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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-12
All in KortT Years.



On Tuesday we were driving By the res
iience Of WilIiar Fleet, Of Eden township,
and we spied Mr. F. sitting by the roadside
on the fence, under the side Of large maple
tree, smoking hi. pipe. We said. Taking
comfort Mr., Fleet" Yes said he, Il
am enjoying The shade of a big tree, which
fort. years ago. trimmed with my jack
knife ore day while was at work splitting
rails at SIl per month. They were clearing
up tie ground, and cut down very many
handsome little naples, when selected this
tree AMI requested as it s;o3l in the fence
low beside the read that it be left standing
20 remember me By. 1t was tEen net thick
ct than my wrist. Was then q poor boy,
and working out for living Mr.. Fleet
then gave q sketch Of bis adventures in In-
diana and mis- experience among the Indians
in his joking way how lie entered 1000 acres
OF lund on the Pottawettamis reserves ami
afterwarl traded j half interest in it for one
stands. and Row af:erward he wanted to sell
il snI couldn't and then how he shouldared
his nx ana waded into the forest aud feNeI
the timber o. twenty acres. The relation
Of this bit Of personal history was interest
il. and L.ore so since We know that forty
three years after Mr. Fleet trimmed that
little maple tree, while he was hauling rails
at the small wages Of eleven dollars per
mcn,h. he sits comfortably smoking his pipe
under the same tree, which Is now more than
TWO feet in diameter At the trunk, and sur
gcys over 100 acres Of well Improved and
critic land, worth one hundred dollars per
acre. He does more; be counts his focks
~ the thousands and bis wealth by tie hun
Ircd thousands. Al the result Of hard la
,or, honesty, and economy. All in forty
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LOOMING AGE.
zssaE15.;gl ScenHs III Sot.s \ ~ estcri,
I:ilae5Ctt.

" rthn ton 10 les CO.. y vince.
There W., auo,Ler mirage on last Mon
j AZ morning. The timber on dr4ham AMI
Heron Lakes WIS visible AMI the line Of
the Bcsn Inc. river could be tIac.i by the
timbcrs On it's , n',s. The Season is nov
here when DE mirage en- BE- seen IS It,
best The finest one. we b.,iryn, which has
occurred here since the settlement cf tie
COLONY, SIS On the FIRST Of 0,tgber, 1872. II
lasted until an hour after sunrise. \ mum
Der Of persons witnessed the beautiful plen-
omenon ana upon those who saw it for the
first time, il had almost a wicrl effect and
threw a sort Of poetic CLAM ur over the whole
region which lasted long while after the
vision ". gone. s. clear was the atmos-
pherc on tn 1T morning and 50 distinct were
remote objects, that the houses in the VII
Iage Of II arsey. not ordinarily visible, were
revealed almost to their Foundations. The
timber on Grah.m Lakes appeared Ike n
grove half way between Wor,hing;0n AMI
the lorison, aa1 AS far north As tie eye
coul reach there were dim outlines o. more
timber, probably on Lake Shetek, between
20 and 40 miles distant. The line ef timber
along tn. line Of the Dcsmoins river could
be traced from jackson to Winelom. Groups
Of houses stood out upon the prairie In ev
cry direction looking like small villages, and
The beholder caught at IA glance suggestion
Of tae wonderful vision whica awaits those
who see mirage % or 30 years Lence.when
10 IN directions towns and villages, and
groves. and farms outlined with tress and
fences, will rise up by some magic Of sun
and tmosEhere, and stand revealed to the
lei .ght eyes Of the bchoider.
A word rs to the cause of the looming
mirage Il i supposed t. be caused 10y the
reflection of the rays of light by the mist
which lies like a sheet of water ever the
rerth md esp. cially in th9 valleys, thus,
making the valleys appear to be raised up
on a level with the hills Amy nne may pro-
luce a mirage by placing penny in saul
Ger. and filing the sucer with water. Per-
sons sitting around the saucer may then
move back until the r;m would ordinarily
corceal the penny; but owing to the refrac-
IN Of the rays Of light caused by the water,
the Jenny will appear to be raised up near
" to the TOP of the water.
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Grant viii not Say Iic Doesn't Want
a. EEiird IerIst.

W ,- n. o. ~,
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,.,o.ilar,Il. l.r.t5 AMI r.rr ,nn..5, ono
s,luJ y,r,,.u. reason. ,,er. ,sJ ~, tho
President why he sbgulI declare himself
mon the question AMI rhav only suc,aa5.d
N ,,.,,;,., ra,roos. fran, Li., .t.,,;.,o,,ll
T.. rim, o,,r,h ?, d.o,;,,,, r,.,;..ia
- hen il shopId ne ,rofi;.rc3 linn Irv,nJ
THIS Le sat .l.,, ,,l hal =. tI,;,,, ,o
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Mississippi River Scenes.

When the rains have swollen lis tributary
rivers to more than their ordinary volume
the Mississippi Is grand, terrible, treacher
ous. Always subtle and serpent-lke in its
mode of stealing ufon It's prey it swallows
up acres at one fell swoop on one side
sweeping them away from their frail hold
on the main land, while, On the other, 1t
covers plantations with slime, anu broken
tree trunk, and boughs. forcing, the fright
enel inhabitants into the second story OF
their cabins, and driving the cattle and
swine upon high kaUlis to staryc, or perhaps
finally TO drown. ltpierces tie puny ,ey, es
which have cost the States bori ring upon
1t such immerse sums, and goes tubbling
AID roaring through the creyasse, distract
ing the planters, and sending dismay =
millions Of people in single night. 1t
promises {. fall en- one day: en- another it
rises SO suddenly that the adventurous
woodsmen along the border have scarcely
time To fee. 1t makes ii lake IF the fertile
country between the tyo great rivers; il
ear,i..- ,iF buna,sa- If wo,3.-iI.s ,.l;..,
lonely o.,d rattan, .t,,,r h,. h...oaI - ,h.,
bona tb,, - r,s.;,, .-.,.no. a.irI .,,- +h.,.
~, o,j ,l,s r.,..,rl ..,,....,- ,,...,. a..
of each small town on its western bank, set
too eareI-s,I, lv the w.t.r,. ed,a !, moi.
= ri,mv y..n;.., Or s,o,. ~ .l,,.o,r.-
4. IA -t.t.,.,
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A gentleman o. cur acquaintance Fouud
the ether night, much to MS surprise, th,t
his wife knew something about draw poker.
The way Of it was this Tue couple have
two fna boy babies Seeing them asleep in
the same bed the aimiring father wondered
il any body had a better pair than that
The wife thought not. The husband then
said, speaking in parallels, as he Thought.
: II he could draw three queens be would
have full that would be hard TO beat "
And the lady promptly replied: Excise
me, if you please; wen stand pat on the paii
We have
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POETRY.
AGAR 4 LIE

Pa ~ a. : -eas /, tie broad bay sleeps,
On Is = ny STORE !aIut .oIni1-;
FIeecpGis ith daisies the meadow sweeps,
Under Ile su-ye blue sioIIaia..
Z stward the sheer olafs, height b. heisht,
Lessen to violet BaZess
Over tier shadogy curves the night
NcHuws her moon and rises,
Clcaviar the rarsh tha' Is uluTeJ witt grass,
IN breezilg-rpt LED clusters,
Iarse- tie creek. with liz zIuss Of zl-sg
Purple il lovely iustr-s.
Far away. ward, tie cattle 20,
D3jtny the lanu'- dun edges
TesiWe IN ttIe rose..tg aIJers az.
Dar2eL tie long cl0ua- I-dges.
Burning e4cG moment y th warmer beams,
Tie moan. Dy he sweet ch-st- POW ~
J. us the .CrlI into Igtut-treGm-
And anEs llse lotus 4 J.er'
-Ld2aT fGlrcsu an LocEc's National igHhlj
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-12
ELA, BDkS! RJNtt
FROM YEAR OF JUEILEE =

L., my fever now is high
Fly my boys, in pity fly
Bring me PAIN PAINT, WoLCoTT's BAL,
II will soon nay fever calm
Cool my lips-they buru-they burn
Fan my temples, too in turn
Give relief or expire,
Painting in this blaze Of fire.
Give me PAIN PAINT, by the powers,
Drop it DER my head in showers
On how cooling to my brow;
Al I'm breathing easy now,
PAIN PAINT ealnIs my frantic brain,
Burning body free of pain
NooLC0TT's PAIN PAINT adore,
Perfect health SO quick restore.
Drugs and doses. understand,
Degrade au ass-much more - is.Hn
Filthy compounds thai they make,
Shal! not, will hot, came. tazc.
Observe, when mother earth Is dry.
She drinks ths droprjngs # the sly;
And evening dew her c,riia gv-s
To every dropping plant oh,t i,ycs.
Thus men, selr-taught by instinct. viii
Drink deep from fountains & 'cr he rI.l
F alsc guides will snatch the cup away.
Cram poison dowu-our s:am3c els Fay.
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An Albany man out Of work and nearly
starving. turned for comfort in his extTem-
ity 70 his mothers hi lie, for the first time
since her death in 1856, To his surprise
and delight, he found SO bill between
the leaves. and Immediately fell on Ii:
knees. Tor the FIRST time since $40. VII
light heart and slittering eve he prayer
fully started for the BAKERS 10 obtain a loa
Of bread. There he fcuLd the bill wa,
counterfeit, when he swore bitterly, for th'
J frs. ..ce "a three hours
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Exemplary damages have been given Wy
a Baltimore jury, in a case III which a man
shot another by accident. The defendan,
playfu,ly took up 4 gun, entertaining The
common idea that no gun can possibly be
loaded, and play fully pointed it at hi,
friend. As it always happens in such
cases, the gun vas loaded, ard be shot
and almost lil!ed his friend, only in fun, ol
course. The jury showed their a7precia
ton Of such genial humor by giving yer
diet fo- $4,000
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PIOUS SMILES

/ What Oil Noal's bees do while afol,
They KEPT the Archives.
Do you 1elieye in tie apostolieal success
sion7n inquired one Of Sidney Smith. :"
d." he replied - and my faith in thai
dogny dates from the momen, became ac-
qaaintcd with the Bishop # f., who !:
so like judas"
1T is = standing rule in my church,
said one clergyman to another, FOR the
sexton to Wake up amy man he may see
asleep thiuk, returned the other
that it would be better for the sexton
shepever q man goes 10 sleep under your
preaching, to wake you up
An English clergyman exclaimed, in a
company Of Lii. fellow preachers, All, well,
there IS only enc thing in cur ministra'ions
more trying TO ne than preaching " In
d ed!' they said, land what may that be ? .
Herring any one else preach, ? he replied.
A distinguished clergyman, d.. Haws, used
to say that his style Of preaching vas moulded
by the criticisms If Dr. Emmons on single
sermon. DR.. HAYES read q paper to his tutor
exaLerant with rhetoric - joe" sid the
sage. Il kept school once. When punished
tie hoYs always strip tie leaves off The rod"
drawing an imaginary red through the
fingers.
One Sund1y, af.er the choir at G5erlin had
sung without distinctly pronounciug the
words, President Fiuney, in his prayer, al
luded to The choir - follows: o, Lord, we
have surg an ANTHEM to thy praise. Thou
kuoweSt the words, but We do not We do
pray thee that those who thus led Us may
open their mouths tLal we may know what
they say, that We may join in their praise.
May tLey not sing to be heard Of men. May
they not mock thee and nd thy people,
the house Of God by making a display Of
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What Nellie Grant i. Coming szom,
ENr.

Graphic
Nellie Grant is coming home in jar uary
of course with him. ! suppose that al
interesting event may be expected about
that time, and the young wife would natur
ally wish to be with her mother in such {
season. Moreoyer, a by born out of tn,
United Sta'es eaaao. be president, and i
is wei! to look fJIwarj to even distan event
ualities.
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SOLE AGENCY of Manitowoc'a AMI vicinity
for the Hamburg and American steamship
'omPany so gent for German saIlSHp
Ines. FREE TICKETS issued from Ger
many Ia Na"itowGc =, New York rntes
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A SOUL WITHOUT HoDg
A Russian segcnc.

-, L.
IL was m'cd"y' ne ''".''S " d - ''''
announcer that me ponce '''i S''l''''''''
'Ney Ni''ea . i'"hs h''o" - anu 'V'-s''
qNs'ot c'''c'u'7' o nv tof''s y
heJensK gathered 'r'''! '"s p''''e '''e'
he VIII ai'e ''e a""'HhcF'nr''' u near y
"lera'.y = pos'i'.s. : n.y. "s'' ~
'H''1e u r'''A."' " .'P'e "'' 'se'
found me same Is o. the maze SEX ma
grey eS''' ""fA con" ,.'eA','''i '..''- s'"'s
"",'' ''' - ,'@ ~ Us - - " -. =
" ''''''D ''i'''' ! nc -1''''' ''''' -
ar''re 70 A'''" % ""'i' nc ''..'E '''o,'S'
i Fsi'. 'o''s OF .'e '"''er i'''''Se' ''''D,' ''
'o''l', '",S ne " !" 'eP''' a. ''' '''' =, :
''a''eI ''''a7' "n7fe '''e e.' III Il II '''' q
'-e T, 20, $780,,
- -,
pay
80 Z" - - " ~
'''e '''e -A''ni'''''o" anu co'r' ''5 WIN Tue
IA" governing Such ca'ST. 80 '','.ei OF
"hu 'h'.ai '"s,h .'o "'Si'''''i''e' - ~
ho'r e. Inc o'd clerk however va com
l'I.e" ." y l.aS, We n'-''' Win ''F
"ouS' ""'''i was . 'e opener '''e '''''oS
lh~ morn hg ms re're'iH'"''' therefore
we're sent 10 hlnn' ~ u l"T' We're 3ee'I"i i
hied Dy Dottie oil Sco9 VINE ana Il liberal
HA'"ahce Of ScAharp'' After ne i'd
arrange" ms papers i'r the i'''o"l"S Aff
oeFaS'a"o''''eh heS'h 90 e'' ""' "I'hN'
ana ''l'k oyer 'he Pas'-="I" ne "aa ''eh
an un'mP"Ffant erson'Er' oas mi early
distinguished Hl"'sed' h"1 acquired F"r'
non a modest l'P'""e' e'o- a i't n''
''le ''r'u'''' u ! true ~ ''''i IT, ne
va" SOM tunes r's''''" !" i'''''> ''
summer ! nD''c''F' '"' "hH' 81 '''"i Z
'e''S'.1h"'it-ch Is wen o. 10. " h'" No.
with such and similar thoughts lad been
occupied an fcur or so. had ,w.Il ,n,I ~.
last 1ror If liz drinLaIIas ami ~. ,s.,t
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" VOICE on ms !t.t sIde was heard :" say:
6 Father Ivan Sevastianavit,ch, ci rctt
-
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prudent"
"A the statiol at down behind the
stove anu warmed my frozen spirit. wait
d az hour when, according TO my caLcu'a-
ton, the horse should have arrived; then
&. vent into the courtyard and waited apoth-
er hour, tao hogrs, the whole night. but
neither h-r-c nor body mi. lie it, a pearance.
~ break OF day FASTENED back to where
tad lett them, but neither was to be found.
Ny poor body, 10 jol.ing over the imprac-
t!cabe road, doubtless fell out A for he
horse aud saigon, heaven only knows what
became Of them. For three week, looked
Tor all three 10 vain. Finally | learned
that the au;uoritir, OF knjensk had in their
possession strange LuIy, which was pro-
bably mine. l :hrrrfore herewith eutrcat
the said authorities 10 deliver UP tie said
body to me-, Its right'ul owner. | further
beg the authorities to i,s' lay the said body
10 gold water, 10 order that it may thaw
out; and, II the sand body has received any
injuries, either b. falling gu Of the wagon
or hy treeziug, thy VIII emf I.y surgeon
,..I,,.. go '''
ami fix N, sea-"
Nv ell, vel, come AID ign now"
Sig? Fiat is easier sal than done. |.
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search ,rs,,,.t,;ro ,na, na,,I l.1.
has drow-y spirits. The coroner was al d..
rea y "stir, and waiting for im; and, while
lie sat over tis morning app ether, the coro
n,r looked through his papers. When lie
came to the petition Of the stranger, the
coroner c:iei out:
'Nhat nonsencc is tEi,? You must have
drunk deep before you went to sleep last
night. Look here, Oscpovisb," said be to
the surgeon, "sce here, Whit humorous
petition Sarasti,Lovi,,ch has drawn up"
Icreupon he read the strang- petition to
'''' ''''' ~ u ''''iise'' anu Tue
"WeH gentlemen. said the o.rcncr ..ws
will nr,...} :, 49, ev.,,;,., tho bod,
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fsS EHSs.sL HOUSE,
T. @. Shove

HiNITO voc, WISCONSIN,
-:O
viii buy and sell, at market rates,
issues Of l. s. Securities, Gold,
Drafts Silver. &c.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
PASSAGE TICKETS,

Drawn in sums TO suit on all the prime,
PAL cities Of Germany, France, FL gland
Norway, &c.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

y. /. !. n. q. !. !. n. J |. !.
4 A Is widely known
q ~ as one OF the most
hs1 "a ~ etieCtual remedies
~ fk1 ever discovered fer
ssrsSs IA a;4 cleansing the sys.
49, tenn and purify ins
49, the blood. Il has
SASMASsS,gTSx.ss.y stood the test of
ssSss%'Ss-v1E. years, with a CON
SSsssss s,ess3SS@ staa,iy growiu. rep
- utation, based on is
Intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its ~
markaale cures. So Mid as 10 lie safe and
beneficial to Children, and yet 50 scarrliBr
a. Is e.3Cytually purge cat the great cor,
!I9tiias of the blood such Is the scro!alous
aal rFlG..i1 contamination. Impurities,
ga Il eases that have iuIhyd in fhe system
Tor years, soon yiyll 10 this powerful anti
doe aal disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many oi which are publicly known.
Of = .Toiujl, and an ScroiuloGs disease
tieH'S, i.CuptionS, ana eruptiye dis
go IS Of Jh' SKIN, tUmOrS. BiotChcs,
Soils, PimpleS, Pustule~. Sores, 81.
Ant1put'S iiTe, Hose or ETYSjpe-
IA, i"itCr. salt hhpuru. Scatl
tSad. iSin.cVEoFn, ana Internal III
c.'r;lti00S Oh the I tcruS. Stomach,
ana Liver. Il also cures other com
n'1.a,s TO which It would not seem e>pcri.
lily al1gtcl. s5.h a7 Drop>y. Dy>pcp-
S:a, iSitS. Neuralgia. Heart Diseasc.
icmaic Weakness, Debility. aus
i.eucorrhna, when obey are manifesto
tons Of tie scro.u'aus poi>ans.
/, Is IA excellent reSlorcr OF laallh and
strength in t'., Spring. b renewing the
','9r.hc aa igor Of ,lic digestive or.ans.
:. dissip1'rs the depression aud Itstle~S law
"rrrof thc season. Even whgra no ll,3rder
a"eIrs. Poop" ia,l hg,ar, and ike longer.
90 oeaA-iu- die t'o-l The system move
- viii renewed igor aad ! noN case OF
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Tim
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restorl
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroycd, or the glands .atrophied and
dccayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, 50 that q new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use 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 dandruf, when Is often so un-
clearly and offensive. Free from those
lcletcriJus substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious TO the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit bgt not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING.
nothing else can be found 50 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye. t does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

i dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
etfectual for
preserving the
hair. II sOo2'
restores .fadcG
or gray hair
10 its original
co1or. lrih tie
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40 ACRES OF LAND,
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to THOS B. BATEMAN,
No. 115 n. high St., Baltimore, Md
nov20-tf
Notice to Gunners.
BALTIMORE, October Goth, 1874
HNlIE MARYLAND ASSOCIATION for
l. the Protection and Preservation of Game
and Fish, hereby offers reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS for any information which will
lead to the conviction of any person violat-
ing Section LIST, Article SO, of the Code of
Public General Laws of the State of Mary
land entitled wild Fowl" in reference to
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