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Girls, don't talk slang. If it is ncce,-
cary that any one in the family should'do
that, let 1t be your big brother though |
would advise him not TO adopt pigeon
Lnglish when there is an excellent, svs
tematlzed language that he can Just as wei
use. But don't yea 10 it. You have n,
idea how it sounds to ears unused or aver>,
to It to hear a young lady, when she i
asked if she will 60 with yea to some place.
answer, Not much . or, if reoaeste,
to do something which she does not wish.
to hear her say, Cant see IT.
Not long ago | heard Young miss. whc
IS educated and accomplished, in speaking
OF young man, say that she intended sn
go for him and when her sister aske,.
her assistance at some work, she answered /:
. Not for Joe .
Now, young ladies of unexceptionable
character, and really good education, fal.
into this habit, thinking it shows smartnos>
20 answer back in slang phrases
snd they soon slip fppantly
from their tongues with a sauc,
pertness that is neither ladvlike nar be
coming 81 BET, or "you bet is we'll
enough among men who are trading horses
or land; but the contrast is starting ana
positively shocking to hear those words
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PEOPLES VERDICT ASSERTED.

In 1870, the Singer Manufacturing Co.
Sold over Wheeler & Wilson's Mfg Co
4I625 Machines.
Sold over Howe Sewing Machine Co, 81
677 Machines.
Sold over Grover & Baker Machine Compa-
ny &c All machines.
Sold over Weed Sewing Machine Company
81 ,s3l machines
Sold over Wilcox & Gibbs Machine Compa-
ny ,9iS machines.
Sold over Florence Sewing Machine Compa-
ny 10 173 machines.
Sold over American Button-Hole Company
ll3, go machines
Sold over Etna Sewing Machine Company
10, 027 machines.
Sold over Empire Sewing Machine Comp" ny
124 273 machines.
Sold over Finkle & Lyon Manufactur NJ
Company 125 ,il3 machines.
Sold over Parham Sewing Machine Compa-
ny 1876 OCT machines.
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A Nootcd Qaestion TO be Settled.

The regular rise aud fall of the waters of
Lake Superior, at Duluth, have for some
time attracted the attention of the curious.
who attribute the phenomena to tidal dis
turbances. The matter has finally been
brought to the attention of the United
states Bureau of Engineers, and the officers
Of the War Department will this YEAR ins,i-
'u;e series of observances of several hum
dred stations on the coast in mid-lake. I'm
p'ements have been provided by which the
least vibration or tremuluus motion of the
waters my be registered. This iuvestiga-
ton will probably settle question which
has been much discussed. viz: Do the
great lakes have tidal movement.
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NIRCUIT COURT-MANlTOWO COUN-.
y TI.-Betsey Gordmauson, Almey Erick-
son, Robbey Knute knu'esou Yomer, Anna
Hanson and Mry knutesOn Yomer, plain
riffs. ag inst Rose knutesOn, defendant. By
virtue Of, and pursuant to a judgment of
foreclosu and sale in the above entitled
cause; dated June %, 1871, shall expose
for sale. at the Court House in the city of
Manitowoc. and county of Manitowoc, and
State al Wisconsin, on the 18th d.y Of
May, 1872 at ten 0 clock in the forenoon
Of hat day. all the following described mort
g7ged premises, or as much thereof as NAV
be necessary to raise the amount of said
Judgment, interest and costs, and costs Of
such sale. as follows, to wit: All the follow
Ing real estate lying and being in the county
o. ManitowOc and State of Wisconsin, viz:
The south west ! Of the south west / Of sec
ton number en'y-seven ~, Town num-
Der nineteen. 49,. Range number Twenty
two t22 east, containing forty acres OF land
according to the official survey.
D.ael at Manitowoc, Wis, March 18th,
1872.
ALBERT wITTENBERG, Sheriff
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issue from the lips of a young lady. They
seem at once to surround her with the
rou-hcr associations Of mems daily life,
and bring her down from the pedestal of
purity, whereon she is placed, to their own
coarse level.
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TAKE SOTlCE.
County CLERK OFFICE,
Snu.n -. L.. *

September IS, 1871.
Tie following resolution was adopted at
the special session of County Board of Sn-
pervisors, held in the city and county of
M"nitowoc, which session commenced the
ia day of September inst;
WHEREAS. There are many mistakes made
hy p p. fucssenich, while in the office Of
ounty Clerk therefore.
Hcsoirs6, That the present Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors be authorized TO ask
through the four city papers Of Manitowoc,
that p rites holding receipts of 7. 7. Eues-
scnich. for the redemption Of taxes, present
them at the County Clerks Office to aScer-
ttin if the proper entries made in books
Of sale to cancel Sid taxes, and that the
present Clerk be authorized to make the
proper entries on said books, and report
each case to this BoIrd, thereby saving this
county "a great amount Of trouble and e1-
pcnse from illeg Il tax-deeds
Notice is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found at his Office, between the
hours of a. IN. and p. m. each day, ready
and W Hing to attend to the duties assigned
to him in the foregoing resolution
II S PIERpONT County Clerk
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.

( IRt UT Court anitowoc County +.
~ v. Hartman ag'st Claus Thiessen,
Catherine Thiesscn, Christian Tiedermann,
Thes ''estphall and John Vop In virtue
Of and Pursuant to an order of foreclosure
aud salt rendered in the above entitled &C
ton on the 18th day Of December "A. b. 1871
shall expose for sale and sell at public
v ndue OH Saturday, the goth day of April,
ID. 1872. ut ten o clock a m, at the
front door Of the Court Eouse, in the city Of
nitowoc in sid county, the following de-
scrlbed mortgaged premises, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount of Sid Judgment and interest and
costs, to-wit The southeast quarter of
southeast quarter Of section number thirty
l30) of township number eighteen (lS),
north OF range number twehty-one 2l) east,
containing forty acres more or less; also lots
eight and nine 8 q 9 of block number two
p Of the village .: kiel, according to the
recorded plat Of sid village, all of said lots
and l'nds being situate in said county Of
MauitOwoc
Dated Sheriff Office, Dec o. A. D. 1871.
ALBERT WlTTENBERG.
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County.
Walker White. PFf's A,t'ys. 32-6w
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EOItp ace Sale.

BY virtue Of Il mor;g &c bearing date
tprii 29th. \. u. 1897, Ere lrick LESSEN
nd Anna Beta lis vie of NJ ni,ovo conn
fv.1nd It t. of Wisyc nsin conveyed to Henry
J ching Of said county Of Maui,owoc, cert in
premises described in said rdentuie rs fol-
IowS tO-wit: All that Certain tr. CT or
.areei OF 'ahd situated lying ans being in
10" e. UNITY 81 ,ni;oWoc' ana state OF Wis
E@hSIh' to-"l,: Lot No Tlght o. IN BLOCK
IN. '"eFe IN me Vli'@se OF 'cntelviiie'
"g"5 her with the buildings ami improve
hehts Il eron,' Whichl SAID mortgage con-
'a1ned power Of sale Sald mortgage with
She power Of sale therein contained, was
iHiv recorded IN the Office of the Register Of
cydS Of VI ,nlt"woc county, Wisconsin. on
the sd d. of May, \. u. lSb at l0
o clock A. NJ, in volume " q = Of NOR ages,
n page 1863 The amount due on SAID mort
gage 7 the time Of the date and first publ
cation OF this notice Is as follows:
For prlnclp I...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600 90
For in 9 .3S
Total amount due.....-............ ...... s6s7 20
y" action or proceeding HIS been instituted
It iH" to recover the nebt reinnlnIng secured
Now. therefore. notice i hereby Civ that
: i'll moItg &c will lie forecloSed by u sale of
-aid mortg eed pre- m ses, md it premises
will Ie : Id at public auction, to the highest
bidder on The It'll day of Nav. 4 . ID 1872
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ONE Of the first cases under the new
ONO Liquor aw mas been tried in Monroe
County, in that State. The plaintiff, the
mother of four chlldren, sued a saloon-keep-
er for having sold liquor to her husband at
divers times during the last twelve months
The testimony was wholly circumstantial.
No one had seen the plaintiff husband
drink anything in the saloon in question.
He had, however, been seen there quite
often, and had been drunk quite often.
The defendant swJre that he had not
sold or gwen him Il drop Of liquor during
the time speclned. The jury nevertheless
gave the plaIutitf damages of 5000. 1t is
doubtful whether such testimony in any
other suit would have secured the same
verdict, and the fact points out the great
danger of our new Liquor law,-the dam
ger Of un !ul- severe damages. There is
large class OF onc-side men in every
community, who, if allowed to serve on
| iuries in such cases, will insist upon YER
diets that VIII be mockery of justice.
/ We have gone far enough in protecting
weak men and women from our liquor
! dealers; let Us see to it now that our pro-
lection is not abused Chicago Tribune,
! April Is.
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Total expenditur~s....... $59,0.4 20
Sixth-MsccllaueOus.
Amount Of risks written during
the Ntar........... ............ IS, 1873 BOO 90
Amount of RISKS in force ut
end of the year........ 80. IL So $50 TO
Amour, Of risks taken in I
Wisconsin during the year All bust
Amount OF pre-. iums rec ived ness d ne
In Wisconsin during the Jim Wscon-
year ............................. sin.
Amount II losses p Id in
Wisconsin during the year
The comp ny was inc, rporttci
April y 1872
The company {, mmenccd 'usi-
ness November 20 1852
Number IF agents commissions
Cd or employed in Wscon-
sin during the last ycar...... 81
wy HOBkIkh. President
J. A. BAKER. Secretary.
. a. o u y, Of 'i Dsno S
Subscribed and sworn to before me. thi, Is b
day Of j nuary, 1872
JOHN ;. DEAN. Notary Public
30 sw
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A gentleman asks the following pointed
questions: I" Gould you love a man who
wore false hair Oh his heal, when he al
enough of his own' VINO painted his face
and improved his form as you improve ~
yours? Who pinched his feet with small
shoes, his hands with small gloves, his
waist with corsets: and then, as if he had
no. already deformed himself enough, tied
a huge hustle to his back, and thrust tiny
mountains of wire into his bosom!' In
reply to which a lady responds: "Could
you love girl who defled her mouth with
tobacco and loaded the air with fumes of
cigars? Who staggered home several times
week the worse for liquor? Who INDUCED
in fast horses, bet high at races, aud swag-
gcred around with questionable compan-
ions?'' - Which picture wears the. most
ailuring coiors p We also see it reported
that Mrs. Van Colt says if she hal ali the
money ever paid for liquor she could buy
every foot of land in the world Very
likely. And if she lad the money paid by
women for back hair she could buy every
drop of liquor in the world.
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NoTGC@x

hotels, Saloons and Families DESIRING
ICE during the coming season viii nia-,se
leav their orders for same ~ SIS
banh- Rate viii he to Hotels. SIIoons
anu Others who take in large Quantities
twenty-five cents per loo pounds F,.mi-
lies a daily delivery of twenty rounds 40
cents a week GEO Il WpIcuT
AASITowoc, April IL 1871.
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Superior to oil Other Machines.

Superior to all Other Machines.
THE DAVIS has been before the pub
tic nearly ten years, and, unlike other ma
chimes, has not been pulled into notoriety
but in quiet way has earned a great
reputation on account of its many desir
0bie qualities.
Sample machines may be seen at Ryder's
new Boot and Shoe store ut the old stand
of J. W. Barnes, corner Eighth and Com
merciai SITS, North Side eff
II. y. SM ALLEY. Arent
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The Best Paper! TYh!

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100 Wv lUFN-
L5- oNIU BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.

- . IT " Pro W t. st l. an
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i'm u,n.~is = rH. ~. sPENCER. Bret
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Total liabilities .............. $50
T onrth--income.
Net cash ctuIly received for
premiums. intending assess
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g
Received for interest or h.vi-
dends............................. ,
Total income actually re-
ceiyed in c,sh............ $50
Notes taken or cash prem
iums mining unpaid,
SO S2IS9.
Premium uo'es received sub
c to assessment, 81, 399
Fit:h--EXr"nditures
Net amount paid for losses
during the rar................ ;s42
Paid tor cunm, ssion and bro
kerr gr-....-. ...... .......:.. 9
PuII tor salaries. tees VI other
charges 81 officers. clerks,
agents and emf loyes ......... .
Paid for taXeS...... .......... /
Amount PAID for !. other pur-
puscs'.''..'. .......-..............
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Sherifs Sale

Sheriff Of Manitowoc County.
Walker & White Pfff's Ait'ys 32-6w.
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selling al very low prices for CASH
II. W. DENNY & co,
SIT div 555 Main St. Franklin Square
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17
NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST

This road IS the western link in tho new AIR LINE
from Buffalo to Chicago, and runs from the Detroit
TO Chicago in nearly a straight tine.
The road is part OF the same line as the Canada
Southern and being built by the same men, viz: Mil
ton COPYRIGHT, John Tracy David BOWS. William l.
Scott, Henry Famam, r. A. Forsyth, Jno. NJ. Burke NJ
L. Sykes, Jr all directors either in the Chicago and
Northwest, or the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Geo opdyke of the Midland Road Sidney Dillon, Dan
lei Drew, John Ross David Stewart, Samuel j. Tiden
Kenyon Cox, and other prominent railroad men.
The road. like the Canada Southern will have steel
rails go pounds to the Yard throughout is practically
straight and level much shorter and can be run with
speed and safety than any other road connecting
Buffalo and Chicago, Twenty-Five miles are finished
finished by Jan l. and the entire road viii be completed
during the ensuing year Steel rails ties for one-ha
the entire road have already been purchased.
The builders ofthe road enough of its Chicago
feeders to obtain for it a profitable business from the
start. having projected the line accommodate exist
Ing business, and having the necessity for another
trunk line between Chicago and the Atlantic seaboard
located expressly with the view OF obtaining the cheap.
est transportation practicable.
The branch lines will make the shortest connection
between Chicago and Toledo and Chicago and Detroit 5
well rs between al! these points and Buffalo
The Canada southern Bonds, in every particular like
these were eagerly taken the last of them several weeks
ago. by the best class OF investors and on the mar
kct shorter time than any other railroad loan of like
amount for years past The proceeds of these bonds will
complete the entire line, and we recommend them with
the same confidence as we did the Canada Southern,
and regard them as In every way choice security
Pamphlets and all Information furnished by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17
Reeds Sale Stable. Shrewsbury

m RISES RISES !
AANk large lot of fine. sound. Western Horses
v-.AAA.~2k.lust received and for sale cheap. ut
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I'D. IRWIN-Employ Agent, Tenement
Writer, corner Main and Walnut SIS, opposite Mechar
les Hall.
IRWIN procurcs and selects help for mills, factories
farmers families and contractors. Orders by mail at
tended to.
iRWiS rents enemcnts, collects rents, and
prOnerty for absent owners.
fiRWfN collects bills and debts tracks and corners
fugitive debtors, and gives confidential advice TO
whom TO trust and how to recover your money. "Ir-
wins BLACK List" soon TO be published Is "a Directory
of the evadng deadhcads Of Worcester the result
OF SIX years experience. Consult him and save bad
debts.
IRWIN negotiates business chances sale and ex-
change OF property fixed and portable small cash adj
vances, &c. .
IRWIN writes at call addresses. memorials. resou
lions surprise speeches. letters, ADVERTISEMENTS
contracA &C. prepares and copies Ms. for the press
and executes all kinds Of literary Job work cOnadsntal
lyand promptly. Anonymous orders " u o. Box 200
attended 10. ONCE opcA evenings DIT au21
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TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
is offered in premiums.
Thursday, September 10.

The Flowing Match viii take place ON the Grounds;
also the Trial OF Working Oxen and Steers and the
Exhibition of Stock OF Ayrshrcs Jerseys Short Horns
Devons and Native, together with Sheep Swine and
Poultry. Special attention will he given to make the
Hall attractive with Fruit, Vegetables Household Man.
utactures and Agricultural Implements
At three o'clock p. NJ, the following premiums are
offered for Trottng Horses:
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Open to all horses Mile heats best in s. to harness;
to enter, to start
First SIPS 90
10 W
For the above premiums entrance fee will be charged
OF ten per cent? to be delivered sealed envelope to
the secretary before p. NJ. Of Thursday, September
l2th by mail or otherwise No horse will be allowed 10
compete for more than one premium
The Trustees the right reject any entry in
any class
All the competitors must be punctually the ground
the different premiums will be trotted for between
heats
Entries OF Stock and other articles for exhibition
must be made at the office of the Secretary Worcester
Bank Block Foster street office OF the old Worcester
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Time OF entry for
Thoroughbred Stock will close Saturday, September "a;
for Flowing Match and rrotng Horses, September H.
Dinner in the Hall on Thursday, at p. M. Friday at
IL NJ, at which time many distinguished gentlemen from
home and abroad will be present.
Band viii be in attendance both DAYS of the fair
The fare on all the Railroads has been reduced
. 49,. c. ID. PRATT, President.
F. g. THAG ER, Secretary. dtsl0 50
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Mrs. A. L. Skean, 20 robinson ST. Fail River has not
spoken word above whisper for 6 months and doe
DR.. Henon on the nth Of last March when he gave me
my voice in minutes time, and has remained good ever
since. VIII answer inquiries.
Mrs Robert Lawton. 10 Lyon st.. Fall River-Cancer
Of two years standing; had treatment from various
days, without pain viii answer inquiries.
Mrs Cornelia A. Bartlett lO7 Fourth St. New Bedford
Cancer of the face covering the whole OF one cheek
cured in seven days without pain. Will answer inqui-
ries.
John ]. McCauy. New Bedford-Sore Eyes for IA
years; doctored all the time with ply sicans in New
until / called Dir. Henon while at the Parker House
in New Bedford, and he cured my eyes In two weeks
VIII answer inquiries.
John White. FAN River-Catarrh, years standing;
cured by Dr. Henion in ~ days.
A. r. Tranord TrafTord Mllls-Asthma and Bronchitis
was cured of the Asthma in one week by Dr. Henlon
eel well do not think enough can be said in vor OF
Dir. HeniOn and would advise all those afflicted TO call
on him during his stay in New Bedford
VIM Tatterslll. Fail River-My daughter was cured of
form Of st. Yitus Dance In three weeks by Dr.
Henion.
Mary Lehey, Fall Riversore eyes Is years Has been
In London and Boston eye and ear nrmares and given
weeks.
Mrs. John Standing Maple ST. Fall RiVer-Doafln one
for years. Perfectly cured by treahnn by DR.
HeniOn. VIII answer inquiries
NV daughter has had stiff ankle. and been very much
of cripple for Is years. had many doctors and no help
Cured by Dr. Ilenion by two treatments, all the family
and many Of the friends are willing TO testify.
JOHN LONE, Spring st., Fall River.
Mrs. James McCreery,. 1884 Bedford st., Fall River
Falling Of the womb for 70 years; cured by DR. enion
by treatments My also had scrOula and was
cured by DR. Henion IN weeks, after having been given
up by the physicians VI London Boston ana Providence
John Long, Fall River-Rheumatism years; cured by
DIR. Henion by two treatments
May Hardie Fall Ryer-Deaf and discharged from
the ear for years, cured by Dr. Henion in two weeks
W. A. Anthony, Fan Rlvcr-Bleedlng Piles. cured nv
two treatments, and DIR. lemons Pile Specific viii
answer inquiries
Daniel Sullivan, Fall River; Dyspepsia years; doc
tored all of the time and no help cured by Dr. Henon
In weeks
Arson L. Daley SwanzeyAs thma and Catarrb for IA
years; had to walk the Oor nights and 20 out Into the
cold air In order TO get my BREATH doctored with MANY
physicians and no help until called on DR. Henion N
the Mount Hope House, all River and c cured me I'm
Sweeks. VIII answer inquiries
~ ANY amount of testimonials may be seen al the
rooms.
Twin give Finy Dollars (s5e) Reward to any case Of
Kpleptc Bits, Cancer Frtula skis Disease that |
swaaot cNTc ar,Yh&Ssw&w2t sk
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Notice Is hereby given, that the Committee who have
in charge the preparation of plans for the Hospital
erected on the land recently given 10 the city by
GEORGE JAouEs ESQ. Will receive from all Architects
deslrOus OF entering Into competition for such work.
designs, plans, and perspective for Hospital Buildings
the contract for the same. together with such supern
tendence OF construction may he deemed 10 be
CURED TO be awarded TO the author Of the design which
shall be approved by the Committee.
IL Is understood that charge Will be made for any
design submitted and not accepted.
Any information in regard to the subject can be had at
the Mayors Gfiee.
ans ar CllalrInan Of the Commiitee.