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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-19

The patient cap tain of TIE scow Menom
once vas in port yesecrday; also the yes
sci. TIE Captain is hale and hearty, but
but there is worn look about his eyes, and
his friends ''prcd;ct insanity if he stays in
that vessel" Ifwas only night or two
since that the Menomirce encountered
wind "a little ahead off Crosse Point
The Menomince could hold off Us long az
the wind could, and so she did. For
twenty four long hours she ''battled with
the cllments,' and at the end of that time
the Captain found himself still off eros q
Point, not having made one mile Chicago
Inter Ocean.
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CsnsAax LSniAens.

There is no pain which the Centaur
T.inument will not relieve, no ewelling it
, i'll NOT subdue, and no lameness which it
i'll not cure This Is strong language,
Il il is true Where the parts are not
see, its effects are marvellous Il las
11D0sced more cures of rheumatism, neu-
r44s, ock jaw. p.,.y, sprains, swellin4s,
tS5sd- oresr.s, sealdss Turns, salsrheum,
ssr-eshs, &c, upon the human frame, and
II ssrsirr spsssa, gals, &c. upon animals
one year G.an have al other pretended
remedies sirsee the world began. IL 10 a
to.rnr-irritant, an all-healing pain relisv
ar. CriIl.s throw away their clutches,
The la-1a walk, poisonous bites nfe render
Cd harmless and the wounded are healed
withou: scar. 1t is no humbuX. The
scipe il published around each bottle. 1t
sselliag as no other article ever before
ald, .nd it sells because it does just what
il pre,ends ia do, These who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain or swelling, deserve
10 suffer il they will not use Centaur Lini-
n.nt. Mcre than 1000 cert i.lcatcs of re-
marksble cures, including frozen limbs,
~hronic-rbeumatism gcu,, running tumors.
&c, have been received We will send a
circular containing. &c, lif Gates, the recipe.
lc, gratis, to any one requesting it. One
hottie OF the yellow vsapper Centuar Lini-
Raent i. worth one hundred dollars for spa
sined or sweenied horse and mules, or for
ec,ew work in sheep. Stock owners -this
Eminent il worth your attention. No ia
Hnily should be without Centaur Liniment.
j. Is. ROSE 4 Co, New York.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-19

The Coming Launch--uur nc tice IN
iast weeks Issue of The PiLer of the COM
ing launch at the Dry Dock Css Yard
Ut u. s. Rand 4 Co. las forced IL. G Ii.
Reed, General Manager of our Western
koAd, to make up and run an excursion
tram frsn Appleton and fetusn, on Sat
srday nex','o accommodate TIE maaY Yong
Ahs line mho are dssirous OF seeing the lar
grs. vessel ever huils on lake NIich;ean
launched.
This excursion traia vii bring them in
and take then back 10 their respective sta
mons Mt abont half fare, as NAV be seen by
t"npany's hand bills. The !anuch KiIl
e.nae OFF at ; o clock p " me return ,-n;n
VII leave at 4 o'clock p y. thus giving all
who live on the line or our v es,cru road +,
0"ahes to come in md sc home the same
,venIng. With those known 10 amt, i,at,
@ ing from Racine and other towns a,op,
he laxr hois. our citizens may csp,ct 10
s.e ii. largest crew. ever ~:tnessiny a
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Important to Navigator.

On recent trip from Detroit to Cleye-
and on the steamer Northwest passenger,
concious OF an oppressive odor IN the atmos-
phere, an1ously inquired Of Captain Yiger
what the stencil was. "Why" said the
Captain, you smell the skSke at Rocky
River" Then taking sniff to test the
strength Of the efluvium, he added: ave
are now abo,.t FIVE miles from the river.
always find my way int Cleveland in fog
by that smell.
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MARINE ITEMS.



Go 10 The lnupcil ut the Dry Dock Cox
yard on Saturday. .-sz... -.-s.--,-
LArScH.--A new, schooaer was launch
ed from Julius Johnson's yard Saturday
She is a fine looking little resell as she Iay
in the river to-day She H. called the L. /.
Conway. arsf. ...e-
Mrssers Larson 4 Chuistanson have an.
other , No. | ,essel on the stocks, to b
complicated by Angst LIST, and in ship SHAPE
manner that their work always il. Tn:
ribs ale up and Fart Of the ceiling in
She will be rlanked by July 4,h. Her
di mansions are As follows: Length OF
keel liza feet, bc.i;h of beam % 5-ls
feet, de2th in shoalest place 8 $40 feet
The vessels are sliding of our stock.
ike sweat in hot weather. Only little
while ago fifteen large vessels grac.d on,
yards and emily eight crafts that have rib.
up, OF further completed, are now seer
shoozh new kcels are Immediately laid
when others hnve been launched.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-19

The Glorious Fourth. Cur citizens
are iEaulging in a seemingly studied apathy
IN regard to any sort Of celebration for the
Fourth Of July. As we took part in the
bloody reb,ptism during the late unpieos-
1hti,css, and as the whole army corps WHO
defended The Mexican frountier in. the lat
ter part of that great conflict know that we
were shot IN the neck several tinss ca Sac
Lilo Grande, We modestly thought that it
sCuld Look better TO let those who stayed
NJ home to discourse on loyalty take the
lead in Using the necessary funds where
With to celebrate. We are sorry to u, te
that the more rejecting minds Of the radi-
eai party seem 10th to eel, bsate the glor;cs
TT our national Union, ofIieered and manned
by Credit Net'lsrs, loyal Carpet bagxers
sud back pay gralbers. They seem
~ still consider it an open question wheth-
or it would not have been as we'll broken
sssundcr before the aa.te in blood and
treasure rs to support the pressn mt party
iesoles and vultures to sap its very vitals
while en-coreing Yankee Doc lie and
shetring tie nationa, colols.
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Gcncrnl Marine Aatcs.

Scaman's wages, $l.15 tc $500.
The arrivals at Milwaukee during the
month Of May numbered 7S3, departures
T3.
The rropellar Comet run bard aground
on the passage down, in the river St. Clair
and wss got OF at nm expense of $3.50,
The Modocs of the Martin Green and
the Little Wood engaged in fsticufs on the
dock at Wells street bridge yesterday af-
tcrnoon.-CA Chicago Inter- Ocean.
the schr Waleska arrived at Shabov-
gan ON the eth inst. TO put in new fore
mast, the old one being rotten. She
brought from Milwaukee the outfit for a
new scnw about to betuilt in the yard
where Opt Thompson built the AreDdall
last winter. rE@
Mr. John Lutz new steam fishing sma tx
tui't hele LIST winter, ma Ia her first hi
out to his nets about nine mile. from shore
ON Monday, and she worked finely. We
unerstand he took up about 1000 bs of fish
on ,hGt occasion-Sheboyyda Tunes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-19

Tux CONSTANTLY decreasing favor with
which GRAASCH'S ALrERATIVE
POWDERS everywhere meet, tells better
than words II what degree. their inyeator
realized the .hject Of his indeavors. viz:
to ps-s.ce IN artics - once certain, Eff
.fecfsal Cn'i retiabIe rs remedy for the
wi ole range o; internal diseases to which
our domestic ANIMALS are subject True it
cer,aialy is, that these powders cap the
climax of all progress IL tie veterinary art
since the world began, they are every
where winning golden opinions and sra.iu
ally SECURING just celebrity as the great
csc Blood Purifier. Eenovator md In,is-
Orator in e.istence for cur Horses, Cattle,
sheep, etc, and We feel safe in asserting
that IN due course OF time this PREPARATION
VIII rank among the staple articles Of tn.
world
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Clerical Meanness. The meancst finan
cial transaction it las been our lot to
chronicle in long time TRANSFERRED in the
town of Erillior, Calumet Co., few days
since. 1t seems that certain ordained
Minister of the Presbyte:ien School, who
has accommodated large fortune from
specclAtions in pine lands, visits his lands
qui ~ oflel 90 see that no profane foot or
axe ventures near property sancti6ed by
prayer and christian ownership,
! This Hunk Of saucti6 ID sweetness wen,
out to Billion to see if auy Of the anssnc
titled hnd cut a snplink for binder o,
switch TO drive their lazy boys to sunday
school from his lands, and as is his custom
he took along some sunday school tract,
and the life and daring, deeds of his. Illus
trious son to sell to sunday school seho..
ars 20 pay eIpeBses, and Stopped with the
scsidcnt minister mt the Methodist Parson-
age While there the host had call TO
marry young couple in tie neighborhood
they III tdrn invited their guests to accom-
pany them to the wedding and the same
courtesy suggested that he be asked to take
part in the ceremony. One marrying the
young couple, the Other making the prayer
and venturins such practical advice as ex
pcrience suggested advisable to young
people just starting in life. The ceremony
being ended the proud bride groom handed
the strange Minister for the marriage fee
five dollar greenback, AS be looked the
most wishful. They returned to the parson-
age rs they came, conversing Of the pres
ent and future prospect of the church
nothing being said Of the marriage fee UT
til morning. The methodist minister, who
was preaching On very small salary.
but doing earnest work and doing it faith.
fully, supposed his more wealthy brother
Presbyterian had merely forgotten the five
dollar fee, but would hand it to him be-
fore leaving.
Cur readers may judge of his surprise
on Monday when the wealthy Brother
cahcd the wife one side and after thanking
her for the three days board and their
courtesy in asking him to the wedding.
feelingly remarked that be could not leave
without making her present of one dollar
of the marriage fee received the day be-
fore.
Whether the old shisvias hypocrite came
away away thinking they would Ike TO
satsrtain him again at their residence on
their small salary docs not appear at tins
writing. From our natural retiring dispo-
siGen We have purposely suppressed names
bas Il would BE- just our luck il all old re-
sidepts wou.d Involuntary surmise just
whom We have been writing of. as we are
confident that there is bu. one minister
known in these parts who would IN add
ton to three days board virtually steal four
dollars out of hye that had found its way
to his pockets through the mistaken SUP
fosition that be had some little manhood.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-19

Psrsonal.-Dr. s. C. Bl.kc, of Chicago
returned home from a short visit in our
city yesterday morning by boat. The
Doc tor ie ever the same enthusiastic az
mirer of Mnnitowoc, and predicts pros
porous future, sure to gravitate to our city
from its natural advantages Of location and
surroundings. The judgment and tao t
that hns gwen him ais professional repu-
tation would certainly entitle his opinion
to more than passing notice.
Mr.. E. NJ. barton, brother in-Iaw of
DR.. Blake's has been 81 ending few days
in our city. Having allotted 20 much time
to travelling during what he calls his yaca-
tion, he:oolt the northern boat for the Lake
Superior regeon, for a ten days cruise,
and will return to Chicago inland by rail.
David Markham, Attorney ut Law, and
doing lively business at Nenah, Wis, ba.
been stopping with bis friends for n few
days, leaving for home on Monday last.
Mr.. NJ. JOHNSON the agent here for the
Victor Sewing Machine, is now fully es.
tablitLed in bis rooms corner of York
and Seventh st. where he is doing rush.
ing business in the sale of his popular
machine. Notice his new advertisement in
to-day's PILcr, in which he gives all q lot
of SOUND advice, which, if you want good
machine it will profit you to follow.
Ny. Grover, attorney at law from Illinois
has been in attendance at court for few
days.
Hon. III. S. Pierpont, of Two Divers,
left our city Tuesday afte, noon for an ex :
cursion up the Wisconsin Central Railroad,
and from what we hear, has profes sional
business to consumnate for that company.
Hon. David Taylor of Fond du Lac, is in
attendance at the Circuit Court, and will
remain during the week.
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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 restorl
the hair where the follicAs are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it viii keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasiomafuse will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so I'M
clearly end offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING.
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and vet lasts
long on the hair, giving it q rich, glossy
iustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and analytical CI,enai-4s, -
Ht' LOWELL. MASS
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The Prop. Menominee arrived on Tues
day night ind landed at the Il. r. Co q
Dock the balance Of the r. X. iron to
complete tho NJ lwaukee, Lake Shore and
Western Railroad. The grading is FRO
crossing finely, and the laying of the IRON
will be but snail job TO complete the road
~hen tbs roadbed is ready for the iron, and
eur railroad officials one and all are crowd
ing the good work as fast as men and
soney oan accomplish it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-19

Castoria is more than g substitute for
Caster Oil. /: is the only so.fe article in
e1sstenca which will assimiiate the food,
regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic and
produce natural sleep. 1t contains nei ,ler
,.ineral.. morphine or alcohol, and is pleas
mt to take. Children need not cry and
rve,hers may not rest.
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Is we ~ ts press ~e learn that the
C1eat ac.tera CJmalinatiaa Co., under
the nanagt mcnt os }. Kelly & Co. Of
g ieninore, Brown, Cssnty Wis, who claim
10 hayf bad un-iyuled enc ,ess, PLAYED to a
large aasd ns,pIecciati7e audience at T~o
Rivers on Is--dav sight last We expect
60 read = siswi.-x-ac>,ons IN the next issac
81 the Chronicle.
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Those IN want of s,y busrnc.. Ao1,e "a
the wrecsing and diyirgH sc veuid do well
10 trust tier o,ders' il sAe hands of
Mcssrs. f. Spencer, Chrissiansos g. +.
Spencer, who have just censs4esed Rsr
wrecking aud diving scaw ~ silI be see by
their new ad. IN itnis issue. They are
Trustworthy men and work will be attend
ed to-.
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W ia yc not been adAised of any definite
action IN regard to celebrating the 18th at
Two Rivers. Why would 1t not be good
plan to celebrate on the second floor of
the new wcodenware factory, which would
furnish room some G0A325 feet fer the
accommodation of the whole county.
We think an invitation to this effect woul!
call together greater number of the peo-
PIE from all parts Of the county than ever
before assembled in one room. Who sec
ends the motion ?-Chronic,e.
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His Hor. Cambell Mclean opened the
regular term Of the circuit Court on Tues
day last. Tie Cal, ndcr, although quite
large, is being disposed of with rapidi'y
that gives promise of IN early adjournment.
There are very few long win led cases on
the docket and Judge Mclean inform US
chat &c shall clear up the Calender as usual
Le.nre lEal adjournment.
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DC. ire hn;ll adJournmeat.
T&J Robinson are getting Tin

T&J Robinson are getting their splen-
lI. sod- fountain IN running order Our
soda losin. eitizcns will please make n
note of it. These hot days are suggestive
If something to "eenl the parchel tongue"
We read Of in tie d fashioned essays on
1dlnlldt ton.
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SAfiep

Having just formed Co-rartnership
with my Son, under the firm name OF
Bleser 4 Son, / desire all thDe indebted
to the old firm to cal and settle the same
Immediately, so as to balance all old ac-
counts before entering on the new.
ApAN BLEsER.
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Mr.. Jacob Leups; who has the most
lcsurats instrument for testing the freaks
81 vi 1 and weather at his resi- dence, re.
.yrts the heat at 10 clock A. NJ. Yesterday
- Tanging at So and by far the warmest
CA ii the year.
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Episcopal Sociable. Remember that
she Episcopal Sociable will be held At the
residence of Mrs. w b. Jones, on Buffalo
ST., for the benefit OF the Sunday School
Library, this Thursday evening.
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JOinerS, Attention !

G. s. RAND wants to hire fifty good
Jniners icr which $3.50, the highest going
wages, will be paid by the Goodrich
Trans portatioI Company. 97l-3w
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StLLISAN.-In, this city, jane 18th,
Mr.. Timothy Sullivan, aged IS years, sew
Ct months and three days = 80
The Diseased was an old md respected.
resident Of this county, and b death Will
be heard of with regret by Ills many
friends.
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S0ciable -The ladies' sociable of the
Presbyterian Church held on Tuesd a y
night last passed off pleasantly and was
well attended. So say those in attend
snce.
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CITY ITEMS.
Piano for Sale.

Those in search of GOOD SECOND
HAND PIANO can learn of a first class
Beardman l. Graves instrument for sale
cheap aud on easy terms, by inquiriug at
The PrLoT Office. The piano is in every
way desirable, in good order and would not
be sid except to make room for one of
Steinways Grand planes 715.4w
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The Article in last weeks issue healed
Executive Travelling" should have been
credited to the Washington Capital.
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W aiited .

5000 ll's choice BUTTER for " hich the
highest price will be paid. Also all Farm
( Produce.
H. TRVxAS. /
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- Ayers .iii
airVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
4 dressing

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, ,cifh the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-19

Wheat quotations to day rule as fe CLOVIS /:
Winter wleat .......S l20 to SI.30
Srrlne wheat SIl5 to 81 20
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Go and examine the splendid stock of
Crockery, Glass and China Ware at
BLEsER e. SoS's.
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RIBBONS that have hitherto been SELL
ng at 50 cents per yard are now being
sold for 80 cents by Mrs. PHELPS.
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MRS PHELPS promises to sell HATS
p per cent cheaper than can be purchased
else siere in this city of the same quail
t..
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lannch in this city. A vessel With a car
rv'ng capacity Of 50,0Q bushels Of wheat
ought to make . pretty lsrge hole in the
water. Any disbcleyer can dispi all
doubts he may have in the premises by
standing within ten feet Of the waters edge
on the opposite bank to witness the lapneb
OF next Saturday afternoon.
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Costly Experiment. On Monday 7

Costly Experiment. On Monday Eve
ming one John Anderson, while pracrieiug
sbss he understands to be :he lights of q
nsenAs 10 free country, amused himself
hf time While in liquor BY striking every
WOMAN he Eet On the Sidewalk f1H in til q:
face Wit. Ms hat - he passed them
One lady ne mp n ed by her little
dssshter also another lady under the imme-
disie escort Of her husband, we're the recep-
tents Of his guiansry. He was finally ar
rested by the south side Watchman and on
his way to Jail broke loose and ran from
him. He shot but unfortunately did not
hit BIN. lie was however ARRESTED on
Tuesday morning and brought before Don
Shove, Police Justice. aud fined $50 and
costs and wss in default Of pay Y,e ut sent TO
Jail. This Ne leiieve to be the very worst
csee Of disorderly conduct that ever occurred
in orr city, which has received many en-
ccminms for the entire absence of regular
roughs, Or that scum Of sc iety WHO usually
furnish The court calender with larceny
rape. murder and the hosl Of smaller crimes
that follow in their wake II the other mu-
nicipal justices will only follow suit with fine
proportionate to their crimes We will not
lose prestage in city government for some
time to come.
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TheMaple Grove Cattls Fair
will be held on the last Thurs
day Of every month common
chg May. Those interest
ed should be on hand as there
will be a large amount of
stock in attendance.
Mrs. Mary McKecugh,
Maple ;, Grove, April 8, 1873.
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Wca 'lsr- hot, hotter, Lot -erist !!
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Ready Made Cloth ng

The best stock of Ready Made Clothing
and Boots and Shoes ii. .ae City just re
ceived at slH aFE E.
BLEsER & Sons.
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Fresh LAND PLAsTER.-Mr. 0. Tori
son has row and is almost daily receiving
fresh Land Plaster, fresh from the Mills.
Farmers will find it their interest to get his
prices before purchasing elsewhere, as he
has his shipped in new Grain Bags, there
by savin, the cost and transportation OF
barrels which is worth looking after. (tO
MEssRs. WHITE i FoRtEsr, Attorners
ut Law, while returning thanks 70 their
friends for timely aid in saving their law
library from the late fire, would respectful
~ inform their patrons and the public
generally that their ofice can b, 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. Att