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Time anners.

Isdv Holland once her page round
tl,aiable to Maeaulay TO tell him to stop
taking. She toll Ro gers "Tonr poet
~ is bad enough, so pray be sparing of
your prose" At dinner in South street
she fidgeei Lord Melbourne so much By
making hm shift his place when he was
seated Ca his liking, that he rose, exclaim-
ing, AZ! be d--d if dine with you at
ALL ard walked of to his own house, for
runatey at hand. She requested acele-
brated dandy to move little further of, on
the ground that her olfactory nerves were
osenei by his backing which he vowed
was diluted with champagne. Shortly af-
ter VI. de Weryer's arrival in England sa
Belgiln minister, he was dining with a
distinguished party at Holland house when
Lady Hollad suddenly turned to him and
asked, How Is Leopold?" "Does your
ladyship mean the king of the Belgians ?"
II have heard she rejoined, ''of Jennings
IIainaulters and Brabanters but Belgi-
ans are new to me- His reply was, "My
lady, before | had the honor to be present.
Il to YOU, | have often heard you spoken
of not only as woman of intel igenee and
wit, but as a woman who had read much.
Well, it is possible that you in your many
readings havo never met the book by per-
son named Julius Cesar, who in his Com
gives to our population the name
of the Belgians, name We have preserved
till our days -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-13
TWO CuriosificS.

Yesterday we were shown two curicsities
in the shape of brass pistols of ancient
form and fashion-whereby hangs L tale.
The weapons are the property Of Nelson
Fletcher of this city, and belonged to his
father before him. They are of awkward,
octagonal shaped barrel, with wooden han
dies and were made in London, it is not
known how long ago, and were carried by
Mr. Fleteher's father in the Canadian re-
bellion. Twenty-seven years ago. his faith
er moved TO Illinois, and one dav espving
Z snake beside the road. loaded both the
pistols, intending TO Ere at it. The snake,
however disappeared in the grass, and
from that day TO this neither of the barrels
has ever been discharged. Twenty seven
years has tie same loa! been in the pistols.
Mr.. Fletcher, fearing to have them lying
around the house any longer, brought them
down to the foundry, intending to melt
them UP, but was persuaded to keep them
as curiosity worth preserving.-Oshk0sh
N0rhueSterR, Juae 6.
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Mr, GrePIeY.s PODu{nYlty.

1t Is a favorite pastime of the GRANTEES
to refer to Mr.. Greeley's unpopclarity, as
they call it, whenever he was run for Office.
Let US see about this matter, and we shall
then be able to arrive at facts. In 1866. in
a populous district, usually giving IL 200
against the Republican candidate, while
Mr.. Fenton was running for Governor.
Greeley's vote stood 3,743 to Fenton's
), ,433. In 1867, Mr.. Greeley, in the same
district, was elected to the Constitutional
Convention, and with nine popular candi-
dates on the ticket, he outstripped them
all, except General Sigel. In 1870, as car
dldate for Congress, his vote stood {, ,2U3
against 1903 for Woodford as candidate
for Governor. This does not show Mr..
Greeley to have been so very unpopular
when up for Office. In every instance has
he run ahead Of his ticket The facts are
that Mr.. Greeley is very popular with The
masses, and as candidate for the Presi-
dency will poll larger vote than any 9TH
er man who could have been nominated by
the Cincinnati CAicqg0
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Origin Of zf.c Su,.El-F0x.

The curious theory is pronounced by a
physician in Germany that smallpox ori-
rinatcs from an excess ofalbumious matter
in the boeI, and that this is to be prevent
ed by the administration of common salt.
The habit Of children indulging over freely
in ,weetmeats, he considers one great cause
Of this undue development of albumcn, AMI
coffee and tea, if highly sugarcd, tend also
10 excite it in adults. An organic acid
such as lemon juice, he considers the best
means Of freeing the blood when eloggcI ap
With too much albumcn; and he alleges
that by taking these simple remedies, in
the way Of preeaution, he has, for upwards
of twelve years past, frequcnted or taken
up his abode in the most pestiential small
rox hospitals in Europe and South A,neri-
ca with entire impunity.
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CGHr5Shin-

hewil1ered definition Of the word
Z" courtship'' was given by witness in an
amusing breach-of- promise case recently
tried in London. Mr.. Chambers counse,
for the plaintiff, demonstrated with the wit
ness for using the word: a. am an old
bachelor said he "and don't understand
courtship. How is it done, What is
courtshjp?" ?" The witness who, being a
married lady might reasonably be expected
to answer by the light of her own expert
ence, defined it thus: Looking at each
other, taking hold Of each Others hands,
and all that kind ofthing" The definition,
though puzzl;nG to old bachelors, is good.
Persons experienced in such matters, will
have no difficulty in Interpreting the last
clause to their own satisfaction; indeed
:" al that sort of thing is quite as exact
an Interpretation As is wanted for the in
Iescr.bab,e art Of making love.
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fpH!tII sls.

Gcnuencss is love in society; it is love
ho. .ing intercourse with those around it.
l. is that coriiality of aspect, and that soul
of speech which assures us that kind and
earnest hearts may still he met with here
below. 1t is that quiet influence which,
ike the scented fame of an alabastcr lamp,
fills many Il home with light and warmth
and fragrance altogether. 1t is the carpet,
soft aad deep, which while it difuscs a
look of ample comfort, dcadcns only a
crcaking sound. Il is the curtain, which
from many beloved form wards or at
once The Summers gov and winter wind
Il Is the .,i!ow on which sickness lays It's
head, ;al Eorgets half its misery, ANA to
wHieh death comes in bahn;cr dream. 1t
Is coasi .oclteuess. 1t IS Tenderness of
feeling. 1t is warmth Of affection 1t is
rromptitnie Of sympathy. 1t is love in all
Us depth, anl all It's deI;cacv. It is every
thing included in that uatchlcs. grace, the
grut.cnlss Of Christ.-!iamHiou.
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k&lplti Ef1Ypi.

The latest invention comes from Della
ware. \ man down there, having heard
that the earth reyolvcs at the rate OF 1000
miles an hour. has arranged plan Of going
up in balloon and remaining stationary
while tic earth is permitted to slide away
beneath. lie thinks that by this means he
can reach California in couple of hours,
merely by shooting up from Wilmington in
4 balloon, and then dropping down again
As soon as the Rocky Mountains are OBJ,
served to 90 past, lie has the whole
thing arranged now in perfect or.ler,-thc
balloon, and the place to start from, anl
so for;h,-so that the scheme cannot pos.
sibly fail and all he wants to make thing,
complete, is something to tie the balloon
to, in order to hold it It'll while up in tn,
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s. Ef He'd Said Ducks.,,

During class meeting held several years
since by the Methodist brethren of South
ern village, brother Jones went among the
colored portion Of the congregation. Find
ing there an old man notorious for his en-
deayors to serve God on the Sabbath and
Satan the rest of the week, lie said:
"WeI, brother Dick, m glad to see
YOU here. Haven't stole any turkeys since
saw YOU last, brother Dick p
No, no, brrdder Jones; no turkeys"
" Nor any chickens, brother Dick :'
No. no, brother Jones; no chickens
I" Thank the Lord, BROTHER Dick ! That's
loing well, my brother.S said brother
Jones, leaving brother Dick, who immeII-
atsly relieved his oyer-burlened conscience
by saying to a near neighbor, with an inn
mense sigh Of relief
Eff he'd a said ducks, he'd had me =
-AdCaEcc.
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q SCr.zr~E. Inot Nan GEf"

In one Of the United States Courts a
short time ago, tie Marshal WAS calling the
list for the purpose Of imrannelug q jury,
aul tie work was going brayely ON, when,
in answer to 4 naWc, a somewhat shabby
individual put in an appearance, and in Il
very mild and sclf-dcprccating manner
feebly asked TO be excused. The Judge,
very Pompous and digniicd gentleman,
first Looked astonishcd, and then in a deep,
rcbuking roicc, stcrniy said Excused
<ir. excused, sir ! excused on what
g@aaai:"
The juror, that was not to be, casting
helpless look around with faint attempt
q. smile, replied: "I-I--I lave the itch,
sir" Ike itch, sir: the itch ? The
deuce vou have: said his honor at the
same time rising in his mag;Stcrial dignity
" The itch, sir. Mr. Marshall turning to
that fanctioaary, "Nr. Marshal, scratch
tha. man off.
The Marshal faintcd, TIE court went
into convalsions, and the juror left.-Ne'c
Orleans Times.
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Cheap Rabies,

\ funny joke, and all the more palatable
as its truth can be vouched for, says New
Jersey paper, occurred at prominent
church in that State. 1t seems that a
worthy deacon Lad been very industrious
in selling new church book, costing seven
ty-fve cents. At the service in question,
the minister, just before dismissing the con-
gregatjon, arose and said:
"AIl You who have children to baptize
will please to present them next Sabbath" ;"
The deacon, who, by the way, was a
little deaf, having an eye TO selling the
books, and supposing the pastor was refer
ring to them, Immediately Jumped up and
shouted:
"All you who haven't any can get as
many as YOU want by calling ON me, at
seventy five cents each
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ADAM ROBERTS.

Attorneys and Counseilors- At Law. eth street
South aide, s doors North OF Post Office.
81 German spoken in this Once. Ism "
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: F5EsHgldcrStanGsur.

\ rarson is responsible for this story:
" Poor Jones died while you were away
last summer. In all my experience l never
saw so disconsolate and grief broken a
creature as poor little Mrs. Jones; it was
very sudden, You know. l went to the
house as soon rs | heard of it: ! offered
NY sympathy; bat her sorrow was uncon-
trotablc. In such cases | think it best
that the mourner should be left one 50
| prepared TO Depart
80 VIII leave YOU. POOR bereaved one,
said l, with this iniunction: pray-pray
that God Will voncAsafe His comfort; that
He viii enable you to perceive the prom
ised bow in the
80 Oh, rector she burst in, 'how can
You think of such a thing? Its too-too-
hoo premature, Im-I m sure
And" continued the old gentleman,
checking the off rein and wheeling away
from the gate, latter some co-itat;on
discovered that the bow was talking about
and the beau she was thinking about
wasn't the same Kind of bow at ALL"
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4 lOIsChiNg f3Tssouy,

The most touching eulogy, and the most
comprehensive, probably, was uttered at
the grave Of Daniel Webster at The close Of
the funeral rites. \ plain man, probably
one Of the neighbors of the deceased, came
forward, stood at the grave, and said, with
quiverins lips: "Daniel Webster, the
world viii be lonesome without you.' The
quality which won for Daniel Webster this
touching euloSy was not his great ana bril-
liant intellect, bat his neighborly kindness.
'-IldtS0u DeM0cycf.
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4 YOUNG theological student at Harvard
invited young lady in Boston to attend
a concert, TO which he received the follow
ing reply: If You come as temporary
supply, must decline the invitation, as |
am only hearing regular candilates.'
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C1nsunSr and ErenFur.

Among the new preparations in the Ma
terra Nedica, mention is made of the use of
a combination of camphor and bromine,
which is claimed as an excellent sedatiye
Of the nervous system. 1t has been used,
as stated, with good effect in such c. ses Of
excitement as threaten to pass into a true
delirium tremens. The medicine is given
in the form Of pills 10 grains being made
into 30 pills, orc Of which is to be taken
every hour until 20 are taken, after this
the quantity being somewhat decreased.
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y FoE-CNE-TELLER was arrested in
Paris and carried before the tribunal ofro-
lice. " You know how to read fortunes p
said the President, man Of great wit, but
rather 700 fond Of a Joke for a magistrate.
:" do, sr,' replied the sorcerer. "In
this case" said the President, ''You
know the Judgment we intend to pro
nounce ?" Certainly" "Wcl, what
will happen to you?" Nothing" ''Yon
are sure of that ?'' "Yes: YOU will acauit
me- "Acqrit Won - "There is no
doubt of it." "Why ?" "Because, sir
if it had been your intention to condemn
me, you would rot have added irony to
misfortune The President. Disconnected
turned to his brother judges, and the sor-
ceTer was discharged.
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GEORGE N. VyOODlN.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, aai Court Cen
missioner tor Naultowoc county. All business en-
trusted to his care viii be proupty aud fsithfully
attended 70. Advice honestly given. FOR which
reasonable charge ia be made. once on But.lo
ST., between Eighth ana Ninth. ls<AyI
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NGESTRWESyE KAuSE.

FrGnaliu st. MaEltowUc, NJ Kettenhodsu,
Proprietor. The large brck addition recently
tullt has been furnished excellent sly To- making
i one or tle largest anI most complete hotels in
Mauito voc. good s,able is kept IN connection
with tae house, Where STOCK VIII De we'll provided
tor. II 4Ayy
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" \ WRITER" says Holmes, &" is Ike q
lover. And talk with the right listener
IS so ike an arm-in-arm walk in the moon
light, with the soft heart beat felt through
the folds If muslin and broadcloth.'
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DR, A. J., PATCHEN.

Dentist, Office in Sherman's new building -
Eghth-st., Mantowuc Particular attention
given TO all tie dfereut branches of the profsss-
ION, and all worS Warranted. Ieetn extracted
without pula. l1.A,l
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Attorney at Law and District Attorney for NNnitor
Voc county. Collections prom otis attended %,
o1ce on Buffalo, between Eighth and Ninth.
lSAly
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UNION ROUSE,

Ccmmercialst., between Eighth and Ninth, Naai-
IoWoc. Joseph Fulimer, Proprietor. Best
accomodatIons for the travelling putls. Terms
cheap ana satisfaction 2uarHnteed. H.A-ly
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PAUL EUERNER.

Deiler N All kIocS % Stoves and Hardware aud
Manufacturer O Copper, Tin, and she OF iron ware
Elghth-st., South side. ne-r the Bridge, Manso-
"Cc' 12 air
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G.. EsSSS.lNG.

Pays the highest price for WheIt and other pre-
duce, of ce ON the northeast cCrner OF Buffalo ana
Eighth SITS, Manltowuc. IL 4Syl
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THosEwhoAava supposed that the Sand
wich Islanders are devoid Of modesty are
wholly wrong. In winter the natives arc
neatly dressed in jacket and pants Of
blue paint, fastened in front with buttons
Of black ink
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j. =. ANNEIfSON.

and Counselor at Law Collections
promptly attended TO. Office over j. A. Kanler's
store, Cor. Eighth and Yorksts., Mautowoc
lSap1y
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4 Good Pass.

Conductor Pratt, Of the European and
North American passenger train running
between Lewiston and MattawamEeag,
asked a fat, comfortable-looking old fellow
for his ticket the other night, when the old
chap waved his hand benevolently, answer
ed Pass" anl spread himself over two
seats again. He was quite indignant
hEea the genial conductor askel to see the
pass, an with much grumbling pulled out
Of a wallet freight receip: Of the Sanford
line of steamers. indorsed:
Pleas Pass this Man if he Pays his
far If ne donot Pay it Put him of.
No: good unless countersigned by
J. FISK, ia
On being further questioned, the gentle
man with pass said he could not read
writing very well, but dll not doubt that
his pass was gooi for an unlimited time
over all the railroads in the United States,
as Jim Fisk gave it TO him in Boston last
summer and he g hal travelled considerable
on it." He paid his fare with not a good
grace, and got OF the cars swearing ven-
geancs on the individual who "soli' him
the pass
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&kS Az -. NINT'nN

Veterinary SHrl con, cures Ring Bones, SpsN,us
SICK. etc, etc. All cures warn ianted, caarySs
made. otice st his livery stable on Sc yenta-st
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JOSEPH SYMES.

Dea!er IN owes also Manufacturer of Tin, Sneet-
iron and Copper ware. All kinds OF repsirng done
Eightll-st., between York and Bufa.o. ManIowos.
II al
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Shakespeare would never have asked
What's in an aim?' if be had been hit on
the hea with brick.
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VOL. XIII.
4 Russi9h Jester.

| Jokes; Ike bills, require names to back
them and it will be found that, in every
nation, some one parsonage, real or myth
ical, is selected as the lay-fgure upon which
all popular iests are by common consent
displayed. The English have their Joe
Miller, the Germans their Schiltburger and
their Tyll Eulenspiegel, the Americans
their Col. Crockett, the Orientals their Ma
sireddin el Khqjah and, in the same way,
the chosen godfathers Of Russian humor
are Ba,aki-etf the jester, and VI rfhaI Su-
vorof The latter name has long since
passed into history but the former re-
+ quires some introduction to non-Russian
readers. Popular traditions unite in repre-
senting Balakireff as the constant atren-
dant Of Peter the Great, who figures large
y IN all the stories attached TO the name of
this bufioon. Many of these stories are
probably the fabrication Of later age: bat
fair portion Of them bear marks of
authenticity, and, as fair specimens of na-
tional humor, are worth quoting.
On one occasion Balakiretf begged per-
mission Of his imperial ma>sar r. a+.-.,I.
himself 10 Uuc gudrJ stationed at thepalace,
and Peter, for the sake Of the joke consent
el-warning him at the same time that
any officer Of the guard who happened to
lose his sword, or to be absent from his
post when summoned, was punished with
deaJh. The newly-made officer promised
to do hIs best bat the temptation of some
good wine sent to his quarters that evening
by the Gar, . to m)isten his commission
proved too strong for h.m and he plr,ook
sofrealy a to become ;on?iet,ly sc .eycl7
Nhle h. was Sleeping Oft his debluch,
Peter stole softly into the room ami carried
of h.- sword. BulakireT, mi~,in- It on
awaiting, ana frightened on; Of his wits at
the probable consequences, couIs, devise no
better RENE i than - replace the weapon
with hl, own professional SWORD vi iath, the
his AMI tcapuE5 Of which were exactly
similar to those o. Tie guar lsmlu. TDu.
EQUIPPED he app nge On parade next mo.n-
in-, confident IN tn, assurance Of remain
;,.rn, I,..,.t.l ;ro,. c.r.ai., l.,.m j..
weapon. Eat Peter, who hal dOuht.ess
f,r,a,., tf.i. .,nt;..,,,.... :.,',....1. t..
,for,u,n., ~ an. ~ ~. n,r.. g.. -; n,,f,.l..
arr,aranco. and ~ Ia,otb f,c.3 ,r,.n,,
upon Bti.Si,cif With the stern order, aps.
BaIaSircf. druw your sword ami cnr 1h,.
sIoyen DOWN.
The poor lester thu, br,,yht f,irIv >,
b.v, Iai his hand oa 5 bjIta<ir # +, ob,y
bit a. the same tim, excl,im,3 f.rr.o,
"lIcrc.f,.I tI,..yen H. n,- .,,ori y. t,.,',
mo wooIr
AnIdrawinr tho wo,,ao bo o,r.;h;.l
in yer. deed = b,rmIc,, lar, rr.n n.
,.r.,c,,c... ,.r -i,, = p,,....,...,. 49,.
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WILLIAM LYNCH.

fashionable T"i.or. AiI roods made bv the sub.
scrLer are war; med TO Gt the form Prices ros-
sonabe, anL | am buund to ule.se those who give
me their custom. Sn y on York-st., two doors
west OF tle Wndiale Hou-e l9Aly
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Professor OF Music etc will give lessons Vocal and
lustrut"eEial Musc in The city OF Maritowoc and
Two Rivers. hesceuCe on Eighth.sl., Eear the
curt iouSe. IL aAIy
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Wholesale and Retail dealer ID Hats, Caps Furs,
Gloves, htteus, Robes ETC.. Yorh-st bet v ee n
EiG IN ana Ninth, Mauitowoc. l2lAyl
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Pager anger and Cph0lsterer. Carri GO Trimmer
md i!art ess Maker, Commercials, between 7.h
anu oth, haultoNo', recommends himse in
these branches, and prouises to e1ecu . all work
Mlth prOmptness, and IN the best stYle uAIx