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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-11


VIZ copy the following article from the
Appleton Times OF last week, and hope it
may be taken AS an eyi lent desire on the
part Of the citizens of tina. city to AIRY
out its original lodges in good faith Sith
the Western Railroad Company. 1t is the
most sensible suggestion that has emanated
from any Arpletonian since the late I'M
+ leasantnsss began, and We could heartily
endorse it in toto, w-r it no: for that saint
y suspicion that no man outside of Apple
ton could be found sufficiently honest to be
come the custodian of the bonds until the
Company had time To perform their part Of
the contract. Which must excuse our
modest enquiry, Have you another Rich
mond in the field
president Villas has orked manfulv for
the road in question. and deserves all due
nckno~ ledgnent But is there any reason,
which may not be readily removed, why
the W estern road should not be speedily
completed to this city ,? We believe that
\ tritis of diplomacy in the right direction,
and IA unanimous desire on our part, would
place our railroad sttar. on better foot
Ing than At present, anc that the end SC de-
slrable to all Of Us. re. the building of a
road we-tward through this county, To con
meet With the q. Il l. VI. RR can be re-
sllzrd. and that right shortly. That We
are in u tad fix, go far as railroads nre con
cerned, is not to be dspu.ed bur the rem
dy /, so easy that it strikes Us We can yet
rear nil the advantages We have claimed
would follow such connection aud com
pietion. For instance, let q new issue of
bonds be made, aud placed IN tina han Is of
one OF our own citizens, to the effect that
they are not to he delivered uutll rhe West
ern Road is completed to the island, the
depots built, and the local Indebtedness all
iquiia,ed by the Company. This would
cover the first part Of the programme. and
1t Is very easy tn see the 'complish ment of
the whole. Appleton - 700 large aud i'm.
Portant a city t. sit iDWi. and mourn over
lost opportunities. They are g'me, it is
true, but other and perhaps better ones are
offered. Shall we continue to grope our
WAY IN a one horse chai.e when due enter
prise and ilberaiity will secure fJr Us a
railroad line just where our citizens have
been anxious TO have L., and only d ffered
rs To the node Of securing it? Let our
business men answer. There is u railroad
for US. Shall We have III"
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THg rk on the new Methodist PA-son-
age is being pushed ahead rapidly with q
view. weather permitting, Of completing it
this fall. The building is 20 be a two story,
~oolsn house. brick outside, which is of
The various WAYS Of house construction.
the one best adapted to this climate, warmth
and dryness both being secured.
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AT the Slavonska Lipa Hall on SATURDAY.
evening last, they played the "Pari. Rag
Picker" 60 full house, aud if we were to
judge from the rousing encores th,y receiv-
I'd iron the audicncc, it must have given
entire satisfaction.
The players officiating in it's rendition
VIC Nesers. Frank Fisher. Frank Hess,
Y. Stupecky. Mrs. +. Fisher, Miss NJ
: trpccky aud Miss NJ. IiIava. After the
,Genter, they had their usual dancing party
SLicl seemed 10th pleasant and orderly
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We are in receipt Of box of nice cran.
berries from Oh frierd VIM G. Mallory %
SheboySan. Nothing could have been
more thoughtful in these panicky times
than the action of our friend, and its COM
parison with the indifference of our delin.
qnent subscribers ought to raise blush on
their faces As red as the fruit.
The donor will please accep, cur CRATE
full ack wledgment.
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Auction! Auction!

20 Thon'nnd dollars worth Of Dry Goods
from Pettibone & Co.'S immense store. Green
lay, will be sold at Auction in the store in
J Z Platt's New Block, commencing on
,turlay or Monday next, and continuing
!. y " !ty until the entire stock is sposed
The stock will contain every article Of
; ershandise found in First-class Dry
s,a,ls Store Come enc aud all, and buy
food Goods At your own price.
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We arc glad to learn that the compli.
mentsrv benefit rendered by the citizens OF
Appleton, to Miss Ariet,a f. Barrie, re
qUe.ting her t. name tie time most accept
able To her 10 give second concert
came of en- Saturday night last. filling
Bertschy Hall to ovsrfowing by an appre
cia,ive auni-nce from the city and sur
roundings Of Appleton.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm Of Bibinger AMI Gslief. for the
sale OF all kinds Of farm Machenery, hav,
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
immense business Of the above firm vii
hereafter be carried on by Mr. John BiLin
ger WHO will alone will eollet all dues an,
and dama.d maturei or maturing to tn,
late firm Of Bibngrr & Gallet.
Dated Manitowoe November 5,h 1873
JONI BIDsSGE.
Il 4. GALLET
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DIED.

ROSE.-At hi. mothers resi- hence, in this
city, Wednesday morning at o cock A .
d., JONI ROSE, aged Is years.
We mails the above announcement with
mingled SORROW AID JOY. as JehrRy had SUI
fered untold aConies with the hip disease
for long time, with that patience and
manliness which had endeared hira to all
er has the sympathies of our entire com
mupIty
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THERE Is enough snow in the woods for
all logging purposes, but the early fall pre-
vented the ground from freezing sufficient
~. Undoubtedly we shall have weather
That ALL modify this defect.
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VIZ know u cur own positive knowledge
that MIR. I'm Mallet, who has lately opened
Grocery and Fruit store, near the Williams
House. South aide, keeps some Of the incest
fre-hr-t 0y.:crs to be found in THIS city We
have tried them ami shall try them az ain, in
cass ssrne Of oar delinquent. call JUL way
sni pay up
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We Sond feel especially obliged to any
Of our delinquent subscribers, if they would
bring ns wood this cold weather Rriug
- your wood, there is 10 danger OF our
: ting too much with Icing winter before
N If
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EStray.

Came into my enclosure in the town o.
kossuth near Mr. kclner's Store, Manitowo,
County Wis. about the ooh day OF Sept
emher, m aid dark red cow The owner
Will please rrove property ami pay charges
Including Ills notice, and take the sam,
away
kossutl November goth. 1873.
JOHN CENEFELLS.
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ERRORS QE Y0uIH.

4 GSTEMAN who suffered for year from
n Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful iniiscretion will. for the
sake of suffering humanity. send free TO all
who NEED it, the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit bv the
advertisers experience can do so by address
ing in perfect confidence,
JOHN. B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar st. New
lork- 196-6mo
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TH.sksdIvIso passed off quietly. A
larger number If Democrats than usu1l,
however, smiled with the bsnizlant pres
sion generally accompanying a full stomach
and cheerful mind. They need something
TO be thankful for
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REc7oR's REcIP7toS.-Mr De Forest
receives his pari.honsrs and fri-nds at the
house Of Dir. Geo. Cooper next Tuesday
evening from till 10 o'clock
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Manitwoc WIS. November 9th, 49,;

TIE FUREsT AND SWEETEST Cop.LIvFr
OIL is Hazard 4 Ca.wel's made On the sea
shore. from fresh. selected livers, by CAS-
WE'LL. HAZARD L Co. New York II is "A b.
solutcly pure and street. Patirnts who
have once taken II prefer it to all others
Physicians have decidsi it superior to any
Of the oiher oils in market; Nv
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Notice

Having Just formed Col artnrrship
with my Son. under the firm name Of
Bleser & Son, | desire all those indebted
to t re old firm to cal and settle the same
INN adiately, SO as to balance all old ac-
couI IS before entering on the new.
ApAN BIYsER
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Ma. F. 4. Iusbner who by the way IL
az expert at trapping and hunting. effected
the capture Of lynx mes:0r.ng thirty
inche. on the Lack, laa, week On the town
iine road about four miles from our city
iinitS.
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T&J Robinson. druggists, have made
a very large purchase Of kerosene of the
h.st ity on very advantageous term. and
h,,- already received 1900 gallons. They
propose to make a raid on prices in that COM
lodity and have put down prices to IS CT.
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GOING SOUTH.
IN. IL ~ III, sup
III G. II REED, Gem Man2zF,
Steam b oal Time Table.

ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE or oocDkICs's
STEAMERS.
TIE siae-wLss steamers hsli oNor sTJ sh,-
tCs.an Nil lta-e eyery morning, lSgrd4ys ~.
LApiec) 81 * O'Clock. SATURDAYS boat leaves AT
p. j.. Going Eor.lI, saturdays bost goes shrou-1
- ] no cree :, X. waunr- al Ahu-pa-.
gts =ppef-cabir steamers OCUntO. ~ jose Pm.
$50 f-u-.dei vii arrive and depart IRON tiaA.-
ut#nc A. lolloSs:
Go!rg souit-Lasv.. every Monday. W.tn, sdIys
NJ -"tdrIay 81 about q, n.
Gong hofiL-Leave. every I--s1 :. Thar Law
rio hatufd-. - aIos' .. N
J. " TooaBs Aren't.
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Taken uD.

Mtnirowoc RanIis ~ "a 1873
.me into nv enclosure aJ'ut II u.,s -IIr-. ,
COWS one large yellow COW with cool ed LUrns -ni
-FOUR White feet
One small red CO.. with turnei u ho-a- I ~
oW ners " III peIse Grove pro! erIy. Ant pr ch r
ges (ircludIug ills noticeD m Ia tn 81.
az i tmss = VI q
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on LRTHE 4
City and County News.

NsrSs have we seen snything equal to
those German Socks, at Ryder's for pro-
tect,ng the feet in cold weather Mr..
RYDER has just received an invoice direct
from the importers. 79S-iw
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MARRIED.

BROWN --HUTHERSAL Married ut
the ofice Of County JUICE, Ilne W. W
Waldo. officiating. Mr.. EDwARr RICHARD
BRowN to Miss CArHIRNE IIUTHERsA
on Thanksgiving evening, November
9th, 1873, all Of the town Of ManEo-
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Picture Drawing.

4 lrr." LOT Of 6nc Chromo., &c, to be
drawn fcr two weeks only. Tickets, IS cts,
and no blrnk., NJ Myers auction store, cor.
mr. Of Commercial 5 sth streets Try your
luck. 7oS-3v
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Woman in Sacred History.

y ser nf narrIt v:-~k .'c. sdr rom Scrip.
'rf !. liS'olica and - IN arv -our...> Illus
;;,t:d Wt.h sixteen ChGI"r Or q, q RI.
.'ltr ". IueS % tue At c-fc rIi- artists
OF =.NHg uch ard IA MIRO Mt ant. -.
on III cn';o'ne Al je NJ. NJ. Stow IN Ter
'harr-IH- s.yi- rs wit a a boz. u q interest
"hi Ni.Anht du ! are N IL. Nh5,I eyea If u1r
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Dissolution Notice.

The co partenership heretofore existing
telween Rott k Adler and j. l.. Bran.
II. under the firm nsme of Adler & Bran
dels is this day Dissolved by mutual con
sent
Robt. X. Adler viii continue thu busi :
ness at the old siand, pay all the indebt-
ness. and collect all dues of the late firm.
RosERT X. ADLER.
j. L. BRANDEIs.
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e - , Officers.

rc-ih n Smart
tterE .s inc Coz. 4 pifnlng.
Pngi.;ar Of Deed. John FrIuZ.
Cndutr cork, 4 Nj Richter.
say Trpasur.r. q Fycn.
Comfy In Ice W " WaIdo
CJunt' surveyor. Jlnn O'tIlra
Sup' % " 3aols. Nic4ae KIr van
O. IA ~.tr "Nari of syn rvtspr. II. P nuSb grt
Dist ArtornaT, " y Turner
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~ ne d oae" "a" mo uIiQ Ie. orr rau, IN re
'Fabr "'i~ ey-r OF = r." ric- nr"~. pub
h-i.l sc""r tel oI.i r.. ti.l sci! r 50 eac -
O.; go wtIlc Ito cut re ,r-ol vi = NE 7 cen
pi 'u.t'. t"- esher with II II 'us hi ~ % 80
w 'it can 10 hal tar unt-nit OF trit a'""lnr-
o." l. published ~ Ea- h aIG / G.ruar.
: Lnn Is N !. klng /. N on enLlL-L-s
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Retail Lumber Market
CITY ITEMS.

The best stock of Ready Made Clothing
ar Boots and Shoes i'll the City just re
c.. 7ed ut
BLEsER E Sons.
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CHAPPED HANDS, lace "ueh skin. Nirpir- ing
worn, sait-rLeuu Other cutang us .4rcIIrn.
cured. "hd tIt ski maze - I AMI -~o -. "
the JJ HIPER AR DAP. l'ada b't A. .R;.I, ~ AD
4 Co., New York. Be C ram TT you get jit
, . IrER TAR oar, as there N nv mutations
IA. al. witt eommoh VI irh re or:al A. Il
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Ocs readers win hnd the Prcsidsnt's
Message on tbs inside Of this issue. Read it;
the radicals say it is good.
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4 New Thing under he GUn.

Sixteen G.! Paintings in a EcCk
H-v~r ef re was sr,h AL ! 80 al rii.ut,I %.
. - i''a>triuur " ~ IL WI, as see PRO
n"'n p II = Ei.B. NJ. hsr.I Il .rcF I
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Hard Tines and Low Prices
Silver for change at RYDER 5
Boot and Shoe store.
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COMM ERCiAL.
MANlTOWOC MARKET.

Corrected weekly by John Schuette & Bro
Dealers in Genl Mdse and Farm Produce
OFFICE OF The MASIrowoc PiLor.
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EIT10 rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
law. palsy. sprains, dwellings, cak@d-breasts,
scalds. burns, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &c,
upon the human frame. and Of strains,
SPAWN gals, &C.. upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. 1t is counter-irri-
tant, an ali healing pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their crutches. the lame walk
poisonous bites ere rendered harmless, and
the wounded are healed without scar. 1t
is no humbus The recipe is published
around each bottle. 1t is selling rs no artI-
ticle ever before sold. and 1t sells because 1t
does jus, wha. it pretends TO do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain. or
swelling, deserve TO suffer if they will not
sso Centaur Llniment More than 1000 Ger
t:icates of remarkable cures, including fro
zen limbs. chronic rheumatism. CONT, run
mig ,umors, &c have heen received. We
Will send circular continuing certifcatee,
the recipe, &c, gratis, TO any one request
ing IL One bottle Of the yellow wrappers
CeDtaur Llninent is worth one hundred dol
lars forI spawned OF sweenied horses and
mules; or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock
owners--ihis Thinner ut Is worth your atten
tior. No family should be without Ceataur
Liriment. Sold by all druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles s. co. J 3
Rose & Co. So Broadway. New York.
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the service VI his town in the discharge Of
any of the duties OF his f6cs Z ired Of
him By law. As the Chairman u the
Cornty Board can issue warrant directed
to the Sheriff, and compel his attendance
by law, we naturally conclude that his at
tendnnc. while the County Board is IN SEES
sion is made one u the duties Of his Office,
and that the law plainly sets forth that his
pay from the county shall not exceed fifteen
days in any one year at two dollars per day
with mileage; and we Just as naturally cum
; c!ule that he must look - his own for all
compensation exceeding that limited by
Chapter IL, Sec. Is.
I The fact that the editor Of TIL. Chronicle
has been familiar with TIE proceedings OF
former County Boards, or that he has been
a member three or four years since 1857
and eounseled the hame proceedings set
forth in the above article. 10 only proof that
his application Of law was as faulty then as it
is Row. If these irregularities commenced in
the first year of the Christian Era there i.
/ no valid reason WIN they should not have
been discontinued after the passage of this
law.
Congress passed the Salary G rab law and
cited precedens; yet, the precedents 90
not avert the universal condemnation of
the act. c. c. Washburn offciatsd in one
| AS far back a. 1856; yet, it dill not seem
TO help him much in his las. campaign
II any Congress had found its pay less than
fair compensation no one could have
found fault with the passage Of a bill allow
| Jog more adequate pay. in case 1t took effect
on the incoming CT new members, or OF old
! q. cmbers under new elections.
While We think we duly appreciate The
/ Chronlcle's effort II putting cur comments
in wit! the Tribune's ana calling then;
"Jar tetched'', ae are led, from its version
| Of the law quoted, to conclude thst its
wanderings have been much more extended
nd alInoes entirely fruitles..
Oar County Board must draw it's paw un-
der the existing laws, or get special laws
enacted for this County which We hope to
! zee accomplished. In simple justice to
some members q the late Board, We will
| state that We learn that Messr.. JuIu.
Linstedt Of Mlshicott, James Taugher of
Liberty, and I. II. A Wallich opposed
the passing Of the t,n-doliar resolution;
and AS Mr.. Wallich tired to get an order
for thirty dollar.-ju us. what he claimed for
hi. services-and fniled because his order
had been made out and properly 81 ned and
recorded, he was compeiied to accept his
forty dollar order, whicl, mi DE- his letter to
the County Treasurer necessity and it's
republication in this issue a matter Of JUS
tlcs.-
MAXITowoc. Nov 23d, 1873
Q. Er-n, Esq, Treasurer Aan,touoe
County.
DEAR SIR TIL, Cou ty Board Of Super
vIsJrs, before their adjournment. have pass
ell u resolution approprialing to each member
the sum = ten dollars for com n,ttee work
performed during the regular session Of that
body. ! have opposed the action because |
am Of the opiniuu tina: the principle of vot-
lug to themselves extra pay while perform
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- Ta'"' = = aus" 4 = Sisor { :, ard n >
mo = u it." ir get N -, work 81 ..rd o4y.
ri &c 5, ri''uiH :. &C.. IT,. Il Fret > GO.
-cU f"rk, EosfO. >nn f., GO ~ tircIn ( 9
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For Sale "A house an lot with barn
and good we'll of water. for sale OF
reasonable terms. inquire of
1944t +. A. EDWARDS
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Csntaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniment will not re-
lieve. mo swelling il will not sub
due- and no lamenezs which it
will not cure. This Is stron 2
language. but il Is true. Ii
has produced more cures Of
rheumatism. neuralgla, lock-
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ScuuETrE & Bro. ever up to tie times
in all the new styles, have the neH Gran
gers Cap, in all varieties for sale at tLeir
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SOCIETIES

ts'Nift' surveyor. j nm . VI IRA
Sup' o. ~ saoIs. Mic lael RIr van
O. a.~.t1 f'ari n syn rvtsar., II. r. ndhb sri
Dist A'tornsY. W J. ruruer.
SOCIETIES
"vit' W. Ic1se No. e., A F & \ VI. meets
f--t M . ira " Wednesday IN each month. A. ]
ttc'sn, W VI; " ID Sualiev. Y. :: II Rand, T.
E ick,rrrinE Lod .. M. 55-I o. O. F.-pe"ts
- 'n@sfs' evening. F 4 Bean, Y. C. J. W.
Langwort ), V. G.; h. D. smart, Il. 5; >. A.
k.nne.
Naa'to Lodge No 1oi--l O. o. F.-neer.
Pv =" Watnes ar rvenrg John BPrler v q {:
,hcr'Greve, V. G.; August Duuos, R. ); C. A
Snsh-r. T.
CHURCIES
&. Bori'neies Catholic Church c rn-r ~ MIN
and Ns-hal street, established lS55 R,y.
Pessler. Pastor. Hour &c services: Elry Na.s at
4. High Mass ~ 10 m. Ncspcrs at o. o.
NJ Week day Mass at a. m.
First German EvtrGciicl Lutheran Crurch
n. . cor OF Marshall aid Eirth sts > est4h'i.he
1855 P"v ~ n. OUGHT, pastor Service NJ 10
Sunda, School service NJ ~ .. m.
NathoHirt FCi.capal Clurch, Rev. J LavalIe
Pfs'o' Preaching. 10ld and
sqn sunday School 20. m. PRAYER meet
itGs .rnav, TUESDAY ami Thur.d,y eve ing.
ri. Presbyterian Church OF N1nitnwoc. organ
iz"d JIM" Goth 1851. Rev, G. stevens. naslor
s..rvlces At l0s o'clock 4, m and n, IN D. H.
hundty School services II O'Clock J.. m.
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DIR. ]. Walkers California Vim
coar BitterS are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges OF
tie Sierra Nevada mountains Of CalIfor-
MIA. the medicinal properties OF which
are extracted thcreirom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TEKS!" Our answe; is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and life giving principle,
a perfect Renovation and lnyigorator
of the system. Never before III the
history Of the world has 4 medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the
iek OF every disease man is heir TO. They
are a gentle Purgative rs well As Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and Ylsceral Organs II Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of Dr.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs are Apey7ent. Diarhoretic,
Carminative Nutritious. Laxative, Dlureuc,
Sedative Counter lrri;aut Sudor!hc, Altera-
tive, and Anti Bilious.
IL. II. MCDONALD q CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts San Francisco California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton SIS. y. y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
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NASITowoC. Nov 23d, 1873.

COHHTy.
DEAR SIR TIL, Cou ty Board Of Super
visJrs, before their adjournment have pass
ell a resolution approprating to each member
the sum = ten dollars for committee work
performed during the regular session Of that
bod, have opposed the action because
am Of the opiniou tina. the principle Of vot-
Ing to themselves extra pay while perform
ing their regular duties as Supervisors under
the statutes Of our StLte-whlch limits the
time and fixes the coupons ,tion for such
services is wrong both IN theory aul prac-
tIce; and for this reason here vi h remit to
you the extra ten dollars with the request to
place the same TO the ere LIT of the county
to whieh the money proper y belongs.
Yours truly,
T. H. W.LLICH
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-11
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