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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-24
TIE TWO CANDIDATES FOR
STATE SENATOR.

TEE people Of 8Ianitovoc county have
/ this year 70 choose between two good men
/ for the Office Of state Senator. In legis.
/ Iatiye matters Of q local character the
county VII gain 10 advantage in 1Ir
/ Innings election, which 1t woald not
have in the election Of Mr.. Rankin. It
+ is an Office Of honor rather than Of profit
I 50 that the salary is matter which de-
serves no consideration, and receives
+ none from either candidate. Politically,
lir. Rankin is entitled to the position, "a
the county Is a democratic district.
+ Both candidates this year must urge their
election solely on political grounds, rs
. the election Of 2 United States senator
i oyershadows all other considerations,
i auG each party bends lis efforts toward
( securing q majority ia the legislature On
! this account. II 1Lr. LuiiHg were per-
/ sonalIy DESTROYS CT securing the position,
We should be extremely reluctant to Go
/ aught to defeat him. Bat he IS not. He
+ IS simply running IN the interests Of the
republican rarty Of the state. Person
ally mr. Gnling has no wish to be elected
I to the senate. He has had positions Of
ho26v and profit, offered him by the re-
+ publican party Of this state and OF this
/ congressional district But he refused
. to accept though his chances for election
F.. in the one case were certain, and in the
/ oher probable. he refused because he
/ did not coyct either position and because
/ the republican party bad nothing at
sta,1s This fail he does not run for the
state senate because his wishes prompt
him, but solely because the republican
panty needs every republican vote on
joint ballot next spring in choosing a
successor Of senator Howe. This being
4 tie case neither friendship for Mr.. Lu-
ling nor admiration for the sterling
worth Of the man, should induce any
. democrat to vote for bin. tt IS not
really vote for III. Lullng, il is a vote
. for the republican party Of the state.
/ Tho personal popularity q ALr. Luiing
should divert no democratic vote from
Nj. Rankin. He IS put forward as the
representative Of the democratic party.
I His coausets wiIl be needed in Madison
. the coming year. His defeat would
I leave the democrats Of the legislature
I without leader. The democrats Of the
I county cannot vote against man whom
4 the democrats Of the state honor with the
position OF chairnap He has always
been a diIigeut worker Cor the interests
Of the county and lis services deserve
! the recognition Of prediction.
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IT is to be hoped the state viii make
some more ample provision for the care
Of the insane than it now ouioys. Had
the late legislature appropriated q sum
to enlarge the present asylams, better
and cheaper accommodation could be had
for the insane than can be secured
through county insane asyIums. The
assistance which the state gives each
county which erects a county asylum,
would, in the aggregate, erect an asylum
capable Of accommodating the insane Of
tae state which are now refused admis-
s;op to the present state institutions.
Aud it would he much easier to properly
care for them when thus brought toseth-
er. Proper medical treatment they cal-
not always have in the county asylum.
The county board at It's next session VIII
doubtless take come steps TO provide
more suitable accommodation for the
insane at present confined IL tae county
jail. II some other county has actea
under the Ia5s lag and erected an asylum
larger than its needs Eaquire, il would
be wise TO make arrangements g.tb any
such coaaty for the care of orr insane.
But the sooner tbs state provides Tor the
care Of all the insane within its limits
the better.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-24

Tue ticket nominated by the republic
cans Of 1Ianitowoo county. with one ex-
ccption, is by 10 means a strong one.
In Luling gives the ticket the only
strength it las, and bis is confined solely
to the city. The men are weak poIjti-
cally, but not at Ill Objectionable. The
majority are com paratively unknown
and OF course cannot under the most "a
vorable circumstances expect more than
the straight party vote. That great per
soual popularity which oyeveomes party
ties Is wanting, and as . consequence
the race IS not so the ticket nominated
on Monday. The general satisfaction
with the ticket presented by the demo
Gratis on Saturday, made the republicans
abandon their usual cautious selection,
when division in the democratic ranks
inspire them with hopes Of success. tt
is fortunate Chat Mr.. Rankin's strength
in the county is such that he need dread
no opponent, as he has the only man
opposed TO INN whose candidacy amounts
10 opposition.
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4tlanltowoc pilot,
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Member Of Congress, 18th Dist,
EDWARD S. BRAGG.
For state Senator,
JOSEPH RANKIN.
Tor Member of Assembly, list Dist,
JOHN CAREY.
Tor Member Of Assembly. md Dist,
WILLIAM LANDER.
For Mem Der Of Assembly. 3rd Dist,
HENRY WIZ.
For Sheriff,
T.. ]. PIERCE.
For Register of Deeds,
JOHN PROELL.
For Treasurer,
O.. DAIMLER.
For District Attorney,
A. J. SCHMITZ.
For Clerk Of Board,
JOHN p. WiCkERT.
For County Surveyor,
JOHN O'HARA.
For Coroner,
DIR. T. SIMON.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-24

THE yellow fever is yielding to The
cool weather which comes as a blessing
to the severely tried people Of the soath.
There are many cases of restitution and
much suffering from want Deaths have
by no means ceased, those WHO returned
feeling that the danger was passed, baing
most generally the veins now.
CAN'T some Ingenious person uurayel
Zach Chandlor's .:cotton" dispatches
Daring the excitement OF the Florida
canvass, Zach. seemed to have gone crazy
On the cotton question and on the con
dis.ou Of the weather. as eyinced by the
many kilograms which he sent in relation
to these two mattars.
ANaUs CAMERON IS making speeches.
Now, it may be difficult matter to con-
vince the people Of the state that Angus
has that stuff in HIM Of which orators are
made. Bat Angus feels the priclings Of
conscious ability which drives him to
mount the stump. Or course Angus will
nog essay to moont large stump, but
ono suited to his mental calibar, a sap
ling. We shall expect great things OF
Angus.
THEEE is q ruulor that two gentlemen
from the first district. each of whom has
represented it at Madison, threaten 10
work against Mr.. John Carey this fall.
We hope for their own sakes that this
ra4or Is without foundation. This IS
no year for "bolting" and particularly
by those who have been bouored by the
people of the district. We hope We
shall have no occasion to refer 10 this
matter again.
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A x NOTICE


MANTpw0C. August gih. 1873.
III persons utcrc= cd are hereby notified, that
n. following tracts and parcels 81 land, cit auc
Village lots. lying and being situated in the coUu
tY q MauiJowoc and Stuteol Wisconsin,. u ere sold
-, the taxes due and unpaid thereon fer The year
i Oh the second Tuesday, being the ytA DAY OF
MAJ. Is IL.
-,uw. therefore, unless he amount of taxes. in
ter 50 and COSTS set opposite the several tracts
JI. parcels @. land. city and village lots shalt bc
-@alc viii be- transferred TO the buyer. or his oI
a.r assigns, according 20 the law in such case
made and provided.
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THE Ameer sends this pithy message
to the Yiceroy Of India: "Ioa may 30
your worst and the Issue is in Gods
hands. Like Phil Sheridan, the Ameer
is not afraid.
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QUERy:-''Why VIII, Len smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can bRy Aarburg
Bros. Sea- u North Caroiiaq, at the
same price :"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-24
JOHN Z. DTMKTE,
2!aaUfAcrurer and dealer III

-7saIlIalIhFef I'M ut AleT ii
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Yo44A - 7-TwErS sth i 9th. 1.ASITowoc.
Has Just received s hns seek Of ladies and chill
dIeus shoes and slippers, Win t:,a aud AS large
aSs0rsment Of cus1oE. IaSIe work, he i slEe 70
please and -iye satisfaction. Cail sua se1 Esscs
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Sheriff OF HaEiJow3c County.
II. G. & WI. Turner, Plajntifl- Agtys. nov Il.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25
In order that the employees of the
HERALD may enjoy their Christ
mas holiday, no paper will be
Issued from this Office tomorrow.

THE HERALD wishes Its readers
: Merry Christmas. This hallowed
day has been the subject of so many
hackneyed articles that we shall
not affiict the public with lengthy
dIsse ertation. All the old reminis-
cences are positively in the sere
and yellow, and all the apt quota
tions, from frequent use, have be-
como stale, fat and Improbable,
by this time. Good cheer and hos
pltality will be the rule In most
Los Angeles households to-day;
and we trust that, within all the
bounds Of our young city, there is
not human being who will not be
made to feel that some one at least
bears near his heart the grand
truth Of the fatherhood Of God and
the brotherhood of man. Enjoy
the good things of earth yourselves
and eco that your poorer nelghbor
y made to feel that Christmas is
indeed blessed time, II only be-
cause it brings with it that one
touch Of nature which makes the
whole world kin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25

FROM the present look of things
England emerges from her CAM
paign in Afghanistan victorious
and with a new. province. The
Afghans are splendid devisers OF
warlike pronunciamientoes but
very poor fighters. In the Lam
guags of a famous American states
man, the war does not come up to
the promise of the manifesto. We
heartily hope that the United
States will, some time or other,
develop the modern, civilized in
stinct Of appropriation. England
has precisely as much right to gob-
BILE up India, Afghanistap, or any
other portion of Asia or Africa-in
fact, she has far less right-as we
have to annex Cuba or Mexico.
Yet England keeps straight on In
her path Of ambition. Her ships
Of war force the opium drug upon
the Chinese in spite of the protest
of the Celestial government, and
her Sepoys grind the face of the
ryot of India. The United States,
on the other hand, is content to sit
idly by-a wondering and inactive
spectator. We trust that all de-
partments of tho Government Of
this country will, some day, pass
into the hands of men who will de.
velop a propagandist and mascu.
line national policy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25
Something for the New Year.

The world-renowned success Of Hos
letters Bitters, and their continued pop.
ularity for quarter of q century as a
stomachic, is scarcely moro wonderful
than the welcome that greets the an nual
appearance of Hostetters Almanac.
This valuable medical treaties is pub
lisbed by Hostetter & Smith. Pittsburgh,
Pa, under their own imm mediate super.
vision, employing so hands in that de-
partment. Ten cylinder printing presses
8 folding machines. 8 job presses, etc.
are running about eleven months in the
year on this work, and the issues OF same
Tor 1879 will not be less than ten mill
ions, printed In the English, German,
french. Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish,
Holland, Bohemian and Spanish lam
guages. Refer to a copy of it for valuable
ana interesting reading concerning
health, and numerous testimonials to
the efficacy of Hostetter's Bitters, am use.
ment, varied Information, astronomical
calculations and chronological items
etc., which can be depended on for COR
rectness. The Almanac for 1879 can be
obtained free of cost, from druggists and
general country dealers in all parts OF
the country.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25

WE are pleased to see that the
London Times IL of opinion that
an era of great prosperity is dawn.
ing for the United States coinci-
dent with specie resumption. 1t is
needless to say that the HERALD
has repeatedly put itself on record
to the same effect, " ith, of course,
the qualification that all classes of
our people are in patriotic accord
on the critical occasion. For once
we find ourselves able to give u
hearty approval to an utterance of
John Sherman, Secretary of the
Treasury. His speech at the New
England banquet the other night
was pitched in the right key. As
resum ption is practical initiation,
the howlers after an extended cur
rency should themselves heartily
unite in making the transition
from an irredeemable to a redeem
able and accredited paper money
an easy one.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25

RECENT statistics collected at
the instance of the French govern
ment have developed the astonish-
ing fact that France to-day pos
sesses more gold aud silver coin
than all the rest of Europe put to-
gsther. 1t appears from returns
made to the Bureau of Internal At
fairs of France that the French
have $1,000, ,0oO,0O in coin, as
against 5000, 100000 possessed by
Great Britain and Ireland and
$40. 900. 900 as estimated to be now
in the United States. And this not
withstanding the recent pay Eent
Of $1,000, ,OOO, 900 in coin to Ger
many as the war indemnity. Th is
shows what persevering and
minute industry will do in ceutu-
ries. France has mn /, this M aey
mainly by doing WI. 'ay - h er
hands better than the peoples of
other nations did them, and by an
intelligent system of agriculture,
Of which small farms, carefully
cultivated, is the principal feature.
The vineyards and chickeu-yards
Of France have been a great agency
In the accumulation of this aim lost
fabulous wealth. There is much
encouragement to Californians in
the prosperity of France. Her wine
production Is the leading factor of
her riches and we have no doubt
that there are Cilifornians living
now who are destined to see the
wine production of this State
equal, in amount and quality,
that of France. This seems a pre-
sumptuous vaunt In View Of the
fact that one hundred and sixty
gallens of wine ara now manufac-
tured in that country to one in CAL
iiornia; but an industry of this
kind Is liable to increase in
geomstrical ratio. In Europe they
have already reached the limit of
production and work with an i'm
poverished soil which requires
costly fertilizers, while here we
have scarcely made beginning,
and find our chief difficulties in the
inexhsustiblo richness of old
mother earth-a natural fecundity
which cannot be exhausted shoit
Of centuries.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25

THAT species of political polem-
les which writes of Democrats as
thieves and castaways is highly
convincing and logical. 1t is Curl
Gus fact that the Democratic
thieves, some how or other, always
come to coudign punishment.
Democrats themselves unite to put
them in the ponitentiary and they
generally die there, as Tweed did.
Ga the other hand, when good
round batch of Republican thieves
eSet Into the Penitentiary through
theeforts ofan honest United States
Judgs, and jury of their peers,
- Mckee OF ST. Louis, and other
WHISKY thieves, did, Republican
Presidents, like Grant, pardon
them out. Nor is that all. Whe n
Babcock was being tried in st.
Louis, and an eminent Republican
ex-Uuitel States Senator, in the
person OF JOHN 3. Henderson, of
Missouri, u preventative of the
Government, was, as prosecuting
officer of the United States, press.
ing vigorously for convic-
ton of an undoubted malefac
tor, Republican President,
Grant by name, in the very midst
Of the trial, removed him, thus
plainly indicating that the Admin.
istration was Interested rather in
the acquittal than in the conviction
Of the culprit. While it Is true
that some Democrats have been
put in ths Penitentiary for malver-
sation in office, and deserved Il
stay ald did stay there, it is none
the less true that IL all the Repub.
Lean officials who have abused
their trusts were to be sent to the
Psuitentiary all the builders in the
country would be profitably EN-.
ployed for the next twelvemonth
in erecting barred and Fashioned
cdifices yclept prisons. 1t does not
follow from this that Republicans
are necessarily thieves; or that il,
by SOM lamentable perversity of
Republican national administra-
tion such conspicuous thieves as
Bslknap and Robson should in
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25
European Gable NeWs.

Royal -DestttuiiOn az
She 61 cid.
LONDON, Dec. 24th.-The Duke
of Edinburgh is about to be pro-
NOTED to the rank of Rear-Ad-
miral.
Ten thousand pounds are re-
quired for the sick and hungry of
Sheffield. Severe weather cOnJin.
ues throughout the Kingdom ard
distress increases.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25
Don't Frown, il You Can Help Ii,

But don't smile more than you are
obliged TO, II you have a mouthfu1 of
discolored teeth. Ii such is the case pro-
cure and use at least once every day, de-
the un becoming spots and specks that
dishgure your teeth, render them pearly
white, make the gums hard and rosy and
impart fragrance to your breath. SOZO-
DON'T, moreover, contains no corrosive
acids or gritty particles, which is the
case with some dentifrices, but is emil
nently safe as well as thoroughly effect
i've. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25
"A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscret.ons of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
In South America. Send self-add ressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. IN
NAN, station D. Bible House, New York
City. d6ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25
issued on Thursday, returnable on

issued on Thursday, returnable on
Monday morning.
The Methodist, Catholic, and
Presbyterian Sunday Schools each
has a Christmas tree to- might and
already commenced.
The matter of the contempt fine
on the attorneys will be at once
taken to the Supreme Court.
A perfect gale of wind, starting
in the northwest and veering to the
northeast, has been blowing for
three hours. at times 1t almost at
tains the dignity of a tornado.
Shristmas at san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24th.-The
observance of Christmas among
the attendants of the various
churches of this city bids fair to be
as general this year as on former
occurrences of the anniversary, and
in almost all of the churches pro-
vision has been made for some spe.
cial entertainment In behalf of the
children of the Sunday schools,
while in many, especially the
Episcopalian and Roman Catholic,
elaborate preparations have been
made for imposing services in
honor of the great feast. The streets
were full to day and this evening
and the shops, markets, etc., pre-
sent fine appearance. The whole
sale dealers report large sales of
Christmas goods, especially toys,
etc., the retailers having bought
heavily in anticipation of an unus-
ually lively holiday season. The
crash in the stock market has, to
some extent, disappointed their ex-
pectatiop, still trade has been rea.
sonably good. A cricket match
will be played at the Recreation
grounds tomorrow, between elev-
en- cricketers and eighteen base
ball players, selected from the
Base Ball League, after which a
QUOT match will be played. The
Master Mariners Association will
give Christmas ball at Platps
Hall Thursday evening. ]. G.
Flood, of the bonanza firm, has
sent checks of $1,000 each to the
Orphan Asylums and $500 each to
the benevolent societies. The
Stock and Produce Exchanges,
banks, public offices, etc., will be
closed tomorrow.
Rich strinr..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House is
,t surpassed by sny Job Printing Office
on tho Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran.
disco. in facilities for doing job work,
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25
w. A. PURRINcToN,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE OF
"A Godfrey d Hutton and Brown, No.
IL Temple Block. Returning to wash
ington on the 30th inst, am prepared to
give especial attention to claims before
The Departments relating to Lands, Ia.
tents. Bounties, Pensions, &C.; 10 all
cases before the Supreme Court of the
District, and the Court of Claims; and to
the negotiation of the sale of real estate.
dec2i-4t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25

wade the very Cabinet of the Presi-
dent, the party which they dis
graced should be held up as an or
ganization whose corner stone is
grand larceny.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25

DON'T IRRITATK Your LUNGS WITH A
safe and certain as DIR. Jayne's Expecto-
rant can be SO easily procured. Sore
Threats and Lungs are speedily helped
by 1t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25

Bargains In holiday goods at the
Crystal Palace.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25

Cheap prices at Sutherland's gun
store, rs Main street. 2my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25
Murderer Captured.

OMAHA, Dec. 24.-Information
has been received of the capture at
Steubenville, Ohio, of s. ID. Rich
ards, who recently murdered Mrs.
Harrison and three children and a
man named Anderson, in Kearney
county, Nebraska.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25
NEW TODAY.
$5 z WAR D.

Lost on Monday, December 23I, gold
Masonic mark, with the name of G. 8.
Keller. The above reward Will be paid
for its return to the White House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25

Bargains in holiday goods at the
Crystal Palace.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-25

Old hats re-made at No. 8 Also
street. n7tf