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IN ROBATE-NANITOW COUNTY
l Court. In the matter Of the estate of
Wilhelmina koutz, deceased. On reading
and filing the petition of John koutn. of
Eaton, in said county, representing among
other things that Wilhelmina Koutz. late of
said town IF Eaton, on the 2ai day of A pril.
\. D.. 1872, at her residence, in said town.
died intestate. leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this State. and that the said
petitioner was the husband of said deceased.
and praying that administration of said es-
tate be to him granted, it is ordered that
said petition be heard before the Judge of
this Court, on Monday. The Goth day of July,
\. D.. 1872, al 10 clock A. NJ. at my
office in said county
Ordered further. that notice thereof lie
given 10 the heirs of said deceased,
and TO all persons interested. by publish
ing copy Of this order for three successive
weeks, prior to said day Of hearing, in the
Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper pub
iishcd At Mauitowoc. in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 9th day of July,
4. d. 1872 W VI WALDO.
l3-5U-3w County Judge
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SHERIFFS SALE.

INRCIIT COURT. MASiTOT0C COUN-
~ ty-Amtro rose osrhwali against John
Marx. By virtue of an execution, issued out
OF said Circuit Court, for Manitowoc County,
IL the State of Wisconsin, in the above cnti-
tied action, to me directed and delivered
against the personal property and real es-
tate Of said defendant. | haye levied and
seized upon the southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter and the cast half of the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter
all VI section No. twenty-five, ~ of town
ship No. eighteen Isl north, OF range No.
twenty-one (2l) east, Ia said county, which
said land or so much thereof rs may be
necessary to raise the amount Of three hum
drcl and twenty-five dollars and twenty
seven cents, 1922, 81 and interest from
the 2lst day Of June, \. d. 1872, together
with the costs Of sale. | shall expose for
sale, and sell ut public auction, to the high
est bidder, at the Sheriff. office, in the
Court House, in the city Of Nanitowoc. in
the county and State aforesaid on Saturday,
the 18th day Of September \. D.. 1872, at the
hour of tea o'clock III the forenoon of that
day.
Dated Shcriffs Office, Manitowoc, July
Sth. 1872.
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at Beck Garden last evening for the Lene-
fit Of st james Church, given by Mrs Jos
Villas aud Mrs. " D. Jones, who furnished
the ice cream aud cake for the occasion, vas
one Of the most attractive kind of amuse-
mentS. The garden WAS well lighted with
retiectors and Chinese lanterns, and pre-
scented, when filled with guests, gay and
lively appearance. There was dancing un-
der the trees AMI in the house also, the band
being so situated as 10 do duty for both
places. The room appropriated for ice
cream was filled with tables, and decorated
with flowers, the guests being waited upon
by Miss Half, Miss Barrie, and Miss Muir
ply, who saw that all were well and prompt
" served. The garden is well fitted for en-
rertainmcRts of this kinl: easy Of acccs, and
plenty Of room, being neatly laiI out, and
its otiisins proprietor willing to do any
thing to make it pleasant and agreeable for
the company. The receipts were larger than
last week as the evenings amusements were
more varied and attractive
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Campaign sSa1c. fer the mllW0ukcc

WEEKLY NEws-Ten to one address, 81
or 10 cents each per month.
SrrI-WEEKLY NEws--Fivc copies, for
81, or % cents each per month.
DAILY NEws.-Fivc copies by mail for
8, or CO cents each per month.
y large number of copies of either cdi-
ton will be sent at the same rates.
No Town or County viii vote FOR Grant
unless the number Of Grant newspapers cx-
cccds the number of Democratic Republi-
can newspapers.
Begin the campaign now by asking cv-
cry Democrat, and especially every Lihcr-
al Republican, to subscribe for the Mil
waukcc Ncrs.
This will ensure Victory, Redemption,
and Reform in Wisconsin.
address, MILWAUKEE News Co.
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The ShebOygan EaIi. sash, Door mi
sslind FACTORY.

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= ,,,ou III liza, La1,..o, Io,.tl
,os,s n,o,,LI;nrs ,J,v.l .osh Gro NJ.
ror, c,,,Io,oo,, va L,,no - iii,
,o,,,rn,n;,,. ona .o,,oo+,1 orlo for II.
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,',;rt ,r vi.w lie ma,rf,eturc. At his
c....,a,. IN !. ,:a.,..,.r ~, ,.l,,,.l om
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New Vail bag Locks.

All the mail rontas and postal agents in
the United S.a.ez sill YelGiye Ia i.a course
of :: few weeks lo-ks Of q ne8 design for
the way mail pouches The Department
has completed arrangements for Forwarding
the locks at once. These locks are pa
tented variety, which, upon being accepted
by the Department, PLACES the owner Of
tue patent at once among the miL-iOuaires
of the country. From all that can be
learned the lock in use for few years has
not been considered Us faulty
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The followin. is a list Of the teachers
for the Second Ward School for the en-
suing term:
princpal-M Mr.. j. y. Stewart, Of Wau-
kcSha. A,>i>tant-M>s Emma Guyles.
lNTEEMEpIATE Observation-Disclosures
pal-MrS. j. \. Stewart; Assistant, Miss
Ella Sarkctt
PRIVACY DErAGTMENT-Princiral, Miss
8 Burnett. Assistant, Miss Maggie.
SrG-PRiHhKr pErAEruENr-Miss Fan
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sTLrHuE SPRINGS.

\ beautiful drive Of a mile and a half
FROM the Kaukauua House is 4 spring
which viii be famous ere long as one Of
the best sulphur springs in the States. The
water Is almost iyc-hkc in coolncss, and
strongly inprcSnated with sulphur, 50
much 50, tia; the banks OF small stream
that flows t!.ererrym Is covered with 4 de
Tos:t of The mineral.
There is another sulphur spring located
on the south side Of the railroad track,
about half a mile from tile turn table, which
Is stronger ,aan the above, the air being
impre grated wiki i : odr for distance Of
several rods. This spring is uncovered
il = grave Qf trees, and d summer house
erected there, would, in our opinion prove
a source Of profit 10 the proprietor, as the
medicinal qualities Of these waters Is well
AMI widely known.
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The thrcc-anI-aftcr, built 10y Ncssrs
Hanson & Scovc for Captain Jas. l.. IIig-
gle, of Chicago, was launched on Saturday
afternoon, at o'clock 4 large assem-
blagc Witnessed her introduction to the
watcry element, and as she struck the wa
ter, the air was rent with the shouts Of
those present. Tie name of this fac yes
sci IS the Mary l.. liiggie, and her com
manlar IS Capt. Thomas Moore who is
experimenting her outfit, which will be of
the baSt materials and done in the most
thorough manner. She is wire rugged, and
has besides the regular bilge pumps, d pat
cnt double action force pump. She draws,
light / feet Of water. Her cost is about
$1,000.
The consorr of the IIiggie, now on the
stocks, will oe ready in about four weeks.
MesSrs. Hanson Il Scole are getting out
the timber for timber vessel for David
Muir, of Chicago, which will he Of the
same tonnage IS the Higgie, bnt Of q DIFF
fcrent model
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WnES Henry Wilson returned from a
tour through Ireland, he said in a lecture
that =. begging is the national industry of
the Irish Wilson is now begging for
votes; but all the industry be can put for
ward can never command the vote of one
true Irish Amcrican.-N. J. Lish World.
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Tf,s sfar.uhncr steamer Eaaro~oc AMI She
fa.esn VIII Lave every UnrHEu@, SUNDAYS eT-
repft-l OF - o'clock. satGT'as- boat l-ava7 a. :.
r. ri Guiu~ NORTH. Saturday BoEr gars through
Il, TySn. trraF~. Acwgnnac aud hhH"pe-.
n = uuua--c, .1iu steamers braut1. - jo-rph.
AMI True. y 30 arrive aud degar; from Mani
to.nc IL follows:
Gong soutf- Lravos cvory N"HlGT, Wednesdays
srI satur,,ay 1t about !. N
Cong Nurra-Lcar-s every Tue.dly, ThurSlaf
ana SATURDAY. - aJUB . =. M
J ". ToosEs AGENT.
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We are in lrbtcl to Mrs. Geo. Cox, Of
this city, for sample OF mammoth goose
berries, grown in her garden. They are
well worthy the name of mammoth, some
Of them measuring fully two inches and Il
quarter in circumference. Thanks.
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PREMATURE grayn"ss of the hair should
be prevented, and the best and surest pre-
ventiye is Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover
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SAM'L FALL Il CO.,

WH0LESALE dealers in Baled Hay.
w Oats. &c. Warehouse a.d Hay Z -ess
on the dock FOOT Of 9th Street, Nani;os oc.
The highest prices paid TO farmers for loose
hay. J2tf
SAML HALL. + JOHNSTON
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PRICE LISTS,
PRESCRIPTION BLANKS,
"C. Geo.

Our job rooms have been re.
plcnished with a large variety
of new type, OF the latest cut, and
We hatter ourselves thai the work
turned out of our office for the
past year has been second to
none ever done IN This city. Our
prices are low, aud will com
pare favorably with those of any
other place. Those who have
work which they wish done in a
neat and Wprkmaplike manner,
had better give rs a call, and ex,
anime our work and prices.
13JO-tf
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MERIrED pEsrINoE;oN.-Tle we'll
known Groton junction, on the great
thoroughfarc of the Northern Lines to Bos
ton, has ceased to be. With large and in
creasing population, proud Is well as pros
prosperous, its citizens, in mass meeting
assembled, have voted to change the name
of their town TO " AYEE''-atter one Of
the best know men in America, nr. J. G..
AVER, Of Lorell-and the Legislature IF
Massachusetts has enacted that decision
into law. We comment their choice, for
not only IS the rame sAor: and distinctive
but Or. Ayers Medicines have made it
gratefully known to the ends Of the earth
Probably no living man has carried relief
20 such countless muititudc> Of the sick as
he, and this high honor, from his neigh
bors, tells tie estimation in which he is
held by those who know hin.-Brtstot
THts.
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
CNRCUIT COCRT-MANITOWO CoUN-
~ ty. Charles Luling general Guardian
q lykn Arult aad Peter Arpdt infants, and
slavgrretha IiernlcGen, Plant rs, against
William II. iemschmcyct Wilhelmiun
I.,mschmcyer his wife, John y Inhusch
Johr l.. la busch, Julius VI. y hlnmel ami
Charles ". kcmpf. In virtue of and purSu-
ant TO judgment of foreclosure AMI sale
rendered in the above entitled action on the
18th day Of June, 1872, ! shall expose for
sale and sell a pr ,lic yendue ca Saturday
the Tlh day Of September, \. p. 1872, at ten
- clock a ~, st tho front door If the Court
louise. in the city Of Manit"woc, in sail
county, the following described mortcagcd
premises, or so much thereof as may be ne c
cs-ary to raise Il p amount OF said Judgment
and interest and costs, to,wit !. tLe west one
third Ct lots No. two and three ; X 3 in
block No two Hundred and aixty-sc,cn
l261) in the city Of N;tuit0woe, in said
county, according to tic recorded plat of
said city.
ALBERT WITTENBEEG,
Sheriff Mauitowoc County
Walker & DLccn, Pla's Attys
l3-5l-Gw
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.


E1IRCUIT T--MANITOWOCC OUN-
y t.. William White against Samuel
Ecrsic, Turatia Bersie, his wife, and Hiram
Bcrs!c. IN virtue Of and pursuant to a
jadS;o"nt OF foreclosure and sale. rendered
in me above entitled action on the 18th day
Of June, !S72, shall expose for sale, ana
sell at public vcndue. on SATURDAY, the eth
day Of September, j. D., 1872, Al ten o'clock,
y. NJ. at the trent door Of tbs Court House
in the city Of Mani'owoc, in said county
the following described mort ged premises
or so much thereof us may be necessary TO
raise the amount eff said Judgment and inter
est and costs, to-wit lot No. six, 90 in
block No. two. ~ i'll the village Of Cato
Falls, - laid down in the plat of said vii
lagc, containing one half of an acre Of land.
Dated Sheriff's Office, Manitowoc, July
lst, \. D. 1872
ALBERT WITTENBERG.
Sheriff Of Mauitowoc County
Walker & White, Plf's Atty's.
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.
4 NRCUIT CtURT-MANITOW0 C COUN-
y t.. Charlie. Luli',c. general Guardian
of John -.rndt and Peter Arnlt. infants and
MarEar,tha ilcmlcben. Plaintiffs against
Frederick Thierman, Johanna Thirrman,
his wife. Herman GHJtlH:.a and Jusui jain.
In virtue OF aud pursuant to a judgment OF
foreclosure and sale rendered in the above
entitled action, on the 18th day Of june
lH7Z, shall expose for sale aud sell at pub
lie yeudue, on Satur lay, tie 7th day Of
Sci TENDER, !. D, 1872 u: ten O'Clock A. M
ut the the front door Of the Court House. in
the city of Manitowoc, in sail county, the
following described mortgagrd premises. or
50 much thereof Us may be necessary to raise
the amount of said Judgment and interest
and cost to-wit lot No. six. 90 in block
n" two hundred and seventy t270) in the
city of Naritowoc, according to the recorded
plat Of said city.
ALBERT WITTESDERG.
Sheriff Of HanitoYoc County
Walker Il Green, Pins Atty's
RI i-GN;
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
CNECUIT CONDEMNATION oCCuUN
" ty. William White against William
Bcrsic. Josephine Bcrsie his wife AMI Hiram
Bcrsic, defendants. In virtue of AMI pur-
suaut To a ju lgment OF foreclosure and sale,
rendered in the above entitled action on
the 18th day Of June, 1872 Shall expose
for sale and sell at public ycuduc. on Sat
ugaiay, the 9TH day Of September, \. u Is72
at ten clock !. AT the front door of
tie Court HOUSE, in the city Of Nanitonoc
in said county. ID. following described mort
ragsd premises, or 80 much thereof rs NAV
be necessary to raise the amount of sail
Judgment apd interest and costs. to-wt !:
lots one and two / x y in block No. two ~
in Cato Falls. in said county. according t.
the recorded plat Of said Cato Falls
Dated Sheriff office, Manitowoc, July
LIST. 1872.
ALBERT WlTTENBERG,
Sheriff OF Mauitownc County
Walker White PlI ; Attys
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Romittances may be made either bv draft,
express, Post Office order, or in registered
letters, at our risk.
Address TIE TRIBUNE CorrANY,
Chicago, Illinois.
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On Friday morning last, armed with the
proper credentials, We placed ourselves
uhder the care Il that most attentive of
Conductors, Fred. Blood, and at 1880
0 clock, according to our time, the !ccomo-
tive "Ben- Jones, the pioneer under the
commit d Of Engineer o. L. Brown, started
to the ,.-escnt western terminus of the Ap-
i,letor & New London Railway, or more
correctly speaking, that Of the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore 4 Western Railroad. After a
pleasant ride Of twenty minutes We arrived
mt the
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GsJtay Notice,

Broke intoIhe enclosure Of The suhscriher
a three year old steer, light red. with white
tack. ami Wilt tail, and white belly. Tie
owner Is requested to prove property. pay
charges aud take him away | reside on
section lG, town Of Eaton Mari;owoc Couuty
?. CHRISTIAN.
Eaton July 2ih. 1872. Ii-l-3w
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II neutrality-suspicious. COUNTY
| Court In the matter Of the estate Of
George " Whitney, Deceased. On reading
and filing the petition Of Samuel Whitney,
If Schleswig in said county, representing
am Nc oth"r things that Gcorge " Whitney
died 22 the ist day Of June a. p. 1872 ,intes-
tate, LEAVING goods. cLaitels and estate with
u this >taJe Of Wisconsin. AMI that the said
petitioner Is heir Of said deceased, and rray-
ing thHt administration cf all estate lie *
him. yoEr petitioner, granted. it Is ordered
th-- sad petition be- heard hcf,rc the Judge
OF this Court, on Monday. The 26th day Of
august, 4. D., 1872, at ten clock a. m, at
ny otice III sail county. Ordered further,
that notice thereof be given 20 the heirs oi
sail deceased, aud to all persons interested,
by publishing copy oftLis orier Cor three
successive weeks prior to said day Of hear
Ing in the Nauitownc PIIoT- = weekly news
TspaF published ST Naui;owoc in said coun-
= V V WALDO. County Judge
Dated at htnitowoc the Goth day of July
4. y. 1872 I4-I-3w
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which IS PLEASANTLY situated on both sides
Of branch Of Manitowoc River. Here is a
brewery, saw mil, a -four mill, several
stores, and schoolhou,c, which has eighty
scholars enrolled, the average Attendance
being about 80. Oar stay at this village
was but short, the iron horse was on
his way again, and rapid run Of Il sc miles
Jrou ,hs Us to
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CATO,

better known as Nettle I'LL, which IS pleas
antIy located, AMI containing, besides two
churches AMI fac schoolhouse, saw
mill, owned by Harris Bros, who have two
very fine residences adjoining each other,
about half mile west Of tn, mill. Two
miles further west, Is
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Tcrms OF the Chicago weekly Cam
u:,I.n Tribune.

The Weekly Campaign Tribune will be
ssnt t. nail subscribers till Nov. Is, at the
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TIN = II.

wher
10 with
nd gurant wok
OF Iron
conn anl sold
SavelF elIcs, -
We supply OF the celebrated
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ALBERT WITTE,
Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.

t'IINI N Ut IT s4IITIWNNC NUUIIIN.
Walker x White, Pld Atty ;.
I3-5l-GW
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Walker 4 White, Pins Atty's.
l3-Il -6W
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/cihHn NanItowoc.
Zeitp,g, ShebOygan.
PIONEER, Sank City.
The three Grant papers together have a
of less than 2,211.
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DAVIS DOUBLE HARPOON HORSE Fl

TIE best in market for which tie sole cents for Nan
We keep complete stock Of PAINTS, Oils VAR,
BRUSHES &c
We keep constantly aHd arg aud cloicg selection Of
sold ct the lgycst mar kei
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ALBERT WITTEhBERG,
l3-5i-Sw Sheriff OF Nanitowoc County.

Dated ShcrifT,s Office, ManitowOc, July
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b ilasl 01rt unf sld szs f''Fi.
.sI Geo ssf. Fl ~ taHt
Al- HsfH#.l ssei A. sss ~
fa
fL. riHlfs rt,. that n evil
trf. nifis fefp.sssA dssern 90
sfIf Ea' rs'HnE nHt ths f=soea
Is bfifhai ssy thaf iva Nsf Tiers
900 faI l.fofminsl ~ gst lhi9 she
Ialff rmn.
fiflssrop sent 10 tbs Essi, t1a
itigsre b h.sns cage il ID Jog ipr e
asd n1msHt aflffwaff moved
whnf tis sftii 10 esilCf from lab9f
~ rslresi.meHt"
eNlr ni Nc Tanner, "tsll TIE
TYLER tY 'rt her come ~.
Abd EW It'd euue. of fathsr
hsnul.l lhis the ball more bcaa'i
fri IN her excitement than ever BE-
tore. She aiyaaeei 70 ihc center Of
tbs room and ,iood beside the si.ar,
halt poscl upon the iioy iqot sic
scanned rapdy thr ilces q all.
Tier csgcr eyes soon detected Che
.tratgets, wi1 were seased behind
the rest. and fnr q mOmsn, sh9
seemed lrresolute, thea dsFtiug for
ward vlth glad cry sho lhres her
arm. about tie neck Of Mr Daraat
crying, "0h, papa, my dear papa,
you have come home at last! 1oh
were no, burned in the shipF
We will not attempt to paint the
scebe further, bat will leave our
readers to imagine the JOY Of the
fond father, and also leave them 70
decide whether the tears that wet
the ebeeksof the Brethren Of Hiram
Lodge We're caused BY sympathy
with the happiness 0! their little
charge, OF grief that thy should
lose one whom they all loved.
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Shall We Meet Again.


The following ia said to be one Of
the most brilliant articles written by
the lamented George d. Prentice:
The fiat of nature ia inexorable.
There is no appeal for relief from
the great law which dooms US to the
dust. We flourish and fade rs tho
leaves Of the forest, aud the flowers
that bloom and wither in day have
no Trailer hold upon life than the
mightjest monarch that ever shook
tho earth with his footsteps, Gem
erntions Of men will appear and dis
appear as the grass, and the tnulti~
taleathat throng the world to-day,
will disappear as the footsteps on
tho shore. Men seldomt ,thipk OF
| the great event Of death until the
shadows fall across their own path
way, hiding from their eyes tho faces
lnf loved ones whose living smile was
the sunlight of their exisishce.
Death is the antagonist Of Iite, and
1.-The cold tIopght 81 the tomb il the
|skcloton Of all feasts. VIZ don't
want TO 10 through the dark valley,
although its dark passages may head
. to paradise; we do not want TO- Icy
down in the damp grave, evenuitlI
nriuces "a he'd fellows. In the beau
! tiful drama Of Ion, the hope Of ln.
. nortality,,iso elegantly uttered BY
the death. devoted Greek, indsdeep
response in every thoughtial soul.
: When about Il. yield his young ex-
| istencs as q sacrifice to bis fate, his
4 -fClena ntha asks II they should meet
D again, towhicn he replies II have
, asked that dreadful question Of the
t hills that look eternal v-ot tho clear
j streams that how forever--of the
stars among whose fields Of azure
a nv raised spirit has walked ID glory.
+ All we're dumb; but N ! gazed upon
y thy living face, | feel that there y
d something ii. thy love that mnntles
% through ito beauty that eapaot
al Wholly perish. W,e shsll meet Y i 4,
d Clemnntha.' s''
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a foolish passenger; on Il Mis&s

-
A foolish passenger on 4 MISS.
sippi boat. s'inst for fun" jumped
on shore at landing, and drawing
a boric-knifc, rushed np 70 4 gawky..
booking follow at 4 wood pile, and
exclaimed :.iI have found you at
la,t--yoa are, the man I've been
looking for The eawky looked
At him for half moment, then
strargh.ened out his arm like I jib-
boom and knocked the fop over
board into ten feot Of water. BE-
sumiug his position against the
wood pile, he bawled ont: ~ there
anybody else vni the boat looking
for me p
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Never de i hard word when %
EASY ono will answer a. well.
A Saratoga belle wears &aao, 900
worth Of diamonds this year,
A newly married laughter aAked
h,r mother how long The honeym,oon
lasted. auntil you aak your hus-
band for money bet mother r.
Piled. @
Brigham Young has justE made
the necessary application sto the
Comptroller's oficos Il M ashington
10 establish 4 bank At SAlf Lake
Civ. to be called the Bank of De-
erct. The capital pr5pcssd y
100000.
A good book and \ good xc!nan "
are excellent things fors thno ~
know justly how To- appraaiai n hssr !
value Some men, hoKeveF, (ige
] aof|both from ths beauty y q H saeaf =
towering. NJ N ss. 1. ..ss ID
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