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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-02

The name Smith is quite general,
The name Singer is even more SO.
While all Smiths are not over good,
The Singer Machine is ever perfect.
John A. Smith is agent for this city.
See advertisements
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The Dry Dock Company in this city,
has bad as much or more than they could
offend to during the past or 3 weeks.
Tie Dock has been crowded nearly Ill the
time, with crafts of all kinds. At one time
the dock had three crafts in at one time.
The tug Escanaba Of Menominee, which
has been in a week and half, left there
last evening. She has been completely
oyerhauled, several new planks being put
on her outside, and she WAS entirely re-
caulked; her rudder was also enlarged and
her wheel repaired.
She is large tug, well fitted for wreck
ing and other purposes, and she leaves here
in nearly as good condition as when new.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-02

THE FIRST apple boat of the season arrived
here on Monday last, with a cargo of ex-
cellent apples.
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DREssMAKlNG and plain sewing
rooms, opposite Dusold's Hall, on corner
Of Jay and 9TH streets; fitting and work
done in the latest styles.
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A BROKEN SH0ULDER.-FrancisS toffel :,
Of Chicago, who recently came here to
take charge of the German Catholic school,
met with very severe accident yesterday
morning, which will con6ne him to HIS
room for the next siI weeks. He had
started to take the boat for Chicago and
climbing upon the PIER bis foot slipped and
be fell back to the ground, dissanss Of
some seven or eight feet. The result was
that he got up with his collar bone and
shoulder blade broken. DR. Croker,
assisted by DR.. Oswald, set the broksa
bones. and the man Is now doing a. well
as could be expected.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-02

THE tug c.. Williams of Garfield Tug
Line, Manistee, arrived here Monday morn
ing, for some repairs to her hull. Quite
party of Manistee ladies and gentlemen
crossed the lake in her, to see the sights in
Manitowoc, among whom were A. o.
Wheeler and wife, III. n Wheeler and
Miss Nellie Garfield.
The tug was up ct the Dry Dock Or 5
days, receiving some new pianks on her
hall, aud being partly reoalked. She re
turned to Manistee yesterday. This is
the largest and most powerful tug, belong
ing to this line, but the new tug being built
here by Rand & Berger, for the same COM
pany, is nearly of the same dimensions.
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The daughter of Hans Christiansop, Of
Gibson, was seriously poisoned by poison
ivy, last Saturday. When brought to
this village, for treatment, her face and
arms were terribly swollen and discolored,
hut after few plicstions Of solution Of
sugar of lead, by DR. Oswald, they resum-
ed their natural size and appearance, and
she was taken hons feeling very comfort
able.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-02

TIE Cranberry crop in many places is
40 intire failure, on account of the severe
frosts.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.
ROOT and HERB PILLS!

are a safer surer and every way better Pur
gative Remedy, than has heretofore been of
fsred to the American people, and as yegeta
BILE substances are more destructabe from
the action of the air and time than minerals
these Pills are put up in glass jars, which
protect them from change for any length Of
time.
Satjoined zoe gire tie different disorders for
,chich these PIis are especially adapted and
although they hare mary names, their origin Is
the same-deraagemen Of the digesttre organs
and impure blood
These Pills operate mildly upon the stom-
ach and bowels, correcting its diseased &C
ton and restoring its healthy viltalities.--
For loss of appetite we akness of the stomach.
and for habitual costiveness, they will
found sovereign remedy.
The Root and Herb Pills cure Sickhead-
ache; the Root and Herb Pills cure Nervous
Hoadach the Root and Herb Pills cure,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Dir
xiness, Pain in the Stomach and Side.
These Pills can be yivfa 10 children ac'th per
feet sdfetY.
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Two RIvERs.-The Chronicle has the
following:
A TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-One of the
most shocking accidents which we have
ever been called upon to record occurred in
this village on Wednesday last. Mr.. J John
Miller, an employee at the briok yard, ha
his hand caught between the revolving
crushers of the stem brick machine, draw
ing n the arm as far as the elbow. The
crushers revove only half an inch apart,
and that portion of the arm which was
drawn between them was completely Eul-
verified. Had it not been for the shovel
he held in his hand at the time it was
caught, which stopped the machine, the
whole arm would have undoubtedly been
torn from the body. As it was, consider.
able flesh was torn from the upper portion
OF his arm and from his side. The arm
was amputated above the elbow and the
wounds dressed by Drs. Oswald and Prit-
chard. lie is now doing well, although
there were some fears at first that his in
jures might prove fatal. s,r,r s,.r
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THE following order for trunk, was
handed to the editor of the Oshkosh Times
by a conductor on the Northern Railway,
and is Published as curiosity:
august they 4, 1875.
! wish Jist wun Faivor frum you to sent
my trounk to oshkosh on Mr.--oshkosh
wis. Joe Listl.
they trounk is for joe Listl i'll reamane
your truly joe Listl.
sent it by exprius.
The envelope containing this order is ad-
dressed as follows:
Mr.. baggage
master OF
Wrightstown w is.
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Hosea Barns, President.
Presentation.

At the close of the Teachers Institute
recantly held in this city, Supt. NJ. Kirwan
was surprised with the presentation OF a
fine watch and cham. The watch is Of
Eigin manufacture, and was presented by
the members of the Institute as indicated by
a neatly engraved inscription on the inner
case.
The presentation address was made by
Miss Jennie S. Hodges in the following
words:
"MR. K1RwAS:-IIaving signi6ed your
intention to resign the position you now
hold as Superintendent of Schools, it is
fitting that we, the Teachers of Manit0woc
County, should in some way show our ap-
probation of your labors during the time
you have been in Office. Many of US were
pupils in the public schools when you were
first elected, and now,as teachers, can fully
realize the great progress Education has
made here, some of our schools ranking
among the best IN the state. To your un-
firing labors, your perseverance under the
most trying circumstances, much of this
advancement is due. Desiring to show ,ou
that We can and do fully recognize merit,
we have selected and now present this ses-
timonial of our regard. We regret deeply
that the relations which have SO long bound
us together are SO soon to be severed but are
grat,ied that you will still be with us, q
fellow worker in the good cause"
Mr.. Ki.wan gracefully and feeiingly re-
sponded, disclaming the honor of doing any
great portion of what has been done, but
claiming for the teachers much of the credit
which they had attributed to him. The
teachers had Sustained and encouraged him,
and the obligation was on his side rather
At the close of his remarks the members
of the Institute Joined in singing "Sweet
By and By" and the Institute adjourned.
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do do Alice. Clay Banks, do
% Tug Escanaba, Menominee, do
do Sch Espindola, Milwaukee, wood
do Str shebOygan, Chicago, sandriss
- do Chicago, do do
20 do Sheboygan DO do
do Sch Luna, Milwaukee, 23c weed
do do Glen Cuyler do zoe do
20 do Mariner, Pine Lake, Sundriss
do Prop Depere, Escanabs, Do
do Str Chicago, Chicago, do
81 do Sheboygan, do Do
% do Chicago, do do
do Sch Free Denecrat, Milwaukee,
seth, Sch. H. C. Pos, Milwaukee, Soc
wood.
Tug Kitty Smoke, Well River.
light.
Str. ShebOygan, Chicago, suad.
Slst. Str. Chicago, do do.
Sch. E C Hutchinson, NarQustee,
Sept. lst Str. Sheboygan, Chicago. sand. !,
LIST, Sch Franklyn, Milwaukee, 29c
wood.
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The attendants upon institutes in this
county have been invariably fortunate in
having as instructors the best talent of the
State. The conductors of this institute are
gentlemen of large experience, excellent
culture and prominent members of the H.
stitute force. By special arrangement
with the Institute Committee of the Board
of Regents, the service of these three gen.
tlernen were secured, though sought for by
other counties. I he results of their labors
will no doubt be observable in the char
acter of instruction given, as well as in the
superior methods of imparting knowledge,
in the schools of the county. The conduc-
tors not only sought to benefit the teacher
by methods of presentation, but also to aid
the student by training the mind 30 syste-
matte habits of thought, and giving it
strength by judicious exercise.
One commendable feature of the institute
wds the perfect order which was observed
throughout without apparent effort on the
part Of the conductors. The excellence of
the work was sufficient to no! datten ton and
preserve discipline.
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LAKE SHORE DIVISION.
Express train leaves Man 500 IN Ar Mil. II :Jaa m
" Nil. $40 pm. Ar Man. % p. m
Mixed I" - Man. II 30 a. m. " Mil. 200 p. m
" Mil. = Boa. III. " Man. 1901 p. m
WEsTERS DIVISION.
pisn rlcaves Man. 2:O Ar. Appleton :45 p. N
. Appleton Z 30 m. Ar Man. 10 80 a N
Two RIVERS DIVISION.
E6pr leaves Nan. 30 p m, Ar. Two Rivers 55 p m
. Two Rivers 80 al m. Ar. at NJ. z 81 Il IN
Mixed : Man. 900 IN. Ar at Two Rivers 30 a III
Two Divers 1000 q. IN. Ar. Man 10 30 8. IN
. Manitowoc 90 IN. Two Riv q :30p III
- &" Two Rivers Ais D. IN. Ar. Man. 4:45 pm
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LAKE SHORE DIVISION.

ILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE & WESTERN r. R
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ANNOUNCER ENTS
CITY SERGEANT.

Iaunouncs myself as candidate tor the
Office OF City Sergeant. subject to the decis-
ion ofthe city Democratic Convention.
dece MATTHEW ALTMEYER.
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SENATOR GORDON.

our Washington correspondent says
that the speech of Senator JOIN b. COR
DoS, of Georgia, delivered on Wedncs-
day in defence of the Southern people
against SHERIDAN'S infamous statement,
j. regarded rs the most brilliant effort of
the session 1t was certainly thorough
and mastery appeal to the people for
Justice, and delivered, as it was, in dig
uiticd, courteous and impressive manner
there iSnO wonder thHt it called forth
marked attention, and suppressed muir
murs of applause. With voice tremuI"uS.
not with anger but indignation at the
effort to create the Impression that the
people of which he is one were to a
Great extent murdercrS, assas.ins and
banditt, he hurled back into the teeth Of
it, originators the vile SANDER, and 20 eff
fectivelv as to command the respect OF
even his enemies.
Senator GORDON is rapidly becoming
one of the leading members ofthO United
States Senate, despite the difiicultie, by
which he Is surrounded. Now h. Is
looked upto for guidance by the people
of his section, and his advice i Away.
needed, for his counscs are always gov
erned bv moderation and wisdom. This
being the case, all vcstige of hope that
civil war may be provoked, i destroyed,
for he has coun,clled the leaders OF the
oppressed citizens of Louisiana, to bear
and forbcar, and not allow themselves to
be- misled into any outbreak, even though
hardcuf, be produced with which to
manacle them. Thi, advice will be Oh
served; GRANT and SHERIDAN will be
toiled. and in the end the rights Of tn
sufferers will be vindcated.
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yate judgment The country was to be
benefited or not and forsooth! they call
the money, thus received, counsel fees.
a polite nslae, surely; equally as polite
,as calling highway robber, "a,Knight
Of the road but just as Intellectual il
concealing the truth, for the would knows
that the latter is a robber and thief
and the former is bride accepted to
to secure influence and votes for ques-
tionable job.
But these two members Of Congress
only received together about s2o,Ooo,
while $4,000 was acknowledged to
have been paid out. This amount nj the
same rate, would have secured eleven
first class Congressman, and these by ju-
dicious use Of money and influence pro-
Dubly controlled sufficient number OF
the smaller specimens, who joined with
conscientious ones. and enabled the bill
to be passed.
But, us we have stated, the truth is
coming out little by little, and from pres
ent appearance, indicates that another
blot has been spread upon the fair fame
of the country by the hands of her lcSs-
islators.
When the end is fully ascertalned, let
the guilty ones be marked.
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DIED.

KRAFT-January Sth, at 9l4 o'clock A.
VI, of typhoid pneumonia, GEORGE Ed
WARD, son fCharlcSC. ana Carolihs hf"i''
aged thirteen years and eighteen days.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
d.nce of his parents, 22ll Eoff street, centre
Wheeling, on sunday, at2o'clock p NJ.
PRINCETON Friday, January Mh, 1870,
CORNELTA ALLEN, infant daughter OF
Thomas and Maggie i. Prince, aged -FOUR
weeks.
Funeral from the residence OF its par
.ntS. No. IS Indiana street, eth ward, on
SUNDAY afternoon, at = O'Clock. Friends
are invited.
ENI.EY-On Wednesday evening, Jan.
all. 1879, MENIA, wife of Jabcz X. ENley,
aged thirty-siN years.
Funeral in Zane 81. NJ. +. Church, on
Saturday, January 9TH, at , o'clock p. NJ.
Friends of the family are Invited oatt"nd.
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NOTICES.
DIVIDEND.

dividend AT CQMMERcIAL a BANK M
iaus, S.P. HILDRETH, Cashier.
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short POstpOncmcnt-Day fXed-FuII
Distribution.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane Assot'n,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
LIST OF GIFTS.
LIS Cash Gifts amounting tO.......sl ,UJ,V
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100, 900.


NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100000.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole s2np1
llhl'rS IVlV
Quarters 3vJ
EighthS or each up0n...................... 80
~ Tickets
The Montpelier Female Humane Assoc
citation, chartered by the Legislature Of
Virginia and the Circuit Court of Orange
Co.., proposes by a Grand GIFT Concert To
establish and cndOw "lIOme for the Old,
Iuflrm, and Destitute Ladies' Of Virginia.
AT Montpelier, the former residence of
President James Madison.
CruN ERNOR's OFFICE, RICHMOND, July 3,
fl affords me pleasure to say that am
well acquainted with "A large majority OF
the officers Of the Montpelier Female HUI
name Association, who reside III the VI
entity my home, and | attest their in
trIligcncc and their worth and high rcpu-
tatiOn as gentlemen, aS well aS the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means Literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. KEMPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JulyS, 1871
commend them as gents of honor and in
tegrity, and fully entitled To the confidence
" Wv II. W. HUGHES,
L. s. Judge EaSt'D Dist. OF Va.
Further references by permission: His
EXcellcncy Gilbert &. Walker, EX-Gov-
orner OF Va; Hon. RObt. +. Withers, Lieut.
GOV. Of Va, and L. =. senator elect; Scna-
tors and Members of Congress from Va.
Rcmittanccs for tickets may be- made by
express prepaid, postotlice money-0rder on
Washington, II. c., or by registered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials, &c,
send for Circular. Address,
HON. JAMES BARBER,
Prcs't NJ. +. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL INVESTIGA-
TION

This Investigation has been conducted
hv the Congressional Committee Of
WAYS and Means for sometime for the
purpo.r of aScrrtaining whether or not
Congressman accepted of brides, to Sc
curc their votes and influence in favor
of the subsidy granted the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, aad if 50, who
were IL" parties thus guilty Tn" mat.
ter is now beginning To assume detin-
lie shape, and rs the truth leaks out lit
tie by little, somebody's reputation is
likely to suffer. The public is familiar
with the early history of the invcstiga-
ton. How the chief witness, who had
expended the bribery fund
RICHARD Il. IRWIN, made
use of every fcint to avoid
giving his testimony; how he at first,
refused to answer any questions of con-
sequence; how he finally admitted that
he had distributed S275,OOO, but refused
90 sny to whom. and for which refusal he
i now an inmate OF the common jail of
the District of Columbia.
But it seems that signs of guilt pointed
50 Enthusiastically to certain Honorable t9
Gentlemen. that they could not longer
resist the pressure. SO the dispatches in
form us that two have come to the tronh
and acknowledged that they received
some thousands of dollars. which they
Try to explain away by calling it counsel
fees
These two gentlemen, each acknowl-
edge to having received ten
thousand dollars apiece for them
selves and two or three thousand more
for expenses. but they claim that they
were regularly employed, and they them
solves hribed no man. How were they
employed? The House of Representa-
,,y.s of the United States is not court
in when the members appear as attor-
II VS. 10 advocate or oppose the different
measures introduced; but body of men
paid by the government to discuss these
measures and adopt or reject them as,
after mature elaboration, they shall be
determined to be conducive or not
to the public welfare. Yet we hear
deliberately saving mot until
after the matter had been pressed home
10 them. however, that they received
money 10 buy their votes, influence and
oratorv to certain measure, which
defence they gave whether in their Pri-
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LETTER FROM pENNsYLyANIA
Appreciation of the ReSisier-A Cali
Othump.
SrRAGG :, GREEN COUNTY Pa
January Sth, 1875.
Editors of the Register.

Jduudl 'Ih' Io'V'
Editors of the Register.
will scribble you few lines for your
excellent columns, if you see proper to
give them room.
The past fall and winter have been ex-
tremely dry. Very little snow has fallen
vet. Wheat, rs general thing, looks
well. ! have nothing of any great I'M
portance to write. have had the pleas
ure of reading some of the late copies of
the REGISTER think it II noble paper.
and if was situated like many Of my
fellow-mcn, | would be a constant reader.
think il would be Of grand Importance
to al of our Green county people to have
it. There are some, it is true who take
it, but | think there are a great many
more who could and ought to take it. !,
for one, heartily endorse its columns.
Nothing more of any Importance,
except the trial of Mr.. Jesse Stewart,
for the murder of hi, wife some months
since. is now coming of. We trust Mr..
:. will. receive justice.
Oh YES. our good natured friend VIM.
Phillips. of Roberts Ruu, this county,
was married December Sd, 1874, to Miss
Rrbccca Woods, of the same place, at his
own residence, by Esquire W. Pollock.
We wish Mr.. Z. much happiness and
long life with ms new wife.
p. S.-The boys did not forget Mr..
Phillips on Christmas night, it is said,
lust ~ Mr. =. was in the act of getting in
bed, about fifty boys and men made II
ing drums, tin pals, playing horse tiddles,
&c, making the night SO hiseous that his
ncirhbur, two miles distant could not for
awhile imagine what WAS wrong. Mr..
Phillips says such Il noise would have
scared rocky mountain badger from his
dcn.j
No more ut present; will write some
thing of more Importance next time. !
remain your most humble servant.
T. L. STROSNlDER.
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Iamnounce myself as a candidate for the
Office of Street Commissioner, subject 10
the decision of the Democratic city. Con-
vention. LAWRENCE CLARKE.
dcc26
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Mr.. HENRY BERGH, President of the
New York Society for the prevention of
cruelty to animals, is enlarsag the scope
of his beniticence.
He is now organizing a society for
the prevention of cruelty to children.
Not only does the society propose to
protect the little ones from unjust
imposition; but it seems to regard severe
chastisements as objects for it, Interior
encc. And beside prosecuting all Offend
ers guilty of brutality in this respect, it
will endcavur to bring all such parents
themselves under gentle and kind intiu
enCes.
However parents may rebel against
what they consider an impairment in
reference in their domestic concerns,
Mr.. BERGH will not be likely to hest
tate in enforcing the laws to the fullest
extent, and visions of the appearance Of
this gentleman with his police, followed
by hauling up before a justice, will, no
doubt, save many striped cuticle.
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/ H. L0NGDON, A, NJ, NJ D,
Physician and Surgeon for all
CHRONIC DISEASES
Requiring Medical Aid and SurGi.
cal SIKH.

Every facility for accurate diagnosis and
skillful treatment. More than 300 cases
successfully treated since locating III
Wheeling Two years ago.
Every patient told exactly what his dis
ease i and whether IL can he cured.
No case treated that cannot be cured or
permanently benefited. Hundreds of the
best citizens Of Wheeling nave proved the
efficacy Of Or. Longdon's treatment ana
will testify to his great practical skill, but
for which many who are now robust ana
happy would be in the grave.
Catarrh Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Scroll
ula and all diseases tending To ConSuinp-
ton cured In every case.
Special attention devoted to all those
grave and obstinate maladicS which the
common practice has Arrays fniLcd to cure.
DR.. I,ongdon examines and treats more OF
these ailments in a Jer months than are
seen 10y the ordinary physician IN Il NE
tlDlc.
The most hopeless invalid need not DIES,
pair. Others as bad as YOU have been cured
and are now revealing in health.
Fees for consultation, "NamiLatlon, al,
vice and treatment within the reach otall
Medicines for all diseases by mail ana
express To all parts OF the country.
NoTE-Dr. LOngdOn'S office and residence
are AT No. 1909 Eof street lold 5th,) opposite
the Cathedral. Jan"
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.NeSSrS. Editors Register.
Please announce me as a candidate for
reelection TO the office OF city Sergeant
at the next charter election.
jams ED. VI. DAVIS.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

1T" ATHELIGHT-DRAUG PAS
-, - SENGER steamer Il. X. Hud-
son, VIM. list, Commander; Charley List,
Clerk: will leave for the above on Satur-
day, January 9th, 1870, NJ 3 o'clock r. VI.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
The Hudson has made arrangements to
take the Delegates to Charleston, leaving
Wheeling Saturday cvenin. and ParkerS-
burg on Sunday morning, arriving al
Huntington Monday morning after break
fast, in time for the train leaving Tor
Charleston.
nos Oh. BOOTH II CO., Agents.
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Please announce James Haley Us candi-
date for Street Commissioner, subject to
the decision OF the Democratic Convention
and obligc DEMOCRATS.
iHnSS