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Fancy work with AI<i;nn Lcayrs

From tAe Country G,utisnl7.
Itie bright tin OF 1u unn lravrS ne
YER lovely for ornAmeuting our pariors
bnu loirs, anI dining tables. Brackets ;.ud
p ctqre frames can also be adorned with
:hcp, ara thev add greatly to the beauty
f ones surroundings. Collect larsc
son To scarlet, from scarlet to yellow, and
FROM yellow to greer. The -cd beech and
the BEAUTIFULLY variasated sumach are very
desirable, as also are the oak ana ferns, Lut
the maple exceed. them all ia the great VA
rirty Of tiuts, aud the various sizes o. is
leaves. Smooth every leaf on th. wrong
side y ith IA moderately warm IRON, hold
il. it upon the leaf Only minute Then
.:ar camel hair pencil, and 3 little olive
1i}, a"i Carrf!!ly brash over every pant OF
'he leaf. R!1ar them ca Il fat sL.iscc t0
dry an! let them ramnin V"til the uc.i
day. F.r "Irug these leaves into .ar
's"d-, &c or Tor ascuarin- thrm for bou
4,l T., 'ai.- the t.me green covered reel ire
- - j !l"av- a-"A in mauDfact.9i. .
!! .>"r>. #al :,r:;trh il #roGrf tie
~ ,ir-s ,.g,o,: It :" rl.a' it arlfsczt"nI
IA. 's.. r. lag I."' tn. leaf t. support i.
y A'scr,s'r'i, Mud s. sund each sfr,n ,o con
c'',! IL" wire, rllhrr u'rro" strips uf green
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

In the temperance tInss 10 Have rhi i,
Mass, the names oi persons who let prcmis
IS tor iouor--ellins are read once week
4 Nashville paper says hat Il certain
life Insurance company is ''out'' nearly
s3G.0o0 on accnunt of accurate pistol rae
tice IN tennessee within the last fit.ea
months
The vote for Mayor in Elizabeth, n. j !,
elects Mr.. fownley, tie Republican candi-
date. by majority of /, he vote being
rowuley, 2, 233; Tenney, 2,237.
Ther. is report that j JiIn CrossIey. .iia
carp-t manufacturer of Manchester, Eng
land, who employs 5000 hands, is ibout 10
establish brabch Of his business in this
country, where for a number of years about
half the product OF his works has been
scid.
The Eernont Senate hos unanimously
voted TO send Senator Morrill,. back pay,
7hica he placed to the credit Of the State,
to the Treasury Of the United States, where
it belongs. Snd the House will doubtless
concur IN rhis action.
Ia harls they observe that young France
i, growing u fat. Obesity, which hitber
to on y attended u.aturer ears, now selzes
upoa youth itself.
An cid gertler'an in Stowe, Vt, tells
how he broke off drinking liquor. Every
time he took a drink he would drop a shct
N the gins, ana as the glass filed II l,is
dr,uk, "tre smaller Hntj! e dropped the
use of l4q.r entirely.
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A Fortunate Orphan.

i the year OF 1866 the cholera made ter
glale havoc III Belg I'M, and at Ghent i:
swept away three generations in one family,
leaving only Il little child, Florimund De
pauH. The de Grand records an interest
ing incident in cqnncqtion with this caId.
His i"ther had keen employed in the grain
market, am when rhe fact became known
that the child was l,f # dcsolatc, those EN-
Fioyed there manifested great iutersst t III
the little boy, whose disposition was yu.,i
as to make every enc fond of bin. lls
holidays YeIc passed among them, aud lIe
had a home III a half dozen families
" hen be came out at the head of his class
IN the free school, lie other day, and gained
the municipal medal, his numerous friends
in the grain market subscribed, and presen-
ted hm with a handsome silver watch, with
an atfccsionate Inscription indicative Of the
pride and interest they all fe!t in him.
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FaiCers ia Ccnar"ss.

The are 2, 500, 600 farmers in the Unite
States Who are independents freeholder>, yet
eut Of this large class they haze Il rrpr"san.
tation Of but , pf tieiE profession "a Cou-
gre,s. On the othtr hand, out Of the 30,
900 lawyers in the country, no less th4n
1913 have seats in that body, or tc nearly
every 800.
The re,uit Of this great dlSpror0r;ion is
seen in their legi,l Station. The lawyer Is
ton producer, ani never has felt the bur.
dens oi heavy freight as his neighbor the
the morning, gone into bis corn field and
worked til dark to raise cor Or eastern
stock raise-s. and had to .nc three bushels
Of 1t tG seni cne to ;larker; neither has he
felt the grinding sense OF Irju>tice which
the farmer has, AS he sees his crop rotten
lrg in his bin, or being eaten by rats, or
turned for fuel, because he C y,ld not atf1rt
TO give the li.ree bushels to the railroad to
transport the other away. Consequently
when lie got to congress he helped every
body else but the very ones who needei it
most lie gave tie oa-tern manufacture: Il
high protective tariff to encourage i'm, t.
branch out in business aud got rich. lie
ygted away vast tcrritori-S uf land aud large
subsidies t. railroad companies, and joined
j. Credit hoblier rins ai-aScl-r, whi2+f
grew cut of these gifts, TO hnc his Own
pockets. lie voted to huii forts and ia
proEe ha,bors on the east tern shSre q the
country t. AID IA SECTION that Was already
rich and cuud help themselves, while such
Improvements a. the deepening Of tae Fox
and WISCONSIN rivers. the otening up ofthe
mouth of the Mississippi, the building Of
the llenrepin canal, and otler projects for
the relief OF the West were forgotten.
Combinations OF capital were made, and
monstrouS railroad monopuhes formed
stretching from NV York to the Mi,sls-
sIppI, Y itn the nvUwed object of crushing
out smaller companies aud then fattenins
OF the toll and sweat OF The people. and all
the while he had his eyes softly shut, q
mayhaP was p.auuIng IN his mind b ,ek
salary grab, or now he cuulI increase ms
mileage.
Ii the farmer had been there he ~o.id
certainly have atteEied to the transpVrIa
uoR 9uesJIun bret II he had done noif Ing
else. lie "a ould have Lua .,u aponl,,s from
the Mississippi II tue lake, a canal arounl
Niagara and one fiom Lake Caam;is lam to
tGe ST. Lawreuce. lie Mould have seel
that the Mississippi was made navIgabl,
and that Jur southern rivers were OF enet
ter commerce and It's .rr;.- Incubus Oh tn,
! life ot western ira &c and PROSPERITY reno,
ed. lie m.gAt eventually succumb To blIIeI
but We hope not-thuk not. lie va,
: brought up under purer almost nege tina,
; the lawyer, aud his habits AL the age wher
, he is competent TO enter pubic lite, pre,tr
t thoroughly fixed Between the two "
, should certainly trust him s-st.--Nnne
dpolis Farmer. Jnton.
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IACIS AND FAAC4L9 FCR III :
LhUiLo


y natter OF gurm-FltifG dr.s>.
\ sweet article :Cr tie tolI,i-A honey
coub.
An far of the hcart- Tie circulation
- the b.ood.
Tie vegetable that young ladies like is
to-n"te-oh.
Who always comes to u bali after mid
night? One Z. NJ.
Marriage is often the end of man ;
t, t,cub!e- bat which end
Women do not talk more than men; tney
are listened to more, that's all
The " LeuIcss trunk " of Il yogng lady,
which uas found IL IA railroad station cut
west, proved to be u Saratoga trulk.
A paper had this advertisement: Two
sisters want washing $F9 fear Tat
millions of brothers are in the same pre-
dicament.
Nineteen wears ago a Tennessee father
refused to let his young daughter 60 20 a
canduy pull, ana she disappeared. lie
other day she returned, lifted eleven child
rru out of the wagon, and entered He
house and took of her things as cooily as II
etc had nct been gone over day.
On arriving Calais her way TO
make tue grand tour, an English lady was
surprised and some v hat md gnant at being
termed, Tor tie fret time IN her life, :: II
foreigner" You mistake, madam, said
she to tie hbeler, with some pIque, 1T is
you who are tie foreigners. We are
English.
Brooklyn is very much concerned rs to
where he twelve good n'en and true, intel
Ecent withal, who haven't read anything
about the Beechsr business, are to come
from when u jury is wanted. There's ;he
trouble If women could only sIt on jurles
there would be no difficulty. They have
never beard Of that naughty scandal Oh,
10,
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STATE NEWS.

Wausau nov has railroad Connection
18th the out side world.
a row occurred at b Dfrien on election day
in which man by the name OF ioiiiater
was seriously wounled vi b a revolver.
The Men lshi. Press appears quite ch up,
over the results Of the election. No won
der.
Green By, it is said, has man who
predicts, with accuracy every fire some three
hours bef.'re it occurs. Wat is the use Of
having Fire Department, when they can
hire this man to 90 Yilh pail Of water TO
the proper place and prevent its occurance
altogether.
DrIeYg;. has e deaf and dumb man who
is skillfal 10 reading others rands as the
celebrated J. l.. Browo, Of New England
CASTOR, the Democratic candidate, just
elected governor Of Massachusetts i, 4on
ia law Of Laban s. Brecher, E>q., we'll
known 10 this ci,y.-Osikoyt No,H,res
ten.
A good natured wrestling match at Bald
in ia.t week came near having fatal
tcrmuaticn. Owing to one of thc Eartie,
having pistoi and losing his temper he
ebst at hi, opponent. Happily the shot dil
not t,ke feet.
The next Annual exhibition OF The D,h
kosh Poultry A-socjation will take place
during tie third week OF December.
A man by the name of Lar'ch, living in
LoNen, Dodge County shot himsef the
ether day brcause his wife would not get
breakfast for him.
julia Casey, maid servant of l.. G.
Lapham, # E,khoru, burned herself severe
Iy ON TuesGay morning IL attempting to
lift gri1de from the stove. Her apron
caught fire and before the fl ,mes could be
,xtiuguished considerable OF her beauty had
sI.lurteJ uey,r to return.
The new county of Lincoln, IN the ncr;h
grn part nf lhi, It .tc, Of wh ch jenny i,
sac equity sc-t, Vas i,ani4e4 receIt.Y By
the eIcctIon of the iolloHin. otticer-: tlerk
} Space; treasurer-fAom ts T. NJ .t.n ~;
Icsi,t OF .lueds-Y. Il. Wharl; sgprr.u
tcnacnt- David Fiun; surytyor--D A.
kuur
Ja,trs Larson, German about - year
{ agc, aca,,!.ut.ily shut h,m,e!', near kica
. ..,...' NIT = i,r.,.,, H. a, -, E.,.. .,...f
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A. "
trEsEi. or WISCONSIN -T.2.5tysvac
> ,G.a-g s-asCT-ga LIIsEs.

= a = - =
> G,ua-3 s-astl-ga Iutsss.
Ia lie l...t,er oi He II pie ton Of Rie,.-
"ri Aius ."t-z ~. "a ~. .soi.i;mtut If com
H4.,s.OIris 90 ,-i!al ta tho due Of hands L.
E'E H. tie Nii.n. u.ce Lake SL,!e and
western t'..if".i on1 Any for ihe uses AMI
pm "=cz Il - '.s-.....-i
Ia TIE N"~-aH,e / l!s >A-re 4ne Dges,e.a
Hai'goad Coul
Take No.ire ,iiat on tie 81 day IF Navem-
bcr \. ID 1914, N The u.hc- OF ruc clerk OF
.he ,ircuy Court iof MauIroYrc ctuury wa.
i ct Ihv petltIun ui liIchari klingbouz Of The
,lty Il Aitnlt-wrC IN sad county aud state
pro- lng i"r M 'p!"Iujment 10y said court
Of rhr"c J'sllterrsscd and competent free
ho.dcr, VII" reid IN sad county to view
AMI examine the lalsds and p.emi>cE Of the
petitioner therein after described and the
huIidln.g ami improvements if any thereon
t.ken and required by the Milwaukee Lake
Shore ana Western iqilroad Company for
the uses and p4rpOses OF said comEtny and
to estimate the value thereof, and all the
damages which the said petitioner may have
/ sustained OF shall hereafter sustain By rea-
son of the taking ot the same as aforesaid.
The lapd - taken for righ, of way is
strip belt or piece cf land not exceeding one
hundred feet III width or fl Y feet on each
side Oi the center OF the road of saId c0mpa-
ny running through the following described
lots or parcels OF land of sa d petitioner to
vii: Lots No. sixteen l6) seventeen (l7)
eighteen { 49, nineteen 81 and twenty (20l
i'll Block No. Two hundred ahd one tlOIl
and Lots 90. seventeen (l7l eighteen (ISl
tweuty-one Az and twenty-five (22) in
Block No. two hundred and two (2U2) wing
and being situated in the city of Mauitowoc
| III said county and state according to the
recorded plot Of said city commencing 2 on the
west side OF said block No two hundred and
/ one t2nl), anI evien9;ng III "a slightly south
easteriy direction through said lots to the
east side of said Block No. two hundred and
two, (ZU2) the mere particular location
! thereof being shown by map of the route Of
SAID railroad through the lots Of petitioner.
/ annexed to saId petition so Gu file, and made
part OF the same, and by The maps and
/ platts OF sal company on tile in their office.
/ And tai futther notice that said petition
( for The appointment Of said commissioners as
aforesaid vii! be presented and application
made for the appointment of sail cGmml.-
slOners for the purposes aforesaid 10 the cir
cult court of ManIton oc county at the next
general term thereof to b. held at the Court
! House in the ely OF ManijUwoc i'll said
cUu. ty and state. On the 2nd Tuesday being
the o,h day Of December A. b. 1874 at the
| opening OF the court IN that day as soon
| thereafter as counsel can be heard.
! Dated Manitowoc November cad 1874
RICHARD j. LINGuDLlZ.
WHITE F0REST, Attorneys TOR Petitioner,
/ NauItuwoc Wis.
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Fashionable Tsilor. uas removes TO Rafals 81 y
Uoois West OF RanA's Store. Al work ";
can.eJ Well done AMI TO IT. Il sJ-ly
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Sale OF Forfeited Kartgagci Lands.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Office Of Commissioner ofSchools
aad University Lands


aad University Lands
MADISON. Wis, Sept 2ith, 1874.
State of Wisconsin, Dane county
The following described lands n Nani;nwoc
county having been forfeited by re son Of the
uonpayseDt of interest upuu loans granted
the. con: Notice IS hereby given that the
same viii be offered at public auction and
sold to the highest bidder, ut the office Of the
Secretary of State, at the Capitol, in Mails
on, on the 10Th day of December, \. u. 1874
unless sooner redeemed sccoriins to law
Said sale to commence at 8 O'Clock a. Nj.
and continue fro1> day TO day until al of
such lands Shall have been 50 offered.
The minimum price at which such lands
will be offered Will be the amount named op-
poste each tract (uneeg the heading Total
amount due State, which lncluies the
amount Of loan; the interest to the first d1y
Of January, A. b. 1878, three per cent. dam
ages, the taxes which have been returned
against such lands, aql the cost Of adver-
Using the same
Said lands will be sol; subject to all taxes
which may. at the time OF sale, be due there
on. Other conditions Of sale vii! be an
nouncei by the Commissioners at the open
ing OF the sale.
DESCRIPTION.
George. Ludwig Lot No. 8 in Block No.
232 IN the village Of Mnnitowoc, Amount
due. S3GU Oe, Amount of interest. S2l 90;
Amount of Penalty. $500; Amount Of
taxes S52Tl; Amount Of interest penalty.
taxes and advertising, S97.3l; Total amount
due state. 391 81, \ ears lor which inter
est is due, 1874.
PETER DOYLE,
8il 9w FEHDIxASp ku2uv,
A SCoTT SLOAN,
OF Srb8nF and mn. ry.fg i0DY,
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J.. J. Sh-iLLEY,


, : - - II 4 lLLl.
Attorney -a,-LaN. Oaice 90 Eispth S.. South sile
over kr-mer Bros storg. UeTmsn spoken - IL
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BY virtue Of an execution issued cut or
and under the sea. of the Circuit Of Mluito-
voc County WISCONSIN upon Il judgment rem
dered in >aif court and count, on the olth
day Of April 4. b. 1871. ia favor of Gottlelb
Schneider Plaintiff, AID against Martin VOL
lenberg and Amelia WollcHbere, his wife
Defendtnts. | haye levied upon all the
right tile aLd interest which said Defendants
had Of in aud to the following described
properly which they had prior TO the convey
aIce Of saId .and nal by said Defend Int-
OF the .th day Of Mareh 4 d. 1874 to one
Wiililm Wolienberg to-wit: The West half
of the Northwest quarter. CT Section No
tS eiIe li2j Township Ne nineteen (I9)
North OF Range No. twenty tao t22l East
situated and oeiul in the Country Of Manito-
voc and State of Wisconsin Which said
prof erty | viii sci! a. public agcIlon 10 the
highest bidder II my Office in the Cour;
House in the city of Man.toSsc Wisconsin on
the 18th d-y OF December ! d 1874 Al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said d,y,
Dated sherifs offcs This aett ,.ay of 0eto,
Der 1874.
d. D. SMART, Sheriff;
I S+5-3W Manitowoo County
GREY i NASH Pl4;ntiEs Attorney,
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kN PRDBACE-D -DanitOwOc CountS

= Court.
In the matter Of tue estate Of Join Bruss
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of WI
linn Bruss administrator setting forth the
amount Of personal estate that has come TO
his hands and the disposition thereof, the
amount Uf debts outstanding against said te-
ce sed aud description of the real estate
inventoriel rs beloLging 20 sal estate, and
The condlticn AMI value or the same, and
praylng til 1t license be to him granted to
,sIl the interest of said deceased il and to
Sain real estate. And it appearing by said
Petition that there Is not sufficient personal
estate in tho hands of said administration
TO pay said debts and that II is necessary in
order to pay tbs same to sell ali Of said real
estate
1t : therefore ordered that all persons in
tcrested in said estate appear before the
Judge of this count, on the 23d day OF
November A. D. 1874, at 10 &C eek A. NJ.
al the Office of tie County Judge OF Mauito-
voc county in the city of Manitowoc in said
county then and here to show cause (if any
they have. why license should uUt be gran
ted 20 sid administration 10 sell sud real
estate according 10 The prayer Of sail pe:i-
ton.
Aud it is further ordered that n copy Of
this order shall be published for four sue
ccssiyc weeks pr.o. tc sal! day Of hearing IN
the Manitowoc PILOT Il weekly newspaper
published At MInitowoc in said county and
personally served en- loos,li. Brus> guardian
Of the minors OF said IL inor heirs of sad DE-
ceased at least fourteen days before the said
day Of hearing.
rated October 81 1874.
BY the Court.
r. q. OLMSTED.
SiI-!w County judge.
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Attorneys at L.. Oac. on Elshth.st South
Siie, opposite SciG tte's iore- I3 tU-l '
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Horace Grccley'S Grave.

From Tie Ne York sun
On the crest of Locust Hill in Green
wstd cemetery is the. grave Of Horace
Greely, still unmarked, aud apparently un-
CARED for. There is no mound OYER it, the
line betu eea the new laid sod and the old
only Distinguishing 1t from the rest Of the
hill An IRON park stool has been placed
at the foot ot the grave, and small
Fourth Of July dag and the old cane of the
great edItcf a.s by it. Al the head of the
grave are the remains of aiihared & pral Of
terings and another faded aig. Inc spot
l, difficult TO fui, dnd the only Information
the la5orerS can give is that Mr.. Greeley :
grave is over by the fountain someu here
II tie trifes that mark it were removed,
the exact spot OF the grave would soon be
come obliserated. Just beyond where a
iouns.in plays is the splendid solid monu-
mect oyer the grave OF 5. +. b. Morse
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How the PresiGeEt's Daughter Goi
Another present,

s am reminded If joke that Was plageI
On a poor nan when Nellie Grant Was mar
ried. lie happened in Washington about
that time for some matters OF ptrs 5nal. il
terest. A was wrote = paragraph for one
of the papers 3aa. this gallant gentlemen
Ind travelled TO Washington FOR tue pGr-
pose of maxim. magnificent bridal present
Of fan to Miss Ne,..e. 4 lengthy descrip-
ton was given of the n, aud, as the writer
Lad a brilliant imagination, there was no
limit to the costhness of the pearl frame,
exquisite paintings point lace cover, and
sticks resp.epdest with fawonds, and mon
ogram of the same precious gems. The
poor man was thus placed in a most en-
barrassins position Of course, as snch
notoriety MAS given to his ofering, there
was no alternative left him but 10 procure
a fan as nearly resem bling the description
as it was possible to find. But oh. what
an lnroad was made en- his faances by the
fan he purchased.
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WASHINGTON.
Assembling OF the aPpropriatfNn
Committees New Form OF Govern.
meur for the District. - 1he Next
Congress Claimed for Hard H0nej.

WAzaINGIox, NOV l0--1t was expected
.he house cornmittee un apfr"pria t'"Hs :
yuuIi hold "A meeting 20 gay, 10 C mmence
the work of trepa.ing the ,esalar approi.riA-
ton biIl.. in advance of the >emhiing ot
congress. but no quorum vas present. Car
field, Starkw Gather and O'Neili, are now
here, and Wheeler, u New tnrk, an
/ Hale, OF Maine, will arrive to night be
maiority of the committee will uuduubted-
~ be all here this we 4. when estimates Of
the various department, will be distribrred
TO individual members, WHO will proceed to
prepare bills.
The senate committee on ap, rorriatIons
will assemble lere ,he IOih, wiki Il view to
laying out their work, aud making detailed
examinations Of the various features Uf the
evil service, so a. 10 be repaired to act
promptly upon the annual #ppropr a'ion
ills a. soon Il they are received from the
house. Senator M,rrIl, of Name, chair
man of this committee, arrived last night,
and has taken quarters for the wilter.
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT
lie will devote mach time betv cen now
and the end of the month 10 tue work ct
completing draft Of a new form Of gnvern-
ment for the District Of Columbia. The
main fea,ures haze Leen already agy2ad
upon by the special committee aPppin,cd
last session for that purpose, consisting Of
h.rase. and Senator Ii.mil on, of MARYLAND,
and Representatives Il. Il. lIoar Of Mass,
chgsetts, an Mitchell oil " i,cousn The
report Of tins Committee. whIcn ~, ~ also by
direction of congress treat gf the true reia
tions Gs the District OF ColuGIbii to ,he
Federal goTarnment, "iil b- presented at
the opening cf TIE session. Il ls Lsilegei
the committee will recommend placing the
aff.rs Of The district iu charg. of the com
misslonrrs with strictly defr=l powers and
carefully guarIel responsibility far the va
rious local departments winch they ars to
SUPERVISE
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Milk Under the yiIcroscopc.

An exchange says: The number and
appearance of the gl0bules, when vieweI
WIKI t"e microscope, di>glu.u.s h the y-rIpu.
qualities o. mix IL sweet niis they are
numerous ami crowded together; bg the
gathering OF these butter gIohule~ together
cream Is formed ON the surface U. the milk
After butter las bsen made from The milk
u certa u amount ot tn" butter ciooaIes still
remains IN it. Buu,,ing,u,t'- experiments
show that one t0lrtI part OF the entire
amount OF butter remains in the butter
2itik. Sk'm milk eont,ins less butter than
bgstermilk ; the latter is therefore often
adulterated with the former, but this ud
mixture of skim milk may often b, dstec:
ed with microsc pc. A good cream con
| tains g. to 40 pcr cent. Of lu:ter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-12
IN PROBATE naaitoEcc County


In tue matter cf the estate Of Catherine
Schuda deceased
ON ttading and fling TIE petition of Jo-
seph Schuia OF Newton Manitowoc Co. rec
resen';ng among other things that Catherine
Schuda late of Newton MAuitOwoc Co. on
the lst day OF October A d. 1874 at Newton
in said Co, died intestate leaving goods.
chatteis and estate within this State AMI
county and that the saii petitioner is the
Husband of said deceased, and praying that
administration of said estate be to him gram
ted 1t Is ordered that said silticn be heard
b, fore the Judge of this court on Mondi Y
the 10Th day ui November A. d. 1871, at 10
A NJ, at my ofbce III said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to The lei-s Of said decea scd. and to
all persons interested, by Publishing copy
cf this order Tor three successive weeks I'rivr
10 said day OF hearing, in the ManiIhwpc
PiLoT weekly newspaper published at
Manitowoc 4n said county.
Dated Mani,owoc the 2.d day of October
A l., 1874.
T G. OLMLTED
S45 3w County Judge.