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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18
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RSir certauftben MafAinfu.
y 6idt Cure aItmooii1en, i6fDerfdui9en,
lnuerlaufenoen, sSrauen t0otenoer Mlai4is
Ren su nns. g1ir nehmen bielelben Sl
$500 als She'll Der 3abluns an cine BON
anieren WfoIdinen.
Sie lit berlbmt ibrer 0Drtbeile ipedsh |:
oarin baB fie cine Der erDbten Mtai9inen
ift, neIGe beut,utaae fabrIjirt tDeroen. An.
ipsnbbar fit BEN sSamiIienaebrar@ iowobI
nls fir @erfftdtten. Gie bat bas 9r66te
GdNGen nit einem 9roBen ,.Sobbin~ ,
peldes beinahe cine ganje Gpaie Stpirn
bdlt. Sle Gpannung oes S6llTdens fonn
rcgul:rt :Der0en Dbne 9erausnabme oes
Ghiffhens aus Der WaI6ine.
Dieie Mtdi1ine lit 10 conitrnirt, bdB Die
Sraftnnpenoung birect iibcr ole gaoel 9es
,diebt uro oaourh iie Die BefdhlgunG bs'
fist bas ifperfte Waterial nit nnper9lei9'
h6cr Geidtigfeit 81 ndben. Sie ut lelr
tinfo4 in GonitruetioH uno 10 oduerbafi
cls Stnbl uno Gllcn Sie MAIDEN fann. Alt
ibre bepesenoe 8 belle IiHe BON perbGrtetenl
Gtlen un6 Gtobl nn6 auf iinnreihe @rt
eonitruirt, feline Sriebfraft 5u nerIiereh.
pBir i0nneii redtm1Bi9 jese
@afAine far 8 Sabre aarantire-.
Gie. lit bic fei9te1ie, rubieitInufenbe Ma.
idine i'm Rartte. sic ift ebcrfolls bic
Ior9fdItisi persieyic uno bib 6sfte WtaIdine
lie prooutrt.
Wfit allen bieien Dnr3igen fUiro He ben-
rod BON $500 bis $500 bilistt rerfaufi
ais .ir8enb cine anbere Wlai9iHe erfter
Rloiie.
ftnumidrdnfte gontrolle BON 9iitrictcu
hirb Mgenten eegeben.
Mnnebmbare Rnuipcrtrdge iueroen offttiri
Eir gaih ooer audi anf greoit.
Sdidt fir girculare nno Se6insunseu
on bic
White Sewing Machine Co.,
.3.IS Euclid 4ee3sstG,
s-eRtsn peiIanst GIepe.ane. -.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18
Grlebnife etaes alteR 0eiF=
Iid,en:

50 fir&h Dsin erpf IN ron ~aa.
bsrli6st eiafadt. &dStn Dir tie fcs,.
uanntsn spIritaaliasn susefest uhb Dir
sns 8Spf&en Ssrbrebt 2"
~gieaeictt IN CO TO-" gas fie sur ant.
mort. nltttstbaupt aSrr sIaab if. bas
Geiarr su tErtA StlitSten ciuterbliefet.
tn --surddttSrtn ,inb nit ibnsh hmsdIs
pHe9en f6nnen. @enn Gle rinmai Iu-
ssbsn; bts bic Seslsn fOrtl.ben, 70 bur.
fen Gle fastt& nt6t lilsnen. eas bttftIs
ben aaS battH ssssn fSthen robin Fs
eua taben."
.@Ott fisE mir BEL, Id CLAUDE Du
EirR ttnts &ases du& NOD ,,tif&.
rldeh" ah6 sEettmaispcne alUptaute
an Binbea b.rSCrrufen! Cine tr6Rli&e
aasiipt fur Teintn altsH wrcBsattr."
,@rospdpa," ltsse lle. lid eenfe rt&t
bae i6 tsmuIs berslsi@en ttdn rsrbt ;
abtr rrnn Id Dor Dir Rerbt, 70 10 d tH
surhdfcntrtttt unb Dir In bttTeut alien
Stutirsimmer T4tbar iptrSsn: Gieb tl
rb tn es ntttt ttde !"
Gle Sapfte fErf; mstne tteine GnfeltA,
als iie eas ssfast. unD mari nod einmdl
ldGtlnS ben 9bsf sutld; Elm tadlftafht
0lab&tn auf btt Ddnse, bes6r .Re tur
Eblr 6tnuustdpfis. Fe mar erR feGseSA
Sabre ait unb frifG wie cine RofentRCt.
pc. Sterben 2 Ber Fcnnte On ben SOB
eenten iinb an Ft Ia BEN ndmli4eH Na.
ssnbltda gBar Ne bC$ eta gito Drs &C.,
bens.
SD felt. ratS rltbtt din SEN e5rei6.
ttf& uhb f&aute III meihe 3eitansen.
Reire @sbanftf rtaren a6er serRreat.
SD 6dGte an RtaS. SD rruett; BAG fe
jeet trsssesdnStn rSur, UNI IN btm teu.
ttsen Ssftas nit lbren SuserbstIptelsn
G& 3u psrSniseH. SO pubtt. has in
ibrem @lter bas eebrn iHr bic fieefen
Gra&te BOT: ater t& Eatte su tanse &c.
lett, uat Mot ou&su tptfsn. eae man&e
Srabfdl ouf ttrem lunsen etbenswes I'm
6tntertdlt ldurt oae &rantteit, Gorge
unb enbttb Ter Sob fie bef&tet5en mfr :
be, rrte ate anberen MehI1sn. Dieter
9sbante tetrItte mid. @drum tCante
Ie ntGt bas ndntliGe tolDltltse Sc.
lsfGDpfe Serblstben, balb atus; Sab
Sunsfrdu, bas fe isst rSat7 8 anhes.
bare 3ett! ltnteusfunss S4idfdt Die
Obnmd&tis fiibhn MIR Gns eu& sesen.
iibet: SD tornte trpdr geenY inter met.
mem DdGe tefStrmen; tG tcnnte ttr dlIt
@ladssatet. b!e tG befae, vtrmo&ea /;
aber es futb nf&t tn meiner Ma&t, ttre
eeteTsitdSe nur unn etne Stunbe au per.
ldnstrn Uber ttn afpl tsr su rtrf@af.
fert tSc tsin llnSeina9 Fs srrsi6en tonn.
Il.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18

nt&t" anS mn ttnrns sAfdens
ftt rr nuf frih AnbeFAt yh nlelatA
Gen nItter.
@tine ftrtns sieaa Bir nrrus
Mad rsnisen gtunttn las Ne am
Gcp4a ttcraHf tA ne vi msiHtr Y; Il 4
itssth SefettA tattt mifs trmf
T&merSit4rh @rEAtsauebru4 aur
ItimitGth Sil4rl @aFr1ia
tranpfUtft ih Der elat. atr tuTA
tss Wswahb FsnisSts fi& an itrsn i
Yrf tVis ID es ucrssr s,fsSen nur
1tiStren @1Ftrtrcpftn ttauftlfrn i.
ttreT $aar auf ben Scets. III. IA
Su ftaHtn MIR irtssr siasttfssss ].
tE.
~0A BIN jsbs sin a4lisiShri.. r
Damn nm iftee 70 Habt ber Ean
tbss bic 10 f3rfittn mus, um aat n
Id Ssfisbt inD SrnSrfn, piebsrbserht
lu fOnntn, Ndb iG beam mit ruSGarr A4
fuas rtesn fann spa Itaer garrd. -
eett. 4stt trhaOA sirm1b iA no nrs.
iu srfIitsh, iOas III an isaeht iEaaA ).
saHsentH tfrSsRohte5pHen Gas Id Won !.
mem StubirSimalsr srfsten ta6e: % r.
tih %t5ntd6fsrbItbe D mara mlr,Nr
u,efvs~r n3AmA Na~Ran - p1E
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18
Gid I@aaSerbafttr q ada
t1i6r0.


9n tsr Rant Scrh es. iam as. WA.
tabtn stadbniOt6sr Ia Ter scm rcrSs
Ttgelsbsra III gl4fa.gBeintat cine
stsedetntfrfat ii siasnt zSallsfsL BARD
Sdantt setSstl settssneR Saaatr'raben
NasIe Gle 5rdu unS ben is ja6Flssa
Scth See Sanser 6ar@ Gerr6riinait
~ ststsn ssria&t; anb ais 6deat6 brs
f6t wabrfStialiA At&t Icfcrt 6efbttae.
fastt rprOen ID. fIe ScGsnes tcSt atf.6la.
gen. Der Rtttr inb Itia &ndpSi lfaS
ni&t dufsdFibtn sewtlta, Ia6rfAsinfist
abrr du8 Sett6tet anG In Der son pea
gsrbte6eru in @raa6 seasdten @Aeuer
Ssrbrdnat iDcrbsn. Die MISiE fslbk tn
.tenfans. dnb iip1r ahstaf&sinlid aur
gsr6ttdas Hrs .beSdRsratit IlcresEllrst
an niebtsftH Gttnen III 8fSnS Selledt
nCretH: bus 6ruer sat dkkt Eua6rFbar-
e ASsifr Denis &&aben GnatFI6iei.
Gin 9iioriSct skaD&en fDrlSes unli etn
gerbte&stt ttni gttbftRHdndeteet daf-
ssfsgt ~rfttfi tr'af. BAL li& mil srup.n,
@dt6-ia Gin Set ssSait-Strn bic
5idu,mtR Serettet un6 6ann tnt Dprfc
eitnt sentattt. Dtsfs Nd6&ta: mel.
Ssg BIZ &aubmUrbet Selebtn id gatea
bsfimptt ttbdustet, bsf3ut0lst elaeH
f&cn frater wts6tr6Clt De6 gEVrDea Be-
si6tiottn gOsstS6tfStr GinpOtuer hsr
EpsiInatme an Der frdslI&en Etst: unp
sstit Die SeFndtme btftlbsH erfets..
stus benz yatt Ia 6tt gBctnauEe etr
@atlt fUlIsn 5000 N. stacSltn fsiH.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18
esbt Garsa AaHSea gsa6sf.

Bon 3sit u Gen lRe nan snks
gsdftrrh rhitttimG4rn @ratrn plc III,
riSe RttbunS bon SebesfsnsA Is
eanbs. cttr 9OnIutt- osth ANA 6,s
sanht, sds etrft f9r6IIsRs aEes Rfas.s
esitrn bet ben grtrrttsrn 6tffttttN
BEN 9nnsrn-rtit stranIaet ubet II :
Ausera3 StbraGt nirp bara nahatl.
eaftr Sfsse, nanieRnI& tar6 @assr
nlanssl bel errber 6ist. 9rtt AarBFm
PAT man tduFs 0yttssntsiA IN ksr
statt ME auf erA taAbt nsGriunttafa
tois sch eSts 70 nian&er SaaS.trllgef
In rsGt seUiiItntcfer Drift blt BerTsra-
uns tHrer 9Hnbt init gDaftr dussr 4.f;
etlafsn rire, ua6 strSttrnB Iadt MAJ
tih GefiB ritin G6er htttn ser 6an6s-
ttitts.-St rs nt&t siae arose linm,nF4 (.
ltdtsit cbet cine nIGt III sarafei6k1k4
Jdaltttf ErtA rH5eftArtk nnn6t IH
sIafsnDer sohneaBist reAt aAfrE e..
laien prrrsnF Gs @art wanTat1g.
rsrtt, bas TdmntlltAs gpii,sisFaarr
frtnSaens dnSspirfth rarDrn, tsl n.
rsn SattOuinrn tin T&arfss aa6e anf
etefs Oft 70 fUISrnl4Rrt 7hitrSadltrsi
,u tdtsE pnb bic G&ulbiasn ,ur steln.
etarii6en Strdfe arlujtiaen! vel ar.
senrarsIssr 6Isessit mSGteA mir eabsr
cltn 9uabteiierrn --bsrraette bef ndH.
ldfiissn-laut unb na&Sra4Il4li iuts.
fta: eCebt GurtR 6aa6rR DlTtr.r
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18

eubftriptlon gum Beftfn btr Ta.
mile bee oerlfc rhenen Trei.
bettesEthteee.
Die anttr,ei6ntte SpdtanShina N
NIT btm @ertrisb htr fur @meritd Be-.
tttmmten Aussabe pbtser @ettcbts bertrt
trrrtsn une thrift tfn gerebrvrn bes
srceen 9rctsn Iiit, ba6 bas BUD Jest
jur 8trfrncung berett In.
allen Seifenunaeu teIiebt man tenge,
frda tn TOrm. elmer TrfaRrei(unS bel.
inlrssn.
3arI D6sffjueSr
RllronEet, @ie.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18

Gin StntS Eager 0aaren better 0uaIttdt I'M.
rtey auf 5dnt. @eMfen p6mtt fur 10 Gents
uNb aufr drts. autfGtn S6D drttrt 15Gente
uAo oufpirta. gDlr .srfu4en ecf.6 m ets
snrhffoft hes NHtIitums.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18
Matt,tbarkea.


TBte UerrorrM sub iDteber eewowneas
Ghs GSkanaIuaa aSer be sabssde 6tlinus ssa
DnGnte une GebR6tEe6nus. :
q - SOetea berausssseben,, eInt neue
~ -S1l7@A Nueaabe pcu DR.. GulteTwe1'e
A n@S BcrIefmnS Abes bic raeigale Hess
A MMNS EmRSrth Truuttcuen Seer GaTeas
fhra&e, eeiifise unb ecrtrItHt
ID G@wA@e, GlneeFnieIe lum hes
FotheH &C., bersersttro6t ,eurG GtttfbeHe6ans unb
aeS&leGtii&e GueI&wetfunSPn, DIE f&re6Ii@eu Gcgs
gen hisles eaRers Fne In bteier kerakmten DrO4hye
lur Rarnuns Der Susenh NIT Teiherf4att ssi&its
brit uab beE stngist R&ett Eea ansesettn, any
pst&sm etne pprlIlAnfias 6eIaAs, cbae ben Getrnu4
stfAtriAeE unsrIier ReR9intN eygIeit weEeeu eanH.
,N6e aIt nab jung. EeIGe an g1ersenlAwA&e, Rtes
bergeS@IAeenheit 9mpctenI cher Pcnniicueu, uub
ben tau5eah traRTtsen Goleen Sst6leAut4tr dues
E@peiNn0en Ieibtn, fcntsn beis S4rtt INIT GcrsIalt
Ruhifen.
Nm fAr SIs ,settmseuAat s.rbrtIsuns 40 peri@ol.
Yen, rtEh nieielbe bet GmpIanS Uen 6Glhtt I'm Psas
hoHips pCRfret hatS allen GRetIeR Der BeSesnistct
Stadten peridRpt
W2an aorcifrc:
The cuIisraA Medical cenpsnF,
81 Aah gt.. NSw York. Post Bex GSoe.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18

@tt summarizes; Eenamdn-
&t esutt toha&tea.-Sn elnnR
Dcrfs In rel2em bic SGlfN n4tAtf1n-
tift unb bic 6alftt fatSOlif& mar ksfaaS
ii4 nur Elm gBirtSstaus, ms5aes bonn
aud BON teibsn Sbeilen esAakl musOs.
Ginies tatHCtif6e Gils Stadtten Die Dr.
rnertuns stmdtt ju Bcben. eag eis
@irttin bic YrOteRanten stt 1sratrelh.
aus con 5peilsn uHb Gsttdnltn bespr>
lSe; unb fteaten lie Oe5Gllb sar gte..
sRttn @Ott" fosse Ete CUTE gran. str
ri6t ia aIe. bue 6M armrn 1eufe[ a1t-
fanmt In bic .&Sas iUmmsa une e,vis
brattn miTtn; eo In 60 eeRn boz ArsR.
6tA eae man ibnen Ouf hiefer Relt na4
struS Gutts tout"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18
rs Gemts per Slaftbe.
Wertauft bci 1HeH Orh99INeH.
Sic &nn0e +!
ScEiUimcf fm6t.

Titfs aufrsiteRht uHh aefiHrliAs 3ranfheti
ufS nvtsa rsrausatksnhs Srmptrmc, se:na6>
llTiSrSr buittn, NaatIhirsif, 0tiieffttf, 8SeTe
fitbsr-mrreru permanent esbrit enrh }, Pr.
SparRs's COMPOUND SpELp
esi RiIetu Airfhe n"
9rcrtitiS-GiR Scrliuftr Der gHaacRs
Iblrtne litcSt, In daratieriiirt euTh 9ataTrh
cher GHRuneuns esr SdIsims RemerdHt Der
Cuff, paiiaar, nit Suftn une auSwHrf, EIrrD
ltm @iten, 6silatrit uno S6muitn in etr
Rrua. Elr 6rt tifEA clsu GFreticntn. ptb"
IN Gals, StrIuif Der Stim nc, puIten, iR
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18

Der Sstras Der @lmnee. um nst3sR
DspOatcrn Ia Der 8luRers Barr Nj III.
len tcipr tsttrseR wekser W s5sa. IA. .
40
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

| SCRIBNER FOR MARCa.-Thera are
about eighty illustrations in the March
number of Scribner, twenty-eight OF
them are accompanying Mr.. w. 8.
Wards description of 1.-THE New York
Aquarium. Among the subjects en-
graved are the l1ingiyo, the He'll bend
ers, Sea-Raven, Toad Fish, Angler,
Skate, Shark, Seals, and the late lament
ed Whale. Much attention is devoted
to the circulating and filtering system OF
the Aquarium, which is said to be much
superior to those OF similar institutions
! abroad. Other illustrated papers are
princeton College," by Rev. DIR. Alex
ander,-5le last of the College series
except Oberlin and Smith ; the ninth of
Clarence Cooks familiar talks on house
furnishing, this month with uniqne de-
signs and practical suggestions; the con
Gliding part Of Gen. McClellan's s'Win-
ter IN the Nile, " with descriptions of an
Arab tournament and dinner with
Sheih Achmet ; and a popular science
discussion Of ''The Pitcher Plants" by
Mrs. S. 3. Herrick, with drawings from
nature by the author. There is also a
large engraving from fine portrait OF
Gilbert Stuart, painted by himself-this
accompanying Miss Stuart "reminiscences
of her father, entitled 1.-The Youth OF
Gilbert Stuart and containing anec-
dotes of Benjamin West, Sir Joshua
Reynolds and others. A single illustra-
tration is given with DR.. Hollands
"Nicholas Minturn, the motive of which
is discovered to lie in the discussion of
problems connected with mendicant elias
ses in ali ranks of society. Of Mrs. Bur
nett's serial, THAT Lass O. Lowrie's, -
there is dramatic installment, and Sam
my Craddoch continues his readings of
''Robinson Crusoe," with the aid of a
''Manyensis." The other fiction of the
number consists of the concluding half
of Farmer Bassett's Romance, by SAKE
Holm, the author dropping into poetry
a light, cheerful story, Celestial Peas, y
by Isabella I. Hopkins, and one in a mi
nor key by James L. Mckay, entitled
''Stella Grayland. Bret Harte reap
pears in Scribner with poem, "Of VII
linn Francis BARTLETT" Mrs Anne Lynch
Botta, who has not published for several
years, has noteworthy sonnet, "Har-
mony," and Mr. Boyesen prints an
"Elegy on A. G. L." The other verse
is by H. H., Charlotte F. Bates and Al
ice ". Brotherton. Gen. Dix has short
sketch of "Claudian,' one of whose
poems he translates in q happy line-for
line rendition. Two other papers COM
plete the list of ''body articles p one, a
clear, impartial Exposition of Life In
| surance," by Julius Wilcox, the other, q
| defense of Chinese immigration by an
anonymous writer who seems to be we'll
informed on the subject.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

THERE promises to be all elegant
scrimmage' among our Democratic
friends for the nomination for County
Judge at the convention next month.
Below will be found list of those whose
names we have heard mentioned in con-
nection with the Office, with several
towns to hear from
T. G. Olmsteal, c. H. Schmidt,
NJ. Kirwan, n. S. Pierpont.
Henry Sibree, A. Whitman.
John Franz, Geo. Y. Woodin.
Among the lot are one or two whom
we would be willing to vote for as men
well qualified for the position. Whether
the "best man wins or not, remains to
be seen. On the Republican side, we
have heard OF no one who has declared
his intention to I'M
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22
REWARE OF FR1rIT Tree PEDDIERs.

BEWARE OF FRUIT TREE PEDDIERs.-
For the past two years various gangs of
men have canvassed different portions of
the country with samples of fruit in glass
jars, and large numbers of people have
become victims to their fraudulent prac-
tees. These men do not grow their
stock themselves, nor is it grown in Ohio
as represented, but it is picked mp in
different parts of the country wherever
they can buy the cheapest trees. The
fruit shown by them in their glass jars
Is seldom of the variety represented by
them, but consists Of the largest speci-
mems of any variety they can obtain it
is named to suit the purchaser when it
is real, but is often wax, and being in
liquid the deception is not perceived by
the purchaser. The trees sold by them
are shipped hundreds of miles without
being boxed to protect them, and with
ont moss sufficient to keep the roots
moist That this fraud may be entirely
successful, customers are warned by
these imposters not to open their trees,
as exposure would injure them and the
victim is generally home before he dis
covers the fraud. The prices obtained
by these parties are simply fabulous, and
often are for plants that do not exist.
For instance they sell ''The Alpine Tree
Strawberry" Ga ''thing' unknown to
nurserymen) at an enormous price, and
deliver plant of some common variety.
-Erchonge.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22
DIED.

GILBERT.-In this place, the 9Th inst, at the
residence of her sister, Mrs. Ole Christens On,
Miss MINNIE GILBERT, aged p years.
Another victim of that fell disease consump
ton. Miss Gilbert was sister of our towns
man, n. |. Gilbert. Esq, and was widely known
for her amiable disposition and upIightness
Her funeral services were preached by the
Rev. Mr.. Krog, on the It'll, and her remains in
tered in the Baldwin celnetery.-Bald,gir Bul-
letia.
CARROLL.-On Jan. 81. MARY, oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. John Carroll.
So runs the short notice Only few lines
in a newspaper, and yet what Il volume of sor-
rsw, CT bitter regret. those few words embody
to those who mourn /; for she was indeed be-
loved by those who knew her best. And among
all the flowers that Deaths untimely FROST
hes nipped this winter, not one will be held in
more tender remembrance by sorrowing
friends than Mary Carroll. She was dutifu
daughter, a faithful, affectionate sister, and
tender mother to the helpless little one her dy-
Ing mother committed to her charge and be-
loved and respected by those who knew her
And the motherless sisters left behind on earth
will feel her loss as one that never can be re-
placed loss irreparable TO them to her gain
that we shall never estimate. until we, too
shall have put off this mortal for the immortal
ity of God And, dear friends, when youth,
and hope and pride are daily laid low in the
dust, which of us can say that the next snow
flakes of this fading winter viii not fail upon
our graves The pale-faced Reaper is abroad
gathering the sweetest and best Of our land,
and spring VIII carpet many new-rnade grave;
tut mono upon which will fall tears of more
b'ttsr regret than tie srTve of Mary Carroll.
4 FRIESp
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

CHRONICLE ITEMs.-The pier OF Coo
per & Jones, at this place, was consider
ably damaged yesterday by large feat
ing blocks of ice. - Last Monday even
ing the barn Of Peter Wagner, who lives
north of this village, was entirely con-
sumed by fire, together with all its con-
tents. The origin of the fire is, as yet,
an unsolved mystery. The loss is est
mated at about $500. We are unable to
gay whether this sum is covered in whole
or in part by insurance or not.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

A PROPOSITION has been submitted to
the Board of Aldermen by a number of
gentlemen who desire to establish gas
works in this city. We have no idea
what the committee to whom the matter
was referred will report, but 1t is our
private opinion that if the establishment
of Is works here is to cost our citizens
anything by way of taxation, direct or
endeavor to get along without it for a
while at least, notwithstanding kerosene
costs 35 cents per gallon.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

IT was reported at Marinetta last week
that man had been devoured by the
wolves near section IA, north of Menom-
inee, nothing being left but his bones
and boots. The wolves have been very
troublesome this winter in the lumber
ing camps.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

ABILn providing for uniformity of text
books throughout the public schools Of
the State has engaged the attention Of
the Legislature for some time. 1t ap-
pears to US like a ''put mp job to fur
nisii someone a chance to make big
haul on contract, and the bill should
be closely studied before being passed.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

THERE are young men who cannot
hold skein of yarn for their mothers
without wincing, but who will hold 125
pounds of neighboring family for the
best part Of an evening with patience
and docility that are certainly phenom-
inal
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22
-oNsUMrrrvEs TAKE NOTICE

O~s ~ - -sA@ = = <4A6 N O1SNL
Every moment of delay makes your case more
hopeless, ami h depends the juiicions choice
ola remedy Tie of testimony in favor or
Dir. Sehencils Puilnonie Syrup, a cure for Con
sumption, far exceeds all that lie brought 20 sup
port tie pretensions of any her medicine. See DR.
schencks Almanac. containing the certificates of
many persons of rhe highest respectabity who have
been restored III hea lth after being pronounced in
cHrahle by physicians of acknoue igcd ability
sciiencks Puimonic Syrup alone llts cured many rs
thesa evidences viii show bnt the cure is often pro-
NOTED by the employment of two other remedies that
Dr. schenck provides for the purpose These addi
tionai remedies Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills By the timely of these medi-
eineS according IL directions Dr. Schcnck certifies
thai most any case of Cor sumption may lie cured
Dr. Schenck is profess ;onaliyst his prncipa office
Corner Sixth and Arch SITS, Philadelphia every
Monday, where all srs for advice nIsthe lres-
sed.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

WHEN a girl crops her front hair and
brings it down over her forehead, like a
Mexican mustang, and then ties a piece
of red velvet around her neck, who can
wonder at the number of pale-faced
young men that throw away their ambi
ton and pass numerous sleepless nights
in trying to raise down On their upper
Inns
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22
The third session of the Manitow

The third session of the Manitowoc
County Teachers Association, which was
to have been opened in this city tomol-
row evening, has been postponed until
Saturday morning. and that portion OF
the published programme intended for
the first evening has been omitted. The
meeting bids fair to be largely attended
and the exercises very interesting and
profitable to the teachers.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

On Saturday evening, Feb. "a, Mr.C.
T. Viebahn delivers lecture before the
County Teachers Association on Elec-
tricity, if the weather be favorable for
the performing of experiments if not
favorable, another subject will be. chosen
Other exercises will occupy a part of the
evening. Those interested in education
al matters are invited to be present at
the session.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

WE told lie early this morning. In
answer to the inquiry of stiff old Dem
crat who wanted to know s'what the flags
were displayed for this morning" we
answered that Hayes had been declared
elected, inaugurated and had all his APP
pointnents made He tainted, and it
took quart OF whiskey to restore him.
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Amount.

The official oaths of the chief and first
and second Assistent Engineers of the
Fire Department were presented and
filed.
report of the Clerk in relation to
the grade of streets in the city was Or
dered spread upon the minutes.
Board adjourned to meet again on
Monday, March 5, 1877.
A. NJ. RICHTER, Clerk.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

A LONG. lean, lank Individual came in
to Bauman's drug store at Oshkosh q
day or two ago, and wanted to buy some
love powders. Bauman did him up a
square dose of ipecac. and the fellow
went on his way rejoicing.
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JASPER HANSON rainrnel

JASPER HANSON returned from vii
mington, \. G., on Monday, where he
had been to look after his schooner, the
John Schuette. lie reports all hands
we'll and highly pleased with their aapen=
lures on salt water The schooner has
cleared for Hamburg with cargo Of
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

Caked Breasts, rheumatism, Sciatica,
Sweliings, Sprans, Stiff Joints. Burns, Scalds,
Poisonous Bites, and all flesh, bone and muscle
ailments, can be absolutely cured by the Cen
tuar Linments. What WhiteLinimentis for the
human family, the Yellow Centaur Imminent is
for spawned, CALLED, and lame horses and ami
mails febl5-I3w
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REV. HUNTLEY is one of the most en-
tertaining lecturers in the northwest
and the simple announcement tina. lac
will lecture here will be sufficient to in
sure for him crowded house.