The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], November 28, 1901, Image 2

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FRENCH IDEAS OF NEW YORK.
AfoanlinK to Thom Monm tm I)3-
cunlnl nml Jllcclrlolty < n
-{i|profl Out of
Lc Matin. a Pari.- paper of consid
erable circulation, recently printed
mi article on New York city and the
wonderful things to oe seen there.
Some of the statements are a tritie
tail, a- will he seen from the follow
ing extracts:
“The Vmerienns are decidedly in
satiable. While we are still using
steam engines for our railway, they |
1 ave long ago tasted of the benefits
of electrical traction, and now they
are commencing to a 1 ■ don electric
ity for compressed air.
‘•The New York line of Manhattan
uses now. to the exclusion of nil
olh •• nodes, compress.-d air engines,
and -t appears that the results arc
so marvelous that the transatlantic
papers proclaim steam as a thing of
the past and electricity old-fash
ioned.
"The air is compressed in what the
American eails a ‘power station,’
something’ like a ga- factory. It i
coropre sgd until it attains an ex
pansive power of l.Vtu to 2,000 kilos
per sipiare centimeter that it occu
pies. It is then transferred on board
the locomotive, where it is stored in
a large steel tank, which replace- the
boiler. There if is i url hennore com
pressed in the use of reduction
valves, and, reaching a certain pres
sure. it gets he; ted. It is then ready
for u- I*.
“In brief, to IF ten to the Amer
icans, it is the locomotive long
dreamed of."
THE MAN FROM THE COUNTRY.
lip Ik *or:sf line* a Mtllr Si iilrr
Thnn Up VpiMoir* In lie in Till*
i nip I’rnv <'n.
“The country visit >r is no lon per
the easy mark lie is pi. am I,” -aid a
poll"I- :ian to II Chiea ;n im.r Ocean
reporter. “Time was when Die farm
•
the villape air we - always tlie victim
of city confidence men and Ininko
dealer*. That time ini pa- ed. The
people from tie- com :ry have (jro'vn
sharp and it is no unirsual thinp for
the bland contidenee man to find him
self tiie victim of lib own confidence.
“I remember a case of that hind
which was very amnslnp. A steerer
nianaped to pel a man wenriiip a soft
hat, ready-made clothes and boots
into a poker panic vvtiere the bract
was all ripht, a- was * apposed. The
thin • did not work, however, and the
c niatrmi . il wen in spite of the odds,
lii a the cm;/ aew de perate and
Often.pted to take the money by
fore • The prac er whipped out a
bit/, old ia- liioned ; nn an I friphtened
them so fliey were plad to pet rid ot
him.
“The !pot oiil and the police
eoneli :ed that tic s 're n >r wa him
relf a crook from some other fit
Ilive fe-ii pr iveil I iiat w hi'e hi
v. a- <■' illy a fanner from the sonlh
i i end of tin* stale, lie was well
kn iwn in the villa pes thereabouts as
a In t ela-* eard sharp and handy
with hi* pan.”
BAD NAME FOR A COAT.
*<:i il Snprrailtlnt In I ■ : n<l < on>
CiTittn-. Vnnirn >r Mi hi if Unr
* —Tiailtlc ruti n nf
I
VMI- *t u ii tir t.i shake thy
; ill Mlp rath ion tlinl ships Ini tin'll
after Jilnt** Ihai sting are doomed t.-
Id . -.,y ill I in .mi ( hrmii 'lt . l!i
• i t'-- t)i ■ \ i]" r ati'l ( ilira. the Scrp* r;'
r - lint with nearly nil her crew, lie
VV.ISJ. wo- ii cl,ml '.vith In .aw loss
*tf 1 >ry inland, and a s , euml \Vnp, a
gun boat, di-app ■ •■."! in a typhoon,
Ifii i i , he In hi. nf again. In con-
Vyucnce (if Ih i- double disaster to
ships niisiii and Wa-p that naim- lia In i-n
struck out of the .admiralty li t of
fivu abb I atm i 111 tin pat "• have
il, -1 a Hal :mike. (..nitty ain! 'linn t.
Probably anew \ ipcr and a tin" < nbrn
-wi.l In- built, but should anything bap
pen . either of them the naim nf tin
other i. almost certain to be changed
by the a ill limit il ill deference to the
m u’ini nt that |r* vails mfloat eoiieern
■ • naim The only cxerp*
•100 li'i' obtains is the Hi sobll lot:.
Th ■ pre-■ nl ship i- the tenth. No Im
I nan eight (if lln in have hod tragic
fates, and the pr* ' lit one some yea rs
liii" \■ ry nearly in-t di-aster a t sea.
Mn-l nf the old Hcsobitior*. Inovi ver,
earner' rv flr-t t|i battle, hence the
p rp t na' ion of Ihi name.
Mice 'lns fnimc lliiltliiens.
A barber had been giving the writer
inn' ll information about I he hair , am!
then remarked that not long nliicc
iiulte a young man bud come into Ills
rbofi who had b t all In 1 liai’. It li: and
come o'T very sntbl nly and for no ap
parent reason, ay- tin London H|n c
tator. The barber aid “Non bnv*
a eat?" “No," he replied, "we have no
eat in the hot, i "Then you have a
terrier that catches mice, and it come
In eolitaet will, yom lo ad?" "Vi
said the man. "1 have; and its favorite
S'at Ik on the top of my artn-eliuir.
close to my head." The old barber
then explained that his sudden bald
ness was a disease belonging to mice,
(hat could be pa ed oil to human be
in'*- by contact with an animal that
touched them. Whither there Is any
th big in this or not I < annot : y .
I mil for Hr*iiUfn*t I ml
'Hi** latent fad in cure* U tl** “fruit
breakfast cure.” Nothing but grape*,
apple* and orange* may !>■* i*m<*n he
. ire 12 o'clock, nor if tea, coffee or
t.ibei li'p.ul permitted before that
1.0t.r. Of tin- fruit, however. e,-je.i'inl
!•, grape*, the ipninlity i* limited only
y t lit* appetite. It is (anti 1 rd that
ihi* regimen, pursued for a .rtonth.
will effect a marvelou* improvement
iu any compiexiou.
[ WHERE THE COIN WAS MADE.
tunMiim of the Uli Mnnffletnplus
ll tan lie Determined Ijr
Certain Hurls,
Coins and ''coons" look alike tc
most men, but it is east to tell where
any coin of 25 cents nr ov. r was, made.
There are four places of coinage in ibe
country Philadelphia. Kan Francisco,
New Orleans and < arson City. The
first mint was . -labli-hed at Philadei
phia, and a* the founding of oth> r
place- of coinage was: then unforeseen
there was no necessity for putting a
mark on coins which cam ■ from that
city. Hut as the country grew in ter
ritory, population and wealth, and the
mine- in th- we-1 were develop. £ more
and more each year, it became neees
■ -ary to establish other mints whereby
the government could keep track o
the output fmm each place, and, if nr
error should occur in t he coinage, eonß
at once locate the mint from which tl-r
defective coin had come. All coins are
supposed to weigh exactly the sane
as others nf th" same denomination
K!lrer coinage may he pi -t;y well won
before it is liable to rejection, hot that
■s not the ease with gold pieces, end a
slight deer -a< in weight r.;•••• States
reeoinage. It was for these reasons
that marks are put on coins madeelae
where than in the Quaker ( ity.
These marks are placed below the
fade or the hunch of arrow If there
be a letter In the place de-ignated if
will he either a small -. n, or the double
1-tter ce. Those bearing the letter f
are from the mint at Kan Francisco
Others having' the letter o are from
New Or'e.ans, while those bearing the
-tiers cp nref>• mi Carson City. If you
do int find- any letter on the coin at all
.f is an indication that the coin canif
from Philadelphia.
TEXAS’ SANITARY METHODS.
M*xlonn (IfTrml \rnoil H;nc*
Itiil t hi* l(;niKi*rw Kn-
Iniloiim.
T-ast year. ny Ihr writer of an
\rlicle on “The Texas Unntrers,” In
rank I.i slii ' Popular Monthly. there
mo iin outbreak of smallpox in the
Mexican quarter <if Laredo, mid flic
nliiiliitm.t s Mould ncilhcr l.c vac
illated nor would they permit flic
mallpox patients arnrnif them (o In
■•moved fo I lie h< tdfnl. ("apt. Holers
md i vcii nin , ;i , r m cre ordered to the
c tie to erOtree tin sanitary refiila
ons. The M< vie:'us organized and
ruled 111' iuse!ve - to resist. As soon
• the tr< op arrived in the town f'npt.
'oy rs, villi oui mini, went to the
>re I in m! : h n smallpox patient
•as located. \s he was walking up
he street lie m a rliot frr m rover hj
Mexican >vho was prompt h killed
\ Mu pr’vate vho iiCPMiipiinied 1h"
ptaii The sound of firiirr brought
he re mu ini n y ranpers to tlie Keene,
ml they advanced up the street, firim/
> thej went. Hundreds of armed
Mexicans had fathered in the street
o kill oil I he hated American-, lad tin
w
the advance of the rangers would have
ludicrous. I xeept for the neeompnuy
nf spectacle of the wounded Me\|.
an , n lialf-do/eu of whom were left
n the street after th ranpers had
pii - sed. Ihe (dlleia I repoet of Ihea(’ a i r
naively concludes: “After this the
euioval of smallpox patients was au
■asy matter.”
A FLORAL WONDER.
Or iu I fin I‘| Uy ii (.nm tof < Hlifornln
Hml K iiimn ii iin (III* M Sluli
The newest floral wonder I the
"Sharia didsy." original and by a flower
rower of California. It mi tri a
■ tot it circumference, and when mu
,\ a- inhibited reei ally in a 11 iris ft:
■ m ott iii San I'h a lieisco, people lit
i ill -ktil I o see it. .-ay <I he I’hilil
phta Mi! nr i.-.y li\i nine IVsl.
Ii is really anew kind of flower,
iad li i- In en prod nt" by ■ ' ia ■
,r- of ei • e sing an -■’ in . i • f
tiTi int Uiu(i- of I’ai.-i-s bsin id
—I h-- c "um ' tin r;t „e ■ pseii ■ tin
I 1 Kill '
tin- dr. pa tie-i' dal-v.
Tit I ire three rows If petals Ilf
lie |iur- white, and each blossom I*
ephi by a -it e strong and wiry
-tcfii which i- re arly two feet lone.
<>• a.ia ula ge. of tin hha-ta daisy
is i ;o In that it ii see dingly
larily. r. luring nttlch e >'d. so that it
Ii
•i in •■! hit i: pro p I- iii almost any
.in ’ of • il. blooms a!! samner I one
(in I 'i' n.ia in arly all th' 1 ye.tr
■ .in 1) a : may In- rapidly mn'tlpli- 1
tiy ('iii iii.* >he i".nts.
\ peett baldly of this new and la anti
tnl b’.o .s , is that it s. inn" i ires sh "W
e and n . iin 1 iea t ini; tl it daisii -of mi i
ou ! i of "■•.• antic d/e may be
.and r- ■ in !)••• mar' ■' before lorn*.
VViiiiloii I' • • • i I-n I Dlftfifto
'ill inere.i.e in tli* Dumber of la
I nMdin v lies resslted in a hir-.-cr tu
of ribbed and prisirat?• phi for \v!ti |
•'ovi as well as ill the production of
• ipioted inrielies if sell • !j,*> TP i
linen ilioii • dingy roomy. Tint i (
h\ lofty wall-, is increaseo In then
,l. ■linn, I' l n Ihe many fn••• of tie
.. I--, of 1 1 ; *l l ♦ which would other w i ■■
~ - . the aiiulow'i without pellet rat lug 1
i •,• Inteln rot tin 1 ne m. The i
~lo\-inul of diffusing glass U regard
-111 n ini rod -icing "u new era in In- |
i ferior lighting."
I | In 1h •' All
11 if. 'riii- >f lin |>** ■■ i: Its of {i n\ i .
v,\ ha'.looii. *ay s tin hi .< r, that ymt di
aiit fee! any t hing; ail Is -til! with yo,
.ii matter how fast you may he gain ■
You set . you are rid ing w Ith tln w h , ;
you move a ■ taut a it mot s; yon at
part uinl par-- . of it. whet In r y t it w I-I
id be or not. It take* you in iu. in
hr an* ► > firmly, yet so *oflly, you n.
a-.t know il i there. Voe ity n o
iln- teeth of a hurricane, but yon n- 1 > •
know il; all ia calm and t eid v
you.
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ORIENTAL JSXXXjTjH
MANUFACTURERS OF FLOUR and FEED.
JOHNSCHUETTE.!'r>i'ri*< i
HUMPHREYS’
Witch Hazel Oil
THE PILE OINTMENT.
One Application Gives Relief.
It cures Piles or Hemorrhoids—F.xternal
or Internal, blind or bleeding, Itching or
burning, Fissures and listulas. Relict im
mediate—cure certain.
It cures Burns and Scalds. The relief
instant.
It cures Inflamed or (Ntked breasts and
Sore Nipples. Ir alunhle.
It cures Sail Rheum, Tetters, Scurfy
Eruptions, Chapped Hands, Fever blisters,
Sore Lips or Nostrils. Corns, Bunions,
Sore and Chafed Feet, Stings of insects.
Mosquito Biles and Sunburns.
Three Sizes, 25c., 50e. and SI.OC
Sold by Druggists, or sent prc-pald on receipt of price.
HUMPHREYS’ MED. CO.,
C>r William A John Ht*„ NKW VOith.
Imm iflf h is üß&pcli of
I && ,
DVLAY IS
r ;' ■ :mi ■•■>■., '' • i .;■ ooa I m before they ever
I nil ipeet t V.'fv know they ora not •veil, i;> ..• • m-hally Icuor it of ibe -u<!’ 7 t
ipoo them, and . r’.i;- ■ era, unices
■ • AtH 1 ' i■ •
Ip . ... Uemetnbi ■, o tot neglect
I durable bV.tk n. perhaps, •!•••*•.<; • s-elon can *•. J,r you a *. jv.t. nee.
| Tin) ik.l it lj ours, thj tuuu; i may ■
ESTDR, KI'TCHIW IS NO SY.r.i\C£n IN TO!?; CCL'KTY-
WHAT DR. XUTCHiN |
COES CO. i
Dr I:ut.: ’iln malt >9l
the llr.ir i.bj ’a of Ul3
life i> heal the at-1
Meted. *1; :, ;wi l t )
gut a v 1
r jpi, It;.,a a: I ).■ lvr
ol ill.; ■ m , union,: tbJ
pc ipl.;: Ui ■ third, I|
,1 mod \ coat*
j
propen.y care fur him
e- t ami faintly.
If.l does all that hu I
u.fri iM t and oft
tluiM inor , and when
f ilium does occur It
cin at way ■ bo true <1
to enroll <sn ;s3, Ira*
or on r
iv or It on the pan of
tbo path'nt.
It' il mla candidly,
liberally and honor
ably with nil alike,
taking unantagoof
none as .0 condition
or circumstance.
Lad, hut not leant,
tin OUHB3 aflor dt
method.: hut hie have
failed.
0"?"'r
• "V,. '
' -O' v
OR KttTCHIN,
rnwldest Stpleir <<d f i hlarinm, f.’reen Lake, |
IVIj. E*. S. I*, iiuritcno, J.Htc of Snh |
tirlam ca l 5b nme, Cos., {'olunflms, U.
Specialist in Chronic Diseases. |
HE CURES mtt BTHERS FAIL
The Su3cooii?ut anci ScKmtfio Tpcath-cn* of oli £iscajEi<i and
Vicoknesren of |Vn.*3itlnd Possible Obtain.
Thorns t will *ly and t v -rably l:am.a rjja lilst in tho Unit- -1 States. Ills lone? cx-
I In tho 1; r liO WUlia rn
.u ■ (.. ;■> • . rvl! nihO Mt , .ViWdi sKI.V ami upon tbc latest
mi • -imm-’IoI ipiilrufivi' ■hln to th* > 1 1 couthienuo of tha iifthchscl everywhere.
1 ■ '• i i*Jh] iis no .Hiipcßior in dhwn i-r r-m treating Uieivts* ;t und do (or unities.
: 1 ‘ * v"i. i• u li. I ■ nvicvil 1 >i> ;,i’u mb! ('lmo.ic CttkirrU, Dlneascs
f.i . .r. '.r. No•. TI.roM. ;\ml IjuiiC- '< * Bright’s IHi--/,aso, DiubcUj, Kid
■,,.n\ 111 i ( hr, Chronic F‘mlo ur.‘l S i*''. l DLivascs nueuilty cun dby treatment
f.) umi i. v r i l•I In t ■?. ml of c *im , t had boon pronoun'. :d beyond hope. Many
ro. P* iip- u dev m every ■ r win; ul*?u -i c boon realm ,a to perfect health had they
nv-1 their c. "i In the -an ’t cf experts.
i iIUOMC i)IS! ASES.
Tiie !<•';* rtr mi no iieuto <ll.e*' bv
in ucO:i (i f enr im- 1 n I loop hi Ur ,
til-on io ; ii niVvtn ii.by other .to tor • live
lronotiic.>l tiiour it.!e, ho most deslrei t* -*■ v
exwiixatiw* run to ali
V/limn* f *r It •; known that l>r. Kutrbhib
• u i pi n i, ci*oiviii autlu-i # oc >*
**oll liln, llf Ii not ol• v a< w"
!t |.i r r. 4 *.niter-* 1 that In dlminoilni* (• dlcv
hi invor p;ca pioillon, Ini’ It orl >'i Mi • dlf*
to. ont til i **t ■st tli iu i ir* can liter
olv l. l. i v iivU*ifiil uIK i''rit’iy i <♦ t
ii , -i ■. i D. kiiichli.Mo i )w*r.i
I
1 lit .i l.i>r 1 tiir I illnwiii { plan, which l p••
,Miliar * i im<* hr: 1 boipltni'. nnd \* n.;. cmd
i-- .*• -li nto **i pio pr rof c*'ii ifr/
••!.• . o ■ t ■! . • i;*y not.iM the. m>- .npl of t!ur
pa* !• it. t; il . -*r i:u.‘ the c milt l on off tbO In
. mil r mii '.I - t ithlrii h i .imftilly rt-corla
In i t faare lolfMciioo l tli!^
way fi ■.■ i t iI-m t'.< > true nature of I ■ ill
■■ . - M i S. in Plflt pnoplo f' ii-ull
jli-ib i • i*!ily •• * t ih. in wl.oth'Tfi.• rna *';r •
i nri, -iii* • -i '.nvil M>Ttlioy nr i' <•> uv.l ho|X .
| IMS nci(iVi,l* MKTIIODt OK TUKAIMKVT
pi •, ■i■ •i 1 i Mjr >"b
t t* •. !*h ito Ixirty nr rtilMj ilo not rolocc
•I ui: v. u.> '1 • while r,♦. r,and £lv*
I ti*o w. u ■: \ 'ii 11 !n th 1 fiortoM.
in .1 mi". I'ati'int* cn i fos-jH tsim oi
I non n iol’riti* .. Ifli *>h,j ri • f* i :>• tU<*y
) i.llin • i , it.im. . /( ..* r<‘<|ui.•*<( for tlio. urf.
t iv. *i in* i ' ■ 15 • tin y 1.1,1 v >m. ,'FJ i vrlllj-
I .i.i,mx. , . • ii r <. Mj m i•H i t np H.> tiealvumit
II- i . ini -i i HUWfwlurv u * tluU)li tiioy
I iv.;. * llvMi-x n \t dmr to i * 'li 'ib*T
!j I***'‘(oil i iiuml. (I ifirlly t - 1 r Id:iur
f ,u<ottMiil rr :i it . t jtrllJli’u Tit ir• nun i.. r
I ■
|i > opoitii<V. itilcl mil find him) tf* I >• ■ !<r.
c t .. u..> iumiM*.
.1 tofuln. Illu'iilTnlut*'. v.mun,
A in •i, I 11-• •ui i 1 l ’.vmi“4 l Woman Osilv/.ly
J* *. ll* ih ii or.* iv r.iKv.l i*y tii ’ lute it mmrowM
I treat <
B 4.c inn 1 Kurop* .
r#*“ Oc sand coirmu kw’.i ■.< ■■ u li.l- st'in. '! • -im ii •, COD. to any part o*
i nil. i t i i nrr :nond” i i’ .iit ilid i ■;i -iti Ail hitors with dtiimiM lu
-1 niv. . il?r < . ml iiw Inti itl m oi woo yourdlsoua
nli tt cu; cm-"'. *'• Worn* rn • n; finm tt ■ n five hours without
•. rviui.-i. Tli nmi ll< iim tt..* v.ii. le o* ÜBatmou: are furuhihed from the
CHI. o ,i* tb ■ln n Hull', all at onco or by tin' rn "ith.
CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION AND ADVICE FREE TO ALL AT TNE
Williams House, Thursday, Nov. 28
I:very Four Weeks Thereafter.
Office hours I'ro u 9 a. m to 9 p. m.
MANITOWOC SAVINGS BANK
Capital SIOO.OOO.
Surplus 510,000'
JOHN SCntTETTE, President.
LOUIS BCHUETTE. Cashier.
ED. BCHUETTE Assistant Cashier
Open from 0 to S^clock.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
dlgestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat al
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. It
is unequalled for all stomach troubles.
It can r t help
but do you fcsod
Prepared only by K. • Ik\Vitt .V ( <>,, ( lilcago
The it. boltlocoiJUiliiß-ii turns llu'SOe. size.
If any sealpim' is to be done, the rail- 1
roads want to d<> it themselves, and long
practice Ims certainly qualfied them for
I
i WHAT CS.
I DOES NOT CO.
; He dr < not fright
| itodocl
mg t>y 1 oldhirr up a
II 1 aoi aspeedy death
j Lr lore their eyes. Ho
ots not urge the tick
;to take treatment
1 '..hen lif. Uno vs hkm
in ho Incurable Nel
' tier does he by false
, 1 menses hold the
< .Id; ut th r his rare
U r nth
■ ■ 1: ■ . : ; 0
food.
?lc dotd not per
fii.de belp’jes in
cur mlcs ;o doctor
tenth of
their lives, or give up
•In ir lost dime for
| medicine.
I lie does not tako
1 alien v. undtr tv so
. all -d 1 all i gut ri utee
I rttendta.f to charge
I only for ne dlclne end
]ta':ing whatever
amount, ho can rot,
or make the object of
Ids life ’. j> atortir.na-
I ry Irotr. th't slain
f.ATKST PbCOVI UIES >sn PiPCOVEAIOITS.
Or. Kish 1:G In it; olved tho most up-,
l i t I inHirivtlnr.' In end Micro-]
• •MpltT.. K.xiMMiiiatlnns ft tuo lUood. LTlne,
■ . •rho'ii rn;- ?r w i ..I:; hlorod IlidlepCllßWtltttO
■ M.usct On ..'it -i* in nr ny dl '.ipcs. There
■ Mir-inydlp' .* Gelena In corn (non
racff'Mi do not ir 'ill', treat, end r.rc.Macro*
■ '•, wiiloM prupurct! v. i!j pcccpsnry umi c< st
1/ outsit t • fMfuruli ■(oi n cUy, rtre.it with me*
•- o. f'h (•• ■(■, ti. *i ft)' would do well to
•t:t it tn.ro . • 1 )• .;rn tlicr t;io conoitlon, und
ho’.t - t!-t* o o. t t Hojk l m yet open, op for
oyorclotted uj ah laibem.
HANiiumi n kfkcti-v kestcrpix
Q.l< I:, pnlfih-y. nnd c rlcln emo lor imi*o
t'*’u 7. fio** - , y.r.r 1 1 • i tl. Srrr.iutorrlm'fi. Lor.eea,
■
l Unix Valient • I.*. . i I all prlvnto (Ilf rose*,
n-uoflior fn-rn Ii juadoi.r, haldta of routh or
•* vr 1 t• - ♦ in ii nturc yi ur t r n:**y vnuso
Ha:t iioMiitait it'ii oxu 1 1 luncdniirt. rpci'dlly
aiid [ tiii;; r eni I y c 'til. ('onftulUitlou free
und (otdiut'tiflul, .Mt'hit.o cures
iruerunteed In cm ahlu cat>e:*. No risk kucurred.
i or women.
*• u’l r! Iki inr f*d t*.* ''kill of mliit pbynl*
r'.aup psif I rrn. fiU>. l>r. KuteMo quickly
our •, v■•ui'--” . ■ •i. n . t'lbroid (ml I’olybobt
i.rnwihftc ’ i vulm *jttbi- iv o c>f ♦hoknife. No
I cutting, no no dnup< r
Fn*c > uimlniitlon nf iha Urlne-Ech
!in r i Rpi'lyin • tor t.♦ <I :iI treatment should
• )i<l or biltitf 21 > 4ouu< •.s of urine, w'ulcli will
’ a cmrWnl (l>*m,lc. I amt microscopical
I u.%ttui I nation.
IMUIM. FIMTI I.A AN") KEdTAL
* (A IHH cured lliu'Ut pain or detention
j from ui.*dt>o4fl.
Mvphllt l * Oleet, Private
ypofifl and Kkli Utiomei epeadily, oom
1 siiotuly and pur&iun * ly enrol.
m:!:v ‘Tk r>'.iiiiATT and sex
, U -1. S<nsoi‘ Cs ’-1 rapidly to his
. tront
Wisconsin Central
Railway©.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Between Manitowoc Leave Arrive
anil Manitowoc Manitowoc
Collins, Hilbt rt .Tunc- ) 5:50 A, M. 9:45 A. M.
lion, Sherwood, Nee- -
i nah. Menasba. ) 2:45 P.M. 7:30 P.M.
1 Stevens Point, Marsh-
Meld, ('hippewa Falls.
Fan Claire, st. Paul, 3:30 A. M. 7:3l P. M.
Minneapolis Hurley,
Inmwood Bessemer. J
: St. Paul. Minneapolis,
Ashland, Duluth and- 2:45 P. M 11:45 A. M
Pacific coast points. )
Oshkosh. Fouddu Lac, I
Milwaukee, Wauke- 5:50 A. M. 9:45 A. M,
sha. Chicago and 8:46 P.M. 7:3) P. M.
points East and South
All trains daily except Sunday.
W. H. Vandeorikt, Agt
ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
and ar Firry Steamship Line,
. . bp tween . . .
Manitowoc, \Vis„ and Frankfort, Mich*
Where connection is made with Ann Arbor
R. R. trains for all points in Michigan,
the South and ast.
BETVV. FRAFKFORT AND MANITOWOC
Leave Manitowoc daily jxcept Mondaj-9:ooaui
FROM KEWAUNEE TO MANITOWOC.
Lv. Kewaunee Tues., Thurs.and satur. 5 a m
Ar. Manitowoc Tues., Thurs. and Satur. 8 a m
Condensed Scukdci.e ' Ann Arbor Railroad
Trains.
Train No. 4. Train No. 8
Leave Frankfort 10:10am T;3opm
Arrive Cadillac 12:55 pm I* >: 1-5 p m
Ann Arbor 8:35 pin It.JJOafti
“ Toledo 10:0)1 p m 1:00pm
Arrive Travers*-City vi:i Peis Marqnte rlaii
road 12:40 pm 9:lopm
Arrive Detroit via Grand Trunk Railway
f~~ I 9:21) pin 11;a0am.
E. S. LORD. Agent.
Manitowoc Wis
SUMMER TIME TABL
GOODRICH
LINE
STEAM Efßjf
To Milwaukee If 1.75
Berth included.
To Chicago if 4.00
Mods and berth included.
Leave Manitowoc, 0:00 P. M. except
Saturday and Sunday. Sundays at 7;80
A. M.
To Kewaunee, Algoma, Sturgeon Bay
and Green Bay ports Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday at T;(M) P. M.Jand,Wed
nesday at 1 ;<•<• P. M.
(iftice and docks foot of sth stree
C. F. Canright, Agent.
Our Showing' of
Hair Brushes.
is a delight to the wise buyer.
We have probably the largest
stock in the city of high priced
brushes, that is. brushes, that
cost from one dollar to three dol
lars apiece. These are the genu
ine ebony, mahogany, santander
and foxwood brushes with finest
quality of bristles.
But we have the cheaper
brushes also, from 25c apiece up
F.C.BUERSTATTE,
THE DRUGGIST.
Eighth and Jay Sts Manitowoc. Wig.
V" rwt A practical
£ n ' I of
M I j I SIGN and
n w m~i I house
t | I I Painting:.
V I ■ ■ gold and silver
\ ft H lettering, bronz
ing, carriage and
landscape paint
ing. kalsomin’ng, mixing colors, con
tracting, etc., from onr Painter's Book.
()nr book of 25 years experience in sign
and house painting is so explicit that
even boys can teach themselves the
i painter's trade in a short time. 25 illus
trated alphabets are included in our
> IsMik. Address Vcl, Schreier Sign
i Works, Milwaukee, \\ is.
There appears to be quite an epidem
ic of breaches of trust on the part of fin
ancial officers of fraternal erders. Are
the gentlemen losing their grip'.’
Chicago & North Western Railway.
'* NORTH BOUND
, No. 3 No. 1 No. 5 No. 17 No. 11 No. 51
Leave Chicago 7no am 11 30 a m soopm
Leave Milwaukee 7 no am 9 55am 150 pm 7 30 and m
Leave Cleveland 911 am 1216 pm 354 pm 541 am 12 42 pm
Leave Newton 2iiatn 12 27 pm 4i(Jpm 653 am 1256 pm
Leave Manitowoc 937 am 12 45pm 4 20pm rtgoain 954 pm 2 00pm
Leave P nch 949 am 4 .*2 p m 636 am 235 pm
Leave P le Grove 4 31. pm
Leave Cato , 9 59am 443 pm 647 am 300 pm
LeaveGrimms.., 1003 am 4 49 pm 651 am 335 pm
Leaveßeedsville 10 08 a m 4 .V> p m 856 a m 400 u m
Arrive Appleton Jet 1112 am 6 00pm 815 am 1132 pm
Arrive Antlgo. 9 30p m 11 *1 am 330 am
Arrive Ashland 5 2o p m 7 45 a m
No. 49. Sunday only, leaves Milwaukee 6:40 A. M. Arrives at M mitowpc 10:40 A.. M.
Train No 11 daily; trains No.'s 1,3 5. 17 and 51 daily except Sunday. Trains No.’s3, 5,11 and
1, making connections at Appleton Jet. for north and south No.’s 5 and IT making connection*
at Marshfield for St. Paul and .Minneapolis and the northwest. Trains No. sll and 17 making con
nections a i Ashland for Duluth, the Superiors and the vest,
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
T 0 . ... No 2 No 4 No 10 No 14 No 16 No 50
Leave Keedaville ls pin 741a in 12 22 p m 930 a m
Leave Grimms 5 23pm 746a in 12 27 pm 10 03 am
Leave Cato 027 p m 751a in 12 :12 p m 1015 a m
Leave Pine Grove 7.53 am 12 34 pm
Leave Branch 534 p m 759 a m 12 40 p m 10 35 a m
Leave Manitowoc 5 51pm 456 a m 816 am 112 pm 4 05pm 1135 am
Leave Newton.. 604 p m 83oa in 127 p m 425 p in 12 27 p m
Leave Cleveland 614 pm 83*a in 137 pm 435 pm 12 42 p m
Arrive Milwaukee 810 p m 7no am 10 55 am 350 pm 640 pm
Arrlvi* Chicago ;• ••■ ■ * ain 930 a m 115 p m it 15 n m o3op ni
* dai^;. l 8 7 an( J except Sunday, all trains making connectio
at Milwaukee and Chic ago for east, south and west.
TWO RIVERS TRAINS
Leave Man! vi. 00.. 645 a m 10 30am 4Bop m I Leave Two Rivers. .7 40 am 1210 pm 618 pm
Arrive Two Rivers .10 a m 10 50 a m 450 p m Arrive Manitowoc. .8 no ain 12 35 p m spin m
1 or any further information apply at deuot ticket office C. A. Hccbthacses. Tkt, Agt.
LAWYERS
NASH & .NASH.
ATTORNE VS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW Office over National Bank. Eighth street
Collections promptly attended to.
SEDGWICK, SEDGWICK A SCHMIDT
LAWYERS. Office in Torrison a brick block north end Eighth street bridge Manitowoc Wis
consin. Collections promptly attended to
BRUNO MUELLER,
REGISTER OK DEEDS Notary Public and Conveyancer Money loaned on reasonable rates
Manitowoc, \\ ;scons; n.
PHYSICIANS
J. F. XCLHOLLAND. >1 D.
PRACTICE limited to Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. Office hour- 9to!2n. m., 1 to 4 p m
and 7toß p. ra. Office over Mcudlik A Malholland s, N Bth street Manitowoc. Wisconsin.
DR II A SIMON.
DENTIST.
Smtli Bth street, opposite Williams House .' .nitowoc. Wisconsin.
T J. E WES IGA IE. M- D
Schoo' Hill, ...... ..... Wisconsin.
You will want to go.
THE
DERE MARQUETTE
i RAILROAD
IS THE SHORT I,INK, AND
BESIDES WILL GIVE YOU
THE ADVANTAGE OF A
RIDE ACROSS LAKE MICHIGAN
IN A FAST PASSENGER
STEAMER, WITH A COM
FORTABLE BERTH
A
F'or fall Information concerning Route anil Rates, write
Or H. W. JAMESON, T. P. A.,
H. F. MOELLER. G. P. A., 9! Wisconsin Street,
DETROIT, MICH. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
THETHREE
AMERICAS
WILL MAKE A
BRAVE SHOW
ING AT THE
Pan-American
Exposition
AT BUFFALO,
N.Y.,THIS SUM
MER
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Vi'ebsterV. Coileoiste Dictionary.
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to It the best tor tec i-mily cnJ otsden:.
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9pe-elmc 11 p'Ulfx rilUrrhiMik rent for the nxhiiw
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It is more than suspected that the pa
tient supporters of the Philadelphia
ring were inoculated by the let-well
enough-alone virus.
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Pennyroyal pills
Origin*! and Only tirnulnc.
..® AFE. Aiwa?* ra.'lahla l.mllr*. Drugjrlst
A.4( IRtltt r.r CHiniKSTKK'S KNiil.lSH
KFJ) *ad lioltl iprulUo b*>i*s *a!H
J*ith blue ribbon. Tak( n other. It. fun
n I*ntfppu Nubatlintlon* and Inita-
I / fTj tiun*. H..y of your Druggist, or *nd 4*. In
1 Jt arap for Fartlrulura, TratlmonlaU
V K*' * "K*llef for l.adiw” n b? rr
fj tarn Mall. 10.000 Testimonials Said by
i ' • all DroggHU flilclicilert hrmlril Cos..
I papar. Madlaoa Oaaara. Fill LA.. FA.
UELIEK IN SIX HOURS.
Distressing Kidney ami Bladder dis
eases relieved in nix hours by the “New
Great South American Kidney Cure.”
This new remedy is a great surprise on
account of its exceeding romptness in
relieving qain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part of the urinary pas
sages in male or fgmale. It relieves re
tention of water and pain in passing it
almost immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is your only semedy.
Sold by F. C. Buerstatte, Druggist, Maui
owoc, Wis. tf
1 hree Notable
Fashion JournaJs
L Art Dc La Mode. £1.5 > per year
Robes Be Luxe. >b.o: per year
The American Ladle* Tailor. per year
We will be t'lad to send sample copies to
anyone name and ?i(!<iress and a 2
emit stamp for L ART De La MODI:, 10 cents
for ROBES DE LLXE. an 125 mits t r THE AMLRI-
C\N LADIES TAILOR
MORSE-BROUGHTON COfIPANY
3 East 19th Street New Yor
’ •heft<r , x * OLinioie? r.rnnA.
fENHYRGYAL PILLS
9 Original rnA Only Genuine. A
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V* f\ ;rugeiit for rhtchestrr t Snqlith Phi JBV\
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s- n’.t'd with h ■•jo ilhbon. Take
abKx W,t another. Hffntf. danfierou* tuhtitu- V
I jI- Ati n-aud rni’itiont. AtOruggtsH. orendi*.
i w |ti Ktantpt for partlflulari, ie<timoD!al< aaa
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DAIRY APPARATUS, Woatn's Put Or*ATiß
Imitated by Many; Equaled by Nona.
INFRINGEMENTS PROSECUTED
TO THK FULL BITSNT OF Till LAW.
ta-DItCOU*IT TO DEALERS AND AGENTS.-®