The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-07-24


THERE is nothing which does farm
machinery more harm than the use OF
| poor Machine Oils. In order to over
come this difficulty use only B. 4 p. oil,
the very best. Sold only by Becker &
| Teitgen.
DR.. Days Veterinary Medicines have
been before the public since 1910. They
are now the farmers standard remedles.
Use Days Horse and Cattle Powder.
Price twenty-five cents per package OF
| one pound, full weight.
SEND MONEY by American Express Co.
Money Orders. Receipts given. Money
refunded if orders are lost. Sold at all
Offices Of the Co. Payable at 800 places.
Rates: To S5-5c. sl0-8c. S20-10c.: $50
lie. S40-15c.: S50-2Oc. sep15
THE first game of base ball that was
played in Manitowoc this season was
played last Sunday between the Cleve-
lands of the North Side and the Blaines
of the South Side The Clevelands got
away with the Blaines by score OF 40
to 20.
QUITE a numerous party OF excursion
lists came from Asnominee, Sturgeon
Bay, Ahnapee and Kewaunee on the
steamer Corona to take in the circus and
have a good time. This is the most
pleasant season of the year for excursions
by boat.
The pronounced opinion of the ablest
physicians all over the country indicates
that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is the best
remedy for all the sufferings of little
children caused by Wind Collie. Dysent-
cry, DiarrhHa or Summer Complaint.
Price % cents.
The immense throng of people who
crowded the streets on circus day con-
Quoted themselves almost without e1cep.
ton in a quiet and orderly manner.
There was no disturbance, no brawling,
and no conduct which strict prohibition
ist could find fault with.
Mr.. SCHADAwALD was quite seriously
injured in the city Oh Sunday last. He
was going into the country with his fam
lily when the seat he was sitting on tuTn-
bled over and he was thrown to the
ground quite heavily. His injuries
though painful are not serious.
''FACTs are stubborn things" and
sufferers from chills and fever generally
find their complaint very stubborn fact,
until they commence the use of Ayers
Ague Cure. That medicine eradieates
the noxious poison from the system, and
invariably cures even the worst cases.
TIE Lake Shore Road is pushing its
lines in the northern part Of the state in
all directions. Work will soon com.
mence on branch line which will extend
from Ashland to the main line. II will
be completed about next July. The
length OF this proposed branch is sixty
miles.
HENRY KoHNKE of Two Rivers COM
mitted suicide by drowning himself on
Monday night last. The deceased was
a comparatively young man, being about
So years ofage and is we'll spoken Of. It il
supposed that the deed was committed
while the deceased was laboring under
mental abt -retjOn
RosINA GEoaG the Milwaukee demi-
monde has been found guilty of keeping
disreputable house. It is strange but
true. She may escape punishment how.
ever. Her LAWYER has made a motion 10
set the verdict aside and sentence has
been suspended until such time as the
motion is heard by the court.
Or Saturday morning last tho nen at
work Oh the section south Of Sheboygan
found the body Of man badly mangled
on the track. He was one of the EN-
ployes of the circus and how he happened
to fall off must remain mystery. He
wGs not missed by the circus train and
must have lain on the track for some
time.
HE Milwaukee base ball club started
out with great elbow of trumpets"
feeling confident that it could knock any
thing III the North Western League out
without half trying. Lately however il
10 only tbrourb cop,a 81, LII.
happens to score victory The Journal
hints that some members of the nine are
more expert with the billiard than the
base ball.
Tue VOICE OF THE PEoPLE.-It is q
we'll known fact that wines above all other
liquors are grossly adulterated, but when
a pure article is placed on the market and
people have confidence in it, they all
with ore voice recommend it. The Port
Grape Wine from the vineyards of Alfred
Speer, of Passaic, n. j., has received the
unqualified endorsement of the medical
faculty and of thousands of invalids who
have been won back to health by it's
use. For sale by Oscar A. Alter.
NOTHING seems to be So attractive 10
the average mortal as q circus. People
who ere prosaic dnring the rest of the
year lose their wonted stoicism OF circus
day and are victims to the prevailing
mania. The posters which so effectively
attract the attention have excited the
mind and inAamed the Imagination aud
the results Of these effects reach their
acme on the day when the circus is act
ually with Us. A spirit Of abandon
becomes rampant and folks at such times
do with impunity what The mere mention
Of at ether times would cause them
shock.
Our attention has been called to an