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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11
Woman Specialist in China Painting.

in chin.. painting the wogi. OF match
ing china is quite business by it.
self. One woman who does large
private business makes almost q spec
iaity of that work. She says that she
has found that while she has no spec
ial talent for original work, she can
do wide variety of work with the
consciousness Of doing it we'll and
satisfactorily when she is copying.
From her cleverness in this particular
line she has received many orders
One family had set Of fine china
not handpainted, but valuable and
by some accident large number Of
plates were broken. II would take q
long time to have more imported, and
they preferred to pay an extra price
and have the loss made good with
hand painted china. Another woman
who had lost number of plates from
g hand-painted game set had these
made good, and was SO pleased with the
results that she had the set made up
20 fifteen. This talent for duplicat-
ing is one that not every clever artist
Possesses
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11

2g %.Cy =, ~ Il EendlX AMI lena |
t:yi E[[%I.'' bod Trundy were !
10 Ssgtsl ~ =, :. encamped in the |
1a5a ~ forest on the shore
Y<es {: S.S:: S:;:':;:, ,:' :;;:' ;;:',: i :
the State OF Maine.
l-Z~ They were max n5
aregular business
., snppiyias the ncishboring LUMBER
camps with moose beef and deer meat
on o poin. Of land projecting into the
lake stood their snug log camp.
warmed tv stone fireplace, and
large enough comfortably to house
the two hunters and their dogs,
"7pot" anl ,Tiee.'
SPOT, owned by Trundy, was .
powerful English staghound, brave
and gentle, with mellow cry as he
hcar. BenliS's TiSc was a ''yaller'
dog-a big, savage mongrel, with all
the unpleasant traits Of character that,
in New England estimation, so with
his tint OF skin.
Iige was bad tempered with every
body, aava9e toward strangers, Ind
an oppreq-or Of smaller dogs He had
his merits rs a farm dog, and was use
fni to his master in that iniquitous
form Of killing game known as crust
hunting, then in vogue, in which deer
and inoose, wallowing helpless through
deep auow, were followed to their
death hy hunters on snOw-shocs and
their doas. whom the frozen crust
would uphold.
oao afternoon tho hunters returned
to camp III good spirits, having Killed
II moose, eut il up. and hung the pieces
upon tr.e limbs ont Of the reach OF
wolves ana il ,,l ilatin3 eatcll sap
per and made sure that enough wood
waa prepared fer the night, for the
weather had turncl very cold. they
fclt ready to turn IN to sleep. But
before rolling himself mp in his
blankets Bendix locked out at the
door.
''Going to he 4 cold snap, calcu
iate. " he remarked. 'Jt'll sti'len the
crust mp 50 we can tote that moose
meat ia easy tomorrow
''If it heen y on getting colder at
- 'Ls , =; ,,,'
~, ,,a,t,1 11,o,, ;,
.,r
rl; ..I,.,
'p-ii'ol +" so''l' '''i'' i'e'''iA' ~
hight anal not outaoorsH'
lie closed the door and threw some
split wood ou the fire, which blazed
M brirFtly With its Ii~nts and
~ 49, -, - ''on, ~. ''a
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11
Hints Par Devotees OF tho Nel!.

The latest fad IN wells Is the plain
ine tu,lo ot extra width. Tae mere
edge Is allowed above the r.E u the
hat, while folds an folds t.r4re 4b5rlt
Ii, lower hail of the fac. pagtiaGy
concea.in1 the nose, moath aLa cain,
IN regular Turkish fashion. a dark
eyed brunette, the other da-. attract
el more attention On Broadway. New
York City, drapel in this fashion,
than Il she had worn .Le h'Geons
large dotted veil, IL tie usual plain
style.
The pink lined veil so popular last
sunner Is still holding It's orn. It
consists Of back chiffon scattered with
chenille do.s, which doss attach pink
veil as O lining. These wells are called
beau,iiers, as they give the face q
rose tiat which is most becoming.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11
Swansea Agricultural College.

Tn recent speech at Atlanta Booker
7. Washington pointed to the oppor-
tunities for industrial training to be
found abroad. AS an example he re-
ferred to the Agricultural College for
Women at Swansea, England. 'In
that institution" lie said, "are forty
educated, cultured women, who are
mostly graduates Of high schools and
colleges, engaged III studying theor-
etical and practical agriculture, horti-
culture, dairying and poultry raising.
I saw these women in the garden
planting vegetables, trimming rose
bushes, scattering manure, growing
grapes and raising fruit i'll the not
houses and II the field.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11

The Peoria district paid into the
National Treasury iniS9S So, 600, 900
IN internal revenue taxes, the largest
record Of any revenue district In the
United States. Nest Of this was taxes
on whisky made from the cora.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11
A Chained Heart For a Eridc.

Every bride heard from counts
among her wedding gifts q chain
arlcelet With swirging diamond heart.
and tells of her good fortune with
beaming eyes, Twenty-Five dollars,
the price of these bracelets, never has
been spent with better results nor
brought more supreme satisfaction to
the giyer,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11

-,r EHel.9,a paper tells II q y. -.s'-
Gus retort - A.ca cane abou. IL CT.
TIA. Wa. tried V h"4 the Iaw coak
were h.li a. Ee-ttlIl. ser
TIE lui-e was shor.-:em psr-I
man. and hal several differences wlsi,4
oae 81 the counsel engaged before hszz-
Al last lie sad, Il can teach yon lav-
Brother -, b1: / cannot teach vyra
manners"
That is 80. ny .ord, was the aairak
response.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11

Then came the tIag's son, wounded, sore
And weapoplesa, and saw the broken sword,
Hit buried in the dry and trodden sand,
Aud ran and snatche1 it, and, with battle
shout
Lifted aireah he he wed his enemy down,
And saved great cause that heroic day.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11
Charitable Women In England

Out Of the s525, 900, 900 over which
$50 women in England have exercised
testamentary powers during the last
eight years. sl3. .4e0, 900 has been be-
Queathed to charity.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11

I F. time was
about the Ell d OF
Tebruary. SlLas
Dendix an / Icna-
bod Trundy were
encamped in the
forest on the SD ore
Of G. Ii e g u Ii C o . K
LAX e, far north IN
the State Of Maine.
They were max u 8
a regular business
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11
hUMOR OF The DAY.

Teacher" "Tommv who was r-ae
az Arco" Toumv who ! consi3er,.s
c-o,+ ~ e,,,a.s;nt.t ..N,,h.. y,,,
Home Gna,l
.u 3on,. ~, ~, ,o-
" sa,I nanri. iooa,,,
hard at the t,lrnranb instrument. -.
shutters sot,-pnos,
..r1.. -
,.,- .''1s l'' -
sonora na.I sona,lar. = IN,
futn'a ph;l. ,e1,h;. En,,e.;r
Mol, ~ s.,a,., II. ,..rr;.3
A woman -},re wish ana Young.
Tho master . sixteen ian.;tases
''' '','' ''' 'I'i'.. ChIr,sn ,''r TrIh,,a. if
.,.l ~. - ,,o;,. ~a,r por,r,t -
Gail .La .,t.t H, ,n,, ,r.. l.oa,,
49," ,,', ~ ,,i.,, ..y's. ,aa. -
thonson,l - ) ,atrnIn,n sne.nl.,t:,rr
on.(. ;,
Nov at .ho,,,,,+ tb;nl r,n.l i,
foo,;no - - .ft,. .,,,..I,,., LII.
I,cl. last n;1,;,, ,, Noa..a- .snnt ,,at
.h,nt ~f,aal-;,a,n ara;nf,, nrrnt,,,,
: ;,,
.t
..1 az l''i''I az wy 'n',
=, Aes se o'le" "o'.'''' -, ~ ",'eA -.
nv $500. a.. ''.''uo'o 'e' 90 c,S '.', ~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11
NEWS AND NOTES
FOR WOMEN.


For those who do not wish to wear
feathers there are many beautiful
combinations III velvet and flowers.
Many all-velvet hats are seen,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-01-11
WHY and How Thread ~ Numbered.

The question, "Whyis spool cotton
numbered as it Is, and Why are 49,
fgures not used in regular order: - -
often asked, says the Boston Jon,z-.'
OF Commerce. The explanation
this: The numbers on the spoo!s *
press the number Of thanks" wAic
are required 70 wind Il pound. Tt.-
very finest spinning rarely esct.'* :
three hundred hanks - tho pous.',
while n the very coarscst thers
about half pound in each i.an1.
The more commou qualities. howcvfs.
those from. which sewing thrcli p.
usually made. run from ten - ff-y
hanks 70 the pound, a1d the spoo.- "a
which II il wound are numbered ffeFu
tan to fifty IL accordance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-11

The following is the letter written by
Louis q Bohmrich 10 Herman Mewe'
Of Terre Haute, Ind, fiom which The
Milwaukee Sentinel endeavored 10 make
political capital for its pet candidate
Robert NJ La Toilette:
Mr. HERMAN MEWES,
Terre Haute, Ind
Nh Dear SIR. When ! visit your city
il is for the desire Of comfort and be
cause IA stranger there know you
that ! visit you in your place Of business
You then rs my host and rs your guest
should receive from you all due consld
GRAFTON. especially when | pay for the
goods ! receive and publicly net gentle
manly. The fact that we differ polite.
ally or otherwise on private opinion
should be- no cause of interruption O.
friendly relation much less should 1t be-
ground for abuse Nou have a right to
love Germany and have IA right to more
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-11

loINI ri ,nIiIIIoN No 4

Proposing an amendment 10 article Mi ~
fHr constitution 81 the stats ut Wisconsin O.
aruhinlt the pH-- system.
Resolved hN tho %puHtr. the Assembly con.
urrfus ThptHf ttrle Nill at the CONS tuition
Ias ann rI.d los addfug u lew section Ia d.
auu.h.rpd uut o. read "a. follows. section n
so person. association. rp.pUrinvr-hfp. pr
corporation shall promise offer on give iag
mumh,r or employee thereof 90 any ,uud .iHt.
for cor Incumbent uf amy ul .n ur position
uUdur the constitution ur lUWe. Hr .Hdrr uur
ordinance ~ 4ug town ur muul.. VHIIs. ut this
state. or tu any person az the request cor for the
advantage 81 all or any Of them. any free pass
or frank or any priVilrg" withheld from any
person for the travelling accommodation or
transportation 81 any person or property. on
the transmission ot any m"--ag" or cummuu-
cation
NupuHtical committee ana uu member On
ampluypv thereof No candidate iul and mo
incumbent uf any office or position under The
constitution or laws or under any ordinance
of any town or municipality ~ this stale, shall
ask Tor or accept frpmany person. association
s"-rariurr-hir or corporation. or use IN any
manner. or Tor any purpuS" any free pass ur
frank ur any privilege withheld from any
person Tor tho travelling accommodation ur
transportation 81 any person or property or
the transmission ~ auN message or rammuui.
cation
Any violation ~ any 1T the above provisions
shall hn bribery and punished as pro ided bg
law and n any officer or any member 81 the
legislature or guilty thereof his office shall
Nop,raon within the puryicw Of this act
shall ha pr.yi'r spd from tr-titying IN relation
tu ANYTHING therein prohibited aud no person
having 4u testified shnll be- liable tn any prose
tnH which be- WAS required 10 give hts testimony
ar produce a. documentary evidence
Tho railruj commissioner and his deputy Ia
the discharge ut duty are excepted from the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-11

MANY reqE SIS for information from
swine breeders REGARDING canker have
been received at Madison. The exact
cause of the trouble cannot ut present
be stated the manner in which if
spreads and its persistence in the hog
pen indicates that it may be of germ or
igin. This disease invariably appears
in young pigs from the time of birth TO
few weeks old. and if not attended TO
promptly. either stunts their growth
permanently or they waste away and
die.
The symptoms shown are as follows.
Sore mouth. swelling Of the jaws with
white sometimes light brown scabs
which later show deep cracks. The
scab- and cracks are found on the snout
extending over the head. and even TO
the body and limbs in some cases an
ulcer will form AT the end of the snout
and eat away part Of The nose, in other
cases the ears may be affected and drop
off. There is dullucss, loss Of power in
the hind limbs. tendency to walk on
the fetlock-. dissemination to move, the
pigs usually standing with their backs
bumped MP They either refuse to
suckle entirely or else do 20 in II half
hearted manner If made to walk and
move will squeal rs if in pain.
To be effective the treatment must
be prompt and thorough The young
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-11
Mr.. BOHMRICHS HANDSOME
TRIBUTE TO HIS NATIVE
AND ADOPTED COUNTRIES

love America, such opinion is our own
private property. Words as they fel
when ! was there this summer, when all
Of us had sat for hours around the wet
table, should not be counted always 70
their full value, but due allowance be
made did not reflect on Germany !,
greatness when | answered my father
now liked America saying i like il
very much and wish was born here.
That is my opinion and | cannot help If
otherwise Germany has for me many
sweet recollections but outside Of that
love America more than Germany anc
u | offend in that, am sorry but cannot
help it. Now pray of you to write me
that all il o. Is between us, for n
should not be otherwise, ard then | will
again be glad 10 see you, but LET MS not
talk about things upon which we Sc
much differ Awaiting your reply m
Yours truly LOUIS & BOHMRlCH
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PIGS SUFFERING FROM
CANkER CAN BE EFFECTIVELY
CURED OF THE DISEASE.

pigs must FIRST be attended to By dipping
the entire head in one of the following
solutions, being careful not 10 drown
the pigs
"A. Permauganate Of potash ! ounce
dissolved in half a gallon of water.
This solution is practically harmless to
the pigs ana may be used without any
fear a. to the results; or
"B. Creolin or chloro-naptholeum,
one ounce 10 half q gallon Of water.
These solutions should be applied
three times at intervals Of two or three
days. Before using the solutions, re-
move ~ far rs possible all dirt from the
pigs suout. or larger amount of the
solution will have to be used to get good
results. The sows udder should also be
washed with one Of these solution two
or three times.
"Disinfection Of the farrowing pens
, with bot lime water should also be per
formed. as it has been noticed that lit
tiers narrowed in the same pen at differ
ant times have been affected with this
disease
Any person using these remedies or
having pigs affected with this disease
will confer a favor by promptly report
ing their experiences to the undersigned.
The drugs mentioned can be procured
ut any drug store. A. q. HOPKINS,
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JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 10.

Proposing au amendment to section !, OF
article 10 OF the constitution of the state Of
Wisconsin relating to education.
Resolved by the Senate, the Assembly con
curing Tha- section !, of article 10 Of the
constitution OF the state Of Wisconsin b,
amended 50 as 70 read as follows:
Section J. The supervision of public instruc
tion SHAH hr re,ted in state superintendaut
and such other officers rs the Legislature shat
direct and their qualifications, powers, duties
and compensation shall be- prescribed hv law
The state upHrinteniHut shall he 'hosen by tn,
uUaiiG - electors of the state at the same TIM,
and in tine same manner as members of tn,
supreme court, and shall hold his office fol
four ycHrs from the succeeding first Monday il
July. The,rlte superintendent chosen at tn,
general .'art IN in November, 1872 shall hole
and continue u ms office until the first Mondal
In July .,t1 aad his successor shall be cGu~eI
ut the tim. uf the judicial election in April
1915 Tu" form Of Office, time ard manner OF
ccctug 81 appointing all other officers o.
supervision ot public instruction shah be iiXe'
bv law
Given uudnr my hand and official sea at thu
Capitol i'm th.. city Of Madison the first day o
August a y 800.
TO tine county Clerk of Nanitowoc County
Wis
NV WI. II FRoEHICH,
SEAL Secretary of state
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NOTICE OF Epk.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CT EGE,
MNNll ."u COUNTY Wis. Aug 2nd 1900
a general "Iartton Is T." he held in tn.
several TOWNS wards village. aud election die
~urrrodtus rur first Monday being the 18th dan
u' November s. d. 1870. az which are to h'
o,'rtad Tile officers specified herein III accord
"Nrr with I.u -UhSlunCn of a notice received
from tlH @o."r iry OF state, also.
a NFvu.r,t ASSEMBLY IN the First assembly
district n.WUr sing the towns of Cato Center
N0lr Liberty Manitowpc, NBuitowoc Rapids
Me"mr Newton aud the city Of Nauitowor In
pScru. Joseph Willott Jr.
a NMHsH NJ ASSEMBLY in the Scconc
assembly district comprising the towns of
Duupcr~tnvu Eaton, Franklin, Gibson. ko-sutt
Maple 'rog. Mshcot. Rockland. Schleswig
Two rocks Two Rivers and the Villages OF
l,irl and haaa-ville, and til" city of two
River. no place of Jonas Gamor; whost
-oNrra, terms OF office viii cNpir" IN January
s SuNur i'm place of Henry Lehrmanr
whose term Of Office will expire in january. 4
%. lml
ACor>l CLERK. in place Of Arthur II Zander
Whose term of office will expire in January,
a y 1901
ACor~rl TREASURER in place Of Peter Kauf
mann whose torn of office will expire IN
ArIrRh og TINE Cmclrr CorRr in place %
Patrick ! Mcmahon, whoss term OF Office will
uNpir" iu January, A, ID 1901
a DsrWrr ATTORNEY. Ia place of Edwar'. >
~chmitl whose term OF office will expire ina
January s. - lMl
a REcI4rEn or DEEDS in place of Bruno NueE
Irr whose term pf office viii expire in january
Is - llul
a Cor>rE SURVIVOR in place If John o IIGra
whose trI " oHce will expire in january
a ID lnI
tnuu>rR In place Of friedrich : Luhmunu
whusc term If Office will expire in January. A.
/. iull
\ turNry ScuooL SrPERNrENpENr in place IT
friedrich christensen whose term ~ off
nod I..... ..,r -.
Given under my hand aud official seal at the
city ut Nonitowoc. Wis this 2ld day OF
August a y 1919
ARTHUR II lander
UnINrN MINK.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-11

DoNT BIZ deceived or humbuggci b'
people who claim the discovery of som,
hitherto unknown herb or root u,
swanps or ON some mountain or prairie
for the cur Of kidney ana bladdc
troubles Any doctor or druggist viii
tell you that such claimsare fraudulent
FOLEY S KIDNEY CURE simply contain
remedies that are recognized by IN,
most skilful physicians ~ the best fo'
these complaints So don't be- crcdulous
or FOOLISH Henry Hinrichs
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DOCTOR TURBIN, 1903 Randolph ST., Chicago, ILL.,
provisions of this amendment.
40. 10, ~.
JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 10.

Proposing an amendment to article II of the
constitution of Wisconsin giving the legisla
turc power To pass general banking law
Resolved by the Assembly, and the Senate
rOnrurrng. That article II of the constitution
Of the state of Wisconsin be and Is hereby
amended. by substituting for sections 4 and :
thereof new section to he known as section
and reading as follows:
Section t. The legislature shall have power
60 enact general banking law for the creation
Of banks. and for the regulation and super
vision of the banking business provided thai
the vote Of twu-'hirds OF all the member
elected to each house. TO be taken by yeas anC
nays DE in favor Of the passage of such law.
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Farm for Sale Cheap.

] have for sale the Henry Rnhpf farm
in the town Of Mi-hicot consisting q
eighty acres u band with good luM
mgg This farm can be- haa at Lar
gain JULIUS LINDSTEDT
Office Manitowoc Savings Bank BIZ
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-11

v hen ,Ou cannot sleep for coughing.
IT Is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that you need a few
doses Of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
to allay the irritation Of the throat and
make sleep possible II good Try it
For sale by Henry Hinrichs. druggist
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-11
IN EFFECT JULY 20, 1900.

For Sheboygan, Milwaukee and Chi
cago daily except Saturday and Sunday
at $50 2, NJ Sunday boat leaves at
A. NJ
For kewauuee, Algoma Sturgeon
Bay and Menominee, Thursday Satur-
day and Sunday at P NJ. and Wednes-
day att p. VI.
For EScanaba Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday at p. NJ.
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Chicago 6 Northwestern Railway Co.

Chicago H. Aug 2gth 1900
To Passenger Representatives and other
Interested
Beginning ON the date above named
through coach viii he run between Chi
cugu and Ashland, Wis via Milwaukee,
and sheboygan ON No. H. leaving Chi
ougo ut 500 = N. and on No I, arriving
Chicago At $3.50 A NJ daily These are
the train. which have the Through
drawing room sleeping cars between
Chicago and Ashland
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WANTED 4 girl TODD general house
work Mrs Ncwcmub az Park strrrt
oct eth
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ANN ARBOR RAILROAD

Passenger and Car Ferry Steamship Line,
O.. BETWEEN -.
HanitowOc, Wis., and Frankfort, Mich.
Where connection is made with Ann ATbOr
R.. trains for all points in Michigan,
the South and East.
BETW. FRANKFORT AND MANITOWOC
Leave Manitowoc daily, except Monday 9:30a IN
FROM KEWAUNEE TO MANITOWOC
Nv. Kewauuee Tues, Thurs.and Satur. ; a m
Ar ManitoN oc Tues. Thurs. and Satur. s a IN
CONDENSED SCHEDULE ANN ARBoR RAILROAD
TRAINS.
'TaAiN No. 4. TRAIN No
Leave Frankfort l9.lUa m $50 p m
Arrive Cadillac p - p IN lu:l5 p III
Ann ArhUr $50 p III II 30 a IN
Toledo iO.H p m 1900 p IN
Arrive Traverse City via PeI'e Marqutte Fail
road l2:+l y m $40 y III
Arrive Detroit via Grand Trunk Railway
500 p IN 80 a IN.
+. = LORD AGENT.
Mantowoc Wis
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iOing East

N-FN q III TIVTTT ON VI NTtTIIU ITT~ NWIllNfETI 10
from North and South at - a, m 5.l5 j. m
train gets connection from South at 3 10 p IN
W II YANps3RtFF Agt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-11
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
RAILWN(O.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Going West

5.5na m. train out Of Manitowuc makes con
nectton at Neenah at l8 n IN. with train for
Oshkosh. Fond du Lac and other points south
m. train also makes connection at Necnah at
10 u m for Sptlth
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-11

troubles living from CITY THOUSANDS cured home by CORE
nnmbe nllny Sml stamLs for List Of luesons
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-11-17
W hat Would You Give

To be cured of catarrhf If you OF
y1ur friends have this disease, you
know how disagreeabie it is. IT.
symptoms are inflarned eyes, throb-
bling temples. ringing noises in The
ears, headaches, capriciOns appe-
lite, and constant discharge of
:nucus. Fortunately It's cure is
hot question of what you will
give, but what yoH will take. II
4ou will take Hood S Sarssparilla,
the great constitutional remedy,
which thoroughly puriiies, en-
iiches and vitalizes the blood, You
may expect to be completely and
permanently cured. The good
blood which, Hohd's SarSaparilIa
makes, reaching the delicate pass
ages of the mucous membrane.
soothes and rebuilds the tissue
and ultimately cures all symptoms
If catarrh