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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-01-21
THE BEST

boon ever bestowed upon man is perfect
health, and the true way to insure health
is to purify your blood with Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Mrs. Eliza A. Clough, 81 Airing
ton ST., Lowell, Mass, writes: every
winter and spring my family, including
myself, use several bottles of Ayers sar-
saparilla. Experience has convinced me
that, as a powerful
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Purifier

OF the day." c. E. Upton, Nashua, Nh,
writes: For number of years /
was troubled with humor in my eyes,
and unable to obtain relief until / COM
menced using Ayers Sarsaparilla. have
TAKEN several bottles, am greatly bene-
fitted, and believe it to be the best of blood
purifiers" r. Harris, Creel City, Ramsey
Co., Dakota, writes: 81 have been an
intense sufferer, with Dyspepsia, for the
past three years. Six months ago l began
to use
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TEACHERS' MEETING.
FARMERS.

HOW TO MAKE GOOD BUTTER.
We are agents for the Cody
Patent Creamer, the one Hi
ram Smith of SheboyganFalls
recommended at the Farmers
Institute. For particulars come
and get a circular.
The WAGNER HARDWARE Co.
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The attorneys for the defence in the
Morris case moved for change of venue
because of the prejudice of the people of
tins county. If the motion is granted
tha trial will take place probably in She
b"ygan or Fond du Lac. Judge ellison
took the matter under advisement. In
any event the case will not be tried dur
ing the present term.
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Blood

purifier, 1t Is very much superior to any
other preparation of Sarsaparilla. All
persons of scrofulous or consumptive ten
denotes, and especially delicate children,
are sure to be greatly benefited by its
use." j. W. Starr, Laconia, Iowa, writes ::
For years l was troubled with Scrofu-
lous complaints. tried several different
preparations, which did me little, If any,
good. Two bottles Of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla effected complete cure. 1t is my
opinion thst this medicine is the best
blood
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-01-21

4 VERY successful teachers meeting
was held at the north side school house
on Friday evening. All the teachers
from the cities of Two Rivers and Mani
towoc were present with two exceptions,
aud large number from the country.
Meetings are being held everywhere
except in the southern part of the county,
where up to the present they were most
frequent and successful.
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NOTICE To BUILDERS,

Notlce IS hereby given to builders that school
district NO. three of the town of Manitowoc
VIII build brick school house. Sealed bids
VIII VIII De received mp TO the 23rd day of January
1854. Pans and specifications will be found ar
the offce of the clerk of said district. The
building committee reserves the rig hit to reject
any VI all oids ,o j21
JOHN KEENAN, LCom
HENRY KEEL,
VIM. GENTGEN, Dist. Clerk, Msnitowoc n
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A DEBATING society has Tor long time
been in existence among the Norwegians
in Cato in the neighborhood of the Luth-
ern church on the calumet road. The
meetings are held in the school house
once every two weeks and are we'll at
tended. A few such organizations
throughout the county would prove a
blessing in more respects than one.
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STORE TO RENT.

The store on the northeast corner of
9th and Commercial street, INQUIRE at
Oscar A. Alters drug store.
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AYERS Hair Vigor improves the beauty
Of the hair and promotes its growth. 1t
imparts an attractive appearance, de-
lightful and lasting perfume. While it
stimulates the roots, cleanses the scalp,
and adds elegance to luxurisnce; it's
effects are enduring; and thus it proves
itself to be the best and cheapest article
for toilet use.
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Il HINRICHs and F. @. Buerstatte state
tba' indigestion prepares every one for
disease, but guarantee Acker's Dyspepsia
Tablets to cure all forms Of ipdsgee lion,
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PERSONALS.

MAX RAHR has been spending the
week in Amigo on business.
G. G. SKDGEwIcK has been quite Sc
rionsly sick during the last week.
CHARLEY FIGHTER is down in Chicago
having good time and calls it business.
WALTER BEAsANT brought the "house
down" by his singing at the Farmers
Institute on Thursday night.
j. D. MARKHAM returned from Wash
ington last week. He says it is libel
on him to report be was not well dressed.
Mr.. TRUMAN who returned tcom Ash
land last week, says they will be ready
to begin work, dredging for the railroad
company by the first of March next.
ADoLPH HINRIoHs, brother of Henry
and Fred Hinrichs of this city, is spend
ing few days here, having lately arrived
from Germany. He is on his way to st.
Paul.
HENRY HU1LIsoN, now with the st.
Paul Road in Iowa was in the city .
couple of days this week. Mr.. Hullison
says as deep an interest is taken in MIR.
Rankin's condition in that section as
there is here. Everyone knows him
along the line of the road and all like him.
The secretary of the teachers meeting
held at Kellnersville on the 10Th inst,
reports the following teachers present:
Emma Schneider, John Chloupek. Pat
rick Hewitt, Hannah McCarty. One
teacher is from Manitowoc Rapids, one
from K ossuth, one from Cooperstown
and one from Franklin. The meeting
was called at the request Of the superin-
tendent, because it was found in visiting
schools that some of the teachers in that
neighborhood were doing such work as
to make it serious question whether
the children were deriving any benefit
from attending school. Directions were
given some of the more successful teach
ers what subjects were to be taken up
and suggestions as how to teach them,
so that it could be seen how we'll the
new system of work is conducted by
these teachers who have given it thought
The above is the result and it is due to
the apathy of district boards. 1t seems
utterly impossible to secure the atten-
dance at meetings of these teachers who
need instruction most, and they know
they can secure schools promptly by
Offering to teach for little wages, and
actually drive out of the business these
teachers who have spent time in prepar-
ing themselves for the work.
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AMONG the residents of this county
VITO took part in the programme of the
farmers inattute are, Hon. John Carey,
G E. Estabrook. Harvey Hubbard,
Reinhardt Rahr, Fred Huebner, NJ. g..
Madison and John Maggie. Supt. Morri-
son states he received better assistance
in this county than in any other in the
state where he has held institutes.
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81 HAVE used Simmons Liver Regu-
Iator for constipation of my bowels
caused by temporary arrangement of
the liver, for the last three or four years,
and always when used according to the
directions with decided benefit. "HRAM
WARuER, Late Chief Justice of Ga"
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LATE reports from Mr.. Rankin are to
the effect that he is feeling easier and
Will soon be able to sit up again. His
courage under the circumstances is the
wonder and admiration of every one.
Some of the ladies' of his household late
~ called upon President Cleveland and
he expressed a great deal of sympathy
for Mr.. Rankin.
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AYERS
Sarsaparilla

1t has effected an entire cure, and am
now as well as ever"
Sold by all Druggists.
Price 81; Six bottles, as.
Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell.
Mass, U. S. A.
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(Ftrst pubilcatIon Dec Il, 1850. No. ~
STATE Or |irCONSlN,-CoUNTYo or MANI
- TowDc, -.
Probate ldlre. Manitowoc, Dec, 18th. A D.. 1875.
In the matter OF the proof and probate ol the
last vii, ant testament Of George hisss, de-
ceased, latc OF the county OF ManitOwoc.
Whereas. an instrument In writing, purportins
TO be tbs las VIII aud testament OF George hiess,
sieceascG. late ut the county vi ManitoNo e has
has been 'lads by katherine Hiess praying that
the same De proven and admitted TO probate ac-
eordns > The avs OF this state.
Therefor il is ordered taSi said application he
he ard hss0re the county iudge az the probate
ONCE T. s!4ait1wnc. in said comm, on TUt-ss,
the 12tg lay 81 Jsuuary,A I...1s-6 IL Uc,tg.,
And = further ordered, aaj notice eG..It o.
given q al persons intcres. ed in Nad s,il ~ Jle
time AZ place If said nearing. oy p.alicsi,r M
the Ma sso~ou Pilot, ue S>papeI printed IH >,i6
county .or tnTce successive weeks. once aasa
week iSr - sue time 81 such hearing.
By the cuur.
JAM II u, IN AhI. 90 ny Jd-e.
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(Fsfst publication Dee p. 1855 ~sa =
TN P,,.B Tr- II ANIIO"C. 20 -DD ia
In :. rs;ter OF ree ate II Bernard rau
Gecease *
To Il wh4n Il may concern: Letters 81 nc
minietl stiOn aB said estate Of SrrlNI iEF a. late
of the town OF Germantown In rs SEaEty tai
WASH gton and state of wi ssoasiu. iGc-Hsst.a
having 1-en issued 20 James Ryan, .-e il dag
OF Apr. 1855. and 81 mont from. ana after
said d. being allowed auu limited for creditors n
presen Fneir claims for examination and allow
ancc ,tice is hereby given that the undersigned
will, o. tie hyst Tuesdays u Fl Srusry. Nay ana
July j. o.. 1856 AZ the probate office in he u =
of Mau,5ovec ~ said comfy, receive. IS -Hiine.
aud az lst al CLAIMS and ae.nands ri all persons
agSinE' said Diseased.
Date. De-s.,I1aT '2ti. 1881.
=. D. tAaC, County JG.,sc.
Torresl u Bie>ch, Attorneys. jxnI4 ~
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TEACHERS MEETING.

THE Business Mems Association gave
a sociable Friday evening on the occa-
sion of the farmers institute. 1t was
quite an enjoyable affair. Hoard, of
Fort Atkinson, one of the most compan-
iouable men in the world. and one of the
best story tellers, was the center of at
traction. He delighted every one and
received many invitations to "stop over"
for few days, bnt he wanted 'to be up
and doing" and tore himself away on
Saturday morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-30
S. j. Ahern's Easy Payment Plan.

OFFER a few more first-class lots at Hamline
L and Como on the easy payment plan Mr..
Ihomas Conway of the Duluth and Mr. John Dun
won OF the Manitoba, J. c. LIE Due, P. Carnochan
Alfred Constantin, II. A. Clifford, s. Michaud
Miss Mary Engelbracht, Edward Sealey, George
H. Nutting Mrs. Etna Cline and her sons George
and Frank, Ben Wurst. w. B. Gage, Miss Mccall.
Miss Gerry, Josephine Pfaender, Jacob schn it,
zius, Willis Fling. Margaret C. Shaw, John M.
schmit. Port Washingtonton, Wis; W. s. Perry,
". and Kitty G: Reed, Josephine Desparois, NJ
j.. Sullivan, Chicago; John W. Glassford Elk
River; Mrs. Flanley and G. Hurley, ar e of
those who have become, through me, freehol ers
In Ramsey county. The owners of the land are
owners of the country. Many of the above bought
for prompt cash, and the plan of easy payments is
OF more consequence to the clerk or the mechanic
or the day laborer than to the man who is able to
pay cash down. But some one asks, how about
the man who has paid his money and is unable to
complete his contract There is but one case of
the kind to cite: Phillip Burgdorfer purchased a
lot at Hamline, paid 5000; misfortune befell him
and handed back his 5000 without the loss OF a
penny to him. have not many lots left, so that
those in want of property should apply at once.
Address or apply to S. ]. Ahern, 14O East Third
sI.' o. raul. $50
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INSTRUCTION.

G,HORTHAND and typewriting taught by prac
~ teal stenographers day, evening and by mail
Mt McCourts Amanuensis and Reporters training
ing school, over Second National bank. 100
SyBORTHAND AND TYPEWRlTING-
- Northwestern School of Shorthand and Type
writing; lessons personally by mail; call or send
for circulars. Anna c. Drew s. Co., room 8, Hale
block, opposite Merchants. 12S*
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-30

DENTIST with $3.50 cash to take charge OF a
~ first-class st. Paul city Office with one-half
interest; Office has fine location, is furnished ele-
gantly; doing good business; if you mean busi-
ness address Dentist, Globe. 1909
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Haubrich & Meyers List.
roo Rioa OF

r OCKEY'S ADDITION on the market: this
II beautiful addition, situated on Rice st., is
three squares north of the st. Paul & Manitoba
shops, which have capacity for 1000 men; John
Martins lumber yard and planning mill employing
fifty men, is adjacent to thisproperty the new iron
rolling mill on Rice ST., the first of the kind in
Minnesota, is running day and night: Rice ST., be-
will have the street car tracks completed in short
time; the central location of this property makes
lots desirable for anyone looking for business or
residence lot; we will be pleased to show this
property at any time. Haubrich g. Meyer, 59s
Rice st. 16o
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-30

DREsSMAKING BUSINESS well es-
~ tablished dressmaking business, doing an
aggregate trade of S68 per week; first-class GUS
tom; the most complete and centrally located es-
Enlistment in the city; will sell at great sacri-
flee, owing to sickness this is a rare chance to
secure good business at great bargain; rent
only SIG. G. 10, Globe. l5g
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poOT AND SHOE store for sale;-a good
y chance to go into the business; good reason
for selling out the store is located on Seventh St
B. S. A., Globe. 1874
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BARBER SHOP-Wen furnished: good
- business; applicant must be frst-class white
barber. S22 Payne ave- 1l7-5o
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DYE WORKS

II L. JAMESON, Steam Dye Works-Gents
~. clothing speciality ALP Wabasha st. ST.
Paul. MINI
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DARTNER wanted in my male employment
4 office; experienced preferred. Achilles, l65
East Seventh. $50
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 GOOD business man with $500 capital will
n find good chance for investment and busi-
ness; it will pay. Apply at 80 Gillian block la
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
John swanson IL Co.'s List.
Corner Seventh and sibley SITS.
I'D 700-yERY GOOD house and lot on
1880 corner lot %sDs st. h s~a 6a and
from Seventh st; easy terms.
$1,000 FOR H.i ~ two O., good Sst houses and cor
CD 900 FOR a very fine house and large
.Po,-NOO lot near Lincoln school.
SoO the Cheapest ape to bargain R1n' the asa.
I'D ZOO FOR very fine new house Of nina
GS O00 FOR fine eight-room house on
Rs(aOOO Sixth ST., Dayton's bluff; cheap
and very desirable property.
$1,000 FOR house and lot on DECATUR St.;
~~|ss w easy terms; part monthly pay
GH6 PER ACRE for a highly-improved farm
'WOc OF 165 acres on the Mississippi river in
Dakota county, ten miles from st. Paul; this is
very cheap bargain.
ZINE pasture for horses ON farm near the
L city.
I ARGE amount of other improved and unim-
terms, in all parts of the city. John Swanson &
Co., corner Seventh and Sibley SITS 15o
Miscellaneous.
4 Ores down the river near the stock yards,
Ia adjoining Riverside Park additions railroad
runs through the land; can be purchased cheaper
than the adjoining propertyi now is the time to
invest before the price is announced. Edward
slmonton, Union block, Fourth st. 15o-l52
nANFORTH PARK-Lots on easy terms and
~ low prices; a good bargain is offered in these
il taken this week.
THOR Iot ,oJ;o
a borse and buggy taken in part pay. Il. e.
Parker, Market house. $50
EARM-For sale One of the best in Ramsey
II county; 200 acres; delightful lake shore;
pleasant cottage; good barn; 60 acres improved;
20 acres meadow; would subdivide into elegant
suburban lotsi adapted to market garden, stock,
ETC.; only four miles from this twin city, with
surpassed markets in either; for cash, Sl2, 600;
stock and implements thrown in. Apply to HeZe-
kiah Hall, 100 e. Third ST., st. Paul. 1881
( OTIS on Summit av.; few bargains left. Ed
Ia ward simonton. Union block, Fourth st.
150-l52
I ARGE STORE BUILDING and residence,
- good cellars and warehouse, barn and wood
shed, with four lots a corner block, in the
best business part of Red Lake Falls, MINI;
real bargain for business men; will sell general
stock Of seasonable goods if desired satisfactory
reason for selling. For terms and further partc-
ulars address Charles Langevin. Red Lake Falls,
Mimi. 12O-50
NELSON & SMITH, 1913 East Seventh ST.,
Y have a large list of improved and unim-
proved residence and business property 1873 East
Seventh ST., st. Paul. 1862
ID IVEkSIDE PARK have the choice lots
~ and the lowest prices: if you want to buy.
call and see me. c. Il. Newcomb, room rs, Ger
man-Amerlcan bank. $50
rhNhREE LOTS at Hamline, one block from
4 University, for sale very cheap. J.F. George,
room SO. Gilflan block $50
GH0 FOR small lot at White Bear; one-third
'DSO mile from depot; only four left. o. A.
H., Globe $50
Ct 0OO BUYS half interest in property that
spIaOOO pays annually So, 900 to 81, 900; good
reasons for selling security if required. B. o. X,
Globe. 1880
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NELSON &sSATITH, 1913 East Seventh st. have
l several paying saloons for sale cheap, and a
very nice hotel near union depot, with eighteen
rooms, dlning-room, kitchen and bar-room; good
place for the right man. Nelson & Smith, los East
Seventh St. ST. Paul lhn-l2
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ROAOhEn ShOH Tor sale, with horses, wag-
u ons, sleighs, etc., etc.; last years business
nearly SAC, 900; custom best in city; call early
Isaac II. Price, ~ Gilfllan block 15e
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-30

D OLLER MILL-To sell or trade tor city
Ii property, land, etc, 2O0barrel all roller
mill; A No. l, good as new; by Harris Corlis
condensng engine, l4x42-inch; books will show
upon oath net profit of over $500 per month
from the farmers exchange trade alone; but little
running capital needed; mill cost over s45 Oa0; will
sell or trade for one-half the amount. Address
G. Y B.. care Globe l27-l57
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OK EOO-FAIR TERMS, the finest house
,DOsCOlJ for the money st. Anthony hill;
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CD 100 FOR handsome corner 90xl40 in
.D&s IOO Summit Park; lies level, faces east
something very fine.
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CT c1 6-EIGHTY FEET front, east fac
tDIsO - ing. Summit Park lot; this over
Loo tnaa fSr.1 iaS1a Laval
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-30

OTHER AGENTS desiring to replenish their
~ lists from our map whenever they are out
of bargains as some have done lately, will please
call between the hours of p. m. and a. m; and
help themselves; customers take up the balance
of our time; il is the only time We can spare our
TO sit down to our map with pencil and paper and
copy of list and the next day have the property
signed and listed from the owner. A b. Wilgus
4
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A. b. Wilgus ~ Co.'s List.
IoctsOD ST

IF YOU want to buy sell Dayton's BLUM prop
and seventh; property listed there will also be
listed at our Jackson st. office; he has several
good stores TO rent very low, near Seventh and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-30

Ok FEET on Ducas ST.; this is bargain and
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@O6O-DAYTON Az. LOT; fine terms a
DCCO snap; must be sold Monday next; lot
held At 1On A r. Wilgus < Co.
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EFasfd 'o .ssnaS, ''s sy sssss
everything done; one block from cars. A b.
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SOMETHING worth investigating; an acre
- deal inside the city limits; we will join one
two good parties in taking it; this is rich; Will
sell ouick A r. WilGus Il Co.
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L. ons and everything NECESSARY To n team;1Sg
oatht- WIZ sell the whole or part cheap or will
trade 1or property; no objections to property be-
nag incumDered. Brennan and Fahey, So east lth
%. 15O-l5I
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XTOU want this rs an investment. SIRE; the fine
I piece of business property corner seventh
and Margaret will be offered very cheap for few
DAYS only A Il. MilSus & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-04-21
Taking the Air.

In late number Of the Christinn Union
was an article, in which the writer speaks
of children taking the air "when the
weather is so inconvenient that they can
not be taken out of doors.
They were dressed as for going out OF
doors, and carried or allowed to run when
large enough, about room, the windows
Of which were wide open"
have practiced this many times in my
own experience, with my own children,
when living in climate where the Their
mometer often dropped 200 to 800 below
zero, and should not have dared to have
taken them out of doors.
lnvalids can practice this way of taking
the air when not able to 60 out. | know
a lady who had congestion of the lungs in
November, and was ordered by her physi-
clan not to 60 over the stairs, but to re-
main in her chamber until the warm spring
days, who. when able to be dressed and
walk little, was warmly dressed and
walked into the next chamber, where the
doors and windows were opened wide.
At first she only staid few moments,
than a longer time. and in this way re-
gained health and strength so that when
she actually did walk on the ground, she
took no cold and was not tired, for she
had gradually become accustomed to the
air. and walking
She also sat in the sun every day, which
seemed to have a beneficial effect.