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An syalId g:r IN P is"d,fi h,a va.
cured rs nesyoar fire iou pf iHr .r.n.
which frum chii:hnod px-gen,sd a,r sson
~aiki1s, 10y atirnding t1e ent-rtaiut.ruis
OF negro m,uafres every night for ,~o
years. She soon became stronger, and u
lesa tLsn a year could walk home fyora the
theatre She never received sny iene St
from the best medical sdvice, aad her
friends give the m.ns,ssls the credit OF her
reccTey-.
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s45-3w Nanitovoo Count
GREEN & AAs4 Plaintiffs Ausr9ry.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA Coputy
l CsnFf.

In The matter Of the estate If Christian
Dacrrwahter decea sed
On reading and fling the petition of Ras-
sin. Daerrw shter VI this co4giy retseGrHting
among other things that Chr lstian Daerr.
wahier late of said county on the 10Th day Of
July A. Ii 1874 ut Schleswig in said county
die ipicftsfe. let,ing goods, chHtties ami
estate within this state and rhat saiI petition
eI Is the widow of $ ID de- ec~Is,d. and pray
iLg that alminist ration of said estate be to
Phi:ip Schiil,ng granted, it Is ordered 'h.'t
said petpicn be herd before the JuIge OF
this Court. on Monday The 23 day OF Noyrm-
Der A u. 1874 n, 10 O'Clock 4 NJ, a, my
Office in said aIty
Ordered further that na;ice thereof tie
givcu tG iha heirs Of said deceased, =, nj to all
persons inrercsei by publishing copy Of
hi, order for three -uccss>iy: Eeess prtor 10
said day o. hearing i'll the NJ nito voc PiLoT
weekly aew-paper pub.i>h,d d "a, " nitowuc
in said county.
Dated NJ nitowoc this % day Of Osto'er
A. b. t>1l.
aa5-3x T. G. OLMSEED,
COuuIv uuse
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Va hrsgtoa L.,ter 10 kousrtlss rotr<r Jour.
L. the lihr.rv Of Gen. Shern sn'> house,
IN tin, cut, there was a picture es-r the
maa,ai ~ricii -~nr.crnnrat-i notable
,v.nt Ia ,!i,. history # oar c"ua'ry. The
p,ctgr- rerrs-@.J- t.e c. Ia ot IN "a
Pprfrr'. ar.-hsp, a"i tia. difference heii
ther- bv Line Gram. She'm,n I'D
Porter, when tt-v ~ III / a. ~ p. .irs
The liz ness al '.nGi l. - b--r KIT.
Sherman a,,I III. i, nt l.. / n.,. t..,r i,ea5
from for ,om- ~-..-k-, aud thr p';hiio kno
nothin- Of h. mrfcI e was I,as Z fran
Atlanta when u '"as CERTAIN Tact TIA
to-. ca. {. .irr,cY CT umIlim. and Ut =
Ia. o u fall, Sh-rmtn i-ff his 'Ins'-, Az !
seer tiy ." IN :iie Pra-iirnt a
City pint Hni r,c,1ye from tim
Instructions - tn :-rns al
'Jpliastu.. surrender" Mr.. L,ucsin WAS
earthly sirk # lIuD"i.h.d, unl, moreover.
really !nvr,' thr S"utli part at hi>
C, u.trv, arrl only '.e-iscd tnat :iey sa"n'i
lay dawn ,p.ir nrrn-, ~ hnrnr and b"c"..;-
r-a.s...i,'e e IL ~. Mr.. L'runn drew ny
tn, term " b ch were based up"n these
principles. 6 rcrzl q an aud Admiral
Porter apr ruv-d. G"u-rai sherman return
ej to hls ARMY and 81, sei upon Jo',n-tn's
forces, bur, alas, by the iim- the surrender
came the patriotic President .as dead,
SLAIN by tue hand Of thr assassin, aud the
sn-mie. "i TIE ) u'h enaeasnred 20 'mph
Gaze theii IN the de, ! Ii 10 IN rec rd IN
the War Department :hat the very 'rerty
whicn Mr. Stanton eau -ei u be 81 hefceiy
rejected. aud tor ~hch be trIed tn brand
Generai Sherman wi,b tha eI iiEet traitor,
Va. the same one ~hicn NJ Lirg"ln draft
e,l aud Gram anI Potter hal aIri"7cd.
So ~ it true that President Joi,n-ru tn-
deavor-d 10 cary ou Nj LIne"i"'s piani
for r-cuus.rucrIua. Ia ;aikiHs over the IN
9 { whici rrlai,d H. NY la-i iettrr, ot
Sn.rtn,i, refusing 10 shake ha.id- viii, the
Seer, tary of War, the lay of the revi' ",
am told that SherlDuu's dt>pl, ASSURE wus
even more nlarkrd than -ta,rd. Stantoa
offered hi hind, and Sh. rman rurnei his
back upon him. They meyer poke TO zach
uther uItIl a short time hrrpre the death ot
Sfautor, Ill. s.ut for Sherman while he
WI, III, aud She man ~as t-u u.agnani
NOUS 90 rrtu>, f.,pivrn"~s. til ugh dsut
k,rpv tina, Stanton -, srd for that but sut.
fering hai hrnk-n hr. prtlr. and shen h-
WAS too wax to 80 ANY nnre hnra,. hs Dc
sired to be at peace with every one.
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In the natter of the estate Of Catherine
Sehpdx deceased
On reading and fling the petition of Jo-
seph SchuJa vi Newton Manitowoc Co rec
reaen ing ap,ang other thugs that Catherine
Sehuda Iste uf Newton MAnltowoc Co. on
the st day Of October A. u. 1874 at Newton
in said Co died intestate leaving goods.
cb.ttels aed estate within this State ant
c"unry and that the said petitioner is the
Hush nd of said deceased. and praying that
administratiaI Of said est ate be to him gran
ted il is ordered th,t said eiItion be heard
b. fore the Judge Of this court on Monday
the 10Th day oi Suv.mb, ,r A. 1874, ut 10
A. NJ. at my office in said county
Ordered farther. that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to
ali persons interested, By Publishing a copy
Of this order Tor ,hr-e successive weeks rior
TO said day Of hearing, iu the Minitowoc
PILor weekly newspaper published at
Manitowoc III said ceuniy.
Dated Msni,owoc the 2.d day of October
A u. lS74.
T. G. OLMLTEp
8I5 3w County Judge.
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I GSsG Aor rSkaHu .anC 4. ciiughuy
zen.


FEO-. t1I tInciaA.si -. hIeEclal.
A a. the iIapi, u, tie rascais AZ pubIIc
,ite to >rrA /, break the .,icr ci |. < e2pu.-
urr ut tueir sieel.s Uy cuurL.iuts that
Sood u,vl are rniiec.lIniIiateis ..au0ertd b.
tLe N'e and yeiai press. A- sure, ~ i'tl..;
igq'u Hss nuI..lsi. ~ lear trlhI Inse-tiga
i.u', ttie 2ycen. iil.p h.,N- LosiiIis {. ur, ..u
ir"m eiiri'et>. iue 'Alln5 sps.D.t' Is 1t.
~ ;ii'it= e,a, al. "a a.. casIDA., bqE
s'en Il does aot s-IcA !. sec5iir- IL II net
tlir e~..ii.s siiaB ta!tI ,naI iurts-it is
itt Proving IA 4 TIA e. Is :, lAi-f Ilat IL
stAi..niis-, HnJ IL. r. - itUt .Yu uiUci ii that
dou,- Sucw tbs s.Io Das r,tus u
T.. oe tresI1tnt vi Tue CsIteu S,ai.> lecaLt
NJ .as a!rai. s.u,e b'aeAsuaIi HUuid ~
..vuas a... an.u -. t..Ie sucA =. bon
.pass s-,l npITurs vi .Lus,,.s ti,. tiuis .oel
al the u ssnnirs oi Ii.e Croult Avo.ik r
s1posursf sla ys. yHaJ has qone So h,usn
70 ssrr,iy ~Epusaoer. liz hlgn klaee-. % e,,.
hgaten the people u the oase abuse by
importan: men oi tbeir trSst., anu ~ pur Il J
pubic life, Is the investigation that fol-
I bwci,
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lEeNrt
In the the matter Of .he estate of ottu
TroemeI deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen, that by virtue and
in pursuance of an ~jer of license, mide in
said matter. on the 18th day of oc.oher. A. d.
\ 1874 by the sounty court of said county,
the uaasrIign-S Z. W. White administrator
of the estate u Otto Troea.el late of Mani.
,owoc county deceased. will, on MoELay the
10Th day Of November, A. D. 1874, At ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day. at the
cfhce of the county Judge in the city Of
Manitowoc. in SAID COUNTY, offer for sale, y;
public veudue, the "a l1slug described lands
to-wit !: The undivided half of lots !, ). 3,
5, 6, Z, 8. 0. l.. IA. II, IS, -, IS, IS, l5
and 10 in B Ok number two hundred aud
sixty-thre. O. 81 in the city of Manitowoc
county of Manitowoc s..ie af Wi. cousin,
cordink to the TO the recorded plot OF said
city.
I he term. Of sale cash
Dated st Msnitowoo, the l9th day OF Oc-
cher, :. b. 1874.
C.. w WHITE.
Si4.w Administrator
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Tue Manchester tEuglautl Gaardtaa

Tne MANCHESTER tEngla"dl Gaard,an
pubIl,h-- monthly record uf ASSAULTS IL
wh ca the oH-nirrs eerr .u,ity If kics ,ns,
uui"r tn, Eitle al h rs 'ug L rt,c AoAtn."
Daring S'pT"lui'sE thees @rre u.asis hf'y
cases Ia varioss paris of l. nc.,si,iIe. many
OF the ctlms bs ihg women. A A,i-'rruiarti
effort is beius guus )" IN. dn.,u tee tnr-
bsruS- practice,
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN--CIrcu
> Court Manit9wOc Csanty.
GOTTLEIB SCHNEIDER,

AsainsS
MARTIN WoLLESRERQ,
AaELfA Wo.LESBGRG his wife
AMI WILLIAM WoLLESBERG,
Defendants.
By yirtpe of IN execution iss Ied out of
and un'ier the seal of the Circuit Court Of
M,nirowoo county Wisconsin upon judg-
meat ~ iltered In said court AMI FIR
said couniy on the 23l day OF Oc-
tober A. ID 1874 iu favor If Gorteib
Scbueider Plaintiff, and against Martin
wollenbeIg, Ameiia Violent erS ais lie. and
William Wullrnberg Qrfenlrnt.. have
levied apou all the right title and Interest
which said Descendants hal on the 23i day
of October 1914. of IN and to the following
described property TO wit: The West hal
of the Northwest quarter Oh Section Nof
twelve l2) Township nineteen 81 MOTT
vf range No Twenty-tvo l22) East, sitsatsh
al a icing IN the county Of Mnuitowcc and
Stue of Wisconsin Which said property |
will sell 1T puoic auction 10 the higaest oi -
isr at my office in the Court House in the
city and county Of Manitowoc Wisconsin on
he i2th day OF neceGbsr 81 1, 1T ~ 'c,ocA
Ia rhe forenoon Of sad day
Dated Sheriffs office Manitowoc Wiscou-
in this 18th day of October ls74
L. u. SMART. Sheriff,
35-ew Manltowrc County
8 SEEN & Nash, Plaintiffs Attorney
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NORTH EsTERN HOUSE.

Franriinst.. ManItow,c. N ketenaofer,
gro 'rietor. The large BRICK addition recently
buIt oesn shed In excellent 81, lc ma n <
IL one OF tae largest IEI most complste uoteis in
Mauito oc. A -ooi = soie Is sep, IN coHnect!oa
with tne oouse, wnere stoc8 will pe well providcd
,Cr. otlly
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IN PxoBArE-n anilowoc Coanly
In the matter of the estate Of Jotn Bruss

In the matter of the estate Of Jotn Bruss
deceased
On readin, and fling the petition of VII
Ii I'M BrusS adm inisfr'tvr setting forth the
amount Of personal estate th-t has coma tc
his hands and the disposition thereof, the
amount of debts outstanding against said ae
ce sed nnt descrI IpiiGu Of the real estate
inventorict IS ,eloagins 40 siii estlte, and
the con,iitinn anl value OF the same. and
praying that license be to him granted TO
sell the inte rest of said deceased in and TO
said real estate. And il appearing by said
petition that there Is not sufficient personal
estate in the hands CT said administration
to pay said debts an! ,E..i u is necessary in
order TO pay the same to sell al. of id real
estate
|, j. therefore ordered that Ill persons in
'erested in said estate appear before thu
Ju1gr Of this court, ou the 23d day of
November A. d. 1874, at 10 o'c ock A NJ.
at the oifice of the ounty Judge OF hanito-
voc county in the city Of Manitowoc in said
county then ana there to show Cause Gf any
they have) why license should not be grau-
ted 10 said administration to sell said real
estate according to the prayer of saii petit
ton.
And it is farther ordered that copy OF
this order shall be published for four sue
cessve weeks prior to said day Of be ,ring in
the ManitowOc PILOT weekly newspaper
published at Manitouoc in said county and
personally served en- Rosali. Bruss guardian
of the minors of said II inor heirs of said de-
csassi at least fourteen days before the said
day at bearing.
J. ated October 5 1874.
By the Court.
I. u. OLMSTED.
s44-4w County Judge
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FRED. SCHREDER,

Keeps all kinds o: Meats Sausage Hams Lard
etc, Sh,Gh he a III sell at tae lowest prices, IN
quIntity and kind Ia SUIT puicha,ers, Auy one
ID wing catl. h.,-s or s5sep sell, Will ell
s"o receive the Highest prIcss 10 ly
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(cnre

- PROBATE Manitowoc County
CGurt.
In this matter Of the Estate of WilheImine
kau,z, deceased.
I'm reading and fling the petition Of John
Drateims. ayministrstvr Of the estate Of said
deceased, reRresept'ng, among other things,
that he has fu..y administered said estate,
and PrayIny that time and place be fxed
for examining and allowing bis account OF
his administration. fred in this Court. IL is
eriersd taat said account be examined by
the Judge Of this Cenrt en- Monday, the .3
day Of November, u 1874, at 10 O'Clock
A VI al ~ Office IL said county.
Orde' ID fur,hsr, that notice thereof be
given to ;ae keirs of said dseeased and to all
persons interested by pub iship2 a copy oi
this order FOE taree weeks grfoF to said day
Of bearing, "a the Aani;awes PitoT, q
weekly ns~sPaps-, pEh'ishea at Manitowoc
in said county.
Da.ed at Manitowoe, tie s7<h day Of Octo-
ber, A. D. 1874.
T. G. oLMsTED. County Judge.
a46Sw
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JOSEPH SYN ES,

Derlsr in all Kihas % Stoves an dlri~are, snd
MANUFACTURED Cooper, Tin, ap lSheet-iron ware,
EIg"ia-st.. South side. II the Bridge, ManIto
voc 10 a,-ly
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EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale and Ret il dea er IN Hats, caps Furs,
G'oSrs, Mitt-"s, Robes. etc.. fork-st., bet cen
kIg IL and Ninth. 2antowoc. Ia44yl
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Dealer in S owes also Manu- 'lrturer of Tin ,nee;
Iron ano CoDoer ware. All kiud. req tiriI. ion,
Eishtli-st.. between York and Dufa.o, Nanty,nC
!? n.
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WISCONSIN HNuSE

Corner of Nln'n and Jay otrc.is, Jsre Dalier
Proprletor. TGis IS new nouse. and well lifted
up with all modern Improvements. A good Stable
IS also Kept ID connection with tho house. 100
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REDUCTION, OYER q PER CENT.

Having bought in New York. great stock
Of WALL PAPER at very low rates. can
now appear before the public With larger
selection than ever before, ana at rates more.
than TWENTY-FIVE 7 PER CENT leas ilAa
former prices | ofer
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WILLIAM LYNCH,

Fashionable Tailor. All goods made tbs sub
scriber are warrln.ed to ft c form. Price. rea-
soIaple. anc am blasd to pie-se those who give
me their custom. So p on York-.t., two doors
~esG of tie y nuale upu-e al,
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PAUL. LEU RNER.

Paws the highest Jrice i.r Wne-t sud oLher pro-
duce, once on The northeast corner of Buffalo aHu
Z suth SIS. MlRItuw &C. l24tll
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DIR. A. j. PATCHEN,

Dentst, once IN onermlG's new building OF
Z shla-st,, Manitow.c- Particular sitentlul
gwen 10 all tie iderent brinc OF tie profess
ION, and ii! "orH warza1ied. Testn extractel
wItAout blu. lS1iI,
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q. AlEllNG.

Professor oil Music viii give lessons Vocal
iustIu heatal Mus id the city of M4nitJwoc ana
40 Rivers. hesiCence on kisltl-s.. neIr tne
ourt douss. IL Ally
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ROOT and HERB PILLS.

are safer surer and every way better rur-
gative Remedy, than has heretofore been cf.
fered to the American people, aud as yegeta-
bic substances are more Gestructable trem
tbe action of the air and time than minerals
thess Pills are put up in glass jars, which
protect them from Change tor any length Of
time.
Subjoinsi rs gee The different disorders for
vh,eA th,ss i'iiis are especially adapted, and
although Msy haee may names, their ortg.a ia
The sams-dsrangesseH Of The digestive orSsss
and impure blood
These Pills operate mildly upon the stom-
ach and bowels, correcting its diseased ac-
ton and restoring its healthy viltulities,
For oss of appetite weakness of the stomach,
and for habitual costiveuess, they will
found a sovereign remedy.
The Root and Herb Pills cure Sickhead-
ache; the Root ard Herb Pills cure Nervous
HI ,;daeh the Root and Herb Pals cure,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Dir
.iness, Pain in the Stomach and Side.
These Pills cav J.. sirsa 10 children ,s,th Per
fec: ,Gftty.
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SALOON SUPPLIES

York St. j.. in the store formerly occupied by
j. Z. Plat; one door east of Robinson
Drug Store. Manit,woc Wis.
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GEORGE n. wOODlN,

Attorney and Counselor At Law, an Court Com
n sooner TOR aanito oc Unly. All business eu
rr- I'd TO ais care viii Ge promptly and faitAiully
dtts' Iei 10. A wee honestly gwen. ;or wnicl
reasonable clarge I'll. be made. Once cr ScEIlo
81. DeI*eed Eighth and Ninth. l2iilT
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The great demand for these Pill. gives o.,
an increase Of confidence in recrommendips
them to the public as the mos, safe, easctuai
and reliable medicine ever offered to man.
kind thsy have aided to themselves vieto-
ry upon victory by restoring thousands OF
of the sick to bloomirg health and happi-
ness.
Over two millions Of bottles Of these Pills
have been sold during the pas, year by orr
new method Of introducing them. We wish
every family to try them, and if you should
not b. satisfied with them, We will as cheer
fully take them back as We would take your
monsy for them To all We say try them,
and become CONVINCED Of their superiority
over all other P.lls. The
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Attorney aud counselor At Law, Two Rivers
VIII attend to Collections ana utaer business IL
Minltowoc univ 7u v,ciciiy Is 44-ly
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Sale of EorGeitcd NortEa1ed Lands
STATE OF WIScoSsIN,
Ohce OF Commissioner ofScLools
and University L1nds

and University Lands
MANSON, WIS, Sept 2tth, 1874.
State of Wisconsin. Dane county
The following described lands in Manitowoc
couptvhaving been forfeited ny re =son Of th,.
.uonpaynen, of interest upon loans granted
the, con: Netiee is hereby given that the
same will BE- offered at public auction, and
sold to the highest bidder, at the office Of the
Secretary of State. at the Capitol, in Maiis-
on, on the 10th day of December, y. u. 1874
unless sooner redeemed according to law.
Said s,e to commence at 2 O'Clock A. NJ,
and continue fro:~ day to dty until al OF
such lands shall have belu so offered.
The minimum price ut which such lands
will be offered will be the amount named op
posite each tract (under the heading Total
amount due State which includes the
ansornt of loan; the interest to the first day
of January, A. d. 1875, three per cent. dam
ages; the taxes which have been returned
aganst such lands. and the cost Of adver-
tising the same.
Said Lands will be soli subject to all ia xes
which may. at the time of sale, be due there
on Other conditions Of sale will be
nounced by the Commissioners at the open
ing OF the sale.
DESCRIPTION.
George. Ludwig Lot No. in Block N2.
232 In the village Of Manitowoc, Amount
due. $500 90; AmoQnt pf interest, S2l 90;
AMOUNT Of Penalty. S6u0; Amount OF
taxes S5ifl, Amount of interest, penalty,
taxes and advertising, Ss7.sl, Total amount
due state S397 81. Years for which inter
est is due. 1874.
PErER DoYLs.
e4l9H FKRpINANp kCEHS,
A. ScnTr SLOAN,
Commission,-; Of School and GH,U rstty Lands
CrArx OF WIscoSsIS-County of Maniio-
- voc.
Probate Office, the goth day of October, A
d. 1874.
la the IN after Of the Proof and Probate Of
the last will and Testament of Conrad Wag-
ner deceased hate Of the county Of MaEito-
voc State of Wisconsin,
Whereas an instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be the last Vii and Testament of
Conrad Wagner dserase1. late 81 The county
of Mauitowoc ha. been filed in this Office;
and whereas application his been made by
Zoe1ilia Wagner tbs widow Of aaid deceased
praying II at the saWe be proven and admit
ted t. Probate according 20 tho laws Of this
state: And praying that letters Of admInls-
tra,ion with the will annexed be to said
Zoer!ia Wagner issued thereon, and VT ereas
it appears that no executor or executrix WAS
named or appointed in SAID will
Therefore, it is orc cred til It said apo'icl-
ton be heard before me ut the Probate Office
i'll the iry of Mani,owoc in said county, on
the 10th day of November A. ID. 1874 ut ten
o'clock in the fJreIooa.
And it is further arjefea that notice shall
be given to all persons interested in said
will, OF the time and place Of said hearing,
by publication in thu Manito~oc PILor a
newspaper printed in said city for three sue
.essve weeks; once each week, prior to he
time of such hearing. By the Court,
I. q. ULMSTED,
SI4-3w County Judge
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A MEMORABLE EVENT.

Tursher Ah>ut Shermnu and stan
ton The te rms 81 J 81 h ns0A SufSen-
deF-Mr. LlncalM-s PlAA - Accsn
StFuclI0o, &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-05-07

The Rev. DR.. Lillienthal, of Sandusky,
the Jewish preacher, has been presenting
what he considers to be the Hebrew side
Of the temperance question, and has been
arguing in support of the moderate use of
wine as consistent with the law. What is
the most interesting is the Doctors COM
plant that when Christian theologians
speak of Judaism, they always refer to the
Biblical history of the past, and recognize
none of the modern peculiarities of modern
Judaism, only "using the distracted pic
ture of the Wandering Jew" 1t Is declared
that modern Judaism fully recognizes
that "the letter killeth and the spirit re-
viveth"-that it accepts fully the doctrine
of ar immortal life and the Supreme com-
mand, 'Iove thy fellow man as myself"
AS to the circumstances Of the prophets
against drunkenness DR.. Lilienthal explains
that the drunkards denounced were the
men who disregarded the Mosaic consti-
tuition of the country, who preferred the
idolatry of the surrounding nations to the
stern monotheism of Moses; who intro
duced all kinds of vices, and caused the
downfall of the Temple. Against these
idolators," the Doctor says, "the ire and
the reproach of the prophets were directed;
and not against the use Of wine" Singu-
larly enough, it is also asserted that the
VOW of the Nazarite to abstain from wine
for a certain time was regarded as a sin
requiring absolutioA. OF the doctrine
that the Jews did not use real wine. but
an innocent beverage made from dried
r~aisins, the Doctor says that it is an entire
mistake. The command to prepare raisin
wine arose from the fact that ordinary
wine was used for idolatrous ibatIons,
and so became unfit TO be taken as a bev-
erage by the true believers. We should,
in Justice to DR.. Lilienthal, say that he is
strongly on the side of temperance, in the
strict pathological sense OF the word, al
though he opposes total abstinence.-M
Y. Tribune, May 4.
1t would seem the learned Doctor, like
some other individuals, believes after
Solomon-"Give him strong drink that is
ready to perish" etc. If people, however,
would but open their eyes to the facts-Or
learn what modern science demonstrates,
to wit; that alcohol is a poison, that it is
not life sustaining, but life destroying in
every respect-if, wesay. the learned Doc
ter would or could realize these facts he
might come to more correct conclusions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-05-07

IF Grant is no longer into the imitation
business Barnum is. The latter has been
i nthe humbug business all his life and will
so continue. He is having a balloon
made at the crystal palace in London. 1t is
to be eighty feet in diameter, five square
yards to the pound; it is to hold 268,00
feet of gas. and have a lifting power of
16, 200 pounds. 1t is to be provided with
the best instruments for aerial navigation,
and when completed is to make a trial
"trip. If this is satisfactory, it will be
shipped to New York, and after exhibition
there, is to attempt the transatlantic
voyage, which has been the dream of am
bilious aeIonauts these many years. Bar
mum proposes to put the exclusive report
of the trip up at auction and sell to the
highest bidder. He has already been Of
Tered $1,000 for it.