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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05
HEART DISEASE
Can be cured by the use OF
DIR. GRAVES
Heart Regulator.

Mr.. r. E. Ranger OF Wilton, Nc says;
4 few weeks ago | sent and got bottle of DIR.
Graves HEART REGULATOR. Ii has helped
me more than expected. l consider 1t great
me for heart disease. Enclosed you will find
one dollar, for which you will please send me
another bottle, and oblige ....
+. T.. RANGER.
send for circular TO the Sole Agent, +. l..
INGALLS,, Concord, y. ii. Price 30 cents and tl'oo-
For sale by druggists.
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OUR TABLE.
The REPUBLIC Magazine. e

The Republic Magazine, for October Is
fun 90 valuable political material. The article
bv Judge Lawrence. Of Ohio, The People Ma
tion the Union Perpetual" will command wide
attention. 10 places the states Rights heresy IN
strong u ght, and advances proof 20 show that IL
"a Manufacturing south 80 and The Free south
Ordeal OF Emancipation are thoug httul arr,
cles, containing great amount OF rlch mAteIl-I
Tor others 10 build upon. Democratic kuls IN
Georgia - Finance and Politics ~ Carpet, Bag.
gers North and south :" High and Low Iarinsi
the many able articles which make the Oe.SIsI
number one OF the best yet issued. The hepuOlc
IL published ~ Washington, d I. Senu s-.N
70 Republic Publishing Company, and OBTAIN tue
Magazine for one year.
Peters, the enterprising music publisher OF
New \ Ork, has made grand success OF ms Ih-
strumental Periodical La Creme de Ia creme
Every month IL puts in It's appearance with large
stock OF Of fine pieces for advanced players.
PhrenoIoEieal Journal. New York. 5. r.
Wells 4 Co. The October number is received.
The Pen Monthly for october contains Is
usual complement OF essays on pri etieai topics.
lts article upon specie payments will hardly re-
ceive the endorsement OF New England people
though IL contains many valuable suggestions.
Wide Awake for oct. Is lively rs ever, anu
proves to be Il valuable publication for the little
people who love pure, interesting reading. II
cannot injure or shock the most delicate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05
APPRECIATION.

CHRLESTowS, MASS. March 49, lay.
II. STEVENS:
This D. To certiiV that have used vour Blood
Preparation NICOTINE IN my family for several
wears aud think that for Scroiula or Cankerous
Uumors or Rheumatic affections II cannot be
cArcied: aud a. a blood purifier and spring
medicine il j. the best thing | ever used, and /
have used almost everything can cheeriulY
recommend il 10 anyone in need OF such medl'
cine
Yours respectfully,
MRS 4. i. DENSMORE,
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PYI.E's DIETEuc sALERArJs. - Universally
acknowledged the best in use. Isath pound Bears
the name Of JAMES PYLE. None genOinawi'RoSI'
June p. ly
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TRUsSES & SUPPORTERS.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

IMPOK A N to III ..
when YOU visit or leave the City OF NEW fOkh
~. snnoyapce aud expense Of carriage. baggage
snd exuressaxe hire, aud stop at the GRAND
TNION HOTEL, Cpl osite the GRAND CEN'
ian,.d rooms and is lifted up in nrst class style,
win elevator, steam and All modern improve
m~nis european plan. The RESTAURANTS,
Lunch. Counter and Wine Rooms are suppHed
- mnsuruassed Rooms Tor u single person, $l.59
,nJ - 90 per day: rich suites for families proper
tjouatev low go that visitors 70 the city ana traV
-. ,.n live more IuxuriOusIy, Tor less money II
- UA<nI\ION than AT any other fret class
Hotel M Tie city Stages and Horse Cars pass the
Hotel every minute Tor al parts OF the CITY,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05

at Paris, Norway and vicinity during the present
fall and winter.
Mr.. Ingraham is n pupil OF the distinguished
pianist, Herman kOtschinar, aud has for a mum.
Der of years given lessons in Portland. lie comes
to us well recommended by Portland parties, and
has given excellent satisfaction TO those pupils
who have commenced in this vicinity.
Persons desiring instruction in Instrumental
music Will do well 10 secure his sci vices.
s.. Paris, Me, or information may be obtained by
inquiring at the OXFORD DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Paris Hill sept2S
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BORN.

Gilrad. sept 18th. to the wife of d. , Hicks, "a
daughter. Also, 70 the wife OF Joseph Larry
daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05
MIRRIED.

In poeh.ster. y IL, Aug. y, Henry W. Park
and Enna L. Gleason, both OF Mexico
In Gilead. Ocl :. by Rev. : J. Gould Ernest H. -;
Kdgo-e Of Bethel, and Miss Georgianha u fa'"e'
Of Gilead.
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New Advertisements.
Reseating Chairs.

MRS. VI. o. PROCTOR, Paris Hill,
T.. preuared TO r..seat all kind of cane seated
chairs in an excellent manner aud at sh or notice;
Persons having wares OF This kind which need
repairing will do well TO leave their WORK Win
her. %,
Paris, Oct. ), 1875. D"
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vEGETINE 4. sold by all Druggists.


ELEuANr HAIR is woman's GROWING Beauty.
when It fades. she fades As well. While 1t is
kept bright, her personal attraction. are still
maintained by preserving the hair fresh and
vigorous youthful appearance /. continued
through many wears Those who grieye over
their fading hair turning gray too early should
know that Ayers Hair N'gor prevents It, and
restores gray or faded hair 10 its natural color
IL /, clear aud healthful preparation, containing
neither oil, dye nor anything deleieriou'' and i'm
parts 10 the scalp what IS most needed-a sense
Of pleasant and delightful freedom from scurf or
daudrur-Nelc Berne n. c. Tines.
Consumption is impossible when copghs. ,cold,
and other acute affections OF the throat and lungs
are promtly met with the required doses OF HALEs
HONEY OF HoREHoUSD AND TAR. For sale by
all druggists.
Pixies Tooth.che Drops cure in one minute
From the easy eIPecforation, increased respira.
tory pot7er Of the Lungs and the reBs0ral Of irifa
ton. manifest from cessation OF Cough and other
alarming symtoms, after using Fellows Com
pound syrup OF Hypophosphites' it is clear that
the formation OF tuberculous matter is not only
stopped. but that already deposited Is being car
ried away.
Kidney diseases, dropsy and Ill diseases OF the
urinary organs can be cured by the use of Hunts
E,,a,iy Thousands that have been given up by
their nAysi clan TO die have been cured by HahIs
Remedy. Try il.
\ SIRE MEDICISE.-"L. r" Atwood's Bitters
is a Potent Remedy, mild, harmless, but sure IN
its operation. purides the blood, restores the
wasted energies, regulates all deranged functions
an gives new life aud vigor to the whole system
l, is unryaled as = Liver lnvigoraior, and highly
is warranted 10 contain more Aedl'
cal properties 10 4 IS cent bottle than any other
or "SarsAparilla' sold for dollar
"a Beware OF Dangerous limitations. See that
IL bears the trade marx al. r" in red ink large
letters, or you Will be grossly imposed upon.
llmAyly
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yor,r Men and Ladies Wanted

To learn to Telegraph, for positions in telegraph
i. Iires and railroad stations. Employment soon
% opaliled. Telegraph business ineleas ng,
40. ,raat0rs in demand. Address, with stamp
~ saraBh Instruction Institute, I5S Washington
sire, t, Boston. pc"'-"
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Total Liabilities, s3o,O2S 90

surplus as regards Poicy.holder,, sIsS, 32o 10
Net surplus over and above capital
and all liabilities, s1J5,336 10
JAMES q. PATTERSON, PRESIDENT.
CHARLES +. WILLARD, SECRETARY.
Ask for Accident Tickets issued by the
Hallway Passengers Assurance Com
PRny. sept2l I'm
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In order TO secure large number OF
Subscribers. before the middle OF Janu-
ary. and 10 induce old subscribers TO pay
for their papers in advance, we have made
arrangements with James Wick, the wen
brown florist of Rochester, y. Y, when
enables US to present each advanced pay
ing subscriber with the " Guide Tor 1870:
Though more expensive than many oi
the chromos ofIerei by metropolitan jour
mails, we have decided to employ II AS
means of securing names and money, De-
cause il will be of permanent value 10
every person whether he live IN city or
country. owns hundred acre farm or
only window.
does moi take the Democrat, show him TINS
liberal offer, aud try TO secure him as
subscriber. He will receive ten times MS
moneys worth each week, and have TWO
good books nj the end OF the year.
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PATENTS OBTAINED 80 Tor inye. ss
rnshs,,.s unless successful. PsmphletsentIfss
A. snAV. Solicitor, Ito fremont ST., bos.oa-
0AAAAA00N|ND
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ASSETS. DC. 81. 1874.
Cash on hand in bank, ~, +ot 10
Cash In hands OF Agents and in course
oftran.mission, 5000 W
Amount loaned on bond and mortgage, 6,JOs W
stocks and Bonds, market value, 3g7, s22 80
Accrued Interest, 625 W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-05

chronological Journal. New York. 5. X
Wells Z Co. The October number is received.
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family paper. IL
designs 40 furIEsh
local news which Is not
sufficiently important TO
receive place in the daily press
II treats of local politics in a free
and independent manner. and gives in
brief the news OF each week. As family
paper, il furnishes weekly an interesting story
apoem and numerous scraps of literary merit
treating of agriculture, science, art WIZ
humor and pathos. In every sense OF
the word Ii is n pure Journal
and one which should
be placed on the
table OF every
family In
Oxford
Co.
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Music Lessons.
instrumental Music,

Mr.. F. F. ISGRAuAN of Portland will teach
lm intel lumber of pupils in
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Kidney diseases, dropsy and al diseases OF the
urinary organs can be cured by the use Of Hunts
Es,a,,iy. Thousands that have been given up by
their nAysi clan TO die have been cured by HHnfs
Remedy. Try il.
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Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on every
subject Printed from new type, and illustrated
with several Thousand EngraVings and Maps
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06
SRlut0tOry.

The Chronicle having come into my
hands by purchase, it devolves upon me to
make myself known to its numerous readers,
to confess to them my liability to error, to
beg their indulgence when misied, AID to
solicit a continuance of the generou. patron
age they have given this paper during the
three years of ts existence under the man.
agement of an ADLER and aore experienced
person.
To the citizens of Two Rivers, who have
so warmly received me, and who have spoken
so many words Of encouragement, | would
say thu. the Chronicle shall be devoted to
the advancement of their interests, to the
prepetuation CT that harmony and neighbor-
y feeling that now prevails, and to the pre-.
rention, if possible, Of any diseord or jeal-
ousy arising, which would have tendency
to check the growth or lesson the prosperi-
ty of our Furnishing little town.
Politically, tho Chronicle will continue
independent, as heretofore, thus leaving 1T
free to work for those, and with those who
will labor sincerely and honestly for the
interests of the people whom we should
represent.-Chroniels.
W. T. NASH.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06
The Spelling Mania.

The spelling Juror has developed some
class critics among us who stand on street
corners looking for an easy victim to chal-
lange, and if an unwary bird is caught the
bystanders are expected to acknowledge the
challangers superiority on all sui jects.
But strange as it may seem, very large
majority of these intellectual giants came to
grief very early in the fight on spelling, their
genius being of that lofty, erratic, coinage
evincing the most noble scorn of those petty
rules of photography which bind the ordinary
mind. Their early demise however
will prove no great loss to the average Eng
lish student The PILOT has had reason to
feel compimented from time to time by the
fattering remarks Of some Of these same
astute critics the learned professions even,
have stepped in and did us the honor of using
our columns and material to point out our
short coElings of this nature. In some cases
their own manuscript would cause percep-
table ripple on any face but an editors,
e.ming TO the unparalleled little like
I" Satan rebuking Sin. u Such at
temps should not astonish the average man;
usually the 'damphoor'i simply immense as
a critic the world over and what they denounce
rs palpable ignorance in others, would he
termed inattrntion in themselves
Most any one can edit paper and all can
spell-until the trial comes, as was demons.
trated by the late spelling school efforts.
The ladies can always do all things we'll
that they undertake, but if spelling makes a
man, the men of our city should hide their
diminished headsn and give others rest on
what "rhey know about spelling until they
have time to recuperate their lost conceit.
We dare not predict a very long lucid inter
val from the fact that conceit usually has its
quickest growth on thin soil.
Some of these same fastidious ducks are
horribly shocked at an unfavorable conn.,
ment on negro miustrelsy. or possible sug-
gestion of Beechers innocence, or a misprin,
in news paper on any subject which might
come within the range of their mental vision
or any faint reflection they may have an.
nounced with due solemniiy as an opinion.
Our sorrow is moderately active, but We
have been under such constant FIRE from
these ponderous (pctato) pop-guns, that We
are fast becoming calloused, hardened
wretch sotto-0oee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06
fruit TREES,R ISHESs FLOHR ~

The experience of the last three yelrs,
has shown that only these kind of trees
succeed in our climate, which are here
named.
APPLE TTEEs.-Red Astrachan, Famuse
Dutches of Olienburg, English and Perry
Russell, Red Canada, keswig Goliing,
Northern Spy, Island Greeuing, Ben Da-
Wis, Walbridge. Timber Dwig, Spitzen-
burger.
PEAR TRErs.-Sheldon, Lawrence Buff.
UNI, Flemish Beauty, Bartlett, Seegel.
CRAB APPLEs Red Siberian Crab, Tran
sended, Hislop, Large Red-Siberian, Cen
eral Grant, Russian Crab.
PLUMs.--G srman Prunes, Green Grge,
Red aud Yellow Egg, Lombard, Imp ,riul
Gage, etc.
nEsRIEs.-English Norel, Early Rich
mond, May Duke, Yellow Spanish.
Grape vines of hard kinds, Tea Rosas,
/ Goose berries and Characteristics {white
and red cherry, bulbs of all eoors, weep
ing willows, WISCONSIN weApiDgl, Rose
mary leaf, Snow-hslls and shade tees.
have large assortment of the above
named trees, bushes and flowers on hanC
and shall be found every day at Mr.. P. ]
KeIzer, Manitowoc, South-side, Washing
ton street.
respectfully invite the public in genera
to visit me- S72-2s
H. C. KOCH.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06
Personal Mentions at Home ana
Abroad.

The Rev. c. B. Stevens Of the First Pres
bytsrian Church of this city, preached the
opening sermon of the Spring Meeting of the
Milwaukee Presbytery at that city on Tues
day evening of last week.
Chas. W. White and lady of this city re-
turned last week from a months visit to their
parents in Washington. D. G. Mr.. White
reports meeting several residents of that city
who formerly lired here, among whom were
two editors Of papers published in our
city in its infancy, Messrs c. W. Fitch Of
the Manitowoc Herald, and Chns Roeser of
the Democrat, which was afterwards consoli-
dated with the Tribune of To- 'ay; all in good
health. q s. Grant lie did not gee. as he
was not in search of an appointment.
John Robinson of the firm of T. 4 J Robin
son, Druggist of this city, Green Bay, and
four or eve other towns in this state, made
his friends of this locality, short visit las,
week. HIS wife who had been making more
extended visit returning with him.
We also learn that they intend taking q
trip to Europe in cerpany with Mr.. Geo
Cooper and lady of this city; leaving her.
| during the first week in July next.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06
W. F. NASH.

RAILWAY ExTENsIoNs.--I.aste evening" e1
press brought an examining party looking to
the most cas- be methods Of extending oul
Lake Shore and Western Railways. The
party consisted of Pres. r. W. Rhinelander
Gordon Norrie, Sam L. Sands and Isaac Il
Knox of New York; j. P. C. Cottrell, A, l.
Cary and H. G. H. Reed of Milwaukee
Reeder Smith of Appleton, and J. II Mead Of
Sheboygan. The party with several Mani
'owoc'al's took special train at 5 O'Clock
this morning for Appleton. After inspect
ing the road, the extension of the Western
Road to connection with the Green Bay and
Ninn at New London will be in order; then
the connection across the Lake with the
Pers Marquette, must of necessity follow
We wish them a safe trip, and hope to record
successful contamination.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06

MAY DAY.-0f course there are many vul-
gar worldly people in all large cities like
Manitowoc, New York Chicago and Boston,
who have got into the habit Of moving on
May LIST, and we pray that their unpoetie
souls may pever know their lack.
An cultivated, wef-to-do people, go out
to commune with nature and inhale the
sweet perfumes of the violet, .un-aower,
pansy &c. Such party passed down York
street on Saturday last led by Weinschanks
Brass Band in covered sleigh playing lively
May day air. The 'posey" seekers we're in
an OPEN sleigh commodiou. enough te hold a
bakers dozen We noticed Dr. F. Simon ,
and Messrs Vim. Rahr. 4. Klingholtz. Kar-
nofsky and others amouDg the load. The
novelty of party hunting "May fowers''
under six or eight inches of snow would
arouse the suspicious Of many as to their
sanity, Jet they went cut looking hopeful
enough.
On arriving at Two Rivers they found that
the honey-bees were still in their hive,
munching last years bee-br-ad. They re
turned 'damning the atmosphere. Through
The city the haad played dsleful air shile
/ they Gang the chorus
We never had . tree or fove-.
euttwas the Erst 10 frde away
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06

A MUNDANE CERTAINTY. = Cardinal Nc
Cardinal for another decade; Bismarck may
scowl down all religious forms in the German
Empire for time; the jury in the Beecher
trial may never bring in a verlict; the Rev.
DeKoyen may never be consecrated an
Episcopal Bishop may flowers may be smoth-
cred beneath n foot of snow. but neverthele ss
notwithstan ling. how .omevsr, there is, AMI
ever was that oneness Of purpose, persistent
method, and indomitable will pervad-
ing the average Beer Brewers. that the
dawn of the LIST day of May each year
within the memory of man, has been duly
celebrated by the copious drinking of Buck
Beer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06
WE learn that Christian Anderson has RI

WE learn that Christian Anderson has re-
ceived the appointment az Ii git House Keep
er at this port from the Government, Mr.. VIM
N. Gonine having rendered his resignation
We have naughtto say against Mr. Anderson
whom for all we know is deserving any place
he may ask for; but as Mr.. Jere Reardon is
one armed republican:soldier of tie rebcll-
ion and was an applicant for the place, we
marvel The Radicals in their nominating
conventions always put a long plank or
preamble in their platform, expressive of
their undying adm iraticn for patriotic
devotion to the Union cause during the war;
when the MANNED or cripple ask for place,
Uncle Sam gets awful deaf
"Hsw long, Oh G rant how long" do you
suppose the Boys will take stock in these
cheap promises.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06

BoLAs & SULLIVAN have opened a new
store on s.h street. between York and CON-
mercial. General Merchandising is their
aim-the city trade however will find all The
new styles Of dress goods in patterns to suit
an tastes. The country trade viii find all
the necessities Of life.-in Staple, Dry Goods
and Groceries. These gentlemen are we'll
known in trade and their reputation for strict
integrity viii ensure them brisk trade
throughout the County from the commence.
ment, as they viii sell as cheap as the cheap.
est Look out for their advertisement in
next iesue Of the PILor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06

CROP PRosPEcrs.-From all we can learn
the farmers are nearly done sowing through.
cut the county. Michael Kellner Esq says
the farmers of Kossuth F "a nklin and Coopers-
town will have their grain all sown this
week 1.-THE hon. e1-Assemblymsn Davis from
Cato says the same is true of his locality; that
fat man the Chairman of Mishcott julie Lir.
stedt says the grain is sown on all the high
lands about Mlshicott; tie low lands are not
usually sown before the LIST of May, in ordi-
nary years. As snow storms have visited
Southern Ohio only week since we have
nothing to complain of in this locality.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06

IT may not be generally known that there
are several persons in our city, who if called
upon could tell all about the main points of
the Beecher scandal. They claim to have a
telescope in their possession of sufficient
power to have seen every thing worth seeing
that is every thing particular mean, that
has happened for the last four or FIVE years
The blurred spots have been fllsd OFT and
arranged like tie ''contrition letter. with a
lively yet act too pure Imagination.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06

TIE CHRoSICLE.-We publish in this is
sue the "Salutatory'' of Mr.. w. F. Nash the
new Editor and Proprietor Of Hanto'ooc
County Chronicle of Two Rivers. Mr.. Nash
has been the local of the "PILoTh for more
than year past and has become thorough
" acquainted with the best interest of the
county and We have faith that he will ad
vicente them honestly and earnestly. In his
salutatory he makes a straight forward state
ment of his intentions, and if he fills his bill
of fare, as we believe he viii, Two Rivers
will have no cause of complaint and the
Chronicle will continue to prosper.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06

We have just received from James Vicks
Rochester, N. Y, the famous and liberal
Florist, package of plants in fine order, full
of buds and blossoms. Ifanyore wishes any
thing in his line they can't do better than TO
send to him, rs he has all the choicest varie-
ties, is prompt in sending, and careful in
filing orders to suit the tastes Of his custo-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06

J. SCHUETTE Bros, have just received
large stock of Summer Dress Goods, Shawls,
Linens White Goods &c which they will
sell as cheap as the cheapest. Amy goods
bought not being satisfactory may be exchang-
ed, if they are not damaged or cut. Goods
delivered free to any part of the city. S72-3w
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06

THIS is the season of the year when the
head of the family is expected to come home
with conscious virtue beaming from his face
ana a twenty dollar bill in his pocket, for his
wife's spring hat. The prayer book is about
being amended so that the word sch rish'
shall have more definite meaning; this ma =.
ter has been dolged long enough.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-06

BAPTIsMAL Font st. James Episcopal
church of this city, has new and beautiful
font, ornamentsl with appropriate in
scriptions, bought aud presented by the
young girls of the Sunday School and parish
1t was cut at the Manitowoc Marble Works
of John Meudlik Esq.