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Notes from Meeme.

Ear,ners' Club-EIection, &C., Ac.
MEENE, April IL, IA.
Ed. Pilot: Our Parmers' Club has
grown into an immense success. It's ma
chinery is working admirably. Large
amounts Of money are daily saved to the
farmers through it's workings. Members
of the Club have already purchased a large
number of seeders which they procured at
about twenty per cent. below the old rates.
Reapers come next in order, and We are Of
fered the most favorable terms from re-
nouned manufacturers. Groceries, dry
goods. &c, are likewise purchased through
the Club at greatly reduced rates. At cur
meeting on Saturday evening last nearly
5000 were raised for groceries alone. If
some merchant in your city will do the
fair thing" by Us, he will secure this large
cash trade if not we can apply at the
wholesale houses Of Chicago or Milwaukee
and purchase there without the interven-
ton of age nts or midilemen.
To the indefatigabc efforts Of Mr.. Null
holland and James Taugher, ESQ, we are
indebted for the great benefits Of this splen-
dill institution. They have labored assidu-
ousy and effectively for the promotion and
extension of the good cause. The former
ha. worked earnestly and well for its sue,
cess, and ce, tainly deserves the heartfelt
gratitude of the whole community.
Tuesdays election passed without the
slightest ripple on the political sea. For
the first time 10 years the saloon adjoining
the polls was closed. Net Il drop Of liquor
was sold during the day and the old patri
ot;c yell of ,aany was changed to profound
silence. A few red nosed politicians who
are adverse to the cause of temperance. Sc
cre,ly complained against this sudden
change of base and fervently entreated
glass Of something to rouse their slnm-
boring patriotism. But in vain. The bar
keeper, awed to duty by the magnificent
band Of temperance men who gathered
around the pol!s, handy refused their re-
quest and laughed at the smodering "pa-
;rioti>m" that was rapidly being extingush-
ed for wan. Of necessary fuel.
John ii. Bohne was chosen chairman
without opposition. Meeme has been tax
cd very heavily for years past, Mr.. Bohne
goes in with the fixed determination Of re-
ducing our proportion of State and County
taxes to its proper level. His friends think
he viii be successful, as no doubt he will
WELD powerful influence 10 the new Co.
Board.
The new temperance law is now occupy
ing the attention of our Town Board, and
understand the different saloon keepers are
preparing to "pony up their sureties in
accordance with the requirements Of that
instrument SO much for active agitation.
The weather is harsh, boisterous and ex-
ceedingly unfa!orable to farmers. Those
few who still love and partake of the " ar
dent" believe it to be the last year Of the
temperance cyclone now sweeping over the
country. They seriously thiak of taking
the pledge if the "gust' lasts much long
er. HOOK.
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RTAl IONS.
KsObI OFFICE.
.4rriroIs md D.Jortsr,. Of .Hai',.

.4rrir0it md DsT0rtsr.s Of NJi''.
na.Iy -Sccth, south- Fl,t. south. South-iV.si
-a-~< r-,ife voc Dnil- at O'Clock .. m. ,n.'
arr.v-. - sk.toygan time for the r1r- 20 FOND
dg Lac fhrss times week; MONDAY, "wednesday.
AL Friday. nv TIE ~sv NJ Newtonburg. Meme.
Eirard-. Towards Grove. 10 Sh"bnyyan. and
I tr@- tines ~esk-Tns-tav. Thursday. and Sat
a"<rie. to Shsbovgsn.
FROM N,nitowoc to Two River. daiiv 1T
O'clock N, aud strives al Mani.oToc al O'Clock
Tri-V cekIy-TO Chiffon. Leaves Mantle.
We ru-.aar. THURSDAY, and Saturday. aud
arrive. At Chiffon
Arrives at a1nitowoc every Mondav, Uednes
hsr AMI Fridai Al N.
Tri-N cckIy-To Green B1y-vla. Two
Riyer4-Lsarrs naniowoc every Monday. Wei
rs-tay snd Fria@y ats IN, and arrive, at Green
Y reyf hny 1T & y m.
i-Ii~-. nanitoHoc every Tuesday, Thur
d. and Stinronr. al m.
semi-wcckiy-To Ke~anree-via Two
RSef-Leaves Mani'oroc, Monday. aud TnHrS-
f,vs' m. and arrives at Mantowoc every
Ta~- 'a- and Ffic ay at
's~ekIy-from nanitowoc To Mcnasha-
Tsss-s Mantle woo every Friday At I ii, ana ar
ri' a Il IA n SUNDAY.
1he -o-ciaI Post OAc.s % Francis Creek. PraS,
saf R"senernns, get their mul every saturdn,
f,--aoan.
po., ONE sp-a FOR delivering letter, from n
10 =
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Suspected Case of Poisoning.

The sudden death Of Mrs. Bultauft, OF
shi. city on Friday last, has been the cause
Of considerable excitement, and given rise
to some dark surmse- as to its cause. Her
usual good health taken into consideration
along with some other circumstances which
we will not now meutinn, led her friends
to believe that all was no. right, and con-
sequently they insisted upon post norton
ex amlration being made. The doctors
who made the post norton examination
say that no evidences of disease of any
kind could be found that would cause her
death. Her stomach and its contents have
bee2 preserved and vi | be sent l. they have
not already been, to an analytical chemist
for analysis.
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Simon Glrty, the White Savage"

In the stirring times of the Old Pioneer,
20 name on the whole border was so widely
known or SO universally dreaded as that of
Simon City, The Willie Savage" as call
Ell by Iieckeweller. From I77S, when
Girty, Elliott, Mckee, and other we'll known
tories fed to the Indians from Fort Pitt
(now Pittsburgh, down to 1874, when the
power Of the Ohio tribes was forever crush
ed by "Mad Anthony Wayne" scarce a
maraud, massacre, or scaIping raid occur
red but what the Girtys-for there were
three brothers Of them, all operating with
the Western Indians-were at the bottom
Of them. The hated name was a terror in
every borderer's cabin, and it. mere men.
ton would cause wcmen's cheeks to blanch
and children hair to stand with fear.
Chas. Mcknight. Eiitor of the INustra-
ted Peoples Monthly of Pittsburgh and au-
thor # =" Old Fort Duquesne, or Captain
Jack, til. Scout said by Bancroft, Stone,
Dellaas, AMI other competent critics, to be
the truest Historical Novel ever written, :"
and By all odds the best border book soce
the days Of Cooper-hss just commenced
in the Monthly, thrilling and intensely
interesting Historical Serial, called Simon
Girty, the Reneyai The time selected il.
1882, rhrn t whole frontier vas ruthless
ly scourged BY the savases, backed by tory
and British leaders embracing the Nor
avian massacre on the Muskingum Craw
ford's horrid torture at the SanduskJ towns:
the second siege Of Fl. Henry, (Wheeling)
the burning of 1Iannahstown, and the ter
rible battle of the Blue LickS, Kv.
Truly stirring and bloody period, when
such Indians crackers and slayers rs Boon,
kenton, the Poes, and the Wetzels smote
the snvages chip and thigh" The Peoples
Monthly is now in its fourth year ; is the
only illustrated paper of any pretensi9ns
west Of New York is 80 popular frcm
Maine to Texas that eight out OF ten renew,
and is the best, cheapest and most elegant
Illustrated paper for the home published
anyuhere. Subscrir ton Price, $3.50 per
year: or three months trial for only %
cents. Agents wanted everywhere on
Monthly, and "Old Fort Duquesne Ad,
dress, " People Monthly Publishing Co"
Pittsburgh IA, for circulIrs and sample
cory.
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PIrHAS's PHoNoGRAPur has hitherto
been considered the shortest, most perfect
and rapid system Of Shorthand Writing.
It, however, has several and important de-
fects: being difficult to learn on account of
Its numerous rules, with an array OF e1cep-
, tiors to them, and from the fact that sever
al sounds have multiplicity of signs,
which are apt to delay and confuse even an
e,Serisnced writer, who has to think which
form be should use when he ought to be
free from all thought except as to what the
speaker is saying. These defects, and the
necessity Of more simple and uniform
system, have led to the perfection of a new
system known as EpEoGRAHHY, derived
from two Greek words meaning pleasant
rr,ting,) which is free from all irregulari-
ties, and is much easier, and thirty per
cent. shorter than PITAANs. The whole
principle Of this new art may be acquired
| in few DAYS, and a months practice of
one hour daily in reading and writing will
enable any one to use it with facility.
! The "MAsUAL OF EpEoGRAPHY" is pub
lished by Messrs. T. w. EVANS & Co, of
Philadelphia, a responsible firm, who will
promptly fulfill the offer they make in our
advertising columns.
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Egg Extraordinary.

An egg Was laid on our table, the other
day. OF course i. was laid there through
the agency Of middleman, as we can toll
crate no rival seratcher in our Office, and
consequently al hens are excluded. As {
general rule we have made it point to
unite With the Granger. in their war upon
middiemen, for we believe that the wealth
of country increases in proportion to the
increase OF its products, and that If the
services Of middiemen are dispensed with
, they will be driven into the ranks Of the
producing class but as ID the production
of eggs, We don't know that middlemen
have anything or ear have anything to do
with it. Tie egg laid upon our table was
a remarkable egg. In fact it was the most
prodigious production of the kind that We
ever saw and we Immediately began to
speculate on the number Of egg nsgs it would
make. At first, however, we were r..
minded Of the Trojan horse aud immediate
I iY suspected treachery, but the proprietor
Of the egg assured us that there was no en-
envy lurking within It's hollow shell; so We
| carefully took the dimensions Of this enorm
Gus egg, but shall refrain from giving then
/ at present for fear that some other editor VI be
Is liable to eggs aggerase the truth vii
try 10 make us believe he has had biggel
! on. laid IN his talIe
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OSE Of the most enco raging signs Of
these political times, is the intense desire
displayed by the Radicals to keep their fast
thinning ranks from entire depletion. The
City Attorney elected by our Radical City
Board, although an original Republican. he
is not now and has not been anything
but an out and out Reformer since the
nomination of the lamented Horace Greeley.
/ The Radicals will not be able to retain such
men in their re INKS, sugar coat their pills as
they may.
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At the Meeting Of the City Council or
Monday the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Fred. W. BoIcherdt, Clerk; City
Attorney, c. f. Estabrook Homer Hill
Marshal: Assessor, Mr.. Stehlc; J. W
Toombs, uarbor Master; George Dusold
Street Commi,so ner, First Dist George
Gibson, Street Commissioner, Second Dist.
John Gelbke tender of Main Street Bridge
Jacob Halverson, Sealer of Weights and
Measures; e. Schrnalfeld. LIST Ward Nigh,
Waterman; Michl. Dooling, I'd and 4th
Ward Waterman.
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HI S(HOO TEACHERS NiITED

10 engage durin Ties lriu= ana summer in 4 rusi
ness paying $50 per month in tnrir oy !
counties Actress ZtEGLER X McCURDY.
lvlfa1ro III
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Retail Lumber Narket
New Advertisements

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court.
MANITowoC CoUGTY.
Gilbert ". Barnet, Plf Summons for
against, relief Complaint
Margret o Grady and , not served
Martin o'Grady, dcft.
To the Defendants above NAMED
You are hereby Summoned and requir-
ed to answer the complaint in this action,
which will be filed in the office of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court of said County, at Mani
towoc in SAID county, and to serve copy Of
your answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber, at hi, Office. in said City of Man
itowoc, IN said county, within twenty days
after the service Of this summons on you, eX
elusive of the day of such service and If
YOU fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid. the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded IN the COM
plaint.
Dated, Mqni,owoc November S'h, 1873.
HENRY SIBREE. pi'ff Atty.
Manifowoc, Wis.
The complaint in said action was filed on
the l2th,day Of Nov. 1873. s6t6
HENRY SIBBEE, Plffs Atty.
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WORKING GT,ASSsNaalso or
TELEGRAPH OPERATING laugh

=, - tIVIlsIs aIa ssIU1t fOn urn Ism
ed. Best facilities IN tEe wOrli ni-cct cOupcc-
ton with several K. r. Cos ior furnishing opera
tors. Stn'ents wanted immediately send for CIR
cuiars y N-TELEGEAPH INSTITUTE. Janes vile W :
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption
by simple remedy, is anxious to max,
known to his fellow suffers the means O.
cure. To all who desire it, he will send +:
copy of the prescription used, free o
CHARGE, with the directions Tor preparing
aud using the same, which they will hnC
SURE CUAE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, SC. Parties wishing thu
prescription will please address.
Rev. +. A. WILSON
1874 Penn. ST. Williamsburg, New York
1q6 hmo
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MOTHERS, READ THIS!
A CIR EA T BLESSIN G
xranr rn.o. r,nA.

Mothers are YOUR little ones lretG? And Is your
Offence almost exhausted in vain efforts 10 please
theny | can mpatll-e with YOU. ana eau TIL
on what i'll make iitl- c3Iid Gu e.. gIvc it
4 good appetite, anl procure tor it hours u Get,
sound s.esp.
Ny little g.rl is TWO ami raif ears oil. AMI
curing that time. | have not lIJ lso consecutive
nights rest. : @ las neen sIcS nImper 1T 'inr-,
and no one seemed To krIy what was troubling
lea 1t was iard to hear er Little fret'ui cry, ana
moi KNOW what to 40 io- her. / dnctoTed her tor
CrLs. hut Il II no good; aDG ! was nearly iIrci
ont " i'll sleep'e>s nights an troublesome avs
| ear OF tie NEGETINE and Determined 10 t:
it It las p owed blessing 10 ne ant nay ct!lid.
II has cleansed roa her Stomach amt 90 a els tae
sores Wnich keot gathering / ere: and now
ceps sound from her hed-ti NJ UuIl vert late i'll
tie mor"in-, beside q long mp at midday. Her
dprette is good ant, fa@t,She is like different
child. | o ten say, TIE tue yalne OF taiS medicine
TO me i doia. a GrOa. Try 1t. Cleanse tue
humoTa Fl IN Your children > bloc WHlle the. are
young. Ir, and you III ioin with me II caa%
X great clesslIs. Mas ELLEN l., tLApP.
ia Tudor Street,
Ipl,
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The editor Of the Semi Sickly Tribune
preserves his usual modesty in noticing the
election Of our new City officers By the City
Board Of Aldermen. lie commences bis
recital with the name Of F. W. Borchardt,
Clark and winds up With the statement
thai, ''the Tribune and Zeitung were de-
clared the official papers ofthe ci.y." Upon
which be modessly and CASUAL remarks
these excellent appointments speak vel
for the sagacity, and good judgment Of oul
new Board OF Aldermen"
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Notice.
j. ScnCErTR & GRo.

1aE undersigned having this day formed
la co partnership with Henry Mendlik
and Henry Mulholland, Jr., under the name
of j. W. Barnes & Co, to continue the bust
ness in all its branches, al the old stand,
would hereby give notice to all concerned
that all accounts and debts of any natrre
whatever due the late firms of Villas & Barnes,
and j. W Barnes, previous TO this date
must be settled soon, and that J W Barnes
will pay all claims agains, the said firms
Dated at Maritcwoc, Wis. this 18th day
Of March, 1874. ia 4-w J. W. BARNES.
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Personal.

Hon. jos. Villas, Pres. Of the Lake
Shore & Western Railway, ret urncd from
New York last Monday 10 good health. He
informs US that the Eastern Directors of
our L. S. & W. Railway will make their
first visit to our city about May LIST, TO &c
in attendance at the Annual election of
Directors after which positive steps will
be taken in the matter of extending our
Western railway.
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CIRCULHrIeN OF he BLOOD

TIE circulation ot tne blood IL tue lie the
body, aud it, stuupA@e j. Ge attn, We ar hea'thr
Wien The blood circulates 'reeh; interrupt on
preventing its tree course Is : = coGime nceMent
of disease. "Biood is the life OF tne fasI." Can
expect to enjoY good bealth, wHeu bad OF cor
rupt hunors circulate with tae 5oo using ain
AMI disease; ana these uHCrs Oeing GrTosl' ed
tLr u. out tie eI.ir body. produce pim0les Crug
TORS uicer5, Indigestion. co tiyeHess, head cHe,
NEURALGIA. rleuI.atis n, AM nuncr u OTTER com
ANTS. No dI~e Sc en- he in TIE toIy without
tirst being generated in The blood; a-d disease
can DosSIils BE- III tge BODY il the blood - pure.
Ii is "a great importance 70 Know what mediocre
" III purify and rcnoy tie the blood. eradicate I f
disease. renew vitality. ment ,v and pLysic-ltS F.,
and Ins.lil :r9s vi OF l.to al the vial Iun Il rs
of the Uody. This medicine Is tue NEGErISE,
Tie u eat / loo l-purifsr.
IL cxien Is its influence into every p&rt OF the
human or:;nIsgp, comm encIn- with its foundations;
correcting diseased action. and Restoring vl;ai
powers. creating ealt6y formation an purIfc,-
non OF the blood, driving out disease. and leaving
Na'Gr@ to perform : alICi ted Jas6.
NEGEl1NE is comoassI Of Roots, Banks IN !
HERDS. 1t IL pleasant TO take: every child
likes 1t. sold by all dru ,cis.s. SIS Az
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Ian, PLAsTEx- fresh ground and con
SANITY on hand at the Manitowoc Plaste-
Nils, In the Oriental Mills ware house.
Farne should net lose the benefit Of
good sle:gEing. bet get their supply Of q part
before kad roads set il.
BOG If j. ScurErrz & BRo.
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WONDERFUL!

The cures affected by Dr. Wolcott'
Celebrated Remedies, are simply wonder
fri. Those suffering from Coughs, Ca
tarrh, and Pain should try them. They
are sure cure. They have recently been
placed by the agent for this county in all
the leading Drug Stores of this city, ex.
cept I. / j. Robinson's, having been in.
troduced here at the urgent request OF
hose who know their value.
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New Mail Route.

The new mail route 10 be established be-
tween here and Wrightstown, is to take in
the following post-ofhces Kings Bridge,
Francis Creek. Kelnerrille, Rosencrans
and East Wrightssown. Those wishing to
put in lids 70. carrying the mail, can see
map of route and &c. information in regard
to it BY calling on Mr.. Esslinger. the P o,s'
master Of this civ
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-pr scow Three Bells, owned at Racir e,
but which has wintered here, in attemptir I
"a pass through the upper bridge last I ues
iay run her jib boom against the fsiling Of
The bridge and had it broken of near the
bow. also receiving some sligh. damage tc
her cordase. The only injury done to the
bridge Was the smasiug dcTn of a lev feet
Of ruling.
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SroP that cough. viii. "W olcott's Con
sumption Cure" The best remedy 10 the
world for coughs and consumption. II
heals liberated threats and tonsils, Sore
ness of tie chest and lungs. Wolcott'.
Pain Pair. removes every class of am hy
a thorough outward application of Pair
Paint over the parts affected. Wolcott''
Arrihilas,r cures Ca,arrh. These three
great remedies are for Sale at the Drug
S.~-as Of Nes.zs. Beess, Raers.s,.., and
uestnss : Sss.
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Miss CAEao1l has lately received from
Chicago flesh 10, of the latest styles of
millinery goods, and also large stock of
hair goods which she wishes the ladies' OF
Iantiewoc and vicinity to call and examine.
Particular attention paid TO bleaching and
pressing. Remember the ioeatioH-corner
IF a.h and YORK streets, nearly opposite
Platt's store.
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THosE harbingers Of warm weather-the
robins have returned, and now We may
fesl assured that spring i, at hand. They
gave Z concert to celebrate their return, in
the pine tops at the park, during the gloam.
ing Of last Sunday evening, which we list.
ened to with the most intense pleasure.
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CAsTORIA Is more than substitute foI
Caster Oil. Il Is the only safe article in
existence which will assimilate the food re q
ulate the bowels. cure wind-coHc and pro-
duee natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol, and is pleas
ant to take. Children need not cry and
mothera NAV rest
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

4 GNTEMAN who suffered for year from
n Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscretion will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free 10 all
who need it. the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Suffers wishing to profit BY the
advertisers experience can do SO by address
ing in perfect confidence,
JOHN. B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar st. New
Y ork. 196-6mo
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TEE following is q list of Chairmen OF
the different towns, elected last week, as
far as heard from:
Newton-Carl Wernecke.
Cente-vile-Dom. Schneider.
Meeme-J. H. Bohne.
Cato--B. Amonds
Maple Grove-M. Finlan.
Gibson--C. johnson, Jr.
Kossuth--W Robinson,
Manitowoc Rapids-R. Donovan.
Nishicott-Juius Li1sted
Two Rivers-G DAIMLER
Manitowoc-J Fliegler.
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Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the
Cgutaur LIhIment will not re
81 leve.no swelling it viii not SUI
LTN due. and no lameness which it
%LA8 will not cure. This is strong
N language, but it is .ue. II
has produced more cures of
QsErsax rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
Jaw palsy, sprains, swellIngs, caked breasts,
scalds burns salt-rheum, ear-ache, &c
upon the human frame. and of strains,
SPAWN. gals, Sc, upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. II is a counter-irri-
tant, an all healing pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their crutches. the lame walk,
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, aud
the wounded are healed without scar. 1t
is no bumbug- The recipe is Published
around each bottle. 1t is selling as no arti-
ticie ever before sold and il sells because ii
does Just what il pretends to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain. or
swelling deserve to suffer if they will not
use Centaur Llniment. More than 1000 GER
tifca,es of remarkable cures, including fro
zen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, run
ming tumors, &c. have heen received. We
| will send circular containing certihcatee
the recipe, &c, gratis, TO any one request
/ ing it One bottle of the yellow wrappers
I Centaur Llniment is worth one hundred del
! lars for, spawned or sweenied horses and
mules; or for serew-worD in sheep. Stock
owaers--this luiment is worth your atten-
! ton No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. Sold by AL druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles, 81 90. J b.
! Rose & Co, 50 Broadway, New York.
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Mr.. CnsI.. ROBERTS, who il to open
and have the charge Of the drug store,
Which L. & j. Robinson are about to start
in Kewaunee, has his goods nearly ready
far shipping, and viii probably have the
store running by the lst Of NAV.
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EtSHr fisherpea We're drowned off ke-
no.ha last week. The furious gale which
.w-rt owe the Lake from the Northeast
e.rpe rpon them 80 suddenly that they were
unable to get into the harbor. and their
hrsts woic cHpsiZci.