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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-01
Lancet's Prescription.

DR.. Lancet was blunt old fellow and
an excellent physician, and he never
drove around an obstacle when there wa;
need of going through it.
Matilda Jane had just come home
from boarding school, and was not feel
ing well. She was troubled with rush
ing of blood to the head, with dizziness.
and with loss of appetite. In this con-
dition she called in DIR. Lancet, and
asked if he could help her:
Il have been trying to doctor myself, F"
she SAID, languiily, and with a faint,
huttering smile, as the old physician felt
her pulse. o.,
"What have you been doing? ?"
"Well-I have taken Limpshins sar-
saparilla and Knave's anodyne, and
Runners pills, and Numheads balsam,
and Fooler's tonic, and the Nonesuch
Expectorating cordial, and DR.. Flathead' S
universal vivifyiDg recuperator, and
and"
Goodness mercy - gasped the Doc
tor land haven't any of these things
given you relief?''
No replied the pining fair one,
they have not helped me at all. O.,
dear, Doctor. what can | take that will
be sure to do me good p
''What can you take?' repeated the
old man, moving back and cycling her
from head to foot. ''Take!'' he ex-
claimed, with fash from beneath his
shaggy eyebrows; my dear girl take off
your corsets l'-Neao York Ledger.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-01
MISCELLA

Taking drop too much-Hanging
ones self.
Quarrels would not last long if the
wrong was all on one side.
A tobacco store in Terre Haute, Ind,
displays this placard: mo political dis
cussions allowed here.
Half a million dollars were won and
lost on the race at Long Branch the other
day, between Harry Bassett and Longfel-
low.
A wonderful thing is the human hand,
and nobody wonders at it more than the in
tant which lies on it's back and kicks and
crows with delight at the new discovery.
DO you wish,'' said Mr.. Hunkes,
that your loss should be sincerely
nourned by your surviving relations
Then leave all your property, sir, to
somebody else.
A Connecticut paper wants the fronts
of churches beautihed, and recommends
the setting up of "a few posts for the
young people to lean against while wait
ing for their sisters.
A returned Australian found the baby
he left at home miss of FIVE summers.
One day he often led her, and she fret
fully exclaimed, Il wish you had never
married into our family.
A Boston woman of ninety got mer-
cenary youth of a quarter that age to
marry her, the other day, on promise of
an income of $4,000 year while she
lived, and life interest In her estate
after her death.
"Why. Biddy," said Mary, show long
are you going to boil those eggs? You We
well. faith, an' missus tould me to bile
'em soft, and I'm goin' to bile .'em till
they're soft, if it takes all day.
A small boy arose at Sunday schoo,
concert and began quite glibly: IA
certain man went down from Jerusalem
to Jericho and fell-and fell" His
memory here began to fail him. ''And
-and-feil by the roadside, and the
thorns sprang up and choked him.
In one of the schools in Cornwall,
England, the inspector asked the children
If they could quote any tex of Scripture
which forbade man having two wives.
| One of the children sagely quoted In re-
ply the text: mo man can serve two
masters.
At funeral. lately. there stood in the
| house of the deceased an old-fashioned
clock. which, when it finished the an
nouncement of the meridian hour, was
made to play a tune. The officiating
minister was in the midst of his sermon
when, noon having arrived, the clock
commenced striking twelve. La a very
solemn tone he impressed on his hearers
the inevitable flight Of time but the ex-
hortation was evidently Ineffective, as the
clock instantly followed with the CHEEKY
old notes of Take your time, Miss.
Lucy"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-01
THE wife Of a musician at Hudders

THE wife Of musician at Hudders-
field, England, was sick unto death.
Her husband was Of penurious turn of
mind, Consequently, when she asked
for physician. he cheerily remarked that
she was going to die at any rate, and ne
might as well save the expense. To
soothe her last moments, he had recourse
to his flute, with which he played the
Dead March in Saul" Unfortunately
for him, the strains proved to be those
that might create a soul under the ribs
of death" The insulted woman rallied
and got WE'LL. despite lack of care and
food. Then she entered a complaint
against her music-lovine and wifc-ha,ing
lord. which resulted 10 his sentence to an
eighteen months imprisonment.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-01
SHE URIBuNE.
Official City and County Paper
A PRIMERS ESSAY.
TO MISS cArHARINE -, OF UgK.

TO MISS CATHARINE =, OF 4.
An s A now I mean to write
2 U, sweet X L ],
The girl without
The bell of U I h
II der if you got the /
wrote U B4
sailed in the X X D A,
& sent by L n Atoore.
My N T head will scarce conceive
l calm I'D A bright;
But, s t miles from U. I must
49, this chance write.
l. 1st, should NE NVU.
B Z z, mind it not:
Ifany friendship show, B sure
They shall not u forgot.
But friends and foes alike D K ;;
And you, may plainly c,
In every funeral X A,
Our uucle's L. L G.
From virtue never DYs;
Her influence u 8
Alika induces 10 derness.
Or 40 tude divine.
/ if q cannot cut A.
Or cause an !,
hope U'll put a.
217
r q for an X alton 2
My cousin, heart and Is
He offers in "a
A z broad of land.
He says he loves U 2 x s,
Fer virtuous and Us;
In Y Il C. U Y L.
All others il his Is.
This o a, Until IT 7 C.,
/ pray U 2 y Qs;
And not to burn in E / Ct
sly quaint & maynard muse.
Now fare c well, dear X T J
I trust that y r true
When this U c, then can Z say
An S A lou?
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MANY cities in America might learn a

lesson from the towns of India. which are
considered so far behind US in civilization.
All garbage and filth are promptly re-
moved from the houses and streets of the
Indian towns Dy caste of people whose
inherited occupation this is IF anv
chance to remain, crows, vultures, jackals
ETC., and the heavy periodical rains, are
an effective Board OF Health The neo-
pie are clearly -Brahmins fastid,ously So.
Phey battle frequently; they prepare
their food with care aud 10 these re-
sspects would put to shame many who
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-01

LoNDcN Court dress makers have
been notified. by the Lord Cham berlain,
that in future. ladies in square cut bodi-
ces viii not be admitted to the Queen 5
daawing-rooms. This is gentle hint In
favor of more refined and seemIy dressing
than has hitherto been customary. 1t
might be adyantageously needed in other
quarters.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-01

A SENTIMENTAL young lady lost
poodle on which she sat great value, and
which she fed with her own hands. Not
long after the poodle had departed this
transltory lite, FrdoIina was seen to
contemplate with great pensiveness the
countenance of bewhi>kered and per-
ingld young man. ''Fridolina. my
dear. don look at young Frizzy
he II think you are In love with him.
Il can help it, Aunt Sophia" replied
trldollna, with tears in her lovely eyes
His expression is SO like that of my
poor little Moppets.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
An Editors Table.


TIE editor ATTN his sanctum his countenHnce ur-
ruved " IN care,
bis MUD the hott N OF bEsn5ss his feet at the
tip Of a ch air,
HIS IN ,ir arm elbow supporting, his II hit hand
uphodns his head,
lis e,'s On the the dusty cd table, with dl1e :
documents spread.
There were thirty long pages ON Howler, villa u
der lined capit-ls topped
And a shprt requis tiUn from GroEler requesting
his newspa er stopped;
There were Is rics fro Gus the poet concerning
sweet hJwrets and zsphyrs
And ray gem fr m PlCd1er, the farmer, descrio-
Ing couple q hell-ri
There we're hiilots from beautiful maidens,ard bills
on = -ocer or two,
And his best leader hitched to a letter which 1Quir-
cd IL he wro e IL or who?
There rsptures Of praises from writers Of the
smooth and melifu0us school,
Aad ole Of his rivals lssi papers, inioEmiDs hin he
was s fool
2 here were several long res0lutcnsi with names
telling whom they were by,
Canon'zin.s some harmless Old brother, who hzd
COM moth NJ wore than 70 die;
Tlere ere On that table to catch hn ana scr
leuts O. sung ana I'm te him;
The were gif- enterprises 10 sell him, ana oiters
attempting to bite him.
There were lnn- staring ads from the city, and
money with never one,
Which ADDED. Please give ihs inserti n. and send
in orr bin When you're done"
There were let from Org an zat ms meetings,
warts. aud the lave
Which said Can gu print this announcement Tor
the yoof OF our glorious eau p
Their were tickets inviting his presence 90 fs-tva s.
parties, and 81 W.,
Wrapped 10 4ot,s with ~P.else 1--WE US notice.
demurcly slipped N az the close.
In sh IT. a. is eve took the table, and ran over its
ink -pstterct trash.
There WIS nothing il did rot euc--nier, excepting,
perlaps-it was Cash.
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Personal
Schuyler Colfsx is no longer a SMOKER

Schuyler Colfsx is no longer a smoker,
Thadieus SteveaE is TO have monument
Paul Morphy is practcing law st New Or
leans.
Queen victori.'s property is valued at $780,
100000.
A statu;e C: Dante has been inauguFAted"
at Naples.
Princess Thyar, Of Denmark. is the chosen
wife Of Alexis.
Major Benton hiss been assigned to the supei-
intendency of the Southern sea cost defences.
Eleanor D. lockwood, niece Of Edward Eg
erett, and well-knoEn writer, has entered the
lecture field.
Mrs Charles Moulton has been obliged to
postpone her western tour owing to the illness
Of her husband, ard has returned to Cam
bridge.
Madame Ristori, who few yekrs sgo won
50 much dramatic honor in the United States, is
st present playing in Berlin, but gives very lit
tie satisfaction.
President Grant has appointed four ladies,
since he hiss been in the White HouEe, to the
highest grade OF psst Offices, with salaries Of
81, 1000 per snnum.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

David A. Randall of Springfield caught an
owl in trap one evening recently. 1t had
killed goose and carried it seversl rods.
william Billings hes driven stsge between
Woodstock and Bethel twenty-five years.
Since last September the business of ou- Wind
TOR County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
has doubled
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Scring 31larhinr1-
THE
tEsgsEsIglf!GS "a WILSON
STILL AHEAD
100000 IN USE 20 oA4.

WY ARE 50 MANY sJL'l
First--Eecause they are the most durable Ma
chimes, having but sevea wearing places anoye the
table, and these Constructed that . the Machines
ever get worn they csr hc & shte7,d with common
screw driver, and your va hine will then he as -opd
new. They viii o1a2s. any tvo shuttle Ma
chimes in market.
Secona-BecGgss i. is the ST Hest runnias t~o
thread Machile
Third-Becauss IL Is the best constructed
FOurth-because II runs ia--er than auj Lock
Stitch Machine
Eifth-Havinz fifteen less pieces thau any shuttle
Machine ,taole inciuded) il il therefore The SIM
p.est.
Sixth-It dass the greatest variety o WORK.
Seventh-lt does the best wOr6.
Eighth-it Goes not need 20 pc dripping IN OIL 10
run easy and Therefore pan is necessary 70 catch
the oil underneath it is lnqisq eus1hle with some
O; the Shuttle Machines % uss.
Airtl-BecaUse It does not have it'. but is Always
ready
Tenth-lt has the most appliances Tor doing var
Gus kinds Of work, and 10 fact for retsuus too nu-
merous g. mention, they are the best Family Ma
chimes DO use
The great Public endorse the Wheeler 4 Wilson
sample an Circulars sent 90 any address.
SOLUN II. ALLlS, Agent
80 CnuT3r Street, Burlington, VI
Get l3-dLWtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Geo. Hoffman Of Islsnd Pond while st work
in toe engine house, fell into one Of the pits and
injured hrs shoulder severely
Norton Mills Co have bought Of Isasc Deer
what is called the lower mill and fsrm at Island
Pond; they have sl,o bought the Thomas DollofI
farm.
As Rev. A. J. Shaw Of Victory, was drawing a
lead Of lcgs into Story's mill on Saturday the
% inst, tie bride chain broke letting the team
against him breaking several ribs and rendering
him speecb!ses Bur little hops il enter,sined o:
his recovery
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
Eighty G4ii8iGu ksOl2aTs,
$50, OO0 &c.,


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PhOniN lus. Co. OF Hartford.
Loadou. Liverpoo! and Giobel
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HUNTINGTOE's
SATURDAY. Bulletin
NEW BOOKS.
FEBRUARY II. is1e

FEBRU AIRY IL. is72.
RECOLLECuONs OF PAST LIFE-by Sir Henry
Holland.
THE ABodINATIoNs OF MODERN SOCIETY
by Talmage.
DEAD MEMS Shoes Romance by HarberInan.
THE LITTLE MOORLAND INCEsS-f.on the
German.
TWO FAMILY M0THERS-irom the Swedish by
Schwartz.
SMALL PoX PREF ESTION-Sy DR.. Carl Both.
PENS AND TYPES-or Hints and Kelps-by Eenj.
Drew.
PARASITES, Animal and Vegetab,e-by Jay JEFF
ries.
PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS three kinds.
FRENCH NOTE PAPER-assorted eolors-prepsr-
ed In boxes
Febi7d3s&wit Corner Church 4 College st.
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BowDoIN COLLEGE.
Music Boxes ! Music Boxes !!

Not only to tinkiing. sweet-tonod little Music
Boxes hut larger and larger ones, up q immense
Instruments that produce sounds a powerful as
those ola Piauo.0rie, and ON a house with melody
Call soon 80 80 COURT STREET ami select one
FROM the large stock % that L may
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

It is ruppossd that the murder Of ;he Earl Of
Mayo, Yceroy Of India, was not perpetrsted
from personal reasoas. but that il is one Of
many facts tha, indicate sn intention 10 get rid
Of British rule on the part Of the Mussulmcu Of
Hindos,sn. They form but a email part Of The
population Of that country, but then they are
fsueiicsl and active, and they know that If they
could once get up the belief tbs. they we're strong
enough TO beat the British, the Hinio1s proper
would Join them. Tire latter were long ruled by
the Mussulmen, and the remembrance Of the
Mogul Dynasty is yet strong IN the land.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
coppARn sENIINAnY.

BOARDING sea Oh FOR BOTH SEXES.
TINE SPRING TENN Commences Wednesday
4 February zl7t.
BOARD, including heat, -hf ana washing, s 800
per week. For further particulars. apply % the
PFircII al. l.. Z. BURLINGTON,
Feb s-Wfw Barre, VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

EAnrHquAEu Is VERMONT" An earthquake
at - O'Clock Saturday m5raiDg, Was more
generally felt at Quelhee than Any before, il
some houses causing windows and cro-kery to
rattle and dogs TO bark. some thinking their out
buildings we've crushed by the weight Of snow.
The first notice wss heavy noise ami jar. end
ing like the sound Of = wagon being driven from
the premises Il lasted some twenty seconds 80
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
Medifal.
Plantation Bitters.

This wolds Eel vegs;ab restorative Is theshee'
anchor q the ieeb!e All de5litatei. As a tomb
and cordial Tor the aoI and llazud it has 10 equal
among stornlchlcs. As remedy for h' nervous
weakness to which women are especially subject
i, is saporssl.a; every other s.imulea' Ia all
c,ima.es, tropical tmperat9 r. irisit, it acts As
speo,a, in every spec e. Of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength ami breaks down tho
animal spirits.
Jan 10 -teod&wiyr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

S1oEEs IN PRIsoS-Stokes, the assassin Of
Fisk, has been visited in jail by a reporter, who
found him standing in front OF his cell, laugh
ing and chatting gsyly with his brother, pris-
oner, Shine, and David DEyer, one Of the keep
ers Of the Tombs He was dressed as though he
hsd just r.epped from boulor. On hsnd-
somely trilled and embroidered shirt bosom Of
immaculate whiteness glisiened three magnificent
diamond studs, and on the little finger Of his
LEFT hand he wore large and costly solitaire dis-
mond ring. He wore pair Of lavender col0rei
trousers and = vest OF dark material, across
which was Suspended gold chain of unique
pattern. He wore : silk velvet dressing-j scket,
whore sleeves. pockets, collsr and lspeis were
trimmed with pink silk, heavily quilted. His
feet were encased in silk stockings. aud he wore
pair Of clippers richly embroidered with gold
lace On shelf in his cell were arranged eight
bottles Of Murray & LSnmans Florida water,
with which be bsthes Standing by the side Of
the Florida water were several suspicious black
bottles. II the law" says the Missouri
Democrat, " is fairly snd impartisly admins
tered in bis case, Mr.. Stokes will. before long,
rtlinquish the tenancy Of that pAlatisl apart
ment; AMI We suppose that. In order 10 continue
the sp'endoT with which he begins his prison c.
rcer, he Will then walk some distance on path
way EtreWu with flowers, and ascend about
twenty beautifully carpe,ed stairs to : platform
richly festoonei with the foest drapery, with a
highly pol.shed mahogany beam across the top.
From the latter suoS-white cord Of finest silk
will droop in lazy languor, unit. gentleman in
waiting shsI loop one o. lie extremiiies under
Mr.. Stokes right ear. \ neatly embroidered
esp wal then be assumed by Mr. Stokes, that the
winds Of heaven may not visit his face too
roughly; soon sfier which, amid the gsze Of as
Eemble1 HUNDREDS, : few square feet Of the plat
form VII disappear, ani IN fruitless effort to
get his toes upon the lover floor, be vii pass 10
that bourne whence no traveller ret1Iuf.'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
TWELVE MUSIC GOGES
WHICH CONSTITUTE
Complete Musical Gibrary!

800 Or more Songs and Pieces for pia1oforte or
Reed organ. Worth from 500. 10 siJl.
Sold In book form for i30.O1ll
TIE MUSICAL TREASURE } oc1i and Iaffrumsntgf
The mos recent work Very popular.
THE SILVER CHORD F0cai.
Large number Of the hest songs.
GEM or GEitliAN SONG ToeaL
Ths very best songs Of Deutschland
GEMS OF SACRED SONG. B0cH
\ choice collection.
GEMS OF SCOTTISH SONG. Vocal
Selected from large number The lest.
WREATH Or GINS. Fccgf
Popular songs. More recent than liver Chcrt.
OPEkATIC PEARLS. D0eGL
Comprises most the favorites Ct STANDARD OPERAS.
SHOWER or PEARLS TOc1'.
Clmnletely FL I'd with the best Duets
PIANIS1'S ALBUM. InsfrumeAf1t
Is the same Home Circle. Vol. 9.
PIANOFOkTE GEMS. Insfrunsnfai.
i the same Zone Circle, Vol 8.
HOME CIRCLE. Vols. and IL. lEshLmsEfs!
Ttese fne books gave name 10 the whole set,
which il often called tHE HONE CIRCLE SEREs. all
the looks being Of uniform binding and size, and
filed not with the most III suit the most
severely classical music, hut with that which is
genial. bright popular and fitted for the entertain
ment Of the happy d" rclo - AZ home.
Price Of each book s. in lards; 81 On in Cloth,
and Full Gilt, 81 o. Seat postpaid for the above
prices.
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feo lS-weG&satswf
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4 staudlri Prelarat.11, endorsed hy the 70 Sc
reliable Physicians. and irs astonishing curative
power attestsd by thl1sanes WAC nave used IT,
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Urinary Organs existing Ia male or female lrria
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For sale ~ au p-J-.-.-s and dealers IA Medicine
everywhere. Nov l5-cc1tATly
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PLEASE NOTICE.
I STILL FURNISH Harper's Magazines, Weekly,
I Bazaar Atlantic Monthly, The Galaxy, Ola and
New, Appeton's Journals. at 8 81 each, Scfbners,
si.0l, tlectic, si25. Every Saturday. $50 Phre-
oiogica Journal. $3.50 Scientific American, S2.75,
AgricUlturist, sl25 Hearth Home $3.50 COun-
try Gentleman, s225. Rural new Yorker, 500, also
torfg other papers at reauesd rates from single Prise.
Ifyou wan: - Paper or Magazine, write me- aud
will give you my lowest prices All papers mailed
10 subscribers from publishing Office
Address +. WHITNEY
Subscription Agent and
Deputy Postmaster.
Doc 2S-wu Milton, Vt
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The physician attending Miss Hattie Thomas,
who had her entire tcalp taken of by the ms
chinery in 3 button factory at Nsugatuck, Conn,
nearly year ego, is replacing the ska by
trsnsplsniiag pieces Of s1in from other pArts Of
her body snd from other persons. Tbree-ffths
Of the wounded surface is already very suoce,g-
flLl..lEarel
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3rg Seeds
DRESS GOODS

We Advertised a few days slaco cur usual semi
annual slleof Dress Goods gave our prices. viz :
25, IS sld 80 cents. These goods have sold Iretty
well nearly as well as last year, and as far Is we
are able to judge, our sale has proved sa,isfaeory
10 oiir Customers. We have some more e the saue