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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
FAILURES IN COTTON AND OTHER TRADES.
T. Ketehum g. Co., cotton brokers at No.

Z. htICHUII q NU'J COIVVII UIVhVIS "V -'V !"
Hanoversquare, and G. Is. Camp cotton brokers, at NO
I42 Pearst gave notice To the Cotton Exchange yeser
cay that they were unable 10 meet their Obligations
member Of the firm OF Kechum & Co. stated that the
failure occurred last week. but they had no doubt that
they able in very short time to meet all their
obligations winch not large. Offers OF assistance
had been received but this they were confident they
would not need their assets were much above their
,iabii,ies The firm has been ia business about
years aud much sympathy has been expressed Tor them
the Exchange.
ago and the request OF bis creditors he had nad the
matter public. lie could not give the amount Oi hls
ilablities which, however he knew not large. NJ
Camp failed 1t Is stated about year ago. and consider
able dissatisfaction expressed yesterday among The
brokers In regard to the present suspension
The following assignments for the beneht OF credit
ers were filed yesterday with the County Clers
Xrebibald Henderson 10 James f. Malcolm; Rudolph q.
SaIomop " George RotbseD Joseph Strauss, issae H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
ANNIVERSARY OF THE LADIES' ART As5OCIA-
TON

The Ladies' Art Association began its sixth
year last evening with meeting III the new rooms OH
broadway. Seven art classes were announced Tor
the first week in November The subjects taught will be
pen-and-ink drawing and designing on wood; painting
on porcelain and decoration Of pottery; decoration OF
furniture and drawing for children: Among the WORKS
OF art exhibited were penandInk sketches, by Eiiza
Greatorex two water coors OF wild ho"ers and clusters
OF grapes, by Mrs. Henry Peters Gray plaster group
by Emily W. Ward water color by Mrs. Ellen Fisher
miniature porcelain and two plates, painted ny MISS
Hetta Ward sketch Of ancient CONFESSIONAL by hrs
Carpenter decorated in antique style, by Ace
Donlevy and Miss Western, and table top 0rnanencd
by the Weimar process. The resumption OF hiteias'
stncs during the week in November was also an
nounced advanced students NJ art only being admired
The OF the society will he open on Saturday AFTER
moons for the reception Of visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

Myers and Henry A. Burllne This nautca' scnooi no,
been in existence since last January and WAS estapned
for the purpose OF training and educating American boys
70 he good and able seamen the merchant service IL
is under the charge OF the Board of Edneation ana uu
like the Scholarship Mercury, which IL under the contro
OF the Commissioners Of Charities and Correction no
bows are received who have committed any crime ine
boys are taught practical navigation The ocers are
Comm ander n. l.. Phythian, Y. B. ~, superintendent;
Lieut. Commander g. H. Wadeigh, u: :; n, ESeen',sc
Officer; Licuts g. w. belong and W. H. Jalues' =, o. ~,
Instructors and Naval Surgeon d. C. Burleign surgeon
and Instructor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
A WESTERN RAILROADS. DIFFICULTIES.

REPORT TO 1HE INDIANAPOLIS, BIooMlN"loN' AND
WESTERN FIRST MORTGAGE EXTENSION BOND
HOLDERS.
An adjourned meeting of the first mortgage
extension bondhoders Of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railroad held yesterday at No 20 Mas
saust Sumner r. Stone presiding. About two-thrds OF
the bonds were represented The following report,
signed by John c. Crane John Castrec and f. Shepard,
committee OF the bondholdcrs was adopted:
Your committee regret that they have not been able 10
Obtain as clear knowledge Of the affairs Of the company
i'm regard TO the earnings of the road, they could
desire insasmuch the receipts OF the ndialapols
bloomington and Western Railroad have NOT been d'ied
and separated between the main line and the cNeiision
but all have been kept together The only fomatl0n
in regard 70 the amount OF separate earnings ol me
Western Extension s taken from the report OF the
receiver Gen. Wright from Dee. l. 1874. To July l,
1878, being iOT the period of seven months, VIZ: 49,
Running expenses. 'S9lO ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN 1renno Hotel-SenatOr John Sherman OF ONO,
Prof a. Anterior Of the Red Cloud Indian Commsson eh
Congressman L. Merriam OF Locust Grove, N. VI MAJOR
Jehn W Todd U. Army and Prince Frederick OF wigsm
Richards Of the Supreme Court OF Canada Metropolitan
Hoe-Staie Engineer Sylvanus sweet OF Albany B,cGGe
HouSAlonzo NJ Viii, Italian NiceCOnsul at philadelphia
Matchmaker Hott-Commander Henry wilson n Navy;
dibeiadrL< HOe-Cayon Macmchae Of philadelphia franc
Central Hoi-Commissary j. Forrest and Dr W A. h0seley
of the British Army Ne,o York Hotel-Jndge Milton Brown
OF Tennessee. Square NoeGcD Israel Nogdes =
Army. Nicholas Hotet-ATchbshop James y. Wood the
Rev A. j. McConony the Rev James OHeily and the Rev.
James Muholland Of Philadelphia.
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THE sCHOOI1sUIP ST. MARY's.

The first inspection and examination OF the
pupils on board Of the schooship IT. Marys took place
yesterday, and conducted by council OF the Cham
Der of Commerce, consisting Of John ID Jones John K.
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HOME AGAIN-ScALp DISEASES And {

HOME AGAIN-SCALP DISEASES AND CoM-
PLAINS \ SPICALIN.
Or r. G PFgRY having Boston office. now be
consulted his York office 40 Bond ST. where he cures
vii prescriptions a eTuptiyt and Other W2p us
eases also falling loss and pr.mstuely gray hair dry,
moist and scaly iandun mtmely wrinkles unnatural red
ness the also moth patches. frecklrs Dackhr'ds
and pimply eiuptions.
The Doctor also by personal attention permanently moves
Moles Wcn other dishgurng without cut
% leaving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HupNUrs IN
BROADWAY.
fsm So. Noon. % 3pm1 b4'. Midaiylt o.
highest during tho day. 64'. Lowest Oh
Average 52a4'. same day, 1874, 47E.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

DRAMATIC.-Miss HELEN HoUGHrON, a
young beautiful gifted artistic Will appear at Tie bo"efy
1hcater, Nov. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

WITH THE FALLING of the leaves the dcsir,
procure of KSoxs beautiful II become. wc
Hence ttle-te Fail Hat. Make purchases ~ NJ
2l2 Broadway, No. 535 Broadway OF Ia che FHth ANrhi
Hotel
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SMITHS PAT. PERFORATED
BUCKSKlN UNDERGRADUATES.

GREATEST PROTECTION TO CHEST AND LUNGS
EVER OHFERED. PHEVEhTe COLDS aud CURES
RHEUMAT1sM. Recommended by all urs class Ply
sepd for Circular d. G. HALL co. sole Msnu'sctufers
500 Broadway. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

For STYLISH and elegant Hat OF superior
quality, direct 10 the MANUFACTURED EsrKNS,hLIp llS
Nassau ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
THIRD.AYE. SAVINGS BANK.

EFfORIs OF THE DEPOsIToRs TO DlsPIACE MR..
CARMAN AND OBTAIN NEW RECEIvER-RE-
spoNsIBIIITY OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE BANK
FIGURES FROM THE ANNUAL REPORTS.
The members of tho Committee of Depos-
tors OF tho Third Avenue Savings Bank were III consul
taon yesterday with their counsel, Ashbel r. Fitch,
who was preparing the papers which TO make the mo
In the Supreme Court for the removal OF William
r. Carman the present Receiver, and the appointment
OF new one. Mr. Fitch stated to reporter OF TIE
TRIBUNE that the committee would demand the removal
OF Mr.. Carman three grounds: First, on
account of the method of his appointment,
without notice TO the depositors secondly on ac-
count Of his improper discharge OF the duties
OF Secretary; and. thirdly account of his general
reputation in connection with other broken banks and
his consequent unftness for this responsible trust The
application would be based mainly ON the documents
and figures obtained by Mr.. Mcdonald fom the State
Superintendent Of the Banking Department at Albany,
showing the weak condition Of the bank for several
years. and statements of surplus or an eX
ccss OF assets over liabilities, when in fact there was
deficiency. The depOsitOTs Mr.. Fitch said, blamed MI
Carman signing the annual report on the LIST OF Jan
uary 1875 in which fictitious values were put upon the
securities and the real estate, and an apparent surplus
was shown. The manner in which the appoint
ment OF the Receiver was made was also
very Objectionable. The depositors had no voice
in the selection They were the only creditors
and were entitled TO be heard. The money belonged to
them, and the custodian OF the assets and property
should be a above all suspicion and i'll every way
acceptable to the depositors Mr.. Carmans former con
nection with the management Of these trust funds as
Secretary Of the bank, under ali the fac:s recently
brought TO the notice Of the public, caused bis appoint
ent TO be very dsastoful to the depostOrs MI Fitch
stated that he had been busy all the morning drawing
the papers submit TO the Court and thought he would
be able them in proper shape before Monday
Iu the mean time the laws bearing on the question
would be carefully compared and copies made of the
figures aud documents showing the true condition OF the
bank.
The depositOrs Of the savings bank claim that the
official reports OF the officers OF tbs bank made
to the state authorities each year, make the trustees
liable every dollar of the indebtedness the ground
OF misconduct Office, i'll keeping the bank open and
receiving deposits they knew II sOlvcnt The
published reports OF the State superintendent Of the
banking Department give the figures for each year,
reported by The savings bank officers. Following are the
principal items. beginning with 1870:
Assets Dec. 81 1870 6OG33t1 20
Duc denosi TORS 1853 500 ~
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Apparent surplus -....

In this report the nine houses and lots in tins city are
valued at 1913 900 the estimated value Of stocks over
cost put down at $jj9S6 Is ana the hOnc OF trustees
have Increased 10 $4,000. The Bank Examiner eX-
smined the books and accounts OF the bank IN April OF
this year and found deficiency OF assets OF S733 OIL
Assets Dec 81, 1874 Sl,126gl9 W
Liabilities IolJsoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
JERSEY CITY.

City Marshal George Degan died at the City Hos
pita on Thursday night OF paralysis.
The number of trampS who lodged m the police
station was reduced Ia "a on Thursday night.
The receipts of the city last week amounted TO
sl3.SG3 O5; the balance in bank is $50.38i 25
Charles Sacia, President Of the alleged fraudulent
Pasade Company dangerously Ill at the County
Jail.
John Backus a carpenter, fell from the roof of a
new building GraIdavc yesterday and sustained danger
GUS inJures
James Whiler, a confidence man who has been at
TEMPTING 70 swmdle q number OF famil the Nights
sent u PeuteDtary yesterday for 80 days.
John Ramsay indicted for keeping faro bank
WAS aTaigned Yesterday before Hoffman He pleaded
not guilty. gave bail In I'll 900 10 appear Tor tai
John French was called for sentence for burglary
in the Court Quarter Sessions yesterday and Judge Hon
man stated suspended because French
wanted on asother charge OF burglary
Henry Hciderman, Waterman at Anthony *
Co chemical works admitted TO bail in 500 by Judge
Davis YESTERDAY charge Of throwing bottle OF
DietL boy who playing about the door VI
the factory
The inquest on the body of Michael Goodwin, who
was supposed kicked TO death by his At NO
% ave. continued yesterday evening before Coro
The daughters testimony tended To cnminais
Thomas aud James, who are now held pending
the Of the investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

the stables has used DALLErs GAN ANi' Hpt-
for fifteen and says IL hr Or'i lfrpa ip
for spIans Calls, and scratches have ever seen.
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Apnarent snrnln


Tarry property is down i'll THIS report at
&l3s 600; niue houses and lots iii Ncw-lork CITY at
S242 300 and the banking house at SlG62Jl 30. The
following significant items also appear: -
Bonds OF trustees SloOOOO 90
Estimated Value Of stocks cost 43,63N -
If / a estate cost. l3,I4S %
Number Of accounts. S,bt
II, D.
Liabilities l.5l946S Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16


The Committee OF depOsitOrs claim that these csti-
mates are erroneous and have been known TO lie
erroneous BY Mr.. Carnau end the trustees. ON the
other hand the trustees and their friends assert that
nile the depres business and depreciation
have temporarily reduced the market value OF
these securities and the real estate, revival OF bls
ness with brighter financial prospect would have en-
bed the bank officers 90 have disposed Of them at the
prices set down in the annual report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
NEWARK.


The Warden Of the Essex County Pcnentary
potts prisoners in that institution the total expense for
september 81 rs j9.
The Jail Inspection Committee Of the Board of
Chosen have BEEN directed to make thorough
against Warden Nernilyea of the County Pencntary
The annual meeting of the branch of the Ladies'
Missionary Society attached TO the Eighth Avenue
Addresses were made by Mr. skblnore Secretary
Womena Foreign Missionary society Of America aud the Rev
NEw-JERsEY.
HoBoKEN.-James Curran committed in de-
Of bail yesterday charged with atroeiou' assault
his wife alleged that he has beaten her almost
day thirty The NewJersy Yacht Club has made
arrangements to erect new boat house short distance from
$500 Justice John White ar1aiened Judge
the Court Of Quarter Sessions yesteray charged With
obtaining money upon swsrant contrary to law lie gave
bail in ~ 900
TmNrov-on Thursday night VIM G. Armstrong who live,
Hanover st. near Tsyorsley attempted TO commit
suicide by taking quantity Of sreno he attempted TO com
G 6n T ir,s evening Boo. was ordaSc and in
stalled pastor OF The PROSPECT rr PRESBYTERIAN church
ting neal aecnsg ,at hims m the groin Ins knife
pain and died on ~ man giving his name o a,
Fwingvie on suspici6n OF having ahose whch
was offering for sale at remarkably low price Howard
Geographic dispatch from Proydence T. L. on
charge of grand larceny Yesterday he was taken to
UNION Hn-rho books for objections to the extension of
being sgned by Of $40 lots The 200 employees on
the Bulls Ferry road improvement viii De paid to-day The
Bulls Ferry have thus far made the fol
lowing assessments; Un0n lIill $5l,OOO Weehawken
So, 500 and West HOb0ken, $500.
PHIlLrsuuRGOn Thursday might. brakeman, in the EN-.
roy ~ the Bevidcre and Delaware Railroad named Albert
town, Who was slishIly nndef the influence Of liquor
ELIkABEfH-Miles j. Freeman. hitherto bearing a good
reputation aud property owner on WAS sent 10
the County Jail yesterday for cruelty to his wife
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-Ths Queens County Circnt
Court and Court Of Oyer and Tsrmner Justice Calvin H.
Pratt presiding will house Monday.
III 1pec;rd that trial of William Delaney Tor the murder
Of Capt Lawrence Bay Sept ~ win take place at
this
STATEN ISLAND.
STApLEToN-The trustees of Edgcwater have re-
ey,d II bids for tho construction proposed
I'm anal the being made by John Duy for 2s 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
tAnnouncements.l
BURyETT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.
EsTERBRooK's Pens are the best.
Announcements

Or. LYON's TOOTH TABLETs.
Children are delighted with them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

four important items In this statement
Estimated value Of 1aTrytOwn property

nX,r cost - - 1000 10
Estimated value VI bank builiingsOverCOst s,U5I 10
Estimated value Of stocks over cost. 3s7S5 l3
pond- of Truste ............... ll5,OO0 90
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EsTERN HOUSE.

NJ kETTENH OFFEN. Proprietor, franklin ST.
THE large brick addition recently built, has been
1 furnished in excellent style. making it one of
the most complete hotels in Mauitowoc. A good
STABLE Is keptin connection with the house where
stock will be well provided for. --. 12-i4-ly;
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NNIDN HOUSE.

MILES MCMAHON. Proprietor, Commercial ST.
MIR. MCMAHON begs leave 10 announce to his
l friends and the public, that he has secured pes
session of the above well-klown hotel, where he
VIII be glad TO accommodate the travelling public
and boarders on reasonable terms His table will
always be plenufully Supplied and the rooms and
bedding uneXceptionahle. Good stabling for horses
and careful hoster always in.attenGanc9.
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HOTELS.
WlNDsATE HOUSE.

t. WlNDIATE, Proprietor, York street.
NNHIS firstclass House is in excellent condition
i and the Proprietor is confident that he can give
perfect satisfaction to the travelling subtle. Bi7s
will always be ready to take travellers and from
the boats. GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept in con
uection with the House. ~
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Owing to the continued Illness ofmy wife and
the aniaSorahie climate of Manitowoc, and being
DESTROYS o! removing a more favorable locality
offer for sale the following choice pieces of prop
erty IN the city; p. lots the of ST. Clair
and Sth streets, Spendidly located. and especially
valuable for building lots also halflot opposite
Mr.. Gikas new residence. and nv shop and half
OF on \ orS Street near the " indiate House All
re desirable pieces Of properly VIZ LYS,,p
e
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TAX NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
ManifowOc- Auvust 9th. 1875.

1oustVSoN- stfi- to'c-
All persons interested are hereby notified that
the following tracts and parcels Of land city and
village lots lying and being situated in the county
of ManiIoWoc AID Stsse. of Wisconsin, were sold
for taxes due and unpaid thereon Tor the year 1872
on the second Tue day. being the 18th day of May,
1875. Now. therefore, unless the amount OF taxes,
interest and costs sci opposite the seiera tracts
and parcels % land. city AMI village lots shall be
paid on or before the L til dag OF May, 1876 the
,ne viii be transferred to ,ne buyer mis- assignes
according the Law in such case made and proyid-
Cd
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II. BREUER Il CO Proprietors, Franklin ST.
TIANING leased the above well-lnowu house.
IL which has been newly furnished throughout
respectfully ask for srare ofrhe public patronage
A good STABLE il kept in connection with the
house where stock will be well provided for Silly
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4SuvnN

FASHIONABiE TAILOR All goods made bv
Il the subscriber are warranted to fit the form
Prices, reasonable, and am bound 10 Please those
who give me their castom. Shop on York Street
two doors West of the Windiate House 1s44y
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HARDWARE. STOVES. Etc.


D,EALER IN all kinds of Stoves. and Hardware
~ and Manufacturer Of Copper Tin and Sheet
iron ware, York street. North Side, Manitowoc
L..
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MUSICAL.
G.. RlEL.lNG,

DRoFESScR IF Music, will give lessons in Vocal
L and Instrumental Music in the city of Manito-
voc and AT Two Rivers. Residence on Sth street
near the Court House 12-44ly
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
CRADLES SCfiAEEER,
WIIIAuIYNCH

ENASHI0NKBfiE TAHOE, has removed to Buffalo
II Street two doors West Of f. X & E. III. Rand's
hardware Store All work warranted well done and
TO fit. I4-25-ly
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MILLER HOUSE,


J l.. MILLER Proprietor, cor. Chicago and 9TH ST.
4 LARGE NEW BARN has been recently Suilt
"A and will be kept in connection with the house.
S14-Iy
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ulSC0sSlN unuSE

JERE DALEY. Proprietor, cor. of 9th and jay St
THIS is pew House, ana well fitted ND with all
j modern improvements. \ good STABLE is also
kept IN connection with the house. 80
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

EC For the relief and
cure OF all deTangc.
49, ments III the stom
aCh, liver aud bow
rI els. They mild
IN aperient, and
ANH MY excellent pilrgative.
- table, t he sontaip
WXV @asSsseS mercury or nline-
~ Va ralwhatcver. Much
ssksl serious sic Sness and
~ - suffering is prevent
ed IN their timely
use; and every family should have them on hard
Tor their protection ana relief. when required
Long experience has proved them To he the SAT-
.,st Sursat, and best OF all the IiUs with which
the market aboundS. BY their occasional use,
Tue blood Is purified, the cor1Ipiions or the SIS
TEN expelled, distractions rcgaoycA and the
Nhole machinery Of lie restored 20 is healthy
activity. Internal organs which hecomesrls,gge,l
and Sluggish are cleSnsed by 4yef. : rus. and
stimulated into action. Thus iaci Gent@ disease
IS changed into health, thevahIecfsvSich cfran.e
whom reckoned on thu vast miuiiitss5cs whoeqieS
II, can hardly be computed. THEFT ,Ug4r coating
makes them pleasant To take, and preserve then
virtues unimpaIred for any length OF tisac, so
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they sre mild, and speIate
without disturbance 10 sheeoaststatSon, ~ dets,r
occupation. s
Fuil directions are given on The wrapper tn
each box, how 10 use them q Family Physie
ann Tor fhe following complaints, ssiliea these
For Dyspepsia o. indigestion. tistJcsa,
ness, LanSnor and Loss of Appetite, sAey
ach, and restore it, healthy tone and 1Cfi0n.
For Liver Conn r,Iai amt IL ysEieeS sslan-
toms, bilious Heatiache. sikh Head.
ache. j aunGice or 81 Sickness. All.
fous Collie and ssilious Ecs-I~, they sAo.hi
be iudiciouslv ttscn FOR each easesjo ee rect f,e
diseased action or remove the obs,ructionS Wllicl
Cause II.
For Dysentcry or Dtarriiuea, bat onc
MIL dose Is generally required
Tor EtheuEaatisns. Cont. Gravel. Pal
rsfafion of the kAessrt. Pam i'm the
Ssus'. Back and s.nins. they SHOULD he cnntin-
Gonsiy taken, aS required te change the diseased
action OF the system. With such change those
complaints disappear, FrF FrFfrs
For DroIsy and sror>i~.sl Swerlinc-~
they should lie taken in large and f,eslts..at loses
10 produce tbs effect of q drastic lI.r1e-
FOR Suppression, \ large dose -sheyY9f he
taken, as II produces tie desired eject hy svr..
patty. =
As Dinner PiI. take one or two T,;yIs ~ |
promote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and I
ooWes, restores the appetite and fnvigerates ths
system. Hence II Is often advantageous where 7
pc serious arrangement exists. One who feels /
,n.erably Wen, often fines that dose of these /
rus makes him feel decidedly better from their
apparatus. ~ NS''e
PREPARED RI
Dr.J. e. AVER & CO., Preetical Chemists.
LOWELL. MISS. q s. A. as
ZOE SALE EY ALL DEyc0IsIs LyEgYyuERE
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DENTISTS.
DIR. A. J. PATCHEN.

nENTlST OFFICE IN SHERMAN'S NEW
IL building. on 9Th street. ManitOwoc, Wis.
Particular atteatiOn given to all the different
branches OF the profession and all work warranted.
sxS~Geeth extracted without PAIN. 1244ly
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E. =. pIEHPONF.
A ttorncy and Counselor at Law
two Rivers,

WILL attend to Collections and all other bust
w ness in Manitowoc county and vicinity.
13-A-ly