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GRAINS OF GOLD.

To believe a business impossible is the
way to make it so.
He that knows not when to be silent,
knows not when to speak.
The tears Of affection are dewdrops
from the blue sky of the soul.
lie that can compose himself is wiser
than he that composes books.
The envious man grows base by con-
templating the success of another
Those who trample on the helpless are
disposed to cringe to the powerful.
Never deceive, for the heart, once
misled, can never trust wholly again.
No trait of character is more valuable
than the possession of a good temper.
Think not Of faults committed for the
past when one has reformed his conduct.
1t is not enough to have good qualities
we should also have the management OF
them.
No one takes q reproof so kindly as he
that deserves most to be commented.
Those who come to you to talk about
others are the ones that go to others tc
talk about you.
No reports are more readily believed
than those which disparage genius and
soothe the way of mediocrity.
We must love our friends as true anna.
tours love paintings; they have their eyes
perpetually fixed on the good parts, and
see no others.
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FREE OF COST.

DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs and colds, asthma,
bronchitis, ETC., is given away in trial
bottles free of cost to the afflicted. If
you have a severe cough, cold, difficulty
of breathing, hoarseness or any affection
OF the throat or lungs by all means give
this wonderful remedy trial. As you
value your existence you cannot afford to
let this opportunity pass. We could not
afford, and would not give this remedy
away unless we knew it would accomp-
lish what we claim for it. Thousands of
hopeless cases have already been COM
pletely cured by it. There is no medi-
cine in the world that will cure one half
the cases that DR.. Kings New Discovery
will cure. For sale by f. G.. Buerstatte.
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DRUNKEN WOLVES.

Henri de Criluelle, in a French work
upon the natural history of lie Morvan,
"a district of France), tells Us that sin
the summer the wolves, ike the gypsies,
have no fixed residence. They mag then
be met with in the standing barley or
oats, the vineyards and fields; they sleep
in the open country. and seldom seek the
friendly shelter of the forest, except dur
ing the scorching hours Of the day. To-
ward the end of August have often met
them, says he, sin the vineyards, appa-
rently half drunk, scarcely able to walk
in short, quite unsteady on their legs,
almost blowing the ground up with their
noses, and staring stupidity about them.
I once came upon one partly hidden
amid the thick underground and weeds
On the edge Of the piles of stones collect
e2 from among the vines. Ny presence
aroused his gTowl, when rising lazily
among the bushes he stumbled and fell,
being evidently incapable Of getting fur
Their. 4 salute from both barrels with
small shot scarcely tickled his skin, but
it brought him once more on his legs,
though only to fall again, when, having
reloaded, [ advanced on him, and admin
istered double dose in his ear, which
had the desired effect. The fact was he
was quite drunk, though not disorder
ly." This inclination in wolves for in
temperate indulgence in the juice of the
grape is vouched for by several authori-
ties. It would appear that the wolves
during the ardent heats of August suffer
greatly from thirst, and in the absence of
water take to the vineyards, and there
endeavor TO assuage it by eating large
quantities Of grapes-very cool and 10
doubt very delightful at the time, but
the treacherous liquid ferments, baccha-
nalian fumes soon infect the brain, and
for several hours these fourlegged topers
are literally 'sas drunk as beasts" and en-
tirely deprived Of their senses.
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How WooD PULP IS MADE.-So much
is said about the paper pulp which is
extensively used in the manufacture of
paper that brief description of the pro-
cess of making it will be entertaining.
Any white, soft wood may be used. The
bark is taken off, the knots and dark and
decayed places cut out. 1t is then put
into large cauldron and boiled, which
extracts all the glutinous matter and
resin, aud renders it soft. It is then put
on large stone grinder, with water
pouring on it all the time. The grind
stone wears of the fibres until they are
finer than sawdust, which floats away
into q receptacle. The water is drained
off by means of fine seive, leaving the
pulp, which consists of a fine fuzz of
splinters of wood 1t is white and
requires no bleaching, but is ready to be
mixed with rag pulp or anything else
that has strong fibre, and receive the
proper constituents to make into paste,
after which it is run off into paper sheets;
whereas rags have to be washed and
bleached with chloride of lime, soda ash,
and alum, and such strong chemicals, to
take out the color. Then they are picked
to pieces and made into pulp. The pro-
cess by which wood pulp is made is
purely mechanical. 1t can be made
cheap-say at about oua cent pound.
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ABOUT TOOTH PULLING.

An Oil City man was standing in front
of q dentists Office with an anxious, IN.
happy look in his eyes, and two yards of
! flannel round his lower jaw. He cast
sorrowful glances upward 70 the dentist
sign, and in hesitating sort of way
placed his foot on the lower stair; then
came out to the street again as if he had
forgotten something. Colonel Scion
came along at this moment, and with q
thoughtful interest in the mans welfare
said:
"Ioothache, ell? Going to have it
pulledl No! Well, you'd better go right
up afore your courage fails you. Worst
thing in the world is pullin' q tooth
I've been through the war, had both lungs
shot away, fifteen bullets in my head,
| and doctors run probe through hole
IN my shoulder right down through my
| body to my toe-thought 'twould kill
me. But, man alive, 1 never knew what
pain was till L had tooth pulled. May
| be You think the toothache is horrible.
1t is. It's awful But wait till the den
fist runs them air iron tongs in your
mouth, pulls the tooth right down through
your jawbone, and then yanks away as il
he was pulling on an old engine, and
yer'll think the toothache amt no more
to be compared to it than a flea bite is TO
q railroad accident Yer had better go
rightup, though, and have it ont. Don't
let anything | said cause yer to back out.
| merely wanted to prepare yer mind
for it. An don't yer take ether. Knew
man oncet, about yorr complexion an
build, who took ether, su he died. It's
dangerous. Jest so right up, an have
1t out. I'll so up with yer and see how
yer stand it when he begins twistin' the
bones round. Yer won't sleep a wink
to might if Yer don't have it out; an may
be Yer won't anyhow, for sometimes the
tooth breaks the jaw, infammatory rheu-
matism strikes the what its name nerve.
and the what-they-call-it sets in"
just at this moment a young man
practicing on Trench horn in one of
the upper rooms blew a long, ear pierre
Ing blast, like the yell of man il tor
ment, and as the last sound echoed
through the hall, the Colonel said;
''Ihat's It, there's some one eettin' a
tooth pulled now, and the dentist hasn't
any more than given the first twist either.
Come right up ar have yours yanked.-
Whoop! there he goes again. as another
terrible blast from the horn came down
the staircase. Hold on, hold on!"
yelled the Colonel-but he wasn't quick
enough to stop the man with the aching
tooth. who rushed out of the doorway
and down the street SO fast that his two
yards of flannel became unwound and
streaned behind him like signals of dan
ger-while the villainous old Colonel SAT
down on the lower step and laughed till
his eyes ached.-Fr0hq the oil Ctr Der
rick.
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TIE EDITORS AND NEWSPAPER

Men Of the country. endorse JAS. BOSS PATENT
GOLD WATCH CASES. As proof read the follow
ing:
Baltimore. Nd. March Sth, 1850.
1t gives me pleasure TO inform you that the watch
you sent me has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect. The works are excellent, the eases wear
beautifully. J. L. RlNGGOLD,
Ed. and Prop. Telegram.
La Fayette, Ind March Sth. 1850.
7 take pleasure il commanding the Boss Watches
received from You, highly satisfactory and equal
in wear to q solid gold watch. They are the Boss
In fact as well as name ". S. LINGLE.
Ed. and Prop. Courier
Des Moines Ia, Feb. sd, 1850.
Our manager has carried the watch ever since it ar
rived and can cheeruly say shat il cannot he beaten
az a timer, or ia any other way.
STATE LEADER Co, Pubs. Ia. State Leader.
Watseka Ills, March sth, 1850.
7 am pleased to say that the watch got Of yos IS
entirely satisfactory being in every respect just
represented I have had it six months, and hud it
trrle time keeper besides being a beauty.
II. II. PETERS, I'd. and Prop. Iroquis Co. Times
Wausau, Wis, March 10th, 1850
Tho Watches purchased ofy0u are in every way
satisfactory they keep time accurately the large
regulators in jewelry stores, and the cases are
lust splendid MARX H. BARNUM.
Ed. and Prop. Torch of Liberty.
The above are concurred in by hundreds of other
Editors IS well 40 Me Chauts, Mechanics and Jewel
srs. in All parts ofthe country.
Thi. is the only patent case made Of 1--WE Plates
Of Solid {. old. 1t Is warranted 10y s. ecal ccrtiG-
cate Ask your ieweler Tor illustrated catalogue
containing full description.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-06-10

y ROGUE SwINDLED. An Innocent
looking little tot. with a big bundle ad
dressed in a full, round, ha I'd to a re-
specialize resident of Tenth street, San
Francisco, plucled fashy man by the
coat tails few days ago and asked
eli, sir, can you tell me whe re can
find this man Z" The bundle was mark
ell, Collect bal. on mds., 81" The
hashy man, after surveying the bundle
and making mental estimate of its value,
replied: "Why, certainly. that's me,
that's my name, sonny. It's meant for
me, live right over there" ''But til ere's
q dollar to collect" ''To be sure. Here
are two halves. Now run back" The
hashY man turned a corner, jumped OH a
car, got out IN secluded quarter al 4
opened the package. 1t contained a
faded old Sleeps wool door mat wrapped
carefully around some hay inclosed in
grain sacking, the Whole done up with
business-like precision in fresh wrapping
paper, and tied with the precision OF q
dry doods clerk.
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GENERAL NEWS.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 3.-Tbe En-
press OF Russia died this morning.

ST.. PETERSBURG, June 3.-Tbe En-
press Of Russia died this morning.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-This morning
Wood offered a resolution that the House
adjourn on June 10th, and it was carried.
CIScISSAT, June 3.-At Ada, Ohio,
while Mr.. Gilbert was showing 800 in
gold a confidence man snatched the
money and got away.
MONTREAL, June St is rumored
that Cuban flibustering expedition
composed Of Americans left this port on
board the steamer yesterday. The cargo
is said to be composed Of 80, 600 cart
ridges and a large number Of firearms.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Admiral Am.
men has dispatch from Engineer Memo
cal stating that the Nicaragua congress
has confirmed the concession recently
made by the president of that republic to
an American company for the construc-
ton of an inter-oceanic ship canal across
the isthmus.
MADISON, Wis, June 3.-The Grand
Lodge OF the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows to-day elected the following off
GERS: Grand Master, 2. E. Davis, of
Middleton; Deputy Grand Master, C. L.
Deering, of Portage; Grand Warden, L.
W. Brigham, of LaCrosse; Grand Secre-
tary, l.. b. Hills, of Madison; Grand
Treasurer, David Alder, OF Milwaukee.
FoSD Do LAC, June 1.-The excite
ment over the Patty House drawing is
dying out somewhat, but the public has
come to think the whole affair only a
little better than bald swindle. The
mortgage of S32, 600 still remains on the
house. 1t is doubtful if the property
would bring that sum. Henry D. Baum
ster, who has had claim of $4,000 against
the house for ten years or more, sticks
to his plan of q garnishee to get his due,
50 the cash prizes are not being paid
Ticket holders are very indignant and
those who have the best interests of the
city at heart, are deeply Inundated at
the reproach cast upon the town by the
badly managed enterprise. 1t is believ-
ed that not more than one third of the
tickets were sold.
LONDON, June 3.-Messrs. Bright,
Chamberlain and five other members of
the Cabinet are demanding the resigna-
ton of Sir Bartle Frere. The Radical
Liberals demand his summary recall. 1t
is evident that the dissentions caused by
| this question will result in still wider
| split in the Liberal party.
News from Afghanistan is to the effect
that Mahomat Jan is recognizing the re-
| bellious tribes in strong force. General
| Roberts has returned to Cabul. In Up.
| per Burmah the revolution is extending
and acquiring force. Efforts will be
made to drive the rebels into British
Burmah, where their capture and dis.
armament would be accomplished.
| Several thousand Circassians are mi.
grating to the United States, the first de.
| parting to-day.
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BABY PRIZES. 5000.

An eminent bankers wife ON. Y,
has induced the proprietors of that great
medicine, Hop Bitters, to offer 5000 il
prizes to the youngest child that says
Hop Bitters plainly, in any language
between May l, 1880, and July 4, 1881
This is a liberal and interesting offer
and every body and his wife should SEND
two cent stamp to the Hop Bitters Mfg
Co., Rochester, n. Y, q. S. A, for cir
cular, giving full particulars, and begin
at once to teach the children to say HoI
Bitters and secure the prize.
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PRISONER at the BAR" said the Judge
to man on trial for murder, sis th er,
anything you wish to say before sentence
is passed upon you?" Judge" replied
the prisoner solemnly, Judge, there
has been altogether too much said already
1 knew all along somebody would ge
hurt if these people didn't keep theil
mouths shut. 1t might as well be me
perhaps, as anybody else. Drive on
judge, and give US as little sentiment az
you can get along on. lean stand hang
ing, but l hate gush,'
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10 all who are suffering from the en-
roTs and in3iscretious of youth, nervous
Weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood.
&c, I viii send a recipe that viii cure
YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
IN South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the RRv. JOSEPH I. ISMAS.
Station d, Ne'o York City.
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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 al others. It viii
cure where they fail, it is pleasant to
sake, harmless TO the youngest child and
we guarantee what We say. Price 10c,
SOC. 81. Ii your lungs are sore, chest
or back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plas-
ter. Sold by Jones L Sehallern.
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FROM THE HUB.

There IS perhaps no tonic offered to the
people that possesses rs much real int. n
sic value as the Hop Bitters. just al
this season OF the year, when the stomac h
needs an appetizer, or the blood need s
purifying, the cheapest and best remedy
Is Hep Bi5ters. An ounce of prevention
Is worth a pound of cure, dou't wait IN
I'll you are prostrated by disease that
may tax 9 months for You to recover III.
-Bostc.,a Globe.
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JACKSON'S FORGIVENESS.

Il can readily forgive all my enemies. >
said Gen. Jackson, as he was on the
point of leaving Washington and retiring
from public life, ut the close of his
second term. 81 can readily forgive al
my enemies;;" then rising to his full
height, and his eye flashing with rage
he added, ''but as to the Williams who
slandered my wife, by the Eternal, IwH
ncuer Jorgiuc Hem!!"
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CONNECTIONS.

At GREEN BAY with Chicago & Northwestern
and Wisconsin Central Railways for Milwaukee
aud Chicago, and for all points North, East ant
South.
At NEW LONDON with the Milwaukee, LAX,
Shore & Western Railway for Shawano anC
MauitowOc.
AtbMHEEST JUNCTION and Ployer with Wis
consin Central z. i. for Ashland, Stevens Point
Portage and Madison.
At MCMILLAN with Chicago, St Paul 4 Mime
apolis Line for Black River Falls, Eau Claire, St
Paul and Minneapolis.
At WING NA with Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Pau
Railway. for 81. Paul and Minneapolis. witt
Winona & St. Peter Railroad, &C.. q y. W. fol-
Rochester, Marshall, Sioux City, Yankton, anC
points West
At LA CROSSE with Southern Minnesota R'y
and with Chicago, Clinton. Dubuque and Mime
sofa r X. TIMOTHY CASE
Receiver ana Gent Manager.
". 7. CASE, GEM Pass. Agt., Green Bay, Wis
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n. McRAE, Wyebridge, Ont, writes:
81 have sold large quantities OF DIR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil; it is used for
colds, sore throat, Group etc, and, in
fact, for any affection of the throat it
works like magic. 1t is a sure cure for
burns, wounds and bruises" For sale
at the Central Drug Store.
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FIFTEEN PoUNDs GAINED N THREE WEERs
and cured Of consumption. Messrs. Craddock &
Co, IG5- Race St, Philadelphia, Pa. Gentlemen:
Please send me twelve bottles OF Or H. James
Caunabis Iudica, one each Of Pits and Ointment
for a friend OF mine who is not expected 10 live;
and as your medicines cured me Of consumption
some three years ago, ] want him 10 try them !
gained fifteen pounds while taking tie first three
bottles. and | know II j just the thing for MIN.
Respectfully. i. Y. HULL.
AawrenCeburg, Anderson Co, Nv.
This remedy speaks for itself One bottle VIII
satisfy the most Skeujical There is not single
symptom Of consumption that it does no. dissi-
pate at once and il viii break up fresh cold in
y hours. $50 per pint bottle. Address, BRAD
DOCK & Co, luS2 Race St, PAlaGel phia Pa.
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THE HOSPITABLE EMPEROR.

The Emperor of Austria cannot be
accused Of being deficient on the score of
hospitality. ! few days ago Populations
from choral societies belonging to every
district in his dominion arrived in Vienna
to thank Francis Joseph for the welcome
which he gave them last year at the date
of his silver wedding. Al , O'Clock in
the afternoon they assembled in front Of
the imperial residence TO the number of
1000. and sang several pieces composed
specially for the occasion. The Emperor,
the Empress, and the princes of the blood
meanwhile stood on the balcony. When
the performance was over, the Emperor
invited his visitors to dinner. The re-
past, as may be imagined, was colossal
affair. More than 500 servants waited az
tables. Eight oxen and fifty bucks were
degoured, while IT needed 1,600 bottles
of champagne to sssUage the thirst of
the guests. After dessert they smoked
no less than 1000 cigars.
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FOR SALE.

We have q new, first class mower which
we received for advertising, which we
viii sell cheap. Warranted to do good
work. Enquire at the PILOT office.
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4 tasteful woman can make a garnet
beautiful and home-like at a little cost,
for the beauty of home depends more
upon education and refined taste than
upon mere wealth. If there is no artist
in the house it matters little that there
is large balance at the bank. There is
usually no better excuse for barren
home than ignorance or carelessness. \
little mechanical skill can make brackets
and shelves for the walls. 4 trife saved
from daily expenses can now and then
put q new book upon the table or shelf.
a thoughtful walk in the woods can
gather leaves and ferns for adjoining the
unpictured rooms. The expenditure of
few dollars can convert the plain win
low into laboratory. In these and
many other ways can a plain, barren
room be changed into a scene Of beauty.
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From Green Bay to New London, 80 miles
Plover. So miles: Grand Rapids, 90 miles; Merrill
Ian Junction I4S miles: ATcadin, 1872 miles Wi
mona. 2I4 miles: Lacrosse. 239 miles; st. Paul
2Sl miles; Minneapolis 2S2 miles.
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We have speedy and positive cure.
for catarrh, diptheria, canker mouth. and
head ache, in SHILOH'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal injector free with
each bottle. Use it if you desire health,
and sweet breath. Price SOC. Sold by
Jones & Schallern.
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HOW HE WAS HURT.

One day. down in Peninsula, after Nc
Clellan's battles, a wounded negro was
brought into camp. He had been shot
III the leg with piece of shell and was
really very badly hurt. He was plan
tation negro and entirely non combat
ant. After he got better he was describ-
ing to the doctor one afternoon how he
had been hurt, and did If in this manner:
'sYe see. boss, was on the ole planta-
ton when dem Yankee gunboats dey cum
up de ribber. Ole Massa and Misses
had done gone days aforo and we niggers
were left on de plantation. When we
see de Yankees comm up de ribber we
all run away and hid in de woods. BY
um-by de boats begin to shell de woods,
and Lord massy what noise ia did
make. Shells as big as -four barrels
Were Provided into de wood and knocked
de trees down. It was awful hot, tell
you, and thought de world was a-comln'
to de end. De niggers prayed, but it
didn't do no good, as de Yankees only
frowed de more shells. and de Lord
seemed deaf TO de prayers OF de cullud
persons. Some of dem shells would go
high up in de air and say, "Whar is he?
whar is hep" like as if dey was lookin' TO-
somebody. Den, by um by, dey would
say, ST see him, see him., and wild dat
dey would bust, and all de little pieces
go skirmishin' around de woods after de
niggers. 1t was one of desc little pieces
dat kotch me in de leg, and OATS how [
got hurt. 1t was powerful warm day,
Massa, powerful warm day, | tell yer. "
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WASHINGTON ST MANITOWOC, WIS:
Represents the following Insurance Companies:
German Fire, of Freeport, III.
National Fire, of Hartford, Conn.
Germantown Fire. of Washington Co., Wis.
German American Hail, st. Paul, MINI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-28
The ChInese JII.sion.

Farther INJURY relative 10 the Chi.
lesc Mission discloses the fact that the
nomination OF Stewards successor wilT
probably be transmitted to the Senate
-Duch sooner than anticipated. II iS
reported on high authority that fof thII,
position the President has determined.
IN Prof. James B. Augell. President Of
dichigan University, and his nnmo may
possibly DO sent in next week. Froitiii'
the same source il Is learned tbai iEs'
President will soon nominate two COM
;nissiuners TO proceed to China to nego.
tia,e new treaty. One OF these Com.
nissioners will bo from the P9sfn6
oast and the Other from the East.
the latter will probably bo Democrat.