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The Portland daily press., 1873-08-22

have been the last gem deposited in the earth.
He had found that there was always associated
with the diamond ferragineous oxide The
deposit of this oxide is now going on. There is
also associated with the gem substance once
supposed to be oxide of iron, but which is now
known to be of vegetable origin. Consequently
it has been thought that the diamond might al
so have a vegetable origin. One diamond was
hardness rounded by water. All the great dia-
monds of modern times have been discovered
within 500 years.
Prof j. NJ. Dawson read paper On The &C.
olgicdI relations of the Iron Ores of Nova Scotia
The iron ores of Nova Scotia long neglected,
have recently begun to attract the attention of
capitalists to an extent in some degree COM
mensurate with their Importance. The magni-
tude and variety of these deposits, the great
richness of the ores, their proximity to the At
lantic, and to great deposits OF coal, are all
features which give them very great economic
value, and mIst evidently cause them to take
no small part in contributing to the low sup
ply of the world. My purpose in the present
paper is, with the aid of recent researches, in
which | have been occupied to find concise
summary of the geological position and mode
of occurrence of the principal deposits, 1t we
arrange these in the first place under the two
heads of the beds conformable to the stratatlca-
ton and veins, we shall find that that the for
mer occupy three distinct geological divisions.
| That the Heideburg and Ludlow in the upper
| part of the Siluran the Orskas at the base De-
| voniam, and that of the lower AID middle car
bonaclous The latter occur in altered rocks,
which may be assumed to be of Silurian age
| In the lower carbonferous and attbe junction
OF the two groups of rocks, we may shortly con-
slider the deposits OF these several kinds and
ages in order
Bedded Ores.-1st Peat. Hematite he'd of
the lower Heidelburg SERIES This is deveIoned
on the river of Pictou, and on the upper nart of
Southerland's river. I'd, Hematite and mac.
Matte iron Of Nichaux and Moore rivers.
This deposit takes us to the other extremity
of Nova Scotia, and brings us a stage higher
in geolog cal time, or to the period of the Oris-
kany sandstone. 1t would indeed appear that
the conditions of ore deposit remarked in cas-
tern Nova Scotia in the upper Silurian were
continued in the western part of the province
into the lower DeyoniaD. In many specimens
of the Nichaux ore the chief apparent differ
ence, as compared with that of Pictou, is in the
enclosed species of fossils, This bed appears to
be six feet thick, and enclosed in slaty rocks,
not dissimilar with those associated with the
Silurian ores of Pictou. Recent explorations
at Nichaux are said to have developed extensive
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-22

AUBUBN
Elm House, Court. 81. w. 3. & A. Yonng,
Proprietors.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-22

EVERY visitor, resident. or former residnet
OF Portland should purchase Loring, Short &
Harmon's Guide Book of Portland & vicinity,
illustrated with Photographic views. Price SOC
NJ
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

JOHN SCBUKTTE AM Bao.-Me cali the
attention Of experienced shoppers as well
rs the county trade TO the large assortmen,
Just recei,ei at John Schllctte & Bro 81
spring and scnmer goods, pcrcalcs,
Lawns, Silks, Grass elpth, poplns IN all
tie newest shade. and STYLES, SUNNI er
Shawlr in great yarities, Lallies Silk AMI
Grape Cra.Hts, Gl"ves and Hosiery, also
Ht,ls all gyades sD! pattern Really ma lie
EloHiitg, C!oebes Of all onality and shades
~ suit tire tastes anj purse Of oil classes
Hats, Caps, ard in fact any thing and
every thio2 to Re founl m this .sarket.
Sec rev advertisement in er>other eJirnn
Be sore ami look THEM OYER before pur-
81 aging esgewher..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24
Srnnch Ga the Blazing star

Three o clock Last SATURDAY afternoon
was the time alp tinted for the launching
Of lhe rev canaier, just fnishet! by Capt.
j. 81. Griffin, and owned by NJ. J. Cum
mings, Of Oswego. Long before ,h1 ap
pointed time largo Numbers Of Manitowoc-
ians were sscn wen ling their way TOWARD
the sl,ip-yarl. vt thrcn the yar.l ana sGr-
rounding accessible sight seeing places
tscntei the app, rranca of u large far,
ST crow lei WAS it VIII people. AZ hall
past three everything Wac ready, the word
was given. the ropes cut, the noble ship
quvcrci, started, give leap AZ if spurn-
ing the eIrth, and with boanl slid into
her native element, whore che sat rs grace
full IA a swan, rising ami falling gently wit,
til. swell caused by her rapid descent
She presents IN appearance as fine ~ any
vessel ever launchc from Manito1cc
stocks. Her srars are nl in and running
gear most on. She will soon b. rea " for
work. We see by the Green Buy Gazette
that she is in the market for charter, and
is c1pec.e there SON.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

Gen. Elwarl $. Bragg of Fond do Lac is
orpins Mt the Win late House fu1 few
days White taking testimony on deposition
from the superior Court of Chicago H.,
in shcscasc of the sea Bird disaster which
were Go'troycd in the Chicago fire.
Hon. Geo. Reel has returned from New
York and Boston.w here he has bee, lock-
ing after the completion of the Wis
r,asin Central to Ashland and Lake Sup
s-r"r reg1a, to connect with the Northern
faihc. ~ ft
Mr.. Q. F. Gary, Of the firm of Fosyihc 6
"a. grocers Of Chicagois in town. He finds
l-old customers ready to purchase again
sfter an abse nse Of nearly or quite four
inontLs. This speaks we'll for Mr.. Crazy
p well a, the house in cacago who's, busi-
arss he represents.
Nr W s. Rlssel. with SPECS and ,iaaties
Of Il sorts in hi, line is in town also.
H.. sci has a large aai growing trade
s..r.n. our merchants In this vicinity and
!, ~ every Way worthy Of has mcrlteJ
.4r-ss.
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Lake ETelgnts.

CLEvEL,Np, April 18th following YES
scls have been chartered for coal to the
points namel. Schooner VI, Stalker, People
Gas Company, Chicago, 81 S., free, Emma
Coyne, At sane, schooners Algcrine and
Col. Cook, uptown docks, 81 So. The
schooners Russian, Oliver Culver and NJ
Dousman are chaI tercd to arrive at 81 So
to Peoples Gas Company, Chicago. e.
To Milwaukee the following vessels have
been chartered at the rate OF Sl25. free
Bark Orphan Boy, schooner, Sarrag insets,
Camden aud VIM Young. tyt5 81.
The ruling rate to Detroit ia 75c free, At
which the following vessels have been put
n, Schooners Sewsboy, Bush. City Of Mil
YANKEE, bark Fame. scow Lamois.
Charters have been made for iron ore
from Escanaba to Cleveland, g. u; to Erie,
So, Marquette to Cleveland, @ so to Erie,
SIS Is, Apse to Cleveland, s3,35 to Erie
81. IA -..H.
The brig Butcher Boy has been chartered
fees cargo of lumber from Alpena to Cleve-
Ian at 81, and also = cargo of hickory lum-
ber from F re,nent to Green Bay at a.
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The Wcst shore Line.

The GJolrich Transportation onprny
gave notice thai the side wheel steamers
would commence laikin. their reg liar daily
trips on the 18Th. Ths Company have
done everything in their power to live up
to their announcement. Tho Shohoy5an
has left Milwaukee s..twicc for the north bat
could get no farther than Port Washington
the l;.-t time Esunl,y) tr,akrns her
paddles in g"ins SO Ear. They viii run
regularly VIXEN the lake Gears off. The
prop. St.Jo @ ii arrived this week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24
ThcEcc Ea%c Michigan

BY the Milwaukee Wise ,n,in we see
that the bel, of ice at present in the lake
extends past Milwaukee. The steamer
Sheboygan srie to force hor way through
the ice Fri lag, bat had to return, with
dam ,5cd stem.
The steam barge e. ?. Heath arrived at
Milwaukee from Grand Haven and reports
Ice belts light miles wide near Grand lIa
ven.
At Kewannee the ice extends fi7c miles
from shore AMI a, far north and south rs
the eve can reach
Large masses Of ice are driftin. around
at the heat Of the lake. Several vessels
are reported fast in tho ice near Chicago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

The Weland Canal was announced to
be opcnel for navigation on Monday,
The Bark Red, White and Blue cleared
from Milwaukee for Buffalo with 1880
bushcls-of wheat on Eon day.
4 new lumber barge is Oh the stocks at
Grand Haven, ana will be launched this
week. ..-.
A statement is geing the rounds that
Detroit towing rates lad advanced 80 per.
cent. The advance is only ID per. cent.
whica max es the rates about one tenth OF
Chicago. rates.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

IsusineSs Changes Ina Two Rivers.
q DAIMLER has lease! his shop and sold
stock AMI fixtures on hani to Fred. uar-
ting, who in the matter of making COOL
boots and shoes out of good $; ock, and n, Y
yer missing his figure on II good fit, has
acquired reputation that is Of itself capt
tai sufficient to insure success. Fred,
however, is not without the other kind Of
capital represented by greenbacks, and we
predict that by the tine Two Rivers has
cast off the small clothes Of u village and
ions the dress of steady going city,--a
destiny awaiting Us in the near future,-
he will have added to his reputation and
build up BUSINESS that will be a credit TO
any place. Young America is evidently
determined to take the laboring oars and
shove Two Rivers ahead. So be it. Let
tbs young men get interested in the bust
ness of L NC Rivers ard we have no fears
for the future Of the place. Fred expects
to take possession this week, and we rather
| think he will advertise in the next number
Of The CnRoNlcLE, which will be tho first
Of lis second volume.
The machinery, clay bed, anil yard pro-
pcr:ies and effects Of the brick yard have
been sold TO G. DAIMLER & Co, who will
| run It the coming season just as red hot
as money, energy and determination to
! turn out about three millions Of as good
brick as were ever made in this state, can
accomplish. Hold, we understand, is to
saperinteud the delivery Of tie clay to the
PIT, and Mr.. Daimler viii have charge of
the work on the yard. The business last
year though commenced late in the season
/ and subj ctel to many drawbacks incidents
20 the establishment of new kind of ma
nufactOry, makes a much better showing
than was ANTICIPATED and gives every as-
surance that the new firm, profting by
Holds former experience, will certainly
succeed. The hall million left over of last
years Manufacture have sold readily this
slring AZ the kila for. sl0 per thousand
Should the new firm be able to sell all
they make at this price, and make all we
expect them TO, we shall. soon have Milo
naires in Two Rivers. Fro Rirers Ckro-
nicle
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

Fresh Garden, Flower and
free Seeds, and Small Fruits
Prepaid by Mail. A complete
and judicious ssso1t lnent. 25
sorts of either Seeds 500.
True Cape Cod Cranberry with
directions for culture on high
or low land. New fragrar,
Everblooming Japan Honey
suckle, charming new hardy
vine so cents each. So 90
per doz., prepaid. New Early
Rose Potatoe, rs cents rerlb.
5 lbs. $3,CO prepaid. Priced
Catalogues to any address, al
so trade lists. Gratis. Seeds en-
Commission. Agents wanted.
B. III. WATSON, Old Colony
Nurseries and Seed Establish
mont, Plymouth, Mass. Es-
tablished 1912.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

Is about as full Of ice at p-e-e,,' As 1t can
conveniently held. Since the l+lh inst.
tie lake la, been literally PACKED with
floating ice. We zee BIZ the Sheboygau
pApers that the lake presents ..,c same APP
pcarance IN that vicinity 81 no signs Of a
clearing of.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24
Condition of the Straits.

Dispatches of monday say there is no
change N the condition OF ice Winl north
cast, light. Thermometer g. deg. No
news of the northern boats since passing he
highla nls OF the Sauble' they are probably
in Prcsque Isle hsr5or Tho latest advices
indicates that they will be open in ten days
at the furihost.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

the prime consideration IN sie selection OF
teachers BY district to"rd., the applicants
referred to in the preceding paragraph
wolifl either retire from the fell or take
rne.;sares 10 acquire the knowledge which
they laek.r zS eT+ F
4 Normal Institute # four weeks d.
ration will probably be held in this cour ty,
commencing on or about the 2lst Of uezt
IaIy. Teachers VIM attend through the
whole session will be likoiy 70 receive NOR,
sraci;ea! benefit from the institute than
from months d solitary study.
.G1.E MlcnAEL kiRwAN,
Go. Supt. Of Schools.
Nani.owoc, Wi-.,
ApTil g, 1872.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

Monday the ice suddenly c!earol away
for while AMI during that tim, tho tug
hauled out sile schooner Minnie Mueller
and just IN timc-f0r the ice to come back
and cnfold her in its harvest field tof ice
where, at lust accounts. sh, still was ab29t
" mi es from the i.r Dor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

Tux SnrBoYGAN FALLS PLows-Stacl
md Iron-fur sal. at J T. PLArr $, where
oan also be found lerg, assortment Of
agricultural Implements, garden seeds fresh
from the nurseries, timothy and clover seed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

will sell cheap for cash one Of tn 0cst
sud kindcst family horses in tins County.
Il 50 harness, buggy, cutter etc. Anyone
wishing to purchase viii do w:il to call
vetn. H. s. PIESPu&T
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

Oar IE,L.-Au new Elsianlers who
brought and have preserved their tastes for
what is sometimes irrcvcrently called mush,
cr snmr ana m'k, will be glad to learn that
Mr. M-Mahoney keeps the real oat meal,
which if male into paidlngs, is far
.hcad Of corn meal in its most inviting
47,asa has the medical certificate of being
,aach more healthy etc. AMI at present all
me rage mong the best i,srrs Of orr city
j., chcapness making 1t possible
fnr us to inlu',., We IA
orally disIkel tie -innryasiQn as ar
Infringement en- our r7rcnts down Eas:
cry wrigh. "f'samp and milk yet We were
starved into an attempt to like it and found
Ia mnch more palstalle than earn meal in
any shape. Try it, it's awfu, healthy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24
CLEAR CTS.

i2rIi j. SER. A'h;abuiI. X .waIEe@. L--ht.
l. !, -Hr. AInis aaurin=. q ncay-, D, cords
{, 80 VI stiasiss.
u Scar. ttaInI-rr, M.ls4uk-e, 1910 Pie
stave-. too 49,. slaves.
ScS-- dIanle NI.Il.r, { lrl-o, 2JtJ z =
;iss 1910 7. pose.
1IsHH7a. r. -. " ilwsrkse 30 4 siavas.
70 S...r Ig.Go.E5. Milwaukee. ~ VI slaves
s:ar C-l.r %, Ali sanSse, - Gu 90 MOO.
ser Je<coaiae DfJsd-a. icaso, 500
Ccccr posts.
s,..r. Clan CIY.ar, Nil ,auke-, 81 coras
wood
81 Prop. >. ,seph. Nilgauses. snndr!es.
2. ~ r, l. IAs A.w.uK-s, - sofls n ,d.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24
ManitoWoc DRY Dock.

The undersigned having leased the dry
dock ofthe Mani woe Dry Dock Ccfnoany
AT NJ .nitowoc 70 term OF FIVE yra-s is now
prepared to doe vessels Of all classes, in
Guiding the lnrg t afoat on the lakes. The
dry dock is 265 ct long ard - feet wide
with - feet CT W ter ever the mrl sill. All
work entrusted us will be performed in a
skillful workmaIike and expeditions man-
ncr, and at lower figures than Gun be OBJ
.ainci either in Milwaukee or Chicago
G., 5. RAND < CO
e. e. RAND. CuAs. RANMo d
+. MVLUoLLaSD. li-l7-t
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Local
yI1Iy IN pnr:aSr column. Advertisement about
OLD iowa and Nebraska Lands.

For tens If rhc best q-ality, and most
sluleite flavor, 20 70 the Manitowoc drug
store lS-tt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

We lenrn that Mr.. Peter Ran, of the
Village Of M,!iico.t, las soil his Hotel
iropcrt- To Mr. Fred Zandcrs Of Gibson
consideration $4,000 Mr. Eau nili move
~ his stock farm near Mishicott where he
I'll i, happy to see his friend. AMI will
ever siyujlnrn 40 OLD fashioned welcome.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

I MS member If TRk CHRa~acLE com
tlstc, r!G iifst volume. Wa lie thanking
~, patrons tor past ayors. as are happy
=: s.nnn.lncc that as puhtroatN.n will be
continued an" tl.e.r year, aEi, a. fact, that
i may be cyasIdered ere Of the permanent
institutions Of the county-,4roaicl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24
Cattle Fairs.

The Grimms C'rS Cattle Fair
will be held IN the first We'd
nesday IF each month at Thos.
CoRIfy Hatel. those intere,-
ted in seek Should give this fair
their attention, as il is held in
q central and handy point for
the gathering en- Fair day.
I3-34-lv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

cALL in nal examine our magnificent
stock Of Snawl., They viii bear inspection
AMI We are selling mem ut very near cost
price JE. PLArr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

Ggxrs Spring STYLE Cassim"rcs . per
en-. be.os inst years tx ires at j. E.
yLATTs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

Castoria is more than a substitute for
Caster Oil. !. is the only safe article in
existence which will a.simila.e the food,
reguIa !. the bowels, cafe wiul-cnlc and
produce natural -',eY. Il contains ne -Iei
minerals, rnoT paine or alcohol, AMI i. pleas
uns t. take. Children need not CRY and
no.hers may not rest
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24
Go. Supt. Of Schools

PRED BLOOD stsrtei for Chicago last
Monday night to ASSUME the duties CT clerk
on one Of the Goodrich steamers
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

4 GREkr BOOK FOR AGEz fouHIan $
Die isn.ry Of Every Day Wants = "Hqy to
Know Everything woll be m appropriate
tile for thi. work, as It embraces almost
every variety Of subjects. there IS list Of
twenty THOUSAND receip telling how to cook !.
tinegar, how 70 k-rt an: tan, how drugs
and chemicals aFe composed, how TO be your
own doctor md nurse-in short, everything
connected with everyday life is here treated
in & concise, clear style which tells just
about what You wish TO kEoB. no more and
no less l.: i. by Ter the fullest work of
lass we haveseen. This won lie rial bool. is
sold entirely by subscription. and we think
Letter than TO caDvassthis county for this
valuable book Sand to Continental Pub
fishing Co, at Chicago or St, Louis, for
terms, and give this important work triL
TnEKg may be ether entertainments
more interesting to dcformel old widow
er than maple sugar eat disbed up in the
basement Of the Presbyterian Church, nice
and hot With ! late of ice and passed
around by beautiful young ladies. bat if
50, then our experience Of last evening must
pass for nousht. We had Cur first plate
IN what il sometimes vulgarly called
aaxcd state, our experience proved II 10
be tic link IF sweetness long drawn cut,
we have heard so much Of Singllarly
eGough in oar case tie sweetness got in
the wron. tooth most all the evening, and
we were concious that we wercrnakins surnc
unpretty contortions Of the face. Yet
when when we saw that We had the APP
parant sympathics Of the young ladies' in
cur haplcss condition use were relieved Of
all lain and could have comrlacentiy en-
joyed all sorts of tooth aches, with pleasure
count US in the next SuYar Soircc mite.
Finance committee report net proceeds
$1,000 with COOL supply Of sugar on hand.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Acrii /. schr. a ME Tucrire Wauk--1n. Ligtt.
Is - r Minnie HG.iirr. CaIczzA: Lsut.
Il s,hE. HaanIh Et MI ,sHkes. LisGl.
~ ScAr. ladn Try, NiivadIe. SlnIrir-.
IS >c.ir. IJscpri D-es ca, G .sra.o Ii hit.
u Prop. $. JlsepL. lLlc..n. Sun res.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

JosEru IlElSRicNs runs n line OF stages
daily between Two Rivers and ShebOysan,
connecting with the Lake Shore and ;. y
+. r railroads, at Sheboygtn. The citi-
ycns Of Two Rivers and MantoNoc Co.,
desiring to receive express packages from
INC Office at Sheboycan, are informed that
j, vii IL necessary to send their orders to
Joseph Ilctnriehs, P. Q. box 90, Sheboy-
c,n. wl,o viii give. the ,nme immediate
rsr,onal attention. li-39 If
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Tie PIlUI.
eiTI, as2clJaT7 NATTER.
IEx<1zze2y. se7s7lSasss4s srs=dss7H
4 - .sx.

There is 10 pain which the Ceutaur
Eminent vii not rehcTe, no swclling il
,a no, sublue, and no lameness which i.
I'll. n. cure Tais is strong languag-,
/ 4 j, is truc. =. here the parts ere not
RE, ~ = cts are II aryelou-. !: las
TrCsue.d .aure cares If rheumryEI-r--. MI
ga, o-k jas, paleJ. .prai.-I5' swelling,
/ ed .easts, scllis' isrns, salt-rhcula,
"a ,elis, &C, upon the hamln frarre, ana
Il l,iaiIs ~p .yIn, CALLS, &c. upon animas
c.yc Sear than have al Other pretended
...acd % since the wGrid tegan. = 10
@5. I'll r-irrita,it, IN mii-hea ling pain rebeT-
q. TRIPS taraw axay their crutche~,
In. la.m walk, soironcl:s bites are render
q, harmle - md the r,aaded arc healed
\ II no. 10 scar. II is no hunsbug The
is:Ipe j. r-Sbiisiicd around each bottle. Ii
.cllils rs ~ other article ever before
>, II, ild il scf.s scause 1t does just what
il pretend, to DO, Those who nans sutiey
from rheumatism, pain or swelling. deserve
o. suss.r Il they 4 III n9t G~c tcntaur !.ini-
p..n. 81, r. linn 1890 certificates Of re
f-4rkahc Uuresj in~iTlira fy.grr-' li-abss
t''Tc.Ic -rhsuInat!srI, gcn, running tuin"rs,
&c, have been rec.trcc. We viii send
circular ccn'ainin,. certif catcs, the recipe
&c, gratis, to any ono requesting II. One
iy,.t!e ot the yellow H-apper CeE.uar Lini-
hFsmt is worth one handred dollars FOR spa
eneI or So cruiei horse and yaBles, or for
y.ey work N sheep. Stock owners this
i.niment Is worth Your attention. NJ IA
inlIy s,,.uia ~ .ilLaus Centapr Liniment.
J Is. Ross s Co.. New York. - -
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restort
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrephied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that e new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. I'he
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so IN
clearly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm II. If wanted
merely for 4 HAIR DRESSING.
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it dos
not soil white cambria, and vet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Prsotical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
r. &. J. 1CE9 is CI-. Asc:i 6
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-24

J. s ALAS wishes 10 announce to every
Ten drinking .asaiiy srcsu KEEL TO Two
crcvks, by wny of Mspt, Grove, through
Gooptrstovn, that he is selling better Teas
MY for less money than any man IN trade
in this city; remember the place, one door
cs., u T. 81 ROBINSON Drug Store on
York Street. Seeing is believing and steep
ing is actual proof. IL 81 Nv