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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-18
PLUME i. NELSON'S ITEMS.


We are using two wagons now
and deliver goods promptly at
any specified time This is spec
ial feature Of our business, and a
convenience which ought not be
overlooked by You. If You have
been III the habit Of carrying your
own purchases you of course can't
imagine the convenience of our
system. Try it once, then il it don't
suit 90 back to the old way. We
sell you a better line of stock at a
lower average price than any other
house in town besides iasu ing q
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-18

And viii exhibit at Manitowoc, Tues
day, July 23rd. There is nothing in the
range OF popular entertainments that ap-
pealS so eti'ectualiy TO the popular heart
and to arouse popular enthusiasm as the
announcement of a circus-museum or
menagerle. When both these are COM
bined III one, it becomes doubly attrac-
tive unless it proves to be combination
of broken down circus or played-out
mcnagerie, in which case it takes the
public but short time to discover the
humbug. But really good entertain
ment of this kind is emphatically the
peoples show. All patroniza it without
regard TO age, sex or condition in life.
No one ever saw Mt a circus the warning,
Children in arms not admitted" Such
prohibition would by common consent
be regarded as a direct blow at rights and
liberties of the people, and would be re-
scented by that large class who deem it
the greatest privilege Of the whole year
to lock up the house and take the entire
family out TO witness a show OF this kind.
Everybody viii remember the "Great
Forepaugh, who exhibited his Circus
Museum and Nenagerie in this State
last season-the splendid collection OF
animals; the wonders of the museum;
the acts in the aroma. etc. all of which
ranked his monster concern as a first
class institution. Bat this season the
millionaire Snowman has added largely
to his hitherto famous show, in way of
new and attractive features, new perfor-
mers and splendid golden chariots, one
Of which "The Chariot of the World"
built for Mr. Forepaugh the past Winter
at New York is universally considered as
the most artistic in design and most ella
borate i'll workmanship of any vehicle
ever manufactured in the United States.
These, together with new tableau cars,
Roman war chariots and Mmdi-Gras
Carnival characters of colossal proper
tons, rs in the fables of old, all 20 to
swell the new and attractive features that
are to appear in this city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-18

WE are now ready at the Central
Drug Store, " to furnish the public with
anything they may need in the drug line
aAd guarantee our goods perfectly fresh
and pure. As we purchased for cash we
got the benefit of low figures and will
sell accordingly. Please giveus a call.
\. d. Remember that our drugs and
medicines are near, fresh and unadult
Grated. JONES & SCuALLERN.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-18

The heat of the present season is ire
mendoas. It surpasses that of any other
summer within the recollection OF our
Oldest settler. Evidently "old Sol is
master OF the situation as he pours his
Zines Of light" in an unmerciful manner.
So hot is it that little birds refuse to
chew their cud, the COWS refuse to sing
and even a Buckeye" mower can't be
induced to perform its wonted labor with
the old-time willingness. We know not
why all this is thus. but in all probability
we are suffering for the sins of the
many rasea'ly returning boards and the
infamous do;ngs Of the to commission.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-18

A COUPLE of young men from this city
undertook TO visit Oshkosh on Saturday
They found that city a regular Tophet
and lay over there for two days embalm-
ed III ice waiting for train to take back
what was left of them to Manitowoc.
Thirty pounds of one eyaporated and
that portion is now an angel of light
floating in empyrean space.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE, although / have
neglected to mention it before, that 1
have always bought my goods for cash,
and am thus able to sell as low as any
house in this city. ] buy only the very
best goods the market affords. Physi-
clans prescriptions will be carefully pre-
pared at all hours.
Night bell on front door.
Cabinet organs AID pianos sold al very
low prices. O. Il. BACON, NJ. D.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-18

BY order of the proper authorities,
Rev. Michael Taugher has been stationed
here, as pastor of st. Isidor's, until fur
Their orders. Father Taugher is a native
of this place, having been born here 26
years ago. He Is a graduate of St.
Francis Seminary and possesses repu-
tation for fine scholarly abilities, great
and genuine piety and ripe and extensive
knowledge. The spiritual welfare of the
community will be safe in his hands
?. Z. Nagle's term of school viii close
on Friday next. Mr.. Nagle performed
his work well. His school is model one,
one which can't be beaten in any Of the
common branches by any 'srural"
school in the state. Mr.. Maggie goes to
Ann Arbcr, Mich, to pursue his medical
studies at the university there. Success
attend him.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
From the Earliest Ages.

SCROtULA has been the bane, and as Il
were the curse Of mankind, Moses, in tht
18th chap er of Levitieus, lays down !er!
sxplicit rules on this disea%e. So terrlbit
and loathsome had ii been considered thel
that person known to be infected with Ii
would not be allowed tt mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine infictioI
and believed there was no cure for 1T. IL
was then the sins ofa youth or diviatiol
from the paths of virtue were punished ar
long as life lasted happily In our day
the Silence OF medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of Ma, ure furnishes 8
remedy the disease Is stripped of It's ter
cor by the use OF the SA NJ A hIfAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICEs, and the victim o.
icrofEla, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotcheh,
litter, etc, can be restored TO sound health
In few weeks. That there are thousands
now WHOSE conditions are as bad as thOSt
Of the dark ages we are well aware. MI NY
4ow taii to find cure as well as They did
then, To all such the Samaritan's RoOi
and Herb Juices will prove Il happy boon
aradicating all impurities rom Tie blood
and max ing the complexion bright ann
healthy. A few bottles W II remove PIN
Piles or blotches, thereby doing away witt
'D-netie, an. powders ROOT AN d Il ERE
luICES $l.25 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address:
DESMOND Il co.
9lh Racastraat phi,adalphia P
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
e. r. KunkeB' Bitter NTtre
Of Iron.

z. r, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron will effectuolly cure liver omplAint,
jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility. chrcnIc aiarrhoea, disease of the
ldneys and all leases arising from =.
iisordered liver, stomach or intestines
such as constipation, fl tuience, inward
pies, fullneSs o. blood to the head, aciditS
OF the stomach, nausea heartburn. disgus
for food fullness or weight IN the stomach
sore eructations, sinking @r fluttering 81
the pit of The stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried or difficult ore athing. futter.
tngs at the heart, choking or suffocatine
sensation when in q lying posture dimness
Of vision. dots or webs before he sight,
dull pain in the head, deficiency of pres
piration, yellOwness Of the SKIN and eyes,
pain in the side. back head, chest. lin Ds,
atc sudden tinshes of heat, burning Ia the
flesh, constant i1naginings OF evil and great
depression Of spiri s. Price 81 per bottle
Beware of counterfetts, Do net let your
druggist palm off some other preparation
ofirOn he may say is 8 good but SIX fo,
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take Nc
other. Kunkel's B tier Wine Of Irou IL not
sold in bulk-on1y q 81 bottles. f. r. Kun
KEEL, Proprietor, No. 25s North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. hold by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
o'LEARY VICTORIOUS.
AN IRISH AMERICAN PERFORMS THE
GREATEST FEAT ON RECORD,

AN IRISH AMERICAN PERFORMS THE
GREATEST FEAT ON RECORD.
The great international six days cham
pion pedestrian competition for 975O in
prizes, guaranteed by Sir j D. Astly, Bart,
M. P, which was commenced on Monday
merning. March 1S, at the Agricultural
Hall, Isliugton at one o'clock, terminated
on Saturday night at ten minutes past eight
o'clock, by Daniel O'Leary, of Chicago
winning the $500 prize and the challenge
bet valued at 9l00, he having accomplish.
ed five hundred and twenty and trlne over
Q quarter Of mile up to the time, which is
a quarter Of mile better than the best per-
fermance on record, besides his having two
hours an twenty minutes to spare before
the six days would have expired. Harry
Vaughan, of Chester, who was second
retired at thirty-eight minutes past seven
o'clock, after having completed 500 miles.
When O'Leary stopped he was declared the
winner amid boundless excitement and
eLthusiasm. q. Brown walked until half.
past eight O'Clock, scoring nv miles, and
George Ide also walked until half. past eight
O'Clock, having accomplished 1851 miles.
The International pedestrian contest col
lapsed rather suddenly at 9P. NJ. Vaughan
completed 500 miles at 1888 o'clock and
thAn retired. O'Leary walked until $40
O'Clock, when he had completed $50 miles
sni laps, which Is 40 yards further than
Sue best performance on record. Brow
walked till $50 o'clock, scoring AT mil, {
and 2 laps. Ide also walked till $50
scoring 405 miles and laps. O'Leary was
then declared winner amid the playing OF
national airs and boundless excitement and
enthusiasm,
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
sHERIFFS SALES.
LSHERIFF'S SALk.

by yirtue of q writ Of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
sale, at the hotel now occupied BY Alex
Maxwell, In Middletown, In 81. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
SATURDAY, the sorh day Of March, 1878 al
1o'clock, p. m
The following described real estate, viz;
All that plantation and tract of land sit.
late 10 st. -Georae's Huntr d, New Castle
,,ounty and State of Delaware, bounded
and generally described as follows. to-wit:
Bounded upon the north by the public road
lea Ting from Middletown to tantwell
Bridge, on the south by Appoquipimins
Creek, on the east by lands OF Samuel Pen
nlngton, and on the west by lands OF Rich
ard W. C0chraD and John Hum, conta' II
ing within said BOUNDS, three hundred
acres, more or less with q two story brick
dwelling house. frame barn, granary aed
carriage house, and other buildings there
on erected.
seized and TAX en- in execution aathe pro-
perty of william A. Cochran, who iii
sur ived his wife and co-mortgagor sarah
o. Cochran, and t and to be sold by
isaac GRUBB, Sherln,
Sherif7s ONCE. New Castle, March 18th, 1878
marI5-iS
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
r.. F. MunkeI's ustraE & r.. r.
AMNAes's shampoo for
the Hair,

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner in the world. they remove
dan truff. alley irritation soothe and cool
The heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling off, ard promote the growth in 8
very short time, They preserve and beau-
.lfy the hair and render it soft and glossy
pearence to braid ard wiry hair, and as a
hair dressing they are uDrivA led; eradi-
cate dand uff and prevent badness. The
shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
seruft, itching, eruption, Cures headache
caused by h. at and fatigue KunkePs
Shampoo and u,tral restore hair to b nat
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
marsh aud Wiry hair, Price per bottle 81
Ask Won" drTgg'et for them or send to 4. F
Kunkel, Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth.
Stree+ ob'tAit-Inhie
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF writofa's. Venditioni Expo.
mas to me directed wilt be exposed 10 PUBLIC
sale. at the I'll pin House, Nept by George
Whitfield, in the city and huLdred # New
Castle, in \ ew castle County, DEL, on
FRIDAY, the 10Th day of March. 1878, at
o'clock, P. M
The following d q scribed Real Estate. viz:
Per cader Mundrei. New Castle County
state of Delaware, bounded and des lord
as follows, to- wit: Beginning at stake
iu the middle of the New Castle ID
French own Turnpike Road, a corner Io'
and now or late of William Y. Alrlcks
hence by the linps ptrating this IRON
o'her land now or late OF William y. J.
tlcks the three following courses an : dis
iances thereof to-wlt: North thirty nlne
desrees west torGv-One and five-tenths per-
ches to n stake In the middle or "ltch
thence north f'rty and one-half degrees
@ lst q ong the m ddle nf sad ditch twenty
one perches to a stakes nd nos to sixty 'fou1
degrees and half east six @nd tw i.tonths
D rches to O stake in q lire OF land now OF
,aie of j, A. Ksndai. Themes along line d
his land south sixty-one and One-halI de
grees g lSt six perches to stak q In a line o.
land now or late of Joserh Moore, lhence
along line Of said ,aud south thirty.fivf
degrees east thirty rine ana three enln'
perches to The middle cf The New Cast {
and Frenchtown Turupike Road a'oreSa1d
al d thence thereby south nfty-tWo degrees
west twent y-stx and four tenths perches
to the place of beginning containing with,
in said b 'unds sew n acres, two roods. and
enty-two and forty-tir- bundredths
square p rches Of land, be the same more
or less, with q one-and-a-halt story Franc
house md kitchen attach ed, carriage house
granary and barn thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Conrad M. Whitaker, and u
be sold by
Sheriff Office, New Castle, March 13tf
A d., 1878.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
CHURCH SERVICES AT ST. JAMES

During Lent the devotion Of the Stations
Of the Cross VIII be held every Friday nign'
at 8 O'Clock. At the same time sermon
will be delivered before Stations, On tns
subject: "The seven words OF our Lord or
the Cross.'p One for each Friday. w
The feast Of the AnDufciation OF the
Blessed Virgin Mary will be celebrated b,
High Mass this morning at O'Clock, and
at half past seven this evening there Will bt
vs.pcrs and Benediction. Sermon on th'
subject:-"Behold the Fandmaid Of the
r.ord - IN = F,E.t, iS.y
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
FATHER sCALDS HIS CHILD TO
DEATH.

Solomon Erwine and his wife, residenls OF
Allentown, had quarrel while sitting at
the dinner-table. She sat opposite him
with child In her arms, and a coffee pot
filled with coffee on the table beside her. In
a moment of anger Sol. lifted bis end of the
table high up, landing the dishes and frag-
mepts on the floor and emptying the hot
coffee over the child, which was 80 severe,
scalded that death resulted In few hours
Mrs. Erwine's hands we're blistered. Sol
that lie did not intend to harm the baby
West Chester News.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
~ av,:sHoLLY TREE INN.

q At the Holly Tree Inn, yesterday after
noon, at one o'clock, religious services were
held under the direction of Rev. n Arnold
of St. Andrews Church. Arrangements
have been made for holding services every
Sunday afternoon.
Next Sunday, Rev. DR.. Nixon will preach
Rev. Mr.. Seward on April 7, Rev. R. B
Cook on April IA, and Rev. F. B DuVal OIL
April %.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Amau named Lewis o. Boyce, of Brandy
vine banks, was run over, in the the neigh
oorhood of the Railroad and Pine sts
oraking his legs in sevtral places. Mr.
Boyce had been to Philadelphia with some
friends and returned by the train that ar
rived here about II 80 O'Clock. He hat
left the train and was about to return tt
awake some friends who were sleeping, auf
while in the act of getting op the train Il
srartsd, be slipped and fell under the cars
Drs. Kane and Draper attended him.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
THEFT OF A WATCH.

Last Tuesday morning as VIM. Richards
was coming up shipley street, man whom
he did not know, caught hold OF him and
took awsG his watch. The police authori'-
les were notified of this, and a man answer
ing the name of Peter Boyle was arrested
Richards appeared against him at the Po-
lice Station and identified him as the man
Bowie was held in $500 to appear at Court
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25

Asa re ut h0 bias d covered that dis
60 rs . i@iIIate i ge ms OF II p'alu WorI +,
para rs Now i'au! per on are dlsp"se'
Go >cap',caI IN tniA point hey caH so1r
be cohv need by he use OF n p0wtrfn
mic nsco e. that this is an H N"ine fact,
md II - mer# ASST In Ta:S being So
what c'u q be more raturu thRn the Doc
tors thr,tS, viz: c't, "a G IN" d. Z" $"
you NUS desfror n pt" 4 'Ps "n'ing II?
DIR. Paine. af,7s' H'nrS o. Sta v, has been
able ,IaEa lZD3 J, he @. al Le't!tp. givtor
alemen: Of the n,r, aGU rrd'ict II to 2
LIQUID foTm. I j. an p luiE cure fOl
CAtarrh, he de' 'I"yi z he germs cLus'ns
il. Tlc Same IN re- nd - ih5t ftar'u
sc 'nree, l. ph a@rip. az 4 h diae s" - s.
deadly, A.nps rec '"7t u,e parasite
c9using Il a " allowed from the w aHt oi
proper treatment t rrmaiu in tn mem.
branr, vine, Ii hey w6rede troy d. N +turt
wou!h IN Al r"eeS a. tn rr+1. Their Do
structiOu GZ ~ ~i!lp s>iv'ly acco"'p ish
1t pro .uceH better re II Is il GanSum ton
than aNy other k uwti remedy, ami j.
use1 b for the total eSIruCtinn Of lht
lungs will pT0huc9 - cure The same q
Cancer and Oth-.r sea eH. on me a' dis.
infect nj mas 10 equal Tor tbs body or sex
room.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25

1t was feat discovered by Schoenbo in
1899. IN Je6J. Anur VS. Hld Tail Outaine u,
sm II quantities of il rom OXy4er, ny
means # pressure. [ is sst'ited b. Lot "
and Odling that Ozone cuItains three
atoms OfUXyg:-n, Whl1e tn" ia,ler has two
atoms, anf that hF COMPRISING It 20 one
tniir of ia VClGIne t2ONe IS formed
rZ ne has &isJ been produced IN p ssing q
series Of lee riC 50 rrnS ihr0ugi 'tXH gen
Gas Dy &nDlvFns PERM .ng ,n-lt OF tDIas-
Sa SuiphLr 4, Acld; Nv burning Phus-
phOrus III rttir or b iOrciNs /" through
a SO ,ution ,f Blood, ether. Perm tn an&te
OF PotasSa and III s h rus.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
AT Il, s. H. cos YARD.

The iron steamship, 'T1ue s5sr," Of ths
Morgan Line, running between New YorE
and New Orleans arrived at Harlan q
Hollingsworth Company's yard on Friday
to have an other deck built on her. The
same company are now shipping machinel
to Portland, Oregon, for the Oregon Steam.
ship Navigation Company.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
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TELECRAMS.
ruE EAsrERs WAR.

KovlMENFs--wAR rhHfARA>t
TIoNs-A nav BuLaARIAN srArH--rr-
Plus FzvRR. ....... ...,,r r,
The London corespsadent Of the Edin-
burgh Scotsman says :-''The landing sf
force on the Asiatic side of the Sea Of
Maramora hsa unquestionably ssen consid-
cred bylhs Government. Railway material
TO be laid on . parallel line with the Bos~
phorus has been purchased" >.
Fifty thousand Turkish troops are now
sncauped in the plain Of Buyukdere, and
there are htty .batallions On the lines defend
ing Constantinople. 1t remains to be seen
whether these troops will befrlendly or hos
tile to Russia. - -
The London correspondent of the Man :
sles.er Guardian telegraphs to that journal
40 follow "The government has purs
chased from Sir William Armstrong four
100 ton guns 1t cost of $780, 900 each, and
negotiations are pending for q number o.
small weapons identical with those already
IN the service The same firm, as well as
Whittworth 4 Co., have accepted contracts
to large extent for the supply of iron car,
riages, 70 Be completed. at an early date
Great exertions are being made in the csr
risge department at the Woolwich Arsenal
IN the preparation efwagons for transport
service. Several other contracts for army
stores are In course OF completion, notably
on, for large number Of pack saddles
The Times in its column OF "Nayal and
M litary intelligence" says 1.-THE order
for new torpedo vessels for the navy hes
been distributed among various builders
principally on the Thames. Two frms
have undertaken a contract for 5000 torpe-
do sinkers. Their average weight 10 400
poun Is. They are being slowed away II
vari us parts of the Royal Arsehalat Wool
wieh convenient for shipment to stations at
home and abroad. The Russians are hav-
ing 100 torpedo boats built on the model Of
one purchased in England, but no part of
the order has come to this country, as in
ternational complications might hinder Its
fulhllment."
The Times, ia its leading editorial article
We: terday morning, said The Treaty pro-
poses the creation of new State In the
Balkan Peninsula which would dwarf all
the others, and which, supported by e1ter-
nal influence, would inevitably strsngle all
other idterests. The New Bulgaria would
extend considerably beyond the limits with
10 which the Slave population ls preponder.
ent. Wherever the presumed limits o.
such prepondel ancs were not coincident with
good geographical boundary the boundary
line has been pushed forward. to the injury
OF other populations and States.
The typhus fever is very prevalent al
Bucharest and at Turn-Maguerilli.
The mortality among the Russians in
Bulgaria te said to be very great, principally
from fever. Typhus is increasing in Con-
stsntinople. sr-9 r,,. .....
Tho Austrian Delegation referred to the
government petition to take steps by in
ternatiopal understanding for disinfectine
the recent battlefelds and arresting tte
danger which threatens the health OF Eu-
rope. ~M.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
Tape Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete, IN two hours -
No fee till mead passes, aeat. pin and
stomach warns removed by DR.. kunR 81
2'9 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circu ar. For removing seat, in
" stomach worms call on your druggtst
md ask for hot Q of Kunkel's Worn
syrup, price 81, 1t never fails CommaL