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Meat for Inyalids.

The following method of rendering
raw meat palatable to invalids is given
in the Industrie BlRtter: "TO ten
ounces raw meat from the loin, add
eight-sevenths ounces shelled sweet
almonds, and two-sixths ounces white
sugar, these to be beat together IN
marble mortar to a uniform pup ,Tn anu
the fibres separated by strainer. Inc
nnln which has a rosy hue and very
agreeable taste, does not remind one at
ali of meat, and may be kept fresh Ter
Considerable col 81 time, even in summer, in a
Jyv' cool place. Yolk of eggs may be
added adj to it. From this pulp, or directly
from the above substance: ;, an emulsion
n'ay 1iiI w mora nutritious by adding milk.
Teller prefers three-ffths ounces dried
raw meat, one fourth ounce sugar, one
.eyenth ounce wine, and one ounce of
tincture of cinnamon"
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What MOrmOnism IL.

The Mormon theology, as eXpounded
by Joseph Smith and perfected by Brig
ham Young, is fantastic compound OF
doctrines and practices borrowed from
almost every form of religion the world
has known. Mr. j. II. Beadle, long a
resident OF Utah, in a book on the Nor
mons, published some years ago, says
"They are Christians in their belief in
"the New Testament and the mission of
"Christ; Jews in their temporal thco-
"cracy tithing, and belief in prophecy +;
" Mohammedan in regard to the relation
cot the sexes, and VOudoos or Fetichists
" in their witchcratt, good and evil spirits,
faith doctoring and superstition. From
"thc Buddhists they have stolen their
"doctrincs of apOtheOsis and develop
"ment OF gods from the Greek mythol-
"ogy, their loves of the immOrtals and
"sprits. They have blended the ideas
cot mauy nations of pOlytheists, and
"madc the whole consistent by Outdoing
q the materialists The active conflict
going on between the various Christian
sects at the time of Joseph Smith pro-
claimed a new revelation, seems to have
led to his borrowing a variety OF cOnurC.
verted doctrines from sources immediate
ly at hand Thus the Mormon theology
takes from the Methodists their "witnes,
of the spirit" from the Disciples theil
" first principles, from the Presbyterian'
their universal suffrage" from the
Second Adventists their belief in the
speedy coming of Christ's kingdom, and
from the Catholics their doctrine of al
intallible head of the church, In theil
faith that only a small portion of man
kind will fail of ultimate salvation the
Mormons are almost Universalists, anC
in their idea of the nature of Christ they
might be called Unitarians. Their no
tion that unseen powers produce physi
cal manifestations on earth brings then
in accord with modern spiritulists, an'
their belief in evil spirits allies them will
the ancient Manicheans.-N y. Tribune
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20
HIGH TONED PERSONALS.

This is how the Courier-Journal man
notices the arrival OF Louisville's promi.
ncnt citizens on their return from the
springs, etc:
Bill McGoozle returned from the work
house yesterday. He had nice time.
The handsome and dashing young Col.
Soapiat has got home from White SUI
phur, He is looking for a job,
The beautiful and accomplished Miss
Patsy Putonallshehad has returned from
Put.n.Bay, She il now in the poor-
house
Young Gocasy, the bankers son, came
home from Crab Orchard, and the girls
say it amt his white handkerchief, he's
been sitting down too much.
Miss Biddy Bodarn, who has been
spending all her mothers money and
three months time at Licks Kilet spring,
arrived home last night, She walked.
Young Gritty Gourdhead, who was the
pet of all grsat 'Possum lake this suns
mer, is now tickling Street-car mule
with long persuadcr, at 81 per day.
Miss Pauline Pindown, who was the
belle at Cape May and Camptown Falls
this summer, is now wrestling with dirty
clothes in Il tub of soap-suds, at Mcttin.
Mss hash ranch in O'Nears alley,
Colonel Popdown has returned from
Cape May. He is much improved in
health, but walks straighter than he did,
and leans backward against a brick wall
when he stops and talks and pins his
coat tails together when he walks,
When the dashing Mrs Snubber and
her three dartcrs came home from Rough
creek they missed the piano, and met
Snubbcr at the gate wheeling in coal.
The female part of the family will have
to do without music this winter,
Old Colonel Peter Fitzgilion, wife
and daughters, have come homo from
White sulphur. They will walk or take
the street-cars now. The sheriff took
their horses and carriage for dry.goOds
man and grocery keeper to dispose of
for him.
The widow Nkyball and her beautiful
daughters, Fidget and Fussy, opened up
the front part of their house yesterday.
They couldn't stay hid in the back
part OF the house longer than Fix weeks.
They tell everybody "it was delightful
at Saratoga"
Young Billy Butterwick would have
stayed at Frankfort longer than he did,
but the governor thought four years was
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,,o,o ory and n vou hovc uoue Iose M TINA
INV ,"m;;i1n,, "m;1 choice ,mJ vniLssIected frmt,
t.oos m p'""''"s
'Ir''
h"J V1ei IInn ,0I,s +" Ronion,in ~ PI"' ,ho
SGyo o,'''o oorooI ~ ..nIy tn io,ter
-, III, ,,, ~, aynoclont beir e,vs Lo Lno,,,
uoima W i'', >" baieyer % of the aoc,lIcJ fe"nino.
"stnta nor doo. bn hol;eyn In iis oyistonno
~ S,,.In. aa,,s ,hot Lo wonId rot ai,,a ~
,,u ,,a,' for thn rree uSe nf ali
HennI po'srII ',J'' ~, Wv '''0 VOC VI az
vi. ''s"'' VI WV
In Houston, Texas, lately died Dick
| Roger, n notorious negro character. He was
wei known ~ police records, ana was iGe u,
Pe'petIaS,oi v. ,l'h' PTrgy ioDuola.a' ' 10y iiI
ire9ueht'l "Fpea'eu ~ ioil''e "P''Iti any,
nnNinS %oii"n ,''tb ''o''s P,,'aou ",''i,uI'
w. ioi ie'ii"'o v, i"u i"'Vnoo a' s"i'I'oi
Nhc W " "'s l"'''I Ni,"n,'o ""' ''o i"oglnS
9l 81 LOUIS H'"n o"' o' Sc'e'"' h"hurco
uoIlarS'
The Glrod asylum donated to the city
Of New Orleans as u refuge for the orphans
Of French parents, and erected several years
ago at an expense of one hundred thousand
dollars, is now uninhabitable, owing to the
naSnla ] whlch M Is constantly arising IRON lhe
o"Sints " ''c l"''ieo''to ,lo'n"Se ~ tHNeN %
Il" uiuLH" "oSe y. IH,n''ie y" NueP unt.I ,,t
S''",snv "cm NV p"',ulns ~ Ho" -, iU'"ii'y WV
20 susseS'etu, me 'o'''' VI VIC "''' may
P'oNe"' oil""Se'
We would like to have the ailidavits
on the snake question. The Wilmington
| On. c. Star gives IN account of one killed
near Burgon, Pendcr county. The account
says his snakeship is supposed to he a spe.
IN Ion,t ,,i' "m% 'I'"s 9 "Do"r ,,,s 'JU
| Wbsr J;sooverod i was in tho ont NJ oyyI
lowingo vearling Lcnr about nno.holr or
| wbirh had dsanncored in bis rnnaciona
month
| ru ~,
lhe ai"IAd ria') Iieralu says Inat
tne prospect Ior l"FSe orange crop IhiS
winter Is encourHE'hS' Among lruitSr0WerS
| 'ne oh'y tiiinG 10 DC 4reaueG Is lle posSio'lity
Oh gaze III september, or II may De sooner
coast Tbr ,,,Ie If is71 tbrashod Off ohont
one.third of tbc ORANGES Int that was very
severe, and another such NAV not occur in =
lono time The vouno oronoe groves ara
very nromiSing TO those who have been toll.
iag aud nnticntly waiting for a return for
thG, labor
nj, ,... w., -l.,
lnG eIeiSpuls N"J paper c,IonlcieS ,i,
tne huEGht OF ne" ioodccC nuS wherever
thelr D'li' pGriorate 'he leal' IL at once WINS
"hH oleS' me VuSS "Fe apolll ''le SIZE ot an M
similar to thot seem on the mnsouito onIy il
is longer. When bruised, the. bug emits AN
odor Similar to that Of tha chinch.buq while
its color is n dark red. II is said to he very
trnacions of fife. and is found in large num.
hers in some localities
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20

THE great objection to Goldfish is its
foreign accent.
THE average base. ball game is is made
up on two par,s base hits to eight parts
arnica.
THE women Of America firmly believe
that the coming man is the man under
the bed
LIST year, in England, l,249 persons
were killed, on the railroads. while ,j2S
were killed by carriages and wagons,
THE young lady who will answer the
advertisement OF the skIlk wEo wants
"a female correspondent must either
lack sense or have no character to lose.
GEN. CUsTER's funeral will take place
at West Point some time in October,
when his old army friends can be pres
ent, Until then his body will remain in
the reccivingvauIt OF Poughkeepsie
cemetery.
AuNTIE and little. King were gathering
wild flowers; auntie could not find many,
and was going to return to the house when
King cried out, gleefully; 80, auntie,
come over where am; they're awful
thick here; Just as thick as your head"
She went
THIS is'the way the "swells" pass their
time at Newport An early drive;
breakfast at 9; after breakfast comes the
sea bath; then Croquet or some other
game on the lawn following this comes
the newspaper reading, and then the nap
and the dinner, and finally the dance.
PARENTS should carefully guard
agaist allowing the yellow jasmine to get
into the hands of their children. The
plant, root and flower are deadly poisons,
and numbers OF deaths among children,
some quite recently, have occurred from
eating the poisonous article Washing
ten (N C) Press.
\ TRAVELLER says Russian babies are
never washed during their first year, In
America the boy babies are washed regu-
lmly by their parents until they are
about seven years old. From that time
until they are thirteen they may get
their feet wet once in while by some
untoward accident, but their faces are
rigidly treated on the Russian system.
SoLlAQUY by General Howard; Yes,
the noble Indian is fast fading away.
Step by step he has been driven toward
the western sun. | find it extremely
diAicslt to find him even now. Soon the
last survivor will stand high upon the
western horizon, and, pausing to wipe a
tear from his brOnzed cheek-Hark
Methinks ! hear Chief Joseph at work
stealing horses DISQUALIFICATION Demo-
crm.
In the state of. Mississippi there are
ninety-two newspapers whose combined
circulation i'anOuL 10000. In Arkansas
there are seventy newspapers, whose
combined circulation ia about $4,000.
Mississippi has S2S, COO people; 20 that it
ClrCulat,s ore newspaper to every four
teen souls. Arkansas has 4S5, 600 people,
which gives it, in proportion to its
population, about the same newspaper
circulation IS Mississippi.
SpLURGEdoes ntpay. Sprcady weddings
generally end in poverty and divorce,
and great big parties and such like ,hings,
when given in the spirit of" hghialutin,' y
may generally be pointed to as pro-
phetic signboard, indicating ultimate
bankruptcy. People of solid wealth
and real good sense do not do over much
OF that sort OF thing for the mere sake of
making spread" Look around among
your acquaintance, and see if they de-
Chicago ,JOmndl
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When man dles lhe people ASK Mhal pre-
erty mas ne lelt beblhu MN bul VIZ Rnsob
lhey Dehd over nus grave iHqnio' VIM "
deeds mast thOu sent before |hee -''oHd""'"'
u,lII,b nunnl Ahiiah DunnI
WiGnro' ar1 ,ho, Xxx hri',ht sn,,mor ,rorn2
,,,ono anJ o,aot t,n ,isin', s,,n
FWWIh"ou."" FWI"u "a rats hntb on, IN and sky adorn.n
oft had fingered for WHILE
Charmed by his glance rs woman's mild,
And more than sweetest wOmun's smile.
"Abiiah Dunn Abiiah Dunn !"
So shot a summons through the air
Long hours before my later one
TO see the SUMS bright rising glare
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20
PERSONALITIES.

Mrs. Gaines has offered to compromise
her claims with the New Orleans authorities.
A third satellite of Mars was discovered
by Dr. Henry Draper. Of New York, and
Professor Holden, Of Washington, jointly,
on August Goth, at DR.. Diapers private oh.
sevatory at Hastings, on the Hudson.
The death of Ben DeBar afforded a
beautiful illustration of simple faith. His
wife and daughter, who were at once at his
bedside, testify that few minutes before
his death and after he had ceased to speak,
he raised his arm and pointed his finger up.
warl, smile at the same time wreathng
his face.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20

The attack which carried off ex-Prcsi
deGt Theirs was what is called in France
opop'erie tOUdyoyantc He was apparently
in GOOD health in the morning. and took his
usual walk. After luncheon he felt symp.
toms OF illness, which speedily developed
into an apoplectic fit. He remained uncon.
scous and died att p. M, apparently with
out pain.
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to the secret, and you see reveal no
names for ! consider it good morality
and therefore ones duty to circumvcnt
Uncle Samuel in this way, and in
smuggling whenever one gets chance,
--Don Pidtts Letter 10 tie Cincinnati
Eaguircr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20

"MIen are drowned by raising their
arms above water" says the Scientific
Monthly. Bosh ! fla man can't swim
he'll 90 down with his arms under water
as soon as any other way, Dry land is
an awful safe place,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20

Fifty thousand shirts, on which are are,
rrintsd extracts from the Koran in blue
characters, and as many wHoolen wal,'-
coats whereupon is emblazoned the
pronbet,s seal. are beiug manufactured
IN paris for the Turkish soldiers.
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FACTS AND FANClES.
John Chinn,unn'. Conclusion.

John Chinaman NJ his Washtub stool,
Aud cheorluly rubbed ana secured,
Tho wages he gOt were small enough,
But never his soul was sOuTed.
lie did not cOyet n mansion proud
His t'Htp' were simple and few,
lie washed away with n lighisOme honrt
And sang a' the sJtp-suis fow.
Soon the Mclican man he came that way,
Aud II gIioved him sore 10 see
A heather with plenty oi work 10 do,
Aud doing II merIily,
For the Mclean man cas- on strike,
Aud his soul was full Oi call
so he rallied some other Mclean mtu
And gave the heather call,
They kicked John ChiuRmNn into the street,
And round the premises tore,
TIN his tubs and other utensils lay,
\ wreck on the laundry floor,
Then the hoithcn hcGgthorcl hi0 saving, ,caui,
And h. sailed for his own couutrrr
"NO Mocan man for me, he sighed,
"llc vcly muuhoe 90 free " " !, SrH.
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Vanderbilt's slOO, COO will be distribu-

Vanderbilt's 100000 will be distribu-
ted among S,90i men. The division as
made by general auditor Chambers gives
the passenger conductors each $50; each
baggageman, $40; brdkemen, 80 freight
conductors, Sl5; engineers, $3O fire
men, IS; hagmen, $S; switchmen, 81 (;
laborers and watchmen, 81; mechanics,
3l4; foremen, $40; track loremen, 81 +,
ali others, %. This is just about equiv
alent to three months restoration OF the
10 per cent. reduction.
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"A HOUSE NOT MADE WITH HANDS.

When man dies the people ask "What prop.
rty has he left behind him" But the angels IA
hey bend over his grave, inquire; "What good
leeds hast thou sent before thee ~ Nohdmmed,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-03-22
NersoRs ProstratiGn.

Americans ike Ortograi, of Basra, desi e
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 overtaxed sys-
TENS are broken down under the pressure
TO which they are subjected. This is one
prolific cause of nervous diseases so con-
mon IN this country. Another and prot
ably greater one is the very general pro-
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 any other
class. Dr.. RApcLIrF's SkvkN SKALs OR
GOLDEN WONDER is sovereign remedy
for all nervous affections, no matter how
they we're incurred The worst eases OF
nervous debility have been cured with sing
ular rapldity by ITS use. The SEVEN SEALS
is purely vegetable compound containing
no poisonous or unwholesome ingredients
and acts directly upon the nervous system
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Two Rivers,

From The Chronicles:
DR.. j. 5 d inrl~, who IN, been prac-
ticing in this village ami vicinity for some
time past has goue to Winneeonne, to es-
tatished himself in his professor.
dispatch dated Dead Ho"d, Dakota
Territory. March l6sh, gives u, thr ihfor-
NATION of the save arrival at that place If
or rwo River boys.
A party OF Mani.owoe Young folks tooa
"A sleigh ride to this place l"st Thursday
evening Just to sit down 20 one of Mrs
BoGu's .uppers After th"y hal eater they
were very harry, aud mate tiit
carriors OF the Lake House ech0 Win
Their light song, ana heavy tlam!s,
For SALE.-Mr. G. Damter IF RS for
sale, at reasonable terms, his BRICK ma
e. inc, engine and fixtures, which are at TIE
brick yard in this village. For terms inquire
Of G. Daimler, Manitowoc.
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st Patrick's Day Celebration
Nicpmn March 10. ISL

Mteme, MarCH ~, 1914.
TIE fetal Abstinence Society of this
place celebrated St. Patrick's Day in a
splendid manner The mrmLers of the
society met at the previously appointed
rendezvous ut 9 O'Clock, u. IN. Here they
formed in procession, uader the guidance
and supervision of two efficient marshaIs,
james Peppard and Col. Flanagan. Then
to the soul-stirring strains of "Pntrlcb :
Day." slleniilly rendered by the Society
band, the long and Notwithstanding
procession took up its line Of march for the
church. At the conclusion of Divine ser.
vice they reformed in lue and marched
hqek e tbs 6 a HIS If m tt Ihs Rln4
ance Of their uniforms. the sound OF the
most exquisite music, the handsome ban
ners proudly floating in the Lreeze-every
thing, in fact, cor spired to make it one of
the most eaiichaug sights ever seen here,
and ore that will net be soon forgotten.
The officers chosen for the ensuing wear are
p. j. Conway, President; Martin Shaua-
ban, Wee President; p j. Wh,te, Secre.
tary; james Prppari, Treasurer, and
Jere ShaF.ahan, Sergeant at Arm. They
are the right men in til righs places men
who will do ali in their power to advances
~ho viii prove as true to the best inreres
OF the Society ths needle TO rhc pole
The "cold water bar quet." given in tie
evening. was grand afair. Several ratri-
otto toast~ were gwen ard happily re- ouded
to; excellent songs were most bewitchiug CIV
sung, and eplerdid Rotations given. A
large amount Of money Was subscI ihed for
the erection oil new ball, which is to he
finished before the ~ t anniversary Of
American Independence. Then, with
malice toward none and charity toward all. -
this respectable asst mhlnge adjourned,
never TO forget luwever, the glarluu> cele
Lrat.on or S. Patr,ek's day, 1877.
Ef.oIt~ are being made for charge in
the iacatinn ot eur post ctficr. Ar ton
aittrbucit has the matter ia hand, and AZ
ne always vigorously presses whatever he
undertakes, II is e1pec 81 he will succeed.
he only aIas back Is that be voted Tor
iilden, thuuah -eversl Of his most intimate
friends RI that he east bis ballot Tor
Hayes. Antnn, himself, : silent on tie
su'.jret, bat would willingly ride either
horse into the postciice. Success to his
lIercuiean efforts. HoRSEr.
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That fish story OF Jonah In the y ale's
belly needu's have staggered tie new con-
vert in the story, aceoriing to the latest
naturalist He afirms that the throat of
the whale Is large, and is provided With
bag or Intestine, so cor siderable in siz that
whales frequently take into it two OF their
young ones when weak, and especially
during tempest. As this receptacle Is
furnished WITH two vents, il is claimed that
Jonah could have lived there comfortably,
for many years, provided he could obtain
food and drink
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A cu~ardiy sneak. well known Ia This
community. occupied a column of last
weeks Tribune with a communication on
the County JndgesRip, dealing IN Tie
gros.est kind o: personalities, Singing mud
and filth upon his hetters, and ftaffnslg he
feuling his own nest, courts notorlety and
seeks distinction over the ample cognomen
of "Citizen' The indecent imhecile viii,
mast likely, achieve quite US much notoriefy
as will be good for his health and repu.a-
ion; and the warning contained ID the ole
adage that "They that live IN glass houses
must rot throw stones, will come home to
hi N with. force that lie viii probably ap-
preclate
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Caauty Convention.

A Democratic County Convention will
be held on Saturday. March Il, 1877,
at Il o'clock, NJ. at the Court House
In Manitowoc. for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate for County Judge.
The different towns and wards are en-
titled to delegates as follows:
Cato 4. Centreyille 8. Eaton l. franklin ), Gibson
8. koss4th !, Liberty :. MsnitoToc /, MsnitoSoc
Rapids 4. Maple Grove !, Meeme I. M.hicott ),
Newton 4 Rockland = Schleswig ). Two Creeks
. Tive Rivers 10, Nanitovoc City: ist Ward :
ID " ard /. Sd " ard i, 4sh Ward = Cooperstown 4.
By order of Committee:
C r. ZORN, Chairman
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Morrison.

Waysiie, Wis, March y. 1877.
much, and predicts one of The largest
Inundations Of tie Branch and Mantowoc
rivers Pankratz and Co. have a large
number of pine log. on the upper course
of the Branch, destined fer Manitowo DC
market. If the drive succe IS in passing
the rapids, tie destination may be reached
some time next summer. To accomplish
this feat, the logs should be set in motion
in order to pass the rapids before the water
lowers.
We regret that we can not note Vlsi-
tat'on from our Co. Supt. of Schools.
Truly, We ide IN ope Of those counties,
referred to by Iliberuian, whose patrons
are blind to the cause of education. Our
81. called Co. Sups. Of Schools is, as We
understand, Co Supt. Of Schools, Attorney
ADLER than the usual run. However, this
ability Is, as many say, but slightly mani
fest IN the Superinteudency.
We learn from recent correspondence
that Manitowoc county has taree good
math maticians, and one geometrical far
mer. llals's supposed victim is still on bis
feet, wishatanding admirably the two edged
weapon used by his antagonist against his
reformatory step toward schools.
HERCULES.
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PERsoSAL.-J. d. Crowley left this
city on Monday last tor Shawano, where
he intends studying medicine with Dr.
LaCount.
Mr. r. Rlhr departed for Chicago, in
stead of Milwaukee, as We stated in eur
last issue.
B IT. Stone, son Of J. n. Stone, of The
Necnah Times, was in this city last week,
visiting friends and relatives.
Capt. Henry Gibson and Charley Beers
lett this city on Monday morning last for
the Black Hills. They have our best
wishes for success.
Mr.. Henry Sihree returned from Chicago
" here he has cen attending u cnu~se Of
medical lectures, on Saturday night la~t.
Henry looks az hale and hearty ns IA farmer
-guess city life agrees with him.