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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-17

| cone.. %MoHATE-n -n""i''"oe County
In the matter Of the estate of Otto Trom-
Ell, deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Chas W .
White administrator setting forth the amount
OF personal estate that has come to his hands
.nd the disposition thereof-the amount of
debts outstanding against said deceased, and
des criptici. OF ali the real estate of which
SAID deceased died seized, and the condition
ana value OF the respective ortions thereof:
and praying that license be to him granted
to sell all of said real estate and 1t appear
ing by said petition. that there is not sufc-
lent personal estate in the hands of said ad-
ministrator to pay said debts; and that it is
nece ssary IN cIder TO pay the same, to sell
all OF sald feaf estate; it is therefore ordered
that all persons interested in said estate ap-
pear before the Judge of this court on the
18th day Of Oct, A. d 1874 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ at the Office of the County Judge ia
the city Of Manitowoc in said county, then
and there to show cause If any there be)
why license should not be granted to said
Administrator to sell said real esiite aocor-
ding to'the prayer Of Said petition.
And II IS further ordered, that a copy of
this order shall be published for four sue
cesslye weeks prior to said day of hearing in
the Manitywoc PIoT weekly Newspaper
printed and published at Mani owoc in said
county, and personally served on all persons
interested in said estate, residing in said
county, at least fourteen days before SAID
day oil bearing. BY the Court,
Dated at Manirowoc the eth day of Sept
A. ID. 1874.
S3S-4w. 7. G. OLMSTED
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The Black KILLS Invaded.

From a Dispatch 20 the Chicago TrtJ June,
datod Sept. II, we ge. the following:
The Indian Agent at the Ponca Reserva-
ton, Dakota Territory, states that few
days since party of Indians arrived from
Spotted lads Agency, near the head OF
White River, and brought report that
white men we're coming into the Black Ills
IN large number from Montana and other
Territories west.
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shooting the Wrong Man.
From the Fulton tky.) Gazette.

From the Futon tkyl Gazette.
Pwo gentlemen living at Boydsvile a
Mr.. Derrington and Mr.. Mel ain, be-
tween whom there was a mlsun derstand-
ing, met few days ago and agreed to
settle tue difference between them by
shooting. They walked out, presented
pistols, and fired together. The shot
from Derrngton's pistol cut the band of Mr.
McLain's cat, while the ball from Mr.. Nc
Laia,s pistol knocked the pistol out of NJ.
Derrinston's hand, who soon Iegajned his
weapon, and the firing continued, which
resulted in planting two balls into the body
of a mutual friend, who attempted to step
them. The firing ceased, and .he two bel.
ligerents are now psaceably nursing their
wounded frlen1, just IS # nothing had
happened.
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GLE iSNI AN ".

BERLIN, Sept. l4.--Bancroft Davis pre-
sented his credentials to the King of Sax
ony at Dresden, and returned to Berlin,
He has taken a fine house on Behreu
strasse, which he will make tue renlez-
vous of americans, and where he VII give
weekly soirees.
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The Interests Of Education In Wis
- cOnsi0. =

The Nsc FORK Erenins Post calls atsen
tiQn to the fact that although Wisconsin is
tie fifteenth state in the Union in popula
ton, she stands tenth in the number Of her
colleges. These institutions own property
valued at one million of dollars, employ
on. hundred Instructors, and have about
two thousand stu1eats in attendance,
nearly one half of whom are women. al
but, Beloit and Racine, are open to both
sexes. The State University i. the largest;
and ample provision was made by Law in
1872, that graduates from the graded
schools who can pass the entrance exami-
nation shall be "at once and at all times
entitled to free tuition in all the colleges of
the university" John Bascon, formerly
professor of rhetoric in W lliams college,
Massachusetts, is presi dent. - Journal Of
Commerce.
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Temple Bar.

In prospect of the early demolition Of
Tempe Bar" says the Loudou Times,
"the ancient ledgers and journals of the
barking house of Messrs. Child & Co.
haYe been for the most part removed from
the chamber over the central gateway and
from the attic above that again. where, for
the best part of 200 years, the J have been
carefully preserved. It is not often tina,
visitors are admitted into these upper
chambers, but these who have had the en-
tree allowed to them say that those cum
berous books in their old leather bindings,
covered With a thick coating of venerable
dust, haye hitherto occupied between -c
and 50 shelves along the interior os tie
tuilding, which. in fact, they haze lined
almost from top to bottom. We under
stand that as soon as serious al prehensjons
he gAtsway s tfs.s bea5'ts Whit We: gLed
some tons, were quietly removeJ to place
of security, thus Iigh ening the supterin
cumbent pressure upon the arches Uelow.
1t Is almost supertiuous TO add tina. the de-
parture of these large volumes is somewhat
analogous to the proverbal escape of rats
from ship which is about To sink, aid
must be regarded US u sign that the fabric
of Temple Bar is already doomed. Yes
terd.y evening a number Of -workmen,
under the direction of the city architect,
were engaged in removing the old ponder.
gates of Temple Bar, with a view of
iessenlrg the pressure on the fabric ii its
present critical state, and the consequent
danger to passengers The operation
tedious and protracted, and lasted Tar to-
ward nidngtt. AS most LondoIers know,
the gates Sere usually folded against the
sides of the Bar, so as to interfere Us little
as possible with the ordinary tratc."
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T. G. OLMSTED.


IL the matter of the estate of Mary Logan,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of
Michael Toughey Of said comfy represent
ing among other things that Mary Logan late
of said county ON the 18th day of December
A. 1872 ut said COUNTY died intestate.
leaving goods, chattels ana estate within this
state and that tpe said petitioner IS tue faith
er Of said deceased' that her husband is dead
and praying that ahiinisfi atIon Of said estate
be to him granted, it is ordered that said pc
tition be heard before the Judge of this
Court on Monday, the fifth day Of October
A. D. 1874 at ig O'Clock a. Nj. at my office
in said county - = -
Ordered further that notice therorf pc given
to the heirs Of said detsaJei ai.dtt 'alFper-
SONS interested, BY Publishing a copy OF th.s
order for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing, in'the Manitowoc PI4oT
weekly Newspaper published at Manfowcc
city IN said county.
Dated Manitow6c, the s.h day Of septela-
Der A. b. 1874 90, = %. .'''
a. T. G. oLMSTED,
S3s-3w County Judge
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A STRANGE CASUALTY.

(Ssecial Dispatch TO tne SeutlneI1

tSsecial Dlspatch TO tEe Seutlnel]
GREEN BAY, Sept. l5.-The details OF
the shocking death Of an inmate of the
Poorhouse in this county have just been
made public to day. An old man GO year,
of age, named Oleson, who hes for some
time been an inmate Of that institution,
suddenly disappeared on last Monday.
Ills absence was not taken notice of by the
keeper, either on that day or on the sue
ceeding one but on Wednesday, be still
being missing, steps were taken to solve
the mystery of his disappearance. Search
bein. iDaugurated, attention was first d.
rected to spot is or 20 rods from the
house which the cid man had been wont
to frequent, and here a rev citing spectacle
presented itself. 4 portion of the remsins
Of OLSON were fouud scattered upon the
ground, the body having been tora and
gnawed BY the hogs, il most shocking
marnsr. + was with difficulty that the
remains were collected 10 or ler for decent
intermens. The keeper of the Poorhouse
s denol lnesd On all sides for his criminal
neshgencs ID not immediately locking up
the oaa whsa lis Disappearance was first
a. a3:stcsF.. I: ss:F.'" 49, II =.
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LospoS, Sept. $3.50 a. m.--The
Times special from ilhr!uy-s, France, says
it Va. reported there from Spain that the
Republican truopes had mutinied against
Gen. Laserna, the new wly appointed Com
mander in Chief of she Army of the North,
and cheered 70. Gen. Horionez, Whose res
toralion they demanded.
\ correspondent teesrapbs from Madrid
tha. Ten. Aascrnx Is concentrating his
troores at Miranda, and expects to begin
operations next week. This report makes
nc mention OF the UoutInY.
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SCHLESNNI G-HOLSTEfN

LosDoN, Sept. 1.-THE Sfogdnd
says that the SchIeswig Holstein question
is assuming serious aspect, in consequence
Of the daily expulsion of Danish subjects
ard the hostile tone of the German press.
Public opinion will compel the Govern
ment to send "a formal protest to Berlin
aud ultimately to retaliate by the expulsion
Of German subjects from Danish soil.
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Crcm alton in Earnest.

Tbs Municipality of Vienna, says the
London Medical Record, has, by advice Of
the Board of Health of the city, decided
that the cremation Of the dead should i'm
medIately bc-carE.ed into oper alton cI the
same plan Which has been completely s,,c-
cessfuii Ia Leipzig. As the annual NOR
tahty etAienna amounts to about 70. .ooo
the public authorities rsckon ON making q
great saving, as well as considerable
beLeit 10 tie ubl.c bealti :.
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IN PROBATE = Man,.o~sc County

Cent?
10 the matter Of the estate of Louis wernke
d, . eased.
On reading and fling the petition of
Henry Wernke administrator of the estate of
said deceased, representing among other
things, that he has fully administered said
estate. aud praying that time anJa glace be
nxed for examining and ailowinsl account
OF his administration, filed in this court 1t
is ordered that said account be examined by
the Judge Of this court, on Monday the 5th
day of October A. u. 1874, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at my Office in said County
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given 10 the heirs of said deceased and to
al persons interested, by publishing copy
Of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in the Manitowoc
Pilot weekly newspaper published at Man
itowoc in said county -
Dated ut Manitowoc, the eth day of Sep
tember a. D 1874. I. G. 'OLMSTED
oss-3w County Judge
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IN PROBATE :-Manitoyw0c County

IN PROBATE E:-ManitoyVoc County
/ Court.
In the matter of the estate Of John Gnadt
deceased.
On reading and cling the petition of Carl
Pieinsae OF Asnit6woe county representing
among ether ttings q At ohh Guadt late of
Manitowoc county on The 24fh day Of Aug
us: A. d 1874 n Town -cf Nes.on died in
testate, leaving goods, chatsies' sni estate
within this State and that the said petitioner
is the fither-in-iav Of said deceased, and
praying that administration of said estate be
to Carl Weilecke granted it is oriered that
said petition be heard before the Judge of
this court. OF Monday, the 18th Gay of 0e-
sehsr a d. 1874, atis clock A NJ, ut my
Office in said county =
Ordered fureAef that notice thereof be
given TO the heirs of said deceas d, and to
all persons interested, b, publishing copy
of this-orsier for three successive weeks pri-
or to said day Of hearing. in the Manitowoc
PILor S'weekIy newspaper printed in said
County.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day of Sept.
A. ID 1874. -r.es
:. G. oLNSTED,
5S9-3- County Judge
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CHARLES SCRAErER.
p. j. SM MALLEY,
WHITE Il FORREST.

Attorrey-at-Lae 0McT 2u Ei.nth ST. South :
over KRONER Bros store. German spoken Z
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AISIIS \

VlEyEA, Sept. l+.--rhere is great ex
ctement and Indignation among the inhat-
itants of the Gallcian and Transy ylvanian
frontiers ia consequences Of coo Moldavian
peasants forcibly crossing iato the District
telearaphed to Peo.h FOR military aid.
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LEG1L NOTICES.
SuERIFF-S SALE
g. K. Rand against James Thompson.

htHH against JdlIes lDDtHIsbn.
BY virtae OF an executiln issued out of and
unrler the seal OF the circ1i, Court for Man.
itowoc county, upon Judgment rendered
in said comfy on tte <th day of September
A. :. 1874. befer4 Nm. II Glover, JUS
tice Of the Pcata for Manitowoc city and
county. in fsspr of E. K Rand, Plaintiff and
ag inst JnTnes Thomson, Defendant. at rxn-
script of which said judgment was duly
nied in the Office of the clerk of the Cirenit
Court for Manitowoc county. and said jndg-
n,ent duly deck eted in said office en- the 10th
day of September 1874 have levied upon
all the right, title and interest, which the
said James Thompson had on the 10th day
Of September A. ID. 1874 or at any time
thereafter of in and to the following 1es
crIbed property to wit: Lot No. eight loT in
block No three hundred and ,wety-shr
(323l in the city of Manitowoc. .Wiscousiu,as
the same is laid dosn on the recorded plat
of said city. which J viii sell at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder at the Sheriff s
ce in the Court House in the city of Man
itowoc W;sconsin, on the 3lst day Of 0cto-
Der A. u: t674 at ten o clock in the foreno,n
oy Sa;1 d. IL - .ss
Dated Sterif-s Office Maaitewoc WIS ,tLis
10th day II September A. D. 1874 -
r. D. SMART. SheriE,
Sibres aad Anderson, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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IN PROBATE Manitowoc County

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SOITH

PANAMA, Sept. 4.-Early on the after
noon Of Aug. y an attempt WAS made IN
Lima to assasslnate the President of Peru,
while proceeding from his psslace to his
house. AI.hough seyeral shots were Fred,
none took eject. The leader Of the band
and thirteen others have been arrested.
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TN PRosATEMaa,sowsc ceanty

IN PRORATE-MAnito ceanty
i CDSlrG.
In-the matter of the estate of FnEcis
Ltais Cretton, peceased.
= Te ell Whom IT may Co,cern:-Letters Tes
tameatarJ On said estate having been issued
to snstie C!Crettsn Peter Cretton and
Johr M. Crrtton, on the 7th day Of Septen-
Der A. D. 1874 and four months from and
after said day being allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims for examin-
alton and allowance r Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the undersigned ~ill On the 9Th day
Of Uct. le74. the sud day of Nov. and the 80
day Of Nov. 1874 at the Probate Office in the
city Of Msnitovsc in said courty, receive.
examine, and adjust all claims, and demands
of all persons against said deceased
49,. T. G. 0LMSTED.
3SS-sw County Jud, e.
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SUMMONS.
Z = II VI N4-N ..
CTATE OF WISCONSIN ClRcuIr Co,

STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT CouRr,
- MAS'Towoc COUNTY.
Carl l.. NJ Brandt Plaintiff, against Anna
Brandt Defendent, Summons for Relief
complaint sefved)
TO the Deferetrnt aJcve ed;-Yor are
hereby Summoned and required to ans wer
the complaint in this action. which viii be
fledin the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of said County, at Manitowoc in said
County, and state on the 24th DAY August
A. D. 1871 and to serve cory of your answer
to the said complaint on the SUBSCRIBERS at
their office, iu Said City Of Manitow oc, in said
County, within twenty days after tie service
Of this summons on You, exclusive of the day
of such service; and you fail to answer the
said complaint within II e time aforesaid the
plaintiff gill applyto the Court for relief
demanded in the complaint,
Dated, Manitowoc, Aug 2ath 1874
WHITE & FORREST
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
o36-6w Manitowoc Wis.
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NORTHWESTERN HOUSE.

FranHiih ST.. Manitow,c N K.tre,bos.,
Proprietor. The large brick addition recently
built mas Deen furnished in excellent STYLE sing
u one OF The largest and most complete noteis in
Manlto voc. good sable is kept in copaectiou
win Tue mouse, wuere stoc6 will De well provided
Tor. t,,,
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TIE following We extract from the
weekly market report of Zinkeisen, Bartlett
s 90, CON mission merchants, Milwaukee,
w. g. 10 1o-t -


A comparatively STEADY feeling has characterized
our n beat market during tSe Just closed.
if'ere has been slight rally ron the sepressiIn
poteG al the date of our last port, but the ex-
eme prices OF last week ave not been dupIicsted
the outside qnota,ion. Of No Z Spring tnis week
heinz 81 Oh cash ana Sc IS. seller Septe aber
agnlnst 81 81 tor the former - ior the latter dur
ing the week previous. There is no ihateTrzl
change in the outlook for the tGture. IJveryoci
has adyanc l 81. per cental en- Wln1ex. but
Sprir: remains steajY a, the recaIt decAse- Car
crop reports from all parts Europe >eontipae un-
sraliy f. orahis indicating vsry. ii-Bt demand
Tor olr bread-stuEs in that quarter. ana ocean
frei-hts IRON New York TO Liverpool are nov
less than one half the earrent rates OF the same
period IN ls73. 1t IS true. receipts are compzra
lively hight and the stock consinnes law bEf here
Is no siirvplng demand ef reat moment. and new
whea. is SLOW to fn d Rirket New York st
over <1.lTal is, against 81 5Sa1.56 Il day last
year. Hence We can look for material advance
In prices, a8c we believe our Western friends v lit
consult tEeir own Interests If they embrace the
present opporsanii5 of . couipsratiyeiy firm mar
ket. and sell sf about ruling prices. as a lower
range Is quite probItie alter the closing CT lake
navigation Receipts are improving steadily. and
c.eck ans INV ar movement by the bulls.
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william LYNCH.

Dealer in s owes also Mann raciurer of Tin Sneet
lroa ana Copper ware al kinds OF rep ,iris lone
EishtiI-st. between York and Buffuo, Manit., oc
.N-t. - IA l
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County


In PROBtATE-Mani toWoC County
Il COprt.
In the matter of the estate of Anseline
Bewerse deceased
On reading a.d filing the petition of Mich
olous Be~erse of Mantowoc county repre=
senti ng among other things that Angeline
Rowerss late Of Centervilie, Manitowoc Conn
ty, On the 18th day of February A. ID. 1871
at Centervile, died testate, leaving goods,
chattles and estate within this State, and
that said petitioner is the husband Of said de-
ceased and praying ttat administration of
said estate be to him granted, it is ordered
that said petition be heard before the J ldse
of this Court, on Monday. the 18th day of
October A D. 1874, at 10 o clock A. NJ, at
my office in said county. A
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given TO the heirs of said deceased, ami to
all persons interested, by Publishing . copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior
70 s5id day of hearing, in the Manitowoc
P:Lor a weekly newspaper published a,
Manitowoc city in said county. =
Dated Manitewoc, the l4th day Of Sept,
4. ID. 1874. - !
&c. 0LMSTED,
S3o-3w 'Ceanty Judge
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Fashionable -r55ildr. Ar roods' made hv the sub
.cribev are warranted to fit tie form. Prices req
sonabie, anG l. am baund to ple-se those Who girt
me their custom. 'Saap on York-st., two door
west Of the N.ndsale uou>et ~ II
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Attorneys at L.a Ofhc1 On Eiehiii ST. sout
Side. opposite Schu-ttes Store. Is 40 I
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SUERIFF'S SALE.
~ gECUIT COURT -ManitOW0'
OCOEniy State of Wisconsin. -

Killer X. Jones Plaintiff against Alonzo d.
Jones, Defendant.
by virtue of an execution issued ont of and
under The seal of the Circuit Court for Mani
towoc county upon a ja1 Gnent rendered in
said county on the 18th day of July A, ID.
1872. In favor of Killer X. Jones Plaintiff
and against Alonzo ID. Jones, Defendant, /
have levied upon all the ight title and in
terest which the said Defendant had on the
18th day Of July 1872 OF At any time there
after Of inaud to the following described prop
erty to-wit;
Lots No seven, eight, nine and ten in
block No. one hnndred and sixiy-nine i69)
situated ani being in the city of Mani, owoc
state of Wisconsin,, rs the same is laid down
in the recorded plat OF said cry- which said
property ! viii sell at public yendue to the
highest bidder at my office in the Court House
in said city of Manitowoe on tn. -aath say of
October A D 1874 at 80 O'clock in the
forenoon of said day
Dat ID S--.-rfff's Office, Manitowoc, Wis, this
~rh- day, of September 1874 - IS.
X. d. SMART, Sheriff.
Walker G. Green Pl1intifs NV 3 II .6w
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EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale and Refill dealer IN Hats, taps. Furs.
GioVes, Mittens, Robes ETC.. iork-st., bet cen
Eighth and Ninth, Manitowoc 12-34v1
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& GEO2Sa.li n. WOODlN.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, AMI Court Com
III ssloher tor Manlto toc caunty. All business en-
trrs ed TO his care will he promptly ald fthiuII,
atter led to. AtvIce honestly given. ier whicn i
Reasonable chsrge VIII be made, Cies cr Buffalo
ST., between Esshth add Ninth. In ,l2 4ilt =.
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PAUL. 1Itas.NE,s
Eishth-st.. South side, the Bridge, 1an,to
a4-1y
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&. BlELlNls.

Professor OF Music in give lessons in Vocal ana
instrumental Musc in the city of Manit,tN %. . sun
iMo RIVERS EesiIence on Eisath-s.. near Ia.
Court House. - a. r.
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}. r. PKITCHARD, M.

Attorney aud Counselor AT Law, Two Rivers
WIN attend to Collections and other business il
Manitowoc County and vciaiiy. Is 4&-ts
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Never boast of having dined well t., lis
next day.-Emineut French Cook.
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rays the hIenest price tor Wheat aud other prc.
Guce, Office the northeast corner of RufIaIo ana
Eighth st's.. MaHitowuc, 80 IN i4vI
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The great demand for these Pills gives az
an increase Of confidence in Recommending
them to the public as the most safe, efectuae
and reliable medicine ever offered To man.
kind they have aided to themsslve& vieto-
~ upon victory ~ resteripg thousands Of
Of the sick - o,5omins health and hnppi-
ness -
Over two millions of bottles ofthese Pills
have been sold during the past year by OF.
new method of introducing them. We with
every family to try them, and if you should
not be satisfied with them We will as cheer
fully take them bacl, as We would take your
money for them: 10 all We say Try them.
and become dhnvinced Of their superiority
over all otter Pills The
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1 irv.nsa T-afpasked murderer if
he'kAhBna -ssys d speech lon the gal
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-17
WISCONSIN HOUSE

Corner OF Nintn and Jay streets. Jere DALEY.
PROPRIETOR Inis Is new mouse, and we'll fitted
UP with all modern improvements. A GOOD stable
is also kept iB connection with tine house. 100