The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-04-05

NEVER FAILs.-Mr. J. Leist, ware
houseman for Lautz Bros, Buffalo, n.
Y, says he had swelling on the foot |
which he attributed to chilblains. He |
used THOMAS ELECTRIC On. and is
troubled no longer. Sold by Robinson
g. Hinrichs.
The most important branch of the |
drug business is conceded by all to be
the prescription department This has |
my personal supervision, and 1 guarantee
accuracy in all prescriptions. Any pat
rons may feel assured of the absolute |
purity of drugs. OSCAR A. ALTER.
JOHN TUFTS returned from the lumber |
successful season, getting in greater
number of logs than his agreement called |
for. He worked near Crystal Falls and |
reports the pleasantest season he has |
thus far put in in the woods.
REEDsvILLE had a delegation ''as was |
a delegation" in the city on Wednesday
of this week. Gus Miller, Bill Miller,
Chris Hagenow, Maerz and Endress,
all good looking fellows but they need |
watching, particularly Bill Miller who |
invented the dragging" system in
Reedsville.
CAPTAIN Goodrich, it is said, wants to |
dispose of the steamer City of Milwau-
kee and the iron propellers Michigan and |
Wisconsin. Those steamers have not |
paid on the route on which they have |
been run and unless purchased by the |
Grand Trunk Company, the Milwaukee |
will not run on the old route this year.
VIM. HEMPsCHEMEYER appeared before |
Commissioner Bloodgood this week for
examination. 1t is hardly probable that |
he will be held for trial as there is lack
ing wholly any intent to defraud the gov
eminent. About the only thing he can
be charged with in connection with the
Office is carelessness.
"WHEN we tax payers set out to carry
an election we always succeed remarked
Hersch Smalley as he grasped the hand
of man who never paid any but an
internal revenue tax. But any ticket
that promised relief from the oppressive
taxes would succeed this year. People
forgot party in their anxiety to have
expenses reduced.
EVERY merchant now-a-d days advertises
that he sells cheaper than any other store
in the city it costs only Zoe. a line to
say SO. Farmers don't believe every
thing they read in newspapers except it
is signed by men who not only say SO
but mean what they say and can prove
it, for instance Wagner g. Rand Hard
ware CO.
Mr.. WILLIAM JACKSON of Milwaukee
is now in the city and will respond to /
any call for tuning pianos, melodeons
and organs, or repairing them. His
visits are made at regular periods, and |
recommendations to any one in need of
his services. Orders left at the First
National Bank of this city will receive
prompt attention.
THE city council should address them
selves to the task of cutting down expen-
ses. Taxes have been burdensome, at
the north side particularly, the last year,
and it seems as if something can be done
to reduce them. A city government is
very expensive luxury if it call for q
per cent taxes on full valuation. That
is really leaving nothing to the possessor
of property but its title and taking all
that it produces.
Hon. JOHN SCHUETTE has a warranty
deed on the office of mayor, and it is
proper he should have. It is a real
case of the Office serving the people well.
Mr.. Schuette does not receive a cent
salary and yet city affairs receive as close
attention from him as his private bust
ness. OF course he cannot direct matters
wholly and it is almost too bad he cannot
in the interest of more economic adj
ministration of affairs.
EUROPEANS USE AMERICAN VINE
But few persons are aware of the great
amount of foreign grapes raised in New
Jersey, Alfred Speer is known to be the
largest wine grower of the foreign variety
in the country. His Port Grape Wine
is excellent and is considered by physi-
clans and chemists as the best wine to
be procured, For sale by F. @. Buers
tatte. -
In order to reduce stock will sell the
following musical instruments at reduced
rates for the next 80 days:
l Kin ball organ S $500
/ Alleger organ S 1890
l Packard organ s 1900
Taylor & Farley organ S 1900
l Western Cottage organ S 5000
Smith American organ S 5000
:" s105 90
I" I" S125 90
ithaca organ 800. 90
g !" s110O0
Tabor organ S135 90
Guild Piano, splendid tone $500 90
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