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diaicult6: Ma file, l"i disje, avant
que rhiver soft fni, il est convena-
BILE que j'aille faire une visite 4
notr~ ami Paul-saus douts ch6ri,
reprit.elle en SO r~egardant dams IL
glace;-Il serait meme tras bien
que j'y dinasse-sans doute, cont.
nua-t-elle en- arrangeant la plume
que j'y passasse Ia soir6e-Mais
oui.
Eft me VOLTA, Je mai pas 6t6
trop bote hem!
Ell ia femme non plus. Mais
ellie Va pleurer.
-Laisse done, est.ce cue les fem.
mes plenrent lie jonr on elles font
racquisition dun chapeau neuf9
Est-ce que tn ne vols pas Qu'elle
va passer la moiti6 de Ia journee
devant sd glace ?....i le METRE,
Ie remettre, a Sc tourner dams tOus
les sens? Eft, sill Went une annie,
on va canser chapeau pendant deux
heures. Eft quaud je leviendrai ce
soir, au lieu d'9tre maussade, Ber-
the sera encore tOate rayonnante
de la joie de s'etre trouvee 81 jolie
vec SEES ruhans paille.
II parait que Famonr coniugal,
c'est CONNIE l'amitie, les petits ca
Geaux rentretiennent.
-Oni, mon vieux, c'est pour celia
que je te prends I'm autre cigare.
ALFRED BOUGEART.
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un An--d'avance. ......... - ~
On Numero 10
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E0TARY PUBLIC.
oAee a. Ce1a~ne's Et.re.
lyJanl5S7
Bu(klen'S Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for C1ts
bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fe.
yer Sores. letter. Chopped Hands. Chill
bla'ns CoIns. and all Skin Eruptious,
and positively cures Piles. or no paw
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For Sale AZ
ThibOdaux Drug store.
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A QUOT TENT LIE BONHECR
EN- MENACE.

"a . rSb tVI
-Mais onl. moi toni enter.
-Une affaire qui t'amene dams
le quarter, sans donte!
Non, pas dn tout jA viens tout
expires, ct 81 c'est possible. je dine
lei ct passe lie reste de la joulnee.
-Vraiment!
-Oui, c'-st CONNIE celia.
-Bonhenr con,plrt alor.. Com
ment! tn femm" ia permis....
Comment ellAis! Dis done
engage.
ia femme ia engage i venir
passer chez nous lie 1es,art Go In
journee!
Celia t'etonne. n'rs:.ce pas!
-Jfen reStp ebauhi,
Dame! Ga me cohte cher.
Ga te cohte cher!
Oui, soixant--qninze francs.
C'est raide, pour moi qui u. suis
pas richie.
-Je ny comprends plus lien.
-Quand on est en- menage, tout
s'achete, surtout lie plaisir d'alIer
voir un vienx camarade.
oh! parce que tn veux bien lie
payer. ST tn disais avec IN certain
air: Jc vaiS chez IN tel.
-Oui, oni, j. tais bien dire. lie
veux.
-Si jamais je me marie. &c sera
CONNIE celia.
-Si jamais tn te ma,ies. tn feras
comme les cama:ales.
tn vrrras.
-J'ai essaye nne fois lie faire
remperenr dams mon menace: TAI
vonln, j'al decide, je suis parti. Eth
bien! c'rst moi qni en- al soufert.
Pendant tont le temps de ma sor-
tie, ie NE disais: Ellie est Ia. ellie
ellie s'ennuie, ellie ~l'Ieure pent.etre.
J'ai eu tort : e panvres femmes
mont pas tant dr plaisir. An fond.
81 Giles n'aiment pas qn'on lea Quit.
te, c'est par affection pour nous.
All! mon, mon, mon, mou. "a.
moli. Moi. je....} fsr,
Je te dis que IN frras CONNIE les /,
autres. D'aille"rs, il v a moyen (,
daccommoder r. tout, de sortir ct
de ne pas laisser une femme en-
pleurs 4 Ia maison.
-Cest mienS, j. l'avoue; ct lei
moyenf
-Je lie 'fpate, c'rst cher. Soix.
ante quinze francs! !
Cess lei quill FAINT t'expliquer,
car je ny compi-nd~ plus rien.
-Je vais to raconter celia, At.
tends d'abord que je ral!ume mon
cigare.
Je ne rfve'lle &c matin, surp,is
par qurlqne chose d1nattendu
c'etair ma femme quuif m'embrassait.
oh ellie m'embrasse solvent.
ma femme, mails pas tous les ;ours
tn vas voir ponrquof. *''"< 'a
Bonjour, mon petit totl1omrne.
me dit.elle. Eli bieny on Rem-
brasse pas 81 petite fefemme?F'
-Mais 81, ma 6llr. |
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LIE roman dune jeune Georgienns

Tn veritahle petit roman. aux
p6ripetips emouvaOtes, ct, &C qui
est plus rare, au denouemcnt heu-
reux. s'est deroul6 recemment dams
lie comt6 de Gordon (Georsie).
De2uis quelque temps, NJ. John
Stokes, un jenne homme de CAL
honn, lie chef:lieu du comt6, cour-
tisair miss Savannah Roe. ct ses
avhnces etaipnt tIes-bien accueillles
par IL Jeune file. Mails c~el!e.ci,
pour nne raison on pour me autre,
Sc fgurait que son pere n'aimait pas
John ct ne lui permettrait jamais
de rfponser. Aussi s'est.elle II
tendue avec son amoureux pour
qn'il renlevat. Mails II. Roe, con-
trairement & Pusage du pays, sur
veillait sa file lie tres pres ct await
Ell vent du proiet Reinforcement.
II n'er await rien dit pourtant, ct
il s'etait borne i redoubler de Vi
gillance tout Ell affectant de ne rien
SAVIOR.
Enfn, un bean jour. les jeunes
amourpux ont reussi i s'enfuir ct
sont parts directement ponr la pc
tite localite yoisine lie Cassville, 4
la recherche dun clergyman com
PLEASANT qul vonlnt bien les marier.
Mails ills 6taient 4 peine arrives 4
Cassville qu'ils y tronvaient M.
Roe, paraissant ties irrit6, ct les
jennes gems etaient tellement hu
miles ct confus gu'ils mont meme
pas songe 4 essayer de s'enfuir.
"Ah! coquins, sacripants! s'est
ecrie n. Roe en- affectant nne gran.
de cOlere: vous alliez done. vOus
marier sans meme m'inviter 4 Ia
noce. Eth bien, 4 mon tour mainte-
Eft Ie pere offens6 \ fAit
monter dams "a voitnre "a file ct le
panvre John, qni etait pent-etre
plus effraye encore que miss Roe,
IT les a ramenes avec lui 4 Calhoun.
Pas une parole ma etc <changee
pendant lie t:ajet entire nos ttois
.pers"nnages. Mails, Ell vOyant one
NJ. Roe les cOndnisait directement
All tribunal de Calhoun, le pauvre
tremDlait de tons ses mem
brrs. 1T miss Savannah etait sur
lie point de defaillir. Aussi quelle
ma pas etc l'agreable surprise, ses
gems lOrsque III. Roe. les
ayant conduits dsvantr le' JUICE de
pai1, a prie supplement &C ,nagis-
trat de hien .voaloir rroceder ausI
marriage de miss Savannah avecs lie
Stokes. i
Qnelgues ~instants plus tard, ii.
Roe enmenait son gendre ct sa
file chez ini, oil les a,tendaieRt un
grand festiar It de nombreux iuyi-
les. ntsz 4s4 4
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ATELIER TYPOCRAPUJOVE.
HoTARY JOB PnEss.

Ayant tout lie matfriel nfcessaire. nous sem
mes a mtme d'exfcuter tour les ouvrayps ty-
Pographiques qni nous serOnt conhfs Les
0rets d'avoeat. cartes d'affailes. an,ttes 0e
iaotures. tickets Il hahi!ation. hlancs. cireu-
lalres. etc. seront inrrjmts dams lie plus bret
delai ct a DIES prix mo,leres.
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Ia vlaHuR Des cHEvEux
DsAYER
ayers Hair vigor.)

layers Hair v10or.)
rend lie brilliant ct Ia fraichsur de Ia ~jeunesse
aux cheveux girls on netris. en- meme temps
qu'slle leur donne une richie couleur chatain
GU noir fonce. ainsi qu'on le desire. En- sen
servant on peut donner aux cheveux blends on
roux, une teinte foncee. les rendre plus epais,
ct presQue ~tOujours grkrir Ia ~calvitie.
Ellie arrste Ia chute des cheveux, stimule
ct rend la vigueur ! une croissance fable ct
maladive. Ellie empeche ct guerit les cro0tes
ct II teigne. ainsi que toutes les maladies du
CUR chevelu. CONNIE article de Toilette
pour DANES. la vIGUEUR est sans pareille
ellie ne content nj huile nj t~einture, ellie rend
Ia chevelure douce. brillaute, ct soyeuse,
tout en- liinpregnant dun parfum suave ct
permanent.
M. c. I. BRIcHER ecrit de Kirby, o. JUL
let, 1882 l. 'automne dernier mes cheveux
commencement a tOnber. ct dams un court
espace de temps je devins preSQue chauye.
J'essayai la VIGUETR DIS CHEvEUN pAYER,
etavant que lie premier facOn flt tini. la chute
DIES clleveux s'arrtta, ct une nouyelle crue
comnienia u pOusser. Maintenant ma tete
est couverte dune chevelure abondante ct
visoureuse."
j. W. BOwES, Proprietaire du Mc44rt ar
(OhtOl Enquirer, dit LA NIGUErR pES
CHEVEtX DAYER est une excellentc pre-
paration pour les cheveux. J'eu parle par
experience. Ellie developpe une nouvelle
croissance de cheveux doux ct soyeux, La
WIG Err est aussi un remede sur pour la
tei2ne.'
VI. ASGCs F~AIRBAIRN, lie chef lie In CO.
lebre "Famille Fairbairn,'' Vocalistes Ecos-
sails. ecrlt de Boston, Mass. 6 f. vrier. lsSO;
"ilepuisq que mes cheveux ont commence q
grisonher Je me sers de IL ViGUErR DIES
CHEVECN DANER. jai ainsi pu conserver
me apparence de leuIlesse - une chose veri-
tablement tres importante pour tous ceux
qul sont obiiges dc paraitre ell public"
NINE. o.. A. PRESCOTT, ecrivant de Elm
street. No. rs, Chdrie storm, lInss., II Ayril
lsa.. dit III y Il deux ans environ lie perdis
la nioitie de ma chevelure. Ellie s'eclaircis-
salt avec une rapidite prodigieuse. L'usare
lie la IGCEuR arreta la chute, activa uiIe
holvelle crOissance, ct au bout dun mois
ma tete entiere etait couverte de cheveux
naissants mais vigoureux Qui, continuant q
pousser. devinrent aussi longs ct aussi eI lis
4uavant la chute. .I'employai settlement ui
nacon de la VIGUErR, mais a present je men
sers de temps en- temps CONNIE article dc
toilette"
Nous avons des centaines de sen. blables at
testations sur l'eficacite de II VIGrErR DIES
D'AyER. Tine simple epreuve con-
vaincra les plus i~ncredules.
PRkPAREE PAr
Dr.. &C.. Ayer& Co. Lowell, Mass.
Vendue par tous les Droguistes.
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-Heureux nlOrtel!

All! mon pauvre ami, comme
ton exclamation te trahit! Une
permission ne t. co1tera pas soix,
.nte>quinze francs 4 tot, mails cinq
cents francs.
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ATTENTION.!

My fr'"nss and the pune are .otiu-u ,u.,
] have opened "A t,ru"ery i'll the Red ,rar.
orpeSire the Thi""ianx Drudge. wler,
/ Will keep constantly GA hand a full snpply
of Hr,"ori"s. Prnvi~iaHs, Ainr-and Lianors.
El-e h't n call ANA examine nay assortment.
JOHN brZAUCHB
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ante>QulnZe francs q tOl, mails clnQ
cents francs.
Je continue.
MOI cheri, poursuit.elle, veux-
tn prendre ton chocOlat dams ton
lit lie feu nest pas allume, il fait
froid aujourd'hui, tn seras bien
mieux. Jeanette, server a mon
sieur son chocoIat dams le lit.
-Vieux pacha!
Tout en- degustant mon choco-
lat, .ie me diSa,s: Qn'est-ce qni va
arriv-ri Ma femme est bien alma
ble auiourd'hui.
Je he tie conterai PAS les mile
prevenances qa'ells cut pour moi
pendant toute la matinee. C'etait
une apparitiOn momemtanee de la
lune de MEL dams les petits images
qu'amasse necessairelnent ~laccou.
tnmasce de la vie Ell commnn.
Moi. je Ievp I'm MENACE Oh la
joie d'ttre ensemble sera aussi vive
an bout lie six mois que lie premier
ionr.
-Puisque tn reeves, moi
c%ontinuer.
J~at:endais ioniours, non sans
qnelp"e anxiete, ce qui allait arr.
yer.
One heures sonnent, Jeanette
app,cte lr second dajeun-r. Je
tai fat nne petite surprise, mon
cheli, nous aronS dies huitres. II
faut bien ,e2al-r son pauvre petit
homme.-Qudyon> nous avec celia
-Ce que tn aGorrs encore. DIES
cotsltttes Ell papillottes. TT Fon
n'emhrassr pas "a petite femme =.
oh! les files Dive!
Jc Frmbrassai, bien enteudu.
mails an fond ,onjours plus inqni-t.
-Bols dorc. chdri.. ITEMS,
prends eette c6teIettc-ci, ellie est
plus belle. ..Quel beau temps au-
.jourd'hui. VOLTA la belle sai>on qui
il faudra pourtant que
je m|achete un chapeau. je lie puts
plus soItir avrc celui de Get hiver;
ce serait !idiculp.-Sans doute.-l
Aimes-tu les rubans pailie ~
Oui, beauconp Celia sled bien 4
la figure. ct puis c'est CONNIE il
fant: &c srra. paIait.il. tles polte
CIT ete-te>t mon avis.-Ecout.
Oh tiarpe. j. cIois. Jean
maiS allez done ouvrir: VOLTA
une heure 1E'on frappe 4 la porte.
Deus ex macaind.
Entire uue toute jeune file. C'e.
TAFT la modiste.
All! je ctoyais que c'alIait ttre
ami &c Ia mai>on.
-J'ai vouln p,evenir ties lesirs.
me dit ma femme. ,Je passais sur
10 boulevard dc Ia Madeleine TAI
apelcu en- PEASANT I'M chapean...
est bien iOli. n'est.ce pas?-Oui.
-Tn vols Ges lubans paille, CONNIE
Ia les aimes.-Je vols, mails comb
-...:-Tu as 81 bon gott! Je sa.
vais que ce chapeau-la to co~nvien-
mails comb. -
mons avnns rencontr6 Pan
ire jour Nine &c Bonrges. j'ai rete-
m ton exclamation Oh! le ioli
Celui-ci est excitement
c'tst ionr celia one je pai
II fan bien etre gentilIe
pour plaiie 4 son petit homme che
'i.-Alcrs. e. ST ? Jeunp file, votre
-Ma;> rrc"tlr done CONNIE il
ne va bien.
-Oni. t,es-bicn. Mons disons
lne c'pst...
ATTENDS. ie vais te lie dire.
Parbleu! c'est soixante-GuinZe
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IN carr6 de io1ignes: larr insertion 81 80
csNp -
=" Insertion add. 50
Toute annonce .niiqnsntl la profession
vee radresst ct n'pxce.iant pas uuatre
gues. par an. davarca.-........-..... 81 0C
Announces de canlidats. i'avance 90. 10 co
N6crologie. par 10
TOute aunonce connerri.le public 4 Fan
nee sera inserte an faux de 80 cents par vou-
ce pour la premiere insertion ct - cents ponr
les insertions suhsfuuenres.
Toute announce don't lie nomhrp d'inaertions
nest pas specific sera inseree iusqn'a nouvel
ordre au taux Ord;naire.
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Coz. WATBoUs is being criticised q
great deal by the democratic papers Of
the state because Of the partisan bitter
ness OF his paper. 1t is real cause for
regret that he should carry craftsmanship
to such extremes that his old friends can
not read his paper without feeling that
they have been personally offended. One
of the most courteous gentleman, ever
willing to do anything for a friend, wholly
unmindful of political differences in per-
sonal intercourse, his paper has gone be-
yond the limits OF legitimate criticism
and there is not democrat in the state
who does not take The Telegraph up
with feeling of kindness toward Wat
rous but also with a determination, to
avoid, if possible for the sake of the writ
or, those extremely bitter and irrational
party thrusts which do no good and are
provocative OF i'll feeling.
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Is the Associated Press still a republi-
can institution? Or are republican pa
pers SO partisan that they knowingly and
deliberately suppress speeches in con-
gress unfayorable to their party? With
out regard to political leanings every
person was anxious to get full synopsis
of the tariff speeches Of Randall, McKin-
ley, Reed, Breckenridge and Carlisle
The speech OF the last mentioned was
looked for with the greatest degree OF
interest. But there was not enough of
it given by the Associated Press to en-
able a person, trusting to that means
OF information, to form an intelligent
opinion of its merits. Reed was reported
quite fully; so We're Mckinley and Ran
dali. This discrimination should not be
tolerated by the republican papers. Their
patrons expect to get the news uncoIored
by partisanship. Editorial comment may
with propriety reflect the opinions OF the
editor. When a paper gives the same
space to the absurd outpourings of Jehn
Baker that it does to the scholarly utter
ances of Carlisle, the question naturally
arises whetherit is proper to rely upon par
tisan newspapers and partisan agency
to get at facts in which the public are
Interested.
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THE Irish Catholic members of parha-
ment do not seem to take kindly to the
papal rescript and have 10 hesitancy in
expressing disapproval or in announcing
their determination to disobey. The fol-
lowing is the concluding portion of their
proclamation:
While universally acknowledging as
Catholics the spiritual jurisdiction of the
Holy See, we, as guardians in common
with our brother Irish representatives of
other creeds of those civil liberties
which our Catholic forefathers have rcso-
iutely defended, feel bound solemnly to
reassert that Irish Catholics can recog-
nize no right in the Holy See TO interfere
with the Irish people in the management
of their political affairs
The proclamation is the work Of the 66
Irish Catholic members. ParneI and
the remaining II non-Catholic Irish
members have expressed no opinion.
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LAW seems to be a very flexible thing
and can be run to such opposite extremes
that at times one can't help thinking the
anarchists are in the right when they
work for its overthrow. Grottkau's case
illustrates the peculiar nature of the law.
Every shred of law was against him on
his trial Then he went back on the
labor party and now there isn't bit OF
common or statute law which is not III
his favor. When a person is sentenced
now all that is necessary is to get out
some writ upon which a decision may
be rendered at the time the sentence ex-
pires. Then admit the prisoner to bail
and he can serve his sentence while at
LARGE
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THE Evening Wisconsin pronounces

THE Evening Wisconsin pronounces
Speaker Carlisle shallow thinker and
bases its opinion on his tariff speech
1t also states that "the ignorance dis
played by public men on tie tariff ques-
ton is absolutely shocking" This, of
course, is on the presumption that The
Wisconsin is competent to judge. When
it pronounces Carlisle a shallow think
er" on the tariff question it furnishes an
evidence presumption on its part which
is really and truly" refreshing. The
Wisconsin is too old to be so childishly
foolish.
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First publication April r. 1881 No. %
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

GTATE OF WISCONSIN,-COUNTYC COURT FOR
- MANITOwoC COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of Daniel ]. Cronin,
late of SAID county, deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and il
pursuance of an order of license, made in said
matter, on the tenth day of April. A. D.. 1888, by
the county court of said county. the undersigned
James Z. Nolan as administrator of the estate of
Daniel j. Cronln, late Of the town of Maple Grove
IN the county and state aforesaid, deceased, IN
testate, viii, on Saturday the fifth (5th) day of
May, 4. D., 1883, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of
SAID day at the office of the county Judge, in the
city of ManitOwoc. in said county, offer for sale
at public yendue all the right, title and interest
in and to the following described lands, situated
III the county of Manitowoc and state of Wiscon-
sin. and whereof said deceased died seized and
possessed, to-wit: The southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter (sw14 Of sWl4) of section one
~ IN township twenty, (2G), north of range twen-
OF land, more or less, according to government
survey.
The terms of sale are cash on delivery OF ad-
mInistratoT's deed.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 10Th day of April, A.
d., 1893. JAMES. Z. NOLAN
Administrator OF the Estate of said Daniel J.
CrOnin. deceased.
Schmitz & hirwan, Attorneys.
The above sale has been adjourned until 10
o'clock IN the forenoon of the 18th day OF May,
1855, and to the same place desigGated therefor in
the above notice. JAMES p. NOLAN
Administrator aforesaid.
The above sale has been adjourned until 10
o'clock In the forenoon of Saturday June 80 A.
D. ls5S, and the place of sale viii be at TIE dwell
ling house situated on the NWll of SWlf of the
section, township and range specified in said
notice II the town of Maple Grove II said county.
Dated May 70, 1SSS.
JAMES p. NOLAN.
Administrator aforesaid.
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Mrs. p. WEINKoETZ, the fashionable
milliner at ST. Nazianz, Wis, has
large assortment of ladies' and children's
hats; also bridal wreaths, veilings and
everything belonging to bridal outfit.
Also white wreaths and flowers for fu-
neral decoration. All kinds of hair work
done, such as gents and ladies' chains,
switches, etc, and all kinds of fancy work
and materials. Please call and examine.
Mrs p WFIEKoFrZ
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First publication April u, 1887
NTTa DnJsA rJ., GA

CTATI1 OF WISCONSIN, C0UETY Court IroE
~ fASITOwOC COUNT. In Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of John CrOnin
James Cronin, Thpmas Cronin. Daniel Cronin
Frances Croain, Timothy Cronin, Mary Cronin
Edward CToulu and Ellen CrOniE minor children
and heirs at law of Daniel J. Croain, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of en- order of license made IN said
matter, on the tenth day of April, A. D.. 1883, by
the county court OF said county, the undersigned,
Daniel Ii. Martin, as general guardian Of the
above named minor children and heirs at law of
Intestate VIII Saturday, the fifth 9th day Of
May, A. D., 1888, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, at the office OF the county judge in the
city of ManitOTOc, IN said county offer for sale
al public vendue the following described lands
situated in the county of Manitowoc and state of
Wisconsin, and whereof sand minors as the heirs
at law OF sa.G deceased are row seized and DOS
Bessed to-wit; The northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter Of section one %, IN town
snip twenty &l1. north. of ran ge twenty-orp (2il
east, containing forty (40t of land. accord
ing TO government survey.
The terms of sale are cash on delivery of guar
dams deed.
Dated at M6nitowoc. the 10th day of AuriI A.
D.. 1888. DANIEL H. MARTIN
General Guardian of the above named minors
Schmitz & kirwan, Attorneys.
The above sale has been adjourned until 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF the 18th day cf May
1888 and TO the same place designated therefor
III the above notice. DANIEL H. MARTIN
Guardian above named
The above sale has been adjourned until 10
o'clock IN the forenoon of Saturday. J una 50 ;
D., 1883 and the place Of sale viii be at the dwell
ling house situated on the premises above de
Dated May 10, 1855.
DANIEL H. MARTIN,
Guardian afore,aid
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-05-24

TEE whole thing is settled in advance.
Tue table fend has been at work with
the certain" states for each party and
the doubtful" ones and in the whole
arithmetic of chances there is no show
for the democratic party. 1t is just as
we'll TO save campaign expenses and worry
and let the Chicago nominee have the
nrasi9npgv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-05-24

1T is stated by the Philadelphia News,
q republican paper. that when Gresham
began to loom up as a candidate, Jay
Gould started the Blaine movement in
order to head Gresham of. From the
fact that Whitelaw Reid was mainly in
strumental in pushing the Blaine boom
there must be something in the charge OF
The News.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-05-24
IT Is seriously believed by many tina

IT is seriously believed by many that
Blaine regrets having written his Flor
ence letter and that he viii refuse to
yield to the solicitations to reaffirm his
declaration that he is not candidate,
thus giving color to the report that he
desires a denomination. He Will be up
among the Scotch Highlands when the
republican convention meets, beyond the
reach of the telegraph.