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Baltimore Market.
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Ft0uR-uuehAnged
GRAu-Wheat unchanged and dali. Com
Gefive and higher st @9s0. oatI dull atib0S9e
Rye DALI
PnoVEuoNB-1lOaSP Pork quiet At a. Bacon
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PRUSSIA.


The HOnOred Guest Of the Germans.
LONDON, Sept. t9.
Generals DouaY and LebShu attend the
Emperor at WilhelmShoho. The Prus.
SLAMS surrounded the Emperors Journey
TO Wilhelmshohe with exquisite care and
provision for the dignity and feelings Of
the prisoner. Advices from CaSSel say
that nothing in tho magnificent treatment
Of Napoleon would denote that he Is re.
garIled rs u prisoner. He seems rather
the honored guest Of Prussia
Not An Anti.CathoIic War.
BERLIN, Sept. 12.
N. De Ledouehowski, Archbishop Of
GrOsen and POsCn, has issued circular
denying that the war on the part Of Prls-
siA Is in any way anti Catholic.
The GermaniR, Of the PruSsian Cxplor.
ing expedition to the North Pole, has re.
turned.
sympathy for the Republic Among
German Republicans.
LONDON, Sept. 19.
The announcement Of the declaration Of
the French Republic has made great
change in public sentiment here in regard
to the demands for compensation. The
movement in France towards free institu.
sions obtains sympathy Of a powerful Re.
publican party in Prussia, whose influence
will be used to abate the claims hithcr.
70 asserted for satisfaction and indemnity.
A proposition comprising the assurance
OF the destruction Of all the fortifcatlOns
on the frontier line, with guarantee
against their being rebuilt, and the dcs-
tFuctiOn Of the lOrttticatons Of Paris, and
payment Of the war expenses, would,
without any cessation OF territory, be &C.
ceptCd by this party as quite sufficient TO
satisfy German honor and provide for the
maintenance Of the future peacs Of
Europe
Secretary FISh'S Dispatch to Berlin
1t Makes a Sensation.
PRAGUE, Sept 1s.
ABcrlin telegram to tho Rlti1iguo Of this
city, says that great sensation was crea-
ted by the dispatch Of the American Gov
ernment TO lis Envoy at the PrussiAn
Capital, expressing the hope there would
now be a cessation OF the war, in view Of
the fact that Its aim, the dethronement Of
Napoleon, had been accomplished. No
sooner had tho Minister communicated
the dispatch TO Won Thiele and Ulenborg
than L was sent to King William BY q
special courier.
LONDON, Sept 12
An outbreak Is reported in the province
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A Coop SIGX.-A Newport letter says
Mn. james Fisk, Jr., lel that watering
place because tho visitors there would
pay no attention TO her or her costly
equIpages, and that when j., Jr., himself
came up he was also ignored, and cleared
out dSguSsed.
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SECRETARY Fnu is reported Oa saying
there are good signs Of speedy peace in
Europe, and he hopes Paris will not DO
destroyed. He gives no news, however,
nor tho contents II the dispatches received
by him.
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NeW York Dr. Good. nrarkat.

INV GoRG, SSp% H.
An aeiVstnquiEy pFaVhiIs E0s IN desirable and
Gt8Pl9 t0ItuFeS BpitGd 70 tbs season ct gSnGE8lly
uniform I1tO8, except al Indian Orchard ant
6E0Wn eottonl, which have Al advanced He PEI
md. Y
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Friendship for the Republic.
SPAIN

sympathy for the French Republic.
Demand for the ConVocatlOn of the
Cortes.
MADRID, Sept l2.
Demonstrations Of sympathy with the
French Republic, continue In the northern
provinces. Republicans in this city have
signed an address demanding the cOnvo.
cation Of tho Cottes.
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UsTEND, September II,
The latest intelligence from PrusslAn
headquarters Is, that in reply TO the propo.
sitions made through the Austrian Lega.
tion, King William declares that he will
listen to propositions Of peace only in the
Tuillerics, aild from the Imperial Govern.
mont OF Franco
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Tho Prussians Coming.

The PruslIan forces in detaehmens,
form q Semi.cirGle around Paris, at the
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-08

The DEACoN'S MISTAKE "A capital
Joke, and ali the more palasable because
it is true and can be vouched for, took
place / few Sundays since ut one of the
prominent Fourth street churches 1t
seems that worthy deacon had been
very industrious in selling new church
book, costing seventy five cents. At the
service In question, the minister, jus st be-
fore dismissng the congregation, arose
and said: ''All You who have children
TO baptise, will please present them next
Sabbath" Tie deacon, who, by the
way, was little deaf, and having an eye
to selling the books and supposing his
pastor was referring to them, immediate
~ jumped up and shouted: "All you
who havea't any, can get as many as you
want by calling on me, at seventy-hve
cents each. The preacher locked cross
eyed at the brothers. the brothers looked
at the clergyman, the audiance punched
the audience In the side, the bsbblc grew
louder, until it burst into loud guffaw !;
ladies colored up. crimsoned, blushed.
and thanked the Lord for the low price
of peopleiug the earth There was no
benediction that morning worth speak
ing of. The deacon, after he had found
out his mistake, changed his pew from
the front Of the church to the third from
the rear, and. though he cannot hear the
sermon, he is consoled with the thought
that the young ladies can't smoker a,
him-Ne,c Jersey Patriot.
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Abraham Lincoln used to say the
best story he ever heard of himself was
this: Two Quakeresses were travelling
ON the railroad, and we're discussing the
prob.ole termination of the war.
thiak,' said the first. that Jefferson will
succeed Why does thee think so 2
asked the other Because Jefferson is
q praying man. And so is Abraham,
objected the Sc cond. Yes; but he
lord will think Abraham is joking tLs
irst replied, conclusively.
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HOLIDAY SEAS ON
For All.

Having on hand an immense stock stock of superb
or goods including Planes, Melodeons, Harmoniums
Sewing Machines Gold Watches, Jewery of various
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of the Holidays, the following great Inducements
CASH ITS TO the amount of $6o3 500 We place the
Of the various articles every ticket, which
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crzes delivered promptly by return mail Express
You not required 70 send for your prize until you
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fo- any other article Of like value Prizes with every
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why on earth don't you get up earli-
er. my son2' said an anxious father to
his slugeard boy; don't you see the flow.
ers even spring out of their beds at the
early dawn 2'-'Tes father, said the boy,
1 see they do and would do the same
if l had as dirty bed as they have
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SHEEP IN DECEMBER.

Sheep should not be allowed to fall
away at any time, but especially at the
commencement of Winter. They should
not be left depending on what they can
pick up in the bare pastures. but should
have comfortable, capacious, well ventila-
ted sheds, supplied with good hay IN
racks. They should be watered and
sailed regularly, have dry beds, and the
manure should not be allowed to ac-
cumulate under them. The sheds should
be cleaned out at least once a week.
Old sheep should be disposed of before
the commencement of Winter unless they
are intened for stali-feeding.
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A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a
missionary. discovered safe and simple remedy for
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases
of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the whole
train of disorders brought by banefl and vicious
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WARMERS PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed mot
in case to the worst of Bhad,
Itching Bleeding Piles. Those who afflicted
should Immediately call on their druggist and get
WARMERS PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly ter the Piles
aud is not recommended to cure any other disease It
has cured many cases of over thirty years standing
Price One Dollar For sale by druggists everywhere
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-08

We guarantee satisfaction in every case. In every
package of sealed envelopes will place Cash
Prize To Agents offer liberal inducement. Send
for our circular. tickets 81 Is for 81; 40 for
So $50 for $40. All amounts Of 81 and upwards must
be sent by mail to J. Il. CLAFttN & CO., 657 Broad
way n. Y
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MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS.

1t is said that more than $5,O0O,0O0
are lost every year by the farmers of the
United States by damage done to ma
chimes, implements, and tools, from ex-
posure to the weather at times when they
ought to be carefully housed. The farm
er wao complains of the high price of
machines should make them last as long
as possible by protecting them from the
rays of the sun in Summer, and from
rain, frost, and snow, at other seasons.
1t has besn proved that even grind
stone becomes damaged by exposure to
the weather; it is not to be wondered
at, then. that machines and implements
made of wood and iron should be easily
damaged BY rain, etc. A thrifty farmer
understands that dollar saved is just as
good as dollar earned or gained in any
way. and he takes good care of his thresh-
machine, reaper aud mower, seed drill,
wagons, piows, harrows, cultivators, etc.
Machinery, ETC., should rot be kept IN
the grain or hay barn, but in q separate
house or she'd There should be place
for everything and everything in it's
place, and all the farm buildings and their
contents should be insured in some re-
liable company.
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ICE.

Every farmer should lay up stock of
ice for use in his cellar and diary in Sum-
mer. 1t costs but little to construct an
ice house large enough to contain sup
ply for farmers family, even if a large
diary is to be taken into account. If good
water for ice cannot be obtained near the
homestead, it will pay to construct a
pond Tor this purpose if sufficient pure
water to fill it can be made available.
By sinking well and erecting wind
mill for raising the water, an abundant
supply can be obtained.
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POULTRY.

When poultry arc properly managed
they are very profitable eggs and chick
ems have commanded high p ice, and a
ready sale ter several years. and it is
probable they will continue to do GO for
many more. In order to- make them
profitable, capacious and comfortable
poultry house must be provided, and
constant attention given to cleanliness,
and regularity In feeding. If poultry are
confined within the narrow limits of a
house and yard, they should be furnish
ed with those substances on which they
would feed, if suffered to run at large.
Ii they cannot get worms and insects of
various kinds, they should have animal
food of Some kind It is possible, how
ever, to give them too much animal
food; small quantity will be sufficient.
Scraps from the fat trying establishments
may be bought at from one cent to two
cents per pound. These are the cheap
est form of animal food Lime and
gravel should always be within reach of
poultry, also dry dust for rolling in. The
perches>and laying boxes should be fire..
quentiy rubbed with lard, to kill lice.
Old hens should be got rid of, and their
places filed with young, thrifty ones of
the best breeds. Dry muck should be
strewn over the floor Of the poultry house
every day, in order to absorb the drop
pings cf the fowls, and prevent offensive
doors. The manure should be collected
frequently, and kept in barrels or boxes
or in shed, for use in Spring.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink,
Warn CTS ViRum vifse. or Wine of Life,
is free from any poisonous drugs impurities being
splendid appetizer and tonic, and the finest thing in
the world Tor purifying the blood 1t is the most
pleasant and delicious article Offered to the pub
lie far superior TO brandy whisky, wine, bitters,
any other article. 1t healthy, and cheaper
Both male and female, young and old. can take the
Wine of Life 1t is, in TACT, lie preserver Those
who wish to enjoy good health and free flow OF live.
iy spirits viii do well TO take the Vine of Life. II il
different from any thing before in 1t is sold by
druggists: also at all respectable saloons. Price One
Dollar. in quart bottles
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

For Fever and A suc. Int erm1tte"t Fe-
yer, Chin Fever, Remit Fever.
Dumb que. Periodical or Bilious
Fever, &c., and indeed ala tho Hfec-
tons which arise from maiari Gus,
marsh, or miasfic p0is0ns.
As its name implies. it does Cure. and does not
fail. Containing Meth Arsenic, Quinine Bsmeth,
Zinc nor any other mil. | poisonous substance
whatever, it in nowise Injuries the patient. TIE
Der I'd importance of its in the ague dist cts
are literally beyound account, and we believe with
out parallel in the history of Ague medicine. Our
pride is gratifed by the Acknowledgements receive
of the radical effected in obstinate cases, and
where other remedies bad wholly failed
Unacclinaied persons, either resident in, or travel
ling through miasmatic localities, will be protected
by taking the a 1sis Cure daily
9 For l4iyer Complaints. arising from torpid
ify of the Liver t is excellent remedy, stimula
ting the Liver into healthy actively.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it is
an excellent remedy producing many truly remark
able cures where other medicines had failed,
Prepared by De. j. c. AVER & Co., Practical and
Analytical Chemists, LOWELL Mass, and sold all round
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Price $l,O0,
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DYSPEPSIA.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tonic is prepared ex |
pressy for Dyspeptics and those suffering with habit
ual Costiveness. 1t is slightly stimulating tonic
and splendid appetizer; it strengthens the stomach
and restores the digestive organs to their healthy
WARMERS DysPEpsIA Tonic. For sale by druggists.
Price One Dollar.
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COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Baisan is healing soft
eniug and expectorating. The extraordinary power
it possesses in Immediately relieving, and eventually
curing, the most obs innate of Coughs Colds Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness,
Asthma and Consumption almost Incredible. So
prompt the relief and certain its effects in all the
above cases. any affection of the throat and lungs,
that thousands OF physicians daily prescribing it,
and one and all say that il is the healing and
pectoTating medicine known. One dose always affords
relief and in one bottle effects a cure
Sold by 2iss in large bottles. Price One Dollar.
1t is yo- tsslt if you still cough and suffer. The
Balsan viii cure.
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ECONOMY OF FOOD FOR STOCK,


Farmers lose great deal of money
every year by neglecting to economize
fodder and provender of every kind. In
the first instance, the houses, sheds or
pens, in which animals are fed, are not
kept at suitable temperature they are
generally cold and uncomfortable, and an
extra quantity of food goes to keep up
the heat of their bodies In this way a
large quantity of food is wasted which
would go to increase the weight of the
animals, if a suitable temperature had
been kept up. Large quantities of hay,
ETC., are wasted every year. by neglectiug
to provide racks, or feeding boxes, as
stock Of every kind are apt to scatter pro-
vender under their feet and to make it
unfit for use. 1t has been proved by care
full experiments that corn, ground and
cooked, will fatten hogs much sooner
than when it is given in its natural state,
and that only about half the quantity
will be required. The most experienced
owners of horses and feeders of neat
stock find that it pays well to chop,
crush, Or grind provender for them, and
the most extensive fcedets of swine find
that very great economy of grain may
be effected by grinding and cooking
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-08
HORSES.

Horse stock of every kind require con-
slant attention in Winter There are
few stables SO perfect in every particular
that SOME improvement cannot be made
In them. Some are too cold, and the
horses consume an extra quantity of
food to keep up the heat of their bodies
Some have not sufficient ventilation, and
the horses are compelled to breathe over
again the Initiated air which has been ex-
PEELED from their lungs. Many stables
have not sufficient light, and this in
itself is serious defect, as the want of
light gives rise to various diseases &C
cording to the statements of experienced
veterinarians. The racks, feeding boxes,
stalls, and floors Of stables, are in many
cases not properly constructed. and i'm
provements in these particulars may be
necessary. Street-car and omnibus COM
panles find that great economy of pro-
vender may be affected by ''chopping"
and steaming hay and straw, and mixing
with meal or corn meal. Farmers should
follow their example. The shoeing Of
horses is matter of great importance,
especially in Winter when accidents fire.
qucntly occur from horses slipping on
ice or the smooth frozen surface of the
ground. The repairing, oiIing and pad
ding of harness should be attended to,
veterinary medicines and instruments kept
ready for use.
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From the Western Rural.
NEAT STOCK.

Neat stock ofevery description require
great care during the rigors of Winter,
for at this time they are entirely Deepen
dent on man for shelter, food, and water.
This is the case In nearly all the North
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allowance Of grain in addition to hay
They require moderate exercise daily
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constantly improving.
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