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About 6fty couples from Manitowoc city
paid Two Rivers visit on the 4th, having
eescarscd' hither on : large scow arranged
with seats around its entire length, and
shielded from the sun ty groves of Young
trees fastened to tie sides ends, while the
roof was made By stretching large sail
o7er the whole. The scow was tywed by
Jonah Richards tug, Kitty smoke, accom-
PANEL by I'll, city BSqss Band, which dis
cnursed music for the dancers. TIE star
-pauglcd banner mingling it's fold with
the Dark green Of the improvised forest,
made them present gay appearance as
secn fsQ.n the pier. Tha band after land
ing at the pier proceeded to the Park on
Washington street and played few live
ly pieces IN patriotic honor Of tie flag
streaming from tie liberty pole After
exchanging ciyilitics With such Of the cit-
zens Of Two Rivers as enjoyed the pleasure
Of tins unexpected meeting, aud being ad-
monished b. rising sea to hasten their
departure, they returned tc their city homes
" Without accident, meme but tile seasick ones
denying that it had been pleasant affair.
-LhfoHicle.
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City and County News.
@IIsaur I.inir2 a.t

There is no PAN which the Centaur
L.ameat win not relieve, 10 awelling it
=. net suhige, ami 10 lamancss which It
wi MT cure This j. strong language,
1T Il IS true Where tie parts are not
gone, lts elects are marvellous. 1t has
Tsr1uoGd more cure. If rheumatism neu-
E.'t.ia, ock-iaw, palsv. -5ralns, swelling-,
e.L c!-.-e.-ts, scaiI-' bars, salt-rhegIn,
fzr-selaa, dc, upon tie hLaan frame, and
ID s..-. spawn, gals, ! e., upon aniTals
i eta ge4r than have al other pretended
remedies sirce the world BEGAN. / IS a
caE1tt r-irritant, an al-hcalng pain reliev-
erIl.s throw away their crutches,
fH l,ln walk, poisonous bites are render
1arnil.sS and the vennded are healed
nst..et., a scar. Il is no humbug. The
srr i, publishcl around each bottle. 1t
.rIta1 as no other article ever before
, a.! I. sells because it does just what
i gre,enls to 10, Those who now suffer
{. NJ rheumatism, pain CT swelling, deserve
T. suffer If they will not use Centaur Lini-
meat AI.rc than 1000 certificates Of re-
inarkablc cures, including frozen limbs,
rhTouIc-r .e4matism, gcut, running tumors.
i La.c been recctvgl We will send a
r.-.glar containing, certificates, the recipe.
&C., gratis. to any one requesting 1t. Ono
bottle II the yellow sapper Centuar Lini-
r'.nt is worth one hundred dollars for spa
sn.i or sweCuied horse and mules, or for
,e:cw work In sheep. Stock owners this
IlnimoHt Is worth your attention. No ia
mily should be without Centaur Lniment
! b. Ron & Co.. New York
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The GLORIOUS Four th.-Thc Fourth
was passed very quietly in our city The
boys shot of their FIRE cracker. in the full
counciousness that they were the COMING
loyal subjects Of this great and loyal nation
while the larger ones with Schutzeufcst
procliyites, watched their chances witt,
pistols in hand to get sight on some unsus-
pectlng tame pigeon flying about the city
In the evening private families that club
bed together in diferant parts Of the city,
celebrated by fire works which kept or
city well lighted FIR an hour or two. The
". +. Church held stra Gberv festival
hlch was well attended ana remunitiycly
satisfactory. Mis Urban entertained h,r
bohemian friends anl admirers at the
SloTansky Li2a Hall with u free private
concert which was well received ana duly
incorcI. At Turner Hall they had 4 grand
Ball which was well attended and kent IN
until rosy m ora; which leaves US nothing
more to uotice save the few slight skirm-
Ishcs that were the products Of the qloriors
tntds taken to daily celebrate this most
glorious day, which were more alnusiu.
than serious in character or Consequences.
From the outside towns we learn that
the day was duly celebrated ut Centeryille.
1t ClIrks Mills horse racing during the
day with dance at Mr. Morgan's Hotel
in the evening. At Meme they had 4
grand ball in the evening at Mr. Anton
Naterbach's with about a hundred couple
assembled. The heavy rain storm that
proved a destructive hurricane in adjoining
counties and pretty generally throughout
the whole country, causing grave fears OF
serious injury to the growing crops, are
fast disappearing, and as far as we can
learn very slight damages will accrue from
its fury. During the storm lightning
struck the barn Of Nichal kcIlner, at
kellneryi,le, also the manufacturing Cos
saw mill at Two Riv rs, without doing
FIVE dollars damages as Ear as we
can learn IN either locality.
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+tMISCELLANYt+
Cause of the Threatened Abdicatio1
Of Victor Emanuel.

Rome tJaae III Correspondence Of the Eew Yor k
Wo-lJ.
have before this limited Of the probabil-
isy the abiication Of Victor Emanuel. l
have now reason TO believe that the death Of
Rattszzi has made this event more probable
than ever Il is 10 secret th-t tue kis--
to his crelit-is extremely anEiou. to ccle
brate his civil marriage with the Countess
Mirafona. It's equally wei known what
bitter opposition exists on the part Of Prince
IIumbert, who has threatened to leave Rome
and head a revolution if his father ATTEMPTED
10 carry his design into execution. Now the
existing Cabinet is more the Cabinet OF Prince
Humbert than Of the King, and Minister
LAMA has been almost as Jealous in oppos
ing this wish Of his sovereign as the Prince
himself But as Ion: US Eattazzi lived there
was chance that Lama and his Cabinet
might be overthrow. and thar Rattazzi
might be placed at the head Of aft ,irs. 1t Is
AN open question whether he would havo
kept his promises after he hal g,ined power
-
ness that o perfect understanding existed
between the King and himself The two
continually plotted against Lama; he was
TO be deposed Of as soon as possible; Rattazzi
was to come in; the King was TO publicly
marry the Countess, and if Hunbort attempt
ed to play any pranks lie was to be quietly
shut up in fortress until his anger cooled
Now that Eattazzi is dead, this scheme falls
to the ground. and the King now contem-
plates abiicatiOn as the only thing left for
him. With lIumbert and the Cabinet against
him, he Will not be allowed to crafty the
wish Of his heart ty marrying the mother
Of his children. She anil be both arlently
desire the civil mlrriagc, for although the
religious and private marriage which took
place some years ago relieved their conuec-
tio..s from the moral guilt which had 50
long attended it. civil and public marriage
IS still necessary to place the wife and
children IL the position they should occupy
If lie must choose between his crown aud
this act there is reason 10 think he viii not
much longer hesitate, ana that We may hear
Of his ablication at 10 distant date. Apro-
pos Of all this, hear many pleasing stories
Of the morgauatc wife oi the King. Size j.
known TO be very pio1s;to possess admirable
good sense, and to have an unallerlb!c de
votion for her husband One also hears
much OF the superiority Of the children Of
this union over those Of the former wife Of
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The correspondent Of TIE Baltimore
lmcricou at the Vienna exposition
writcs:
q have before alluded to the f,ct that
the woman perform the hardest kind Of Ia
boring work ia Germany, but was not
prepared for the sights | haze Witnessed
to-day in Vienna. In America mixing
mortar and carrying the ho,l Is considered
such hard work that few white men can
be found willing to undertake it at the
present day. An immense huilIing near
our hotel, oeeunyirg u While block, is in
course Of erect N, on which not less
than 400 Tcrsons are employed, fully 200
Of whom arc woman. All the hard labor
ing work is done by women, such az max
ing ana carrying mortar in buckets on
their heads to the Workmcn handling the
brick. They are not allowed . moments
leisure, several o7Agsecrs bring on guard
to keep them constantly in motion. w
fond the same proportion of conan at
work on all the new buildings and there
doing this species of Iaborin- work in
Vienna. They are both Young, middle
aged, and old, but all seem to be strong
and healthy. At dinncr-tlne they swarm
into the shops to purchase = iece Of brown
broad and fat bacon and n ,our If hncr
and eat their dinners sitting OH tho curb
stones. Their wages is one form, or IS
cents per day, and am assured by n gen
ticman rcsidcn. here that most CT them
sleep abo"t the building on sha,ings, or IN
barns or sheds, having no homes. Amid
all the splendor and wealth f this great
city, with it's million of inhabitants, there
is, perhaps, moro dcstitution, want and
suffering than in all the cities of America
:till, We frequently hear some of our coun-
trymcn praising and prcfcrring the govern
ment Of Europe. While viewing this
scene, the emperor and empress, with his
staff, and outriders glittcrips in gold and
precious stones, dashed along the Ring
strasse on the way to the palace, while
short distance off stand the royal stables,
magnificent structures, covering at least
four 1locks of ground, as large as Frank lin
square, the mcancst animal of which is bet
ter taken care Of than these woman.
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PROM KEEL.

KEEL, July 6, 1879
EniTon PiLoT.-Grors in general LOOK
well at present. The storm Of the Fourth
ill hot 10 much damage. 1t lodged some
crops that we're heavy. We enjoYed most
# the Fourth putting up fences tAat were
Llawn down ~ the heavy winI
Tie lay crop IS very heavy this season,
though this is poor time for saving il, there
is . much Rim. Commenced cutting around
here last week. n
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Altf

Notice Is hereby given to the qualified
electors Of joint School District No. one
CD OF the City and Town of Manitowoc,
that the annual meeting of said District
for the election Of Directors, and the
transaction Of othe. business, will be held
in the new School House, on the second
Monday, being the ith day Of July, at !
o'clnck p. n.
Dated this 18th day Of June, 1873
JOHN LANrRY,
District Clerk.
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piaDo for Sale

Those in search Of GOOD SECOND
Han PIANO can learn of first class
cheap and on easy terms, by inquiring at
The pILor office. The piano is in every
way desirable, in good order and would not
be sud except to make room for one Of
Steinway's Grand piancs 7154w
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MEssRs. WHITE i FoRREsT, Attorneys
at Law, while returning thanks to their
friends for timely al! in saving their law
library from the late fire, would respectful
ly inform their patrons and the public
generally that their Office can be found
until further notice in the rear rooms Of
klingholtz brick building on Sth str. En-
trance through the hall on north side Ct
the building. Altf
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SAVE YOI-I, ASHES

SAVE YOUR ASHES.
Nh II {. NcC lister wish
g to notify the Citizens Of TIL.
City and County. tat lie, I.ay
ing commenced the manufuc-
tory f perll-h and Salcratu-.
VIII PAY the highest malk~t
rice iii cash fir al the a,hps
made III tn. vac nlty, and Will,
within + III weeks, Senl around
AID pix them up at your own
doors. Ashes are worth sayinL
care, ho~ eve, should be taken
that they a'e 50 secured . nj
to set fires ] ! rekiullin@. Save
your ashes ,nle get yomr money.
at your own door, no humLu-
g;ng; he must have ashes.
l437tf
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Notice

Having just formed a Col artnership
with my Son, under the firm name IF
Blesor y on, desire all those indebted
to the old firm to cal and settle the same
Immediately, 50 as to balance all old ac-
counts Leiore entering on the new.
ADAM BLESER
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tccident-We are sorry 10 learn that
"ttrick Mage, q son Of DENIM, Naglc, of
deeme, accidentally Slot himself through
tie !, : BY the careless handling Of pocket
.-t.l while celebrating the Fourth. From
Inst accounts lis woanI Is not thought
dangerous.
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SPLINTERS.

VT aNp WISDOM OF GEORGE ELIoT.
"Jf yoa trust man lot him be ;
bachelor
I'm not denyin tha women are foolish
God Almighty made them to match tn,
men"
d" lis allays the way wi them moekod-
faced people. You may : well rc!t bag
o feathers a, talk to 'tm.'
ITS them as take advantage that git
advantage i this worli, l think Folks
have % wait long enough afo9e its brought
to en-.
Poor relations are uuJcniaIly irrita
ting their cxistarce j. 20 entirely un.
called for on our part, ard they are almost
always very faulty people
1T drives me past patience that many
Of the men-always wanting and wanting,
and never easy with what they've got (:
they can't sit comfortable in their chairs
when they've neither ache nor pain. but
either they must stick 4 pipe in their
months, to make en- better than well, or
Else they must be swallowing something
strong, though they're forced to make
has.e before the next meal comes on
ats all very fine HAHN. ready made
rich man, but may happen he'll be a ready
made fool, and it's 10 use filling your
pockets full o money if you've got hole
in tie corner. It'll Go you DO
good to set in a spring cart Of your own,
If you've got soft to drive you he'll
soon turn you outinto tie ditch allay,
sand Id never marry man as had got no
brains; for where's the use of a woman
having Trains of her own if she's tackled
to a geek as everybody's laughing att She
might as well dress herself fine to sit
back ards Oh a donkey"
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Go ana examine the splendid stock of
'rockcry, Glass and China Ware at
let,.rp (. SAYS

Coed news 1T last! A long and much
needed wan. supplied, seems to be the re
mark Of our buyers OF DRY GOODS after
inspecting the stock and prices at car
New Dry GooDS ENroEIUN, lEUBHERs
BLOCK. The reasons giyei. by them for
the advantages they offer their patrons are
very conclusive that they are on the right
track. Dealing exclusively in Dry Goods,
buying strictly for cash, having buyer
constantly in market watching for bargains
and thouroughly acquainted with all the
details Of the business and market thereby
placing them in position to obtain many
goods much less than at market rates.
THIS stock seems to be composed of the
most choice styles, combining all the novel.
ties Of the season. Our citizens will con-
suit their own interests in giving our new
neighbors ClaTks i Forbes, a call and in.
-pcct and Judge for themselves.
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CITY ITEMS.
Wonderf III {.

The cures affected by DR.. Wolcott'
Celebrated Remedies, are simply wonder.
full. Those suffering from Coughs, Ca.
tarrh, and Pain should try them. They
are sure cure. They have recently been
placed in all the leading Drug Stores Of
this city, having been introduced at the
urgent request Of those who know their
value More anon.
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We learn from our Old friend John
rcrcns, Of Nishcott that Mrs Specht Of
Tat town, was thrown from wagon and
badly hurt % sunday last.
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We ADVISE every owner of horse 10
obtain BRAASCUS Alternative
POWDEi;S-an in Indispensable Medicine,
that should always be on hand about every
livery stable, farmers ard ock-brccdcr's
c.tabh.hment.
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W sntcd

5000 lbs. choice BUTTER for " Aich the
highest price viii be pail. Also all Farm
Produce.
II. TFrv4N.
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The new vessel in WinIiatc & Butler
YARD VII be launched Saturday.
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Good First Glass Teams

To all who desire ;Lem Either double
and single furnished on short notice
Having recently purchased = rev and
beautiful assortment eff buzciss. etc. sd
PeriCr 20 any in the county. he Is pre-
pared to attend 10 any calls with prompt
ness and dispatch Il may be found At
any time on Seventh street, between Buffalo
and chicago streets. I244tf
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Personal. Mr. j. f. platt and family
returned IN Tuesday last from a pleasure
TRIP NJ Lake superior. lie reports that
part Of the country as interesting to the
teuri Il n naturalist, a. well as pleasant
resort during the hcl.ed summer months.
Alonzo r. Smith, salesman in
Cir heavy wholesale dry goods house OF
hol1 Brown 4 Co, at st. Louis, No
sem. nt last week to spend his yearly
SUMMER vacation with lis parents and
many fricus3 in this city.
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The best stock of Ready Made Clothing
and Boots and Shoes in the City just re
ceivel at
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
CHARLES I. WINTON.

Would respectfully announce 70 the e;ti-
zcnS Of Nauitowoc and vicinity, that he i.
Row prepared to furGish people with
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair 1t soon
restores Jaded
or gray hair
to its original
color, nth the
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Large Sales Those Of our citizens
Who arc not ont among the farmers while
tac. are laying and harvesting would be
surprised at the number Of rcapers and
mowers IN use in our county. The yearly
county is enormous. The firm of Bibin-
-rA u,.lct, Of this city have sold one
nm ret and twenty six rcapcrs IN this
ea.s Ibis season. Their sales Of reapers
au4 mowers. sycders and caltiyaters, hay
raSss etc, with their fall sales Of thrcsa-
nS machines added viii make their aggre
atc sale, for the season reach n high
,Ur am yYnyinee oar readers that our
county j, an y ~. | farming county.
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pROr. F0NLEE'S GREAT WORK

Cu Manhood. WomaHI. GOD. land their
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y eut~ are selling from 70 20 80 copies OF this
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to trv hos H-UHt idre-s. STATING experience.
etc. NATION tLTUBLl>hING 60. Philadelphia
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decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
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growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
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Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
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some preparations dangerous and inju~
rious to the hair, the Figor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
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Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria. and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving It rich, glossy
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New Advertisements.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-02-28
.uOR.gL WHICH rs .vOT II
.HOR.fE.

In an article which we copied In our last
issue from Harper's Weekly, entitled "A
Moral of the Credit Mobilier" mot from
the pen of Mr.. Curtis, we trust,) the writer
manifested moral lameness-blindness 1t
evidently was not-which We had not ex-
pected to see in a journal lately 50 bold i'll
rebuking iniquity outside Of The party. The
falsity of the reasoning therein embodied
is so clearly exposed in the comments
made by the Burlington FREQ Press that
we cannot forbear quoting. This journal
says:
1.-THE Weekly, in these sarcastic COM
ments, seems to us to show less than Its
usual clear perception of moral questions.
There can be no improperly in an iron
manufacturer advocating protection in Con-
gress or out, provided only that his inter-
est is known, and that all is fair and above
board. Then the fact that he is an advo-
cate of protection will have such weight as
it is entitled to, in connection Nth the Jdct
that ii is for his personal interest to have
high tariff; and his arguments will pass
for their intrinsic weight and worth. The
trouble with the Credit Mobiier Congress-
men is that they allowed themselves to be-
come secret owners in a great concern
which was likely to need favoring legisla-
ton and that they denied their ownership
or prevaricated about it, when charged
with the fact. Their course showed their
consciousness that all was not right, and
their desire for concealment led some oil
them into deep disgrace. Their case was
exactly parallel with that OF legislator
who holds a secret retainer from corpo-
ration which is interested for or against
pending legislstion-a course not necessar'
lily corrupt" but always open TO suspi-
con. But the popular condemnation Of
such ways that are dark, furnishes no rea-
son that we in our dizziness can perceive
why open and square and innocent manu-
facturers Of iron, copper or paper should
vote or talk against their honest eonvic
tinnc