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State Items.

a log raft containing l,00l, ,G40 feet left
La Crosse on Thursday.
| The trial Of y. B. Latta, of Monroe,
Green county, for countcrfciting, which has
! been IN progress in the United States
Court during the past week was ended
| Thursday afternoon, at little before SIX
O'Clock Judge Hopkins finished his charge
at half past five, when the jury retired and
III five minutes returned with a verdict of
guilty. This ease has been tried once be-
fore, when the jury disagreed.
| We |; arm from the Green Bay gazette
that the \. Ludington Company's mill at
Marinctte, was destroyed by fire on Thurs
, day afternoon.
\ young nan named Frank Jordon,
whose parents reside in the town of Brls-
4 toi, kenosha county, was drowned while
bathing in the river at Racine, on Thurs
/ day.
/ The residence of S. s. johnson, at Por-
/ tage city, was entered on Thursday night
and small amount of iewelry taken there
/ from. There We're two burglars. Mr.. J
almost caught one Of them as he was pas
sing out of the window.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Converse, of Ran
, dolph, Columbia county, celebrated their
golden wedding recently.
In Neyauwega, on Monday, man
named Patterson was sent to the county
Jail for twenty days for being drunk
Jay Wylie, of Spring Prairie, Walworth
county, recently sold pair of fve-vear-
old steers which weighed 500 pounds
They were purchased by Wheatley, of
/ Milwaukee,
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Yes, sir
we must watch them. Now for you,
reward. You are working for the reward
l suppose
mo, sir. I did not know of the reward
at ALL
Did not? What made you 90 into dan.
ger then 2
- tried not to, sir. But nobody would
help me, and had to do it myself
What did you do it for ?
Because it was right, sir. I felt that
the money was there, and you
yes, l know. Never mind. The re-
ward is yours whether you were working
for it or not Fife hundred dollars-there
are thousands here in this package that
you have saved
Jem stood up, his cheeks glowing. Il
don't care for the reward at all, sir, except
for Susie is my sister, and she is lame. A
little money might cure her
Hester came forward. The lads tired
out. Let him have a. bit of rest on it, sir.
He's been .put all night
Mr.. Bliss took Jem's hand. If you'd
like work in the furnace, there is plenty
and good pay remember. We will see
about the rest when you are rested Good
day
Mighty fine and polite no, said Hester.
Well it's the way o the world
Dayy Coombs came back to the furnace
next day IN custody The little lame man
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The Coming Vintage.

Some weeks since it was believe i that
the late and unusually severe frosss had
seriously damaged the Crane crop over a
large portion of the State reducing the es :
! timatel vintage by 80 to 10 per cent.
Recent investigation, made by leading
firm engaged in the wine business, in this
city, makes It almost certain the vintage
though somewhat reduced By the frosts in
greater than that of 1871, and will proba-
bly, foot up fully S,000,000 gallons, not
taking into account the amount of grapes
consumed in brandy manufacture, which
will be considerable, in spite Of the burden
some taxes imposed upon the business by
the government. With increased facilities
for handling the wine, more through knowl-
edge of the business, and more complete
system in all its details, there is, year by
year, a marked Improvement in the quality
Of our wines, and steady increase in the
demand, both at home and abroad and, as
prices realized by the producers. The
vintage of 1872 will undoubtedly be the
largest yet vroluc2a in California, and will
bang ,Ure chan a proportiouately large
sum OF money into the State The demand
for purely California wines is increasing
more rapidly in the States Of the Missis
sippi valley than in those Of the Atlantic
seaboard, and our wine dealers are enjoy
ING quite profitable trade in the the West.
-.SuH Francisco Bulletin.
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GEOKGE n. wOODlN.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, AMI Court Com.
missioner Tor Manitowoc county. All business en-
trusted to his care viii be promptly and faisisjhy
attended 10. AdVlce honestly given. for which =
reasonable citarge viii be made. Once on Bunalo
ST.. between Eighth and Ninth. l2.afyl
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DR. Chalmers beautifully gives the
following: " The little that l have seen in
the world and know of the history of man.
kind teaches me to look upon their errors
in sorrow, not in anger. When take the
history Of one poor heart that has sinned
and suffered, and represent to myself the
struggles and temptations tpassed through
the brief pulsations of joy, the tears Of
regret. the feebleness Of purpose, the scorn
Of the world that has little charity, the
desolation of the souls sanctuary, and
threatening voices within-health gone
happiness gone, | would fain leave the err
ing soul Of my fellow-man with Him from
whose hands it came"
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DIR. A. Il. RATGHEN.

Dentist, office in Sberman's new building on
E'ghth-st., Manitowac. Particular sitent, Ga
given TO all tie different branches OF the profess.
ion, and all wurN warranted reetn extract cd
without paiu. ls-4Ayl
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NORTKaWESYEsN HOUSE.

FranHlin St. MaDItowoc, M KetrenhofIen
Froprictor The large brick addition recently
hult has DCcn lurrIshed In excellent sly le inc
1t one OF tLc largest anu most complete uotels ~
Manito voc 4 good sable Is Kept in connection
with tue house, Where STOCK Will be well provided
PAW
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a Suicides Sermon.

An unknown man committed suicide in
Buffalo on Thursday, leaving the follow,
note behind him:
/ BUFFALo, n. Y, June lot is prob
able that l may be found to be dead in the
morning. | have purposely destroy ed
everything which nj ght serve to identify
ME. Suffice it to say that l am tired of
life. My character is blasted, all hope de-
parted, health shattered, and ambition van
ished No one is to blame but myself. 1t
"might have been" otherwise. | received
fair education, am possessed of an aver
age amount of brains and talent, and have
succeeded well in many different lines of
business. Fickleness of purpose has been
my ruin. Stability and perseverance might
have saved me from this tragic .fnaie
Whatever is, is right" and | firmly be-
leve | will be better out of the world than
nit. Yes, it's acting the towards part
| know, but two full years Of physical
suffering and inability to work, with no
OI bSSItSS IitttIDp the
rooted conviction that I have so far de-
parted from moral rectitule (recklesSness
having become so strong lfabit) that it
would be impossible, We're | to live on, to
DO as l lcouid do. Oh, that all young
people would beware of the first small de-
parture from the strict law which every
ones conscience proclaims, if it is but
listened to. My body | will to any college
that desires to obtain it for dissection.
| have suffered from chronic rheumatism
for two years, and from iritis in the left
eye for the same period. This last rend-
cred it impossible for me to work contin-
uously at any employment. l believe that
| might still have retained my health had
| avoided eXccsses and obeyed the simple
rules for preserving that great blessing.
Now for a big dose of morphine anl am
done with this life.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-04
JOSEPH SYNIES.

Dealer in owes also Manufacturer Of Tin Ste
iron ana Conper ware. Al kinds OF rep tirii one
Elghtl-st., between York and Baifa.o, Maui'o " oc
y Al
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What to do in IL Case Of Sun-S4ro.se.

Now that the true nature of the disease
is known, the method Of treatment becames
most obvious, and we learn not merely
what to do, but also what not to do As
heat is the cause of the symptoms, com
mon sense points to the abstraction of the
hc;ft in some way as the mode of cure.
And here again vivisection comes into play.
i have taken an animal, comatose, par
aiyzcd by Ii at, apparently dying, and
plunged it into bucket Of cold water
rhe temperature of the sufferer at once
rapidly fell until it reached the normal
point, and Just in proportion that of the
water in the bucket rose. As the animal
cooled, Its respirationS became more regu-
lar, the unsteady whirr of the heart stillcd,
by-and by the eyelids We're opened, and
out from the CLASSY eye came the beams of
new life. If the period of unconscious
ness had been short, the animal was in a
few hours apparently as well as ever; if
long, the animal would recover sufficiently
to recognize its surroundings and struggle
FOR release, but when allowed to escape, the
paralyzed limbs, and the slow, imperfect
progression indicated the profound injury
the nervous system had received, and in a
few hours the animal would be dead.
it ItSS- lis Vi iIitec cA HSIiHtI!LS are lOO
often overlooked. Whatever is to be done
in this disease must be done quickly.
Clinical a we'll as experimental obserya-
ton enforces this doctrine. There should
in those cases be no waiting for the doctor.
The remedy is so simple, the death 50 i'm
minent, that the good Samaratin passing
by should save his brother. The good Sam
aratin must, however, have a cool head to
be useful. Not every man that falls un-
conscious on hot day has sunstroke.
There is fortunately one criterion so easy
of application that any one can use it. Go
at once 70 the fallen man, open his shirt
bosom, and lay the hand upon his chest
if the skin be cool, you may rest assured
that, whatever may be the trouble, it is not
sunstroke. If on the contrary, the skin
be burning hot, the case is certainly sun
stroke, and no time should be lost The
patient must be carried to the nearest pump
or hydrant, stripped to his waist, and buck
ctful after bucketIul Of cold water be dash
ed over him until consciou sness begins 10
return, or the intense heat of the surface
decidedly abates.-From an article on sun
stroke, By II. c. Wood, Jg, H. D., IN the
Jnly number Of Lippincotfs -Hagaz'ne
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G.. ssIEI.lNG.

PAYS the highest price for Wheat and other pro.
duce, ONCE on the northeast corner of Buffalo and
Eighth st's, M2nttowoc. 12Ay1
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Good First Glass Teams

To all who desire them Either double
and single furnished on short notice
Having recently purchased new ana
beautiful assortment of bugsies, etc, su-
perior to any in the county, he is pre-
pared TO attend to any calls with prompt
ness and dispatch. lie may oe found at
any time on Seventh street, between Buff 10
and Chicago streets. I2-itf
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WALKER & CKEEr

Attorney and Counselor At Law, Two Rivers
W,h attend to Coheci'ons and other business q
MahltoWoc county an riclaity. 13 a. IL
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Professor OF Music will give lessons in Vocal and
Instrumental Muse iii the city OF Manitowos and
Two Rivers. Residence on Eighth ST. near the
Court House. - al Iv
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Commercials, between Eigath and Ninth, Mani
iowoc. Joseph Fumer, Proprietor. Beat
Accommodations for the travelling puUlc Terms
cneao. &nd satisfaction Guaranteed K4$1x
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(IaAS. r. WIS'TON.

Neterinar" SUR con, cures Ring Bones Spayinv
SICK. etc. etc. All cures warranted or no charge a
made. Odce Mt his livery stable on Sc yenfa.st .
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Z. CARGS.
EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale and Retail dealer I'D Hats, Caps Furs,
Gloves, Mittehs Robes etc. York-st bets tseen
Eigi tn and Ninth, Nanitowoc. l2-44yl
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PAUL, LUCRNER.

Dealer in all kinds OF Stoves and Hardware and
Manufactured Cooper, Tin, apd, ,Sheet-iron ware
EiG"ih-st., South side. near the Bridge Man,to.
voc IL Ally
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T.. IL. TREAT.

ATTORNEYS and Counsclors At Law. Ofios on Sya
stree, over tue FIRST National eank, Manitowoc
II a.
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attorney 81 Law aud District Attorney for Nanfto-
Voc COUNTY Coiisctions promo otiv attended t.
once on Buffalo. between Elgalh and Ninth.
II ~ lY
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4 servant girl, writing letter, asked her
master " if the next month had come in
vet" lie lu5hed. Well {" she sail, "what
mean IS, has the las. month gone out yet =
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Il. s. ANDERSON.
UNl0y HOUSE,

Attorney and Counselor at Law Collections
promptly attended 10. Ofice over j. A. Kanisr's
store. Cor. Eighth and York Sis, Mauilowoc.
13 4O.ly
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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens, Of all classes establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL viii and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of COnSumptiOn.
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy,
it is adequate, on which the public may rely
for full protection. BY curing Coughs, the
forerunner5 of more serious disease, it saves un-
numbered lives, and an amount of suffering not
to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand as protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Alice
tions, which are easily met at first but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, if neg
lected. Tender lungs need this defence; and it
is unwise to be without it. As a safeguard to
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved to the love and affection centred on
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against ord-
nary colds, securing sound and health-restoring
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Infiu.
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured
Originally the product Of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost Or toll
is spared in making every botle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
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WILLIAM LYNCH.

Fashionable Taior. All goods made bv the sub
scrber are warranted to fit the form. Prices rea-
sonabe, anc am baund to please those who give
me their custom. Shop Oh York-st., two doors
west of the W nd ale Hou>e. 10 44ly
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J. s. PRITCEARD. NJ. u.

Physicisn, Surgeon, and AccoucLeur. OAss %
SIN ST. over 2acoa's Drug store. Oihcs open lst Al
hours tals 80 Tie country promptly attended.
1886 ~
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Ayers
Cherry -Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION,

Among the great
discoveries of modern
; science, few are of
4 more real value to
4 mankind than this ef-
!. fectual remedy for all
b diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. a vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
Sr,rplv ou1 effiactualiy.
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j. ID. MARKHAM.
III. :. PlERpONT.

Attorney and Cpuuseior III Law. Oaics on so-ps
OF IL nth and QuaY-Sts, Nani.owoc. ikli
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l.. KAISER,

PaperNanger and Upholserer, Carrioge Trimmer
and Hart ess Maker. Commerca al-st, between TIL
and Sth AanitoHoC. recommends himself IN
these branches, ana promises to execute all work
with promptness, and IN the best style. II A-Iy
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FRED. SCHREDER,

Keeps all kinds OF Meats, Sausage Hams. Lard
etc, which ue ~ III sell at tie lowest prices In
quJntits and kind To suit purchasers. Any one
having cattle hogs sheep SELL VIII call on Ne
aho receive the highest prices. u Ally
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
H. G. f. w. Y. Turver. ~
ADAM RORERTS.

ATTORNEYS ar >'uusellors Law S>h .
South side Norta OF Post Onisa
fs German SPOKEN in this O1ice. lS-A
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Adam Roberts Blacksmith and Wagon-makee e
shop on The corner OF Seveath and YORK .sts
North Side, Manitowoc. Does au Kinds o(
IRON WorA as good and as cheap any other estah-
nshnent III tn city. lSS6lv
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WHITE & FORREST.
c.. w. MORSE.

Attorneys at Lgw. Onice on Eighth St., 0suN
side, opposite Schuette's store. In a I,
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THE
THE
BREW ERS' FIRE ms. co.
OF AMERICA.

Aonu.4. Sfatemcnt. Ending December
4.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
CHARLES T. WiNTON.

Would respectfully announce 10 the citi-
Eens oil Manltowoc and vicinity, that he is
now prepared to furnish people with
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y
Losses adjusted. not du" r1u -Gg 90
Losses unad justed. - 22n 90
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Sa' scrlbed CapItal...... 1872 600
fa>h Capital. G193 900 90
NJ, cash surplus....... 7s 733 -
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Susie smiled. No, he isn't. You don't
any of YOU know Jem. Mr.. Downs says
now, that | am soon TO be an angel in
heaven, and you believe it too, you know,
but I'm not. Mamma don't want me, don t
You see and Jem does. am to stay
with Jcm'
Hester looked down with a sort Ct
da4ed wonder on he child's bright face.
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SeME GREAT Lowers.

A strange lover was Jean Jacques, the
only Frenchtnafl, says De S5ael, who has
been totally IN. French. The apo. tie Of
sentiment, who is declared to have set the
fashion of humanity, he loved often rather
| than much; beginning with Madame de
WareDs, grand and gifted woman, and
ending with Therese LeVasseur, 9 creature
Of commOneG5 clay, so stupid that in nearly
| twenty years of intimacy he could never
teach her to tell the hour by the clock.
| After all his tender elOguence and burning
blaz0n OF maman, to decline on such 2
leman was Ike the eccentric soplist who
praised paternity without stint, and left his
children at the founding hospital.
Few men Lave been more attractive TO
women than Mirabeau, who, when written
to by one Of his feminine admirers for a
personal description replied: ''Imagine 9
tiger that has had the smallpox, aud my
portrait is complete.n He was so homely
that be was handsome; aud you who wish to
find favor in tie eyes Of the fair should
pray, if you cannot be as comedy as Ferdi-
nsnd, to be as ugly as Caliban, Downright
p!ainness in sentimental assaults is as good
as a scaling ladder against the wall. And
when masculine h0meliness owns a potent
tongue, Il holds ODDS against an average
Apollo. John Wilkes declared that ne was
only half an hour behind the handsomest
man in England, for it required Just that
time for him TO talk away his face.
Airsbeau was cleverer still. When he
spoke his looks wre forgOtten-he was trans
formed.
The greatest woman-wooer of recent
cen Uries was Goethe, who interpreted cot
Nnly hic aUr hIrf bic EvaTunrsnd nf
Gretchen az fifteen, he continued to be en-
acnored, not Of her, but Of Ann SchOnkopf,
Frederika BrioD, Charlotte Buff, Maximi-
lane Lar0che, Lii, Charlotte Won Stein,
and a score Of others in turn, until he we'd
ded Cbris5Iane Vulpius, commonplace, pro-
sale, in no respect his peer. Nina Herr
lieb, the original of Ottilie, he had pro-
found passion for, in spite Of the disparity
Of their years. The sonneis be addressed
to her, and MS warm painting of her repre-
sentative character in the "Wahlyerwandt-
schaften," prove the fervor if not the depth
of his feeling. Surely 10 man has been
better qualified by bis intimate selt-kn0Wl-
edge and varied experience to write such q
book, in which EdUlrd and the Captain
merely illustrate the duality of his own ma
ture.
Falling in love became by long indul-
gence a fixed habit with the great German,
and we see him in his seventy-fourth year
glowing and thr00bing over Fraulein Won
Lewezow, whose grandfather be might have
been. lie was happily constituted for a
lover, since he enjoyed all the pleasures of
love, and very few, if any, Of its pains. HIS
heart was as elastic as his temperament,
and when it was breaking-its chronic con-
diJion slmost-he mended it (uutil the
next time) by writing poem from his
griefs. Like SO many Of his sex, be loved
women rather than woman; was loyal 10
love, bat inc1nstant to lovers. -"H-StOric
LoUerS,p by Jlnaias Henri BrOwne, IN Dec.
GALAXY.
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