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New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

i.-.a.... .ss -.9-r % S.oal rrs 'rlr5 sc 4r' 90
tDil 'In is strong and n gt, sI u,s. 81 n1o.t.
Ael. .-s... aF. - tJu 5.. j.. ve... 71 -t t.
THul l>-fol continues moderately -ct,e. . gaes -el.a.
s.es a.c SD, I l,.I a'."s l.'s HI' OBS q 90 81, ~ i
Currents 20 zr uI quarter oze' '-.ies 20 c and - cases
TrD"i % .-,e - e. ,ol 't. s-r.o sr.- sa.s or 80 o.
at I.a+lsJi O,D 81 qsl s., ,. ' IA, .ova - J aa I'D
gliX-Ia.I. mi h, 81. .hlr '.c,ve sri fran. Their.
rs Weston H.t.. .s -... 2n t l.- ctuI 20 D .a.
C @ .at Tow qu~t Of t,, 20, a.at' la . s4 'r Ohio
80 I.-e. leI a#oral.
lNrC, F-s o . b- ftu. ri r..i,s a.e 11-''tF, since
ro l. . ' -iH tul l.u asset.
..e..a,s I SAID tl. iJip"s: To Deat0r, -ho h. rI
L..' t" "s. H ."'a Fi I.' ltl L.I- ..u.l
au fl.lcil Hfra with petroleum 10 g.
LEtI}.l!-'rl. 10 aa i.- rtIIns llo,e Good
to - tern st'.. s- cool .H 'r., .el.o.se at 8c
t.AlE-Ile N.rH market s none a',c ali ol-... pc.Iiv
U.uf.i. alrH. an It.r tr .1 a '.a 's N L..s
demand H nrti. sH.ci-'i'u es ' 700 u1- 70
Il IIar .s, Ss+- - =. fr sI N.. Ct.rp Spring; 81 -
F 90 Irr 1ieals-t ami sJu . ID tla 81; 81 t Yf
Rel westerns s-- tp A~ls dos ~ a. for A1er fat;
- GT f- WIic California: Il 81 f Nble Mcrgan; = ~ ur
W, keuu.s.i l o. Waite >.-. and 81 FOR Arh iel.
le f, aul BaHc = t qa hlt Iru. o's ere better ani
more active. demand part seuc; p, l"tVJ bush a f
Oaip Np..--l - .lI choice a. ta' 'l.e
st Ieui. I,y aHI So lerl go r ar, o Pen1. heua
ihc ply -.4s .' u"'- - .. .t
We ui,.us oil ~. tf H s'" az Nil"a E 4l Com
fair a hHt c1 dull aa easier, wish or'
oIul- sales. 10000 bu. @. ~ 5c or u'mp a1l lls1a1i; West
,- ,f ,I. J-. 80 nl c5u; g4 81 Western White II 81 %
sl Do. ari do. leiaH az Il O'G ~ oa
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NATl D1TNNITrN-- BT0-11 or E9-I1alNI AN1 ~
nROPNS AIS for NANAL MAIEkAL-

PROPOSALS for NAVAL MAIEHAL.-
Sealed rEoIoSA. -, to a'e3 "a @ f.. She Sas , or t1s @
oeoc a. H. sth August which time the proposals will
TEc proposals. be addressed the Chief the Bureau Of Equip
do. Proposals Materials the Navy that they be dH
gu u.hed from o brsiles letters.
~ - ufo,o.lI O.. r9artee and Of cer5cat.s of I'm r,n
v te furnished to slh rrr'on' as desire to BID on spa@hon to
NIX Coan.at Of each nayyya purchasing Payma.ter
AZ lsig- oa o-er ,l ie who Intend 70 l1 JUICE
v5,arT j. is desirable azse application Of ,he eas, Of
The proposals ,aa,, fot 9e sy e4s, al Application.
man!.ai. = the respective Yards
The 5"jg must b. hy a gaSte from the Collector
h Incense or 10 60, ras @ v.ca be proposes, AID be mast
~ t ' ' .,.. ior IN, ti, - - f,t & s' "
w A''e' 81 l '' ~ 80 ".oH ~ r'..ie a.,
aol ., e.ne. a Boy h i'c NJ, Dels,tnent hoae,e
l., 1 ell &c ioa, =, DID, -u, who il ma deem er
ss'r- t- M amount vii! be require i'm The eon.r.ct and
tle rto,. uu, b. rlri to ih' OF tie Nav Pc
pa'ai a. aid lu1lai clr te,, peg Bi BE- slLtI
no. r a-an OF b. M E 'l .oaric .l have tcea eom.leie
b. t Cdntnlnl The respective rsr l be pai4 b tie Fl7ma.
i 81 iIr o"t.-i'- v' re- Jay after i-e warrant os te
'-i '''c been ... N Co. Hecre'if. @. th, Treasury
E s,i.a So i5s'.,' 5-5s'P 81 r.,r.
N. t-Gai.. Iua 10. l5-Isf and IarOL
No 5-t,,in lf.L No lG-s:lton.ig
No. S-caala. r.. No. .6l,..osi Nv, So,l, sgl cal
,..... .chARlGr5ES MtT-iARD.
''-'' NOS "a :, = 3. D.! i5,!i,G,lt.l,.
cas-e. 20. 2. o, o. D 81 I3 I5 10 b. i5 1871 a.
ca''s' no, 2. a. u. is' i, T. is o."
casaN.A- $50 az 'ii Z, T. 5I7.n.@.
''''' S''' . F. IL .,,6,Iii - II e IL ia 10. %
Cls~s Nos :, o, l.. il, l1, II, I9 lg - l.
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fllusifal 4nslrumenis.


A GREAT OFFER. -
u UnBACB WATERS. iSt BROADWAY. HBW.YOpK, - .
viii ro,e OF one Hundred PIANOS MELODEphS, and OkoAhS o
Y sfseass extremely loe pres for sa.I DUNG u nohl
or viii take from monthly until paid she fre T. Lei an
rent gpcv applied purchased New CLSkenHg iiasos iof hsai
Monthly instaiiaents received for sane
III Won want n good PIANO, cheap, call at
1 MFRRELLS Wa.eroou tlon-sIlr Soil oh lusi4lnes
or rented: sute! large stock best makers Look before
selecting els where.
DIANOS.-5O secondhand Pianos of various
maker, comprising sqlsres UpH.hs and Graal in thorough
srler for SALE 81 low pree8 b. CHICKBRlhG SONS,
No Foureenth.st between BrosiTay and FfhAvs
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FAI!rs An npnNIrs

Apples 40, CONG lttr Nh lkhr lPi. hs la trt bds.
tItt tft'
h ,rt a1la' Of Clou-t bartlett. pears ~ soai as'
Ut. p.s t.ri non,
a4. n'.ti s ai To 'ta eU at 81 l,t rare o a'e ss,
tt'" ."-Iis o. Nt. if qnnel at ~tar v Pf tesn,l
pHi Tor b.ttets, t.H~' fog Frsln Nrgalru SOS .' 70,
e''s 1Lt H" h' ts.cA flans bs,.G i' a!"'. -, o-s
s'fE ff h gNt1 selling SO N.h le flu4 AZ ip''e
90. s-ne rrce l,.c psl good Ihr tu're a con
t of r. pee c.I t.f. SJgs b. e Jcrey vinfss ' inn -
.l tfk. bs khcrl's rci u 3 10 is'
ft most Enl it ur ec A few taes Ah.A'tr iaF
I--Ll- .t.rel hlt ~ =. ln..er uuoL.ha. We quote.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
Gearbcrs.

VNEACHER WANTED UADN)-Fpr Primary
Department Public School Adcss stating terms eNpsrence
and refrirrc.s BOARD OF CATION. Glen Cove, l. J.
XsrANTED-Bv Yale Graduate, to go abroad
w as TUTOR W. Box 1913 \. Brdgegaer Mass
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

P0 hrd h7 Importer, u t J"i nfi' fs
made up til morning l-'4u bag roltons i" "a.
1860 AZ Mobile 81 10 Baltimore aud y f a th, roIt me cp
rent coin quo 1us oow In bond y Use for ydna eI-
dl D paid t. 'he lpY Ert-- te -iAt
uue. unsettled tl the it-tr qualities ere lrn le AGA se
moderation. For Other sse the mgr1 Li ' o. J4
r quote az
CcrJc or -c.o ~ lt,- tor i--aI abl Jt't of Ja'
mica ai o 21 hscs Rio selma 800 DO per Onth Amer
ca per Re u, a4l al baltimore l,J .as5 to per
NcaHcl ol. on Hry -s terms - ,.-...--...- .--l,-. .
H me last atc c; sa,s i- ~ ~ O4S per 'lA 4eI
cg1 81 quiet ana frce. D uncertain.
CANDLEs-Iae deanI hl ol moderate and ces az with
o.t change; qloe Al.Halle 8 sn az 81 55c ind Faet
fLotR hSD MTAL-western ami Sate Flour acve
srtr4. d 1 IA oi folni vli AMI luutfc l'-
lola ielat .or eypYr. ~ 1886 lrtle ri -lg
bru yer. and ou 10 oer s1Pg '1es -iV' Dds We
Sour p - - 0sus6 p Ohio ri Ul Sop IS p go IS
No 2................. Goa - Otio RoaEd-oop. hN
.......... . tShI Pu-.... 7IH ~
site tf,I brlsa.. 511 800 'ho. y te i'. pa 20
STAT. il.r-. Ip}..... O. r1 p. Whur Wheat Egts
Wc.,a -li fu. Ike 5JO o. ONO 3D. aGd !'. 5ln t'
Go! -8 cI .,s !. l.g Doaur Ezra 49, do... s'1 -
Wheat Eyias..... -59 3ro-> L.li, single .ss -. d.
Minnesota Iowa L1 .oG 9 30 = lo-i. Doa,r H. ~ d.
tr.l Amber l-til.1. s Loi. Iii''t f-.' ~" a-
Ohio aaj No-i-aa a5p e lsee Extra brands o}e -
>ouriu Flour nl, but a-e'e l5r Want ol A"HeA sa7 'V
bI... We -.---..-
BI Aor a1i Ge1rz7ogn uiyel 20 gooi Sup. Sc l5QsG5
Lstr. and tault'.- t'H I'D .u
Ie ,dcs -agrg .rl iasIIr4 toll-y l'N -
lolaI 5'"
t i.H ~
Ceor- Tennessee -At.l .u. .fu ...... t'e 80 -
Re Flour 10 gool s4ri sccs l. IS ir s,s, 5'' 11s We
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

Pece.,ts Of Beans COB bash. te vea l . ' s ri~
,i.s wees corresponding lass year l'l ul b. l-tf
eIss rse, 's .uG gfre, t4e r
= &C. pretty I,-, .c a,.ia. pre- o ooc- reia It.r a"
fev note. ts. H' lEiHc thp W 600 one
Al 81 ~ tu b . f.UlUr-is
lefr Htei u.t at s tc - FOR 'l'e us H'H H.'t;
Beans sled. hand lcaI fiI 20 good ....s = to
Lush............ 81 '1L - c. Comm t....... 81.
Fair glOi..... .su el .P.. '.f ''ii.. ... N
Common ...... V'p ~ iit' no'is'''''''' -," -
N lrrlss. LaaI-flcael : l-N lu.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

IFrrIo1sy 'oT IlIg s. J. lHB- ~ u ~ Y
THO Glowing az .e of articles -nfi '1n ~
sod bg houses by wholesale. slippers t''. " ]" -
rt I-,s deducted fur apls. beside rl.. al charges
Should .. car-i. lv lsr,eI viH iH
or r.ts MARI o. tie slaI.. also De- , Nai
Ian .voire or list Of The articles upon th nd
serd letter mail nG0cr and dItc. a.' .l'n3
md when Clean pacaagrs AID "a - .iI a.l
q In III Ne 1 ! :
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

~
Proved 40 london, ..iu t-Icl, ls.h July. l,,o hv
mo oatl of D.or-iua IuEtIft, >p.st.r, auu John
Forster ESQ. iit lNc,ItyIa, 10 N-D.I admins ration was
granted
Tie personal property OF IL. Dickensis sworn under
$4,000 TIE vI is written iublUe uh, and occupies %
whole sheet OF ordinary lett rpmfr.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
ut LIE. ROSIANS ,.-,.,u.,.,.. ..o,,l.l,, ,,,,
"a FREyCH AND ENGLISH PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOh
YOUNG LtDltH


y reoreu TUESDAY. Sl. t il. course Of instruction ls 's,
s.d combine toryn1 English efstoa win the pfacirA
tr..r. Soc of fe ErelcI tHi e.lgrfau e-I l1gT.r.a
,rU...' s l' .s. 4r. '.- AMI ming an me .lY
.i.i l.rr,. -ba Prof. s. b. MILLS nd T. l Rl~
Ef ols lI-r advantage those wao wish q, make music
[ "a ...l..
Iri. number Of -o~-- 'es viii b. rri 70 DE family ani
u..., I'd .s-r .h. tO , arI N,t OF pleasant A.'
A.. r.....uU.- +. T. . f.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-22
PERSONAL.

Prince Alfred is shooting elephants
in India.
-Clara Burton is nursing the wound
ed at Strasburg.
Senior CASTELAR, is at the head of the
Spanish Republicans.
Mrs. Sam. Colt, of revolver fame, is
the richest widow in America.
Z aepa Rosa is living in sumptuous
style at Warwick Crescent, England.
Forester, the Prince Archbishop oil
Breslau, cannot go infallibility, and re-
signs his office.
Maria Valera, the Austrian Arch
duchess, is Colonel Of Hussars and En-
sign Of the 54th battalion.
Treasurer Spinner is still very sick.
He is suffering from too long abstinence
from letter writing.
M. Waldemar de Bodisce, Secretary
Of the Russian Legation, lett for Europe
yesterday on six months leave of alb
sence.
Sheridan has written nothing from
Prussia. They fight faster than he can
write. He ought to have taken a short
hand reporter along.
Brave old Republican Ledru Rollin
will be doubly welcome to America both
as the representative of the new republic
and as sort Of restricted statesman OF
the olden time.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-22
Legal Anecdote.

All true Masons, we believe, despise
the unworthy brother who makes use
OF his connec ion with the order for I'M
proper purposes. None will enjoy the
following, which we clipfrom 40 exchange,
more than our Masonic readers, who viii
say, served .him right
Some young men ia the town OF -
having ''cut up" one night, 10 the det-
r;ment of certain windows and bell-pulls,
were lodged in the calaboose, and in due
time next morning confronted before
a police magistrate, who fined them five
dollars each, and gave them an admoni-
ten. One of the three foolishly remark
ed: Judge, l was N hopes you would
remember me. / belong to The same
lodge with you'll The Judge, apparent
ly surprised. replied with bgotherly sym
patty: Ali Is it SOP Truly this is
brother! l did not recognise you.
Excuse me for my dullaess. Yes. we are
brother ..Masons, and [ should have
thought of that, MIR. Clerk, fine our
brother-ten dollars. Being a Mason
he knows better the rules Of propriety
than other men! Fine him ten dollars.
You will pay the clerk, brother--,
Good morning, my dear brother. Call
the next case.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-22
Household Sins.

Some cooks viii throw out the water
in which meas have been boiled, with
oct letting it cool 10 take of The fat.
Bits Of meat are thrown out which
would make hasheu meat or hash.
The -four is siileu in wasteiGl manner,
and the bread pau left with the dough
sticking in it.
Pie CT ust is laid by 10 sour, Instead of
making few tars Tor tea.
Cold puddi:.gs are considered good for
nothing, when oi,en. imes they Can he
steamed ior lie next day.
Vegetables are thrown away that would
warm for breakfast nicely.
Dshcloths are thrown down where
mice can destroy them.
The scrubbing- brush is left in water.
Tubs end bai ,els are lett IN the sun to
dry and fall apart.
Nice handled knives are thrown into
hot wafer.
Silver spoons are used to scrape ket-
ties.
Cream is allowed to mold and spoil.
Coffee, tea, pepper, are lett to stand
open and lose their strength.
The cork is let out OF the molasses jug,
and The flies take possession.
Vinegar is drawn III TIN BASIN ana al
lowed TO stand until both basin and vim
egar are spoiled.
Dried frui; is not taken care Of in sea
son and becomes wormy.
Potatoes in the cellar grow, and the
sprouts are not removed until they be.
come useless.
Pork spoils for want Of salt, and beef
because the brine wants scalding.
Bones are burned that would make
soup.
Clothes are left on the line to whip tt
pieces in the wind.
Brooms are never hung up and are
soon spoiled.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-22
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRA-
TlONSIN LONDON.

LONDON, Sept. 11.-Worlds Special.
London Journals of tomorrow will
surely be literally formidable. Popular
demonstrations took place here to-day in
favor Of the French Republic, and against
monarchy at home and abroad. These
demonstrations were two in plumber, one
at Hyde Park and one in st. James
Hall. At the meeting in the open air at
Hyde Park, Prof. Beesley made speech
vigorously denouncirg the imbecility Of
British Government, and charging upon
the Queen by name that she was ercour-
aging the King Of Prussia to march on
Paris for the purpose Of destroying the
new born French republic-what the
freemen of America recognize and APP
plaud. Said Prof. Beesley, ''The arts
tocracy of England support a Queen who
deserts her post in aiding to stife and
suppress the war; The name of the
Queen was received with tempest of
misses. When these had subsidized, a
voice in the crowd called out, Three
groans for the Prince of Wales. The re-
Spouse was universal and passionate.
The aspect of the crowd at the time was
really appalling.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-22
PlTH AND POINT.

The difference between bride aud
bridegroom is this: One is given away
and the OF her sold.
"A man can't help what is done be-
bind his back, as the scamp said when
be Was kicked QUO Of doors.
"A tombsi one in Maine graveyard
erected TO the memory OF vile, bears
this inscription: ''Tcars cannot restore
thee; therefore l weep"
why is it, has1,nd, that whenever
we send iof a pound o. tea Or Zee 10 lbe
grocery inau, it falls several ounces sho,t p
''Oh, lis just a weigh he has,
"A Lady who had repeatedly called
her liftle boy o come in and Say bis ID ay-
ers, was somewhat taken back by his as
ing Der IL ''G Cd was in much OF hurry"
civ DEAR sid a sentimental wife,
home, yon know, is the dearest spot on
earth. well, yes" sid The prao, lea
BILE husba I'D, 1T does cost about twice
as much as any OTTER spot.
A little oov, six years old, and o lit
tie girl, eight, were looking at the clouds
one beautiful Summer evening, watching
them i.tntastic shapes. when the boy ex-
ca nied: y, Minnie, see DOG IN the
sky" "Well, Willie," replied the sis
Ter, 1t must be a ky-terrier -
"A Christian was brought before a
magistrate toi 40 unprovoked assault Oh
3 Jew. 'Whal had he doue that you
should knock him down." asked the
Judge. Done why, sn's he one OF the
bloody Jews that cruciied QUE Saviour p
But, demonstrated tic ma istrate, "ail
thai happened nearly two thousand years
ago." Did it? Why only beard Of it
last night" answered the over-zealous
convert
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-22
Social Vine Drinkin z.

At an Episcopal convention, discus
''wiue question" A part OF the clergy
;ool he other side. At len2, h an Id
fiuential cle'gymlu rose aud made vene-
nent argument In i,tvor OF wine, de-
nouncing the radical reioimers ior a.
tempting o banish bis token OF hosDi-
rali,.v ltom use. When he had resumed
his Seat. a laymIu, trembling with emo
zion, rose aud asked iii was allowable
20 speak. The chair having sisniied
that he would be heard, he said: ''M,.
Moderator, IL is not my purpose, III
rising, to answer the lea ued argument :
you have Just listened To. Ny object is
more humble, and [ hope more practi-
Cal. | oGce knew a father Id moderate
CT Gums. auces, who was at much incon,
venie0ce 10 educate beloved child at
college. Here he became dissipated !;
but alter he had graduated, and reip,n-
cd 10 bis III her, The influence OF home,
acring uDoa Il generous nature, actually
ieio. med him. The i;,,her was owe joy
ed with the prospect thai his cherished
hopes o. other days were sill 10 be zeal
lied.
Several years passed, when the young
mdn having fiui~hed his professional
s ndies, aud being about 10 leave bis
father, Tor lhe purpose of es ,;blishins
himself n business, was inyi, ed TO dine
with neighbotilg clergyman dis,in-
suishcd ior his Hospitality and social
qu,li,ies. At this dinuer, wine was 10
t,oducad, aud offered 10 this young man
ADD ieiused. This was repeated and
the young man was lidiculed Tor his SID
gplar abstinence. He was st}oDg enough
10 overcome appetite, but could DOT re-
sist fidicule; he d.cak oaet fell, oad
.jio6a dot 8eomo,t became co..jiiDa "a
drakard o.,d 7o.lg SAGE he's foead a
dInah'oId's grace.
Mr. Moderator, continued the old man
with streaming eyes, Il am that father:
and it was at the table Of the clergyman
who has just taken his seat that this
Token OF hospitality ruined the son |
Shall never cease TO mourn.-Boston
Daily News.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-22

ENGLAND's policy with regard to the
Republic is, as usual, timid and shut
fling. 1t cannot repudiate, and dare
not recognize the new government 1t is
tamely aud submissively passive" The
government OF England is rapidly grows
ing to be an object Of contempt to all
the world. Dreadiug war for itself, it
yet bends all lis energies to pro6ting, in
cheap, commercial way, out OF the
wars Of other powers. Ii France shall
come out of her troubles vigorous, self
sustaining, self protecting republic, the
obsequiousness OF England viii only be
more CONSPICUOUS than her present cold
ness. England has got to be a second
rate power As such France can do
without an early recognition, and despise
a late one.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-22
THIS AND THAT.

Very much red-tomatoes and wal
news.
A contemporary says Eve was the first
| bone-apart.
Punch says that when Lots wife was
turned into salt, he took a fresh one.
| A New Orleans policeman was order
ed to be committed for contempt OF court
the other day, when he promptly knock
ed the judge down.
A Vermont husband frustrated his
| wife elopement by locking up her silk
clipping in shilling calico.
A gentleman in Indiana SAYS, In note
| accom- panying letter for publication to
the Louisville Co1ref-Jouruat: Il
sumtimes misspell word, and it is POS
sible that | have spelt sieafant wrong.
The other day, in Buffalo, an excited
individual with a carpet bag in one hand
and an umbrella in the other, and a
shawl hanging over his arm, accosted one
Of the street gamins with the question,
Say, bub, which is the quickest way
for me TO get to the Erie railroad depot?'
'Run!' was the laconic response.
II ClCl lJdu itlSt fISitGu Tile
celebrated Hoosac Tunnel. and encoun-
tered a sprightly Irishmen, who, in reply
to the question: ''Do you think this
work will pay?'' promptly replied
Faith, ne! out it'll be an ornament to
society,""
A Mrs. Hannah Jones piously raised a
tablet to the memory Of the departed
Jones. who had been hosier, the in
scription on which, after recording his
many virtues, wound up with the follow
ing couplet:
"IIe left his hose, his Hannah, and his love-
To go and sing hosann;.h IN the realms above.
Halls Journal Of Health says: eff a
man will give himself sleep enough, and
will eat enorg h nutritious food at proper
intervals, and will spend TWO or three
hours in the open air every day, he may
study and work and write until he is as
gray as thousand rats, and will still be
young in mental vigor and clearness.
An unfortunate deacon recently Great
ed good deal OF merrimenS at a church
in St. Joseph, Mo-, while engaged in
taking up the contributions. He had
suffered, for days previously, from an &C
cldent to the nose, and displaced the
plaster in his anxiety to secdre a ten
cent stamp that had fallen. He made
hasty dive Tor small white object on the
carpet, but had no sooner placed it Oh the
tip Of his nasal organ than the young
ladies began to thrust their handkerchieis
into their mouths and utter sly laughs.
The cause OF such sudden -eutburst Of
good spirit was not discovered by him
until he entered the vestry room, and
saw that he had replaced the plaster with
cotton spool label, containing the fol-
lowing suggestive words: Warranted
to hold out POO yards.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-22

s'WHAT pity How the poor man
must ''sufer?' is now the fashionable
way of abiding to Louis Napoleon. Ger
talnly, he is 20 be pitied. We should
sympathize sincerely with all who suffer,
and especially with all who sin and sul-
fer. The Emperor's fall is indeed great
from the worlds highest imperial
throne to hostile prison, in a day. Yet
by his own blood outlines be precipita-
ted his doom. He thrust France into
war before she was ready, and, far worse
than that, be thrust her into a wicked
war of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, for which she
never could be ready. 1t must not be
forgotten that the crime is his as well as
the doom. He has hurled to misera-
ble death two hundred thousand innocent
peasants who had no hatred in their
hearts; he has stricken 1000 fond Wo-
men with widowhood, and half million
children with helpless orphanage. His
feeble groan Of wounded vanity is inaudi-
ble-lost in the great wall of anguish
that rises to heaven from the plains OF
Alsace, the .hillsides of Ardennes, and
the homes Of Germany. lie is sick, but
not dead, and all the imperial family
survive. He is a prisoner-but a royal
prisoner in a palace. He has lost his
throne forever, bat he has taken from
the French people and invested in Eng
land, Spain, and America, no less than
twenty-five millions oe dollars He has
retained enough money. Let Us hope
that he has retained enough manliness
to salute without superciliousness the
wounded soldiers who still lie about his
camp writing in pain, and to veil his
face before the widows By the wayside as
he journeys to the fortress of Mayence.