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.,rrirai and Departure n -fali'.


poiIy-S~rth. SOUTH Fist. Sn4ih >ogth-H es'.
caves N-tlto-vp~ DAN at : u'c'oc'. =. r. an
arrives Al g eSoy..n 90 time for TIE cars - .gnf
IN Iac Three times vce': No"Gar. NeoHfs9AF-
nn+ Fridav ~ tic Wv at N"E. 'on 'ur=, Meme;
Tdwards. nowa-d- Grove. 70 ShehoN gan; end
thr,s tirn.s a wc-E- Iu-=~av. Thursday. ana sat
urlay-ey ,v,y 81 Sor1reiu. ElAa, tentTeFite
Hosrl- to -ie1nggrn
From Nani;nv-ar to Two P'-els. idai'v.N a. c
o'clorl. n NJ and arr.ve- at MamtoToc at O'clock
Tri-wccxIy-To Ch1ton. Leaves Man;i'-
voc .v.rv rnr~f4y ~5urz ay. ana Saturday, aud
s.r5vrs :. o it"n - ? ~
trrfvra .t Mt,.ttov0r ever Monday, Eefnes-
dsr IN Fri fas ~ 5 10 -.
TrI-ucei.:Y-~o G-nen H9y-r.a. T ~"
P,r-r--Jenve. II nrtnF oc Cvrrs 5, Iav. Wet
r.s4aysna Fri'ar a. ) 2 II. AMI 1.rriv@s NJ G-eA1
IA. ncxf dav .. r ~.
hrrfv.a 4 Sprrto~or every Tuesday. TlEre-
c.r ard -@;u-rsv. - = Q w.
scni-.-eebiy-1" x .warre"-Via 1'vo
Eirer.-l.eavrs Nan'ovcc, Nontav. AL fhnrs-
fsysr D w. and sfr.e- u haGl1owEc every
Tr,sds- an1 r ieag II ~.
WeeisIy-Frum HHUiiowCc - &en@s ID
Leaves " .nita&oc ever FRI '.Y att In, tito ar
rivss a; - ~ Su"fzs-
The E5erial P.-t O@ir4s or s'rnuctS Creek. Prs.
ana Posencri,s Get their nal pFe.y 9aiur.t}
tur-HOcH-
isspm.
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Handkerehiefnot to be used, but pieces
of fag employed instead for wiping thl
nose of the patient Each piece, after be.
ing used, should be Immediately burned.
/. a plentiful supply Of water and
towels sho1ld be kept for the use Of the
nurse, whose hands, Of necessity, will be
soiled by the secFe:ions OF the patient.
In one hand basin the water should Be
impregaatcl with Condy's fluid Of chic
ride, by which the faint on the hands may
at once be removed.
5. Outside the door Of the sick-room a
sheet Should be suspended, so az to cover
the entire doorway this Should lie kept
constantly wet with a solution Of lime.
The egses Of this sill BE- to keep every
other par, Of tie house free from Infection.
6. Tie discharges Of the bowels and
kidneys Of the patient shoaId 1e received
into vessels charged with dj,iniectants,
such cz the solution of carbolic acid or
chloride Of lime,anI Immediately removed.
BY these means the poison thrown of
from iaterual surfaces may lie rendered in
ert, ana deprived Of the over Of propaga-
ting disease.
:. Th, thin skin Of cutic'c which peel
Of from the hands, face, and other parts Of
the body in couvalesccnt patient. is highly
contagious. Baths should he continued
every day, for four times, when the disin-
fection Of the ,kin may he reg rdsd rs c,m-
pIete. This, howcve-, should not be done
without first consulting the medical at
fnrlunt
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lied as TO have as few classes as possible:
that instead Of two or more consecutive
classes of the same scholars, we should
contriye TO complete all in one recitation.
as mach time is LOST in calling and dismiss
ing classes: that s teacher should prepare
his questions With as much care as a
scholar his ansE ers; that one promi-
nent item in school economy IS p-ese.ya-
ton Of health. His subject was arranged
under the heads of economy IF time, met
ter, and metIod, all of which we're fully and
finely developed, b!t 81 ace forbils com
plete mention. Recess Of ten minutes.
After this, W. \. Walker explained c.
C. l.. and L. C. VI. To Us at least his
method yrs new, but very simple, brief
and complete lie had entire control Of
himself and task: explained cach stc1.
clearly and to the comprehension of orery
one present. Should all teachers adopt
his method, scholars would no logger say
. can't see it, 1t was very complimen-
targ to the young and efficient prin. of
West Side school of Manitowcc
Then came drill in Analytical reading.
by j. c. Smith. The exercises of the day
closed with discussion on School Law. 4
few points were presented and settled, al
ter which the Asso citation noticing +Old
Sol Fastening on, listened attentiyely t.
appropriate remarks by Supt. Krwan, and
then adjourned. This meeting was highly
satisfactory to the teachers who consti.u-
ted but small per cert Ct those assembled
here. 1t surpassed our highest auticipa-
tons, and we kora the time will soon
come, when we may meet in Il similar
meeting the teachers Of Manitowoc City.
The general tenor and spirit of the meet
ing are true iaiex of the noble work (
done by Supt. Kirwan in this County.
j. C. SMITH, SEC.
p. $. For good reasons tie programme
was not strictly followed. Two persons
to whom work was assigned, were unavoiJ- /
ably absent, and two others requested to
be excused
The local Association viii meet as usual /
at NIlholanls school house, Saturday, +
Feb. Str, at - a. m, AMI every second .
Saturday thereafter.
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I'd THE 5VDLEC.

WHEREAS, It is unjust that
those buying for cash should pay
the same price as others buying
on credit, unless interest is
charged to the latter.
Therefore, we the undersigned
merchants, having the object in
view to do Justice to all parties
as near as this can be accomplish
ed, do hereby agree that from
January lst, 1873, we shall
charge
10 per cent. interest
for all accounts standing over 80
days. Knowing that the a owe
coarse viii tend towards making
lower prices ana give more gen
eral satisfaction, we sign:
j. SCHUETTE & NJ. MAHONY,
BRO, f. X. RAND,
FRED RUDOLPH J. A KGHLER.
j. II. THORNTON, OLSEN, MENDLIK
II. MARTENS, & THOMPSON.
L. WAGNER, ADAM BLESER,
W. KRRMERS, G. BLOQUELLE,
J. WALLSCHL-E- c. HAUkOHL,
GER, PLATT, GRAY
Villas & BARNES, FOSTER,
ERNST KERN. A. FISHER.
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4 Criminal C,ut-SI -ug another
man wife.
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house caused c'n-i 'er''o.' -rinuA' Tue other
evening by kissing has VILE BY mistake IN
the tall.
Tho Me2asha |r'SS thinks that 1t Is
shame that the pe-ky hens should stand
around on on" loot dong nothing but hirt
with the ro"S'er>'ana eggs IP to three shii-
iisS per "ozen'
Thin party to street urchIn-" Boy
what do YOU SUPPOSE that dog Is following
me fur! fo1nGSter cast knowing LOOK
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HOUSEHOLD Notes FROM


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SAUSAGE NEAf.-ii you want 1t extra
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and 4 very little sugar, II You Ike spieed
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near an men 'L'cA' WASH drain ana season
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anu ny Ihe'n III ''o' iaft mix Il gravy 0
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.HuIvaL AND uEnErTTHE OF oooDHicH ;
STEAMERS.
The eidr-w'eef staamnrs ala7i:o.oc and Size
hc--an all leave ev-rv HH:n ny ENrHdtFe -
ceuteiGr Fl - o'-ac'x s~arsFalN- boat leave ~ .
= Cofrg y UT v.furtsv'- ~#ar EO-- tAToE-i
10 Two 1reats. Kewaaner and AhHaPee.
r. uppeeeatis ete-0leY- O-.snio- - Je.eph
and TruesdeI vii arrive and depart from Ma.l-
topCc r. fuiEu-r
Cow soueH-Lrav = rverT Non lay. "sdae-ddEs
aud SaturGsv = about q. m -
t;oirg Mort -l.a"y-s Hyr'Y lC@sa+'' ! I7.41'
'"1 j ". ToorBs, Agent.
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SsoH 10 Ayoia Ccntasion in Small,
PoN

PoN
l. On the first appearance Of the dis
eass, the patient should be vaced in q
separate apartment as near the top Of the
house as possible, from which Curtains,
carpets, hed-hargings, aai other needless
articles of furniture should lie removed
and no person except the medical attend
ant ami che nurse or mother be permitted
to enter the room
>. A basin containing solution Of
chloride of lime. or carbolic acid, should Be
placed near the bed, for the patient to spit
u.
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Guar5.rn SaIc.


IN PR0BATE-NiNiTOW nc COUNTY
Court In the m1tter Of the estate "i
the minor heir IF Theodore Schultz. de-
ceased Notice Is hereby given. th.t BIZ viz
the and : F., r,,,rs,,4p.a rrar o..lar If
~ De IN zai,s matter on tle fs,h i-y Of I.c-
cegah~r. y D io7-, by the county Court 81
s.i County. tie undersigned urliln Of
said miner her f said d,ce,sei, viii. 90
Noui.y the l3,A dty IF JAnHaIy,A D 1875,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon q said y. It
the office Of the County Judge. IN the ely NJ
A5ni.oNOc. N SAID County, Ger tor sic az
pu- i;c veufue- the following described Ian
to-w;t' The soath hal 81 t"e seu' Invest
qna,fer o. section no l"ehly-SeYsA i-'l
OF IoSushlp No. Seventeen ~ north, Of
Range No. lwcnty-three 81 east
The terms Of sale viii be made known at
the time anu place q sale
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The Pope and Eicior EnnnGci.

=
IN" fope and ficior EnnhGei.
ie "s1t'SH e I''I'd Oh the i7th' records
- -. M nj ~, ~ 80 ~
-,
'''''-' = - = I','5 y : u'N'' '1''"-e
'''- ,.'' ',''o' % '''''''''
." H." "i1s' '""1 9oif ''aJ'''''
and bsiars y9.;, ! VII have to render an
account OF ny ct.1as oef':s Col but the
DAY WI! COM 10 "h:e:' y9ir VI lIesfy wild
De c''-e4 70 answer before the Supreme
Jug. 4 Ne ARE very often IN ignor
aR6e OF what Is ts;'nspis.nE around us,
since 'A"'e VINO afHr'ieh u strive to
h.ay the truth i''5a -, ! suppose that 1oar
Majesty IS ignorant ct the I"t aHoas esta5-
-!>'-a'.n.' oi WI ''i l enclose Won an an
nonnoameat, r-ucuy rt..i-AaI by "A
Roman Journal, stating t,H.t The lace is
situated ne. l the Church cf Santa Maria
Ida Pace, ana contiguous to school for
yoan5 men. a2nnot admit that, kaow-
'os IT. your Majesty "oaal have regn'lctc!
it. tSjgncdl fIJ porE TX.
The King, upon receiving the letter
orders that the lau,o complained IF shout
b. closed, saying hat lac was DISPOSED to
TaT all tie c&n'"*rs saas lie proprietor
might incur, aai srut tie i Pc an auto
1raph letter If three IA res. The Kin,
saws IA I'm ,a.,s.,,.. .,,ia,+. fr,as d, feds
happy III lawn. H.. IL pr.ss.l ;hc unity Of
Iii, co4n,rv. bas ,,r.tt.a oa'y lark record
which remains in H., III, IS ,..- inability 10
become .e.,a,... VIII ID. Holy Faith
rr.
The better is .s7.I ,.t-icsa. Emqnael
;hc mos. devoted SOFA u. ,o..r Iiof.a,>s.
-. - r,
,..,.-..,.., - ,r,...-..r.. r...n.,. 90.
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| GOOD (IIIi(E FORIlEESTIEiT.

Four or five thousand dol
lars are wanted fyr one Or Two
years at ten per cent. inter
est, On a mortgage fer TWEEN
tty-fVe thousand dollars worth
Of real estate.
Apply to Jonah Richards
or George Cooper, in the city
Of Ma7it0woe. #
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THE
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FLOUR.
THE

CELEBRATED for its uncxcelled quail
y ties. and the very BEST in the market
can lie had at the same price as other -four of
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IAkEN UP.

Tome to thc premises Of the subscriber. in
he town Of Mauitowoc Rapids, about The 9Th
Of August 1872. three hcilcrs. about three
years old. red and white. The owner or
owners. will come forward. prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
JOSEPH IILAWA.
Manitowoc Rapids, January 9th, 1873.
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should be on hand as there il
always q large amount Of stock
in attendance On Fair Day.
AUGUST {. TERENS.
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my ehdeavor please my customers by Offering them
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we offer superior inducements to close buyers.
for CASH. and direct of the mauuf- ctr rcrs. we
not be undclsgld. onr stock of Heavy and She
aud those designing to bald we offer special ba
mense stock OF
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-07
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MARWEDEL TAKES PLEASURE To
lv1 inform the patrons Of her SCHOOL and KIN
DERGARTEN that she has REMOVED to No.
1913 street, where she will reopen her school on
MONDAY, the Sd inst. fS-eo3ts
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880 I
III STREET-knglsh and French Boarding and
y.PAIRO PrincipsG The spring term Of this inst-
tuition commences FEBRUARY 3D. All the branch.
es Of o thorough English education with French,
German and Latin languages taught BY competent
and experienced teachers. Music, drawing and
dancing by professors. Further information as to
terms, references, &C., furnished apple alton to
the Principal at her residence, $50 street, Cor
coran Row. j29-eo3tr
MISS L. FLETCHERS SCHOOL FOB YOUNG
lVl LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1891 Nes0 io1L
arenMs.-The third quarter will commence JANUARY
-, 1873. ocl9-lms
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MARRIED.

BIGELOw-TowERs. On the 9Th instaDtI ct
the residence If the brides parents, by the Rev. DR.
Elliot, Of the Church of the Ascension, GEORGE
4. BIGELow 10 KATE, daughter Of Colonel Len.
Towers.
FORD-AKESs April ~. 1877, by W. w. Fore
man, BENJAMIN FORD, Of District Of Colrn-
bia, TO SOPHIA Akkss, Of Va. lcoloredD
MUsSELMAN-WEBB. On THURSDAY, Feb. 6,
ISIS, by the Rev Mr. Bcniar assistant pastor of -
Panls English Lutheran Church, st the parsonags
JOHN s. MUssELMAN 20 Miss PoCAHoETAS
WEBB, both Il Fredericksburg. Va. frcdericks-
burg and Baltimore papers please COPY
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DIED.

ELLIS. On FRIDAY, Feb. Z, ISIS, at aquarter past
MAGGIE NJ ELLIS, eldest daughter Of Leonard
sd L.ape,n ILL nj; ss 80 ,,.sn 40 :. ~ 80.
Church at . O'Clock p m. Sunday, 9Th inst.
PEARSON. In Georgetown, ID. G, on the 7th
widow Of the late Samuel >. fearsgn.
Funeral will take place on SUNDAY, Feb, 9Th, q
O'Clock D. IN. Friends invited 20 attend. Bal
timore Sun please copy.
REILLY. On Thursday, Feb. 8, 1873, BEEJA-
MIN A, tDAIsYJ only con of DR.. Benjsmin 7.
The funeral win take place Saturday, the ah In
slant 81 O'Clock, from the residence q lis fnfher
No. 500 18th street northwest.
WHITE. On the sth instant, JOHN T. WHITE,
aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuly invited TO attend his funeral from his isie
residence street, between NH and 18th sfreets,
southeast, Sunday Afternoon at O'Clock. n
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M yas. EFtTTEEEsRRfos. bss,snsSs in
Its w. l.. WALL a co Aucts
lY THOMAS T. WACGAMAN, :
Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 7th street

- Under and by virtue Of q deed of trust, dated
v:: July II, l&2 and recorded July Is, lS72 In lber
A6SS, folio 20, Of the land records for the Dis
trict of Columbia, the undersigned, trustee. will sell
AZ public auction, on MONDAY, the 10th day Of
February, 1873, in front Of the premises O'Clock
p. m, al Of lot numbered one hundred and three
tl0o), in Thomas w. Sorsns subdivision Of lots one
ID two (2 three CD, four Cd and i've 80, in the sub
div ison Of part OF square numbered three hundred
and seventy five (S5b made by Joshua Francis Fish
and the Washington City Orphan Asylum, the
said Soran & subdivision IL recorded IN Hber II. ID.
c. No. !, folio q, in the Surveyors Office.
And Immediately after the sale Of said lot, the said
undersigned trustee, will also sell al the same place,
under and by virtue OF another deed of trust bearing
date, and recorded same day in liber 63s, folio
"a all Of lot numbered one hundred and (l02b in
said Soran subdivision Of part of the square,
numbered three hundred and seventy five (35.D
These lots front on street, between 9Th aud 10th
streets northwest, and are each improved by very
valuable three story building, with Mansard roof
and back buildings There are bay windows in front
and each house will make very eligible, frstciass
residence.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the residue In
six twelve aud eighteen months, with interest from
day Of sale the deferred payments to be secured
property sold; $500 TO be paid ON each lot at the
with in ve days from day of sale the property will
be resod at cost and rsk Of defaulting purchaser.
All convey ancing at purchasers cost.
GEO. =. APPLEBY, Trustee.
j2s eo&ds THOS, Z. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
RY WI. L. VAIL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 902 peunsyly anfa avenue
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~The leaders of London society are said to
have become attached TO black silk hose.
~A contemporary chronicles a Connecticut
lady's celebration Of her 'tin divorce"
ga Name octogenarian recently comme0-
GRATED the hftieth anniversary OF his marriage
TO his third wife.
s0Sandwich, H., expects It's mayor 20 lind
himself In bread and butter ON n salary Of o per
annum.
~The Macon, Georgia, Telegraph, o lead
ing paper, sensibly concludes that sthe whites
of the southern States must gradually settle the
sO-called labor question by going 30 work then
selves, and they are now getting into that whole
some WAY very fast"