The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-06-03

The Tribune has changed rs form from
the qusrto to the folio and comes out re-
duced in size, being now an 8-eolunn payer.
1t is still good looking paper, however.
For circulars, posters, hill-heads, letter
h ads, cards and everything in the line Of
printing, call at this ofice, and We win give
you satisfaction in quality of work and low
prices.
There was once a Pennsylvania leGisla-
tor who laid by $4,000 10 one session.
When he was asked how he managed this
with salary Of $1,000, he said that he
saved it by doing without hired girl.
CAS- convincing proof that the grasshop-
pers read the papers, it is mentioned that
they have this season entirely avoided q
certain county which was mentioned last
year as raising the poorest quality Of wheat
in Kansas"
We are not of jealous disposition, and
can accept almost any position which We
feel we are called to, but when the Chicago
Inter Ocean, simply because it harpens to
be published in Chicago h6s list
to publish consisting of 1872 pages of the
ordinary size of that sheet, and quietly
pockets the change. without even offering
to divide, it makes Us feel that some men
are mighty mean and stingy.
We have listened to the organs peal,
have heard soft music stealing over the
waters; we have listened to the dulcet tones
of natures own sweet singers, in the woods,
but never did we suffer such emotions. as
when last Sunday evening, we listened to
the whistling of young and blooming
damsel on Main street. All the energies of
her soul were thrown in to make that
whistle a success, and we plodded On feel
ing how m uch success can be attained in
this world on small capital by diligence
and perseverance.
But after all We see no reason why girls
should not whistle, and it seems to US that
this prohibition is but another instance of
mans wicked rule over women. We wonder
why Anna Dicke nson or Susan B. have not
thought of this before. They have COM
passed the whole field of woman's wrongs,
and have dealt many blows for her eman-
cra.ion, but during all this time not one
word has been said against this fragrant
outrage. But we are glad to see that there
is at least one woman in Manitowoc who
has independence of character enough to
assert her rights in this direction, and ere
long we expect to see her whistling her way
up to that position for which her acquire
ments eminen:ly fit her.
The Sheboygan papers are out with fam
ing cuts, demonstrating to the most ob.use the
fact that her claim to the position of second
city will soon be undisputed, and all because
of water comm lnication with the Flint &
Pere Marquette r. R. Yet we do not
wonder at this blow when we are told the
facts in the case. just think of it Tie
first trip, the steamer took in 300 bbls. of -four
the result Of probably only months saving.
This of itself was enough to ensure success.
The second trip we do not knew about, but
the third trip was so successful. The vast
quantity OF ten barrels of -four and three
passengers was her load over, and on her
Saf frIn faI III
Truman had the whole steamer to himself
and his ramoles we're uadisturbed by a
single box or bale. Verify, hew great
a matter u little FIRE kindleth.