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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

ir tn, drnss' st offers any kini OF herb
Il. vo'ed u..uI Tor dyspt STA, bi,llousness,
n any other 'Iinrni, tel him that you w..It
s,dlctns not d, td roam, drtn& Ark him toi
DE. AALktR ; CALIFORNIA BITlENs. the
rs rrgoi"ine propagation "uo"n, and
Aa'ch yJu knou Is free FROM S1ian Etl<t j..
a., c. ali he fiery Tones aul '-Appo-
.z-fs au! eng to that remedy. There Is
n IN iIcIGe TIA I c mp,re with Il. DIV
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VICTORIES
EVERYWHERE
Massachusetts Gone
Democratic by
5000!
The Democrats are 10000
Ahead in New York!
Ben 3 tier Tan Il w l}e-
vote His W hole Time
to Iilton'g case.
His Presence u Congress
Nc T,n51pa NeaIa1
His Presence u Congress
No Longer Needed.

The following .i'>rateii.s 20 the M,'wau.
kce Nems, Civ : tie sn.r~ If tie cleo ton
n tie off rent Sal, SO pail - for g1c
eneht Of u;r va tus:
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ALABAM \.


MONTGOMERY, Nov. - HE Democra .
4 IN five corere>-"tcn, gain of Two.
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Celtaur Liniment.

lhere is no pain which the
Centaur Linimcnt will not re
nj heve no swelling it will not su
ETN due. and no iameness which il
SA4 will not core. This is strong
A-FN language, but it is true II
has produced more cures Of
kD'TNfaI rheumatism. neuralgia, lock-
aw. palsy, sorains, swellings, cak"d
scalds burns, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &c.
upon the human frame. and of STRAINS
SPAWN. gals, &c. upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. 1t is II counter-irri-
tant, an all healing pain relicver. Eripples
throw away their crutches. the lam walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless. aud
the wounded are healed without Il scar 1t
is no bumbug The recipe is published
around each bottle. 1t is selling as no arti-
ticle ever before sold. and 1t sells because it
does just what it pretends to do. Jhos.
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling. deserve To suffer if they will not
use Centaur Llnimen, More than leo, Ger
tificates Of remarkable cures, including fro
zen limbs. chronic rheumatism govt, run
ming tumors, &c. have been received. We
will send a circular containing eertifeatee
the recipe, &c, gratis, to any one request.
ing it. One bottle Of the yellow VIA peFs
Centaur Imminent is worth one hundred dol
lars for spawned or sweenied horses and
mules: or for screw-worp in sheep. Stock
owners-this liniment is worth your atten-
ton No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. Sold by all druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle: large bottles s co. J b.
Rose s Co, 50 Broadway, New York.
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The AxsrErRs will give another Of

The AxsTErRs viii give. another Of their
interesting entertainments at the urrer
II al one week from tomorrow night. The
boys have engaged a song and dance man
from Milwaukee, for the occasion, an prom
Use 10 make this effort excl their former
one in every respect Don't fsii to attend
for the laugh comes in often.
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TIE fishing lug Jalia D,isko is doing
heavy business nowadays.
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CCMHERCsAL,

MANIT1W MhEKEF REPORT
Corrected Wcc;tiy 5y s. >cilu cttc BE-,
DEALERS IN
GEIEIAL nEisC-7 ATo1sE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-05

THE new Constitution for tile tate OF
Michigan, containing clause giving TIE
light of suffrage to woman was reje c,ed y
thu voters OF the state. last Sturdy
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PoTAroEs are selling at a lively rate and
a. good hsures nowadays.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane
ASSOCIATION,
At Alexandria Va.
NOVEMBER %, 1874

The Montpelier Fsmr'e HI mae Asso"tafion
e. ariered b. tie LfEI l.tuIe OF NtreInss ard lie
tIr'u. tvurt ur ORANGE Co. rupos- Toy Gr;,I 1
Gin 'Hcert TO -, Iotls an enip a He Ior
the d, iatr "a. Destitute l. dis OF Wright -
a VI nt1e,i.r, tie .c.iIeace of Pre- 81 tent
j. ines hadr-ps.
Governors ONE. Ri,hmont. Jul. 3, 1874
1t a.ori- m; pie sue say tls. | am well d
qu tintel w'tl lfr > ~ II: u n. y Il .srS OF
the Mon'pelisr Z ma e II ,tn n, Associl5ion. VINO
RESIDES IN e vicinity OF ~ HON, ali | attest
err IN ella encs an their wprth ant y ROOD
tajion : 'entie nsn. IS w.li a. TIA oGJl.s CI.ti-
dence. influence and n stdn;ial III nans Ii5crSIIy
re9re-rntei amoHg en-
JAMES l.. KEMpER. Gov Vir.inil
aie1"n n Va. Jul7 s 1Sa-s | con
mend them as gents OF honor and te 'rity, and
ioiy entitled 10 tie conf ence of tie n1lic "
K. W Il GHRS. l. : Jud-e Eas;'n Dist OF Va
further references oY permission: His Excel enc
Isi'hsIt G. Walker E>-Grve rnnI o =. Hon, Rob =,
r.. "itborS. Lieut-Gov. OF Va. and Z. s. Senate
eieci; Senators an Members ct Congress lro - V,
Kenl'tai ces for tic cts may be u ade b, eXpres
prep io post ffice morev-Crder o. Washington d
{ or bS registered tier
For u particulI rs, stimopials L. sen tor
1 lrcu lar. address,
Hon. JAMES IA ItHOUR,
Prest N. i. II. 4. Alex mira, Va.
Eehaole agents wIute1 ever where.
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& T. 3 g e F. i


cysdIoo $50 PEG DAY sa.liy MADE s by any
girl over the eountry to sell our Fine
u n Steel E cravings. Chronos. Crayon Draw
Hg~. li.uniratlons Photographs, ctr, etc
We now pnblisb tae finest assortment
I ever placed before tie pab'rc. and og'
gOprices are marked down 80 low rs TO defy
ii competition. No one -ubscribe- for ore
pinm- clvl4g paS r IN prie. 20 get = picture after
seeing cur pic'ui Is an learn our prices. We have
man, "if AGENTS at wcrk Tor Is SiIo have na
c1nr ssing TO: cooks, oaps:s, ct th.ir business
ior yea .. al they "a. reoor< tIat tsey make
ugh more rn"nes al work tor Is - at anyr lin
else. Our prices Re 50 taat IIle afford to
prrfh~ff-anf ttsreTfre Tie pictures sell at 81 IL
Il 1most every ifouse- New beginners do as wen
q. sg@tts v h" have bad large experiyner. cur
beautiful subjects and low orices appreciate
by all. T. make Erye sales eseryShers all
agent has 10 d. IS 10 show ;le cicuTes r,-m boass
TO D Dou't look For work else mere urtii you
nave seen y lat great aucements We q9sr you TO
mike money. We nave rot space exo.ain al.
acre, tint send US your addSe-s 2ad We WI
want pr,B tf3ie WORK for your leisure nours for
your ole time. NV ID t5e favorable ,ips 70
eBizge 10 business. Oar pictures are the 6aSsr
and mos E,sas.as IN this County. and are endsr-
sed y all tie tending papers. including The Nee
YORK Herald. Z. o-e WHO csnnot give the business
their entire attention can work cir own To-
eailies acc u,a Re & handsome sun without eve,
beng away rom home overnight Let all " be
y ast i.ssssns. profitable employment WITHOUT
riskin- capital senc Us their Addresses once
emo lea-p ait about the business forsfhOussesves
Address GEORGE STTSsoN CO, Art Publish
cIs. foT.hst N-ice. sn5.Y
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RES LIE GRASS.


Oae OF the great wants which stock raisers
have 10 contend with in the South Is the
lack Of good Winter pasturage for their
animals. Most Of US haSs Thought that
about the only pasturage We could have
for our stock during winter was rye. barley.
or something Of that kind but We have just
seen one of our most successful planters.
who informs us that for some years he has
been raising rescue grass for that purpose.
and iinds il far superior to barley or any
thing else he has ever tried or seen tried IN
the Southern States for pasturage during
winter. lie says it ought to be sown in
Sepsember. but many be sown successfully
in October. The land should be thoroughly
prepared By deep blowing. and the seed
s,sn brord east and ifthe land Is not rich
some god fertilizer should be used. The
grass may be pastured during the eutire
winter, until shout the last Of March or
erst Of April. then the sock should be
taken Of, and about the month Of May .
good crop or seed will be produced. which
will remain on the grodnd until the ensu.
ing fall. ~heu Il will c,ne up just in time
for the next winter use. 50 that one SOW
ing is all that is ever required. The land.
however. after the grass has produced its
seed. may be planted IN corn. or II may be
soxn in peas. 20 be turned under with q
good turn plcw, which would greatly enrich
the land and thereby produce better CROP
Of grass. From our knowledge of the
gsntlemtn from whom We get this informa-
tioa. We have every confidence init
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GO TO TEXAS
VIA rnE
Lone Star Route.
IatsnaliOnai and oreai Northern n. r.

49, a sssFssssfsss
DA~HkNGEti@ Eping 10 Texas "a m4c,,.g.
sud LITTLE hork. ~ VA fhr.tftc,s' 1870
~. lne at Longslss. The Iisst i.nIli~ ~ rsiss.
tine, iearne, Waeo. Austin. Banfssijie. Hons.
ian, ,saiyeslon and ~ points N Western. De-.
lrsl. Eastern and southern Tcxas.
!, fysenErrs W View uFifans vii End 4 ibs b~~t
hnufs g Tyler. Mlnenls. Dnilas. Dssrfnn, ero.k.
NnIthea-fer Tsxas. $40
rhi- line y ven huili. thoroughly .onlpc~a
s ~ ,eleTy nndsrn improvements. Including New
sbd tHEnnt Day COACHES. l'tlIlfaan s-l.e, -iecr,.
.ns Carr. WesilnHhouse Az Hfskss. Miles, "a
tenf rafafy Platforms and eo,ipisrs. and r,s here
ei-e can the passenger 10 caaspieielf dwp~nd eys
: speedy, safe aud eomfSrtal,lr tAsYr~,' :"
The LONE sfAH Route has sdsnirsklv en-.
.ss,ea ,he qusrs: .ifa~ % 60 t. Tex,r w me
pus1is'fion qf ~ Interesting and frnfhS,,l da~u-
nenf. .confalninf q valuable and rnrrrcf mar
Nn'sn en- ~ oidalnsd. nee ~ sh<re~. h, a<irsss-
~. ~ nc otNEHAL Ticker A0k<T. .Jussrrs
Texx. ->f "~~s
piftf~ " - a.
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yEVEz AND IGuE.

Fg1Ea ASa arr ssrr,i spr hnv c-ass TAere /,
md rrtnenn. agenk IN thts Wari that will cur " yer
Lnd Agnc. ard AL ether NalArilas kuns. sesriet
Iyphrt, rellrx. ard eiber feycrs lsNded ~ RAD.
WAYS r'Ll.Sl 20 muck ~ RADMATns READY RI.
Llhf. flty cents pay soite.
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iTeFy Day an Increase in Flesh
and Yeiglt is Seen and Fslt.

svsfy ar.s 81 ne sARssrARrILr.y Rgsof-
fksf eommu 7ssst thrnssh the slnod ssea, urtBr,
AMI char Fuias sa1 lsfres " he zen inv stsoF n
hfe lF " rvpaEs the " The hsy wlsh hrw and
.ssss ns, s $3.50, =, sh,as css.awrtl,a
nsars s1ssln ths 1t.nd.s nd other Fsrtsu ~ syspi
sss ky<a arus1sruss di<narNrs frqu tie Ear AMI
fss vers fsrms Il skln ti-<s<s, krapticss Fessf
Iens, BIsei spsis wsrms IN ne Pea. Tsassrs ca
ssn In he Womb and al stsksnlnT ara raiuful o..
ehsrrr< Night ssesEx las q spern and All wnses ~
nc w rrssirls s wi,hin The eursiiss raars " th
prove % any person using tf1r ether Of tgse fg. !.
Nssa~> Is potent poser 70 eure them NJ.
nthe patient. daily heconnz FrfReef bs thr was.ss
ash deesmposlion that heoliianails besrs~- ~ *
VIA ne- Material nsde fFsm 'safhl ~ .t-s1i .
ths tAhsAfARtf.LlAs vi and gsst s-eafs-se
v certain; fsf hra niies MS rsrsrdy eanznNs .
yerh q Psrreass.n. si-i s.fge, y ia as.fi.ai
tNsrErni VII lesl hn,sslI grsw In tpfs arsi -s.s
the ta1t alFsssnx bissF siile 8rpsli. assd a.
ssd stirhi inrr astnE
tnlsas fsashafisasi AL sss.f AZ e1zsy 49, - @
ehiJ pssiiivs e.rslsr
Eidisey e Bladder Comp;ainls,
rrsssry ana usms aI~s.e-. 0rsrsi plzhrtsr, r,,1sV
snspezs ~ eisf fsesnIineics ~ rrtnv. brgNg. aa.
ssrs .6amlnnls. and IN - s.f. whsl. IRIS Tss
r,,s .ss.,s NJ = ne ~ ri : =, - - :,
shiis clk. thene u q mnrbd. aafk hsltnh = I'll .-
sncs. k14 Sni1e hens dust DEPOSITS. and size
spfskinz esrninx ssnsslloa shsa ts--in. .a 49,
Fxia y ne tnan u tss sssk s,,d siyns H. -.
Tamer Of ~ Tears Grtr
Cared bp RadirGV's Ecsot
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OR. RApWAs'-
Observation-Disclosures

rsrsrefy tss.sisu. sierxusiy eo.sri viz s~str
parzs. reyalsfs. party. elssl-s saf sfftsnbst
eaTt ris fer ne care - ~ fi<rrifrsaf he ~
Lissf Bo~eA kxnsya Elsf8<r. k<rsens lgi-s
Hss<<che coe<it<siea. c.<fis~s<<~, 1ndizestha
psraa. Eflsonzn =. nl.cas Fever, is1xnzmxlsn
fevsS Puss ard al D<rznx<n<nss - tie IN III
vs~osrA ua0snsrA tesH~ct positive ears. ~
NrFsshsa eedzssnasT no msrarf. miasrsk o. esEs
1E-ss-sos sapvlrs rILfs WI ~. y. ~
temfrsU al M s1sss nazn<f flronasrL rrlce. 15e
F-r ssf- r0Ln 81 DhuG8frTa
HxAo .r1IkH- AID Tkrk- Esd e-s hf.sr
Tea Iafornssiss ssrt fAes.xnas sli y ssAf J0aL
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

An ELEGANTLY BOUND CASykeeISG
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The Issues.

Some of our friends have set up a
howl about the late Peoples Conven.
ton, saying that it was democratic. "
"copperhead, etc Now how is this
matter2 How IS it in the case of
Messrs. w j. Copp. ]. H Soulhwick,
WIN. Tearc. jr., A w Parker. Charles
To, ey, j. Il Maxgood, o Purdy. X
}. Wilcox. j n. Collins. NJ. Il. Vii.
liams aud many Others? Made up as it
was of men who have heretofore be-
logged to both political parties. it Ger.
tainly was the nucleus around which is
forming new party "a party organ
ICED for reform in every sense of the
word. We care not what its name is
now, or what it may hereafter be called
hut We firmly believe that the time has
come when a change should be made.
No political party having grown cor.
rupt in power, was ever known to 2url.
fy itself. 1t is quite impossible in the
very nature of things. And, so far as
this county is concerned, its Grst prin-
ciples are found in the resolutions
adopted at the Convention. Those res
olutlons are its platfDrm; they 90 before
the voters of the county Whatever
there is in the issue to-day, is there pre-
sented-presonted, too. 10 language
clear and unmisuakable The opposi.
tion have lodged the issue they dare
not discuss it, but have raised a PEI
soDsi warfare thinking to make capital
out of the same. They would even
drag in the private business transactions
Of men who are not running for ofhce,
and thus attempt to rise on ;he merits
of their neighbors rather than their
own. THIS only shows the desperate
straits to which they are driven. and is
an additional reason why that shrine Of
Mroch should be tnm1Icd to the
ground.
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The pOfter law.

A Reform Leaislatu passed It, and
they are entlIled TO the credit, il it has
any merit. and the Reformero should
shoulder the blame if any should be
attached to it. AS we understand il
this they are perfectly willing to do,
aud abide the consequences. But the
time has not arrived when the merits
OF the law, whether good or i'll, can be
ascertained. The Farmers claim it as
their measure, and when asked what a
Reform Legislature has done for them,
it is at least their privilege TO ask in
return, What It'll has been intro
duced in Republican Legislature for
tie last sixteen years, winch has had
for its object any protection 10 the
farmers against tie extorllon Of rail.
road monopnlists?" Cn you name one?
W. think not
Va the contrary. they passed the act
to consolidate the Mil. & Prairie du
Chem, and the Nil g. Ia Crosse rail.
roads, which had The n, CT 10 raise the
freight on wheat from Pierce comfy lu
Milwaukee, irom niue u eighteen cents
rer bushel Aud il il not also fact,
that the farmers or the ~ Cruix Val.
ley have, frnm year to year. ur1ed the
repeal Of the law consolidating the two
companiesY Il il not fact that they
have uniformly opposed all similar
actsY
keain-have not the farmers OF
Pierce county steadfasily opposed the
exemption Of railroad lands from taxa
tionY And. is it not true lhrt the re-
possibility Of exempting those lands
lies upon the former dominant party?
Aud now let us inquire whether the
Reform party has mot, iu 'ess than TWO
years since it came into power, enacted
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laws to control the railroads? And are
not their provisions found in the So
called Potter LawY And, against all
the brides, threats and every thing the
companies could bring to bear to the
contrary, have not the present State
Officers compelled them to submit to Its
provisions?
And is it not true that the State
Journal, the leading Republican organ
in the state, together with all its small.
er satellites, have oeen barking upon
the Governors track like a pack Of an.
CRY hounds, aud in every conceivable
manner traduclng him, thus endeavor-
ing to defeat the righteous ends which
it was the plain intent of the law to Sc.
cure for the producers?
These are plain questions Questions
which can be answered by every iutelli.
gent reader; and they are questions the
importance of which cannot be over
estimated by any aud every laborer or
producer in the state of Wisconsin
questions which have peculiar adap-
tation to the condition of affairs in the
St Croix Valley.
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and prosecute you. Wear smile in.
stead OF irown-have good word for
every one you meet-for the old from
the fact (if from no other) that you
are fast following in their footsteps. aud
will soon be upon the verge of the tomb
for the middle.aged from your re
spect for manhood IN its prime for the
y nth from your admiration of The beau
tiiul---for the children from the fact that
you derive pleasure from their smiles.
Regard no man as your enemy-no,
not one.
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Trenton.

Oct. "a, The Grange holds q meeting
this afternoon. They viii probably think
of the coming election.
Game plenty.
There are several Indians hunting in
this vicinity.
j. Day has lately returned from Wis
up North.
-Thos. Z. Tnbbs, ye man Of insurance
was in town this week.
- Hon. d. q. Fulton, ye man Of note, was
also in this place.
The dancer dances in these parts, or
at least they will when Palmers dwelling is
completed.
j. c. Beardsley intends soon to move
into Ellsworth; we think he will miss his
pleasant, prairie home.
Times are hard and money scarce, but
If any one wants cheap and interesting
paper, Jno Boustesd has it.
ID. W. Morgan has moved on to his old
farm. Mr.. Morgan lie Q school teacher by
profession; still be follows farming.
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Ellsworth.

Oct 9Th Improvements are still 60.
ing on.
capt Cook has hoop machine in OPP
GRAFTON at the stare mill of Capt. Eames.
The seats are being put into the
Church, and the good people of Ellsworth
will soon have place of worship
The plastering of the school house is
partially done. Our friend Thomas having
another job on hand just now, it remains
in stdtu quo.
The Political dish is pretty badly
mixed but the Peoples Reform ticket will
receive good support by the Republicans
in this town.
Wesley Kline is building g house on
the lot west Of the stave mill; and elm"
Williams is building = house west Of the
school house.
--''Capt. FL" has been riding over the
county the past week; we have no idea
there was any electioneering() done on
that trip. Oh, no.
Prom the reading OF the last issue o {
the Herald it is evident that MIR. Kimbsll
has been dreaming of some great monster
being after him, and that his name is Alb
ner
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, 30
A square will be counted the space OF one
inch.
Local notices Is cents per line for first
insertion and 10 cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
All Job work must he paid for on de-
livery.
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New Centerville.

e. R. Hin is building a new house just
east from town.
Dwight Fiuch's new dwelling lie pro-
crossing finely
-Doet. /. Herbert has all he eau do,
aud all like him who have employed him.
Now is the time TO buy your Aannels
for Water, aud the place TO buy is st c. r.
Ellis
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w herefOref

"Am therefore become your enemy
because | Tell you the truth?'
Some Saint once asked the above
question, the answer to which might
we'll become the fundamental subject
of sermon. Why should the plain,
naked truth offend any man or wonan2
While it is impossible for us to give the
reason, we very we'll know that the
truth is very often offensive to the per
son to whom it is spoken. Tell a man
that be is vain, and, though the fact be
patent to every body else, and will he
not take offense? In fact. you may tell
man any truth about himself which
he does not exactly relish, and he is
aroused to anger 10 a blessed moment.
To candid men, men of good sehse aud
sound mind, you may sometimes reveal
truth ard not give ofFense, but to an
egotist-Dever.
Perhaps there are no relations ia So
ciety where men are so frequently Of
tended by being tIld some palpable
truth. as when they aspire TO distinc.
ton among their fellow men. And
more especially is This the case when
they desire to become candidates for
Office. Then il is that very little fiat
terry "does heap of mischief and then
i; is that palpable truth, plainly spok.
en-. will make a man your enemy for
life. And that man becomes your enc.
nv because he imagiues that you have
become his enemy, aud that for the
simple reason that YOU have told him a
truth. And yet why? "Am I there
fine becOme !your enemy because I tel
.you he TRUTH Not necessarily SO. by
any means.
The plain truth spoken to any man,
whether friend or foe ought TO be made
useful tn him. And it is in this way
that even our enemies become more use
ful to us than our friends. ISe fact
that we fear to offend by being frank
With Que another, is prevailing fault
10 society. Not that we should c0ntin-
ually upbraid our neighbor, but we
should reason together, and with kind
suggestion reach the subject we would
introduce. And yet the way seems
difficult, and the consequence is that we
daily hear the reproach, Why didn't you
tell me about it?" And still we know
the faci thar the same person would
have been offended To the best friend he
had on earth, hal he ventured sag.
gesti . as 10 hi. neighbours InGrmilies.
lie would have been offended, aud he
won have denounced h 8 real friend
a. being his very worst enemy. AID
whereforc? why be fc1ied II the
plato, uLvar ishrd truth, or why con.
DEAN your friend, nd dcnounce him -
your snemy vixen he has h7d the rank.
ness 10 tell you The truth?
Am | therefore hccomc your enemy
because tell yod tho TRUTH" No
never. And still the world will look at
il in that highland still the fact exists
that eur enemies are often more useful
to US than our friends. They tell US Of
our faults-iheI tell our neighbors Of
our faults. with no good intention Of
course. yet we profit by their reprooi,
or, rather by their nspersious.
If this be rue, and We believe il is,
then never condemn your enemies, bur
remember the scriptural injunction 70
forgive them that dssPitofuIly treat you
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-10-30
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