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DR.. Easton's Office and Turkish Bath,
cor. Eighth aud Chicago SITS. The doctor
makes a speciality Of the treatment of
consumption, neuralgia, rheumatism,
dropsy, diseases of the eye and all female
diseases, and uses the Bath as an auxil-
larry to medicine in the cure of diseases.
Baths for ladies from A. NJ. to II Nj
Gents from to 9P.M. The m0dus Op-
erandi of the Bath is to equalize the cir
culation, remove congestion, distribute
nutrition, restore and keep active all the
secretions, whether of the liver, kidneys
or skin, and drives poison from the body.
The only question is, what diseases Will
it not curel oct-1-12m
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QUEEN VICTORIA AS \ MOTHER. In
the French chamber, i'll eulogy of Queen
Victoria, NJ. Martin Nadaud said: "She
has done other things, but you would
laugh too much if told them to you.
Voices: mo, no! Tell themr) NJ.
Martin Nadaud-It vii, be permitted me
to say, me, an old republican, who can
not be suspicioned of royalism, that after
being mounted upon the throne, she has
rendered another service, and it would be
well that that service might be rendered
to France by our French women of the
higher classes. Mother of family Of
nine children, she has sucked the whole
nine of them! tremendous laughter on
the Right. Applause on the left.) Hold
on Yes, she has suckled all nine of them,
Monsieur Robert MitchelI-You can
not, however, ask that of the Marshal
Mac Mahon,
NJ Martin Nadaud-I have only a word
more to say. When she knows that
there are noble ladies who abandon their
infants to nurses, she viii not receive
them at court. That grand and sublime
example bears its fruits Mothers and
children find themselves the better for it.
and it would be better that we forget
less in France these maternal and hu-
name preceptS.
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THE investigation of tho Louisiana and
Florida frauds is now receiving attention
in the house. The republicans are en-
ploying every parliamentary device to
obstruct investigation, and by refusin g
to vote on the resolution managed to
postpone its adoption. Their old game
Of wishing to appear anxious to extend
the investigation to other states has be-
come too stale to SAVIOR of integrity. If
there were frauds committed in other
states, they were not successful, as Potter
stated in his reply to Hale. Besides the
democrats express perfect willingness
to aid in the investigation of other states,
II the authority be conferred by seper-
ate resolution. The republicans are de-
cidedly at moral disadvantage in this
matter, and any Pecksnitfian attempts at
more extensive inquiry by party which
acts onl y to conceal the fraud by which it
profited, will be appreciated at their full
worth by the people.
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TIE decision OF Judge Sawyer of the
[. :. circuit court that a Chinaman is
not white person within the meaning
OF the term as used III the naturalization
laws, and therefore not entitled to be-
come a citizen. is not one to be reversed
by appeal to the supreme court, as it is
based upon the revised statutes. The
original naturalization law confined the
privilege TO free white aliens, and when
it was amended in 1870 to admit those
of African birth and descent, it was left
to still exclude men of color otter than
Africans. Mr.. Sumner proposed at the
time to strike ont the word "white" al
together, but as this would have entitled
Mongoliaus as we'll as negroes to citizen
ship, the proposition was rejected. The
into the blunder of emitting the words
"being free white person, they having
no authority to change the law, but only
to put it into more convenient shape.
This omission made the privil eyes of
naturalization apply to Mongolians and
ali colored aliens, until Congress correct
ed tue blunder OF the revisers and re-
stored the omitted words with the avcw-
ed purpose of excluding Asiatics, and
especially the Chinese, from American
citizenship. Therefore this man and
brother is not entitled to recognition as
an equal in this grand republic until its
statutes are amended.-Spri,agfeld Rep.
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TWEED had an insurance of $40, 900 on

TWEED had an insurance of $40, 900 on
his life.
Gen. Grant is now doing" the et-
position.
MARK TwAIN's literary Iabors have
netted him $150,000
WHIsKEY frauds are again coming to
the front in Cincinnati.
WESTERN Iowa had fall of snow five
inches deep last Saturday.
". S. O'BRIEN, the great Bonanza
Prince died at California last week.
THE Mrs. r. B. Hayes Temperance
Society turns out to be fraud also.
IT is pretty well understood that Coles
Bashford, formerly governor of Wiscon-
sin is dead.
Kelley and O'Neil of Pennsylvania al
most gave an exhibition of fisticufrs in
the house lately.
THE NIilwaukees succeeded IN cap
turing the Cincinnatis on Tuesday. Of
course it was done by ''heayy batting"
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For the first time in many years, gold,

For the first time in many years, gold,
silver and greenbacks are practically on
an equality at the paying teller's window
at the United States treasury. The de-
partment continues to receiv. information
of cases where persons entitled to large
sums of interest due in gold have refused
gold and taken greenbacks instead. The
saving of gold in this way upon pending
pawn ents of interest will doubtless be
very large. and the expectation at the
treasury is that it will henceforth make
an important element in the increase Of
gold for resumption purposes.
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CAEaIzAL, Mexico, has lately lost an
exceedingly novel bank of deposit, and
burglars are bewailing their Ignorance
of local institutions Three years ago a
priest built house there, ordering the
masons to have the partition walls unfin-
ished. These he ran up himself in the
night time, an old woman holding a
candle for him. In series of holes in
the walls he secreied 100000 in gold and
silver coin, and then completed the walls,
leaving small holes to drop other earn
ings in. Up to a month ago he lived
alone in his house, allowing no one to
pass the threshold. Deciding to remove
into another parish he broke open his
vaults of deposit, took out his savings,
and departed leaving about so scattered
on the floor in his haste. Then the dis
Greet old lady told the story, and the
swearing was begun.
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II is told as a fact that one of Mon
roe's prominent physicians and also a
horse doctor was summoned to a farm
house not q thousand miles from the
village, where was sick the farmer and,
rs chance would have it, one Of his most
valuable horses. The two doctors ex-
amined their patients and left medicine
with the family, together with directions
for use. Now it so happened that the
two bottles of medicine were exchanged,
the man taking the horse medicine aud
the horse given that intended for the
man. The physician drove out next day
to see his PATIENT and found him getting
along nicely, but the horse was dead
Monroe RefOrn1er.
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sively shown that rapid transit is what the

slFeiy SHOWN that rapid transit is what The
commercial interests OF the country re
qu.re. This circumstance is To some
extent explanatory OF the invariable re-
suit, when transportation by water and by
rail are brough. into competition. The
inability OF transportation by water to
compete with railways is sufficiently
| illustrated by the splendid steamers that
! lay in inactivity, rotting in our harbor,
while the Lake Shore Road was doing a
thriving business. The Post ingeniously
dwelis on the saving to the country by the
Erie Canal during the decade from 1886
to '65. Why was not the saving in
freights from 90 to 70 calculated instead?
Even If the Post had the Figures before
it," we doubt whether It's zeal would
counsel their use. Everybody knows
the sad falling away Of the business OF
that once prosperous commercial chan
mel, while parallel competing railroads
grew rich. Such failing off was there"
that shrewd observers predicted that ere
long, grass would grow where the stream
of commerce once flowed. Any one who
has read Mark Twsin's "Old Times or
the Mississippi cannot but be struck at
the altered circumstances of that once
proud highway, brought about by the
construction ofraiiroads.
Va hi +ol~
pended in the improvement, stated
at various figures. The Post is the only
paper which puts it as low as 81 900, 900.
If it has any reliable statistics ON that
point our IGNORANCE" pleads for pit
lance of information. We are little
chary Of accepting the Posts unsupport
ed word for the amount, when it is in
contradiction of such statements as the
following:
This Improvement was estimated to
cost $500, 900 at first, but up to this date
it has cost IS, coo, 900, and the very en-
gineers employed on the work express
the belief that the scheme is impractica-
BILE unless the bottom of the Wisconsin
River is blown out and canal made of
it. There is little doubt that $40, 900, 900
will be spent upon the canal before a
third class propeller can make the trip.
i-LOuispiYe Courier Journal.
If the Post believes that nothing more
than the comparatively insignificant 81 m
of Sl,001,000 was expended, why did
it adhere to its habit of losing its pa
tience, and combat the resolution OF
Stanley Matthews which was intended to
show the actual amount expended? Here
vas means of obtaining unquestioned
information which the Post did not seem
DESTROYS to improve.
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rFirst publication Nav tG. IS

First publication May &c, 1879 No. 5
II PRoBATE-MAnTFowoc CoUHTT CoURr. In
L the matter of the Guardianship of the minor
heir ofCharles LiersCh deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF John f.
Liersch. guardian of said minors, representing
among other thing. that they the -aid wards, are
seized at certain real estate in said NanjtownC
County and thGt il l. necessary that all the same
should he sJld. and praying for license 70 sell the
same Eudi appearing 80 the court, from said petit
tonhat il i necessary and foI the best advantage
for said minors sell said real il is ordered
and directed that the next OF kin 70 said wards.
and all persons interested in said estate. appear
before me. on Monday. the seventeenth day Of
June, d, 1873. NJ zen oelock Il. m. the Pro
bate Office in said county. then and there 10 show
cause tif any there be- why license shOuld not be
granted for the sale OF said real estate according
TO the prayer of said petition.
And il l. further ordered. that COPY OF this
order shall he published foI four successive weeks
prior 10 said day Of hearing in the Manitcwoc Pilot,
4 weekly newspaper printed at ManitOwoc,in said
county.
MICHAEL KIRWAN. County Judge.
Dated al Manltowcc, the l5tn dav OF May, =. d.
Franz Il Treat. CZ-JUnc-G Az.
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The marriage of Don Cameron and
Miss Lizzie Sherman was solemnized in
Cleveland on May 9th. The papers as
usual on such occasions, give elaborate
accounts of the style of dress worn by
the couple married and also by the more
important personages present, Mrs.
Cameron is a rie3e of Gen. Sherman and
Secretary Sherman. She is SAID to be
remarkably beautiful woman.
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First Publication May 10th, 1881

STATE OF WISCONSIN, - MANITOWOC
y Counry, SS.-Probate Office, May 18TH d. d. 1873.
In the matter of the proof and probate OF the last
will and testament of Johau Berg. deceased,
late OF the county OF Manitowoc. Wis Where
as. instrument; in writing, purporting to be the
last will and testament OF JOhan Berg. deceas-
ed. late of the County Of Manr0woc, has
been fled in this office; and whereas applica-
ton has been made by Carl Gutzmacher pray
Ing that the same be proven and admitted TO pro-
bate according the laws of this state: Therefore
il il ordered that said application be heard before
me al the probate Office Ia the city Of MaIitowoc,
in said county on the 10Th day Of June. \. ID. 1873.
NJ 10 o'clock q. And il is further ordered that
notice thereof shall be given to all persons inter
ested ID said Will of The time and place of said
hearing,b by publication in the MASITowoc PI-oT, a
newspaper printed in said City, of Manitowoc
for three successive weeks. once each week. prior
10 lifetime of sach hearing. By the Court,
MICHAEL kIBWAN. County Judge.
Franz ( Treat -ex-may -30-3w
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GUARDIAN SALE.

(First Publication May 9, lS7sp No. IS.
IN ROBATE-MAaIrowoc CouNrY COURT In
L tie matter of the guardianship Ct The minor
heirs of John HlWact< deceased
Notice il hereby given. that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order Of license, made in said
matter. on the 9TH day of May, a d.. 1873. by the
County Court OF said County. the Undersigned
guardian of Mary, Franz and John Hlayacek
minor heirs of John Hlavacek. deceased viii. on
Monday, the 10th day of jane, O. d., 1873, m ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day n the office Of
the County Judge, in the city OF Marirowoc in
~aid County. offer for sale. al public YeuGUe. the
following described lands, to-vit: The southeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter and twenty rcrs
the south side OF the southwest quarter O. tn.
township No. nineteen tIg) north Of Range 10
IwentY-one en- being so acres. more or less.
The terms of sale will be made known at the
time of sale.
FERDINAND OSTENFELDT. Guardian.
Dated Gt Mautow0c, the 9th day of May a. d..
1873. :}W -ex-may % white y Forrest.
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The Russian army near CONSTANT
nople may be forced to fight heavy
battle soon without the formality of a
declaration of war. The position of the
army is SO critical that it might invite the
attack of the Turks who are assembled in
large numbers and in dangerous proximi.
ty to the Russians. The Russians real
ize their danger and are working ener-
getically to meet it if it should arise.
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First Publication April llth. 1871
GE2gE OF WISCONSIN EsssEsisE
y Fsss sss' - TsaslItoH3c SSuusy.


Many Rom
against
JrHS X TIL. !
In pursuance Of q Judgment and order Of said
court made in The above entitled action rated Jan
EarT -Hth, lNS. the Undersigned receiver appointed
in >ad action for divorce will sell at public auction
- the highest bidder az Ihc house occupied hv sal
Llaniit ON laHd adjuLing the premises hereafter
described in the town OF Two Greeks in said cuun
~. on The 18th day of MAY. 1873 Mt II O'Clock a. M
all the following described real estate viz:
The north west quarter Of the north cas-. quarter
OF section thirty five go. township twenty one CD
Range twenty four ca, in sait county OF hanito-
Voc caulanin- forty acres OF less aCGorliu,,
10 government survey. Terms of sale cash upon
tho CNrC#JiOu OF the deed.
Dated April Sth, 1875.
l02j-Gw p. J. PIERCE, Receiver
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PR1SCE BISMARCK was lately asked in
the Reichstag to afford facilities for post
Office and telegraph officials to attend
church on Sunday. He replied that
doubtless the mover of the motion felt
impelled by the Holy Spirit to make the
proposal, but that it would cost three and
half million dollars year. He then
ridiculed 1.-The pharisaical character OF
the English Sunday
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First Publication May 2. No. 81.
~ PROBATE. riamitoEoc County

In the matter ofthe estate of Rodrick McCallum
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Aniih
MCtallum, of Manirowoc county, representing
among other things that RodriCk McCallum late
OF Manitowoc county ON the 22nd day of April q.
d.. 1873, al the town Of Gibson died interstate.
leaving goods, chattels and estate within this
state. and that the said petitioner is the widow
of said deceased, ana praying that administration
of said estate BE- 10 Charles Luiiug and j. \.
kOehicr granted, il II ordered that said petition
I've heard before the Judge of this court. on Mon.
day. the 18th day of May d., 1873, at 10 O'Clock a.
n. At my Office in said county.
Ordered further. that nnticc thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased. and 10 all persons in
tercsted, by publishing copy of this order for
thEec successive weeks prior to said day OF hear
i'm, in THE MAEITow0C PmoT q weekly newspa-
per published AZ Mauitowuc in said county
MICHAEL kIRWAE. County judge.
Dated Manitowoc the 2lth day of April, a. d.
1873. 9w-eX-may-iH
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JHE prospect of war between England
and Russia has revived the Fenian or.
ganization III this country. They claim
to have 100, 900 men fully equipped and
well drilled, and that in the event OF
wars being declared, Canada will be iu-
vaded. They claim that they have plen.
ty of funds and unlimited credit.
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First pnhiicatinn NAY 1G. ls1s

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY Court. In
L the matter OF the estate Of Charles LieTsCh,
deceased
On reading and fling the petition of John I.
Lcrsch Administrator Of the estate of said deCeAs-
ed. representing among other things thar he has
fully administered said estate. and praying that q
time and place be fixed for examining ana allow
ing MS account OF hs administration, flied iii this
Court Ii IS ordered that said account be examin
ed by the Judge of this Court, on Monday the 10th
day ofjune, u. d. lS1-, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al my
office in said county.
ordered farther, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of said dece sed and TO all persons in
tcrested by publishing q copy of this order Tor
three weeks prior 10 said Gay of hearing. in the
Manitowoc Pilot weekly newspaper published
al AiaBitOwOC in said county.
Dated at ManiIoWCG the 18th day of MAY a. O..
ISIS.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge
Franz & Treat. cX Nav-,},l :3,y
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GUARDIANS SALE.
First Publication Nav ., 1851 No. -.
Et HzsDsSAEE1-Tsa County


In the matter OF the guardiInNhip of Ellen Nc
GTath, a minor.
Notice is hereby giver, that by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order Of license, made III said
matter. on the 10Th day OF april, a. d.. 1875 by the
county court ot said county. the undersigned,
Harriet Berry, guardian Of said Ellen McCirath.
minor child of John McGrath. deceased, will on
T7esday, the 18th day of May, a d., 1873. mt ten
o clock IL The forenoon O: said day. AT the office
OF the County Judge in the city of iauitowUc in
said cou ty- offer for sale. al public yeudue. the
following described lands. to-wit; The west half
OF the northwest quarter of section No. nine 90.
IN township No. twenty COZ north OF Range No.
twenty two cd. cast. in the county of Manit0WOC
state of Wisconsin. containing eighty acres of
land be ii tle same. more or less.
The terms Of sale are as i0!}owS-sRbicct to such
changes al the sale IL CiICunlS stances may render
necessary-Duc eighth rs part at close OF sale.
one CI-hth 30 part at time % delivery of the deed
one fourth ca part on each oi the irst DAYS Of
January. in the wears 1871. fSS! and 1888. Inter
est on each payment at the rate of per cent. per
aunun, payable annually: s,cgrci by mort agc
Oh the land
HARRIET BERRY.
Guardian of Ellen EcGrain q minor
Dated at ManitOwOC, the 1T day If May. q. d.,
1873 Dos \. SHOVE. IW-eN-u'a, q
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Firs. Pnhliea,lnn Nav Is. 1s7s.l

Trust Publication AaN 10, lNlS) No. "a
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 60. col RT.
4 In tie matter of the estate OF Theodor Thin
ives, deceased On reading and ilin. the petition
ef Peter Thimwes. administrator OF said estate,
representing amcng ether things, that there Is no
property belonging 10 said estate. except real es-
tafc, and that there are no debts outstanding and
Ia become due. against said estate. and that the
same has been fuiy administered upon: and ask
ing that said estate be settled, and decree made
asst guirE the real estate OF said deceased to his
widow. Katherine IhlmweS, she being the sole
legatee named in the last VIII Of said deceased.
Ordered that said petition be heard before this
Cont. on The i1Ih GAY Of jane. 1873 at 10 O'Clock
\. 81 thar dsy. st thr probate oriiec in the city
and c0aIty 81 hanjtowoc. Wis. Ordered further
that notice Thereof be given 10 ell persons in.ereS
ted, By publishing copy of this order IN the
MANTTCWoC PH.oT. newspaper printed and pub
Eshed in the city and county OF Aanitowoc. Wis,
Cor four cons ecutlye weeks, once in each week
prior 10 said DAY of hearing.
Dated Nav l4th ISIS
BY the court.
MICHAEL hIRWAN, County Judge.
eX-iune-t-iw
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IN PROBATE.-NANITOW co COTET
| In the matter of the estate OF Henry F. PcIitZ
deceased. On reading and filing the petition of
Helene BelitZ, of Schle@wig, in said county. rep
resentng among other things thar Henry +. EeiitZ
late of said county on the 31st dav of March a. d.
1878, AT the town Of Schleswig in said county dice
ntestatc. leaving goods chattcls. and estate with
widow of said deceased and PRAYING that admin
isfration OF said estate be TO r. Schlichting Of
Chiffon, Calumet county. Wis granted it is order
this Court, on Monday, the Bird day Of June .. d
1873 al 10 o'clOCz ii m. at my Office in said
county.
The heirs Of said deceased. and to ali persons
interested. by publishing a copy Of this order for
three successive weeks prior 10 said day of hear
ing in the MaHitOwoC PILpT wee XIV newspaper
published at AaEit0woc in said county.
MICHAEL kikWAS, Comfy Judge.
Dated al ManiiCwoc, the sth day OF Nay, a. d..
ISIS: 3W-exmay-g;
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lFirsr Puhlicstlon MAJ lsth. So SO. 5

IN ATE.-MANTTOWOC co. COURT.
1 In the matter OF the estate OF Joseph Wadcek.
deceased. On reading and fling the petition of
Mary Nadces, widow of deceased. representing
among other things that Joseph Wadcek. late OF
Franklin in said County on the 25th day of April.
A. ID. ISIS. at Franklin aforesaid. di1 interstate,
leaving goods. chattes and estate within this state
and that the said petitioner i the widow of said
deceased. aud praying that administration OF said
estate be 10 Joseph Nowck granted, il i ordered
that said petition he heard before the Judge of this
Court, on Monday, the 18th day of June, A. d.
ISIS. ST l}oclock Y, al ny oElce IL said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof he given to
the heirs OF said deceased. snd 10 ali persons G-
terested, BY publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks, prior 20 said day Of hear
ing il the NASITo--Oc PiI-oT- weekly newspaper
published AZ Aeuieowos.. in -sid county.
MICHAEL klRWAN. County Judge.
Dated the 18th day OF May, A. d. 1879.
J n Markham eE-msv- 51-3w
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IL PR0BATE-MANITOW co. COURT.
/ In the matter OF the estate OF Franz Dietl dc
ceased. On reading and filing the petition of Ed
ward Dietl, Executor of the last will of said
deceased. representing among other things, that
he has fully administered said estate. and praying
allowing his account of his administration, flied in
this Court. 1t is ordered that said account be ey-
amined by the Judge of this Court, on Monday the
5rd day of June, i. ID. ISIS, at ~ o'clock y. NJ at
my office IN said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
The heirs of said deceased and 10 all persons inter
ested. BY publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day ofhea!iurin the
MANlTowo P!L0T, weekly newspaper published
at NauitOSoc in said county.
Dated az Mani.owoc, the 18th dav of Nav A. y.
iS.S. MICHAEL KIRWAN. County JUDGE
cX-MLaY-:.s-;5W-i. O. a ". J. TnIner.