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8p<cfaa Dtsposea 10 5At Jrtbuns
PrRr Hunk, Mich, jnnu l.-l0 .. m.-Doxw-
tsopa hswbulgh+ Blanchard, Wsstiord, Jay Gould,
4&lhs, Grascs and eonsoEt. Annie smith aaa Tow,
ehfs J. 7. Marsh, E. K. Turner.
Ct-Ptops WLsahcon, Asia; sthrs william
Grandy, I'd Kef.y, Dsn Fsanklin, sophia Mlnch,
David Stewart, q. II. Warrington. &. l.. Watson,
Gauihau, Maggie. u, 8. uacoa, q. ". We.!ey,
ael!e Slcrens. ST. Lawtsuce. llattle Howard.
MlaD-soutb. gentle; weather tnc.
The tug LesAthau afEived hcsa this evening with
10 schs r. W. Gi1or1, which sks srscuud from
hoEta Limestone Island, Georgian Lay, alter about
tseiya days' luhof. Tas Clifford .sas COL oil bf tho
III VI jack. .scsSxs, and VA launched bully into
, 1877-06-13
ERIE


Special Dtspatch 10 71S Tribune
ERE. pa., Juna i2.-AnnrvALs--fsop Ataskn,
echrs Allegheny ami Annle Sherwood.
DErARrunEs-prop4 8parta, Jan,os Davidson,
hafYc QeaFJta. -
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LYONS KATHA1NOy.
IS IRead and heed
Y0IIp what is here said,
KAIR faH learn bow W il ! may 5r7
WORTH DO done at a small
SAYING?l cost,

Men and women should be careful Of their
flair, 1t Is not merely an ornament; It Is AZ
n'lcl part Of Naturc's plan for tho perfection
OF ilca!th and the preservation Of ltfc a Ia any
other member of the I,oly
Men nf science l.aye scurcled 1opr and pa-
cultivattng the hair.
:, Iatlty,.lve years ago, the eminent scholar,
Into thorough study Of tho matter. 'lIo went
TO the very root Of It. and his labors were
crowned With success. 1lo It was who gave to
tile world that pricelcsa discovery,
, 1877-06-13
THE NOItTliERNER.

III II NVIEIl1I5I{NEI Err
The large bargu Hosthctncr4 clartcrel Yesterday
to carry eosn 10 Bntfafo, IL to have powerful en-
ginca mud boilers placed III her thts ecason. This
work will probably be done ut Dctrnit, where sllc
ts owned. On hos tFtp down shv will 10 tUwed by
tho Chauncry unIbert.
, 1877-06-13

Special NspateA to zas Tribune
EAsr sAulsAw. blich, Junu 1..-T0-night, whllo
tug ~nh pulling OH tho schr Bismarck, lIcar iiay
City, tho chalk broke anti dying itun struck John
Williams, the mate. knocking Ills brains uut.
, 1877-06-13

BUFFALO, N. y, Junu 12.-ycsscls passfnp
TellanI Canal tho last fartx.cig,t hours:
WksrwAup-i'ropa Lowell and Lawrence. o..
dcnsburg to chsea3o; A. htonsoo, Montreal to
Windsor Lincoln, Collins Lay to Lucor River;
Afcala, Hamilton 10 Toledo; bnsaA blazing Star,
oswcgo to Toledo; Florida, 9aronto TO Hack 1,iy.
Ct; LouiHn. st. Catherine to Cloyoand; London,
Kingston to LAY ctty: echs Grace WhItuey, Ug.
densburg 10 Cleveland; Albatross, Port Daihounlc
to lay City; A. Fatconcr. Uladstoac, md II. Il.
NathhaFn. Toronto to CIuyclana; rn1llprn, do, 10
ordcrs; II. r. Murray, Hamilton 10 Cleveland; !;
R3 Ws3aa t {. Wss9a Ss1Sss s,s wls: %
roEt 1elee: M0ntrullsr. Oswego to CEteago; bargcs
G1!'nsby and L!s4at Collin. bay to Lucer lt!vcr.
2ucbee; L. specka and Linn, Toledo to Mon.
tieal: CITY of Now York. Duluth to Uadenubafv;
C,.y q cene9'd; chcuso to ogtc'sh!rg; 1asks
ia, Chatham 10 Quebec; norway. Sie1lA, mud ii.
A. A. Muir i'ay cisy y Kns.toa; M9u.eotnety. 70.
Hay; il. Uaskin, Lake Sarofior to KinEston; q,
Iorfcl1,, Hack Nlysr to Toronto; .. Muwntt,
:'ask Hsysr to pFseXyls; y. Wotweoa, Cleveland
TN; Manznnll'a. Day City u Collins liny: NJ. 4.
Null, Hay C!ty to ktngston;. tchrs Jai!lcs Wnsls
natsr ssa; .;a; S'ssaS g. r. 'fsaa Hssa 1Sa s
9aaea aud r Sims, IlIask lt!rcr y lttocl:,tlls:
Ts'ss 70 sssSetfs iiartsr; - 5isry, Tolsio" to
Thorold star llet!ott to taebee; l.. itos*, nuy
Ivy 70 hinEston; II. 4. Lydou. 10y ": to Col
sro riry sed ssand u aha1sI = j.me: HSft IT,
duncan CITY 70 Kingston; N. Hunter, Ashtahila to
Irescott'a; Cataract, uo.cFfch TO Kingston; 4. j.
Chatham to ueaal,aruais; Col. &. II. Puy, Green
nay t9 tlusbcc; 7. Mnftnn. Gltsuanl IL lla,utl.
Ton; Garrett Smith. Randutky 10 Totonto.
GLEAnrp--I'rop Cuba. coal to Chicago, 1900
tons. on .. t.; schTJ. T. Aastcn. coal 10 Chtcagu1
], zoo tons, at GOc.
o,CnAnTkn.-s.easns!ps y. 4. Falsbank, coal to
Chicago at Coo free; u. ". Powers, caal to Mar
9uets uo Eruo; nchr Ialie k0.e, c1aI TO l>et1uit,
&c free bark John Hreclor, coal to Racine At 7Uc1
, 1877-06-13
OCEAN STEAMSEl1Ph.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
North German Iloyd.

Tht tchmt.s ot this Company win .an every eatr.
1:ates OF fpassaRu-From New York % 6outhamptnp,
Lyndon, nayEe, sal bremen. mt cahln sln}i Jeeo13
eAtns &0l Kn,di steefpEe, &1J currency Fur freight
OF passage Apply to oKLttltH8 d CO.,
, 1877-06-13

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE 4 st. PAUL RAH.RQAp,
Union Depot. corner MAIison and CsnAi-Rts. Ticket
once, ~ south cl&rx.att oppt&ita Sherman Uou1c,
, 1877-06-13

CHICAGO, 81. PAUL 4 MNHEAP0LIH LINE.
Ticket Offices G. CArkst. nu II kinze. .Htreet Depot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13
THE Wrong BRIDEGROOM
a Wedding that ala not Come on Exactly ns
One Party Intended.

The stenmer pick johnson arrived

The steamer Dick Johnson arrived at an
carly hour yesterday morning, and among the
MESSENGERS were Miss Annie Ferguson. Miss
Graham and Mr.. Ira y. Patterson. the latter u
half-brother of Miss Graham, They took rooms
at the Sherwood House. and at o'clock had
occasion to require the services Of Squire sam
Day. -
Miss Annie Ferguson. the bride. is beautiful
young girl She il tn" daughter OF well-to-dn
parents. farming people. residing at island.
Davies county. n.y., n station on the Evansville.
Owensborp and RuS-cvlle Eailroud, about
twenty miles from Owenshoro. Miss Ferguson
was intended ~ the bride Of q young man Of
Island and the nuptias were set Tor last even
ing Mrs Ferguson did not favor the mat IA.
and II l. said. with her parents consent, cast
longing eyes in tho direction Of Ira VI Pntt"r-
son, Young farmer Of Sacramento. Mclean
county Ky the son of wealthy parents. There
was n loving response from Ira J.. and the
flames thus kindled overlcaped all obstacles To-
their union. They cloped. and chose Miss
Graham to accompany them.
As early "a possible license was procured.
and Squire Day was called upon t. perform the
ceremony. The drawing rooms OF IN" Sher-
wood House Were the Sen" oi the wedding. In
all their happiness no thought was given t. the
eNpe'tnnt bridegroom. who ~ spoken OF rs an
old friend oil the Ferguson family,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13
IIydrophobIa In Great Britain.

Some information with regard to dogs Is
given by n return Just laid before the House of
Commons. The rapid growth in the numbers
of these faithful animals under the license sys-
tenn is very striking. In the years lSG6-67 the
number Of dogs nSsesScd Ia the dog tax in
Great Britain amounted TO 4i5 G56. In 1867 the
number of licenses granted for dos was
S2S $40: in 1865 this number rose t. 9O1.7ij. IN
1859 TO .OO6 SOC. in 1870 to O6i G2l. and year
hy year II has gone on increa- NJ. untll IN leiG
It reached "a Total OF 1902 49, of which LOO 100
were licenses granted for DOGS IN England, and
1872 COG for Scottish dogs.
\ return Is alsu given Of the number OF deaths
from hydrlph lhin during each Of the ten years
frOM -G5 To- 1875 INCLUSIVE, iu "u'h county lu
England aud Wales. From the figures given. il
appears that the tutd number oi victims to this
dreadful d,-pA-, durin. the period ln lu"s ,luu
was 33i of which ITO arc r.N.'rlr az dust Ian
cnshire and - against the West kdlngot York
shire. These districts stand highest on the
list many of the counties showing a NIL roe
turn. Thir'y-iV' d Hail- are crrditr ! o. thO~r
parts of MildlcseN surrey and Kent known a-
London. til" 3ji deaths ar" upporunnti q
each of the ton 'Hr~ n- foil W.. 80 10 lNNh 'N
% s67 In 1865 Il o. 1859. % - 1870. ~ to
ISL 81 to 1872 = 10 1873. Cl TO lo1i amt A. TO
1873.
one death only from hylrorhoh.a Is returned
A. having occurred IN Scotland during the ton
years referred To, and that took llacu IN The
county Of lOrlar ia The ycuI 1870.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13
4 brave Young Woman.


On Friday evening a young lady named
Lizzie Mcpherson. who rc-ideS Al 32H lhert
street. saved a childs lie un koarny street, at
the expense Of severe injury - herself The
street was crowded with vehicles at the time,
and "A woman and child stood waiting ~ one Of
the croS sinls for an opportunity 10 walk over.
suddenly the child mado dart arros.the sir"rt
and Eel. IA front of "A passing wagon. Inc
young lady saw the dangerous position 81 the
lttc one. and bounded H. the rescue III"
wagon wheel was ON the point ul grazing lho
rhild's head. To have stopped 10 hit the
u'ilc one would have been t. lose the nom nt
Tia re- v.l- lett tu -tNs lis ll". - she uu'i'- tat
lu-y put her foot ia 'front.' OF tie wheel, ana
with her hands heidi on 10 tho spNk's uutil me
wagon wa- -tuIprd. The child Na- ~ ked ul
rniuit. hut IT, savior Ind her foot cru7 hed ana,
from pam and excitement combined. ill.l #
AWAY when her Irad ol bravery WAS apnr. Sin"
Wil, carried tll house la the uo lghuurln hood. and
"a lhy-i.. .in attended t' Nor injuries. Whom Sh
recovered cons .luu-neS- she wis toni by her
hroilcr that she had done Il at which might
probably make hnr lnulr for llt'. Her unswD
vs.: " Don't Heod. II / bad h'sltat"'l a mo-
mrut the ohlld would have boon rushed ~
death. The Wutrl would hnv" pns-nd uNtr lts
head and il II only my loot thai les hurL"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13


4 howl j. raised IN anticipation 81 the
uiliu. SSH. uuNlif+ Hayes nj the fortNHnm-
ing fiDl.l ..l tNe Now York Ch9Wher ni tuu-
I..r.'. II i- duly Announced that Il, B lr's-
JOINT llt.- 90 tln United states Will lr present
al tu,. Muuu q. But HAYES Is NOT Prr-i4rnt ~
sac United states. II Wn- uol the elet d but
the defeated nnlidate for the Presidency Il
wi, pcrm4ttDd tl u9urp The iunrtlul, of the
IN .p' throUgh the success Oi "a rNn~pirir'y
which sta.d- Wit. lut u parallel in tl" annals of
pultl al crimes. To receive MIN. or honor MIN,
orr..ngni1 him as ihe sit. mate in umb"ni of
iu WIFI. House il to Insult the sovereign lHn-
l'c whose 1Nlli Ar donol. So II hnlV'n, that a
largo number of distinguished rltlNnS roiuSv
fJurend tu' Chamber at Commerce dinner ANA
ih" lr, ...ni.t rs %. the enterprise are troubled
Iwe'd. Ia t.e flush of his guilty glory, was
troubled uul uhfry because hat portion al 0n-
urll 81. 'N' ifNM nan ana would not grant ann
tUr r.. u..ual. o. be- sought. His powrr'over the
'tb vs. i'-Ilutr, lui inrrr Worn those among
the c.tit. .Wh' r'4ntinl him simply as a vul-
-ur iI. p ihr ehicl complaint 81 the southern
ARP f-'HE. D., while thor a-oondnn"y lasted,
Nlo i'at i..Y " .e Icnird social rroognitiQn
IAnNs n io indg.na tilt hy ST. aiing all Tia"
III q. .1n1~l 't Nr money. IN tn states IN
wa .h. fullr lik', they 'illod, tney had some
now Eilu i thr right a. asen, lat" with rosTnrt-
nllr ~ 70 aul MlHrn. Tho same delusion
ahn'll iNr hr ms of IN" ounspirators.
III LHn who stole tic lr sidoncy is 10 be
| irrai'd. n1t y- Fr.-idrnt, but ~ thirl IT.
| carries "a pn his brow ns Charles Francis
Alru7 iOrIuY remarks, the stump Ol fraud
! uIst triumphant in American history"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13

nom IIfIl ~ NIlnI
rt.u.,r..,,. ,,, .t,. t.A,l..Inl hoard
I'ch h'.f iN, i..' Nl, 'lN''''
N'i ' NaflN n""i
N' w. ",',' ava
= lhtt l'l NN'Nt 10 Nl ll "Ntif
4 NNN. "a u' 'N"'" N'Ne ''
,,l,u1,,th h,sf,f with ,.,t.. ashland
buf i.l lu-- in, lN hl ''N'
ANhl' We 81 l'I'
bul ith' gee. ON. lh' anon W. Il.,
Gar FL. NlN- N'fi' 'i"'. 'Nl eyes,
W. tNlhtl MiAl L. .NiI
PIT t.,.i,,.t ,,, s,,..t i,,,, stng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13
THE TEMPIE Eu.iNU-EL.
The Progress Of Reformed judaism In New
York Ciy Omcisuy Reported.

At the annual meeting Of the Temple
Emanu- FL tn" Pres idcnt, Mr.. Lewis May, IA the
chair, Mr. Rubin was r,"ngagcd Tor three years
at q salary of 1000 and in ciisc he becomes dis
qualified he II To retire on IA pension of sZ.5ol
Per annum during his natural Ill.,. Tho annual
report of tn" trustees contains tho fu.OWIn.
Notwithstanding the reduction Of taxes last
year. We were enabled 20 prlmItly meet AL ohli-
cations and show balance on hand tins lay of
s4.tjI21. ana although the ertimai"d revenues
for this year. in comparison with tn" estimated
cnry Of about 81 800. yet W. hope that by the
practice OF true economy and the great II cNcr-
tion Of Increasing the revenues. IN. account Will
balance without being compelled 10 increase the
tax On Tsws or encroach upon the slnhing fund
By contribution from some II IN ncmlcrs
in weekly n-tllmsnts oi one dollar vac IN dur
ing the three winter months last. acrnSldertnle
sum Of money WIS realized, whlch was ds-
hursed hv "A committee for that purpose. and Of
which -urn ON M. apr.nl nf IN. pitrd Hebrew
Ia The Hebrew Fro. ; .lio1l AssD'iat.on; ana tho
remainder e. diStre~-''d families. Who. although
very much ia want never apply 10 public insti-
tutlons.
about year ago for q Union IF Congregations.
for the purpose Of establishing schools for in
siruction in tho higher branches Of Hebrew
erection Of n theological seminary. has not
made such progress as was ANTICIPATED. Not
tilt NE various ,'A-i' r'NlvAs tNih'r loss @'al
nov than at the time when the couy 'ntion was
held. nor TINT the n" "ssiv for su n schools
and college has become less urgent Tut rather
n the lo-,icai Consequence oi the Stress IF the
tim - which Affects every member OF thu bust
ness community.
e our roneregation has held up firmly tho
standard of Reformed Judaism. ready az cN z
t1rr,.lpiun H. thr world. thr,leh thruit.rnnD 49,
In It's pulpit rs we'll as through rs uf- and
dre's ~ a Jewish congregation. tho ~uhilmliy
Of the prlu .ial,s which. 'anonty with oar
brethren In faith. ", have sJlemnly assumed 60
transmit ~ po-' nr.iy.
Among the exp, ndi,ures are the following;
SALARY GO the Re- pr $50
s.ary t,re i,,, Dr A',r..................... 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13


Did ever love any other girl p ropeat-
90 pros pDotiNe bridegroom, IN nHswrr a. the
fearful uuory of his tcudrd. Why, Iurlin-,
of course not; how could you ask such quc--
ton You are my frsi. my only love. This
heart knew no widening until the sunshine "
yuurllv' str,amcd ia and woke it to clstary.'
And then ne kissed hcftendcrly and went home
and said To- himself. | must hurry them IA lngs
outer the way right III or there'll b" % row, and
hrcpAect.o together "a great pile"t l'i'rrs; writ,
ten ia ull kinds of feminine hands, with lots u
hair. aud bits of lalci ahon. and uthrr things,
and when the whole collection hal boon
= gh and SAID to himself. Ihrrp 49, - ull that >
lclt VI fourteen uuiyng lov.--le en- flicker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13
WIN ~ THF EAST
Love and Death on the Bnnh. OF the Kosmo-
administrations.

'H'"
THO ,.A p,.-.,ar -t,, D. al ..t
int a.af,n t.i Ili-. r..i ,ei
Ana ..I,. i'fi.. t,.. f.-.I' g. .ttriinh.kN
'' A...ts,r n,. AZ 'I,-l. i,- ,.. "'"V'
AMI .nr ,"l'i, Ati..,r.i a..,6rrk
'iW-N'"'N'' am il"NN d" N''' Hf 900!
u. t,.n ,N i.i. ..'It.rlat
Ami ID. I'm $40 Al, b.. .......i trhs.
% .,..'.l .,',.'.. g. ..f. go ,.'n sn.
'' ,..i ..f.. zee u.s.
i XIX ...f ..'.. I., 'f.
N'' '"' 'N'''' ''' "''N'4 ''.N'N "'''"-H"s.VS'
nn.tr sAin.lt.llt. .' n.nr,.tit,. h
"W..f...i. ..II,.. f.ItI.. .. d.. ..I.
AMI OIL. .,... ..., I'D ......I.. d. 80. ... l.N.
Mai. I.N.N .I..I- ...I d.. .....s
Or l.n,. f..,. .IIui.'' To-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13

Ar Iniian came into town from Newark
valley yesterday hunting the service Of an
officer. lie reported thar ON the night previous
two Piutr- l,Ht iutna quarrel over gNme If In
dian loknr and iitrtllly hacked ouch other To
pieces They fought with kuiyc, for half an
hour none OF ths Indians present daring Ia in.
tcrirra, nnl both died II In" Nuuuds received
in the combat. The Pint" who brought the
news sromd t. take it ~ a matter Of course. his
congregation being iolud down to tho state
mcnt heap cut. heap leaL"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13

Tnr. ~, SitnflHi N,f.
Ourcorrc- pondruta at GarN, Wayne county,
writes lis ol u remarkable iislt NQuatic birds
ou tho night oi th' itn INST. TIA" llislit was go
extensive tIut iAr hrhNHu- were uarkHuod by
the moving nli-~, and "a great many Tell into
amt around ihe slab pit oi the mil az Gnrli.
and Wnrc captured hy tna n"-roD-. Evidently
taoy are u pan OF tho eyclonic turmoil On tho
L-lL.l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-13
Murder win Out.

ff'f me ' i >'if
In lSG2 Mr.. Irving Stailm-- Oh FnDNin,
aged ~ Wa, fouut G"nd In hi, II ~. ~iuiu{ rs
u tr"r In"r" we're no signs of Nlul u.., ami mo-
murder was suspected, Four of 4is nogrp,-
hh lag inHrJrr,d nm 9y ,moth ring. b., tlaut
ro9hnd OF $500. The murder'rs are Il, ing. ana
tne run has eoMe to llsnt l.!r0usA = leui
alAgDs them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08
To CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that scourge Of humanity,
is The great dread Of the human family III
all civilized countries.
1 feel confident that am in possession Of
the only sure, infallibIe Rernedy-now
known to the professon-fo the positive
and speedy cure Of thas dread disease, and
It's unaelcume concCmi.aEt5, viz: Catarrh,
ASthma, BroachttiS, Nervous Debility,
&c, &c. Twepty-eight years experience, as
q busy practitioner, in the best Consump
ton Hospitals of the Old AM New World,
has taught me the value Of this Medicine
III tine care ofali Throat end Lung Com
plants.
Those suffering with consumption or any
Of tie above Dalalies, By addressing me,
giving symptoms, they shall be %. in
possession Of this great boon, 1sitIoat
charge, aud shall have the benefit Of my
experience in thousands of cases successfully
treated. Full directions fer preparation
and use, and all necessary advice and in
structions for successful treatment at your
own some, will be received By you BY re-
turn mail Tree of charge, by addressing
DR.. JouS S. BURNETT,
lG7 Jefferson Street,
967-ly. Louisville, Ky.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

The following is !. report Of the attend
ance, in detail, at tie Association last
Saturday. Those who came from such a
distance to attend, deserve to be honorably
meatiuaed.
lato-P. L. Magic, Walter Fitznauriec, j. W.
Fia-g, Richard Du4he. m. Nelson.
Ccrtscy:,jc-K4;e Donahue, Lizzie Donahuc.
Cgop-rsioWn-N. Au.loy.
E4toa-Ihonas Walsh
Fran slin-FS,rc,s Hewett.
Gibson. +. DoH-i.ae.
Ko~satE a. j. Whitman. Charles Tiff
LibeEy-JuAn LoGcrEaa.
M1uiso,,oc City-s4. 4. :, alker, c. T. Viega1li.
7. :. Eauzo. Charlotte Eccser. Z Richter, Il.
Barns. 1l.s. Il. Barns. \. I. CUGdy, 4. c Buraut,
\ z. ClasigA5, \. Nagle, NJ. Lauiry, Ii. L. Baco Il
G Sial-e, i ! Ear, j. y. Euesey, Il. Gould. j L
5ar4s.ein, F. Bean, Il. be.reAirs, L. Aelgil, {.
Bs-ch. $. s.bree, a. Nicholson \. aasaA.sF, ].
Es,eom J. ha-pc, Z. Gibson. ;. AI-jelI, II. Pat
node il Beu4l-y, y. andrew .. I,uHse- 10 Nara
Z B5rEet- u Shove, H. Barnet. L. sullivan, L
Soi5sgg.
A-4itowoc I.api,s-iyron Oakley, J. \, Keller,
A.. Au5Boand, + T. Burke, II. Sullivan.
IaaifoW0c Eswn-J, Lantry.
Maple Grvve-C. Whe.an.
Aiis1ic-tt-Wi.liam Ross.
Alee.ae-Taomas o'Niei, H. B. Sears, Susan L.
DaElogth
Newt8l-o. Il Martin
Two Riyers-Ioaa -Sasle, R. P. Cody. J. Pier
pante, Aary Shove. Thomas " alsE, Ii. Wash,
+ ! a4lys Airg4u.
MF BARE, Secretary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08

Gcecnbacks are now less than five cents
below par, and still rising. 1t would seem
from this that We have certainly nearly
reached bottom, and business ought to be
gin to revive pretty toon. THIS decline IL
gold. Or perhaps rise in Ercenbaeks, is due
mainly to the fac. that the bari times have
SO reduced the exPerse of the people BIZ
enforced economy, that the exports Of the
couruy largely exceed the imports, an
there IS large quantities of gold comm
from Europe. The mere fact that tic
eo1airy is selling more than i is buying is
nos OF itseif an evidence Of prosperity, but
a period Of Grcwta and prosperity Is pretty
certain 10 coIae soon when such condition
o. things exist. As nation, We are now
selling hugely Of al products, and buyirz
Ilttle. The resuls Of This wiH be taat CAPT
taHsts viii soon accumulate large sums. Of
mouey. Uninves,ed capital sill not he
long in stimulating It's owners to seek III
vessment. 1t i undoubtedly true that
there are at present large amounts of capt
tai in this country seckins Investment.
The period OF investing is near at hand,
and when 1t comes labor will begin to find
employment and the whole country vii
stsEt upon new era of prosperity.-N
iso5 Democrat.
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Nervous Prostitution.

Americans Ike Ortogral, of Basra, desire
that the golden stream should be sudden
and violent, and in their anxiety to acquire
wealth, oVerwhelm themselves with the
cares of business. until their orertaxed sys-
tens ore broken down under the pressure
to which they are subjected. This is one
prolific cause Of nervous diseases so com
mon in this country. Another and prob
ably greater one Is the very general rro-
pensity to run into excess in excitement
and the use Of Liquors and Tobacco, which
soon ruin the strongest nervous Organiza-
tons. Such sufferers have more difficulty
IN obtaining relief than almost anJ other
class. DR. RApcLIrF's SEVEN SEAS OR
GOLDEN WONDER is a sovereign re:sedy
for all nervous affections, no matter how
they we're incurred The worst cases of
nervous debility have been cured with sing
ular rap,dity by its use. Tbe SEVEN SEALS
is purely vegetable compound containing
no poisonous or unwhoiesome ingredients,
and acts directly upon the nervous system
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County Convention

A Democratic County Convention will
be held on Saturday, March a, 1871,
at II o'clock, NJ. at the Court House
IN Mauitowoc, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating candidate for County Judge
The different towns and wards are en-
titled to delegates as follows:
Cato 1. Cen.reyille B. Eston 4, Franklin 3. Gib.on
3 Kassuin :. Liberty 8 Manitowoc !, 1snitCHcc
Rapids 4, Mamie Grove (, Necrae 1. HishicoJt 5,
Newton q, RocLland2 Schleswig s, Two Crsess
? Two Rivers ~. Meuifowoc City: Isl Ward 3,
= 3, -rt. !, q Ward = An Ward 2 Cooperstown ].
81 order Of Committee:
2. ZOPT. Cnairr,sa.
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As cheap iaborer, the Chinese in.
migrant is pronounced BY the joint com
mittee who have been in California In
vestigating him an undoubted success;
as neighbo7, nuisance; as a pTospec-
tive citizen and voter. a grave public
peril, which President and Congress had
best be best;rring themselves to avert.
The joint Congressional mind finds itself
forced to the conclusion that, unless We
are ready to see cur institutions sub
merged By a tidal wave Of paganism and
pig tails. We cannot be putting up the
dykes too promptly. The specific rec
concentrations are an oYerhauling Of
the treaty with China and such leeis-
latioa By Congress as may. be ncces-
sary to "cheek the influx" MIR.
Senator Morton promise. to submit his
views in separate report.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-08
DR.. Kings New Discovery

The Worlds Great Cough Medicine. Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
will cure q cough in one bali the time
necessary to cure il with any other nedi-
cines, and it does it not by drying it up
bat by removing the causes, subluing the
irritation and healing the affected parts.
For al cases OF hoarscprss, suppression OF
loss Of voice, any severe cAronic or linSer-
ing cough, bronchitis, or affection Of the
throat and lungs, it will be found to far
surpass all medicines that haze ever before
been offered to the public. Il has wrought
q complete change in the cough medicine.
Its entirely different from all others Is
perfectly harraless to the smallest child.
TyiGi bottles free. Regular size sl.00.
For sale by c. Buerstatte.