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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18
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r r rrible Cough :

How often we hear the above remark
during these extreme changes of weather
Colds, Coughs and Ser. th-oats we're never
more prevalent among children than now.
Now We are going to urge you TO try
remedy which has excited conzaenSs 81
physicians all over the country, who ac-<
knowledge their surprise at the wouderfut
and happy results from it's use. That
remedy is the well-knoWn preparation,
HALES COUGH CORDIAL. Your own
druggist, 7. i }. ROBINSON, will tell you
that it is the best cough medicine they ever
sold; and VIII warrant q care or return
your money to you in case OF failure after
using one half the bottle 1t is very pleas
ant to the taste, making it very desirable
remedy for children. 950-6m.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

Wounds mada by any sharp point, as a
needle, pin, thorn, sharp nail, etc, often
become very painful and suppurate- some
times involving the whole limb.
Il should be universally known that to
pound the part Immediately after the pune
ture, giving it several smart taps with al
most any object within reach, will iarari.
ably prevent the subsequent soreness and
suppuration. The pain will be increased
by the pounding, for minute or two, but
very soon after all pain and soreness will
disappear. Trifing as this may seem to
some, it may nevertheless, if needed, pre-
vent a case of lock-iaW
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

II D. Smalley has removed his Head
quarters for the Buckeye Table Rake
Reaper and the Sweepstakes Thresher to
corner of 9th and Commercial streets, near
the bridge, formerly occupied by Miles
Mcmahon.
AS combined Reaper and Mower, the
able rake is ahead of any other in the field.
1t lays the best gavel for binding of any
machine in the market, is light draft, and
the most durable machine in existence, as
well as the cheapest. We give two cutter
bars with each machine-a narrow one for
grass and a wide one for grain--and two
knives for grass and one for grain.
The Sweepstakes Thresher gave the best
satisfaction to purchasers of any machine
in the country. Farmers should see the
new End Shake Thresher before purchas-
ing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

Virtue Cor Virtues Sake There is i
tremendous work in time to be done by each
one. The ruling of ones own Efc il Justice
and piety is the first thing, and. if that Is
we'll done, much else that ought to be done
will naturally flow c Ut of it. We must be
honest, not because it is ''the best policy
but because it is wrcng TO be dishonest:
We must be pure, not because inn uity is
social danger, a destroyer OF health and
character, tut because is is vice hateful
to God and destructive, not only of our own
soul, but of the souls of Others: We must
be charitable, net because it may happen
to be easy to give L little here and IT. ere,
bat eiSely, as to our own brethren and
children for Gods sake. In word, our
lives must be supernatural, and it needs no
letters to make them so. Faith is wiser
than PHILOSOPHERS, the love of God more
inspiring than eloquence, aud the religion
OF Christ, the book Of the cross, more in
stTUrt-r- ~"l --r- h,----. .hs~ ~ ..-~s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

VANDERBTLT's AND STEWARDS USES OF
SPARE MoNEY-The commodUre's phil
anthropic schemes are well known. lie
endowed university in Tennessee With q
million dollars, paid out of hand, and took
a strong personal interest in its success
lie built a church for the Moravians at
New Doro, on Staten island, and gave it a
large tract of land for cemetery; and he
also had projected scheme for building
near it seminary for the education of
girls. lie bought the cid Presbyterian
church in Mercer street, which had been
abandoned by the sect that built it, and
opened it IS a free church for strangers.
He gave his great steamship, which had
cost him near a million dollars, to the gov
ernmenr, during the war, and at time
when Secretary Welles, was employing
his brother-in-la Law to buy up all the worth
less old hulks he could find, and nobody
else gave the navy anything but advice.
The daily bsnefactions for many years
averaged $1,000, and were never heard of.
Mr.. Stewart, too, bought good many
churches-viz., the Presbyterian church
in Ninth street, on the site of hich stands
his great uptown store; the church of the
Messiah, III Broadway, which lie converted
into shea.cr; the Baptist church in Amity
rhf al, he Sol
the Catholic chu-ch of st Ann, in Eighth
street, which has teen converted into a
work hop; and the Presbyterian church in
Saratoga, which was demolished to make
an extension o: his great hotel.-hdepend-
eRt
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Hasper's Weekly

Notices of the Press

Harper's Weekly should be in every family
throughout the land, as purcr, more interesting.
hlSher.toned, better ilustrat q paper is not pub.
Bulletin, Boston.
The weekly is the only illustrated paper of the
day that in it, essential characteristics recognized
rs national paper Brooklyn Eagle.
ne leading articles inIlarper sWeckly on politi-
cal topics are models of heightened discussion and
us pictorial Illustrations are often corroboratiye
arguments OF no small torce.-Examiner and
Chronicle, y. Y.
rue" eekly has to a still larger degree distauced
ati competitors as an illustrated newspaper Its
eutorEiIs are among the most able of their kind,
ana us other reading matter is nj once learned,
prlllaht anu amusing. It's Illustrations are abun-
dant and Of rare excellcnce-Christian Advocate.
y. Y.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

P. p. Bliss, the noted singing rcviyalist
who was killed in the Ashtabula disaster,
was tairty-six years old. lie was former.
ty In the employ of a music publ shng
firm. In 1874 he made the acquaintance
of Major Whittle, the exhorter, at a Sun
day School convention, and on that &C.
casion composed the now familiar song
"lloli the Fort" Thereafter he and
Wtittle travelled together almost constant
~. He is the author or aIapter of most
of the songs used in the Moody and San
key meetings.
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Sulphur for ScarIet Fever.


DR.. Henry Pigeon writes to the London
Lancet as follows: "The marvellous success
which has attended my treatment of scarlet
fever bY sulphur induces me to let my
medical brethren know Of my plan, so that
they may tie able to apply the same remedy
without delay. All the cases in which |
used it were very we'll marked, and epider
mis- Cd the erms 10 each case cane away
like the skin Of snake The following
was the exact treatment followed in each
case: Thoroughly annoint the patient twice
daily with sulphur ointment; give five to
ten grains of sulphur in little jam three
times day. Sufficient sulphur was burned,
twice daily (on Goals on shovel, to fill
vas thoroughly inhaled by the patient
Under this mode of treatment each case
improved Immediately, and none were over
eight days in making comp lete recovery,
and | firmly believe in each it was prevent
ed from spreading by the treatment adopt
ed. Que case was in Il large school. Ilav
+;ng had "A large experience in scarlet feve,
last year and this, feel some confidence
that the very mildest cases I ever saw do
not 90 half 60 well as tad cases do by the
sul phur treatm. ut, and as far as | can
Judge, sulphur is as near specific for
scarlet fever as possible"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

RELIGIOUS SERyICEs.-Conducte by the
Rev. D. E. Bierce, pastor Of the LIST Pres.
Church of Racine, are 10 be held this even
my, Thursday Jan. 18th, at the First Pres.
Church of this city-services to commence
at o'clock. Also services may be e1pec-
ted on Friday, and perhaps Friday evening,
at an hour earlier than that appointed for
the Lecture of Rev. Myron Reed, and so
as not to conflict with it, All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
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nanir0WOc RariiIS.

ED. PILoT: Jan. 8, 1877.
The holidays are past and the new year
opens promising prosperity and happiness
to all who may participate therein.
We haye three schools in the village, al
of which are again in session; one of which
is dnder the supervision of the Catholic
Priest, organized in Oct. and having a fair
attendance, assuring complete success.
Our evening school seems to attract the
attention Of our young men and women at
the present time, so much so, that they
speak of little else, assuring as that they
take deep interest in their own welfare
even at the eleventh hour. The district
school is up to the standard of country
schools. we believe, Judging from the way
the scholars apply themselves while at
home and the desire to attend more than
preceding yer. We are ind ed proud ofour
Advancement in school matters during the
last scholastic year; heretofore cur schools
were a name, not reality.
Many of our men have gone to the lum-
Der woods for the winter, leaving their fam
lilies at home to contend against the incle
mency of the weather, which they find up
hill business on account of the deep snow.
This place seems to be quite a resort for
young men from abroad who think that
they can partake freely of the "benzine"
without being seen by their paternal ad-
visers, but they must beware. for their
actions OF certain day last week were not
to their credit, especially if known to their
associates.-The business part of this place
is very limited; the only active business
carried Oh here is milling, conducted by
Oscar klinghoIz who is ahead Of many
other millers, on account Of his water ard
steam power combined; Lis dam is being
repaired and when complete will be second
to none On the river. FELIX.
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The Wisconsin legislature was orsan;z
ed on Wednesday. The senate ofi 2e"s
are President pro ten, Senator llinor;
chief clerk, \. J. Turner; sergeant at
arms, f. C. BulIard. j. 2. Cassidy, Of
GAINESVILLE, was chosen speaker of the as
sembly; H. A. Newell. of Milwaukee
chief clerk: and Tom B. Reed, OF Mcnasha
rgeant'at-arms.
inr Ocntnur Lrr'rTu-Ut, ;,rr,,v-, re.
NEEDLES ever discovered fer Al! fish bone
and musc'e ailments Bites, Bruises, Swell
lings. Burns, Rheumatism, Stiff Joints,
&c. What the White Liniment does for
the human family, the Yellow LirimCnt
does for horses AMI animals. They are
cheap, they are convenient, and they are
certain in their effects.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

Honesty with your newspaper brings its
own reward. A Lancaster county (Pa. }
man who lost his pocket book at the Cen
tennial, received it by express the other day
with contents intact, from a lady in Bridge
water, n. Y. who found it and identified it
by receipted subscription to the Lancast
er Examiner.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

The following advice from the New York
EUeRing Post is very important. Let every
mother remember it:
"Life-long discomfort and sudden death
often come to children through the inatten
ton or carelessness OF the parents. A child
should never be allowed to go to sleep Will,
cold feet; the thing to be last attended to
is to see that the feet are dry anj warm.
Neglect of this has often led to q danger
Gus attack of Group, diphtheria, or fata
sore throat. Always on coming from school
on entering the house from visit or errand
- -, - -------J ----~---.-~., s"c
child should remove its shoes, md the
: mother should herself ascertain whether
tie stockings are the least damp. If they
are, they should be taken off, the feet held
before the fire and rubbed with the hands
till perfectly dry, and another pair of stock
ings and another pair of shoes put on. The
reserve shoes and stockings should be kept
where they are good and dry, so to be ready
fer use on minutes notice"
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Conrad Kaiser has refitted and repainted

81 want you to play som ething brilliant
and d'shng," said young Mr.. Romeo to
the organist, arranging for the music at his
wedding, more of those old, die away,
WORKOUT things usually played" GLOW
would 'BeethoVen's Symphony in E minor
arranged az a fan TASTE in four fats and one
stop to the high c, suit yous" inquired the
musician. well, said the bridegroom
elect, evidently puzzled, eff it's got the
ring ard go of the 'Skidnore Guards or
Tommy Make Room for Your Aun.y' in
it, ! think it'll do"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

The Madison Democrat offers an extra
copy of its Weekly issue to every get.er up
Of a club Of ten. 1t will be remembered
that the regular subscription price of that
paper is but one dollar per year, exclusive
Of postage. ii is a thoroughly reliable and
newsy newspaper and well worth the
money.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

A religious exchange in Milwaukue lets
the following wall: SIS there no remedy?
Must an honest and religious oyster continue
to be the dupe of designing church commit
tees, who drag him around from year to
year and sell his bathing water for twenty
Eye cents a DISH
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the serrors and In
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness early de
cay, loss of manhood, &c, l will send recipe
that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy discovered BY missionary in
South America. Send \ selfaddressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station D, Bible
House. New York. slS6m
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

To prevent sea-sickness-stay on shore.
To cure drunkenness-driuk cold water.
TO keep out of jail-keep out of debt. To
please everybody-mnd your own business.
To preserve your appetite-keep out of
the kitchen. To allay hupger-eat a
hearty supper.
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HARPER'S BAZiR.
Notices of the Press.
ILLUS TRATED-

For strictly household matters and Dire Harpcr's
Bazaar Is altogether the best thing published To
take II Is matter OF economy. No lady can afford
to be without it. for the information il gives win
save her very much more money than the subscrip-
ton price besides giving the household an inter
estlng literary visitor Chicago journal.
ilarpers Bazaar is profusely illustrated and con
tans stories. poems, sketches and ESSAYS Of most
attractive character. In its literary and ar
tislc features the azar unquestioHably the best
journal OF its kind in the country.-Saturday Even
ing Gazette, Boston.
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OK the l4;h inst, the Slovanska L;na
Society elected officers for ensuing year as
follows: President Anton Prochaska :;
Vice President, John Nespor; Recording
Secretary, Joseph Spevachack; Permanent
Secretary. l.. Mendlik; Treasurer, Frank
Sixta; Librarian, W Petrand.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

The firm Of Ohlson, MendIk and Co.,
has been dissolved, Mr.. Ohlson retiring,
Messrs. Mendlik, Thompson and ODER
land, under the firm name Of L. MendI!k
and &c. We wish them success under the
new regime.
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Married.

ANDERSON-BER TIED 21sh.
1876, at 549 Roby ST, Chicago, hy Rev.
Mr.. Adams of the Centenary Church,
Mr.. E. NJ ASDERsoS, of Hartford, Wis,
and Miss RosISE BERTHE, daughter oil
D. S. Berthe Esq, of thi, city.
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CHAs. EssLINGER, 2. NJ

At late meeting of theVestry of thest.
james Episcopal Church, of this city, the
following resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, the Rev. Joseph DeForest
has accepted call to ST. Paul's Church,
Pekin, in the Diocese Of Illinois, and asks
that his pastoral relations to US be dis
solved, therefore be it
RcSoircd, By the " ardens and Vestry of
st. James Church, NJ tnitow0c, tint it is
with great reluctance that we consent to
The separation, AMI that We have nc hest.
tation in saying We think our loss will be
the gain of the parish to which he goes
and to which we hereby heartily recon-
mend him;
Resoleed. That we bear cur witness to
the faithful and able manner in which Mr..
DeForest has perform; Il his duties a.
Rector of this parish fer three and q
half years, and that we recognize in
lin young man elrnest in his work, an
able preacher AMI genial fr;enl, giving
promise of more than ordinary usefulness
in the ministry of the Church;
RcSolced, hat we gratefully acknowledge
that during his Rectorship here, there has
been marked growth and Improvement in
the parish, and that to his judicious man.
agomcnt is largely due its present position
in the Diocese;
Resolred, That these resolutions be re-
corded in the minutes of the Vestry, that
q copy be given to Mr.. DeForest, and that
copies be also furnished to the local Press
of Manitowoc and to The Churchman for
publication.
By order of the Vestry,
p, j. PIERCE,
Clerk.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

Every man is sail to have at least one
opportunity TO acquire wealth. In the case
of newspaper man, this opportunity comes
on the 10Th of February every year except
leap wear,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

The Vestry of St. James Episcopal
Church las, we understand, called the
Rev. Mr.. Averill, of Green Bay, to fill the
Rectorship left vacant by the departure Of
the Rev. Joseph DeFerest.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

An attempt will be made at the present
session of the legislature to organize new
county out of portions of Chippewa, Ash
land and Lincoln. If the measure prevails,
Philips viii be the county seat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

Mr.. W. W. DeLano, the manager of the
Northwestern Telegraph at this city, has
received instructions from Superintendent
ildskins to commence working storm
signals, on and after January 10Th. The
signals will be displayed from the top OF
pI1tL's store
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Lost.

A Black Astrachan Muf between k'nG :
Bridge ald Schreinsr's Tavern, on the
Town Line Rad. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving same at Q. Tor
rison's store
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Such simple thing as the accidental
discharge of revolver in a street car up
sets the most profound thinker, even if
the bullet only bores through his hat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

DR.. S. D. HowE's ARABIAN LIVER
PILLS Purely vegetable, cures Dyspepsia
Liver Complaints, Biliousness and Costive
ness.
Sold by 0. r. Bacon, Druggist, Sole Agent
for Manitowoc.
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THE ONLY DIFFERENcE-What is the
difference between the sexes? \ man
gives two shillings for an eigh:een-penny
article that he requires, and woman gives
eighteen pence for two shilling thing
which she does not need.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

A statement Of the produce trade OF
Milwaukee fer the year 1876, gives the fol
loving tisures: r ceIpts Of wheat, in
GLIDING four reduced to bushels, ., III :
48i bushels; shi,m MS, 3 ,O05,79l Bushels.
Total receipts of grain. 80 ssh 25j bushels.
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Ten NIGHTS IN BAR Room. = At
Turner Hall, February -, by members of
the Temple of Homer and Temperance Be
sure YOU attend.
WOOD is being hau,ed into town at q
lively rate, and oil settlers say there has
Keen more brough; in this season than for
the past ige ycars.
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Statistics show thar American. nre tall
n tnau Irishmen, Eng shmeu or Germans
Of smaller chest g;rth but larger chest ex-
pansion than either: lighter than Ir;shmen
or Enghshmen, hut heavier than Germ rs
.r FrrGchmcn
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IASHIoNARI. TAILOR All goods made by
L the subscriber ar. warranted 10 Git the form
Prices reasonable. and ! an bound 70 please those
wao give me their cnstou. shop on York Street.
two doors Ncss o. tAe NiH&ists House. l24sly
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The last Year has been q hard one fo,
newspapers. If the next is no better and
you should happen 10 step into a printing
ofh,e, the proper question to ask VIII be,
Is The sheriff in
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18

y dance for the cold settlers" was tn
cause Of the rush to the Williams House
last Satui day night. The younger people
are to have II chance this week.
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The fall of snow during the last ten day.
is the heaviest this season of the year with
ia the recollection of some of our Oldest
citizens. The walks and streets had
scarcely been cleaned OF the heavy ia.l
during last week when another storm be-
gan Sunday night and again rendered both
the walks and streets almost impossible.
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MUSICAL.
&. asaEE.aNEn

DR0FEss OR al Music. VIII give lessons in Woes,
= snd Instrumental Music in the city Of Msnifo-
ana q Two Rivers Residence on Sth street.
the Court Hcasr latgv
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TINS Is good advice; Pray for the
poor with all your might, and now and
then throw in a loaf oil bread, basket Of
potatoes, or some wood"