1ss IN, n nis hssa, aEd not snpro.:ae xoald
ocT 1T oDce, thinking il also iAyorsote oppoGtu-
my 10 inclnde . possible ualHtAKe doHT3 IN the
Future. Al the fEeDtJ .ttlh day be became k1eAt.J
alarmed, lest Il he compiled With his own sccep:-
Ruec be might be obliged to be "dec.Ared bank.
1upt on LIS oEn peislon.''
brt al 1he thlrt!eth day TIE young gtri demand
Cd only The pretty Ium Of IS. rs, ,7Ial2! The Is.
tenisnsa psfcnan. sas opl, teo happy 70 cancel
inr his folly IN alto Wing nnscM to gtre bood-or
M VOID he co0side1cd as good u hte bond
without noticing The consideration therein tx.
pEesAed, and bI promising to return 70 the oM
custom OF ARRANGING smaller suto2 dstiJ uDtu
orh0W12e ordered,
ON arithmetic reporter has been 'snguf1pg On
toM snd s2ys tnAt II the Old gentleman had M
n1ea his Mom.se, hts eusotnk dsushtee would
a3Ee hads upou the Tocsspt Of the tntzrleta p2y.
neaL Tie anuE csa1e sau Of re. .<sst11I<s.
, 1869-11-07
JOSE BILLINGS PAPERS
PnAdin Mud Mllks

Love A SD tew he hltuf, hnt kuor lot, Of
rheisews IN soss Who kan ESQ tHice - much u
The L !:es l. 8 riddle. What he POSSESSES he
er had. ,''> 1~ A~'"
Gvul pti.ict IL HE . u.l,,1e-,, 1,ro,,nss the
~, .srs ME nn;af cuts the pigeon wing un,s cures
csu.lor, tho rtry oi:ca wasteJ, Z 4 good r1sk -
faAe.
f11y iz shout the n.sn4st wasb thu. one NAV
ts'I "l!rr anutHrr hat s1;her narr q ten e,nItar
EfeeLbaCA ihat had Gern turn In Two s1:ce aod
ta..ti trgethes taan to hare 81 tile pity t1a1e u
Ill the urser size OF the carth-pIsf Il notn1nv
= otr ttaa TH'ct .s'tstacst1n thar In . Kytsai
,srti t*.tts vpn THAI yen am, and that intenl 20
keep eo-
FurtIc. Il Ike co9ue:te, il You tlou / run a:xr
htr she will rue a1grr You.
ind son ever htar TER. rich mau sting:
,,1,,, "as , aoag H to p1'nt Psetsur II f.t1 A.
ltR up 10 Ia fsce ana xasxtn hsa tAiL
lns G.NM y J.. Mraa aus.: ne never Keeps htz
Ttutn II az articts ~ = child a1d az parswa-
ave.
1hsre L Io,htne in this l!fc Inst men pay 50 hi
4 prize ioF a. they Go tor repentance.
Laws are u.a7e, customs Sro x-la - has te1 be
-At cntea, cL*tt'Es execute then setIs-,.w. ha-
Eln wGrst cuAl0tpa rnd,
Aru +>l9 Law gVoa deal few ssy use the sex.,t
HItG..
] hs rad tew wealth il hxhsas, but The ROAD
'tE kEo".e'Rt i bJe@ay-
sharc Il the d1etng eater4 Of t!stex-
don't Ano~ ev a betler knrc lor surrox than
TO pity staulrlsitiy ri.e.
E!teEense 4 = gr.ois,uu, a1,l IT .z lucay Tor
uf II @e kan Est lflShcre.i by Il, not Er0uii,t.
We shoo1nn't f4rs,s onc :ntaR, mat Saere L noe
singr fec t'tnr!c oa snIt f,,t5o'; even tue c..I
tnUth IN our heal NAV fal to sklng betort suusct
And hev to lie terttt Gut
Ignorance II tue vel nnsa OF prejudice,
Aneparan n !, T. sonrsan's5 nib1ncg ezpekted
who y1ata his tashe. during thr forenoon too otse
has zltaty llskonLtel hIa llnaer
itsEet Nh 4 m trathItts with re.antoly who
, 1869-11-07
Meals on t;erman HAi1road4.

4 rrretsn letter gives fn's account of the COO
xen,ent n.aoarr IN Which German unyc.;ers get
thetf meas tn be toA41t
"'Ten mibute* for FcEse4hmente.f How muc4
ln&er = III ne tr cnntiruupetl to hear thia h0ff.4
csy uynn ous raifr12a4. On cettain German mi
roads about the ortloxsy nonet hour ma1 EetE
IN the train and takes 0fsiefa OF ali pux,en1w
phu t!es.tr ainner. At 2pother Btatt9u abouf na1Y
I'D nur distant the haI4 dinners are placed beloFc
each rstaer ger the nnDhcr Of orders having been
tctrg11phed from tie station where they Tcye
tssen} For half IN hour or the1e ahooia, me paa-
senfcts are at liberty TO enjoy their meaI, And
tnen, at tho1her station, tbs enp1y plstS and
tatkrts afe taken away. 1t Hee+l not be soppoee4S
tnAI there any trtolven'eaee OF possbe ats-
eH tosf N these Fa1iEr nd dinners. One docs not
nold plate on his knee and cup Of co6es IN nts
asoaA pom the arrival o< the tEAin II tic din
nef sntfou- each PASSENGER ordering the Mea1 "a
lnintAhed with . tail ronoti basket, Aho1t high,
~ ~ pet q so 1rrat dtsneter, NJ no0f barrel
LBS oskktt hss Dat top, With nm round II,
afa d0oe IN the ssde which, opening, shows
nhefscs within, With hot coup meat, vegetables,
rsshaps dessert, tostle Of wine, hsead. dc, DO
A6epresston ln the top OF the bAsket hollis ths
uf!nAlrg g.Ase. and al the passenger hAs to do u
70 lake: out bis plates. one At t1ne. and cat n
hh leHure. TIC cost Of The meal r something
li&e HIATT dollar. The rAlne 70 AunG1J. uea
traveller Is II least rve doltsrx- Aie the Auss1-
Cau People 10 1tnpld thai they would nat sppfs-
etsse tome Improvement ut this ktns1 : Let a.
tp:erpr1sing railroad company ttI n
, 1869-11-07


No srts.ccIat 10 rodrfn days han had anything
lAe The pos e. OF the AEeEcxn plrtpcr2t, md Nc
Asht1t5at III aE8 d4tR has tetu n.Sse completely
etyoh1 rtstfalLt. The fsutstJ, W hope, muAk
eutre. bot se cnaless Ec c.nuo: zee whence, Tho
p1eyent ageOmef1l1on4 OF properly, wh,cn are ii
the mere dangerous, because the property, being
te1fnna. cap.rt 30 rapidly turned to rse. 4 Aa{-
from him to upset the city n ould only pcovnI1 .
rmiIe, A Mt Vanderbilt in EoGaud. ii he cnnae
10 WORK nere mischief, m1xht 1r.,pce Vi iii 70 4
vunlrK army: and, II ~e may Iudg. fro<n at We
hear u New TaE, wonId he inst u hxely to DO 1t
~ not in ortlsr to feel his power, 10 make
"strotee,'' and generally u tHjoy tho e1cats-
meua Of superb ioEu Of gambling. Fortunately.
IN Enxisno a man Of inst hnt1 would In no snott
tifee provoke the cpWmun1Iy, and she community
Though Parliament "a absolute; but In AEertcz
We zee roshuz 10 prevent the Development OF sht
millionaire tnto virtual Eonarrh, TIC state Of
who're digestion Would be Important to tuflttoua,
Eho could no more be controlled thau = Shah
csa:I e< cnntFu!ltal and who. II he could not scR6
h1s adTer=aItea the heWstr.nR, eo1tu send them
N cfnsaly fatal decree of cuunsc7uuH. We fail to
RE shat Hau with nltT E.tIl:p2s ccusd nat do ID
New iofr. or why i succesSFn! chief In tho
RinR, Ary m1n Win a Milton, d head foR
Hnancc, ann no FcE1rie, should not make n1ty
E..it'tis- VIC excert Jet tn s<e Ar. UrQuaarr1
Strange dr1am Iuin t--1. and = stocEt millionaire
gam peesesa!cn OF Statr, suakr Eha: laws he
piesaef. and 1--we IN nee republic ~ much =
s5Terel2n ~ u he we're An A&A1h. klG1 Vas
'irrhtn-whn. re should say, ben2yed Weil In this
anh1s-cnulH buy StN Jersey.
, 1869-11-07
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

a Paris publisher is preparing com
rlrte edition " Lonviellow : works
4 French critic calls Longse1!ow .s the
Ane t:rap Lau,as,llc.''
I'm the 10th Of November, :1S.; yca,s AGO.
Martin Luther, the great German Ke,otuer. w.,
tom. ii Eisleb1n.
1hc Emperor Napoleon has sufficiently
recovered from bis rccrt iIlnesa 10 devote three
or IouF noafs day 70 hicFarI iAoor1
An old la1y uf Orleans was, as u late per-
foImanec OF Don Giovanni" 90 much frightened
'y lie appearaEce of The carbLe Statue OF tbc
Governor that abe died instantly.
The city of Namur, in Belgium. has
rsec1ed monument to The ncuoTy ut K,uc
Aotod the F1rst The inauSnra,ion his taken
rtsee, on The 1osh OF August.
A new comedy by Emile Augier, the cele~
bfated French dsamatist, bes, kno By his F1Is
Ut Gtha3e1, II IN PREPARATION At the Theatre
Franea.f, tn rara-
new orera, which has been sent anouv-
maus1s to the director Of the Theatre Ist4auo. In
1s1f, Is highly spoken Of BY the muAicA cs1.:ca.
s1o VIII te Produced IN the coutse OF ta,s winter.
Uaf1ng The last six months, Limo now
thealfrs have o~en opened tn lhs public tu Berlin.
Mos1 nt them, how ever. a.r Variety Theatres, and
Eot eareritd 10 live.
His Hellenic Majesty, Georsios the First,
tsnne Ot Ihr mot entbr.ts.,.c ,eac,ov,l,.ts r,,,,
r'rrr'nz TIL Eight he can bc .eea r.i,n, .oour
Ccrtn In s,loc,psdc.
iha city ot Rrcmcu intcuds to add an
o,EeE Itne Of t1ap..A,.anth, os-r,n .,..rn,, >,
ttaae allca'ly established oel~eeu taa, ,esaort
AMI the ehlse& sl.set.
Octave Feril}et, the author cf tCanora"
ALI tie " lssnaaee OF root Young Man, both o,
*Laeh have had had large .ale 10 The uat,eA
s,s'ct will ea,1 tbs coou,ry either mi. wtn,.r -,
ri It rp1,rg, ~
The enl,ndnl 1;br.rr ~ ~, IT.. A..
cx;,,cnnl t;o:tenrrn ,rr,n.,,,,a'., .anIs .es
more Than - ,ox0 volt me. w. ,na - ~ sn,,a".
rtsn bookseller, Of rra,s,urt.on,tns.u, ~
Ssl,up.
A youuc uobIewom,n of urr,oh
!. ri orr n n. ,.n.. .r.e,.a-.. :. A'oA.
southern Geruau,. ril ,o.,u .,ns.x -. tsa "
Of lbat CIR In thc ch.r,rrr, -, W .as
"Hmoni." 80 " ''o'Nass
Alexander nnnss bs. .,,;,
,n,,,,.n.n r,,.. ~. = 49, - .seo 11ooa us
~.S.s :, ~. -. .t""." " 'ssnee lot Toe
~. ~. ~ ~, o's rpsu.suo volumes ot novels
, 1869-11-07
ONLY n DnuclnK Girl.
1T Y. 8. GILlENr.

Un!J a dancing Grl.
Win NJ unr0H nntfc RtrIe.
Win hcrfnxed colur ard curl.
With liked, mechanical kml:c.
With mxu4 u hackpctcu wile,
Win unerannAtscAi lipa,
Ana tscfnu that fnAr her trina
Hung from the "Itea "tu ar
Slu ncts = IniraAe lie;
she's II little fl1rJ there
A. nnpoesaca!
nra< you AsLluR. why
WHY IN thu orId sinx
1n1s laWdrJ, uhselirtl 1rla8:
No Atry fairy .she.
As che Lanes ID krrtnic green.
FNn highly impossible Ifec
IN hirhiy imp0ss1bic scene
ttiCrsell nut oret ckAuL
fUs - j. con I s11er, I'm luId.
frou o0Aopf, coughs, or cold
An.i stately daues shft ur.ox
1ne!r dauguter1 there to teA
Ftpt tnuncc the CHANGING thlur
M nestcr than she suopjd -,
W1ta her sklEt at hcf shameful knee,
Ard her painted. tainted phik:
All, nauuD, wtkh Of M IA.
iAnd. IN toota. II oft occatt
1nat ~aue these mstrous nRh,
Their slfet*es arc lower Than hers.
AID Aolnrlsn4ca hall ss him:
And lhetr han 10 The bxtr ihey bur-
And they use thc,r xia4ssk too,
In way sht'd o.uth 10 do)
D1t change her geld and green
IGr coarse Mer1no gown.
AID see her upon the scene
N her homo, when coa1ins down
Her drunken falheSx {rprn.
IL hts sqra'!d, cherries den:
SaeS tAiry uul5t then.
, 1869-11-07

uGc,ha,! the weight OF The atluo&phcse thus
''t" A,tt,n az miles Of the kuttAce- Al \ height
- st'y ui!ca the rres.uer would cn1v sustain I
r'aina II mercury 1-l6:4th OF sn incl in height,
.aa s'r density at tlA point would be 3o.s3a t'nes
.shA tlAh At the susfAcc, where 100 cuhic inches
~ o'1 weigh ahoui 81 Frn!n.. At the attitude OF
- HEes. ST. Gu 7fc te o. ar. whtc1 would tll
Sooe q ssss inches diameter, weigh bat tlng1e
lae-e Observations prove that within height OF
SoHe1aias uotr than Lille, The Temperature ae-
sfeAses iess 1aptaly than The ptessu1e--a result
wen u undoubtedly due 70 the warming OF the
-e"et potaocs OF tbs at1aosphsre - radiation
srom tie earth. surface, But above ,pss polut
, 1869-11-07

Our readess viii fecosn&Es this ~ rhe tern
1honas Caliyse, "a recent letter. sPpIted to she
CArded II - Andrew jackson DANA, the champion
OF sptfttnAll4np, regarded It, n oHtnatseiy o.
ec1re-" an explanation OF It nAy not Be out OF
PlAce. The Atlatsou b 10 \ Ie1ebd OF the Koran,
in which It y reisseo tbAt Noses ooce trted to
eSArReit1s the d*elle11 ~ the Dead SeA, bot only
encfer erded In .lirFusun4 them and drawing per.e-
cuiton upos hlneelf. Al Nj. Csryle puta Il, tThe
CANDID sneory these men had formed 10 them
felves with regard 70 Moses wss that probably he
Nas hnrnouR, thai certainty he WA bore. n
q An apes 70 this dny only every Sunday theT az
fea1Aktned To partial humanity and chatter 10
esca Other their l'surU: This explanation tates
tee 0otconty out Of ". Ga1tyleh illusions, bo1
Judges. A>
, 1869-11-07

Alooses.oh It the funeral Of Marshal N}e..
HEo coGld not s1fnden.1J admire the hsstae.
ktpt ISte4un3, has 4 nns hessta{ Wssk i
1. seasa1d hssssl Rtv aAP7y tanss ueA @ea
, 1869-11-07

Autu put West read that dry coppesAR put IN 4
hed 1I ANS Waclu capss them 70 Leave, PCT so14
m hu motaer.tp-1Aw = bed TO sea II ahe 1tx,iaa[
60. He a1la che Nas ttets u lsts aSca4l.a