The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-11-06
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1879.
GOOD ADVICE.

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bitches or editing paper, ringing an
auction-bell or writing funny things, you
must work. If you viii look around you,
son, you will see that the men who are
most able to live the rest of their days
without work are the men who work the
hardest. Don't be afraid of killing your
self with overwork son. It is beyond
your power to do that. Men cannot
work so hard as that on the sunny side
OF thirty. They die sometimes but it's
because they quit work at P. NJ, and
don't get home until P. ~ It's the in
teryal that kills. my son. The work
gives you an appetite for yonr meals, it
lends solidity to your slumber, it gives
you a perfect and grateful appreciation of
a holiday. There are young men who
do not work, my son; young men who
make a living by sucking the end of their
cane, whose entire mental deyelopement
is sufficient 10 tell them which side of
postage stamp to lick; young men who
aad never lay wrinkle in it, and then
would get into West Hill street car to
60 to Chicago; who can spend more
money in a day than you can earn in a
month, son, and who will go to the Sher-
ifs to buy postal card and apply at the
Office Of the Street Commissioner for
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proud Of them, son. 1t does not know
their names, even; it simply speaks of
them as old Soanso's boys. Nobody
likes them, nobody hates them, the
great, busy world doesn't even know that
they arc there, and at the day Of resur-
rcction if they DO not appear at the sound
Of the trumpet, and they certainly will
not unless somebody tells them what it
IS for and what to Go, L don't think Ga
briel will miss them or notice their alb
sence, and they viii not be sent or wait
ed for, or disturbed. Things will go on
just rs well without them. So find out
what you want to be and to do, son, and
take off your coat and nuke dust in the
world The buster you are the less dev-
iltry you will be able TO get into, the
sweeter will be your sleep, the brighter
and happier your holiday, and the better
satisfied will be the world with you.
AMONG the latest regulations of Post
master-General Key, are the following:
Merchandise in original packages sealed
with y. S. revenue stamps are mailable
at fcurth-class rates. Congressman must
hereafter frank their own matter, and
not delegate the duty to others. The
minor rulings also direct that no postof-
fee, no matter how remote situated, will
be permitted to close during meal hours.
Bills Of lading will hereafter be carried
ut the rate Of one cent for two ounces.
but glass viii not be permitted to enter
the postal charge in paper boxes; and
liquid, no matter how put up, viii be
stringently excluded from transportation
through the mails. Indented sheets Us
cd by the blind in conducting their cor
respondence, when in unsealed wrappers,
so at fourth class rates. Sample copies
Of newspapers cannot so free in the
county whore published. Any manu-
script for books, newspapers or maya
zines is subject to letter rates unless ac-
companied by the proof-sheet. The
higher rate governs, and is 10 be charged
when two sections Of matter are in the
same packet. al publications must
have q subscription price, and it must be
given in its columns, otherwise it is in
admissible at second class rates. In case
Of letters held in transit under quarar-
tine regulations, the same having re-
quest to return thereon "if not delivered
in - days, such letters cannot be re
turned TO the sender from the intermedi
ate Office, they not having reached their
destination, and therefore must be held
as not having complied with the oondi-
lions requiring their return.
MADRID, Oct. 30.-There have been
heavy rains throughout the entire coun-
try. AZ Malaga Waterspout uprooted
trees and injured many persons. Al
Vera, in Aimeria, the river overhowed
and flooded the mines, throwing $500
men out of work. Twenty-one persons
were drowned, aud thirty houses and
100000 pesetas worth Of ore carried away.
st Cuoyas several lives we're lost. and
one house destroyed. Marauders aye
taking advantage Of these events to de-
predate on property. The Saragossa
and Barcelona Railway is submerged for
a distance Of sixteen kilometres.
Tucson, Arizona, Oct. 0.-InteIligence
was received this morning that the Apa-
ches captured q station on the tornado
del Nierto, nea- Fort Craig, and killed
thirteen persons. The Navajos have
broken out and troops at Fort Wingate
have been dispatched against them
They stole all the stock, including mail
and mules. No murders reported.
FROM Roswell Kinney, N. D., OF
Mannsville, \. \. 81 do not hesitate 20
say that the Peruvian Syrup has claims
to confidence equal if not superior TO
those of any medicine that has ever come /
to my knowledge. 1 have used it with (
great success for Dyspepsia and Epilep-
sy." Sold by Jones & SchaIlern.
II is always the young man at the pic /
mic whose rear suspender buttons are en-
dowed with the weakest spinal column .
who is selected by the young ladies to
climb tree and put up swing-provid- /
ed young man with white trousers *