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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18
FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

as a profitable and safe investment for al classes,
the First Mortgage 1-3O Gold bonds Of the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company, bearing Seven and
Three-Tenths per cent. gold interest (more than 8
per cent. currency, and secured by first and only
mortgage on the entire road and equipments, and
Oh more than $4,000 Acres of Land every mile
OF ira X or 800 Acres of Land to each $1,000 bond
The highest current price will be paid for US. Five
Tweutgs and all other marketable securities re-
gciyed ia exchange. Pamphlets, maps. and full
information, as wen the bonds themselves, will 10
furnished application by JAY CooKE & Co., Phila-
iephia, New York, and Washington, and by most
Banks and Bankers, throughout the country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18

The best article ever in use by fami-
lies recommended by all who have tried it, is
the Halford Leicestershire Table Sauce. To be
had of every good grocer - Com.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18
Snow Flakes.
By Ii. ". LoSGFELLoW.

By Ii. ". LoSGFELLoW.
Out of the bosom Of the air,
ont of the cloud-fold-N0f her garments shaker
over the woodlands brown and bare,
over the harvest fields forsaken,
sileat, and soft, and slow,
pescends the snow. y
Even as our clouded fancies take
suddenly shape in some divine expression,
ryer, AZ inc troubled heart doth make
In the vhite countenance come Sssl.n'
The troubled sky reveals.
The grief It feels.
This j. the poem of the air,
slowly and silent syllables recorded
This is the secret OF despair,
hong in its cloudy bosom boarded.
Now whispered ana gey---ed
To wood and field.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18
MISS SAVVYER'S SAAVE.

TTERE YOU have = salvc combining soothing and
l healing properties, with no dangerous ngred-
tent. y remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches wounds and bruises to which flesh is heir.
Is more easily applied thn many other remedies,
| never producing bad effect, but always relieving
pain, however severe.
Itis prepared by Miss S1rycr, who has used It
in her own extensive treatment Of The sick for
nearly twenty years, with great success.
The principal diseases for which this salve Is rec
commended are, CHi'dlahs. rheumatism, PltS
ScrQfalu, OH Eicers, SAT- RhcaR, SprailS, BuiHs,
feuer Sores Fdohs, Fptpifs, K1y@peius, Sof9
Eyes, Bcpbey's Halr DedrRtss, BoHS, hiag-tcorns
Germs, Bites Of Insects, [g"cfra, loehachs, Ear
Rch, Scald Hia3, 7eeHipg Chopped Haads
ScaI3s, C1ts, Bruises, Group, c,act,d lips and
Sores on ChHdyrH
Itnever fails to cure Rheumatism t. properly
applied. Rub it on we'll with The Land three times
a day, IN several cases it has cured palsicd limbs
70. PHes II has been discovered 10 he sure rem
cdy. Persons that have been afflicted for years
have been relieved by a few applications. Fo' FRY
sipeldS 1t works wonders, nllayme theinhaum alton
I and quoting the patient. For thdpp,8 ihM 3 IL
produces cure Immediately. Let thos" with lat
! Rbetm obtain this Salvc, and apply 1t freely, nd
they will lind It invaluable II s good IN of
Sc3Otaia and Tani0rs. Cancers have been cured
with IT, The hest Salve ever invented for S,coien
/ Breast and Sore NippEs. No way injurious, but
sure to afford relief Sore or Ufak Eyes Rub 1t
on the lids gently, once or twice day. Cures deaf
ness by putting in the ears on piece Of cotton.
For Felo'ig this is superior to anything known
For Pimpies this acts like charm. For RiDRs
and .Scaids, apply the salyc at once and It gives
immediate relief. For Oh Sores, apply once a
day
Of MISS SAwyERs SALyE are is beneficial effects
on the hair. Rubbed ON the scai ia five or six
diliereu, parts 1t promotes the growth of the hair,
prevents 1t turning gray, aud on bald spots It pro-
duces new growth Of hair. No lady should be
without this Invaluable article ns AN indispensable
cosmetic for the toilet II cradicatcs dandruf and
disease from the head, and blotches and pimples
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18

AT recent fox hunt in Vermont the
fox ate up two of the dogs and fright
ened the rest away.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-18

creating sinking zone fcelilc, and an indifferent
even 10 the cares of yOrr family.
NmIir stOmAclI Is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Stalten.

HpmL Z. S%eptember. Oils eeTerr
Na9mittas ser 81. Batter i'm @arten bes
Satieans ipasisren sins, fragile Jpn Sc
u'allo aus ieiner Sesleituns: u@eldes
ut Die anii6t Guer Seilisfsit iiber hi.
ecrferen; Der crei 8aiier in Berlin 2"
Der papit e%ltse9nete: Die Gpnferen,
TT Slei9 arceren pie Elm ri6ter 0ebel.
@enn rsrielbe spriber, 70 bleibt aaes
beim Alten ; mandmal aber ridtet Der
9icesl aud S9apen an, tpenn rie Gmte
nod ni3t rpaitdnris einselammslt 1T.
am Sage an wsldem Rem @eneral
pes Ssl%uitensprren bic Grprppriation pes
srfbten Sbeiles eeS al Gesu npti6cirt
purce, fanp ii6 BET csmlelten Elm !Saps
Ian pom 9pfe Sietcr Gmmanuel's eir.
UNI ibm bic Serii6eruns BON Settle Dts
SSniss su iibertrinsen, ras Der SSnio
cine peitere G%rprppriatipn ODER aar cine
SuppreiiIcn res Sresns pcer pes Giaens
tbums in Ipm ni9t untersei6nrn tpers
DC. Der 9ater General e%ntaeanete:
~Sier liest bic pom S5nise unter;eidz
nste Srrre auf meinsm Slide" Der
abbe erriererte: Damn BAT man Seine
Wiajsltdt setdui6t. Gr ~telearapbirte
bisrauf al cen 8Snis, la,o ries mas
rpbl Die Ssranlaiuns serpeisn iein, eas
Die @eniesS Hieiere i'm Slpiter eridienen
une ben sum @eneraIat Ger Seluitsn ses
bSri9sn Yatres anf m~annisfaltiser @eis
Is raS Serbleiten int Slpiter erlsidters
ten. SIN llcbrisen baben bic Sdter Der
Gssal9aft Sriu in Stalin rie ;ablz
rsiditen Seireiie aufri9tissr Sp6a6tune
bon bp6sefteaten periSnliGfeitcn erbals
ten. Staen wurcen ibnen aneebotsn,
becentencc Summen tei Sanauiers Stas
liens gu ibr Oisppition seIteut. Siss
Der baben bic Seluiten bon feinem sisIsr
anerbieten @ebrau9 ma6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Hnrem burger 0a3ette.

l'ler fbnne sndris lein. S9rsibe i6,
Hugs iiyt er in Der J~cpcrlpise wesbalb
in meinen Si6ern 70 Siel pom 5eufel
sn leien,-Slaub' auf jeper Sette ipasirt
er nit ieinen 0aulsfiieen berlm. Spz
gar meinen beiten 6reunren iiBt er auf
Ger 3unse mid 81 nsden. -atsr bore,
lieter Seufel, fubr Der Ooftor fort, in
lpSttiidem Ipne zen 5eufel anrecenr /:
Die Sitel crift mid 10 menis, wie ceis
ne tplle @nfe6tunsen. Sab t6 ct.
Safpts Strpbepiltel alien Gleln III frel1en
SprSewprfen, 9laub' pu, e5 lpQts mir NIT
aQcn anceren Gpiiteln ni6t etenIp aes
linsen. Srplle ci1 Drum, lieber Seufel,
uno itlnfc anrerswp! = Sebt, WeiIter
pbilipp in FOLDER Ianier miiet Sbr rem
Scufcl b%eimld,ifen. Saltet ibm itrafs
priien unc ndrriides 3eus Spr, unp
fcmmt CT mitS crupprln anseriidt 10 frast
ibn, pb er ipnit ni6t5 Neues peiE. lie
trigens, iett er BEL, unb feline Wienc oez
~iialtete ii6 sum edaeln teim slnblid res
unfansrei6en lepernen S6laudes, Der an
pbilipps Sattel feitsebunpen hing
-trast Sbr bic bette arsnei sesen res
Satars anfedtunssn III Gurem S6laus
DIE pa! Wiieten aud, benz papit gun,
Srps, ale Spriide aus Der Sibel acfriz
den iperren, iplte bod per Sers iteben
vinum laetificet cor hominis eenn
I6merlid bat unier liebsr Serraptt jez
mails Elm pabreres, ibSneres @prt ses
iprc9en.
Ybilipp lSete BEN S6lau9 pom Sate
tel anc iiberreidte i'm rem 0pftpr, relIen
eNiSiaure Wienm INNER me6r ,um
erauiflihen 3ddeln ii6 umaetals
teten, ie ldnser er Zen S6laud nit bcis
Den Sdmren feitbielt, ben Narhnrm
@pblserud ces @eincs einsuattmsn.
6prtieBuns fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Sranfrei9.

Sas DSisn publie" ma6te neulid
ii6 II. ieinen eeisrn ben Spae, bic ppIis
til9s Sereutuns Ger beitebenpen 3uIams
msnfanft Der prei &aiier in Berlin ourd
cine Sbierfabel gu iaufriren. Gs mar
70 ersdblt Der moperns aelpp, bic ma
ssre Sage [Seierrei6l unc Der Salz
lenteiber [&uBlanrL wel6e ii6 BET
rem int Serpaunsss prpesiIe besrifenen
@sier trafen, sesenieitis ibre ssrpane<
bariten StelIen ausipipnirten unb fi&
piecer trcnntsu, Der Sulenbeiser nit benz
@ecanfen, ZAP IS ibm etnmal selinssn
perpe feline 3dbne in ben SaIs tes
0eiers ein;abafen, bic &ase, in Der
SpHnunG Elm Stid Spu Der Seute III
erbal9en, nnp benz @eisr bic Siete sus
ridsusablen, bic tic Spn ibm srbalten
bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09

ellaB@sptbrinsen bate msbrsre @aafatz
rsraruppsn seididt. Sranfrei6 caseaen
;dblte feline Sinner ppbl mad t5unpers
ten parurtsr mebrere Sff;iere unc einen
0snsraL natirli6 in Civil. slud tss
msrfte i'd mebrere Gnsldnpcr uno sStalis
encr. SerenfaaS miro cie ricSidbrfae
giusceriammluns gu zen fru6tbarten
uro Srcsarti9iten gu rc6nsn Iein. guf
Gem Spcen Ger llri6weis bsrI6t Elm frBbz
lt@ss unc frilaes fatbpliides 0eben.
CGerm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Berlin.

gu Gem Gpnsrele CUR Seipredui,s
Der i%peialen 6rass welde cen 6. une Z.
Sftpber in Giiena6 ft%attfnren ipu, fnp
jest bic Ginlacunssn ersanssn, unp srpar
batsn bic llnteSeidner psrisltsn mad benz
@prt Ger Ginlaeuns u@anner aller pars
teier, srn rrnen iie mncbmen sa fSns
ilen slaubten, cas ie SntcyeiIe unb fifth
Dies patbps fir bic Srase babsnL II. tas
iie raS atlplute ~laissez faire ct laissez
passer nidt fir ras 8i6tise baItsn, su
Ger Velpre1nns aufsefcrrsrt." 3wef
1T "@nndberuns a~lseinancr scbenesn
Weinunsen, cine @eritinpisuns, wsniss
tens in ren trenneneitsn Yunften Der 10
cialen 5rase." Die Seipre6unsen fol-
len an teitimmts ~einsslne Srassn II. spar
ID @rbeitseintsIung une @%ewerfsereine,
[Hef. prpfeIpr S6mpllerl; y Die teuts
ibe 5abrifsrsssetuns in ibrer susfibs
runs UNI @riterbilpuns IGsf. prpfs6cr
Srcntanpl; - rie @pbnunssirass
[9tef. @sb. &atb Gnssl.l @srm.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-18
Caution /!

NyOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
II persons are forbidden leasing or purchas.
ing Of or paying rents to any person, other than
the undersigned, for that certain town lot, sew
enty.Ave feet frontage. more or less, situated
northwest and adjoining Clark / Bros store,
Main Street. % the same, together with the
houses thereon, belong to me. Suit will be
commenced Immediately for the possession Of
the same THOS. DONOGHUE.
Pi0che, Nevada, September IS, 1872. mis-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-18


CULTIVATION or MEMORY When we're
produce what We have seen or otherwise
experienced, it must be with scrupulous
fidelity. No details must be filled BY the
Imagination It is one of the most diff
cult things in the world to speak the sx-
act truth. If w hear an event frequent
~ related, we soon begin to confuse it
with our own rscollections. In this way
honorable aand conscientious persons
have testified to witnessing occurrences 8
which really took place before they were
born, but which had been often repeated
to them in childhood. Tho imagination
Is an active and deceitful faculty, often
putting on the guise of recollection.
without the most vigilant care to dis
unguish, two men may come to utter the
most absurd falsehoods without any sus-
plclon that they are not telling the truth.
Imagination is but rs-arrangement OF
our experiences, and the faculty of taking
note Of this re.arrangemsnt gets untrust-
worthy without = periiste ent and conscien-
tious exercise Of it. Hence, though AZ
the proverb says, liars have need Of good
memories, they are Of all men least likely
to ha$sethem. The best cultivation OF
The memory therefore, bids us even to
hlghten the color OF a narrative. or
sharpen the edge OF witticism, whom
protesting to narrate what has occurred,
out to accept dnllness rather than admit
lnaccuracy. .sss.ss5, y.sz+.r sT-,.=. F
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-18

A NAaRow ,EscApI.-A man by the
name OF Bee has just had narrow es.
cape from the gallows. He was arrested
III Ban Francisco for the murder of a
woman, ina disreputsbls place, and
tners seemed to be . com. 4lste chain OF
eircumstances pointing to him - tho
murderer. His attorney believed in his
innocence, and he succeeded in unearth-
ing evidence that fAsteued the crime
upon another. Bees case had to BE-
postponed from time to time, and the
usual tschnicalities and quibbles were
S:ed . secure . delay, but when the
nn Was had, on Monday, the iury &C.
2uitssd him ~ soon a. the evidence was
N, the argument Of counsel and charge
y the Court bsing ,onittsd.s This case
saows the injustics OF drawing hasty
c.scnolusions y snd should be a warning to
sne press And TO public officers, not to
consider every man charged with crime,
e. criminal, until he has been convict
20. ~ this case. the lfs Of the defend.
an undoubtedly depended upon the
iuScsss Of his lawyers in obtaining q
Jsia d % Shat The newly discovered evil
M Sence could be obtained. = OAKLAND
EFf~S. 4g ans r,ssfsYs5t.r ,f,,,s,,s., ,.. -.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-18

Cali At the Phoebe Dafly Record olflce
for job Rr1ntfn9. ysGNa
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-18

NEwsPAPER ADVERTISING VERSUS sAp-
vERTlsfNG SCHEMES. Ever since the era
of advertising was inauguratsd, business
men Of all classes have been made the
victims of certain class Of men who.
with tippant speech, and with a persist
ency as provoking as it would be admira-
BILE in better cause, have persuaded
them to enter into their particular
schemes. These schemes are numerous.
as many an advertiser can attest, and
whsn We weigh their influence in a calm,
impartial manner. We shall become con.
vinced that they are a sublime fraud
upon the too lenient advertising public;
and that the advertiser, when he has SUBJ
mitted to the imposition, has literally
thrown his money away. The schemes
OF these honey-tongued and metal-vis-
aged gentry, who besiege the unwary nd
vertiser on every hand and bore him into
giving them an . ad. which the adver-
tiser generally does in order to get rid of
him-are, as we have before mentioned,
exceedingly numerous. There is the
Programme scheme, for instance,
cunningly intsrspersed with stale Jokes,
or other light and entertaining reading
matter, and handed to the passsr-by on
those days when there chances to be an
unusual gathering in the town or CITY.
only to be glanced at for the space of
second, il at all, and then carelessly
thrown away, to be trampled under foot.
This Is decidedly waste of money on
the part Of the advertiser. aF5.
Then. again, We have the hotel.regis-
ter scheme, hotel card-advertisinp
scheme, together with other schemes too
numerous to mention. Now, what the
honest advertisers want, and indeed
what every advertiser in the land wants,
Is the greatest return for the amount OF
money invested. In order to secure this
there 10 but one reliable method, and
that is the newspaper (for which there il
demand because of its WORTH. The
American people are pre-eminently a
reading people, and Of all the literature
thrown broadcast over the country, that
OF the newspaper predominates and is
most generally read. The people are
gradually being educated up to the prac-
tlce OF looking in.o the advertising col
umns OF the newspapers in order to find
where their wants can be supplied. This
being the fact, it is patent to every SEN
sible advertiser that the place to display
his wares is where they will most likely
be seen and read. In conclusion, then,
the advertiser, in order to receive . rich
return for his investment, must seek the
most reliable medium, which is emphat-
lcally tho newspaper, and the wise and
judicious advertiser will always reject
every other.- American Press. New
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-18

1T !, ,rsuat man Who goes ehesrtully to his
""tA, and whistles while he ID at Il. NJ
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-02-15
HAPPY HOURS.
A SPECIAL FEATURE.

The PHE.Ix will contain, q an ssptetui
feature, = more complete record Of incidents
and results If the late terrible Gre than ean
be found in any book, paper or other publ
cation in the country So numerous and in
that something reliable and readable 10 e.
gerly sought &. this time, and the PAslIx
will I'll the hill
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-02-15

Now, with regard to the Presidency, We
say that, if the issue is to be 50 made up
that only those who prefer General Grant
to all other men are to count on tho Be
publican side, every body else on the other,
we shall mortally hato to sit up for the re-
turns the night after election. We appeal
TO all who are familiar with the current
of opinion outside of official circles to susA
tain our position. General Grant may BIO
stronger than any Republican; be doubtless
has more supporters than any other; yet
no ludIcious friend would wish him uittsd
against all who would prefer some one else
to him. Yet those who engineer his can
vass seems determined to make up exactly
that issue Consider how successive Re-
publican conventions have been managed
IN this State, on the assumption of those
termed "Fenton" men were to be pro.
scribed as enemies because they were
charged with desiring some other
candidate for next President than
the incumbent. Suppose the charge
well founded, had they not right
to such a choice : And was it
not madness to draw to the lines against
them because of it Yet scores of compe-
tent and worthy men have been elected
from once on no other preteXt than their
alleged repugnance to the denomination Of
General Grant. s0
90, this is only an ofice-holders' omar
rel, says sage contemporary; "the peo-
pie don't care whether A or B 10 Post
MASTER Abstractly, perhaps, they do
not; but, when they learn that A was out
and B put in, because A worked and voted
with them at the last contest tor delegates
to nominating convention, while B was
against them, they will care. And if they
arc given to understand that this proscrip-
ton is fair sample Of what they are to
expect for the next four years, it is not
safe to count too far upon their indiffer-
enee. e....-- z.-.--
Men and brethren a new leaf must BE-
turned over, or there are breakers ahead.
The proposed Cincinnati Convention may
prove fasco, or it may name the next
President. If you desire the latter, YOU
may we'll pray that Roscoe Conkling & Co.
shall have the running Of the Grant ms,-
chine for few months longcr-New York
TylI,np ".rfF
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THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Labor in vein-working coal mine.
Moving for New Trial-Popping to
Mrs. Number Two.
When wife reigns,it seems natural that
she should storm, too. She does so soDle-
times. ...F
al pride myself" says Naggs, "on
playin' the fiddle like Paganniny, or any
other ninny."
When does rain become too ia m lila
with lady ? When it begins to patter on
the back. ;~ eta
An up-country exchange thanks the
Hon Mr.-for valuable "pup dogs"
The exasperated editor swears that he
wrote it pub. docs.
pa" said lad to his father, 81 have
often read Of people poor but honest; why
don't they sometimes say rich but honestl'
Tut, tut, my son, nobody would believe
them,' answered the father.
When Alexis was on the plains the
buffaloes crowded around him with tears
begging piteously for the honor Of being
first qacrifced to the Imperial bullet.
"Woman is delusion, madam = ex-
claimed crusty old bachelor to a witty
young lady. "Anj man is always hug
ginr some delusion OF other" was the
quick retort.
A French authoress Gays: "A kiss
gives more pleasure than anything else in
the world" To this an editor responds.
That writer evidently never experienced
the childish rapture of descending the
stairs by sliding down the banister-'
Johnny" said one of the boys to 8
bereaved friend who had just lost his faith
er, eyer behaved well at the funeral"
"Oh, pshaw, replied Johnny, with the
air of one whose merits were only half
recognized, "you should have seen me at
the grave.
A colored gentleman having hssn
brought before magistrate and convicted
of differing, was asked, "Do you know how
to read p Eyes, massa, = little
"WeH. don't you ever make use Of the
Bible p "Yes, massa, strap him RAZOR,
on him sometimes -
A Baltimore lady, who had bean- exc
ceedingly annoyed by boys who rang her
door bell and then ran of, finally set =
trap for them by which pail of water
was to be spilled upon the next person
that rang the door bell. In few minutes
her pastor called and was babtiled, but
retired without making visit,
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STATEMENT
GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE GO,


Subscribed Capital, Sl,le6, 1860
Surplus, May /,
1871, $3.50 Ia
-- s27s SOS Sc
ASSETS.
Real Estate, sl7s, 700 90
Cash ON hand and
in bank. le,25sOa
Loan on Bonds and
Stocks 10. 800 90
c. s w.R.R.
Land Certificates, 1850 90
Interest on Mort
cages mot due) lS,345.25
Bills receivable,
Cash Premiums
on farm risks, 1s.5995a
Interest on same, ,o5l IL
Due from agents in
course oftrans-
mission, 27,S44s7
ityCollectionsand
Accounts, l0071.u0
Office Furniture
and Personal
Property, 4,71l.47
--- Sa79, sss Sc
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted
and not due, ) $500
Losses IN process
and adjustment,
testimatedl 5000 90
All other liabilities, 900 10
SIS, 500 90
L. KEMPER, Agent,
49-ly Manitowoc, Wis
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head, and could feel him place bis hand
on my breast. 4tsI
They seemed to think that might .os
be dead
Pretty soon q neighbor came in, and
there was a good deal Of talking that I
couldn't understand. Then l was iftsd
out of the coffin and flaced on a bee. /
was rubbed all over with . coarse towel
Still couldn't stir or open my eyes.
Then my mother came to give me onS
last look. could feel L.. II mo just ~
she used to be when was boy, and her
hand smoothed my hair ii The cid way,
that seemed to take me back to the time
when wasn't so bad as am row.
| tried with all the force cu,AI 10
speak made ono strong effort to rouse
myself, and finally broke the Speu and
looked up. e --fs
My mother tainted; but help soon sazae,
and after taking some medicine and doc
tors stuff was able to think freely and
breathe again.
In little while WAS well again, with
the exception Of IN ugly scar on the back
of nv neck.
The doctors said had a narrow esSsDv.
My spinal cord, they said, had been struck
by the branch of the tree, and was -
good as dead. 1t was more than . mira
Gle that was ever brought to. They had
a good deal to say about paraly1ing my
nervous system and stopping my cireuls-
ton, and all that; but, ut any rate, eps
we'll -
Boys, haven't sworn an osth since then.
| don't feel like it. .-x
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-02-15
PEOPLES VERDICT ASSERTED.

In 1870, the Singer Manufacturing Co.
Sold over Wheeler & Wilson's Mfg Co.,
44,625 Machines.
Sold over Howe Sewing Machine Co., 81
677 Machines
Sold over Grover i Baker Machine Conpa-
ny TO- All machines.
Sold over Weed Sewing Machine Company
1881 machines.
Sold over Wilcox & Gibbs Machine Conpa-
ny ,948 machines.
Sold over Florence Sewing Machine Conpa-
ny Ito, l73 machines.
Sold over American Butron-Hole Company
ll3 900 machines.
Sold over Etna Sewing Machine Company
100, OPT machines.
Sold over Empire Sewing Machine C0mpsny
l2427s machines.
Sold over Finkle / Lyon Msnufastul ~
Company l25 ALB machines
Sold over Parhsm Sewing Machine Cempa-
ny 1cs OCT machines.