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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-12-14
F. {, BUERSTATTE
DEALER IN
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
CHENdIC. AIS, &c,
COR. EIGHTH AND JAY STREE
MANITOwOc. VS..
(FirFt publication Nov. g. 1897 No 90
INTATE OF WISCONSIN-CoUNTy COrRT Fop

(Frft publication Nov. 9, 1881 No 90
STAIE OF WISCONSlN-CoUNT COURT FOR
- MANITOwoC COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Andreas Frisch-
muth, and Martin Frschmuth both deceased.
To all whom IT may concern: Letters tesla
mentary said estate of Andreas Frischmuth
end Martin Frischmuth. both late of the town of
NanItOwoc Rapids. in said county, and both de-
ceased. testate, having been issued to Gustave
Fuschmuth and William Frischmuth, on the
eighth day of November, A. D., 1893, and six
months from and after said day being allowed
al limited for credltsrs to present to SAID court
their claims for examination and allowance,
notice Is hereby given that the court aforesaid,
will, AT regular terms thereof to he held on the
first Tuesdays of February and May, 1894 and at
a special term thereof to be held on Tuesday
May 5, 1894, at the probate Office in the city of
Manltowoc in SAID county, receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against said decedents or either of them.
Dated November Sth, 1898.
EMIL BAENSCH, County judge.
SchmitZ & kirwan, Attys. dee
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In England it is imperative that child
rem be vaccinated.
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Bamboo is put to more uses than any
otLer plant.
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Coughing Leads To Consumption.
kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
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Europe has women commercial tray-
elers.
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CAPITAL STORIES.

ANECDOTES OF SOME OF THE MOST FAMOUS
ORATORS OF CONGRESS.
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Kunz, Blcser & Co.'S
BOTTLED BEER.

We keep in stock a
superior quality of
bottled beer design
ed particularly for
homo use. We in
vite an analysis Of
this beer and should
IN, it be found that it
contains anythin 6
but malt and hops
We Will forfeit the
[i.3 sum Of $1,000. We
neI can recomend this
II ~ beer to those in need
.f ~ Of tonic Sold in
EN- cases of24 quart bot
ties and u pint bot
ties
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GREAT ANTIQUITY oFTHR PUNE
The World IN all Ass. HAS Eap.eysa In

The World In all Ages Has Employed In
geuious Devices for Raising Water,
The development Of. the modern
steam pumping engine forms one Of the
most important features Of progress in
the field OF mechanics, the details of
which are outlined in an entertaining
manner by Mr., William NJ, Barr, in the
Engineering Magazine. According to this
writer, however. the ancients were not
without great deal OF ingenuity in
devislng methods for the raising OF
water, and it is OF interest to study
some OF these methods, as introducing
principles still in use in the construc'
tion OF pumping machinery,
Machines for raising water may be
said to be as old as civilization itself,
and their invention extends so far be-
yond written history that no one can
say when the art Of lifting and distri-
buting water began. Egypt, the land OF
unlathomable antiquity, the Oldest civil
li2ation OF the orient, noted not only
for her magniticence and power but for
knowledge, wisdom and engineering
skill, understood and made practical use
OF such important hydraulic devices as
the syphon and the syringe, the latter
being remarkable invention and tho
real parent Of the modern pump,
Whether or not sprlnges were ever fit
ted with inlet and outlet valves. thus
making the single-action pump, is not
known; but bellows consisting OF o
leather bag set In aframe and worked
by the feet, the operator standing with
one foot on each bag, expellipg the in
closed air, the exhausted bug Being then
lifted by string to refill IL with air,
implies the use Of valve opening IN
ward and it is difficult to conceive OF a
continuous operation without one.
A representative piece Of mechanism
occurs frequently on the sculptures OF
early Egypt. It has tho appearance OF,
and Is generally believed TO be, that OF
a portable pump. The hydraulic screw
is also attributed to this people, but
their main reliance seems always to
have been the Shdd0of seen every
where along the banks Of the Nile, an
invention 80 simple and sowell adapted
W buelV ueeu5 tuaV ~ Eeuhlua tS'uay
substantially the same as 1t has through
all the centuries since history began.
The same may be said regarding the
chain-pump in China, I'M invention the
origin OF which antedates the Christian
era. This simple machine, which
seems never to have been improved
upon, is in such common use that every
agricultural laborer is in possession Of
one. Where irrigation is conducted on
large scale, tho chain-pump is made
proportionately larger aud moved by
very simple tread wheel and still larger
ones are operated by king buffalo
or other animal to suitable driving
machine.
The application OF steam to raising
water 10 OF uncertain origin, Long be-
fore the Christian era certain applica-
tions Of fire to vessels containing water,
by which effects were produced calcu-
lated TO astonish ignorant worshippers,
were practiced by the priests Of Egypt
GREECE and Rome; but their knowledge
seems never to have been turned into
any channel Of secular usefulness.
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APowDER EXPLOSION
Demollshcs Several Rosldences-A Nun
bor OF People Injured.

Dor OF People Injured.
KINGSTON, N. Y, July 6.-During q
terrible lightning storm that passed
over this city last night, VanDusen
Brothers powder magazine at DEVILS
Lake, small settlement of the out
skirts of the city, was struck by light
ming and completely demolished.
There were about tlfty.fVe kegs OF
powder in the magazine aud their ex-
plosion blew that brick structure to
atoms, destroyed several buildings
near by and injured nine persons, two
OF them men and the other seven wo-
men and children. The terrible fash
was followed by dull roar, and many
persons rushed from their houses in
terror, thinking the city had been Wis
tied by IN earthquake
Anthony Prussack, with his family,
occupied the second floor Of one Of the
demolished buildings. He was sitting
in his bedroom, talking with his wife,
when the crash came, The walls and
roof fell in, and Prussack and his wife
and children were seriously cut and
bruised by flying bricks and other do
bris. John Conway, with his wife and
children, occupied the third floor Of
tho same house, and when the crash
came was reading a paper in the
kitchen, whilo tho rost OF his family
were sitting in different parts OF the
room. They were hurled from their
chairs, knocked unconscious, aud se.
verely cut and bruised by falling tim
bers.
Another small house on hill near
the magazine was partly demolished.
1t was occupied by George Sewolski
and his family, Ho aud the children
escaped with only severe shaking up,
but Mrs. Sewolski was badly cut by fly.
lug glass and plaster.
The nine wounded persons wore car
ried to saloon near by. Some OF them
presented q sickening spectacle Us they
lay on the floor covered with blood, and
IL was heartrending to hear their cries
as the doctors dressed their wounds.
The most severely injured OF oil is
Mrs. sewolaki, who had cut several
inches in length across her scalp, and
was also severely hurt internally.
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HoaIEsTRAp REMRMhRRs

one Year Ago-Anpivorsary OF tho Riot
obSsFyed-Eneets Of the Long Strike Not
Yet Removed.
HOMESTEAD. Pa, July s.-HOme-
stead slept very little last night The
fact that the morning sun would usher
III the anniversary Of tho battle with
the PinksrtOns, coupled with rumors
that an attempt was TO DO made to burn
the mill, another demonstration was to
DO made, and that regiments in Pitts
burgh We're under arms. drove sleep
away from many Couches, and all night
tho streets We're thronged, But these
were idle stories, and where the tur-
moil and bloodshed reigned year ago
all was peace and quiet to-day,
The mill was in full operation, the
workers being largely made up from
Homestead strikers, and this little town
Is going ahead as though the past was
something to very carefully avoid mem
tioning. A picnic at the Ninth street
grove and few speeches this evening,
Aowers scattered on the graves of those
'who fell in the battle-these simple
ceremonies were all which Homestead
allowed itself in commemoration.
AT the picnic fund was started to be
used in the erection Of monument in
memory Of tho workmen killed in the
memorable RIOT Several hundred dol
lars was raised in short time.
AT the cemetery the ceremonies were
short but impressive, and the graves Of
the dead were decorated with appro-
pirate floral designs and fresh flowers.
Many friends OF the deceased came from
distance to pay this tribute.
About the great mills there was
nothing to indicate that the battle roy
al OF labor was fought within its fence
one year ago. The force Of men in the
works came and went amid no such
scenes as witnessed the efforts to run
the great plant this time last year. The
company itself Is largely tho cause Of
the failure Of the people TO indulge in
noticeable demonstrations. 1t has been
talked of, but tho Carnegie manage.
ment posted q notice In the mill that
every man not working to-day would
be discharged, and this cnrbed tho
more turbulent spirits for all Home
stead.
But Notwithstanding tho seeming
apathy Homestead does remember, and
to many the recollection is bitter
one. Tho mill has been working steadily
for nearly eight months, yet the effect
OF the long idleness is yet severely felt.
Merchants complain incessantly; bust
ness men generally find little financial
encouragement, and few municipal i'm.
provements are to be found. The pay
ment OF debts contracted during the
struggle has swallowed most OF the sur
plus earnings, and this served TO keep
alive the memory OF the fight. The
only thing which seelns to have out
grown the struggle IL the wonderful
mill itself. Large as 1t wis before, the
capacity has been increased fully one
fourth this year. Last year several
other mills in America could in justice
rival the plant, but now 1t stands pre-
eminent as the largest producer of fin
ished steel in this country and possibly
the world.
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THE PRESIDENT ILL.
IIo is Confined to His he'd With an Attack
of rheumatism.

He is Confined to His bed with an Attack
of rheumatism.
BuzzARD's BAY, MASS, July GA call
Just made at Gray Gables reveals tho
fact that the President lie confined to his
room. Col. D. s. Lamont says that Mr..
Cleveland has an attack OF rheumatism
In his foot and knee, complaint from
which he has suffered for many years,
and which Is no doubt aggravated at
this time by the hard work aud severe
strain on his strength which tho Presl.
dent has undergone since tho fourth OF
March. Tho trouble has been hanging
about him for some weeks, but has now
80 much incronsed In severity that he
will DO compelled to take absolute rest
IN order that no may DO at his post oil
duty ut tho special meeting OF Congress
next month. It will be necessary for
tho President to dony himself 30 visit;
ors for tho present and his friends will
OF courso observe his request that hO DO
permitted to got all possible benefit
from his vacation.
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. Ii you are afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung throat or
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund.
ed. We could not mako this offer did
we not know that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery could be relied on. 1t never dis.
appoints. Trial bottle frees at the Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store. Largo size Soc.
and 81, 2
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ducing aniline color and alizarin he
mentions one where 20 chemists are
constantly employed, one where 60 are
employed and one where rs chemists
are employed, OF whom SO hold the Phi.
D, degree. He next give some Stats.
tics, showing that the anillne color and
alizarin industry Is now 60 great that
Germany exported these materials to
the Valuableof about $l5, 0O0, 600 in 1891,
This, be Gays, Is somewhere about nine.
tsnths Of tho colorlng matters now pro-
duced.
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No other medicine in tho, world was
ever given such test Of ia curative
qualities as Otto's Cure. Thousands Of
bottles Of this great German remedy
are being distributed free Of charge by
druggists in this country to those
afflicted with consumption, asthma,
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia and
all throat and lung diseases, giving the
people proof that Otto's Cure will cure
them, and that 1t is tho grandest tri.
umph OF medical science. For sale only
by Logan sDrug Company. Samples
free. Large bottles Soc. 2
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AIIero remembered.

WAsttNaroN, D. O., July 0.--Dasil
Lockwood, tue colorod hero Of tho
Ford's thcator disaster, has been pro.
sentcd with a gold witch. Lockwood Is
tho inan who climbed into ono OF tho
hack windows by means Of telegraph
noie, and 30 held ladder that about
lwonty.tlyo ironglod clerks got out.
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In thousands Of cases tho cure Of a
cough IL tue preventive Of consumption.
Tho suroBE cough medicine In tho world
10 DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on guarantee Of salts.
faction. Daw
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..,.,,ao d, 1n,,n.,rlnl Clloml1try.

In an article In "Naluro" on tho up.
Orccintion Of science by German ,nanu'
iacturofg, Professor II. u, Armstrong
glyuB nm interesting account OF goino oil
tl,s largo manufacturer Of dye stuhs In
Germany, In tho establishments pro-
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
TImO 1ablo 10. .. q tak0 oIIec! l?loI 9. M.

Time Table No. q, to takO effect 1901 a. IN,
SUNDAY May %, 1879
Leave Wheeling -tjii0. TOTO. t7!4J, tg;iI A. M,
s2iG1, tliOl, I35, 1000, 1880 p. m
Leave Peninsula $40 1910, f7!52, 1851 a IN,
y1.b0 ta.06, ol.il, l6.n6, t6:3O .. M
Leave Terminal Junction tG:R, ei0.i1 n. H.,
I2il7, e2:SO, tlg7 5bi97 i0,6j tsi!i jlO!i2 b. m,
Leave Martins Ferry iO!aS, SlO;Sh IN, t2izl,
Leave Peninsula $40, ei0'bt u. M, t2I29 v1ig,
tSi9g, SSi90 zoos. ts!as, fiOOi y. IN.
Arrive Wheeling elliOO a. MT tl3,
t2ibO. lbi5 iiIl6. til5 tsAb il.01 p. nj.
sDnliy. tDAlly except Sunday. kSunday only
All trains Viii run on EASTERN limo
j,E TAUsSiG, Superintendent
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on cry Pa, luly6.-opened, highest, low.
"a s AID closed S SSs i29S go 9SS Hl,a runs
NEW YOnk, July 6.--rCtrQloum neglected, no
sales; August option b71SC bid
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roko tno l,nl,lmorc = ohio 10 chicago.

Excursion tickets now on sale via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip ratos, good returning until Novom.
bpf g. 1893. TrUina leave Wheeling,
eastern tilno, at $3.50 a, IN. and 1ig6 p.
IN. daily, and at $3.50 p. IN, crcepi Sun.
dan For Bleoping car accommodations
and other information enquire Of BSlN-
moro 4 Ohio agents.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets,


The Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEw YoBK, July s,-MOnsy on call was easier
at to per cent last loan per cent closing
offered at per cent Prime mercantile paper
Gas per cent Sterling exchange loNeFat s. SKA
Z si14, Silver market auletIaad WeSfori certlh'
Gates sold at Tsa7s1fci closing a. 7Oa'tc The
total SALES were 10000 shares
The stock market was extremely dull again To-
day. The tendency Of prices during the morn
ing was downward, the bank troubles az the
west and the holiday In London having been
aYalled Of by tho bears TO depTess the list PnIl'
man fell of I, Cordage 2sS, Consolidated Gus "a
Manhattan, General Electric, Cotton, Denver 4
Rio Grapdo ~ per cent, The losses 10 most 81
tho other prominent stocks weTesmall AS soon
~ the pressure was lifted and the bean started
into cover the temper OF speculation took
sharp change for the better, The rise continued
to make progress as II became evident that the
condition OF the money market was more thVoF'
able, while at the same time sterling exohange
touched lower figures under increased onefiligs
and light demand The cancellation OF 100000
clearing house loan certificates the ant amount
Of certificates hayiRg dimiRished, has also stiul'
ulatod purchases The advance IN stocks rom
the lowest was to N. The market cloaed firm
In tone, with most stocks higher than last night
Railway bonds active. Sales S73bOOO,
Government and state bonds dull,
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Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.

On aud after saturday, october /, isgA ltalnI
will run W follows city lllngi
LEAvR WHEELING 10 d. IN, 100 a. III, St0l
100 4, m, 400 D. IN, 800 y, III, 100 u M, iIl
p mi coop IN, 100 p. m, 500 p H., 9ijl p
IN, lllOO n m.
LEAvR kLN uRovE 100 a. IN, 7iO0A ~, 500
i,OO ~ ~, 100 p M, 500 p m, 400 y IN, OjJ1
., M 600 .. IN, 7iO1p IN, 500 p in, Vii0p,
IN" 10 Top IN
sDAlly. O1copl sunday
BuNpAY--Cliufoh trains leave Elm Grove 81
eit9 q N. aud Wheeling At llll7 p. ~,
IL X WEl9aEnukR
col General MhnAgas
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CAiRo, July 0.--Troops aro leaving
hard "a form d Gordon on tho banks Of
tho Suoz canal for tho purpose Of inter-
roptlnp pilgrims who may try to ovado
tho quarantine.
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For over i'ifty Years.

MRs. wiSsLow's SOOTHING SYRuF has boon used
iof over nity ycar by millions Oi inOthOh for
theft children while iCCthlnE With perfect sue.
cess. II soOlhcs tic child spit0ns the gums, al.
lays all pain cures Wind collie aud Il the best
little sufferer Immediately Sold by dfugSiles
In every part Of the world. TWOuty'ilyO rUiita
hottie. fio swt0 ard ask iof "MtA WinBiUw'n
Soothing syrup aud take no other kind
NwTAw
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t,ntion.

NEW YoEK, July 6.-Plg Iron quleti American
$40 7baib6 10. Copper quiet aud weak lake $40 II
lead steady domestic s. TO- Tin ateadyi strait
gip C0hlQgf
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Whom Baby was sick, wO gave her caStoria.
when she was Child ohio cried for castoriG.
when uho became Miss, che cluns to caStoha
When she had Children, she gayOthcm COstOriu
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NEW YoRK, July 6,-Ncw business In dry
goods continues linCtivc. Few buyers have Rp.
peared In tho market since the holidays. and
there ia accordingly little tonotO and no change
,Vh nInVnF
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cwcwuArl, o. July o-COttOn quiet, mid.
ding SIG
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EVERY TWO AND A HALF MINUTES.

q, W. blood inakns circuit OF the body every
I'd muu!es' delivering nutrlment ind taking
vaGS w1'l1 matter to no filtered out by tho ilvCr
Ib hiuuyys ana removed from the body through
,pg oVVWe,N ana tho urinary secretion Any stop.
y n,,,, obstruction Of this procUN may produce
niii,,,,a, lothb Oi disease, such w Dyspepsia,
ani ia,IY NJ, constipation, Headache, Debility
Uo|'v9ps pimpleS sores, erupiiOna, abScCSSOs
Sv,h ,uv IiEel, When such Instructions exist ns
II, GvnVVI ny tho presence Of complaints Bimilnr
VA 'Io Nv l,'i mentiunUd, tho best medicine 10
tnullock blood lllttOrs, which unoc,s the
Ib,",,y" tehNVp- all Impure nnd ViTCiO inattcr
I'M IN. action OF the stomach liver, kldncw
ial"Nyt u II removes all impurities VI
tcri,i',,,. itl .ul common plinplc TO the worst
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Take plenty OF outdoor exercise. 1t
will help you throw of that tired feel
ing and raise your spirits. Don't over
eat-enougE is as good and better than
feast. Be careful OF your drinking
water and dltUdsB add little Of Klein's
Silver Age or Duquesue Ryes. This
will keep the digestive organs in good
condition and prevent much summer
sickness. They are absolutely pure and
are for sale BY hotels, druggists and
dealers generally, at 81 so aud 81 25 per
full quart Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
SO Federal Street, Allegheny.
Send for catalogue. mailed free.
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vs pennsylvania stations.
N lBgnRSg!Vdnia lines.
Trains Run by Central Time.


TIcEgr OVFfoEs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION oS
Match 1T, FQpT oH ELEVENTH BT., WIEELtNd,
AT MoluRg HouHE, WuEELlEu, AND AT TnE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. DRfDdBfonT.
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Hell came very near proposing to
you the other night she-Pmglad you
didn't. I'd miss your visits over so
much-Broaklnn LIFE.
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BOSTON, MAS, July G.-The demand iorwool
Is moderate and prices show littlo changer Ohio
X aud Xxx, 24R26C; No. | $50; Michigan X 2la
29c flno dolAinO Ohio and Michigan do 2ic; un.
washed Comblng g2a23c; Texas, territory aud
California wool fangc from 100 To 45c; pulled
woods dull; super 30la5C; domestic secure d uu.
changed Australian wool Bteadyi foreign car.
y,nI Wnntl nRtn
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

On aud aitcr Monday, Juno 10. Passenger
Trains will run as follows: "Dally. fDally Ex'
cent Sunday, Central time
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"pally tDally except sunday.
J.E TERRY. Gcn. Freight & Pass Agent
JOHN BAlLIE. 1900 Market Street.
T. 7, DUNBAR, Uplop Depot iyd