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thetic. AZ . Tree, proud. respectable
American oitisen, the nudge Of pair Of
passing dudes or dudsssss AMI the whis.
pers OF that's him" that have been
houo-ed with since writing the account
OF that reception, have been more to me
than all the "airy notlings" they could
have said to me in life time, had ]
crouched before them las others have
done, aud bowed Ia their foolish con.
ventionalities.
As I ever endeavor to seek the society
Of my superiors, the reader will not mis-.
take these few incidental remarks for q
bid for recos milton from any one who
kicked, nor the "for value received
defense of disregarded etiquette of my
friends.
And as for the distinguished youthful
party who was heard to express hii
opinion Of my worth have only this ID
say: I should blush my boy, to imagine
that my qualifications for admission to
good society were only equal to yours.
Ny address remains as usual. I can
be found at the old stand at any time.
In conclusion ! have only to say that
no host to whom am indebted for en-.
tertainment has ever had cause to blush
for. me, and at no place ever went in
either reportorial capacity or as q
guest, has any paper with which 1 may
have been connected been brought into
ridicule by my actions, or been lowered
in the estimation of the general public
by my championship OF any clique, the
consideration for which were smiles and
idle compliments. @
Humble and worthless as am, such
prices are too low to purchase me, and
shall never aspire to any circle of society
where, as passports, cut.away coats take
precedence over brains and respectable
American citizenship.
Hoping to hear from you soon again
remain respectfully,
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AFTER SEDAN,


Fallen 10 the throne Of empire, while sfsr
Meath crimson waves, there sinks blazing sta,
Lost is Its luster, but . lurid light
Glares round 1t in its last and lonely flight
mournful sadness in its last faint beam,
No ray Of glory in that farewell gleam,
Slow sinks forever from its glorious height
In the deep darkness Of eternal night.
It rose in glory--thus it sets in blood
That whelms An empire in its dark rel flood.
II grew in greatness, but its fame no more
Shall cannon echo in the battles roar.
Fame, glory, splendor, from its ray hath fed |;
it, light, but TO eternal darkness led;
And glorious shines the Sun OF Liberty
Where erst shone bright the Star Of Destiny.
H. A. PAvEy.
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Headache whether arising from nervousness
or indigestion, entirely units one for business.
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills cure this disorder
speedily.
Give DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup to your baby
when sick, and do not use lai,dauum. Price
rs cents
When they are sick horses like men need
medicine. Days Horse Powder 10 the thing
tor them. N
Best aud cheapest, Drexel's Bell Cologne. &c
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Ths Verdict Uns,i,nsas.

v. p Salt. dlugCst. Bipgas. Ind.. tsssiaas $
2; 80 ssnsdy. Every bottls sold -. siysa -
"a ~ ssssd Il ~ no q Is ssss
ess.disG Ahsahan 4sss. 6ysseiss, bslIvilis,
ohio, s1Aenst S.1bs ~ Solii1G nsdisise I
: - .,. - ssscs r s:g s:Sgps.!;sss.
- sss!s ~. e ssss y! =: vssdssl =
- : = - : 49,: ss:s : "a ! d.: o;s y:
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IndirectiOn. .

Gay is the laugh Of = girl,
But the girl who is laughing is gayer;
Grand ia the musical strain,
But grander the soul of the player.
What is the charm Of harp
But the breathing forth Of the spirit
Which the harper has in himself
To the spirits around him that hear It?
What is the painting so fine
But the thought OF the artist which rushei
Over the canvas in oil
on the deft points Of his brushes?
Just as the pastry so sweet
Speaks Of the skill of tho baker,
80 each invention OF man
Points to the mind Of its maker.
II there is power in man
All his expressions will show it
iteading the lines from his pen,
Judge Of the power Of poet.
Sweet is the form Of the fuchsia,
Sweeter the breath Of the roses,
But sweeter than all is the secret u,
That in their growing reposes.
There IL no beauty in heaven,
Or in the wide world about us;
Senses Of beauty within
Cause all the beauty without us.
Great sre the wonders around us.
But mysteries in ~ are greater,
And al the endowments Of man
Mirror bis mighty Creator.
HUsH 8. MCNICoL.
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A Reported Collo4ay With Sensibls
Deductions.

Nlcn lAs blentOn ana Wtiilam mctey,
In the presence Of Peter z. Brown,
We're iptently discoursing one day
On the merits Of people In town.
Mister Brown was not busy that day,
And, desirous some wisdom to learn,
Hs concluded In hearing 10 stay
And for once reporter to turn.
Town officials and doctors and ell,
Not excepting the Judge on The bench,
Fen the preachers, who daily let fall
Good advice for the buck and the wench
Like beacon ON high, al Of these
Were duly held up for dissection,
And sitter much talking you will please
To learn that they ail passed inspection.
All tho merchants OF which We can boast
We're discussed pro and con. low and high,
Condemnation WAS plsced on the most,
But on one they could always rely.
William says, looking Nick In the face,
us bought goods In dis town many yehs,
Jest q sho' - dshs pity in tehs,
Nov preach from dis favorit tex,
For rs come to de 'clusion most sho' sf
Dat whon goods WORT de money you 'specks,
Y,u must get dem from Walkers great sto'. >
With this statement Of William Mcvey +
Nich'lss Blsnton was quite In accord, 'ist
And 10 very what We here say
Give this circumstance which few have heard
Said old Nick thie black mse Of renowD,
Thomas Nttrel was woeiin' for Vance
And went mp one nne maWnin' 10 town
Jes' to boy pair Of jeans pants. s
Bein' snxious IN tins 70 return
To put In full day et howin'. #
Thomas said 70 ATM OIolhisv" be dusn e. Y
II he had much time TO stan Jewin',
90 dc pants we're den tied up right qntok
And de price was laid down den and dab,
Simple Tommy resumip' bis stick
Thought that evesythlaG depe vas just squs'
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Report Of Bssshvood SCHOOL for ~ fsll
average per esat. os 1ttsndanso "a. ~
srsdss q thoss present. on dsy of sssmiaaiioa
.. e. = t.s S::s: !. EN- e 81: err: y;;
3 ~: 3, sS:ss Vi;: ..,ss T:'' 4 = y::ss ysi
- ~, ohaslie .aalekar q "a. dSSrSss -.
kyne TX. o. D-gFaak yshiss 6l5(.
1870 ~ ~ ! I! ssdds:sss:Z dsss::Z 80.
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We have heard many Of our old friends ~
that Salvation OIL cured them Of rhsumatisw.
choss who have not tried Il shonId do 20. Our
iruggists ssll y for twenty-five cents bott's
{ why su6sr wi'ha bad cold when one bottls
Of Dr, Bulls Cough Syrup viii cure cough Of
the WORT kind. Or. B1;rs Cough eyrup =
sold fer = csnts per bostls bg Ill drussisfs IN
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Allen o. Meyers says that John No.
Bride Il one Of that kind Of workmen
who earn their bread by the sweat Of
their mouth. The people Of Ohio are
perfectly willing to let him keep on
sasning 1t in that manner. rhsy en-.
phatically indicated that he won't earn
II BY drawing the salary Of . State OH.
cial. !. .lsa.s.a ~ 4
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a~~>o the Children. They ass e.
0NOV pecially liable 70 sudden
Coa1s, Coughs. Group. Whooping Cough.
-. We guarantee Aekses 2hgilsh
Rsnsdy . positive eu!a i savaa
hoan Of anxious watching. Sold By
Garrett Broa, druggists.
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the RUSTIC MUSE.

" last tho fioundering carrier bore
III. village paper 10 our door.
Weleumc to ms its week-Uld ws,
lts corner for the rustic Muse.
NNNA
Itu record minglinH in breath
The wedding knell and dirge OF death.
-- Whiffier's Sno,r- Bo,tnd.
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ABOUT MINING.
Written by "a Woman = no
Knows"
The Ups and Downs Of Miner
Life In the Mountains.

rhe New Market KSight Who Forgot
to Bring Home Wealth The Nan
who Knew OF Pay Dirt In FL
Sahgre de Christie, and the
Eastern StOckhOlder.
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"What ID education 2" asks . writer.
Well, 1t il something's . college graduate
thinks he has until he becomes . news-
paper man. Chicago Tribune.
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Blus blood didn't sssn y ssl,s Iees
"A Lady Colin Cappball . Mttls hit--
= Hom'tt thsir faglt thsy Nsrs Ion
i - a5iG1ooUasy. 1bsy ~ taeo ~
e1l11Dslisa q knewiog ~ ~ kavs
1ro1n&ni0hoa thGan0s1Vea
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Itch. Prairie Nases. asd HesaAshss Of svss
hisd ssscd p g nis.t:s b Xcelierfs ee.l
- SWh S.i:S : q, b.ssss:':. h ~ al 81
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To the Parents Of Hillsbor,

FOREST HOME, Dec. 9oth, 1886.
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the effete despotisms VI Europe, who
left his country for his country's good in
the days when many such gentlemen
found the colony of Virginia safe refuge
from the minions OF the law at home" F"
II anyone imagines that the gentleman
Is too remarkably plain-spoken it should
also be borne in mind that no names are
mentioned. and that those whom the
shoe does not ft will not have to wear it.
Hillsboro dudes may be divided into
three general classes, and every class
will be recognized q mentioned: First,
We have the dude whose claim to super.
iority is based upon the deeds or titles
Of ancestry second, the dude who in.
herited wealth; and the third class are
simply dudes from adoption. So far no
one has had the nerve to say anything
TO my face about the lines / wrote 70.
garding the disregard of common courte.
sizes At the Masonic reception. I am
told that one man has been heard to ex.
press dieatisfaction, but he didn't say Il
TO me. In the above classification be
would come under the latter head. He
squealed because the truth hit him in q
tender spot and consequently hurt. II
be only knew the immense satisfaction
] oot ont Of the knowledee, that, y the
AEss nswspaper man in Hillsboros his
tory mot 70 bsnd ths knee 70 so-oallsd
sodsty. ] had mads myself ielt, hs
would hays kspt HI mouth shut ant
avsd his words Tor sars more sympa.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-14
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

Sufficient to shog its merit, will be sert tn
4 yoH applying by letter. stating his symp-
torls aAd age Communications strictly conf
Dental ais
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-14

AZ O'Clock p. m,
For the purpose or no,niaatIng a full State
tick,t, W:
NJ morr + Congress.
q v rfor,
L'cItei tst Governor,
Secretary nf State.
Justice o: S.preme ,urt,
Cork ,f NJ r,me ourt,
Attorney General.
State Controller,
Surve1,r General,
Supe in.endeut of Pub IL !n>trlc ion,
Safe irte-,
Three Judges uf thc First Ju Fetal district,
The apPoin'm at of a stat. Central C'mmit-
tee. a Il the trans ct;on OF su n other business
as may properly come before the Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-14
Dyspepsia

follows Fetid Breath. Gastric Pains,
Headache. Acidity of the Stomach. v atcT-
bia~h, Nervousness. and DVIrcsSion, arcan
evidence; Of the presence cf this ii .treS4-
iny maladv. A Sure Relief for ii'rc"1t-
laritic, OF The Stomach end all conSc cqucL
diseases, will be found in the use Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-14
NIL CELLANEOUS.

his Great
StFealxt h e II.
Ing Remedy
n n d n q r Y .,
IONIC is the
legitimate result
of over twenty
years practice.bva
THO r o U G l. Y
QUALIFIED GBA
ID u A TIE PHYSI-
CLAN of one of
the hi : hest naedi-
cal cole ges Of
E u r o p e a n d
CURES w 1T II
" N FA LIN G
C E r T A N T Y
Nervous and ply 81
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Bilious Disorders.

Among the warning symptoms of Hiious-
ness are Nausea, Dizziness, Headache,
Weakness. Fever. Dimness of Vision.
YellownesS of Skin, Pains i'll the sid,
Back and Shoulders. Foul Mouth. i7urr, ]
Tongue. lrreeu!arity in the action Of ,.ic
Bowels. Vomiting. etc.
The Stomach suffers when The bowels
are constipated, and Indigestion or
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-14

TIE basis / representation 10 said C,nyen
ton mad as follow: One delegate for
etc cll so votes. and IN for CT h fraction of %
or over. cast for the Bla ne lnt L,g,n &C.
tors the last elec iol. a. gre eating Ia De.e-
gates, apportioned as fu.icws:
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. :. {. o. SaLflskD,
2ie A-arnry $sr~si,
SAN FRAN NCISCO, CAL

SsConsutadon strictly confidential, by letter
az o'h.:e. FREE For the convenience of
pttian's, and n ora r t. insure perfect secrecy
nave topL5i private ai.ress, under which
all packages are foruAtien
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-14

For the purp Sc of eleciing delegates to the
said state nv ition. the pr IN ,ry electo IS to
be carried out in comp rec with the laws
the State al d the Instructions OF the Commit
tie
The following t.st will be required # each
and every vot-I at II e said pr mary elections.
VIZ Thai h. is a citizen of this state md will
support the n. min-es > the Republican party
at the coming eec ion
g c EyENSON, Chairman.
F. C. LORD Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-14

n5s-An ASSAY Office Is connected will
the Bank under the su ervisiOn OF Mr.
Charles A. II off r, late Assistant Assayei
Of the United state Mint. Prompt an'
reliable Bnllior and OOre Assays o
Gold, silver, Copper, Tin, Iron, Nickel,
Manganese, Cinnabar, &C., &c.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-14

The several E.pub lean County Central Com
mttee O e State q c hereby instructed t.
call prima electionso o the people on
saturday, September
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-14
AYERS 7 PILLS 9

They stimulate the stomach. free the
bowels. hcalthfulIy invigoratc The torpid
liver and kidneys. and by their cleansin@-
hcain" and tonic properties. strcn~thcn
and purify the whole system. aHd restore
it to II salutary and normal condition.
PREPARED EY
DR.. j. c. Aver & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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MISCE \ eni'~
COSTIVENESS

affects seriously all the digestive ana
assimilatise organs, including the Kid.
neys. When these organs are SO affected,
they fail to extract from the blood the
uric acid, which. carried through, he cir
culation, causes rheumatism and Ncu-
ralgia.
The functions of the Liver are also
affected by costiveness. causing
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Nervous ana ply 81
cal Debility, Seminal weakness
Sprematorrha. 1srOStaGOrrhaB.E Emissions.
lnpotency Exhausted Vitality, Prem ,ture De-
cline and Lb : OF MANHOOD. in
All It's com .'licattOls. ami from
Whatever rRnSe pr .Iuced 1t en-
riches and purities the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves. Brain, Muscles, DIGESTION R,produc-
tive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties
1t stops all unnatural and debiltuing drain
upon th' system preventing inv nuutarv losses.
debihtating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, etc, destructive to mind and body
1t is sure eiiHunator of all KIDNEY md
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. 1t contains no
injurious ingredients. To those sUST,.r.
In. from tn. evil effect. of yOutt h.
fu' ik, etiOa or excess, u speedy
Thorough -snt p.rmRnanf fs ki.
~ Gi I az N SE ID. Price, Sc. so pei
bottle, or five bottles in case, with fult direc-
tions a I'd advice, $40 Sent ~e-ure from OBJ
servation To any address upon tie receipt Of
price, OF G. o. d. To be had only OF
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RsA General Insurance Agency is
also connected with the Bank. Staunch
and reliable Fire, Life and Accident
Com panies represented-policics issued
on day application,
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follows; Of E.
AandeE Liberty q City
Ti Cato Second WE5 g fh votes
NJ E9agkpsn City of
Wfd e FaaTi ward ~ " " '0"oo IL Second Ward g. Third
TaP e MEHas sd ward Tqs t0ys Mesm
follows Cato l. Mitowoc First Ward City MatoWoc
f ] Ely " , GIaan soee E mont follows
Ward City NqptoSoH IL Second Ward
second % . S i~0h1Ves
For Hi MnS Ra second Mi foTs MGeT City
as
@ Fd F P s S s
SfSff i VIII S SSsfS l.,
the .l Of said
Tuesday IN
Senator
District tor the term the h Monday Of D.
the of MannowO commencing
Assembly comenDg the fst
in Commencing ne fy
t fsheiff
Fred Mueller the greatest number elected the
@ E q & a 7 office of County Treasurer the
857 the Office OF District Attorney
aeo T ~ Jan I the Office County Clerk for the
theoa ofC
t5s ] Oh 5 County Surveyor for the
commeing on the first Monday yanuaaGy A. d. 1881 -, w.
lss sunny SUPERINTENDENT
board BU2sta tRa f y M"r0w in
H. ]. Justice the
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A KossUTH farmer named Kniphaus
had his team tied to post in front of
Schauss & Zander's hardware store near
the bridge on Monday last. A piece of
paper driven before the wind frightened
the horses and they broke the post to
which they were tied. This drew them
onto the sidewalk on the side platform
for the fire engine. They leaped over
the railing into the river a hight of fully
twelve feet The wagon tore the railing
away and went clear over the horses into
the river.
A gang of men quickly came with a
boat to the horses rescue. They were
made to swim up the river to Zeman &
Krainik's lumber yard, distance of one
quarter of mile, before they could be
taken out. One of them swan after the
boat without difficulty. but the other
required assistance as he was unable to
keep his head above water. After reach
ing the shore, they were rubbed dry and
soon recovered from the effects of their
cold bath.
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New York Store!
"A
LARGE STOCK
FALL GOODS.

100 pieces II and III Best Cotton Fza7enels, sold
all o1er at z2 z-2 and &c., only &c. yard.
I case Blue Mixed Fyo7uaels, north &c., at 15c
BIoch and colo7ed extra quality ladies' cashmere
Hose at 25c. q pair, north A5c at NezU York Store
90 doz chld7en's heavy half wool hose at O pair
north 15c., at Ne1U York Store
Elegant dress plaids north 12 12c yard, 1ce sell
~ yards for $500, at the ,NeV York Store.
White fannels only 7c yard.
Cotton flannel only 4c. a yard
Half-wool gray fannels only 12c. yard
Mermac Cochedre Calico, best quality, only 44c yard
Genuine Turkey Red Calcos only &c, yard
All wool twiled iannels only &c., a yard
Feather trimmings, all colors, only zoe. yard.
All coors IN 81 Cashmere dress goods only yard
$50 sample Jerseys only &c., the you pay all
The cheapest place for cloaks the New York Store
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AS have made up my mind to retire
from business for at least one year, to
take rest, l shall close out my entire
stock of goods at cost, and below. Our
assortments in clothing, mems furnishing
goods, dress goods, fancy goods, notions,
groceries, hats and caps, boots and shoes,
are as large and we'll assorted as can be
found IN the city A great many woolens
bought inJuue and July cannot be bought
at the mills at present at the price I can
sell them at, so call, all of you, and get
goods at prices never before seen.
Yours truly,
IL CHARLES Book,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-11-11

1t is now definitely settled that the
new st. Boniface church of this city is
to be solemnly consecrated for divine
worship by Arch bishop Heiss of Mil
waukee on Thanksgiving day Nov. 25.
Father Peil, pastor of the church thinks it
fitting day for the conservation of the
new church, a day of real thanksgiving
for himself end his liberal congregation
to give thanks to God for the blessing of
having finished the most magnificent
temple of worship to his home north of
Milwaukee in the state. Archbishop
Heiss will be assisted by about 80 priests
with solemn services of conservation,
We understand that but very few
churches in the state are or can be con-
secrated. The laws of the Catholic
Church, we understand, do not allow the
conservation of church unless it is of
solid stone or brick and it is also reouir-
ed that no lien or mortgage shall stand
against the church.
The service of conservation will begin
about o'clock A. NJ. bnt the public csp
not be admitted until the rites of corse-
Grafton are over which will be from 10 to
to:3O A. NJ. when the door will be thrown
open and solemn high mass will be
celebrated with great splendor and cere-
| monlal. The services will be preached
IN English by Rev. Father Durnum OF
Racine, an eloquent preacher and in Ger.
man by Rev. Father Albers of the same
city. The general public are cordially
invited to attend.
The interior of the church is marvel O.
beauty, and is we understand the fines
specimen of Gothic frescoing in any
church in the state. -
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THE Sunday law was fully enforced at
La Crosse on Sunday last. Street cars
were stopped, the gas and electric light
men and the printers who labored after
IL O'Clock Saturday night were arrested,
all hacks were kept off the streets and
drivers of buses going to and from
depots were notified that they would be
fined the following morning. The strict
enforcement of the law was due to
quarrel arising from the attempt to close
the saloons on Sunday.
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BARBER SHOPS CLOSED.

At meeting of the BARRIERS of the city
of Manitowoc, on Wednesday, Nov. 9,
1886, it was resolved that on and after
the LIST day of December, 1856, all barber
shops would be closed at 10 O'Clock A.
~. sharp, Sundays; and during week
days at $50 sharp, excepting Sundays.
ANDERSON & DIDRICK.
CHAs. A CoRNwELL.
CARL PANGBURN.
CHAs. PAUTz.
Ed. WEINsCHENK,
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Asa purifier, Ayers Sarsapefilla acts
directly and promptly. 4 single bottle
VIII prove Its merits. Many thousands
of people are yearly saved from danger
Gus fevers Ey the exercise of little
timely care in cleansing the system by
the use Of this remedy.
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CHARLES BoCK

WHEN in need of fresh fish or oysters
call at Halver Nelson's fish market on
Commercial street and get the very best
to be had. Mr.. Nelson takes great care
TO offer ais customers nothing that Is aot
first class.
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MARRIED.

GRoFFMAN-GIBsoN-At the residence
of the brides parents in the city of
Manitowoc by Rev. VIM. Clark, on
Wednesday, November 3, Mr.. George
Grofman and Miss Edna Gibson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-11-11

THE Times says the Manitowoc county
officers were assessed 500 apiece Tor
campaign purposes. Phew, Jim; it is a
mighty hard matter to ''assess" them
enough to make them pay for their
tickets. Assess an assessment of that
kind would be as valuable as Micawber's
note of hand. Don't believe yourself
Jim, any assessment of that kind would
be fiat money. Democrats are all poor
but very honest and on principle are
opposed to corrupting voters. Oh, no;
he is green one who would make an
assessment of that kind.