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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-03-20
PREMIUM OFFERED.

A premium of $40 will be given for the
three best colts sired by the important
Percbaron stallion Alerion of Reedsville,
800 for first, SO for second, s. for third.
Decision TO be made by the judges at the
county fair of 1891.
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A good strong boy. wanted,to learn the
timers trade at The Rand 4 Roemer
Hdwe Co.
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WE have no hesitation III recommend
ing Garland" Stoves and Ranges. Their
high reputation for durability, economy
Of fuel. convenience and artistic finish,
stamps them as the best in the world.
1t is the constant aim OF the manufactur-
ers TO make the very best stove that can
be produced. They are unrivaled. For
sale by the Rand & Roemer Hdwe Co.
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A theatrical entertainment consisting
OF three act drama in English, and a
one act comedy in German, will be gwen
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aic
Society at the Turner's Opera House on
the evening of Easter Monday, Apr. 7th.
Dancing will follow the entertainment.
Admission 35cts. children 25cts. The
Ladies solicit your patronage.
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TO VESSEL OWNERS AND
OTHERS

The law officers of the War Depart
ment have expressed the opinion that the
free distribution of Lake Survey Charts
to vessels etc. is Illegal, Sec. 226, r. S.
The Secretary of War has concurred in
this opinion, IN accordance with which,
such charts will not be furnished free as
heretofore, but may be purchased at the
rate of 3Octs for each chart, by applying
to 0. M. Poe,
Colonel of Engineers
Byt. Brig. Gen1. y. S. A.
Detroit, Mich
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Mrs. BECKER, wife of Captain Becker
of this city died this morning. She has
been an invalid for some years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-03-20

PAUL BECHTNER most devoted can
didate FOR mayor of Milwaukee, is in a
little trouble. When it appeared that
the Lutherans were about to sweep
things in Milwaukee, Bechtuer at once
announced his opposition to the Bennett
law. But there were whispering that
secretly he favored it and his double
dealing made people distrust him. The
Milwaukee News has opposed him bit
terly and Bechtner gave currency to a
remark made by an alderman that the
managing editor of the News attempted
at one time to bride him. The News is
now making it still more interesting for
Bechtner.
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A NEW SUIT.

II you prefer and are accustomed to
have your clothing inside to order, we
would wish to call your attention to our
large, new and exceptional line of
GENTLEMEN'S SUITINGS, SPRING
OVERCOATINGS and PANTS GOODS, a
large part OF which has been purchased
direct from Wooden Mills''and are sold at
lowest prices. We have taken great pains
and made strenuous efforts to obtain
neat, new, stylish and desirable patterns
at same time not sacrificing quality. Now
is the best time to have your measure
taken for a suit etc. or later on, our
tailor shop is often unable to deliver
same in the short time allowed after Civ
ing your order. SCHUETTE Bros.
DIR. THATCHER has now secured new
local anasthetic discovered by DR.. Ii.
Banzhaf, Northeran gentleman. By its
use teeth may be extracted without any
pain whatever while the patient is per-
fectly conscious. 1t is to dentistry
gerry, and the doctor says will entirely
supersede the use of gas, ether and
chloroform in the extraction Of teeth and
minor surgery. With a single exception
DR.. Thatcher is the only dentist in the
city possessing the secret of this wonder
ful annsthetic. We take pleasure in
calling the attention of our readers to
the statement, in another place, of
several well-knowr gentlemen, who have
thoroughly tested this new ansesthetic.
We take pleasure in certifying to the
wonderful effect of DR.. Thatcher's new
anasthetic, having had several bad teeth
and roots extracted without the least
PAIN whatever. We consider it far pref
cradle to gas: VIM. Arid, druggist East
jacksonville; A. Belnap, principal Lavil
la public school; W. f. Seeba, merchant
Brooklyn; Z. Hale, capitalist, n. Y
Metropolis Florida.
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Detroit, Mich.
e. S. Engineers Office, "a w. Congress St

ED. SCHNEIDERMANN who has been
spending the winter on the Pacific coast
reached Mamtowoc yesterday to be in
readiness for the summer.
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JOIN Conner died at the residence of
his daughter in Chicago on Wednesday
March II. He was brother of Mrs.
Dana Richardson of this city and was
one of the early settlers of the county.
His remains were inferred in the GENE
sery at Two Rivers on Friday last.
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MEMS, Young Mems, Boys and Child
rens Hats, IL Gases delivered to Us by
the new line just opened. These hats
bought direct from manufacturers
Trust & Co. n. Y. and comprise every
thing new as to style and color in fur,
stiff and wool hats. Would kindly draw
your attention to this line, it being lar
ger than ever. FL. EsCH.
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CHEAP TEETH.
TE LTH e 90 4 SET

IL St.po u NoI-L
Laughing gas Vitalized air for the pain
less extraction of teeth at Seeger Bros. 2
doors south Of Post Office.
CONGRESSMAN BRICKNER argued before
the committee on rivers and harbors for
an appropriation of $4,000 for the Mani
towoc harbor. Mr.. sBrickner is a very
faithful representative.
We are Offering % pieces Of plain color
ed cotton brocade dress goods at Sets a
yard that usually sell for ) cts yard.
SCHUETTE Bros.
ALL steamers must now carry little
cannon similar to those nsed at life saw
ing stations, with which to shoot lines in
case the crew should find it necessary to
save themselves by means of the life line.
CHEESE FACTORY OWNERS
Get your OLD RUSTY cheese hoops
re-galvanized or re-tInned at The Rand
& Roemer Hdwe Co. tt
THE manifesto of the Catholic bishops
against the Bennett law was read IN most
of the Catholic churches of this state on
Sunday last. Some of the clergy had
independence enough to refuse to read it.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
TEACHERS who have attended the spring
series of examinations must have large
measure of patience. There is a nouns
tain of papers to examine on which the
work of a week scarcely makes an i'm
preston.
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QUITE a number OF grand army people
from this city are in Milwaukee this
week attending a state meeting OF the
Ct. A. r.
TIE assignee's sale of E. S. Shermans
Stock OF Boots and Shoes is now open.
Take advantage of it now. tt.
OwING to some defect in the heating
apparatus of the north side school, school
was dismissed for the week. There will
be no vacation at the usual time.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN CORN CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sores
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
WV. ScHUErzE OF the Third ward of
this city was bitten in the thumb by
cat and now his arm is badly swollen and
is exceedingly painful. Shoot the cats
and the dogs.
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MARRIED

March 10th by the Rev. G.. Bossard
Robert Powell and Eliza Birdsall, both
from KOssuth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-03-20

First publication March H. 1871 No. ~
STAfE OF WISCONSiN-CouSfY COURT FoR
- MANITowoc COUNTY. In probate
In the matter of the estate of Rodger Shanahar
deceased.
To ali whom IL may concern: Letters tesla
mentary said estate of Ro1ger Shanahan, de-
ceased, testate having bcen issued to lanes
Ryan and Martin ShanahaE ON the 10th day of
March, a. D. 1880 and six months from and after
said day being allowed ard limited for creditors
to present their claims for examination and al
lowance. notice is hereby given that the court
aforesaid will ut a regular terms thereof To he
held on the first Tuesday in each of the months
of May and June, $50 and at a special term Of
ea,d court TO be held on Tuesday, September g,
1c9b at the probate Office in the city Of Mantle
voc, IN said county. receive, examine, ard I'D
just all claims and demands of all persons against
said deceasd.
Dated March 10, 1890.
BY the Court,
april10 EMIL BAENSCH. County Judge.
SCHMiTZ * kIRwAN, Attys,
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CALL at Lehmkuhl & Dicke's
nd carefully look over the

Weao Improved CkamlPfo"
CLAIM Q)riUe BiWaer it will
interest you. 3
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FOR SALE.

/ offer my residence on York and
Eighth street for sale. There are two
lots dwelling house and barn. Enquire
of Z. Krummheur.
VELVET ribbons are now used to a
great extent as trimming. We now have
good line of colors in two grades -
satin back and cotton back as we'll as
black. 20 SCHUErTE Bros.
DoE'r forget that tonight Prof. r. W.
Way will open his dancing school at
Woods Hall-all those wishing to take a
course this season should not fail to ap-
pear. Remember.
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THEY MUST GO.

Don't wait; but come now and get your
Boots and Shoes at the assignee's sale OF
E. S. Sherman's Stock. tt
T. r. KRAINIK has been engaged by
the f. & P. NJ. to look after freight
shipped to and from Manitowoc over the
line. He will be found at the office in
the new warehouse.
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FOR SALE.

orchard. Enquire OF
w. KRAINIK, ManitowOc.
Two RIVERS has paid no attention to
the provision in the Cooper law prohib-
iting any person from running for two
offices. And Two Rivers is right. The
prohibition is unquestionably unconsti-
tutional.
DON'T WHIP A SICK HORSE.
Nor take Cathartic Pills when your
bowels or liver are sluggish. They are
Nerve and Liver Pills. They act through
the nerves. Samples free at 0. A. Alter.
CHARLES BEERS has taken out his gas
lights and his place is now lighted up by
electric lamps. The Electric Co. has
given such thorough satisfaction to all
its patrons that it has no difficulty in ex-
tending its business.
7. C. SHOVE is spending a happy per-
iod of business life. His public spirit
has made him an oracle for business men
and he is always willing to quit his desk
to give advice to young man about to
enter into business.
AN item in last weeks issue crediting
the ladies of the NJ. f. church Of this
city with havin gsent relief to Dakota suf-
ferers. should have included in the chart
table work the ladies of all the churches
and the people generally.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
Denounced a. Usurers.

Fortunately the digniied repose of the
Bank of England is not often interrupted
by the arrival of gentleman who de-
nounces the assembled cashiers as 'usur-
ers and thieves" Such an individual
did yesterday enter the bank, and, be-
sides uttering the above atrocious senti-
ments with regard to the business there
in transacted, distributed various PAM
phlets bearing upon "the infamous ma
tional sin called interest,"" Anybody who
gave or took interest ought to be denied
Christian burial, according to this COM
pendium of theologico.f o.financial knowl-
edge. There are good many sane peo-
pie who disapprove Of usury, including
Mr.. Ruskin and most of the philosophic
Socialists, but they do not carry their
theories into practice in the manner of
the impulsive gentleman who bestowed
"piece of his mind" on the astonished
Bank of England oficials.-London Tel
egraph.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
Changing the oxus' Course,

According to private information from
Merv the construction of the large dam
changing the course of the Oxus, known
under the ancient name of Sultan Bend,
is being pushed forward with great en-
ergy. Among the people there great ex-
citement prevails, as there seems to be no
doubt that large tracts of country will be
ruined as soon as the waters of the Amoo
Daria are diverted to the large territories
which have now for three years belonged
to the czar himself. The water of the
river will not be sufficient for the terri
tories now cultivated by the natives and
for the large imperial estates.-Cor. Lon
don News.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
CiCAretkaa in Society.

"Now didn't really see these with my
own eyes and touch them with my own
fingers" said charming woman, "but
the some one who did told me. 1t was
at dove luncheon, the last course had
disappeared, and the ladies sat over their
coffee. Then the walters brought the
tiniest packages you ever saw of Turkish
cigarettes. The cigarettes were of she
finest Turkish leaf, perfumed, and the
outer wrapping of each one was of pale
rose colored satin. They were altogether
too pretty to smoke. But did they
smoke them? was not there, you re-
member; but don't half the women in
New York smoke a cigarette once in a
while, and do you suppose they could re.
sist the particular temptation of these
dear little rose colored things? don't.
New York Evening Sun.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17

Parisians are interested in singularly
learned seal that has just made his debut
at the Fernando circus. It came from
Russia when quite young, having been
sent to fishmonger in Orleans. Instead
Of killing him and selling him in pieces
to his customers, the fishmonger took
compassion on the queer little animal
and made household pet of him.
At the end of six years Phopho, as the
seal is called, grew to be big fat fellow.
He always came when he was called and
cheerfully gave his paw, or, rather, his
fipper, to everybody that he was intro
duced to. In addition to this evidence
Of good breeding, he displayed remark
able talents and skillfully performed feats
that would make an imperfectly edu-
Gated terrier ashamed of himself. On
fine days the seal tramps along at lively
fiphap gate portion of the distance
between his boarding house and the Fer
nando circus, where he is exhibited. On
wet days, strange enough, h, insists on
being taken in carriage. He has a hor-
ror of rain.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17

KeeIy's methods, and his failures, have
combined to engender distrust and even
arouse ridicule, but in the light Of last
Saturdays display before Professor Leidy
and others it will not do to deny that
Keely has discovered that which no other
man has discovered. And il the divine
art is needed to summon this new genii
from the Vastly deep Of illimitable space
then the power of music has been In
vested with fresh interest, and its ability
to simply soothe the savage breast has
been immeasrrably transcribed. And
II, as was shown on Saturday, a single
musical note can, through Keely's dis
covery, cause brass cup full Of nails to
float In water, another miracle has been
wrought by the brain of man, and the
close Of the Nineteenth century will be
marked by discovery which will place
the name of the Philadelphian, Keely,
alongside that Of his predecessor, Frank
Hn.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
Pie Timber Is Scarce.

Every lover of pie-and almost every
person, either secretly or openly, does
love pie-will be interested in the fateful
fact that "pie timber" under which gen.
eric term is comprehended dried apples,
peaches, plums, squash, pumpkins, etc.,
is scarce. Evaporated apples have gone
up 25 or 80 per cent. since the beginning
of the year. Canned apples, pie peaches,
and the product of the golden skinned
pumpkin and the sober squash are all
higher, and have an upward tendency.
The raw material for an important and
adult American industry may not be in
the bony clutch of famine, but it is in a
condition which every thoughtful lover
of pie must regard with serious concern.
New York Commercial Bulletin.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
Remarkable Surgical opsration.

Drs. John s. Mahon and W. M. Her
ron, of Allegheny, performed the novel
operation of intubation on Charles E.
Locke, the 3-year-old son of the pastor
of the Smithfield Street NJ. E. church.
The little fellow was suffering from diph-
iberia and could hardly breathe. The
mouth Of the patient was distended by a
gag, which also dilated the throat. A
cone shaped silver tube was then inserted
in the windpipe, but so placed as not to
interfere with the esophagus or passage
to the stomach. Immediate relief was
experienced, and constitutional treat
ment of the disease was begun.
The old method of making an incision
in the wind pipe and placing the tube
therein had the very dangerous and OBJ
jectionable feature of permitting the cold
air to enter the lungs, which in many in
stances produces pneumonia. By the
other means the inhalations are warmed
by passing through the mouth and nos
trils, or, in other words, natural breath
ing is restored. The operation was per-
formed in this locality but once before,
and that was in a case where child's air
passage was almost closed by Group. The
tube is inserted by means of curved for
ceps. The new treatment was invented
by celebrated physician of Chicago,
and has been in use only two years.
Pittsburg Leader.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
An Act Of Heroism RECALLED.

Capt. Bond Shelton, who was present
at the recent wedding of his nephew,
Lord Louth, is-or was-the young cor.
net of dragons who, when the ill-fated
Birkenhead struck on the rock (1S52),
helped to save the women and children,
and when this was done marshaled his
men on deck, formed them into line, and
went down with them firing royal sa.
lutte. The man all perished, but he was
picked up by stray boat after long suf
fering in the water. The then king oi
Prussia, the grandfather of the present
German emperor, when he heard of thii
deed, ordered parade of 100, 600 men al
Berlin, and had the account publicly
read as a record of military heroism.-
Exchange.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
An Old Clocks Three sevens.

People at Porter are talking about the
queer performance of an old clock that
has been in the possession Of Mr.. Isaac
L. French or his father for seventy-five
years and always behaved as an old,
steady going clock should act until a
few years ago it got out of repair, since
when it has been discreetly silent, until
about two weeks since, when, without
any warning, it woke up and struck
seven. It did this three days in success
sion and then relapsed into its usual
dumbness. Superstitious people are Won
dering what the clock was trying to tell
them and skeptical ones are heard say
ing something about rats.-Lewiston
journal.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
va Ar.Ip.. u. sraIIor..rl % J.pan.

War Against the swaIlowtan In japan.
A newspaper and governmental CAM
paign against dress suits is in progress in
Japan. OF late years the orthodox even
iLg dress Of the men OF the Caucasian
world had gained great popularity in the
high society of the japanese empire, and
it had become customary to write on all
invitation cards the word "Enbizukucha-
kuyo," that is, Wear your dress suit"
Some of the old fashioned Japanese who
were in the swim long before the customs
of Caucasian society penetrated to the
interior, began a short time ago to object
to this sort Of thing. The Choya, a
Japanese periodical, took up their cause.
1t argued at considerable length that the
japanese figure was too dumpy and the
japanese legs too short to look well un-
der swallowtails. These arguments seem
to have had great weight with the gov
eminent, for it has decided'to recall the
order requiring all persons present at the
opening of the parliament next summer
to wear dress suits.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17

A remarkable story is told in connec-
ton with the explosion at the Morfa
colliery In Wales. It is stated that re-
Gently the firemen Of the pit-men who
are always selected for gravity and
responsibility-have heard inexplicable
noises, "shoutings" as they are described,
in the workings, and that these have not
been heard by one person alone, but by
several, when in company examining
the pit. Further, a miner returning to
the surface felt himself to be accom-
panied by some invisible presence, which,
although not seen by him, was perceived
by the banksman to land on the bank,
and hastily make its way to the shed
where the injured and dead are now
carried. 1t is alleged that these strange
phenomena were described previously to
the explosion and caused several colliers
to refuse to descend, in spite of their
thus becoming liable to prosecution
New York Sun.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
A southerner Not Afraid to Work.

Alton Angler, who has been appointed
United States consul at Rheims, France,
is popular citizen of Atlanta. Sixteen
years ago, after squandering fortune,
as it was supposed, he applied to the
railroads for work. All the upper Offices
were filed, but Mr.. Angler was told
that he could earn his living as train
hand. He pluckily accepted the offer,
and people who were accustomed to
meet him in society felt queer when they
saw him enter passenger coach to build
fire for their comfort. OF course, il
was never intended that he should spend
his life building fires, and pretty soon he
began to rise. Now he is general pas
senger agent Of the Western and Allan.
tic.-Savannah News.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
Australian Rabbit Pest.

A good deal Of interest is being taken
in the unprecedented efforts of the Vic
torian government for the suppression
of rabbits in that colony. In upwards
of 100 districts in the northern and west
ern parts of the colony simultaneous
action is to be taken for the destruction
Of the rabbits, in accordance with the
rabbit suppression act, recently adopted
by the legislature. Poisoned grain is to
be largely used, and it is estimated that
fully rs per cent of the rabbits will be
killed.-New York Commercial Adver-
tiSer.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
A Fearful Heritage.

The transmission of Blood Taints entail
consequences, and those so inflicted, have
urgent need to purify the blood thoroughly
every spring. Neglect Of this often leads to
fearful complications of disease. A gentle
man whose family were greatly afflicted
writes us thus:
GENTLEMEN: My wife and babe, fourteen
months old, and boy of five have suffered
for years from hereditary scrofula or Kings
evil, and would frequently break out lin sores.
have employed the best physicians, but
found nothing to relieve them until tried
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup. Have used
fourteen bottles, and find to my astonish-
ment they are entirely cured. Words cannot
describe the value of your medicine as q
blood purifier. shall recommend 1t to all
who are troubled from impure blood.
@ JOHN MUELLERwEIsE, JR.
Dealer in groceries and provisions, Alpena
Mich.
Prepared only by the Chas. Wright Medi.
cine Company, Detroit, Mich. For sale By
all druggists.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-17
Harvesting Niagara.

1t is proposed to utilize the power Of
Niagara Falls by constructing raceway
and tunnel, the construction of the latter
to be on the basis of a probable capacity
Of 10000 horse power. The plan is
practically the same as the one suggested
by the late Augustus Porter in 1847. The
contract was signed Tuesday between
the Niagara Falls Power company and
the Cataract Construction company of
New York. The Niagara Falls Power
company is capitalized at 81, 900, 600. The
contract calls for completion of the
work by Jan. /, 1899, and involves an
expenditure of $500, ,OO0.-New York
sprpse