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JD0E observation-disclosures.
SUPREME COURT,
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Sept. lB.-ruccodings III the su.

Nf9FInN9 bEfEbEp,
~ l!elntz vs. C4lcagu Hoard OF Tt1lic; tins
extontcd snEen alAys fur nppells0 to ttU lrrluts,
, ~. Lska sln'ru tS MIuhixun southern lfailwuy
Golllphhy Ct nI ", ChIraxp & WesttrN I ltIinnn
ltltt!"Ay Ga'nltIAny; H,Nt!n telGfl fur alctIaD
OF tlIlu Tor defendant Ii, errur to jilu brlpfa
SEW AnTlnSk.
]. Merritt W. Merritt; Iuuti0u by nnneflco for
oxtensltnl Of t!nio tn tlio reply % l,etiiiuI.
I3arshIw u III! vs., sieialpIan. Aill tA.J HlnsU.,'
implicated. utoys. Hartl,er; petition fpr rebpar-
inK n!l!'Wntl. and cHHsg1 lnkHti.
Stout q Al., lro re4t'y allst will 6a takets.
d. Wurinloy ~. Moore. uIld Obi fllukivy ct ILL.,
tinuetl, - '' WIZ
The Following. .tarlol will 10 granted licenses
y pr l.u Inv In Ibis StAtu OH furuIvn Ieutlsvy;
Ehut irs W. HrnsS, 0turxv 4. Audpfx,,l. Ii. Il.
scnrbbruugtl, atltF rank II. SwuAt.
iocfontS'two cAst5 hAtG been taken under nd
flsNnlcNt u thts tirui. =. -. "
Tho Court uIjUuruGd to 10 o'clock ncxk rnea.
1aY u MQEMlnK,
, 1880-09-20
STATE BOARD or EQUALIZATION.

1VssFas 770p19t" 10 EHIsa95 7tt1VHEs
6Fh,SoFIELD, Ill.,, Sept, lA-'rhe Commit
tees VI tl!e State HoRTA Of Equalization will
be ready to report next week us follows:
Lands. Tuesday; personal property, Wo4nes-
day; town a1ll ely lots, Thursday and Fri
~; railroads, ona wax fsIn raasday.
, 1880-09-20

thly kind III tfli1lw in ,n.nni,,J,. n. i, !.
rsannj nrrrmsio aa ! ~ srx nc y':icts p,
'.tloes" at Tor d ,tuwspnpcf. ''"' "'''''' " Nv
,.>,,,.,,.,-..,
SOUTHERN 1ANCOCkERY.
| -
Make War on the Nation, they sc-
S.s" ,r,,s. ,v.',,. 'rnmny I n"shn..",, - Wl'c''
nr,,rney ssieet .i",ros,s-rnc Fact. Fact,
tna'.".r",,, sss Journal,
c, uno iono~ihs a,' 1c''cr to citizen of Newton
GounH, 1tis sfatc: WI. written hy forInrr III
tllaniai'. an ea -snltllcr. now living III Aab,,a,
| ns ,r,,fh, ''' t"A' ~ 's'e' "p'''
sorrn,,ASD. Ala. sent. n ,sso-f,..,,+ #.
itsu,*EnEah t,'!; tf.p FRIESn: inurs u tho nth
s,; 'G,, % T. T. rssGtTs a contents 'utM' A-
i, %pers y % ar5s r ossatl' !,a,l & Gs S % .ef hy lo
tMrI.s pf tho ccns.'s Do n.i think fair count
EEnrtiyH; E."iH .;ii;Gy Iihsy H.. sock , t. keep the
fs,rsl r. ti,s i,sxr,cs rtts!s who viii POI vots
M her n,x s hs r;vhts us"y r." srn e think iiat
's'u'r q isspeei: yoi sannul e"nsict t Der,o. =
erat ~ ti1ns..,x ssnlllBK, bribery, or tvcn
wsn 1,., Gnine tn MorK,n County md tmsIt n tnwi,
taaFa ~ ia.s.t!n. tavg,ltGct, miles frn necntur,
ttm nr hnn ,ai'o ~, aosn Ittnty: ny. soq, alcr
!,:ilocntit voter. so:nc yenrs ago. A light wns
st,ftv nH r,il i, x, , ,s, Sm ttsy ay9 ce nr
ISnsss iSs e!s It'll; sst i. a s sEis1x 4 S "is:y
sise1 lin to se ii: isrin aid "er" rps .,aet n,,l Il
r: Fl Gua,d me-. latxc T. u the Dr!,t'crats w"ld
m , a; III, bt, ht ''i ,, wns M tx ,g gae ist 1nary
, 1880-09-20

Janus Tooyey begnn ii suit saturday neaInst
Edward q. Asay. claiming $1,.D0.
1irtif0rd IiMnpuek waa On FrIlny npDo.rtcd
Assignee Of Timothy Darcy.
Az AsslEtsea Will 0o cs,oscn this luorutng Tor
, 1880-09-20
WILL OF MARSHALL o, ROBERTS,

HNGL Ut MHI3ltHLG u HUQENI3s
NEW York, Sept. ls.-'rt!o will Of tho Iate
Marshall o. Roberts, after provl.llng llberaIIy
for bis family, makes the foluwIng bcQuests:
enn liiGlo soeieiy, S3,6oo; Young Noia,,l's
Christian Association, 5l,NW; Sheltcr,uE
Aims. VI, 900; American Tract aocluty, a,000;
calvary Church, $3.OUU
, 1880-09-20
THE LIBERALS.
Third Days Session of the Fourth
Annual Convention,
The League Charged with Being Tainted
With "Frcc.l.oyoisn,"
And Nearly All the Delegates Pleaded
Guilty.

And Nearly All the Delegates Pleaded
Guilty,
Tho third dars session OF tho fourth annual
Congress Of tho National I.tbes1ll T,clrue waa
held yesterday ut 1rnw's Opcn,- House, On West
MhdIsun street. Tho nttcEdancc tlurlnu tho
tay wls smhla rs compared witt, tho PREVIOUS
meetings. Tho 1nnrninY session unenrd nt
o,cloek4 when, III tho mbssnco Of President
wright. tho chaLr WIS takGn by Mr. lrlrker Pills
bury, OF Now Hampshire.
Ms Spencer. chaltman Of tho Committee on
FMturo Work, hulng called upon to rct,urt tnade
somewhat lengthy speech, in which,
after rorlewlng curefuily tho recent nc
tton OF tho League. ho begged lenve to
eonee,on eeos s Nm n s H, Wn future work
rrGnnrcd to subscribe u nil tho principles chi
hoslicd i n tho renort. as to the ncnis mus.
,,Kay ,,y h 70 ,e sntGs.i,it r. carrying them nut.
ncfon' he conel'ldcd his remarks no tntcuc.t
to- Hao TINT fruc'iun Of sneeh III which tIey nii
believed. Ills et,nceto, with tho organization
hnti been Tor tho purpose ut utlyatinlIlg tllosc
!,rh!!ne'pIss' and IT. t.'sl9nlng frm th9 selo!y,
crrynr @,a 70 o, n1Sn 1. rInc,nI:. t. a. ' wo slnpy he
This chaIr-I)u 'in'iurstNn,t ttlat tho vc,,tlc-
nun @ N.Y. ~ Withdrawn fr.nn tlao Loa9ae?
AIT. SpencGr--t tinrc not.
rho thair-l 10 nat think that tho gentleman
has uny. right to spcuk now that lls f,l,s itn-
ioiticeu his intentlon to scccdo frun tho organ
., slr. spcnccs-I havo not 81 withdrawn from
~ The spcaKsr went On to say t!,at In preparing
tho t9, 'ut,ort Of tho Cn'nnttcon, Future WHrk hi
1tfaptcd for tho ncCu,npstflLn n: of these Oh
jecta aro different fcutl thse Delievctt III By.
yy nny ",, ~, by ,'r w,ii cs tho a,en!.on of tha
thAt work must bc done. Iie ila,l nude ut, iii
sntni rs 10 tho coursc ofnction which he lntrildcl
, 1880-09-20
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

= :. HIITMENT3 OF tN0N.0NE.
Tho following arc tho shipments OF tron.ore
BY lake from EscnnnbR from opening Of uayt-
CATION up to md including Sept. lu:
LAKE 6urENIUlk 4ttSE8.
, 1880-09-20
NOTICE,

osFtcH nf Ut MAay'x FALIs Sutr CANAL,
'sacLf ~. MARIE, Aug. Ittl iSdl
ca"n @ + nershy xse. that tho IT. aiusy.a FAILS hf
nOttt On T." ~ Atl business At twelve qolQci
einmr cam! wlli ne c,oscI unable The IT, q. 1ov.
os: can tc lenciy suited tlst crs III 81,
tnnt" n m"mf"t !tr aH5 rMmse Gtnns the daf6 nboyS
ts .nItCO IN ulven ut ts e.lrIJ tiAH ia Nns
tnsi -, nnv!nR RDn!a 81 nrtr nF a6pents 10
".o 10 aFran3o to h2va tt hnne hHIuft. Tint dsts
". CIiANpI.Er ttnltaofnr !N efAhUlNkls supt.
, 1880-09-20

A"sss A4"ss'ns i:n.i,s lsx S sNiisss1nme Ntsss
1Sa SS.topal NV na
neutrality-suspicious." mn !SFs iisI;a;iiiitss ' Iii,
sas;'s: HsS3: !s5 ias5
steiaad iisaatiia S itSis
Eimety,:. :.".....~. apsior iiaa,atiis:: oa.i SEi
ioxS s.."......... ssnth;op..:.:::::..::: Il 1 rs
taaLauh,. ..''.'+...... fAach'.. lsJ
jaess"n 6outH....... Is1 rota,......,...,,1353
MESoMtsEE HINES.
:I :sI' 3s:; :s
kea kii itiaxs:..:.. Ut, S 'n'ea"' ~!
a9anG soiai from Eseaaaba
up To Hupt. IL were NJ foiIoiyss
,NArne q mine. Toasd ,Nttns NJ 'ntnt. 1br.
ss 's;!s
a@Sdt ..::,:: 49, sai IL!
d JILL 'eGss"a,, wiskor I'M
Esnape. s,ao e.....,.".,,..i'Sis Total from Mar
Thosa FROM LAnse shuw the following figures;
s;:Ss caiHe eiifss issi Iron Com
ssaaSsse M u ssss: |Sisss:: ts, liz,
o,aT To'a' to i1cSi Totsl pa.'ron.... asl
arp Ni7ur lrou Com.
.-.--..- paA3 3.'.t'.'.......... 1,T33
UksUccEssFuL WREcKINQ,.
:. Tho steat' burg1 siaoktnaw stnppcd at Do.
hoiler heoiler which was tnkcn trun tho wruok III lie
tndlIaok iiiyer. fiotny For"st GIty Scl ats. wsnt
70 get the scho1ntr tit,nt, put tho pll,p a.tJ
p0IteF OIL bMra but StUrtu CAtnu I'M uul nhu
"as Compelled 10 leAte wreck. The Astempt
sas ilot removed.
, 1880-09-20

Foehle d1gcstlon, sick headauha, dlzzIue4s, and
fa4ntuess cured BY Eult ulttpra,
, 1880-09-20
Tho shipments frnul Mnnlll0tte fur tho scusnn
up To Htl,t, l9 were NJ follows.


Total from Mar.
Auokte..,.-..,+.,@,sh
wv tho following figures;
l'l9-isnA-
Carp tllF0e Iron CON-
tAinY's {,stt
t!otleer tnTllAc9..y, ,1at
Total plg-tr0n.... 4 III
{laRrtf-
'arp ltIFpF lgou Com.
pah3 .s.+,.."......n 1,7W
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-12
BOISE COUNTY DWEGToRY.
Ustray Noice.

| have taken up on Jackass Creek three
miles frpm Horseshoe Bend, a saddle
horse, about l. years old, branded with y
circle on lcfs shoulder and M above said
circle. The owner will please come for
ward and prove property, pay charges and
take The animal away.
Aug. ID. 1850 DA BIZ DOYLE.
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Adm nistratrix's Norice.

rxaRIToRr or trAso. i, IN. Probate court
Rnsed.
AHDTr + n HEREBY GIVEN ny THE UN.
dersisnsd Administrator of the estate Of
n charles Mantz, decreased, 10 the cred t'rs
said s,cs.srd 10 exhibit then, wlrts tho sary
sonefe,s. within ten mon'hs after the first publ
sati.n 0f IL NOTES. 10 the saha ADMINISTRATIVE al
eer resid~bre. an the cssner " commercial and
Main sire t.. In Idaho Cny. !. I
CATHERINE MAUrZ.
Admisisirsemx OF the estate VI Charles Mautz.
deceased.
JAs n. HAwLEr. sfiof rey for Administrators
Dated idshn cry. Ma, Tot 1850
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II you want a live and cheap paper sut
scribe Immediately.
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Sd to $2Osgsaa,,ss day !. s' , home ssnplt
TISsos 4 Co., Portland. Maine.
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tb1oA WEEK. sl2 day at HON sssi,
made. Costly outfit tree. Adares.
Tsur Co., Augusta. Maine.
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Notice to Creditors.

Sra week in your own town. Terms and 4
SPNSOontht free. Address II. HALLErr l. co
Portland. Maine
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02
ABOUT GLOVES.

Gloves have a strange, eventful history.
la the third century gIutton named
Plthyhus never dined without gloves. -
This enabled him to seize, before his
fellow guests, the hot meats with rapidity;
and. to prevent his tongue from being
burned, he had it encased in a leather
sheath. The origin of gloves is upcer-
tain. However, III the eleventh century,
tue mobiles wore gloves, highly ornament
sd with canoes, rubies, pearls, and en-
eralds. The dignitaries of the Venetian
Republic wore gloves, heavily embroid-
cred with gold and pearls. Charlemague
was as famous for his splendid gloves as
Tor his walnut wine. Later, Italy and
spain introduced the fashion of wearing
gloves, with subjects painted thereon
ike fans. In the sixteenth and following
century, sovereigns accepted presents OF
gloves, which WAS more pacific than pick
ing one mp when thrown down. Anne
OF Australia, whose lily white hand was
celebrated, and caused Buckingham to
fall madly in love with it, had special
messenger TO go to Spain and have her
gloves manufactured following the pat
tern. During the reign OF Elizabeth,
English gloves, woven in rose-l leaves
patterns, were celebrated. They were
manufactured in Rome by Trangipane,
who with another maker, Maddalena,
exported them, perfumed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02

A CoUGH, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results
in an Incurable Lung Disease or Con-
sumption. BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRoCH-
Es are certain to give relief in Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty
years the Troches have been recommend
ed by physicians, aud always give per-
feet satisfaction. They are not new or
untried but having been tested by wide.
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well mer-
tied rank among the few staple remedies
of the age. Public speakers and Singers
use them to clear and strengthen the
Voice. Sold at twenty-five cents a box
everywhere. oct7 ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02
STOP THAT COUGH.

If you ace suffering with Cough,
Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Consumption. loss of voice, tickling in
the throat, or any affection of the Throat
Or Lungs, use DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. This is the great rem
edy that is causing SO much excitement
oy its wonderful cures, curing thousands
of hopeless cases. Over one million bot
ties of DR.. Kings New Discovery have
been used within the last year, and haze
given perfect satisfaction in every in
stance. We can unhesitatingly say that
this is really the only sure cure fer throat
and lung affections, and can cheerfully
recommend it to all. Call and get trial
bottle for ten cents, or regular size for
sl.00. F. C. Buerstatte.
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tflanitomof pilot.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1880
AN EDITORS REASONS.

The pioneer editors of Michigan were
a frank End truthful lot of men, as can be
proven by en- incident called to mind the
other day in connection with the anne of
Mark Williams, who gave up his life for
a better one not long ago. Mark had
paper in Clinton County. 1t was a wee
little sheet with hundred subscribers,
printed the handiest way. and the ofice
yrs so poorly supplied that several diff
erent fonts of type had to be used to set
up the reading matter. One day the
paper came out with fierce attack on
State official at Lansing. He was called
a robber, liar, thief and various other
epithets, and no pains was spared to skin
him and hang his hide on the fence.
About a week from that date Mark sat
smoking beech leaves and tobacco mixed
in equal parts, when stranger entered.
He was big, broad shouldered man,
with awful fists and wicked eye, and he
go. down to business by asking:
care you Mark Williams?'
"Well. yes, 1 suppose 80" was the
hesitating reply.
"And you run this paper?"
"Well kinder run it, suppose.
Every well / am Mr., of Ian
sing, the man whom you abused so saw
agely in your columns last week."
"No!"
eyes, am, and propose to give you
the worst mauling a Western slanderer
ever received"
"Say, are you really Mr.. p" asked
Mark.
81 am, of course 1 am, and while l am
taking off my coat you may give me your
reasons for publishing that slanderous
article"
81 had two reasons, SIR"
"What are they"
"Wel, i'll the first place, thought you
were little runt of man, about four
feet high and about dead with the asth
ma, and in the next place thought the
roads were so internal bad you could
never get over here!''
The straightforward confession should
have saved Mark, but it didn't. Tn,
visitor made dive for him, took out {
handful OF hair, and when the editor
jumped through the only window in hi
Office he was followed and chased into
an old slashing, where he had to remain
hidden until midnight That inciden
shaped his future policy. as he one da-
explained:
1.-The editorial pen is an ALFRED biz
lever, but l have made it rule for tn
last thirty years not to abuse man IN
less think | can lick him in a rougl
and tumble fight around the editoria
| room -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02
GREEK FIRE.

"Greek fre"-or, as 1t is sometimes
called "Saracen fre-was the most i'm
poltant war material men had before the
invention OF gun powder. Twice the
city of Constantinople was saved By the
use of it. 1t is said to have been invent
ed by Syrian, who, deserving from the
service of the caliph, revealed his secret
TO the emperor. The ingredients if not
also the mode of darting the fire, were
keDt secret for upwards of 400 years,
and 1t is quite uncertain now what were
actually the component parts of that
which, Joinville says, ''csme flying
through the air like winged, long tailed
dragon, about the thickness of hogs
head, with the report Of thunder and the
velocity of lightning; snd the darkness of
the night was dispelled by this deadly
illumination. 1t is generally considered
however, that "the fire" was composed
of naptha, mingled in certain proportions
now unknown, with sulphur, aud with
pitch obtained from evergreen fir. This
mixture, ignited and blown or pumped
through long tubes of copper, which
were mounted in the prows of gslleys,
and fancifully shaped into the form of
monsters, produced thick smoke with
a loud explosion, and flame, fierce and
obstinate, which no amount of water
could extinguish. When used for the
defense of walls, it was poured in large
boilers from the ramparts, or was hurled
on iayelins by means of tow which had
previously been stepped in infiammable
material. Against it the bravest soldiers
went in vain; their Imagination recoiled
from thing so subtle and terrible
Horses fed from it in dire fright; ships
were burnt by it; there was no way Of
standing against it.
The Greek emperors, sensible of the
enormous advantage which an offensive
weapon of such kind gave them, invest
ed it with mysterious history, and ap
pealed to the superstition of their sub
jeets for the preservation of the secre
of the manufacture. They said that al
angel had revealed the composition Greel
fire to the first Constantine, for the ex
press purpose OF maintaining the superb
ority of the empire over tue Barbarians
and that whoever betrayed the secret t.
foreigners would incur not only the pen
atty of treason and sacrilege, but the spe
cial vengeance of the Almighty. In tn
twelfth. century, however, we find it uset
by the Mahometans in their wars wit
the Christians; and from that time
came into pretty general use, until tn
invention Of gunpowder put it out of date
and caused an entire revolution in til
art of war.
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GENERAL NEWS.

LEGhoRN, Italy, Nov. 24.-The steam
er Ortigia came in collision this morning
with the French steamer Oncle Joseph
near Spezzia. The Oncle Joseph was SO
much injured that she soon sank. She
had 300 persons on board, only about
fifty of whom were saved. The Ortigia
has arrived at Leghorn, having also been
severely damaged.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The attention
of Secretary Sherman was called to day
| to stories that had been published yes
terday regarding the expenses of his
delegation at Chicago, to the affect that
they had been paid by Governor Foster.
He said he thought it best to make no
statement on the subject, not wishing to
be drawn into such a controversy. He
said, however, that there were gentlemen
in Ohio fully acquainted with all the facts,
| but for obvious reasons he did not wish
to say anything himself. a friend of the
Secretary, however, says that he met
literally every demand made upon him,
and if there were unpaid bills at Chicago
| connected with the Ohio delegation, the
Secretary knew nothing of it. Among
the Republicans here there is generally a
disgust that such controversy should
have arisen as has been precipitated in
Ohio about board and lunch bills at Chi
cago. 1t is regarded as very small busi-
ness ut the best. 1t is noticed that the
dispatches about it are very favorable 10
Foster. 1t is thought here by some that
tue whole disagreeable business has been
sprung just now for the purpose of try
ing to injure Sherman's chances for the
Senate. To what extent Governor Fos-
ter is responsible for injecting such mat
ter in the campaign is not known.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 24.-The
error in the Presidential returns, whereby
one Hancock eiector is chosen from this
STATE, seems TO be beyond repair. Gen.
Thomas ". Bennett, Mayor of Rich
mond, withdrew from the ticket as cleo
tor of the Sixth District, Benjamin S.
Parker being substituted in his place.
On the returns, as collected by the mar
shais, Bennett received I4,274 votes, en-
ough to elect David ". Chambers. Dem
ocrat, by decided plurality. The Re
publican committee claims that no tickets
were printed with Benefits name on
them, but that the election officers in the
counties from which these votes came
did not change the tally sheets which had
been prepared before the change. But
in some instances the votes of counties
are divided between Bennett and Parker
on tbs returns, showing that Benefits
tickets must have been voted. Governor
Gray says he has no doubt that the PEG
pie intended TO elect all the Republican
electors, but it is too late now for loca.
boards to correct their returns, and the
State canvassers must declare the vote
as returned. They must be governed by
the face of the returns It Is stupid
blunder for which the Republican com
mittees III the counties are responsible,
aud viii lose Garfield one vote
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A CARD.

To sill who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, ] will send recipe that Will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
IN South America. Send self addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH I. INNAS,
Station ID. .Netc York City.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02

DR.. JAMES Il. Henderson, Of st
Louis, Mo, says: One of the creates
blessing to our people who suffer will
Piles viii be found in DIR. Bosauko i
Pile Remedy. 1t has superseded every
thing | have ever tried in my practice
Almost every day | hear this Remedy
highly spoken Of, which leads me to be
Iieve that what everybody says must bt
true
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02

MALONE of Virginia viii be the Aleck
Stephens OF the Senate,-in size at least
He only weighs about 80 pounds, and
the biggest thing about him il bis slouch
hat, worn in typical southern style. His
beard, moustache and hair arc iron gray,
and his right hand is constantly strokius
his beard while he talks. His feet, IN the
language ola Washington reporter, would
drive Chicago girl wild with envy, they
are 80 small and dainty. HI. voice is
weak but musical and bis southern accent
is strongly marked.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter,
Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns. and
all kinds Of Skin Eruptions. This salve
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
in every case or money refunded. Price
% Cents per Box. For sale by f. c.
Buerstatte.
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Ii isuot usual 10 return so large a mum
her of old members as now SO back to
Congress. Tie whole number Of mem
bers Of the House is 293 The members
re elected are 1S4, ex-members elected,
IS; total OF 202. The new members mum
Der 81.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02
MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS

MoI II Ems. MIL hLteS. MIL HEhS!
Are you disturbed at plight and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciatlng pain of cut
ting teeth? If so, go at once and get a
bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately-depend upon
it; there is no mistake about it. There is
not mother on earth who has ever used
it, who will hot tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to
the mother, and relief and health to the
child, operatinglik magic. 1t is perfect
" safe to use in all cases. and pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription of
one OF the oldest aud best female physi-
clans and nurses in the United States
Sold everywhere. 25c bottle. oct7 "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02
NO DECEPTION USED.

1t Is strange SO many people will con
tnuo to suffer day after day with dispep
sia, liver complaint, constipation, sour
stomach, general debility when they can
procure at our store SHILOHS VITAL
IZER, free of cost if it does not cure OF
relieve them. Price Toe. Sold at the
Central Drug Store.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02
WE GUARANTEE WHAT WE SAY.

We know .Shiloh's Consumption Cure
is decidedly the best cough medicine
made 1t will cure a common or chronic
cough, or bronchitis, in half the time,
and relieve Group, whooping cough, asth-
ma at once, and show more cases of con-
sumption cured, than all others. 1t will
cure where they fail, it is pleasant to
take, harmless to the Youngest child and
we guarantee what We say. Price Ice.
Soc, 81. If your lung. are sore. chest
or back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Pias
Ter. Sold at tie Central Drug Store.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02

NEVER despair of becoming a good
writer when Esterbrook's Steel Pens are
within the easy reach of all, both in the
ease with which they can everywhere be
procured from the Stationers, and the
low price at which they are sold.