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Entertaining and Benevolent

The members of the German Ladies So
clety have, for some time past, been making
the necessary arrangements for giving a
public exhibition that will eclipse anything
heretofore produced, or brought out by
home talent and on the evening of April
9th, they hope to see Turner Hall filed to
its utmost capacity by the citizens of our
city, who may be fully assured of pleasant
time on that occa sion. 1t may add some
what to the enjoyment of many to know
that the small admission fee which they
gay is not to be pocketed by set of no.
madic vag.honds, who come here with some
petty p-etense of performance, and after
getting all the money they can, wander off to
some other city only togo through same
quilting process again, but that every cent
paid 10 at the door will go towards relieving
the dire distress OF the poor RICH. here in
our midst.
From the known ability of those who are
to participate in this exhibition we feel
warranted in promising rich treat to all
those who are in attendance.
The evenings entertainment is to con-
sst of Tdblea.r Tirants, Recitations and
Dramatic performances. The following is
the programme:
OUerture-By Prof. Bie,ing's Band
Tableau-Philirine and her two sons be-
fore Emperor Ferdinand /, at Prague
1881.
TajisG4-The Gipsys repose in the ruins
of an old castle.
Song, (solo)-Miss Lena Bach.
Die EUersuechtigen .jealous)-A German
comedy in one act by Roderich Benedix.
| Declamat,on-Leonia Bach.
Song, (,cio) Miss r. Haverland.
4 Kiss in the DaIk--A comedy in one act,
! by John Baldwin Blackstone.
/ Song, Terzef Miss Lena Bach, Miss
Gertie Sibree and F. lIeineman.
/ Tableau-The Merry Wives Of Windsor.
! Tableau,-An episode in American his
tory-The Marriage of Pocahontus-
April 1913.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
Radical Attempt to Hide their Enor.
nous Expenditures.

The City Charter provides fer publishing
the expenditures Of the out going city Of
hcials before election, each Spring. They
have complied 10 part the city Treas
urer's report came out in tho Sem .SickIy
Tribune yesterday, showing the expenses
OF our city government to reach the enor-
nous sum Of s57 ,263,09 On the tenth day o.
March last, or about ten iollars for each
man, woman and child in our city.
This Is their mildest report 90 they re-
serve the City Clerks report which must
set forth each particular item for which the
peoples money has been squat dered, until
Saturday, or perhaps until the very day Of
election, that the dear people may not have
time 10 look the accounts over 10 see who
has captured this gross amount Of money,
and that they may not be exposed in their
Wholesale stealing before the new elected
comes off. IL will be seen that they claim
to have about 81, 900 more of the peoples
moLey On hand wherewith to pay the in
terest on the Western K. r. bonds and
such other outstanding debts as they may
or may not have paid since the 10th OF
March last. This will bring our city ex
penses up to about (sl3.) Thirteen dollars
for each man woman and child in our city.
How they can have the check to ask
people to vote the radical ticket upon such
a showing Of city expenditures is hey
OR understanding.
Such is Radical Rule, however, in our
city. Squelch it on Tuesday next or for
ever after hold your peace.
lave Won yafed2
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The Milwaukee Monthly.

Oar sprightly Western magazine cen
tains as usual a number of entertaining
stories, well spiced with other coed reading
and ID addition an excellent plan for d
Modern Home with an itemzed estimate Of
cost Of building This is the first Of "a
series of plans tor houses widely differing
in style and suited to different tastes AID
localities. The articles on the toilet are
continued, and the ladies will find the one
IN this humber even more interesting and
valuable than the two preceding ones, a. it
is running over with sensible suggestions
and valuable receipts for removing tau,
preventing wrinkles aai otherwise keeping
the feminine face Il % thing of beauty and
Joy forever" A finely illustrated and
practical fashion article is feature of eve
ry number, and the articles Oh fashionable,
tasteful and in expensive house furnishing,
to be commenced shortly, wiI ts another va
liable addition to this progresslTs Monthly
Its leading article is always beautifully H.
lustrated, interesting and instructive. Next
month it will be unusually 50, us it will pic
ture Puget Sound and the country around
An agent is wanted in this piece. Send
81 for years subscription, or so stamps
fer a specimen COPY. Address T. J.
Gilmore, Box 304, Milwaukee, Wis.
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Have you voted
Sauce for the Goose.

Let the Reformers attend their respec.
tive Ward Caucuses this evening and nomi
nate their very best men, and if they DC
not serve let the Veterans of the late un-
pleasantness mark them for their pretended
consistency, as they were also wiiiiag that
we should serve in the cruel war, re-
gardless Of the glory attainable, By getting
ali the symetry mashed out of our beauti-
full forms by rebel bullets. Sauce for the
goose should be made palatable for the
business ganders of our city. They can
and must serve the people or desist from
swearing down their taxes, thereby adding
to those Of the laborng man.
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The City Convention

The City Committee Of the Reform Party
have called city convention 70 convene
at the Williams House to-norow, Friday
evening at IL o'clock, for the nomination.
of Mayor and other city officers for the en-
SUNG years.
Let each and every man. in thi, city, de-
sirous OF Reform put in an appearance at
the primary Ward Caucuses this evening,
in the Several Wards, to see that none but
earnest, straight forward men get into the
cit. convention to be held on Friday eve
ming.
The attendance CT these meetings, In the
several Ward, constitute, however, the
most important duty Of each citizen;
as on these meetings depend the future veal
or woe of city. If We cannot send a
better class of Aldermen to OR city Coun-
ellis, the much needed reforms which the
electors of our city demand need no, be
expected
Violence has ever been the price Of
liberty, yet, under RADICAL MIsRULE in
this city greater danger has grown Up.
The laboring man collects his household
goods together and sits down TO smoke his
pipe in peace supposing thar the exemption
laws of the State will cover all his earthly
possessions, when the tax gatherer with q
brigade of street contractors as aid de-camps
knock for admission, and snatchcs off the
sacred covering (tEe exemption law and
divide his effects even to the last shingI. on
his re of and then passes on 20 the next house
shouting rally round the Flag boys rally
once again" leaving the poor ID with the
reflection that lie is at least loyal though
he be homeless. This sort of process is
said to have caused the Radicals TO origi-
nate their claim of being the party of great
m oral IDEAS
We have an abundance of the right kind
Of ability in our Reform ranks, which can
be called into service, if the tax paying
business men of our city come out to the
Ward Caucusss tonight, and zee that good
business men are nominated. None should
refuse TO serve as Aldermen or other ward
officers. With such ward nominations
a city ticket can be put i'll the field that will
command the respect and confidence of the
people Of this city and give two hundred
majority for Reform; and there is no doubt
that We could carry every ward in this
hitherto Radical city.
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A'ar. Wait. vor DAILY al o'c.0cs .. m. AM
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80 orb p, m rsITst Z NaHit1woc at : O'clock
T-s-v eeE'y To CnHto7 L.ay.. Mantle.
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DoNAro. The second performance Of
the one legged Song and dance artist, Sig
nor A. Donate on Saturday night last was
if ANYTHING better received than the first.
The audiance was much more numerous
than on the former occasion, ard was large
ly patronized by our english speaking cisi-
Gems
The Instrumental piece so finely e1ecu,
ted by Miss hostomlatsk7 on the Guitar
and Mrs Mika and Prof. Hess on the
Either, was much admired and heartily
applauied.
The Tableau representing the praying
women of Ohio in the Temperance move
ment, was the best impromptu affair we
ever have seen, considering the time they
had to get it up in.
Mr.. Donate has promised his many
admirers to give them smother performance
in July next.
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President Villas, Of the Lake Shore aud
Western Railway, left our city on Monday
last for New York, being called there by a
telegram, to make arrangement for an early
start this Spring in the work Of extending
our railway lines.
Mr.. Cyrus Whi.comb, ofMilwankea, one
Of the honored and early pioneers Of this
( County, was in town yesterday.
! Capt Mcintosh is 10 town, and will be
able TO get the Steamer Sheboygan out
sometime next week, he thinks. 1t is
I intlmated that the Steamer will run on the
/ Michigan Shore this season.
| Mr.. J NJ Dascombe of the Steamer
Sheboygan exhibited to It's his trained Cub
! Bear the other day. 1t showed the hes: Of
of training, but very vicious temper. When
ssroked down by Mr.. Dascombe however it
to be descendant Of the Bc0 short by Mr.
/ T. c. Shove Of this city, on his farm at the
Raoils last Summer.
Admiral Porter Is wing very sick, at his
resi- leuce in " ashington, and there is very
little hope Of his recovery. BY an act of
Congress the Office of A lmiral ceases with
the death Of Porter.
The remai"s of DR.. Livingston, the cele
b,ated African explorer, hare reached Suez
on their way to England. The DR.. died
far in the interior of Africa, shortly after
having started for the coast OF his way
home. The next Gay after his death, his
ntestres were taken cut, and the body
filed with salt and then dried in the sur
for twelve days. b. dispatch from Suez,
the body is reported to be in u very good
state of preservation. All Of his maps and
papers were put into the hands Of the Con
sui at Zanzihcr, who has had them careful
" sealed up and started on their way to
England.
The election Of Senator, in Massachu
sets, to fiji the urexpired term Of the late
Charles Sumner, seems TO be no easy mat
ter Dawes and Hoar, whose prospect. at
the first were the most promising of aDv
of the aspirants, now have given up all
hopes Of an election, as It is evifan. from
present Indications that new man must
be selected, on whom a majority of the
voters may be united, before an election
can take place.
Miss lla Sweet, daughter OF Gen. Sweet,
who recently died at Washington, has been
appointed to the Pension Agency of Chica-
go. Her Father held the same position fer
number of years previous to his taking up
his residence in Washington, and during
that time Miss Ida was his assistant. She
is thoroughly familiar with all the duties
of the Office, which is said TO be worth al
least $4,000 Ter year, and will doubtless
make Il popular and efficient agent. She
has already won many tlattering notices
from the Chicago papers, for her ability in
that direction.
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FIRE AT EAroy. The saw mill of John
son & Son in lie town of Eaton, in this
county, was totally destroyed by fire, on
Tuesday evening March 3lst. The mill
had been running al day, as usual, aud at
the time of the breaking out of the FIRE the
men had all gone to their suppers. The loss
is estimated to be from seven to eight thou
sand, dollars and we understand there vas
no insurance, whatever, upon the property.
These gentlemen have about million and
a half feet CT logs on hand, and they will
probably rebuild az soon as possible.
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A BOHEMIAN Bacchanal, who hal been i'm
billing rather too freely On Sunday morning.
became somewhat belligerent towards his
wife. driving her out Of doors with an ak,
and then attempt to set the house on fire ;
but officer Becker happening around at the
time, pursuaded him TO make short visit
to the Court House.
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J. ". BARNES who is now n New York
buying new spling stock, has just sent
by express large lot of Ribbons, in al
shades and qualities. The lot comprises
about 600 pieces the largest quantity ever
brought ut one tine to this town. As they
have been bought far below their value
j. W. Barnes g. Cos, have decided to offer
them all at % cent a yard
Many of them usually retail for slO0
yard. We advise. tie Ladies to call an
j. W. Barnes & Co., and inspect these
ribbons and we are sure they Will buy
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Notice

D7ss Lnisrsignei having This iny formed
l. "a partnership with Henry NaHilik
"A Henry Nu'holani, IT, under the name
a. Y iitrns1 < g., % eontinas the bnsi-
ress III ali Jr pchs., At the old stand,
would hcreuy give notice te nj! concerned
that ali accounts AMI debts cf any nature
~batever due the late frsas of Villas s Barnes,
.ri } " Barnes, previous 70 thi, date,
,anst tie .e.t3e a.; soon and that J w Barues,
vii; p.y a. claims against the said firms
pa;e ri NAEi.s1yc, Nis. this 18th day
q AaYla 1914 ia ~ J. Y BARxss
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70 C0NSUMPTIyES,

5ae advertiser, having been permanently
c-rei ef that dread disease, Consumption,
II .inrie remedy Is anxious TO make
known II his fellow suffers the means OF
cure To al who desire il, he will send =
cory y the prescription used, free OF
e'srrt8. With the directions for preparir z
,nfusiEg The same, which they will End
= -tkk t1GE FER Cuysv~PTIos. ASTHMA
EEo>rslrIs, Sc. Parties wishing the
,scri2'.on ell please address.
Ecs. + ! WILSON.
~. psal S. williamsburg, New York
1861
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Tie circulation OF tae flood is tae lie OF the
bofg. and its sjoopl=e is death. We are heaith'
~hen the blood circulates freely; sHy interruption
preysr ling its Tree course il tie CONNIE eht
of disease. Blood Is the HE o. tGs hesn. IAN
expect 10 enjoy good heaitii, when PAD or cor
rupt h1nors circulate with tae oioot. causing uas
AMI Giseas>; snd these tusors oeius depo-fteu
throughout tss sntirs body JrUduce pImples. erup-
tiuus ulcers. indlsss'io ion. co~iIve1ess. hsadac-e
neuralgia. rheGr.a. is n, AMI numerous or Con-
pants No di-azse tan in TIE ooiy slth"Ci
irs. b~isF generated in the blood; aad TO .fase
can pcssibls be IN the BODY. il the ecod Is pure.
Ii - of great importance 10 know what medicine
III purify and renov sts the blood. ERADICATE =
( disease. renew vitality. ms ntIiy and t1s>lc-ts
and ia.t,l res ri-or into all the vttl inhrii Is
! OF me bo,ly This ne aiciBe il toe NEGETINE,
Vie great iI0e1-plTlfer-
II extep is its influence into every part OF the
human organism .c-r1mercinz with rs toand2iioHi
correcting diseased action. and rrrt.rriaE VIA
powers creating i healthy iornaiion an DurlhcA-
lion OF the blood, driving out disease anu leaving
NatGre to Uerforn / s a.Io; ted tzss-
/ SEGRfINR - conp,sei OF Roots, Banks az
Herss. il ssery pleasant 20 take: every ehiId
Us.,p, cold BY ~ ars.yls.e. slS So
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ThE Winter term at the High SchooI
closes this week. tIcarlg the whole of the
last two weeks were taken up il ezamina
tons. aui ne understand that quite hum
Der axe to be promoted at the beginning Of
heIt term, having earned by hard study
and good conduct a place in the Higher
Department
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FAMINE MACHINERY. We call the
attention of our readers to the new adyer-
tisement of Mr. Ed. Conway and Bro. which
may be found in another column of this
issue. These gentlemen keep constantly on
hand 4 large supply, of farming tools and
implements, at their ware house on Buffalo
st. They are also agents for a number Of
first class reapers and mowers of which they
have the exclusive sale in this county.
Farmers will find it to their interests to
give these gentlemen a call and learn their
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
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ST. = .lat eeugh, with '..Woleots's Con-
s-mp;.l7 Cqre The best remedy In the
N,rli is- coughs and consumption. II
ssal, liberated Threats end tonsls, Sore
ras. 4 the che.t and lungs Wolcott's
P-in 7. Z. removes every class Of Fam by
: .s,rou... Outward application Of Pain
Paint ,se' the parts affected. Woleott' 5
frrihiia.Jr cures Catarrh. These three
or,qf rcla1 iirs are Tor Sale Mt the Drug
s.-s 4 Sesa,s. yscoa, Bnerstatte, sno
Ii. uln.er ! .aaa.f
1. s,a want NV SUIT o. c!o'hes, &c
hem Il A-am H.,str, - e45aeF Q. 9Th an'
tIsnAAn streets
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WE have recently engaged ole Of the
best Job men 10 The State, and auTone
wishing Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Cards or
job printing of any hind done, will do well to
call al the Office Of the PILoT and inspect
his work.
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A Source of Great Anxiety

Ny daughter las receive great benefit IRON t1e
use tEsETSE. Her declining GeaiiH was
source IL greIr ANXIETY ali OF Ler irtenGs. 4
;ew bottles Of tie NBGkTTSE restored her heat
stTenEtI aaG appetite. y. Ii. TiLbEN,
Insurai &c ard Real Estate AgeD', NJ. ~ Sears
Eu;t1iug. DoSTON SIass Time g. 1874
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FIR. Ar BEILLIoN.-We learn through
the Mail agent en- the Appleton rond that
the BARN of Mr. Ruffenthal, of Brillion,
was destroyed BY FIRE, day or two ago
There we're Several hundred bushels of
grain and number of tons Of hay IN tho
barn at the time of.the FIRE, which were en-
tirely consumed besides span of horses
and several head Of cattle and hogs that
were burned to death, before they could be
gotten out. We understand that the loss
amounts to over 81 500.
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OS Saturday as the .: Is train was round
Ing the curoe just south Of the depot, one
Of the freigh: cars, in some way got off
from the tack. But very little damage was
done, however, to the car and in short
time the train was ready to move On.
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We are informed by Mr.. I. Robinson,
Of the firm Of T. & j. Robinson, that they
will soon stock and start drug store in
kewauaeo. Mr. Roberts who has for some
time been in the employ of this firm, is to
have charge Of it, we understand.
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J.ScaUIrrHS Bro have recently gurchss-
ed their spring stock Of good', which are
now arriving, and promise to sell to their
customers anything in the line of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats b Caps ETC.. ETC., ct
their usual low prices, which Is OF itself n
sufficient guarantee that then prices are right
Everybody will admit that they have al
ways sold their goods at bottom figures, and
I, they intend TO 80 the snne IN the future.
SLEW JSsaJETTI i Bse,.
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The farmers in the southern part Of the
State are already busily engaged in putting
IN their spring crops, while 9TH US old
WINTER, still persists in scattering his snow
flax es upon the, yet, frozen ground.
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NEW AGENcY.-Adam Bleser has recent
ly received the appointment of local agent
Of the Victor Sewing Machine, and would
invite all who have any intention of getting
one of these indispensable household ar.
tices, to call and examine the work of this
machine before purchasing elsewhere.
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FrsrIvAL r.-Unmistakable sigcs
of the near approach Of Easter Sunday, the
great festival Sunday of the year, can be
seen in all quarters of our city. Trey
seem to be gathering together quietly,
sufhciency of all the good things of earth,
to .ustain them through Easter Scnday
and Monday, after the long days of Lent
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

4 GNTEMAN who suffered for year from
y Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful inGiscretion will, for the
sake OF suffering humanity, send free 10 all
who need it, the recipe and direction for
maxim z the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing To proht bv the
advertisers experience can do SO by address
ing in perfect confidence,
JOHN. Il. OGDEN, AZ Cedar st. New
York. l96-6mo
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C,- at,, a.-sb;D NntA ce.

TrTsE az .e-.ignsi have this day formed /,
Il re-rsrtnership uni1r the firm name Of
; v Barnes ( Co, for the purpose Of trsns-
sc:i-ya general nero lnis business.
III busi. eu viii be continued
d tie q = stand Il Tilae E Ra~-es, corner Q.
* aud s'h S's and the members ofthe
rev frn here hy strict integrity, and by
fair ani HER dealings with their customers
tene,u a continuance Ct the liberal patron
rge bestowed on TIE late firms Of Villas s
Barnes sri ! VI Barnes
b-:ca this l3ta day Of March. 1874
: ~ BARNES,
HEEHY MESDL1E.
iESRi MCLHOLLAYp Jr
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We saw several fine looking packages
lying in the streets yesterday and were
tempted to pick one of them up, but we
happened 10 see some roguioh looking boys
watching our movements, which reminded
us That it was tie lst Of April and concud
ed 10 rass Ly on tie other side.
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II. c. 3. REED, Seal M1ns-r.
stoss s-sh z.t Time Table

AEEi-LL Ivb rrr4RTrRE or GOODRICH e
tTEAMEEt
= Re .'ds---Aei steamers Eaqrouhc and She
hny.a viii lsSts every morning. tSuudaFs sJ
rsctstI 81 ~ O'clock. Ss;cr6als bo5t leaves al :
?. ,iny Fsrfh. SrturGaS's noat goes throG-a
&c Two -. $. kEu,Enss ard ahnspsa.
Doc .-ca5iU ssesnsrs 0cHnt0. st. Joseph.
e~c, az o!iuas-
Te'rg asu.5--f.-z -. every NoadaT, We,.ncsdITs
~ sat. fnaT at ab5n. e.
G-t-z sorts -i.e-Vtt svery Trsq1.y, Thursisr
I'D s.Ets-~r It iboG r. n
} ~. YoosBs, AGENT.
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TIE amendment passed By the State
Legislature last winter, to the law of 1867,
in regard toth- Swamp lands of Manitowoc
and and Calumet counties may be found in
another column.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-02

Lar PLlagss fcesh ground and con
stsatlr 90 hsai a. tho ManitoToc Plaate-
Mils, in The Orsa.si Mills wara house.
Farmers sho4li net less thc benefit of
gaoa ,leiyhing bus gel thei. supply OF part
before tad roads set in.
EOS II j. ScH.E Tfs Eso.