The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], October 18, 1900, Image 2

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CO!. AFFIRMS
THAT MR. BRYAN STANDS
FOR LIBFRTY AS THF ISSCF.
i i.l, ('li.irlp- •' Cols: an of Massachn
>(.t,., written ■> letter to Willi* .1.
Ahum manager <u ib Democratic Press
bun .m settining forth bin opinions why
be unpiKjrt* Mi Bryan, Col. Oxlman
i* known tlrmghont the nation a.* a
clearheaded. indejiendent. hence bin
snoe We
them in fall a- follow a;
. ] (vimM miv that there are in my
opinion, two paramount consideration*
that should make the re-election of Mr.
McKinley impossible. 1 hold that a
verdict against the present administra
tion is demanded of the American peo
ple hr-t by the necessity of maintain
ing tin ir character as an honest and just
nation in their relations with the world
at f,,rgi- and. secondly, by the necessity
that is upon them of declaring that they
still In here in their own form of rej nb-
Jican g< -verntnent.
It is an undeniable fact, proved by
unquestionable evidence, accessible t>
„ny citizen who "ill take the pains to
obtain n that Aguinaldo’s assistance
in tlie war with spam was solicited by
United States officials; that lie and his
friends were used a* alias by the Amer
ican naval and military commanders;
that until after the capture of Manila,
to which the) contributed, they were
allow. and i ■ 1 elieve that, the independom e
of the I’hilippim l-dands would In-recog
iiized bv the American government, and
that it " i- not until after the American
forces in the islands had ls-cn made
strong enough to he able as it was snp
pu-ed to conquer the islanders, that the
mu k was thrown off. Independence
was then refi.s-d them, and the purpm-e
ot the president to extend the sovereign
tv of the United States over them by
military force was openly proclaimed.
That the Filipinos resisted, and that they
took up arms against foreign ntk was
something that ought to have been ix
pected. for it is exactly what Americans
would have done, under similar circum
stances,
"In private life, to use yonr friend
then to throw him over, then to abuse
him. would be recognized by all honor
able men a something unspeakably
base. Ills or ought to be the same in
public life, and in the dealings of na
lions. Tile McKinley administration
first solicited, then used, then threw
over and is now killing those wb i have
given it loyal aid against Spain. For
this perfidy of their presidential agent
the American fs-ople ill-- Hot yet respol •
Slide 'I hey surely will be M-hJHUisible
if with a full knowledge of tin- facte,
they allow him to retain his office after
having had the opportunity to displace
him This would seem to tie a sufficient
reas • e were no otl.c for not
js-rieittiiig him to lie re elected.
"The people of tin* country, it i* not
unreasonable to presume are generally
convinced that ri pulilican government is
not only the best fur them, but the best
and most just in itself. They are now
luhl, li-.wi ver bv renre-entatives of tin
Kepnblii an party that they may rightly
control foreign people-, with or without
the consent of those pies and tha*
the i pie- -o control led have no righti
except tl.o-e tlint the American govern
incut mav chisise to give them Ihi
Declaration of lnde|H-ndeiice. which a*
-i-rts that all just government rest- np
on the eoHselit of the governed, is open
ly disavowed and no prospect i held
out to tin inhabitants of Hawaii, id
I’orto l!. o. or of the I’liilippim-s, of
constitutional protection of American
citizenship or o| repiv-.-illation in the
carpets Solti h> Sample
\t but .( mall advance uii wholesale
jin-■ - Wi iff tin* Ma’iitmvuc
fur o. W iCii liiinlNiu A Cu. fur the sale
uf ini lu unli-r iat ].i t-at nearly whole
Will- ruki
All t ! ' ■ I -tyli - anil all tliu li’flil
in/ kiinl uf i ar| I- ki jit in stuck.
• 'all mnl i- inr luiiiilii ilh of mniipli•>
U luri jmri had ■ • i-c\vlicre. We know
WC CHI' -lilt villi .
M i Nin.iK A Mruiiiu.AMi
• ur N "tli <ill■ I IhilTa!'iSt“
Wii.-ti V' i Vi in' i jih awint plush li
tin new n nic ly ' in' ■ -r lit) ll s Stuiniic li
ami I.ivci TanlH" Thcv an- ca-y in
t ike ami jih'ii-mt in effect. Price, ••
( nt S imple* fr. a! Henry 11 iiti*i<-h
drift “tun-
Sisters of St. I rands
Tea-tic!-uf jiiunu and utlicr Instru
ment- Ma-uii (i.auu mclhul uf touch
..nd t* i hnii taught
He ;) 1 toil South 11 tli street.
It n-rlainlv w cjM !• a (fund juke on
; i li- r-e j future ;’i-- were tu(Tet their
■le I'le.a ■-I him fr in *"jnentriHii s'a'm-
Hctm t .luurnal
f Jr 1- Li *l*r ■ I n|iuh IMumun
EHH fROYAL PILU
U Orlgt. -I *! llf |
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J fit (If A ( •■, f • ♦ *
■©• jft lull.f for I him* h lIU.
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V/ Ifw.Ai i ■ •i. I'll ILA UA, IA-
co igress that tans tbitr. The | resi
d<-nt and congn-s- it i* claimed, can rnle
-nitride of tk • states that compose tin-
Union, without regard to the limitations
of the Constitution. If the American
people indorse this claim by the re-elec
tion of Mr. McKinley, they " ill mani
fest indifference or disloyalty to the
hitherto acknowledged principles of their
own government. That they should fe
evpeeted to do thi*. amt to abandon the
ideals of the republic is disheartening to
the friends of liberty everywhere, and
encouraging only to those, at home and
abroad who hate and fear democracy-
For this reason also the re-election of
Mr. McKinley ought to Is- prevented.
In view of these considerations, it is
comparatively of little importance how
s ibordinate questions are met. Errors
in currency legislation, if made, can be ,
corrected - and. if inconvenience or dis-,
tress come from such errors, these can
be endured: if only honor and liberty
are saved.
Tli*' only way by which Mr. McKin
ley - re-election can be prevented, and
the country saved froii the disgrace id'
Isdraying its allies un i of repndii tinx
its ideals of lilterty and justice, is by the
election of Mr. Bryan, with whatever
risks that election involves No one has
the right to question Mr Bryan's sincer
ity when he declares that if elected, he
will immediately convene c 'tigress. and i
will urge upon tl a‘ body to proclaim to
the world that the United States will as
ure to the Philippine islanders the same
independence that has been promised to
the Unbans and there is no reason to
suppose that, when the will of the Amer
ican people has been expressed by the j
defeat of Mr. McKinley, congress will j
disregard it
Not to support Mr Bryan is to throw
away the only chance that remains to
call a halt in the policy, which is now j
endangering t ic good name of the conn-!
try. and the perpetuity of >ts form of \
government.
The arguments that are being ad
dressed to the people by the Republican
leaders are appeals to the lowest and
most sordid motives. They never speak i
of American liberty, hut they snvLook
at onr prosperity.' They do not sjieak |
of justice to the Filipinos, but they tell i
us that we must hold the islands to pro
tect and extend onr trade; and there are
among them professed ministers of the |
gospel who justify the killing and liar
row ing of Ihe Filipinos, hy saying that
we are but fnltiling the ultimate purpose
of the Almighty, by disobeying his po-i
tive commands. There is nothing in
the catalogue of crimes that cannot be
justified by siieh reasoning as this. Nor
ate the othei means that are being used
to keep I lie adinini drat ion in power any
better than the arguments Money is j
in ch employed to corrupt the pressand
•o deceive the people Mr. Hanna's de- '
a.am.-, upon the motieveil interests, by
appeali'.g to their timidity or greed, are 1
open and unblushing, lie will, no doubt.
0 ~;in all that he requires; and will be
i. ,ii■ , i buy every pun haseable newspa-
1 1 r ami every pnrclmsaide voter iu the
1 ontitry■.
All citizens who would save theta
tioiia! honor, and till who till believe in
the fundamental ideas of the republic,
should, in the coming election, upport
the Itciuocratic parly, which, happily
t r the country, stands today fully com
mitted to those ideas
The election of Mr Bryan and of
a I democratic t'ongn in tie highc-t
sen--*' of (hi 1 words, apolitical nm -in
Mt’ixllik ami Miilliollmiil arc ollVriiiK j
ii lar.fi- !<>t uf iitfi nls Mii.iplf- nf vrtiitfi - ;
wpi-rlitii of nil'll r .vi'.ir let-i limn \vti<ili>-
(■ali* ro-t Tin y an* Kivat biirtfiiinn
Blood,
We live by our blood, and on
it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rit h or poor.
I hero is nothing else to live
*n or by.
\\ hen strength is full and
pints high, we arc being re
i reshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con
tinual (low of rich blood.
I bis is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
10 < beer, no spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved ; our blood
is poo, ; there is little nytri
nent in it.
Back of the blood, is food,
,o keep the blood rich. \\ hen
.I fails, take Scott’s Kmulsion
11 Cod Liver Oil. It sets the
whole body going again—man
woman and child.
II you line njl trteil tl, -■•ml fof free Min)ilr,
I * l,„t reii Ir I ..Mr will Ml t ] IT l*. yml
UruTTk ItOWNIC, < ln mUt
,01,41$ Pearl Htrett, New York.
y ituj Ji.oo, all
DR. TURBIN
Of Berlin, Germany, the Expert Specialist and Surgeon.
Who hits visited Manitowoc for the pint SIX YEARS,
Once a Month, will again !> • in
Manitowoc- Friday, October 12th.
ATTHE WILLIAMS HOUSE
DR. TURBIN,
He Specialist p £HHf
CURES ' 011 *° s
(HIS ,NIC j i.'.,.,-,-,. aii.l ihe
Why?
most prominent
h,f:x h .tuon > wi^iThrLt
All Cases He Undertakes Guaranteed.
VnilNir. MFN If >' ou are troubled with
I—nervous debility, stupid
ness, or are otherwise unfitted for business nr
study, caused from vouthful errors or excesses,
you should consult this specialist at once. Don’t
delay until too late.
MIDDLE-AGED AND OLD
MANKIND 1 1,1 r, ‘ are thou-anfi* of you
Ul/llx l\< (X \J trout>le<i with weak. aching
hank* ami kidneys and other unmistakable
signs of nervous debility. Many die of this dlffl
unity, iknorant of the came. The moat obstinate
ease, of thla character treated with unfailing
success.
AI I of delicate nature—in
-IVUL./AJL.J ((animations and kindred
triuihlea quickly cured without pain or incon
venience.
T" ATARPH "'h* o * l poisons the breath,
v>nlnl\l\ll atomacli and lungs and paves
the way for Consumption, also Throat, Liver,
A PCW DniMTQ f Ist—The doctor (fives his
(1 rnn ruinioi o,l_All business conducted
3d—Names and pictures never published unless
are his friends.
WRITP > our troubles If living away from cltv. Thousands cured at. home by correspondence
it HI ID ,uel medicine sent as directed. Absolute secrecy in all professional dealings. Address
t’l letters, giving street and number plainly. Send stami s for list of questions.
DOCTOR TURBIN, 103 Randolph St., Chicago, 111.
NOTICE 01 GENERAL ELECTION.
STATE < >K WIHCONBIN. t
OKPAr TMKNt ar KTATK t*
NOTH K 1> HEREBY GIVEN, that at i,
general election to lie held in the several
..wits ward- x illagea and election district- of
the State o| Wisoonsin, on the Tuesday succeed
ing the first Monday, being the tlth day of
Novemla-f Al 10 Hi. the following officers
ire to is* elected to wit.
TWELVE KLE< TOHS of President and Vice
•resident of tin- Enited States
A GOVERNOR in place of Edward Seotield.
whose term of office will expire on tin* first
,1 *’ids\ ~t .lanuarv A It t!'l
A LI El TEN ANT GOVERNOR in plar
stone whose term of office will expire on
he first Monday of January. A D . lisfi
A >E‘ ’lt ET Alt \ OF STATE in (dace of
William tl Ft-: hllcli. whose term of >ffic<- will
spite on tin First Monday of January A I)
llldl,
A STATE Tit EASE It EH ill place of James
i Davidson whose term of office will expire
m the first Mendav of January. A D I'.Ml
An ATTi >ifN I. V GENERAL. in place ot
mullet li Hicks whose term of office will
•xpireon the first .Monday In January, A. I)
imd
A ■ I’ATI. -EI’F.HINTKNDENT in place of
..eieii/.o D Harvey, whose term o.' office will
xpile on the first Monday in January, A. U..
tIHII,
A RAIL HOAD < i>M MISSION ER in place of
irahain 1,. Un-e whose tel mof otllee will ex
tire on tile first Monday ofManual's \ D IWH
\ ( • mi;MISSION ER OF fNsl IIANeE. in
:i'e of liinil (iil.johann. who-e term of office
,iii , ipi re on the first Monday of January A.
i fitni
A RF.PRE-F.NTATIX F. IN EIINtIKESS, lor
sixth < oiur sioinil 1 tistrii t. eonslsting ot
mtle- "I Wun-hiiru Marquette, (ireen
.aki I end tin Lae, Winneliago, ((Unmet and
\ me >i iti;i: of the assembly tor the
ir t A--emi v District of Manitowoc ImmE
■ n-l-ting -.I the towns of Cato. Centerville,
.dierD Manitowoc. Maliiti'Woe Rapids,
le.-tne Newli.ti nod tin-i ll vot 'tanitowue.
A MEM BEK OF THE ASSEMBLY for the
Second Asseniidy District of Manitowoc county,
.n-i-ting of I lie towns of ('. >o|K>i -town Eaton
.inkiin t.il-en K.-utii. Map. - Grove
otl Itoeklalld S' blesw ig Vw . < reek
•,. Eli ei at"l Hi" \ illuges of Kiel and Heed
. .lie, and tile i ,tv of Two Hi vers.
Ai xu. t oi'M vt t' Kii ins, required by law
lo lie chi sen (it Ill'll election.
; i in . ni.i ' with- tmu I of article MI,
f tin-constitution of tie- stale of Wisconsin.
).. following joint resolutions adopted by the
■ ■ ■ . ■ Mi. date "i ni thi
i uoihir-e .sioii of isint are made a part of the
•regoing notice 10-wlt;
INo.lt. S.|
join r resolution no. i.
Proposing t" amend section lit. of article H. of
th" • "listitution of Wisconsin teluting to good
n su\s.
|e soiled by tile Senate tile Assembly roll
• ■uri'uig I'liat section in of article s. of the
institution of Wisconsin, be amended by
adding thereunto tin* following;
The -date niav however, appropriate money
to he raised In taxation and not in anywise to
• ■institute a public debt to lie used in the con
(ruction or imprexenient of public highxvnx
sneli construct ion or improx ement to Is- mad.
in the manner prevld.sl by law.
I No. 12, S I
JOIN 1 W\ SOI VI lON NO H.
|‘i*oio-iim an amendment to article XIII of
tl < <.titutioii of tin* state of Wisconsin l*
prohibit tin* pass y stem
0 .. 1 \ i ly th“ Senate tin* Anwiilbh roll
iirriti/ t'hat jii i* It* XIII of tin* constitution
I IIII! • !lded b\ addllltf H JCW section to be
numl'*rml an*l to read ns follows S rtion 11
No )m |wi.i- n- o.mtion. copartnership or
corporation shall promise, offer. or nlve lor
;itiN purpo •• to ii 11 y political committor, nr mo
in- in Is v ■ r in ploy in- thereof, to any candidal •
tor or incumbent of am oilier or Position
under tin* constitution nr laws or miner any
.nilnance . nnv town or niniiieipHlit y. of tbi
fate or o anv person at the request or for tin
advantage <>t ail or any of them any free pa .
or trank or an privilege withheld from nnv
I
I transportation of any |M*ron or properly
t lie t ransiiiissioii of any message or eoininniii
cation
No politleal eoimniltee and no memlwr or
employee thereof no candidate for and no
inemnlH-ntof nnv olHeeor position under tin*
constitution or laws, or under any ordinance
1 any tow'll or municipality of thin slat* shall
ask for. or incept from any imrsutb association
c.. partnership or corporation, or Use in any
manner nr for any purpose any free pass or
frank or any prlvileue withheld from imy
person for the travelling acommodath.n or
transportation of any person or projwrty. or
ioiioj any or communi
• atlon
I Any y h hition of any of the altove provisions
J shall be briltery oid punished as pro ided by
| law and if any otlh *r or any meml*cr of the
legislature ls null tv fnereof Ins oltlce shall
1 Iws nuie vacant
No in f-on within the purview of this n< t
shall pi iv ilcipsl from testifying In relation
to anything therein prohibited and no person
having so testified shall b liable to any prose-
I eutlon or punishment for hut offense concern
it 1 ;: " hi* ll lie was repaired togiv •hh t • t im- c ,
j or province hi v documentary ev idem*
The railroi and • nimU- inner and ins deputy pi
i tin discharge of duty are ej.vpted from the
1 Heart. Kidney. Rladder and all constitutional
I and interna! tnniMea; also Rupture. Piles,
Matula, Dyspeps'H. i>iarrhcea and all diseases
of the stomach and bowels treated far in ad
vance of any institution in the country.
BLOOD AND SKIN
Spots, Pimples’
Scrofula, Ti r- Tetter, Eczema mid Blood
Poison thor< i.ddy ■ radicated, leaving tbe sys
tem In a slr> ■ ; ure and healthful state.
I U> " ,iri ’ suffering from persistent
LMUILj Headache Painful Menstruation.
Uterine Disj ‘ements. Pains in Hack, ami feel
as if it were impossible for you to endure your
troubles aim -till he obliged to attend your
household • i social obligations. There arc
many women doing this to-day. However, a
great many have taken treatment of this spe
cialist, and’ 1 can refer you to those who hue
been cured fn him Live ttie doctor a call He
can give all the encouragement in the world
and will cur. you if you trust yourself to bis
care.
pergonal at'-mi, n to each Individual case,
on a profess nu! basis and strictly confidential,
requested to do so. 4th—The doctor's patients
provisions of this amendment.
I No. It). A.]
JOINT RESOLUTION NO, 13.
Proponing nn amendment to article II of the
constitution t Wi-. onin. giving the legisla
ture power to pas- a general banking law .
Resolved E. the Assembly, and the Senate
concurring The article 11 of the constitution
of the -tut" M be and i- hereby
amended, b -iib-titutiiig for sedtlona 4 and 5
thereof, a ii-w seeii m to lie known as section
I and reading a- follows:
Section 4. Tie-legislature shall have power
{■'• enact a g 'id banking law fer theereution
of banks, and tor the regulation and super
vision of the banking business, provided that
the vote of m .-birds of all the members
elected to each li"n.' to lie taken by yeas and
nays. Is? In favor of the passage of such law.
(No. *l, 8.1
JOINT RESOLUTION NO, 16.
Proposing an amendment to section 1. of
article 10 ot the constitution of the state of
Wisconsin relating to education.
Resolve I by the Senate, the Assembly con
curring That s.- tlon 1 of article pt. of the
constitnti ti of the state of Wisconsin be
amended -..as to read as fo’lows
Secti. ; Th -npcrvisii iof public instruc
tion shall t.e rested in a stat' superintendant
nml su b ether officer" as the legislature shall
direct 1.1 i their qualifications, powers duties
Anil e. i ip. a-ation sliall !■ piv-eribed bv law.
The -t.-ite -I'.periuteiidiint shall lie chosen by the
qualified > h eti rs of the state at the same time
and inti anie manner as nn'inlier- of the
-niireme art. and sliall hold his office for
four x. i ' coin the -re, e. ding first Monday in
Julx n tat. -up. rintemlent ehosen at the
genei tion In November. I'.Htt. shall hold
and. t in In otllee until the first Monday
in July i' ■ and his snei'essnr shall be chosen
at the ' i >f the indicia) election in April.
ISHT. ! rm of offtee time and manner of
elect it - - appoint ng all other officers of j
<u).er of public instruction shall be fixed
bv law
Gi.et. a- -r mv band and official sea at the
Eapib ■ he ("Ity of Madison, the first day of
Align-' A I), li*to
Toll t intv Clerk of Manitowoc County.
Wi
t - - i Wm. H. Froehmch.
ska i Secretary of State.
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NOTICE 01 CLERK
OFF' 1 I '>K COUNTY El ERK. .
Mi n ix.iicC'iryfv Ww, Ang 2nd 1 ikH>.
A i.ei mI eh*.", ion to lie held in the
several t v, ns. ward- villages and election dis
trict- in -aid remit., on the Tuesday next
the first M"i .i p. Ding the Bth day
ot No I, A I), lltm at which are to be
■•I .'bd!h itirer -| eitied herein in accord
:. .. e u ith tl i- subs'a .if a notice received
fl'em the "Wretorv ot stale; also:
A M. mu aor Asst mhi x in the First assembly
district • ■ i.risim the tow.i of ( ato, t 'enter
x ill" Liberty, Uaii'toxvoc. Manitowis- Rapids.
Mei'tii" Neuron aril city of Manitowoc, in
pi v, . Ir
A '•t'lnrit or a- . miii.v in the Second
■ •iii'il'. district ■ nnpi'ising the towns of
I '■ q- 'Xvit.Baton. Ii iklin (iihsoii. Kossuth
Mir ■ i". Ml-liii'ot kland, Schleswig.
Txv Two River- and the villages of
1 be, dsvilli at I the City of Two
Klx plat loans liagnon: whose
I"; is of offfi . II exitin' in January
ad rmi
A si,, mi k. in pile a oi Henry Lehrmann
v i . i. tan of offlei xpii-e in January. A.
I11 I'.ffi
At ix Ci.KitK ti Vi'tlmr H Zander
i xvlio-i. term of office i expire in January,
j A D Idol
At" m v Thbasi at v in place of Peter Kauf
mann whose term of oitl. e xvill expire in
.'aanai'x A !>.. BHM
A Ci.Kmi •ik iln. Cm.' it Cot'iir. in place of
Pat; a k.l McMahon who—term of office will
• xiiii" In January. A I > limi.
a Disfiiii r Attohnk \ in place of Edward 8.
■ ' hunt.' xvl use term of office will expire in
■lnnuni \ A U. BUI
A IDi.im i;h or Dki- I.- in place of Bruno Muel
ler, -I term of office xvill ex litre in January
A. D Idol
\ t .1 \i v ScnvKVtm in place of John (I'Harti.
who-.' term of offiiwill expire in January,
A D Idol
\> moM ain plat • of i'redri.'k S Luhniann.
xvh .. term of offi'•'will expire in Januarv. A.
D Idd
A Coi \ i x Senooi Si i-i hintkmik.nt in place of
i'l'.'drii k t hristlnnsen, wlione term of offh'i'
w i expire m Jot. iarx \ I) l'>l
' in under my handaiul oftii'lal seal at tile
'it. of Manitowoc. Wis.. this k’tnl day of
August A 1) IW*
ARTHT’K h zander.
I'OCNTV CI.KHK.
Money at 5 per ct.
ON
First Mortgage Security
AT—
JULIUS LINSTEDT.
Itowoc, Wis,
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ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
Passenger and Car Ferry Steamship Line,
. . . BETWEEN . . .
Manitowoc, Mis., and Frankfort. Mich-
W here connection is made with Ann Arbor
R. R. trains for all points in Michigan,
the South and East.
BETW. FRAFKFORT AND MANITOWOC
Leave Manitowoc daily, except Monday Pulliam
FROM KEWAUNEE TO MANITOWOC.
Lv. Kewaunee Tues.. Thurs.and Satur. S a in j
Ar. Manitowoc Tues., Thurs. and Satur. H a m
Condensed Schkpci.k Ann Arbor Railroad I
Trains.
Train No. 4. Train No. h
Leave Frankfort lO'lOam cfiOpm
Arrive Cadillac P M p m 10:15 pm
'• Ann Arbor BfilTpui lludiam
Toledo 10:00pm 1:00 pm
Arrive Traverse ( if y via Pen- Marqutte Rail
road 12:40 pm 9:10 pm
Arrive Detroit via Grand Trunk Railway
9:20 pm 11:50 am.
E. S. LORD. Aoent.
Manitowoc Wis
IN EFFCT JULY 20. 1000.
For Sheboygan, Milwaukee and Clti
cat'o daily except Saturday and Sunday
nt 7:30 I*. M. Sunday boat leaves at S’
A. M,
For Kewaunee, Algoma, Sturgeon
Bay and Menominee, Thursday Satur
day and Sunday at 7 P. M. and \N educs
day at I P. M.
For Escanaba Thursday. Saturday
and Sunday at 7 P. At.
Wisconsin Central
Railway (p.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Going Went.
Loavi* Manitowoc. a m. 3:15 p. m
Leave Mann**ha TANARUS; ir. b. in. 4:4H in
Leave Neenah Ta*sh. m. m*
Arrive Ahlili nt*. p. in. 7 :.V. in
Arrive St I toil 5 tm ji. m. S: 15 h. in
Arrive Minneapolis 5;35 p in h:5Mu in
Leave Nfena.i II 55 p. in-
Arrive St. Paul ........ Hrloa m.
Arrive Minneanoiis H;sor. m.
Arrive AnblntHi .... 7 45 am
5 na in. train out of Mnnitowoe makes eon-
Mtftionar Ne*mih at T W a m with train for
* Nhkosh. Fond dti Lar and other points south
thus hdvinn SlnnitowiM* u ehanee to kro
Ctshkosh and Fond du Lae tne sam** day -8:15 p
in train also nmkos eonnection at Neenab at
:IP p. m. for aouth
Going East.
, Leave Minneapolis ~ . 7 jTin. tn. 7:U5p. m
Paul B:fW
lii'rvp Ashland s 4O m 7 j> m
l<uave N*ennh 5:15 p. m, s-nou. m
Ijeavo Meimsha .5 L*s p. in s Ida. m
Arrive Mnnltowi*- 7ah j> m !45 h m
h mi a m train out Nts'imh ureta i'onniH’tion
from North and South at 7 a m 515 p. m
train eoniie< tin f**oin South at 8; p. m
W !1 Vam Koairr At
SEEQER BROS. & MILLER,
DENTISTS.
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET, MANITOWOC, WIS.
Local Anaesthetics used for painless
extraction of teeth.
PERUNA CURES CATARRH
OF KIDNEYS EVERY TIME.
DANGEROUS
[’eruna Creating n National Sensation In the Cure i [
of Girontc Ailments of the Kidneys. ' S * N3
Mr. John Vance, of Hartford City, Ind. ]
says: “My kidney trouble is much
better. I have improved so much that
everybody wants to know what medi
cine I am using. I recommend Peruna
to everybody and some have commenced
to use it. The folks all say that if Dr.
Hartman’s medicine cures me it must be
groat.”
Mr. J. Brake, of Petrolca, Ontario,
Canada, writes: ••Pour years ago I
had a severe attack of Bright's Dis
ease, which brought me so low the
doctor said nothing more could be
done for me. I began to to take Peruna
and Manalln. and In three months I
was a well man, and have continued
so ever since. ”
At the appearance of the first symptom
of kidney trouble, Peruna should be
taken. This remedy strikes at once the
very root of the disease. It at once re
lieves the catarrhal kidneys of the stag
nant blood, preventing the escape of
serum from
runa stirua- :
lates the kid
convulsi o n a
which are sure to follow If the poison#
are allowed to remain. It gives great;
vigor to the heart’s action and digestive!
I system, both of which are apt to faill
rapidly In this disease.
Peruna cures catarrh of the kldneym
simply because It cures catarrh when *|
ever located.
A book on catarrh, written by Dr. !
Hartman, will bo sent free to any ad*
dress by The Peruna Medicine Cc>*i
Columbus, Ohio. „ J