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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-11-11
PHILOSOPHY Of Water In the Milk

I'VE kro~ the public is down on Us"
remarked the cd milkman, rs he dipped
out the desired quart fr,m one Of lis big
cans, "but the pubic is mistaken. In the
fust place We put ma leet!e water-only
bit, to make up the shrinkage. Il goes
to the big dealers, and they amt bit
keerful when they glts to pour ing 10 water
tie sell. it to the grnceTs, and they put in
chalk with enc hand md water with the
other, ard they are linking Of politics,
and get ii TOO much. The serveEt gal
goes after milk for the family, drinks a
third of it., AID she puts in water to make
up the measure; and, you see, when the
family gets il the trste amt there ard they
so fer us poor I'D men who hasn't n die
hoIe.t hh,r in cur heads. That's the
way, mister-aee Ut, there, Homeri"
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there, came rushing out With scaled en-
velop in bis hand in a state of great excite
meat
"who'll carry this over to Farmer Al
lea'-i" he shouted.
'Whst is i, I Any nevsi Is it about
bic folk>f"
Hell tell yor. It's his news. rve no
right to tell you. / wish l hadl Who'll
take isi'
L will / w,llr exclaimed half q
dozen, eager to to be the bearer OF the
| news.
The message wns intrusted TO one of the
Heetest-footed boys Of the village, who
sped over the mile which lay between the
Office and Former Aliens like a grey
bound. FIJI a&8
Here's something for you,' he painted,
as he burst into the house without knock
fiae. u f2e &C.
The farmer took it mechanics 'ly, with
out a thought that it concerned those
whom he already looked upon as in.heaven.
Breaking the seal, be opened the folded
slip of paper and glanced at it's contents.
Then with fervrnt "Tbank God !" he fell
up, his his knees and the feelings so long
J ent up found vent in tears OF thankful
hess. =. - 4 ~:
The message was brief enc. 1t ram:
FREDERIckroN, n. B. April 10.
JoHN ALLEN:
Ycar wife ard children were Ticked up
at light this morning on shu gle raf:,
fthtee mics above tLis city. All safe.
Answer.
Swift as were the feet of the messenger,
they bad bard work to keep pace with
John Aliens on the return. The news
spread like Wild Ere. and wi'tin half an
hour every body in Woodstock knew the
contents OF the dispatch.
Little more need be said. Farmer A lien
follow ed the message lie sent without the
loss Of an hour. That was Sunday morn
lrg, and It was Thursday night before the
parted household again met beneath the
roof hose few hours desulatpn made il
vet the more sacred and precious to all
~ Y. Independent.
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The SPECIAL agent of the Centennial In
,urance company, caused the arrest OF
Geo Miller. prominent lawyer and in
rurance agent, of Dowagine. Mich, yester-
day, for issuing policies and receiving
money without authority. A $4,000 FIRE
brought it about. Miller Is the ex prose
cutting attorney Of the county, and bar
heretofore borne good reputation.
The Universalirt general convention oi
the United States began at Lynn, Mase.,
Thursday. 1t is composed of delegates
Law and clerical, frem state conventions 9
large number Of VI hom we're present. NJ
important changes in educational Institu
iions during the year has occurrd. Th,
denominsticnal inve.tmepts in educationa
institutions exceed t3. 600.
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A grain Of sand leads to the fell ofa
mountain when the moment haa Gene
for the monntoin 10 fall.
Rendn.
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poetrp.


Lister to the Water MEl,
Thro' the live long day.
How the clicking Of the wheel
Wears the weary hours away,
Languidly the autumn wind
stire the withered leaves;
On th > field the reapers sing
Building up the sheaves.
And a proverb haun,s my mind.
And spell il cast,
.The Mill will never grind
With the water that is past"
Autumn winds revive no more;
Leaves. strewn o'er earth and main
And the sickle ne'er can reap
The gathered grain again.
But the ripping stream flows on,
Tranquil. deep and still,
Never gliding back again
To the Water Mil.
Truly speaks the proverb old,
With q meaning vast,
The mill will never run again,
With the water that is past,
Take the Lesson to thyself,
Loving heart and true;
Golden years are neeting by
Youth is passing too.
Learn to make the most of life,
Lose no happy day,
Time will ne'er return.
Sweet joys neglected-thrown away,
Leave no tender word unssid,
But love while love shal. last; so.
The min will never grind
With the water that is past.
Work while yet the run doth shine,
Man of strength and will
Never does the streamlet glide
Useless by the Mill
Wait not uutil to-morr"w's sun
Beams brightly on the way:
All that thou can'st call thine own,
Lies in the phrase. to-day
Power. intellect and blooming health,
viii not--cannot-alwaye last;
The mill will never grind
With the water that is past.
Oh! the wasted hours OF life.
hat have swi tly drifted by;
Oh the good We might have done
Gone, lost without sigh.
Love that We once might have saved
By single kindly word;
Thoughts conceived but ne'er expressed,
Perishing. unpenned, unheard,
Take lesson to thy soul
Take. and hold ii fast
The mill will never grind agsin
With the water that is past
Love thy God and fellow man
Thyself consider last
For come it will. when those must scan
Dark errors of the past.
But when this fight of life is DER,
And earth rec-des from view.
And Heaven in all its glory shine.
Midst the pure, the good. the true
Then YOU will see more clearly,
The proverb deep and vast
The mill will never grind
With the water that lie past
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Remembrance is the only paradise sst
of which We cannot be driven awsy. In
deed, our first parents were not 70 b
deprived Of it.-Riehter.
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{. Avl!MAN lc0's,
1UOKE
Reaper & Mower,
Sweepstakes !l'e.A1'
IMPROVED FoR 1875.

NEWTON. Manifowoc Co., April 10, 1875
II. ID. Smaliey, AanitoUoc. Wis:
The Buckeye Table Rake Reaper
and Mover | bought of you last season.
gives me perfect satisfaction. For every
part. | think there is no better in the
WORLD. 1t makes the gavels or bum
dies so nice that | need no rake when
binding.
My winter wheat was heavy and
somewhat LODGED, but my Reaper cut
it clean and made good gavels. InGrass,
it will beat the WORLD. 1t is also very
hight draft. Ny advice to farmers is,
buy the Buckeye Improved Table Rake
Reaper and Mower Yours truly.
CARL KRUEGER.
Newton. Nrnifo Co, April 10. 1875
II. ID. Sm"iity. Mamtowoe, Wis:
DEAR SIR:
Since receiving the Improve
ments which you sent me, | must say
that am highly pleased with the work
ing Of my Buckeye Table Rake Reaper
and Mower As | set the machine up
mvself. and not understanding it, it diG
not satisfy me, but after having the ma
chine put in order, gave me perfect sat
isfaction. There is no machine made,
in my opinion that lays a nicer gavel
for the binder The machine is light
draft, durable and splendid mower.
YOurS &c.
MICHAEL HOGAN
NEWTON, Nanrrn" or Co, AnriI 10, 1875.
IA d Smafiey, H;a'tpr"r. Ms:
The Table Rake Buckeye
Mower and Reaper bought ofvou gives
me PERFECT SATISFACTION 1t canno,
be beat. for nea ness. dtrnLiji'v and
Hgh mess ot drufi 1t will leave the
bundles Just - compact as bound. The
bundles lay perfectly straight from top
to bottom, not crossing the straw as with
the Reel Rake Ny brother Mr. Michael
Taurher OF Mecme. after tr' ING other
and binding after them for the
last three wears. bought a Buckeye this
winter If farmers will take nv advice
they will buy the Buckeye Yours & C,
NTITnNV IA TTf, ~ E'p
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SWEEPSTAKES THRESHER,

We offer the Farming Public, the
SWEEPSTAKES THREsHER the coming
season, with the following Improvements:
lt We have new dpvire f,r raisiue
nni lowering The Con-avp. while in mott IN
2l \ great Improvement in the Shr kr
Wheel. saving al wear and Gear and allow
ing more or less shake at the VII Of the
thra>her
81 The Thirty inch Cvlin ip- Machine
rnmes out this sea-un, with the A Drnn aud
Shoe irrhp ihcr A gre,,t improve merit
OFFICE t the Foun.irv OF York Street.
Mai uwnr Is
HID. SMALLEY, Agent.
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The utmost that severity can do. 10
to make men hypocrites; it esa
never make them converts.-Dr. JoAa
Moore. "a.
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What is defect? Nothing but sdu-
cation, nothing but the frst thing
to something better Wendell Phi
lips
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Let US FIJI our urns with rose-ieaves ID
our May. and hive the thrifty sweetness
for December -Buluer Lytton.
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1t is but proof Of boorishnessts ess-
fer . favor with bad graee;it 10 the 81
of giving that is hard and painful
How little does . smile sest -
Bruyers.
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The quality Of books in library
is often a cloud of witnesses sS
the ignorance of the owner.-Ozs.-
stier.
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hate style ~ ! do gsrdss tAss >
wholly fat and regular; that slides slsee
like an cal. and never rises = shss ..
can call au ipeqsslity.-SA~asss'.
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He that wrestles us strengthens our
nerves and sha-pens our skill. Our a.
tagonist is our helper.-Burke.
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High Office is like apyramid:only t~s
kinds of animals each the summit; rsD.
tiles and eagles.-D'Alember
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Think Of the ills from which you ass
exempt.-Joubert.
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The vacant skull of q psdsnt gsnsr.
ally furnishes out a throne and temple
for vanity.-Shenstonc.
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The bitter past. more xelcous i'ths
sweet -.Shdksspeare
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Nothing is SO hard but search viii dad
it out.-Herrick.
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Dumb jewels often, in their silent
kind, more thon quick words. do movss .
woman mind. d.-lShakespeare.
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Of al the paths leading to . voman's
love. pity is the str.ightest.-B.as-
mont.
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Do what good thou canst unknown:
and be vain of what ought rsshsr 70 b.
felt than seen William Pena.
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The broken egg shell Of q civilization
which time has Matched and dsvoursd.
Julia Ward Hto.ce.
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Men love in haste. but they dstass q
leisure.-Byron.
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The manner Of vulgar nan iss
freedom without ease. and the manner
ofa gentleman has ease without freedoa.
Cheaerfeld.
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The public il wiser than the Nissst
critic. --Banerof.
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Grief still treads upon The heels -
pleasure. Conerese.
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It is time to fear when tyrsnts sssn -
kiss.-Shake.peore.
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All kinds Of Carpenter and
31ii jer's work will bo neatly
ani promptly executed.
Contracts for New Buildings and
Repairing Old Ones, will be taken at
'he | west figures and promptly
fiied
Nth NV il1I[V iRY, we are pre-
o4ral 80 10 the EST YORK in. planning
.1i re-SAWINd.
\ II work tche itcurFa etor!. libe
DELIVERED FRI" sFt,nARiiE TO any
sart or ihe city.
S70-tf Il CREVE. & CO.
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Sorrow torn the stars into mournefA
and every wind Of heaven into dirHs.
-Hannay.
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Party is the madness Of maay lse
the gain of few.--Pope. So
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The innccsnt seldom End IA uneasy
palow.-Co~Per.
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They also serve who only ssas& 80
wais.--Atstoa.
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Many good purposes lie in the sAarsA~
yard.-PMiip Henry.
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Beware the fury Of . patient aaa.-
Dryds~-
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A secret in his mouth Is like Wild
bird put in a cage. whose doors DO soos-
er open, but it is out.-Bsn. JsAa-
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Eloquehcs il vehement impieity.-
Cecil
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Ingratituds isstrssson 70 ssak3sA-
TAom,psea.
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NEW PLANNING MILL
Il. GREY E, & CO.,

SOUTH SIDE, MANITOWOC, WIS.
NEAR TURNER HALL.
The undersigned Offer the following arti
Gle. to che public At the Remark tbly Low
Prices given below:
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A Bothered Nero.

A Vickslurg metro applied to = citizen,
the other day, for little advice, asking:
Mr.. Thompson, would you lend Cuff
Jones forty collars If you vas met"
"Well, what security osa hs ofsrs"
"a merE'dge r.
"a uor,eagel Why, What has be got
to mortgage
Dat g What bodders me, Mr.. Tho mpson.
knoWs be don't own ntfin bot the duds
on his back" -es-
We'll, then, how can he give you q
morrgagei'
Oats de queshum, Mr.. Thompson.
No, he cnn'i do it, sr1 Use pade up
my nird DAT he CART have de money unless
be gives me bis Eoie tf iaIdr'- Ecksbuq
Herald.
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Have your cloak made before it begias
to rain.
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A great passion has no partnse. $50
Laratsr<sSz
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'I-s of no u~e,' he exclaiu ed We've
got To- STAY here or swim rome. / w.nt
clear to the main ruad more than FIVE mi. =
from here, and found that the horses have
turned the wrong way instead of going
home. If they had gone straight back the
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DOORS. WINDOWS, SASH
BLINDS. cLAPBoARDs,
Flooring, Stairs, Etc., Et;

rroRa, 4 PANEL.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
IN 1854,
Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands Of persons. both male
and female, there are who ara suffering out
miserable existence from the. effects Of secret
indutgences, or from virus absorbed into the
system Look at their pallid, emaciafed
and disfgured faces and their brokcn-down
constitutions dis1uslEying them for the han.
piness of marriage u 'he enjoyment OF life.
In this horri1 situation thousands suffer until
death closes the scene. Let parents. guardians.
friends. attend to those who are suffering With
any Of these horrible iife-destrovfng rnaladies
see that they are cared for and cured before
il he too late Send them immediaffl y 10 DIR.
GIBBON. n physician who has inside private
diseases his especial study for years. and who
il certain 10 cure the most nvetera'e case.
without mercury or anv injurious drugs. II II
important To those who are afflicted. or n
those who are interested in the welfare Of
their friends to be careful ~ the many pre-
tended doctors who infest oil cities. publish.
ing their skin in curing all diseases in few
days. imposing upon tho public by using the
names NJ eminent physicians from Furop and
other places. Be therefore careful snd make
strict inquiry. or you may fall into the hands
oil those charlatans.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sherif's Sale

RY VIRTUE OF AN FyFcrpro,,
n , sued ont OF the District Co... ~
Fourth Judicial District. in end OF the
county OF humboldt, State ~ Tor or the
the llth day Of august, A. d ,ese on
to me directed aud delivered for 40, and
,ocove.ea II, san court ON the llth an NJ
august, a. u. iS,o, IN favor Of \. / Uoi. s! 81
mlhlstra'rix OF the estate Of q W Nv. ad-
ceased, plaintiff, and against the az nolt de.
Mining Company, defendant for ,,,' 'u uuard
Fifteen Hundred and Seventeen a,, sum OF
tSl,olI 6l-loOl United States GOLD oilV0
gethcr with costs and disbursement. .oih' 10
ing to the sum of Two Hundred .., a,'o ,il
lO-l0o ts2O5 lnlO0l and accruipg costs "u i've
on TINS. the 18th day Of August 4 7, i nave
described property, to w.t.: iio"ln9
Sixteen Hundred Il .G0nl Fee, n, ~.
quartz mining claim. lead or lode oef'ain
located on the Golconda ledge i"h md
situated in Gold X n Mimi nj au " lode,
county and State. The propel+v :, ~, said
PENDANT in and upon that part Of said a ap de-
da ledge usually and commonly knn1r ooleoh-
First South Extension thereof Iocs.as o. th,f
owned ana governed by the Alabama c' ana
pany, consisting Of Six HUNDRED ,eea, eo'n-
undivided interest: also. the secons rect
Extension Of said Golconda ledee ~. 'aata
ted, owned and governed by the Ilinaae - IVA
pany, consisting OF One Thonse,s0 :, 9Th
Feet, constituting the Sixteen Il6n,r't t,.e~h
Feet AT resaid; also. the Boist,n,, -" "
Building, the Machinery therein - ~ofks
he Engine. Boiler, rumpssand each na .1a an
kind Of machinery connected with IA gna
ing works and mine and nsa N eo,',a a.is,
herewith: also. the Frame pw, lli,,e ~,
Boarding. house 20U yards sottherly fra,n s ~
hosting works, and recf ntly used IN rn,.nae
tion with said mine by said defendant. aiso
each and every building. structure and a.,
pcrsimcture sttnated Oh said mining gr,nnd
or in the near vicinity thereof which l. ~.
property 81 defendant in whole or i, 49,
the said Sixteen Hundred n .Go0l Fee i,e,n,
situated southerly from the GolroudA ,nins9
located. owned and governed by the Ear
lucky Company, in the Gold Run mimi
District, Humboldt county. Nevada
Notice II hereby given, that on THURsDAy.
the 9fH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. % ISIS
between the hours II o'clock IN the mnrulps
and O'Clock in the afternoon. VIZ. a, }
o'clock +. n. In frr "a OF the Court house i.
the town Of Winnem scca. Humboldt county
Nevada. will sell 81 public auction MI t5e
right, title aud interest u the said defendant
the Old Guard Mining Company. Il In .nl
to the above described property to the high.
est bidder for cash In United States gala eain
To satisfy said execution. costs and aceriilny
costs. RICHARD NASH
Sheriff Of Humboldt County. nevada.
Nianemueea, August II. A. ID. 1915.
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Administrative Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order of the District
Court of the Fourth judicial District,
State of Nevada, made on the 14th
day of August, 1875, in the matter of
the estate of g.. W. Holt, deceased, the IN
dersigned, N. Irene Holt, administrators of
the estate Of said deceased, will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
SATURDAY, the 28TH DAY OF AUGUST,
1875, at l O'Clock P NJ, at the fote residence
OF said deceased, in Gold Run Township, in
said Humboldt county, the following personal
property, to witt Ore hot OF quicksilver, one
set Of ioiners' tools, one set of blacksmith
tools, four shovels, three picks, one pillow,
two horses, one wagon, one set Of double har-
ness lot of tailings in reservoir at Golconda
mill, one promissory note of W. p. Dale, one
promissory note of NJ. 8. Bonnifield, two
promissory notes of W. G. Price.
N. IRENE HOLT,
ADMINISTRATIVE of Estate Of II. W. Holt
Deceased.
NJ S. BoSNIFIELD, Attorney for Administrators
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE THAT II
j. pursuance Of Acts Of the Legislature you
are required to make out q statement under
oath or affirmation according to the form fur
nished by me, as far as the same is applicable
to your case. and deliver the same to me r at
nv office within five days from the day de-
mand is ma or the Assessor will estimate
the value Of var property and assess the same
accordingly and no deduction will be made
by the Board of Equalization in the assess
meat made by the Assessor. And Won are
fnether notifed that in case You have not Real
Estate within the county. Of sufficient value
10 secure the taxes. demand will be made for
immediate payment Of the same, and If not
paid without delay. 1t will be my duty to C l.
lect the same by distraint and sale OF property
Assessors Office, Winnemucca Nevada.
April 10. 1875 JAMES BUCKNFR
Assessor of Humboldt county, Nevada.
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MAGNOLIA SALOON,
Between the Central Hotel and Rail-
road Meat Market,
BRIDGE STREET, WINEEAIUCCA,
John cox. PROPRIETOR

YUNHE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
j up In tAs most attractive STYLE possible.
with view TO the convenience and'comfort
Of patrons The proprietor desires 10 GALL the
attention Of customers. friends and the public
to his superior stock of