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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-10
GHrRCTfkS

<. Baniflcies Catholic Church. corner OF Mir
a'sshll streets. est bshed 1855 Row. J
& -sIer. Pastor Hours OF services: Eariy Mass II
I, Hleh D ass at 10 a. III. yespeIs at ~ ..
d Wees ly Mass al a. IN
Firf fGrBan kyIHgelicd Lutheran Church
q o. cor. o. Marshall aod Eigth s.s + ,establrsire
Atv y. H. Rnehi, pastor. saf,ice.I ~
"A. sGndas School service at Ii[ D m
is.AoaiSt Eci-eopal Church, Rev. j Layaue
&c II Fsact ing, l0i9 m. aud S D. m. every
at andy school o. m. PRAYER meet.
.naay, Iuesdy AMI Thursday evenings.
j. Presbyterian Church OF Manitoxo c organ.
lure 2Gta ISL Rev, c. b stevens pastor
~ Is ~ lnh O'Clock a. m. and at ~ D. IL.
s.''iay scnooi services at o'cIock =. IN.
= I'm : Episcopal Churcn. Joseph DeFore.t
.l service sunday Mornin rs at l0H O'Clock;
~aiH3S 4 - O'Clock. HOLY Communion FIRST
' eacli MONTH. Fri!Iy evening services,
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THE now schooner j. D. Thayer, built at
this place by Hanson & Scove for J. Bert
schJ, Of Sheboygrn, left our harbr last FIJI
day morning on her maiden trip for Milwau-
kee, where she arrived IN Sunday morning
= ELrnuIcLe
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MI 5 ALAN IS about to open lunch
rooms at t4e detot in THIS city, for the accom-
mediation Of travellers aEIit traig men. We
wish him any amoant of success,
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DIED

an the town of Eaton, SPIT 9Th, Robert En-
NETT Higgins, sOE Of Josiah ana Laura
liuggins. aged - years months and y
days he leaves large circle Of frienii and
relatives mourn his loss 81 e.
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C0-PARINERSHIP NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th
OF august 1874, l entered into c.,
partnership With my son, Herman Witt
mann, and that my business of manufactur.
ing -four barrels, s.avcs, and heading Will
hereafter be carried on uadec the firm
name of y. Whitman & Son.
cJO-gT Aduluh Whitman.
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The per centage payable at the time of
purchase VIII be fixed by the Commissioners
at the sale PETER DoyLE.
FERDINAND krFuN,
A. ScoTT SLoAS.
Commissioners Of School and Ua:versity Lards.
S376y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-10

WV. A. IIiLTsAs WIG f.r some weeks
past has been confined e the county jail
to await trial in the Circuit court Oh
charge Of adultery Was released Yesterday
on bail
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County Officers.

eaer!f F. L. smart
tlerA ot he Court. 4. Fleming
l..-i ster q Deeds john Franz
comfy Clerk, A 81, tfcter.
fantY Treasurer. e. Even
comm Judxe. I, G Osmstsd
GouHtt Surveyor. Jons O'ftra
S43l % - iOOls. Michael klrSaa
{ aIraan Doard or SuperyIsors. +. II m.er
-. ALta-IEy, ". j. Turner
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-10

}. Z. PLATr recently receiYei half car
load Of teas via the overland Route
direct from Japan, which were pick ID il the
latter part ofMay.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-10

SiE IA OFTEN ZEE REsgLT OF physical in-he7ith
and feeble stohacss. BARN. eEeS third of our
tlme the Trocess OF digestion continues. 40 be
dsspepiic i 70 lie aliseraale; oys ueD.la IS the
foundation Of levers an al the sliSssses oftne
blood, liver. skl N sai kIdnevs. Dysyepsia yiei.s
70 tie virtues df the vegetable ingredients IN fnas
great HlIliisr o the blood znd resle1e e. of sesI
DR. ALIKE \ TNEssE BI-TERs. 4w
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1T Gibson on the 9Th day Au gust, 1874, at
the residence Of and fy Chas W Chatter
ton. Esq. Mr., George l. Peck Of Mirenet-
te oconto County, to Miss Laura A. 0leson
Of Gibson Manltowoc county.
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UNDER Sheriff Pierce brought into town
last Friday morning criminal in irons,
mortally wounded, being obliged to shoot
him in order to make tie arrest His name
i. A. Hen Hawk
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-10

TIVE schooner Werschs1 came into port on
Monday heavily loade1 witty tinbers to b.
used in the extension Of our harbor piers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-10

Tue Two Rivers fishing tug brought quite
q number Of persons to this city last Sunday,
from that village, to attend the de1ica.icn Of
the Polish Catholic church.
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the Lon hon Ho,a1f has hsen trv,r. IN

The Lonl hon Hornet has been trying for
Some tune to discover tue reason Why
young men wear black hat bands on white
bats when they are not in mourning for
any friends or relations. II has nj length
arrived at The conclusion that thty are
w0iu il gucrnory Of theif lost brarg
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Retail Lumber Market
Celtaur Iinime nt.
OFFICE dF ThE MANIFowoC PILoT.
" .......... -.

n There Is no pain which the
Centaur Lniment viii not re
E leve,no swelling it viii not sac
L78 due. and no laMeuess which il
~ L3 will NOT cure. This : strong
a-fSY language, but it is true. It
:. has produced more cures Of
k-hITpoE rheumatism. neuralgia, lock
aw. palsy, sprains. swellings, clk"d-brea>ts.
scalds burns, salt-rl.eum,s ea~-ache, &c
upon the human FRANC. a,.d' Of s,rau-s,
than have all other pretended zen cfie5
tant, an ali healing pain re!Iever. Crippips
throw away their crutches. the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, ault
the wounded are healed without scar 1t
is no humbug. The recipe is published
tiCIe ever before sold. and it sells because it
does just what it prctends to>do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain, CT
swelling, deserve to sulfer if they viii not
use Centaur Llnimcut. More than 1000 Ger
tiicates of remarkable cures, including fro
zen limbs, chronic rheumatism. CONT, run
ming tumors, SC, have hecn received. We
vail send 4 clrcE Jar Containing certIticatee.
the receipe, We. gratis, TO any one request.
ing it. OGS GOtt.c Of tie ycllG,g wrappers
Centaur Eminent is worth one hun bred dol
lars for spawned or swetnicd horses and
mules; or for screw-worg in sheep Stock
Owners--thIs liniIaent Is worth your atteu-
ton NJ family should be without Centaur
Linmcnt. Sold by all druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles 81 60 j. b.
Rose s Co, SIS Broadway, New ork.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-10

INTERSTATE INDUSTRIAL ExPosIriex-.
he Interstate Industrial Exposition of
Chicago, will be open from lSeptrr,ber 9fh 10
oeiodrr l9ta, to the public from all paris of
the linton. Is being the greatest Exposition
Of The e5cltry this season. the Rail Roads
win Issue Excursion Tickets AT REDucKD
RAras, 10 aee3me1sosa,, al iesirorS Of visit
iAs -. grand Exposition.
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HORSE FOR SALE-A large horse. weight
ing over ] ECO pounds, perfectly SQUAD and
easily managed is offered for sac bf per-
son who no Longer has any use for a horse;
nd for this reason WISHES to DISPOSE of il.
For particulars enquire at this otnce s36-if
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-10

THE first crib fer the extension Of the lar.
Dor PIERS was sunk yesterday afternoon
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TIE school census Of the I irst School Dist
OF tie city AID tovn of Manitovoc has lately
been completed BY Mr.. Homer Hill AMI the
result We give below This district is c,mprts-
ed of The 2ni AMI 18th wards Of the city of
Maueowoc aud i portion Of The town Of Mani
tow,c.
The number of scholars ie .i,e district en-
titled to draw public money is Ass, of when
566 are males and TO females.
The plumber of scholars in the ditfsren,
divisiOnt Of the district are as follows
Town Of Msniiowoc.. .......,............a 90
City .. Msuaowoe 2Ht. ward. %
Cry Of ManiioSoc 18th ward. 49,. ,.,.... GA
Last year there weie 76I of the scholars
IN tie district who attended schco.. and the
total number of days Attendance c. these
76I seIosars Was 96,sl7!.
This ne consider an excellent showing for
a dGtrio, where the greater portion of the
inhabitants are foreigners, and 1t is evi-
dcnce OF the existence of lively interest IL
tie matter Of educaiior which We wis., might
be general throughout the state.
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THE people Of bih sides of tie river hav.

TIE pcopIe Of 9th SIDES OF tie river have
DO rne '" :.l z good deal IF patience the COM
pletion Of 5th street bridge. Not few how
ever, have been been quite Hppy of what they
knew about bn dyes; but now that the street
is again open people who haye been fretful
over the slow progress Of the york will be
willing to forget al about TIL matter The
material used aad the work ma aship certain
y have tie appearance Of being Of the first
quality The city Council will meet Tonight
TO consider its accordance
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-10

FoR sALs--one of the fnest business To-
cations III the city can row be obti inei
at nod rate terms. Enquire Of Franz Seidle.
S3J-u
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new BOARDING HOUSED

Capt. E. F. FIooi tas opeueda First Glass
private Boarding House, on Buffalo Street,
between sth and Main Streets, where he
offers board and lo3ging, or simply board,
at very reasonable terms. Fer rartienlar.
call at tie premises. s2l,f
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-10

CAsroRIA Is more than suhstl.nte for
Caster oil II i the only Sdf article IN
existence which will assifnilate the food reg
Mate the bowels enHe wiIti-eolie and pro-
3ace natural sleep. Ii eCata rs neither
minerals morphine or alcohol, and is pleas
ant 70 take. Children need not cry aud
moth ers may rest.
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or poIayp, the redi, Mobilier white

JUpGE POLAND, the [ redit Mobilier white
washer and the war horse of Boss Shepherd
IN HE raid on the press, utterly failed to get
reelected to Congress from his district, 10
Vermont, AT tle election which came Of last
HIS-
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MERCURY has been crawling up into If
rIneties again, during IL, past week.
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j. w. BARNES, of the firm of j. W
Barnes 4 &C., has just returned from New
York, where he has purchased enc of the
largest stock of goods ever brought to this
city.
Among some of the bargains he has
secured is a lot of Hamburg Eigings and
insertings, bought for less than tue cost to
import. These they propose to sell at
greatly reduced prices.
They have also received a nesc lot of all
SIX pIaid sash ribbons entirely new in
style, which they Offer for sale At prices
varying from Is to 30 cents; also Job
lot of Ladies, Children and Gents Hose
which they will sell at prices far below any
other house in the city.
They offer lot of Handkerchlefs at
Wholesale prices. They are uow receiving
by rail-, from New York, fine lot of new
dress goods, .ncluding Eongees in the latest
shades, sumo beautiful Plaids, Bri .Iian teens,
pure mohair a lpacas, GashinIcres, etc. An
these have been bought cheap aai will BE
sold at the very lowest prices.
Don't fail to give t-eh a call jon want
to get the value of your money.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

GtT your letter Heads, Bill Heads,
>tat!neHts, Cards and other job printing
done at the PILc- Office.
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Brr very little wheat has come to market
as yet owing TO the low price that has been
offered for it. At present however there is
an upward tendency in tie grain trade and
business among shippers is beginning to liven
up considerably, and the prospects now are
that fair price will be paid for wheat and
other grains before the close Of navigation
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L!FTY new cars have recently. been pur-
chased for the Lake Shore road.
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SALOON SUPPLIES
NnnsiprfuIi

The cures effected by Ir. Noleott's
Celebrated IRcrpedifs. are simply yonder-
fol, Those suffering from Coughs, Ca
tarrh, and Pain should try them. They
are sure cure. They have recently been
placed By the agent for this county in all
the leading Drug Stores Of this city, ex-
ceptT g. J. Robinson's, having been in
PRODUCED her. at the urgent reaaest Of
hose who know their value.
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DEDICATION.
The 1iItic Church on the Hill Com
pkctcd dad C0nscCratcd

GA the southern confines of our city is
little community of P)anders that hu.
increased IN numbers and wealth from year
to year until some OF the chief men among
them concluded that they needed and
we've able to haze church Of their own,
IN which they could have the gospel preach
ed to thel.. 10 their own Ian 5uaSe; and the
cozy, comfortable CATHOLIC church which
was dedicated on Sunday last, i. the
result Of theiy united and earn-st efforts in
TINT direction. Not satisfied xith merely
church in which they miAht worship,
they have not spared moEey or pains to
make it attractive aud beautiful. Even
the solemn looking steeple which sur
mounts the edifce, and steadily points to-
ward the skies, has its bell, which, like
the mu.zzin's voice, will call 10 the people
morning, NOON apl night to coni- .hisi.er
and pray.
The a94catQry ceremonies, bo.h Of
the church and bell, were conducted
by lie Very Rev. Father Garttner,
Vicar General Of the Polish and Bohemian
churches of the United States, assisted by
. number of the Catholic Clergy from this
and adsoiping counties.
| The church and gateway leading TO it
were goFseoasly decorated with the choices
flowers of the season. pi.hlias of many
hues, woven INTO garlands, and hung unto
walls and pillars, greeted the eye ~ al
sides, CT embossed in the green arch which
oycrhung the gateway, seemed 70 smile
down upon the deyotce whose soct.teps
were tending churchman's.
The day was happy enc to al who
attended. The chanting Of the masses by
the priests in their clerical robiugs, the
plusic of the choir aud band, the floral
attractions, the sermons and the eerem0
MES, al tended to make the day one not
soon to Le forgotten.
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Lister List.

Thc folio wing is a list of letters remain
ne in the Post Othce Hl.ich have MOI been
NJ. " ''. 4
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TIE STA4g t4la.-Tuesday BastLe open
ing day of the State Fair at the Cold Spri.g
Course, Milwaukee. and at IL O'Clock of that
day there had been s3er 20 90 entries made,
fact which promises that the Fair this
year will be more til III usually successful
Visitors from all parts o. the state are
tiocking to Milwaukee and the hotels are al
ready crowded
Quite large number Of our citizens arc in
tending TO visit the Fair this year; and thanks
are due the officials Of the Lake Shore rail
road for the liberal REDUCTIONS they have
made III the fares Of those who attend
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THERE is no new developments in the
BcecLerTiton business during the past
week, strange as it may seem. The Mount
fesuvius party of Woodruff, l ilton and Moul-
ton having failed on their promised eruption
no earthquake need be apprehenled.
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REIIgI!NN, OYER 2 PER fEAf.

HnEiug bought in New York, n great stock
Of WALL PAPER at very low rates | cnn
now appear before the public with - larger
selection than EYER before and ut rates lhore
than twenty-five PER CENT less than
former Lr-res | uEer
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all OF Sz4.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
, 1874-04-04

nm n''' T.; auan;,arv J '.s ma wont vor eor,, ho,
WI, !" - i"anaa'S' apa ""h' 70" 6hon,n ne!P
mo ont. 9o1i Heo, aomo OF my nolghbors bolong
to tho Grange and want mo to join. BY sond-
inn orF tn A f1istnnco thnv anv thav oot cvorv.
thir, +,,ov trant ,.ro,t Io.1 ehaa 49,, ,,a -,
soae' 10y "a.s soas w.. ol'apo1 ahu, oy
so1ahs OH o'ofy'n.h8 1noy nave 10 sell 10 who're
there aro plenty OF buyers. they got groat deal
l ronlly suppose It Ia no, for can do much
,atto. t., ,,o,,. H., to,n,, ~ M.ao,,,,s IT,. 49,.
uos'ot III Sott Wy .o"" VI m"oo'ap e,lsn c''n
etoso oy mono pus am m ola Honry Clay
Whtg, and bolovo In protoction-the American
systom VIC cnllod 1t forty years ago aud wnut
to bo consiatont. md toli them lint TINT IL raj
,i.,,t -. .,..',,a ,,xota,t 49,.
i4sn' W, W. nhuu'u plo.oas uur Aolno,'nu"7'ty
and build It up mike homo-markot; Ind
then, when our home-manufactnrors aud me-
work "a ctnnn ma tho It bio conccr,an ao NJ tho
T.at a,a .,a,. H. III, ,...,, ~ s..o
nmr am oy ~ no ts s.a sl WI. pn.a W
J;Foro,,n L., ~ ~, paa1 c'sn aou any
n,,o "A ~ KIN i,n - nm E""J iiona
,. w ~ u rs ugo 1,i!.oS, anu 9uou ucs 4lo we
.'asn. ~ WI lal,oa 5no Iaslu at onco ailf1 b1y
Gut T.. @ ,.'ua iv4 ~ 5a @oa o'ir sugar anu aais
~ 1. ~, Mos. am1os ls.a onu ilon atu stuel N
Wtor !. n yon know. Mr. Edsor, now they used to
unoi. 'no a ooult.ty N Mi'n - n'tia eoa as nuraco
a uleo.ey nsou 70 soll ns' ehs1y antt 1ofsY years
~ + nn,v un ~ ,v, ~ 'p aro,,t ~ ss s noy
Gnns,.n.a ~ tor,ro1., M..n 1s.,,, ~ lm
ti.nnh Hiumhtess s1 1a.GeS nopI'3ncun., GO sell
thom-thoae wno are old Wnga-Snat thoy
nso ~ ny oons'a.9ns M aos ano sah'o rue tnas
gooe !ol .io wnoe Gou,ly - sooa ior any
Pas5 OF it ana 10. ~ naYo ene pese o. tne a1gu
HELL. 1hoy sot ultu' hny a1'' vi ~ 5ool 70 ouy
Wnct9 81; Gah on{ tno gIeal!oss ana teaue whose
@ on1 W ..'o ne1s @ u"u .uau ' a.p & slto !oqhs u M
81" M nonao ~. ai pItaa, tney mou' snnR neouea M
~ cto ua't. au T. oUuln 10y up 1T NY own uso
,,a sn ~ WY .so su inas sGTG ~ 1o
slura ~ -; a y, ,,r;ans -. ,;, M ~ Sno
business wiz Skop viii always got out Of lin @ every
VIZ 'hav az .av uss', NM, ,ro r,o,,,a ~
,ata ns sthon ,i St;a,a mJ T.; ~ a, ur gnr u
net ;,st N na nci, aa ~ r. - n,o y oro n n1 ~
,v ;ras't u,.i .,,r.a. ,,it -, ,n u.1
mo "I o,,1 .Iu I,;iS so nts ~, mS NV sY9 us5
Mnho1 ass III on,n ~ roto4 snu ~
its ye U,Yi n,,1 u @ sn H." W pIotuu' ,g lIsme1
o+ar fora;s,nrs oa a san,a,' n' t; su u
ons' Eli noaa etoapIt, suoy Mo1 4naL IN
, 1874-04-04

rriyato citizen DO doprlvc1 Of hiB property to
illid mp . prtyato cnterptiao7 II such Is tho
decision OF tho supromo Courts, lot their do
cleionH bo reversed rs spoeliy al possible.
The farmer. of tho Northwest arc learning
t faat tl1as thoy have rights aud by combination,
tho ability TO maintain them. 1'hoy havo too
long boon tho dupes ara victi1na of Designing
ecilome5a and political haoks They hhyo aont .
nos OF lawyers to lcgIHlato for thom, and OF
course they woro sold .cvory timo, and q Hot Of
lnws placed upon our atattlto-books only caio,-
lated l., to misload and dcooivo. OF courso thoy
distributed the aool IN s'tch mannor rs would
tion us wc aro placed at present, tho @ mott p6tont
We wonnonn an @ Wo ea. M wiod Is the public preaa but
cRts and acting ns tho hirod tools Of a corr,,nt
Government than acting in dofonso oi tGo
righta Of tho oltizon, and exposing frauds and
Tlth TRIBUNE tating up tho subject. and fully
exposing tho wrongs and evils Of the proyont
Hystem. In encii hone, / beg lenye to subyc,ibo
myaolf, your obcdiont aorvnnt, ~~
Sh.rurr. Errvrr-r
, 1874-04-04

nuts -, md meats, men nrat reached
to mdncss md Refinement Of this dict; and trsvo!-
ihR Nrnl,hly doti In my Studies through that aco-
dental sonr'ng Of tho dough. which, It fs H,proked,
tA'ght tho lenvoning process, md through tho various
fernonatonn thereafter, TIL to gool, sweet,
'yholesomo bread, ,-tho AtaF OF life. Lcavon.-wlnh
sonic tleein lu soul ot bread, tho aprftt8 which s
itH colnr tBao, which IL religo,aiy rrcsorvcd like
tAe vossal fro,-Home preu0ua hottl0 full, auppoHD,
ilrat brought over III tho hfayilnwer, did tho
business for Annrlcn, nnd its Influence fs still risng
sswe1linE nla spreading, n ceroan pillows over tS
tiaNths sou regularly md faithfully procured
sho rnica, md scnldua my ycst; by which accident
discovered that oven this wua not Indispensable
my dacovorea wern not by tho Rynhetle but annyte
rrocosa-and have gladly omitted It efnco, though
moss housewives earnestly nasrrcd mo that safo
not b., md elderly ncopie. rropho-
and speedy decny nf Tho vital forcoa Yot fi,d II
not to bo m eascnttal nRrgtlient and afior going
without 1t for year, still IN tho land OK tho living;
nnI nm Rlad to oscnpe tho trlva1nesa Of carrying
bottle full ln my pocket which would aonletincs non
and discharge us contonta, to my diacomtro. It fs
s!mrlor and moro rcsrcctnhc to onitit. Nun is
hn1Rclf to NIL climates and ciroumsa1iccA Nc!thor
did put my sesodn, other ocld aealt, Into my
broad It would scon, that mao It according to tho
rocort which Marcus poroi,ta Uato gave, nt1oiit two
centuries hefore Olirat: NIako kneadol brea1 thta
Waal your hands and trouBh we'll. Put tho meal Into
tho trough, add wnter gradually, and knoa1 1t thor
oughty When you have knentlcd 1t wo n,o1d II, and
hac It nrdcr !" tint Ia, III nhng Not
\ word ghout tcave11. But did not alwayH 1,eO this
staff Of life. 1T ono mo, owing to tic en,rtiucss OF
ny purse, saw mono Of 1t for moro Than month.
, 1874-04-04
Is TAXATION 0PPRESslON7


o z,,,.m >, ~, Muaosr,fE, la., april p 1874.
10 m' Editor Of 7"e ch'sa0o Tribune; "a
Sin: III recent iesuo OF The TRIBUNE I
road au article that pleased mo more than any,
thing hnva soon for Home timo. Il ,yos in rain
to-, T. tn nrosont avstor, ~ r.;s;n" 4hn ..~a
'.pn ~ wv p'osons sshte'n % f1la'nB tno ta3es
OIL OF tic. lAnu and personal property, by meanH
of which tho farmer is taxcd till, IN many cases,
t1,e INK npnronches Il rool rant and ia faut ro.
luc,nc I'M filler Of tha soi, to tho samo roaiio,,
H. w.. ,,a ans. ~ 80 ''u'V poo''.vn ~
~ tno foh'ota at.u eosAb u 1a9oro' Now' inc
agitation OF such questions III the columns Of q
journal like TIE TRIBUNE Ia calculated to do
much good, by calling the attention of tho farm
a,S 20, ,,,a,,s4.,a,,s ,,..,s. L.. 49,
o1n ~ ''auo.l.o"n p,a'1oe W ~ uhlah. ssa-
lom OF oppression ana, py shofonehfY asouBs~
ing the question In their dranges md Club
reform ma viii roliovo M from no pront m ov,
Wiz - m.a. ~ .,' ~, vst'
Mnoh iafmer IA unaolstanas snat tno Toal eatato
ay 70 pay ou M p9f M cos o, tno 10 r. no aaonia
H H. a ~ eun H. is nowes 1tS
That tho proaent pls;n Of asaessmont is . gross
MaonS, Is 1oG e. "oli hnown: u anu Eenofal4y &C.
M HnowlGo9ea 60! LOT mo 70 meNo point or Rnd l
aon ulua yoli can ao tuo lafMeis o. tho NORTH
W Megs !. fraaaor ta'gT .aan astatlng te quoatlon
~ ~ LII ~ nhrnoSG ,,1 fn ~, ao esons system seems to
lug inuaatry anu e1enl}nllng all those oanaes In
hooo.y sna1 ~ H. uuay w oIat ao.o 1o Pay
hoaYy ta1, put %noss pursuits III l'ta aro OF that
.A.Ise ai!t .a's tno{ auo Mntnng 20 t'ln Mntoflai
Msnatn y. .no naLson. My hlou1I tno !a%yof'
1'IyslGaH HtotonoI, w. otc;' ~ n!to"eu 70 os-
cepo tno,l 1aas prolnrs'oa OF aaxatlon ana tue
asa .no!ls ne ka.uu ~ ~ ~ " uaauu ~ s puh
nu7a ia'at ~ oau Aeop ~ !uo uecosanty tgpalre
~ ~ nIn .a,i lat hnu tuatea9 " stu"1ls t!oAGI,
n ~ W" ou oro ~ tu hu5 m ia M