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Saus unb Spf.
GOrt mit bem su altsn eutterfaffe

Sn man6en, ia in iebr bieIen 8auern=
bGuiern iiebt oas in 8eripsnbuns feb.
enoe Sutterfab aus, aIs Oh es elm ats
ererbtes SamilienitGd tpGre. sfpar idus
berIib eebaIten, aber benno6 bic Spu,
rem ioerlan9en 9ebrauhes an ii1 tras
eeno. Die SoI3tbeile seiSen elm ber'
ipitterteS, bunfeIeefGrbtes uno rnubes
Nusiebrn, uno tpenn troden, beIeibieen
iie bic 9taIe bur6 ibren 9eru6 na6
ranSi9em Sett. Sin ioI6eS 8utterfab,
tpenn es aud itetS nit tparmem @a6er
bon auben unb Snnen nod 10 rein auss
9epai6en uno bann an bic Sonne gum
GustrOfnen unb 9ur6Iiiften eeltelt
tpirb, bleibt elm Seinb Der iorgIi6en
SuuSfrau, ipelder iie baran binbert,
cine Butter BON tabelIofem @eI6made
gu erSeu9en. @S Idbt iih otes lei6t
ertIdren, cenn ieoes trofene SoIs inust
ourG feline Boren bis gu einem eetpiNen
8raoe bic NIT oemfelben in 8eriibrune
sebra6te SIiiliiefeit auf 1T bic SIGiiiss
feit reineS g8aiier, 70 ipirb bieieS beim
lrodnen bes SoI3eS ipieber bur6 Sers
bampfen abseben dnOer8 aber bel
Uiilh, bier fdnet baS trpdene SOL, bic
BARN iGtpimmenoen unsnoli6 fIeinen
5eittiiseI6en auf. 0as aufseiauste
;Sett tplrb aber ni6t mebr 70 Iei6t aus,
9eIdipibt, es bleibt, tpenn aud in faum
erfennbarer Wense, i'm SOIS Suriid, no
es naturSemdB oeroirbt unb ransg uno
itinfenb tpirb. 9tun 1T uns aber be,
fannt, oab, ipenn mir itarfrie6enbe
Din8e nur in Der Hdbe bon aufseiteqs
ten DtiI6f6IieIn berpapren, bic Dtil6
ben @erud berieIben annimmt, uno
oab bic aus iolder Dtil9 eenonnene
Butter barna6 Idmedt. @er's ni6t
eIuubt, Der iteIle cine SdiiHeI pOll
:Dtil6 in einen &aiten, in wel6em er
&nobIau6, Sampler, ober in SGuIniB
,aber9ebenbeS Sleii6 aufbeipabrt, uno
fcte ben aufsenorfenen &abm. Sier
freiIi6 itebt bic Uiilh "a uno mebr
Stunben, ndbrenb iie i'm 8utterfnHe
faum cine baIbe Stunbe bleibt. 9ieie
furse 3eit 8eniiBt aber, nm ben brensIis
den, ranSi9en @eru6 zines alien 8uts
terfahes oem bur6 bas 8uttern iib els
wdrmenoen &abm besiebunsstpeiie Der
borauS senOnnenen Butter mitsutbeis
len. 9arum erbarmuneSloS in Die
&umpelfammer NIT fold altem Butter.
fafie unb bic eerinsen Soften ni6t eez
i6eut, tpeI6e Die SInidaffuns eines
neusn berurIa6t
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@baS. Tiieber's
6GmiliGn : Store,
5l5 2adapanna glpenue.

Dtt btifen @rOeertepaareu aIIer art an
oane. 6uttsr, pUrelIau- anb 5ppfpaaren &c.
Stne quite Nusplbl Sbnittpaaren ebenfaas
uorrathi9, wts als artsn @aarsn, prlds
mon fur alIssmstneu GamiIisnssbran& uSibia
Bat.
Oas 6sutfGs publtfum IN frsunbIiGf etn
aelahsn pCrsuipreGeu
Gharles 8tf&er.
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= abUIf ealIUa auH&mfabriiant, ff9
Garrpairabe, Buffalo. q. q, Iast: SD mar
sspast nit llebslfeit i'm Maesn, aOpfptb unb
aassmeiusr S6pdGe. 8ur6od 9Ippb 8itttTe
bat mid furirt.
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SepeiSen Der SSiefen inn Spdts
berbfte.


Die Serbittpeibe auf ben gieien Iou
ME 10 lan9e oauern, bab es bem @raie
nidt mebr m6sli6 lit, pUr gintritt
oes Sroites tpieber entipre6enb ans
suwu6ien. IS iOa iopObl bas neu
seDadlene, pie baS abseitprbene
@raS cine Sede biIben, neI6e ben
WurseIn uub iuneen 8eimeu S6ub ees
gen NitteruneSeinfliiile bietet uno slei6s
aeitie gu ibrer &rdftlsuns i'm 5rubiabrs
beitrdst. SSeblt bieie Dsde, 70 fam es
ni6t 9Sunber nebmen, penu beionbers
in barten 9Sintern ole @raSpfIanaen
Sdaben erleiben unb Der Grtrag i'm
nGditen Sabre elm eerinserer lit. Sine
quite @rasbede i'm Serbite 1T. i6reibt
Or. 8riesbers in Der ,,Dreab. lanotp.
Br.," ba8 ii6erite SiIfSmitteI, einen
9uten grtra8 i'm fOISenOen Sabre su erz
5ieIen. Die Seri6Iedteruns Der Q9ie.
len bur6 gu ipdteS 8etpeiben bat aber
nod einen Sipeiten SauptsrtlnO BET
9enauer SeObabtune tpiro man baIo
bemerfen, baB iiberaa baS g8eioepieb
bic bereits burd Serbitreeen erpei6re
gBieiennarbe Sertritt bapur9 biIoen
ii6 Saueriteaen, in SOIse beiien oft bic
beheren @rdier in tpenisen sabren
idwinoen uno itatt ibrer ible6te @rd'
fer gum Sori9ein fommen. 9luBerbem
1T unauSbIeibIi6, baB bas beim 8epei.
ben itets porfpmmenbe Sutreten Der
@rGben unO 8inniale Der 8eridurune
beS 8ObenS oorarbeiten mub. Sebens
falls fOIIte man besbaIb Sarauf beba6t
iein, baB penieitens bic mebr feu6ten
8ieien Dor gu ipdtem 8epeiben seI6ast
iperben,
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lin bas SlauperSen Der N1ildb
Al befeitiaen,

6h VSTetttucuI
1T mad Der ,Wtil6p." in erIter 9feibe
erforberIid, bab iebe Sub beionbers ee.
melft uno bic DliI6 in einem beIonoeren
@sfdbe aufbepabrt tpirb, UNI su ermit.
tsln, bon peI6en Sbieren bic febIers
bafte 0til6 berltammt. Sierburd fam
bas 1lebeI iofort unteroriidt perben,
ipeiI bic uripriineIi6e GrSeueung Der
feblerbaft perbenoen DtiI6 BET einem
ober bem anoeren Gbiere immer in furs
ser 3eit, uneefdbr adt bis sebn Tasen,
bon ieIbit pOriibersebt. giotbtpenbi8 1T
eS nidt, bab bic 8an3e, ionbern INNER
nur elm fleiner Ibeil Der WiI6 bon ie'
Der Sub beionberS aufseiteat mirb
nerben aISbann bieienisen 3biere per.
ausgefunoen, bon tpeI6en bic feblers
bafte Wtil6 beritammt, 70 empfiebIt es
ii6, bieieIben 3uIebt au meIfen unb bic
Diild IpsIeih Su perbrauden, ipenias
items oieielbe ni6t in Der Whl6fammer
auf3uiteaen, unb 3tpar fiibrt man sipeds
mdBis Oumit 10 lan9e fort, bis Der UtlI6s
fsbIer pOriiter lit. Serner lit es rGtbIi6,
bic 8einisuns Der @erdtbidaften uno
MiI6gefdBe bur6 iiebenbes @aIIer,
9ause, GbIOr &C., nit Der sr6Bten Sors.
faIt ausfiibren su Iafen, inoem aud bic
eerineIte Menae febIerbafte WiI9 auSs
rei6eno 1T, ben 0iiIdfebIer in apberer
UliI6 tpieber su beranIailen, unb bIeis
ben bel eep6bnIi6er 8elnisung IoI6e
serinSe Nlensen gar gu Iei6t an ben
@efdben baften. glu6 1T ss erforbers
lid, cine Oesinfeftion oes Wildaufbes |
pabrunsSraumes por3unebmen, unb
sipar tpiro bieieIbe am spedmdBisIten
in Der @eiIe bur6eefiibrt. bob auf ies
ben Subifmeter bes 9iauminbaItes 160 |
@ramm S6pefeI Uerbrannt, unb mad |
oem 9lbbrennen Seniter un6 GbIren
bier bis ftinf Stunben binour6 nObI
perI6IOiien gebaIten neroen. SIT Der
RiI6febIer bereitS in pOllem @ange, 70
tpirb bem IlebeI babur9 abseboIien,
Oas auf unsefdbr 2 Sitter Der frii6 ses
moIfenen uno gum 9lusrabmen beitimms
Ten NiI6 l TbseIOfeI 8uttermiI9 Jus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

H9- 9etelt bas .,8o9enbIatt" t"--es
sntbdIt ale gta6ri9ten-nur s2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
BiAtiee Quufte fur @sflneel'
3Idter.

Sas @efliseI bor &dIte i6aben,
bebeutet Spariamteit. Yreisseninnen.
bes @efIiiSel purbe nod ME BEL i6Ie6ter
9Hege eeSi6tet. I'm Iol6es su erlan'
gen, beoarf es beS 6leiBes, Der I6tiam.
felt, @eoulb unb gutter 8fese. Trdg.
beit BEL @efldseI fiibrt gu nnfru6tbars
felt, tpdbreno nebunS sum @eeentbeiI
fiibrt. Sene brinst aud oft bel I'm,
annebmli6feiten bel benz gluSbriiten
berpor. 8erI6iebene 8acen perIangen
aud peri6iebene PfeSe unO gIufpar.
tunS. Utan iOIte cesbalb ME mebr
ais cine glrt i'm ieIben SOfe balten.
g8ia man elm beiOnberS pOrstieIi6eS
Snfelbubn baben, 10 made man einen
8eriu6 nit ben OUrfins, ober man
freu3e einen DorfinsSabn nit irgenb
elmer Der sroben Nrten.-gs siebt bieIe
Srauen, peIde ii9 NIT Der RdbnabeI
ibr 8roO peroienen miiiIen. gu ioI'
den, tpeI6e einen Raum baben, in bem
iie 25 ober so SIbner baIten f6nnen,
ipiiroei6 aber ia9en: ,,Saltet SIbner!"
oa oaour6 ni6t alIein rei6li9 gum Sc.
bensunterbaIt perbient fpirb; ionbern
baS 2sben aud intereianter oabur9
semu9t miro, ou buS 4Hesen bon Cub.
nern cine Grbolune biloet. - Nibts
madt mebr 8ersniisen fir bic &inber,
ais cine Seerbe niebliber 8antams,
BON ipeIden eS 70 pieIe 9lrten siebt.
Dian fam OieieIben auf irsenO elmer
StactIot ober in elmer fleinen gin3duns
uns baIten uno iie beoiirfen niht mebr
Bflese aIS anoere SIIbner. - 8sim
8aueu zines 8efldselbauieS ioate man
feds SUB i'm @eUiert auf Isds Sdbner
berednen. SteittoIten unb Sibitansen
iolIten na6 8eIieben einseri6tet pers
ben, aber man icbe barauf, OaB oieieI.
ben nidt febIen, unb ri6te iie 10 elm,
baB man iol6e Ieidt reinisen fam.
Dies 1T cine Sauptla6e.
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8. SOls
305 Spruce Strabe.
Mm S1minoiI6tige.

Der llnterjeidnete wsIder nat mtbridbri.
gen 9eioen OOn einem idpersn 9nn9eniibeI
uno Der gefirhteten 9 d. inn nd buth
Elm einfabes WitteI 9ebsilt puroe. piinidt
alN ietnen Witl,losnoen Die Wetbooe Der Setl.
ung betannt ju MAIDEN. Gr miro allen, Die
es winiden. toftenfrei sine abf6rift oes 8t.
jeples ienOen. peldes zine fltere SeiIun9 fir
. 6uiupiu6t. afbma, Gatarrb,
8ron6 tits uno ale pals. uno 9ungen.
aTettiouen ii Gr bofft. oab ollie 9eioenoen
ielp WitteI probiren. peIdss unidGbbar ift.
0 'r 0as &tjepl, Oas nidts toftst unO ieg.ns.
reid iein fam, nil idt, ibreibe ssfdqisft an
Rep. GSmarS n. OSilfon,
Williamsburg, Sings Co., Stem Sorf.
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Wfittcl aeaen falte Tase.

Sin gang pO3dsIi6eS DtitteI sesen
faIte 6iibe lit cine gtnIase bon S9af.
poqe in bic Striimpfe; OisieIbe mub
iebob mad mebrereu Sagen pur6 neue
erieBt iperben. Die 9Soae IdBt Ii6
maiden unb ancerpeitis tpieSer per'
.fpenben.
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8efebt uno gut nit chamber Sermif6t
tpiro; bieieIbe reselt unb beI6Ieunist
ben SduerunSss uno @erimunSsprO3eB
uno ldBt oaburd ben WiI9febIer ni6t
auftommen, anoererieits bat bieics Ser.
fabren iebo6 tpieber man6e nebeIs
itan6e, pie Su serinssS 2lusrabmen &C.,
2lIr SEpIae.
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SGbner, ipeIhe ni6t berausselufen
tperoen, perIansen suteS 8aHsr. 5ris
ibeS reineS 8aier iOate man immsra
pdbrenb in ibrsr Ndbe baIten. @inmaI
in Der Bo6e ioaten iie aud elm Stdrs
fungsmitteI betommen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-06-05
HOW IS YOUR BABY?

That is question not nearly as often
put to you as, show are you?" and yet
1t is frequently of much greater impor-
lance and more concern to You than the
later, even il you are "out of Sorts" That S
why we propose to-day, to place the baby
where it belongs and in the place it holds
In its own house-at the head OF the
family; and to aid its mother, if possible
in preserving its health and ministering'
to its comforts, by keeping pretty COM
plete stock of Infants aradr, such as en-
broidered flannel skirts, muslin skirts,
blankets, robes, hoods, capes, em6roider-
ed cIoahs, bibs, hose, knit boots, Knit
jackets, both cotton and wooden uader-
Wedr, etc. in great variety of sizes and
prices. 5 SCHUETTE BROS.
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COUNTY BOARD.

Wednesday, Supervisors Gelbke and
Schneider were excused from attendance,
Resolutions were offered by Wits, and
kirwan and adopted. Board adjourned
until Thursday morning.
Thursday. Special committee on
Bonds made written report as required
by resolution adopted the preceding day.
Treas. Gielow stated orally that bonds
were not advertised for sale. Report was
ordered placed on file. On motion of
Sup. Wits Co. Treasurer was instructed
to telegraph Attorney General and ask
whether state would accept the bonds
without having first been advertised for
sale. Board adjourned until Saturday at
9 A. NJ
Saturday. Resolutions were present
ed by Cahlll, Nolan and Wits, the latter
instructing the chairmao to appoint a
committee to manage refandinG Of county
Indebtedness. Chair appointcl as such
committee Wits, Niquette and Glstave-
son. Committees on Poor on Claims on
Insane and on Improvements reported.
On motion of Sup. Nolan seeom-
mendation for building OF stable for
sheriff was postponed. Kirwaa reported
that matters presented the committee en-
Illegal assessment were implicated and
the committee asked leave TO report at
annual meeting. The follo~iae Commits
tee on tramps was appointed. Willott,
Robley and Gagnon. Committee on
Sheriff's and Justices Claims reported.
Board adjourned sine e.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-06-05
OK Friday night John Beers was struck

| OK Friday night John Beers was struck
with sand bag at the rear of his fathers
saloon and robbed. The robbers gagged
him, taking off one of his shoes and put.
ting the point In his mouth and tying it
there with handkerchief. They took from
him gold watch and chain, diamond
PIN, cuff buttons and some money. He
was not found until fully an hour after
the outrage was perpetrated which was
| about o'clock. He remained partially
unconscious until the following morning.
lie was struck Immediately on going out
the robbers evidently having been lying
in wait for some one to appear.
The sand baggers managed TO make
their escape from the city. The police
department received a great deal OF criti-
cism for failure to keep watch at the
depot when the early morning trains left
Two suspicious looking characters went
west on the 4:30 train. From all appear
ances they were chums, though one pur-
chased ticket for Bessemer and the
other for the Branch. The following morn
ing the marshal telegraphed along the line
and In the afternoon received notice that
one ofthe men was captured at Eagle River
He went to Amigo on Saturday but
found that the man arrested was not the
right party. Some persons were arrested
in Two Rivers who were here that evening
with little coasting sloop but were dis
charged dis nothing eliminating was found
upon them. On Tuesday the Marshal
was notified that four persons were ar
rested in kaukauna for stealing and that
one of them had boosted of having done
a neat job In Manitowoc but had to sell
a diamond pin worth 500 for SIT.
The Marshal went to kaukauna the
following day taking young Beers with
him but the man arrested did not prove
to be the right person.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-06-05
PERSONAL,

| r. ID. SMART has been quite feeble th,
past week.
L. J. CONWAY is spending a few day.
with his family this week.
G. Fl. FLEIsoHER CT Chicago is visiting
| friends In this city this week.
THOMAS HOGAN of Amigo is spending
the week in the city attending court.
ATTORNEY GENERAL C. E. EsTABRooB
was IN the city few days this week.
| Mrs. P. P. SMITH. of this city returned
from her visit to California on Monday
last.
2. j. SMALLEY of Caledonia, Mimi. is
spending few days in the city visiting
friends.
j. Z. NOLAN OF Maple Grove is said to
be candidate for assembly in the Second
district.
JUDGE gibson reached Manitowoc on
Monday and opened court on Tuesday
morning.
ATTORNEY G. B. BYRON of Kewaunee
was IN the city this week attending the
circuit court.
Mr.. AND MRs. WIN. RaHR returned
from their visit to the southern states on
Saturday last.
Mrs J. S. Was and children are in
the city and will spend a portion of the
summer here.
ED HUBBARD is in Ohio this week on
the business of the Mauitowoc Manu-
featuring Co.
II. f. HUBBARD is in Milwaukee this
week getting out the new catalogue of
the Manitowoc Manufacturing Co.
DIR. GEORGE ToRRIsoN reached home
on Tuesday, after a years absence in
Europe. He attended lectures in Wen
IA for about a year.
DIR. LOUIS SIxTA returned from Europe
on Monday last. He spent year in the
celebrated medical college OF Vienna
after completing course in Chicago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-06-05

PEOPLE will soon be praying for COO
weather.
The hay crop will be simply immense
this year.
GRAFrISG WAX the best sold at Hin
richs Drug Store.
THE Robinson Circus Co. has not been
favored much by the weather.
RAT PoIsoS sure to kill, sold at HIN
RIcHs' Drug Store.
2, 000pairs of shoes to be sold at cost
at Sherman's store.
THERE are buildings going up every
where in Manitowoc this summer.
DIR. l.. f. SEEaER's Dental Office in
the Torrison Block North Side.
PEOPLE in this section are getting more
rain than they know what to do with.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
In sums to suit. NASH u NASH.
THE present court calendar has work
enough to keep the Jury busy for this
week.
A good strong boy wanted to learn the
timers trade ut The Rand 4 Roemer
Hdwe Co. tt
IT became SO dark yesterday morning
about s o'clock that lamps had to be
lighted.
THE largest assortment of ladies walk
ing Shoes can be found at +. krumm-
heuer. IL
WILD JIM the cowboy, gave fine ex-
hibition of shooting at the beach in this
city on Monday last.
THE best remedy to heal SORE BREAST
NECK and SHOULDER ON HORSES sold at
Hinrichs' Drugstore.
THE speech delivered by Col Watrous
at this place on Decoration Day is quite
highly praised by all who heard it.
Foor WEAR OF every description may
be had at Sherman's shoe store by pay
ing the cost price of same.
THE phonograph is being used great
deal in lawyers Offices now. A Manito-
voc law firm is about to rent one.
CATALOGUES of our popular 10ct. Sheet
Music given away to every one calling
for same. PIENING 4 FIGHTER.
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THE question Of the post-office site has
finally been settled. The north side wins.
The office will be located in the Tori
son Block near the river, just south of
the old store. A portion OF the old store
will be taken down and the small build.
ing now occupying the selected site will
be removed.
Very few expected that the north side
would be successful in securing the post
office, and many are the queries as to
how it was DONE" Henry Sanford was
the most prominent worker and many
attribute the success Of the scheme to
HIM. Another person keeps ominousIy
reticent on the matter but it is probable
he was not as quiet in deeds as he is now
in words.
The new post Office building will be a
fine one and well lighted as it will practi-
cally be a corner building facing the
south. It will be heated by steam and
lighted with electricity. The work of
removing the old building has already
been begun. In the course of few
months the city will have no reason to be
ashamed Of It's post office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-06-05
DECORATION DAY opened with thre

DECORATION DAY opened with threat
ening weather which soon developed into
heavy rain. In the afternoon the
clouds broke and during the exercises at
the cemetery the weather was propitious
as if in compliment to those who bore
hardships uncomplainingly in the se1-
vice of their country. The procession
was not as long as those of the past years.
Many OF the old veterans are growing
feeble with age and find the march la
borious. The exercises at the cemetery
were of the usual kind. Col. Watrous's
speech elected the highest praise from all.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-06-05
THERE is one lady in the city who Gil

THERE is one lady in the city who cir
cumvents Will Killen. Try as he will
he can get no meal at her house, though
he is piled with invitations. She man
ages to learn from him just what days he
will find it impossible to be in the city
and receives most pressing invitations to
take dinner on these days. When VIII
gives other dates on which he can be pre-
sent, regrets are always expressed that
on these particular times the house is to
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-06-05

CIRCUS DAY is a bigger day than the
Fourth of July Or any other anniversary.
1t is not only the small boy whose en-
thuslasm runs riot on circus day, but
children af older growth put on childish
things for the occasion. Yesterday morn
ing was a lowering one but the streets
were filled. The country cousin was out
IN force. Some of the more anxious had
stationed themselves on convenient street
corners as early as seven in the morning
and there patiently awaited Developments
and the procession. The circus managers
were in doubt for some time whether
they could have procession or not For
some time this feature had to be omitted
on account OF unfavcrable weather. but
those who decided to see the elephant at
Manitowoc were specially favored, as the
procession took place according to pro-
gramme."
The small boy and the country cousin
filled up the sidewalks along the line of
march and the procession was really
justification of those who held favorable
positions with grim purpose from the
time the twinkling stars went out. The
ponderous elephants frightened a few
horses, but then it was elephants Day"
and horses had no business to be around
unless imbued with the spirit and pur-
pose of the small boy and the country
land.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-06-05
EfFFCTS OF MODERN LIFE


Eminent authorities unanimously agree
that the high pressure methods of modern
life are rapidly making Us a race of help
less invalids subject to all manner of
nervous affections, headache, insanity,
dizziness, neuralgia, backache, hysteria,
nervous troubles OF the heart, stomach,
kidneys, brain, etc. Ladies and gentlemen
who are thus afflicted or who are COM
PEELED to keep late hours, do much men,
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Mn. RAHR, who returned lately from
the south. says he was never treated with
greater courtesy by any people. He did
not assume airs of superiority as some
northern people do, and thus get them
selves d1sliked from the first. Mr.. Rahr
thinks he could live permanently in the
south and live on the most peaceful
terms with his neighbors.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-06-05

So much has been said about gamblers
and sharpers as a part of Robinson's
circus that representative of the Pilot
spent an hour in looking up the sporting
gentry yesterday. Not gambler could
be found and not skin game" of any
description. The press agent, Mr.. Koh-
lund, was sought and expressed his
willingness to show any feature of the
| circus which the enquirer might be anx-
ious to see. II want to see the gamblers
and shell game fellows" said the searcher
kind was the repy. 1T is true that we
are followed by a class of persons who
do us an injury inasmuch as they are
| credited as being a part of the circus.
We invariably request authorities where
we exhibit to refuse these people licenses
to ply their trade and give every assistance
in our power TO the local officers who strive
to check them. 1t is not fair to hold the
circus company responsible for the acts
of gang whom the city authorities
license and who take advantage OF the
crowd attracted by the circus" There
was no one tleeced in this city yesterday.
No licenses were issued.
The ring programme was particularly
good. The bareback riding was the best
ever seen in this city and there were
many new features some ludirrous some
exciting and all highly enjoyable. The
menagerie was fairly good and the tent
was so arranged as to give spectators the
best possible opportunity of inspecting
the animals. The attendants were cour-
teous and paInstaking. On the whole it
was about the best circus which ever
visited Manitowoc and well deserved the
generous patronage it received
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-06-05
TIE Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad

TIE Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad
proposes to give the people of Manitowoc
every possible chance to enjoy themselves
on the waters of Lake Michigan this
sumner; arrangements having been made
to make special rates for parties Of ten or
more to Ludinguon and return, also rates
FOR large excursion parties either to
Ludington or other points, and for moon
light excursions. Inquire Z. f. Gaines
Cont Agt Manitowoc
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