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Manitowoc City Business Directory
We have all that yon expect
to find in a first class-up-to
date drug store
S' P. C. BULRSTATTE
Dr. Gebhe
DENTIST. Over Slaehle’sStore
GEORGE BROST
BAKLRY and CONITCTIONERY
South Eighth Street.
Artistic Photographs
A.J. PACKARD s'cWßtT
DR. REINFRIED
MODI RiN DENTISTRY 206 N. Eighth Si
J. OUMPKE
The Old Reliable SHOE STORE
ROSINSKY & SON
FURNITURE
AND
SSZTISXL UNDERTAKING
C. Si.TEGEN
A RCIIITECT
Rooms 7 & 8 Metropolitan Block
A. C. BECKER
Wait. Papkk, Picture Enlarging
Washington Street
HEALY & JOYCE
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Municipal Court Building
C. 6 W. FRAZIER
The York Si ret Furniture
Dealers and Undertakers
NORTH SIDE
The Melendy Studio
Manitowoc's Modern
Photograph Gallery
North Eighth Street
TllC WM. RAHR SONS COMPANY
Brewers and Bottlers
of Fine Table Ex
port Beer
J. C. HcCARTY
Confectioner
Gasoline IDH North
Fixtures Idglilli Street
A. VKTTO.O M. KI JIM EX
Palace Steam Laundry
Tel. 29-3 Corner Main and Jay Strwtn
R E 5 T ARRANT
Lunches and Meals
j t ! a 1 1 hours
Theo. Willard, 817 S. Bth St.
GET YOUB
The Pilot PRINTING
—■ Done at
This Office
TiSf: NATIONAL BANK.
Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
CAPITAL SIOO,OOO.
SA V 1 N’t is DEPARTMENT.
I. I* MOSKS, Pkkhihknt,
I.K A N i)KK C1I() ATK. Vieo-Presnlent
KUKOT. KKNTNKIt. Ousliior
Trade Marks
Designs
f rfTTv ’ Copyrights Ac.
Anyone Rending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention la probably patentable, rommunlca-
Muiih strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents
hi• 11 f free. o|i|pat agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn & Cos. receive
special no! , ”‘t bout charge. In tho
Scientific American.
A handsomely 11 In titrated weekly. T.nrgeat cir
culation of /my nclentltio Journal. Terms, |3 a
year; four months, |L Sold by all newsdealers.
MUNN & Cos. 36,Broadwa > New York
llninch Ufllce. (125 F St.. W animation. I>. C.
Tin* more Hurts’ Honey and Ilore
limud is used the better it is liked. We
know of in thing m i good for crimp or
whooping rough. It is good when
j’oii first take cold. It is good when
ymir cough is deep Heated or your lungs
sore or painful. It is good for any kind
of a cough. Oran Hammond, a rail
road in ui at Lelioy, 111., says, ‘ that
lilm success de|iends upon the condition
of his healih and that his lung trouble
lias lecii completely cured by using
Harts’ Ih ney and Horehonnd, after
having tri. and other well known medi
clues wit In ut benefit". Sold by Henry
liinriohs. Druggist
KRUMM, The SHOEMAN
812 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET
PI o 11 • DRAYING,
It lias. m\ KTac
R. UEK & SON!
Highest Prices Paid for
HIDES AND PELTS
davlsTbros.
HACK LINE
Telephone 181-8
Franz, Schmitz & Kadow
REAL ESTATE
Fire and Accident Insurance.
Pianos, Organs, Musical Goods
Machines.
Manitowoc Music Cos.
911 South Bth Street
Q. A. FEHRS
ESTABLISHED 1855
Jeweler and Optician
LINSTEDT & CO.
II FIRST
|| MORTGAGE
11 LOANS
Green Bay House
J. J. BARTELME, Prop.
I. J. LARSON & BRO.
PLUMBERS
Commercial St.
dr7a. j. VITS
DENTIST
208 North Bth Street
Schultz, The Hatter
812 S. Bth St.
Schreihart Brewing Cos.
High Grade Bottle Beer.
ANDREW KESTLEY
CONFECTIONER
Irouroang Eta. 816 Washington St
Atlas Bowling Alleys
Billiard and Ping Pong Parlor
C. E. Wiseman, Propi
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET
The F. Sixta & Sons Cos.
Wiutw and High Grade Liqncn.
C. Liebcnow 6 Son.
Jewelers and Engraver*
Repairing a Spedalty.
GHOST PROVED TO BE CAT.
MyatPrloiiN \nlso Annoy Itesiilenta
of ('llinllen, >, J., mill Cnnnc la
l-'luully l)lacu\ereU.
Weird noises in Camden, N. J., re
cently caused considerable uneasiness
among residents of the neighborhood
for several days ami nights. Some
were of the opinion that the bouse
from which they emanated was haunt
ed, while others declared a child bad
been put in the place and then aban
doned.
The dwelling is occupied by a Mrs,
Colboek, who left a few days ago to
visit friends. The next morning sev
eral neighbors held a consultation and
decided to call in the police and de
mand an investigation of the myste
rious bowlings and wallings.
A policeman decided to notify Mrs.
Col beck, and while lie was busy at the
telephone other delegations made their
appearance at the city hall. The po
lice then decided to act. The city elec
trician and a fireman were ordered to
Investigate tin mystery. Armed to the
teeth with revolvers ami a large ladder,
:he two men proceeded to the house,
which was surrounded by a crowd.
They were unable to force the doors or
windows on the first floor, and the lad
der was placed to a second-story win
dow.
The fireman climbed to the top of the
ladder and disappeared through the w in
dow of the room. The crowd stood sp< 11-
bound for a few moments. When he was
seen to emerge with an object in his
arms a cheer went up from those below,
but when In held the form out at arms’
length, exhibiting a large black tom
cat, tiie crowd quickly diminished. The
fireman found the half-famished animal
in one of the rooms, moaning and wail
ing for its mistress. One of the neigh
bors took the animal and will care for it
until Mrs. Colls-ck returns.
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
Tlio Hule Trcnmiry.
At, the close of hist year’s business
the general fund of the state treasury
contained a balance of $951,033.85; the
common school fund. $763.65; the slate
university fund, $1,079; the agricultur
al college fund, $1,744.11, and the state
normal school fund $11,628.82. The bal
ance in the general fund is unusually
large because of the sum of $458,000
received from the federal government
last spring, in part payment of the
state war claim, and because of in
creased revenues from the railroads,
insurance companies and other sources
during the year.
Divorced at Age of
In the circuit court in Racine John
Martin Krouse was divorced from An
nie Cecelia Krouse on grounds of de
sertion. The case is of mtire than us
ual interest, as the parties to the suit
are about 60 years of age. Many years
ago the couple were married in tier
many. They emigrated to this country
and settled in Chicago. There the hua
became a brewer and accumulated
wealth. He was elected president of
the Chicago Brewing company and held
the place until a few years ago.
Floor Ciavr Wny.
The weight of people attending an
entertainment given in the opera house
at the village of Ilokah caused the
flooring to give away, and nearly half
the number were thrown to the ground
in a heap. Panic reigned among (he
women and children for a short time,
but no one was fatally injured. Sev
eral received cuts and bruises. The ac
cident was caused by the breaking of
rotten rafters under the building.
J’laees Killed.
A special meeting of the directors of
the Chicago-Kenosha Hosiery company
was held in Kenosha to elect successors
to the late Willis W. and Charles !•'.
Coopt r, managers of the plant, who wt re
hilled in the Chicago theater lire. Frank
Slossom was elected gent ral manager,
to succeed Willis Cooper, George 11. Cur
tis and Henry Cooper wen* eluted to fill
the vacancies on the board of directors.
Death of a .lon mill Ini.
Otis Henry Brand, for 21 years city
editor of the Janesville Daily Recorder,
and one of the best known newspapt r
men of southern Wisconsin, died at his
home in that city from a cerebral hem
orrhage, aged 48 years. Mr. Brand had
been in failing health for nearly three
years. He is survived by Ids widow, Mrs.
Louise Fenton Brand, who is well known
as a newspaper woman of ability.
lilt 111. 111 I’M > .
Creditors of the defunct Farmers and
Merchants’ hank of Bangor, which sus
pended on August 1 and had been be
lieved to ho practically without con
vertible assets, were greatly surprised
by the announcement of Receiver K.
Kohler of a dividend of 25 cents on the
dollar. A further dividend of 30 per
cent, will ho paid later.
Shot Through the* llonrt.
Gordon 11. Campbell, n: 30, whs shot
and killed in Superior three bulb t hav
ing entered his heart. Charles Crump,
colored, is under am .t. Crump’s while
wife is the mother, by a former mar
riage, of Campbell’s white wife, and the
women arc being Is Id as witnesses.
Murder nmS Suicide.
H. A. Garfield, of Hurley, shot and
killed MBs |> trl Guyot. of Cresco, in
Minneapolis, Minn., and immediately
turned the revolver on himself, dying
at the city hospital shortly afterward
Cause, a lover's quarrel.
The XewM C'omlenHOtl.
John Taylor, who has been employed
as a motorman by the Madison Trac
tion company, has received an ap
pointment as a member of the police
force at Washington, I>. C.
Mrs. Ida Medics' harness shop, M. A.
Vroman’s stock of goods, (’. M. Bierce’s
stock and two buildings owned by .1.
M. Smart were destroyed oy lire at
Plainfield. Tito loss is $5,0(10.
The new free public library tit Wauke
sha, the money for the erection of which
was given by. Andrew (’arnegic, has been
opened. It cost SIB,OOO.
The large general store of James A.
Cotise, ten miles southwest of Plainfield,
was destroyed by lire, entailing a loss of
$4,500. The insurance is $3,000.
The first National bank of Wantoma
lias been organized with a capital stock
of $25,000. Mu I of the stock has been
taken by Wantoma bitsine: men and
farmers.
Norton J. Field, of Milwaukee, who
since 1 SuT has been an inspector of the
dairy and food depart im-id id \\ i. eons in,
lias retired from olii c.
The stork and interior of the building
of the Kriiger Sad ; ry company at
Green Hay was dama e and to lln i Mi nt of
$25,000 by lire.
At asp eial meet in a of the Waul i sha
aounty board a committee reported that
it would r. quire at h ast sln,nt)o to put
the new Insane a-ylttin building in it • on
{l it Inti to he accepted by the state hoard
of control.
When Mrs, Carbola was shown a re
volt! r by a in iglilmr woman in Stoddard
the weapon exploded, the bullet lodging
In Mrs. Carbola'.' stomach, causing a
fatal wound.
The large hennery of A. Ostrander at
Pine Grove, near Plainfield, win hurtled
together with 64 liens and many farm
tools.
Within a few weeks the $50,000 sub
scription list for the erection i.f a uni
versity V. M. C. A building In Madison
will have been completed.
Frederick S. Jewell, M. A., Bit. 1).,
S. T. D , aged 82, professor of history
and philosophy in Grafton hall, died
tit Fond du Lac.
Joseph lieier, aged 35, of the town
of Lisbon, was kicked by a calf, receiv
ing a had wound, and blood poiso i set
In causing his death.
DOCTOR SECRIST
THE SPECIALIST.
Late from the most celebrated hospi
tals and clinics of Berlin, (Ter
many, and Paris, France.
Doctor Secrist will Come to
Manitowoc at the HOTEL WILLIAMS
Tuesday, Jan. 12.
And One Day Only in Every Four
Weeks Thereafter.
No
Cured
Ne nethod Treatment in
All Chronic Diseases.
('(INSULT ATI* )N SA< TiEDLY
C( )NFIDENTIAL.
Examination and Ad,vice Free.
The doctor s wonderful powi r of ding*
iio-is, greatest ol all gills. enables linn
to aelermine the causes of obscure and
chronic ailments, and to apply remedies
winch effect certain, speeiiy and perma
i eut cures.
A KAV examination in appropriate
cases upon reasonable notice.
llul’K Foil TilK AFFLICTK!).
Many huiuheds of sufferers pronounc
ed by oilier physicians as hopelessly in
curable, have be< a restored to health by
Dr. Secrist.
Letters of indorsement from many
prominent < lergymeu and hundreds of
plateful patients are on hie in his office.
The doctor has devoted much time
and attention in tin French Hospitals to
I ho slimy of
ALL SI Mil IA L I Us. I .As I.S OF MKN,
and has imported many special modi
eiies and appliances in res .ary li> eileet
certain cures in the worst cases of
Physical Weakness, Varicocele, Impo
lency. Nervous Debility, etc.
caused hy youthful errors, night losses,
general dissipation, improper treatment
and neglect.
The doctor will forfeit .‘rotiO where a
cure is guaranteed and not effected.
KIDNEY and BLADDE.It disease
treated hy new and eminently success
ful met hods.
t'ATAliitli in all its various forms;
positive, prompt and permanent cures
always effected.
CLUB FEET, cross ejes and all other
deformities treated with special care
and unfailing success.
AEBVtii S DISEASES, Epilepsy and
diseases ef the BL< >(>D AND SKIN al
w is yield (e 1 he doctor's modern meth
ods ol treatment.
PILES cuied permanently without do
leniluil from I nisi ness and without the
Use of t ae Unite.
LIN'D .P, H’BLES receive careful
attention and are always treated sue
•es fully, ain not tun it ug neglected.
DELAY Is DANDER' )l S Those
who are chronically' ailing should lose
no time in eon ullingas| eeial physician
vviio-e rapid at ion for shill is so well and
widely known.
Special attention given to
DISK ASKS I’KCI’ LI All TO WOMFN.
No unnecessary exposure. No exam
ination. No sacrifice of modesty.
Tiie di>elor does not publish his pa
ilenis i a nes except with their full con
sent and approval. English, French
and < iet imiu spoken. Address.
DU. 11. C. SE('HIST,
('hie; gi i and Milwaukee,
Adds ess all mail to the Chicago ( Iflice,
1711 Calming Ave. Chicago Kstale
lisle, and IS'U
CHINESE MASSACRED.
I n|**rln I ‘•tiMlrrn !• \ Mlnr** ii
I npi|i ’i:n \; , ..'itr I IS ititlil—iuo
TIIOIJMfI 11(1 I VI'HOIIH Sin I it.
Tacoma. Wash., .!:• *. Two thou
sand Cliim wire ma acrid hy impe
rial soldier under Admiral Fong early
in Deecnih' r In cnptnrir.g Ma Wong Hot
at Stud po village, on Fast river, near
Canton. Shekpo was dtstroyed and
other vila. i a dcohitid. Ma Wong Hoi
attack") in til', owned hy Mandarin
Waehow havliii-' thousands of dollars
aboard. The soldiers aboard impelled
Hi< ai !ar’ , eain ing the Iciiullt to wltli
draw Si'curing a hundred followers-, he
■lurted off on a pi lln -ing exjn dltion and
attacked Sind; po Admiral Fong
man lu and on Shekpo vvlili 2,500 soldiers,
Ihe mnrln i- eoauiu ni in" a regular siege.
Ma Won appiared and fin don Mkisol
dier 1 ■ lit This Incer ed Fong,
who oniin and a heavy cannonade. Tie*
village wa hortiy In flames, resulting
In the death of 2,000.
I*ll nl o ii i* <l.
Washington. Jan u The president
In- 1 pardoned Robert F Ashley, who Is
•rving a two-years' sentence In the
• outlu in Illinois penitentiary for pass
ing a counterfeit ten dollar hill He has
served about IS months. The fact that
\. ! 1 1 1 > was intoxicated is among the
extenuating •!ieuirsiamvs which re
sulb and in liis pardon.
GUNBOAT BOMBARDS CITY
Effort to Drive Revolutionists from
San Domingo.
American Life and Property on the
Island Will lie Aniply
I’rotected.
San Domingo, Sunday, Jau. 3. —The
gunboat independence arrived hero
last night with two captured Dominican
schooners in tow. The schooners car
ried arms ami munitions of war intend
ed for coast defense. The Indepencia
bombarded the suburbs of the city to
day with the object of driving ihc revo
lutionists out. It is officially reported
that Itaui and Sau Christobal have been
retaken by the government troops.
There was a severe encounter between
the government troops and the revolu
tionists at Haiua. with a result tavor
ahle to the government.
The tug Ann, the property of an es
tate at San Isidro, was prevented by the
revolutionists from reaching the estate,
and the owners applied for protection
to fulled States Minister Powell. The
latter informed the government offi
cials that if they could not protect the
Ana he would. Commander Mertz, of
the United Slates gunboat Newport fur
nished an armed convoy for the Ana
equipped with a field gun. The two
boats were ready to leave when the
government endeavored to j>r- vent their
departure. Minister Powell promptly
directed that the boats should proceed,
and said that he and Commander Mertz
would accept all r -sponslhility for their
action. Later Minister Powell ami Com
mander Mertz waited upon the presi
dent and told him that if his govern
ment could not protect American prop
erty the Newport could and would.
The Ana carried f20,00n. which the rev
olutionists hoped to capture.
Washington, Jan. ".—With a firm
hand the Washington government from
now on will protect American life and
property In the island of San Domingo
It is said the administration has as yet
adopted no permanent policy for tin
conduct of affairs in San Domingo be
yond that which it always has pursued
of protecting American life and prop
erty. The statement Is authorized that
the conduct of Commander Dillingham,
while following only general Instruc
tions, Is entirely indorsed and approved
by the government, and It is la lleved
that Ids Intelligent handling of the sit
uation will have a powerful Influence to
ward the restoration of peace in the
island. It can be announced that (ho
Washington government earnestly
hopes that order will come out of chaos
In the Island and a Arm government es
tablished. under which Americans and
other foreigners will receive in the fu
lure adequate protection. It is realized
by the administration that the Dom
inican problem must be taken up and
disposed of In n way that will pul a stop
to what is described by a European am
bassador as "an Insufferable nuisance
which the civilized world looks to the
United States to clean tip.”
PASSED AWAY.
Dentil of Seri*onnl I rnlrrirkN, One of
the* Snr% I vorn of 11 l-l'n tcd (■ ree
fy Arctic* it lon. k
Indianapolis, Ind., Jan, 7. - J3ergt.
Julius Frederick, arctic explorer and
member of the Freely expedition, died
at his home here Wednesday afternoon
at 4:30 o’clock. Sergt Fredericks was
horn in (iermany 53 years ago. When
two years old he came with his p irents
to Lima, ()., where he lived for la years.
When 17 years old he run away and < n
lislcd in the [Jutted Stales army, and
was assign* and to JelTrson harraeks, at St.
Louis, lie was soon transferred to
Fort Fills, Mo., with troop 1., of the sec -
ond cavalry, under Col. Miles. During
ids enlistment ho fought in many of
the principal engagements with Indian's
on the frontier, in 18K1, because of his
physical perfection, ho was chosen by
the government as a memle r of the
Lady Franklin expedition, under com
maml of Lieut. A W. Freely, He Pore
Hie distinction of being one of the live
survivors of that ill-fated venture.
During the spring of last year his name
again became prominent In cause of his
staunch support of a prospective trip
to the north pole by airship.
Until tout in i t (‘<| Snlclilo.
Chicago. Jan 7 Distracted hy ttin
suicide of ills twin brother, Frank J
Croft, who died in his arms, Herbert
J, Croft, UDli Thirty-eighth street, shot
himself In Hie right temple Wedneiday
evening while in front ot Tint; Collage
drove avenue, dying almost instantly.
Frank Croft, fearing permanent blind
ness, shot himself while at his broth*
er's home October L’u last.
KI III* lnjnml.
Dead wood, H. 1., Jan. 7. The itiirllng
ton passenger train that left Deadwood
at four o'clock Wednesday afternoon
crashed through a bridge at Uoehford,
.'id miles from Deadwood, and nine per
sons wen. injured, several seriously. Tim
locomotive and baggage car got ova r
safely, hut the chair car plunged Into I he
Little Rapid creek and the Cullman
rolled down the bank.
Ilulil lloliltpry,
Chicago, Jan 7. David Freedman
was held up hy two young robbers in
a sixteenth floor oflleo of the Masonic
temple, locked In a wardrobe and
1:5,300 and Jewelry worth |4OO stolen.
Factory Dcslro) nl.
Syracuse, N. Y., Jan 7 - The carriage
and wagon machinery factory of Lane
Roach was destroyed by (ire Wednesday
night, causing a loss of |114,000; insu
rance, |70,000.
t'mit for .1 ii |inn.
Norfolk, Va.. Jan. 7. The Hrltlsli
steamer Knight Frrant sailed Wednes
day with ll.fiuu tons of steam coal for
the Japanese navy at Yokohama.
Sipiis fa? ta is U si ML
DELAY IS DANCE3CUS-
Mary disease? ni jso acceptive that hundreds of persons have them before I ay even
suspect It. They know they lire no; well, but are i rfet tly ignora’jt of the de." fangs
which are faslenitu' upor them, and must, sooner o, later, c rlainij destroy tht m, unless
rescued by a skillful hand. .1 ItK YOU AtTT.IVTUt t* Veer caso may now be
perfectly curable, but ttememher, every moment of n< glcvt trines you Dearer Us In*
curable Biases, when, perhaps, the most skillful physician car. reader you uo os.balance.
The present Is ours, tho future may bo TOO LA iff.
I3TDR. KUTCHIN IS NO STRANGER IN THIS COUNTY,
OK. KUTCHIN^
President Maplewood Sanitarium, tireen l.ake,
IV It. E. 8. P. Surgeon. I.ato of Sani
tarium and Hemoily Cos., Celuml u 1, O.
Specialist in Chronic Diseases.
WHAT-DR. KUTCHIN
DOES DO.
Dr. Kutohln makes
the Ural object of his
life to heal the af
flicted. the second,lo
get a well-deserved
reputation asa healer
Of diseases among the
people; the third. Is
to earn a modest com
pensation In order to
property care for him
self and faintly.
lie does all that h 9
agrees to. and oft
times more, and when
failure docs occur It
can always be traced
to carelessness, Im
prudence, or over
work on tbs pan of
tho pafler, .
Ho deals candidly,
liberally and honor
ably with all alike,
taking advantage of
none as .0 condition
or circumstance.
Haul, but not least,
ns CORES after all
methods hut his have
failed.
HE CURES AFTER OTHERS FAIL.
Tha |o3nt Suooassfut end Solantlfla Treatment of ell Diseases end
Wee knap bob of JYlankind Possible to Obtain.
The most widely ami favorably known specialist In the Un lb ■! States. Ilis lot. n ex
perience, remarkable hU 111 and universal success lu tho larr -t i. pitals in the world en
ables him to treat nil . lIItOND , NKIIVDI v SKIN ami HUMID Di-l a-.s upon, the latest
sclontlllc principles and entitles him to the fall conlldence ef tin afllteted everywhere.
fIP IMITPUIM has no supeslor in dlaKnoslni? and treat I nit diseases and deformities.
Ulli IXUiUmil Medical ami Snrelc.il Diseases, Acute and (’l.'nnic Catarrh. Diseases
of the Kye, Kar, Nose, Throat .uni Limes, Dyspepsia, llripht's Disease, Diabetes, Kid
ney, Liver, Bladder, Chronic F nialo and Sexual Diseases speedily cured by treatment
that has never faded in thousands of eases that had been pronoun,Vd beyond hope. Many
people meet doatu every year who u.lvut havo been restored to perfect health had they
placed their cases In the hands of experts.
CHRONIC DISEASES.
The Doctor treats Ho unite ilLmaes. lint
make* n nporljilly of Chronic mid loi.ienliindlna
dtHrnaes Dnset, ulven up by ■ Dot doctors and
pronounced Incurable, ho mo.-1 Uuslros to boo
EXAMINATIONS HI I K TO ALT .
Whonovcr It I* known tint t Hr. Kintohln!*!
•topping at ii pinoe, crowili Biiihei ' con
■nit him, m. 1 It In not t• > l- w mii-rod tu when j
ft la roraomborod that In dhufimMim a di oar-o i
ho novor a a qiioHtlon. hat iloscrlbif* tin* dll
fimmtillHOiiHoa hotter th in th** *lck can them-
Btdvo.i. It Ih a wonderful gift for anyone t-> I
noßßOfM.and Hr. HfKcliln** hii* p iwa-rs j
tinvo (r ‘iii-iil wonrtor thr<mit limit tho country. j
I(o adopt' and tho following plan, which Is pc- 1
cullar tn tho |*irfo li-splt!i in, and H n -t unit
novor liiim boon tho practice 01* country dortora,
vl/.: In* carefully n-it'-s Ihu nymptoniß -l tin*
patlont, and ascortalnH tho condition of 1
toni ii oruatn,all of which h • caretally record*
In hi 4 n*u'. it (, r tor future n-loir net* In t .1 *
way ho ns cart ill lift th truo nature • f the dli*-
1 aso and Ih c.ujmo. Whon Hid; pcopio commit
him h* readily t**ll th'-oi whether 110 cun cure
<r K*n>tuorn,or whither they are beyond hope.
HIS IMPROVED METHODS OF TREATMENT
AromlM and pleas.ml; nitron peiiectly with
tho in., it il *l|cuto I.ady • r ('lilld. do not r"ducc
Hfr;Mcth: 'Million -d while i . work, aid klvi
the irr-Mteit po-vdbln b.m ilt In tin- Hlmriest
possltd ' tine. I'ationt.H can ron-mlt him or
communicate with him an often r*.s they . In- . e.
dnrlnr tdo whole time required for the euro,
wli hour remit 1 t 1 wh re th y nmy be, and sr It Ii -
out extra charm*. Mr. is rondeneu the to atc nt
na mice-mful anil wall f. -t ervaa though limy
were living next door to * -o h .alter
IVriouu iintiUnUul! y ' : and by itinerant
|ircifmU‘*-i wl.ekeep triM'n;. - ilh them month
alter nuwith, i.’ivinr i l - r-.ed inlurb iih
compounds, ah on Id ra* l rind wee tin- |>n tor.
NriK’MI.TIKNt r e ; rl, sum IdMenHOH,
Hero IMm pi ■ tin I! ■ ' ' '■ renm
Cara ir* I*ll aat • PI ■ e in Q.ilckls
1 :101 mm ontly ('mod y the hil t .fuiro\t
I re.it Mii-iit iin imruucd hy | .ollnj* m •-•cm lists of
America and Karo|>o.
T4*** ('an -and con** oondno .••! till, •ntt.i I. '?'• v •’ ‘ !’ fo iry f:irt 01 I
tUnit* and ‘ hi Invalids i ■ mpa id- F
do HHW(W‘<) fnu • M i I;v ' . o. your I
and if It can cm < rod *.•.>• Won it u in without I
Ht irvatlon Tli rmudh •■ r t!.• \ i‘ t“ n < ni i*• .■ • r r.url iiod from tho I
Oilico or *ii tin; hi iti* lit* , Dli a on* 1 , jiv ih • t . i-.il*. I
CONSULTATION. EXAMINATION AND ADVICE I SEE TO ALL AT THE
Williams House, Thursday, Jan. 2i
And 10vory Lour Wi <Ks '1 Inre afl l t.
Office hours Irom w. m t> " |>. n
LAW YI:KS.
sdimovkk. summit k ,v stininn
LAWYERS Olliivin TorrinoiTK hri>k I1 m k nortbond Eighth tn* t hndp* Manitowoo Win
■ oimln. (’olliM'tioiiH promptly uttondod to
imuMi
UKDISTKIt OK DEEDS Nntai v I*ull i * and lunvryaiuvr Aloiny ioaund on tviiMoiialdn ralnn
Manltowot*, Wlhooiihiii.
PH SICIAINS
.1. I MIU.IIOLLAM). M 0
oMI< •• bourn ntol:in in. 1 to 1 i in find 7to K p m orti.- owr Mudlik A Mulhollaud'a
Stoll*, MllllitoWo* , Win* 'Oh ill '!’• li J>! II •
DOCTORS DA IN I: AM) HUDDARD—2Oft IN. Hiffhlh St.
()IVu o I lours: / 10 to 12 a. m. t slo'* a. in.
HAINL 1 2 t.. 4p. m. 1,1 M,AM ’ Il2to 2p. in.
Telephone: (Mliee Paine S')-2 rinos. Residence, Sb-.t Hubbard —
DENTISTS.
DR. N. T. ZIGLINSKI, ~
DENTIST
IMI South Lightli Street, Opposite Schuette’s Store.
SEEGER 6 MILLER, DENTISTS
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET. MANITOWOC. WIS
Local Anaesthetics used for painless extraction of teeth.
DR. M. L. BAST,
DENTIST.
In new parlors Williams block, opposite Manitowoc Savings Hank—Eighth
ami io Streets,
ALL DKNTAL WORK < JIT A KANTEKD
Mi’nilowoc, : : : : : Wisconsin
WHAT OR. KUTCHIN
DOES NOT 00.
He does not fright
en people intodoi lor
tug by holding up a
pieaof asp< cdy death
| before their eyes. He
I lots not urge theslck
ho take tioatment
w hen le knows them
jto) e iiieurablo Nel-
I ther does h.- by fals.
I prctcns.es hold thw
i. ick under his ears
, month after montH
I.IJ . doitig them no
I rood.
He doi s not per
suade In i) 1 -ss in
curables to doctor
out tin- last month of
their lives, or give up
tin tr last dime for
medicine.
He docs not take
1 alien's under a so
called falseguaranlee
pretending to charge
only for medicine and
taking whatever
amount he can get,
1 r make the obj< cl of
his life toyxtorltnoD
ry from the sick.
LATEST DISCOVI LIES AM) IMPROVEMENTS.
Hr, Kntchlif has received tlie raoPt np
proV4*d Instruct ho' In Analytical and Micro
scopical Kxuiiilnntbns of tin- Hlo<n). Urine,
etc., which an- m *w • < - estih-red 1 1 tC
111 -rrect dhutno; Is in many illaoaros. There
• ro many ill.ma •< 4 v. hb ti phy.df luna In common
,-ractlce do not nmmlli n-ut. and arc. the re
fore. seidom pn-p.-n Iv. ,ih nM *“-:>ury and cost
ly outfit to iv unit.' cornvtly, or trout with buc
cohm; puc h cu.s<-s. tin .efore. would do well to
fill at 4U.ro I.nd I* in 1 their true < ondltlon. and
whether tho door 1 * 1 lope an-yet open, orfor*
over cloned a nh pL them
MANHOOD IMLFUTI.V KESTORED.
Quick noiiih euro for Impo
toory. I.imi Mnnhi.od, Sperr i,fonini-n,
W< i kid and N *r\ouji lH*b)iity, olpo for l*ro
tntltlß, V.irh’i 11 I*-. nni all piivalo dlnenacß,
whether ft it of youth or
M **xurl 'dmi-e. in n a tun* y.-j; r . nr any cause
that del tlitut * pi-xual 1 urn 1 b ns, epoedliy
ami pernnini-ni i v <<,-! A'onhiiiintfen free
anl ttrl**iy 1 inti < ntliil, a* h‘ lute a urea
(fuarantoo*! in cm fii.b-1 aaOB. No rink incurred.
OF WOMEN.
R’lfh in ) bal'b .1 t’u* 111 f oih4*r phyßl*
(!iitim tint] fetiifb Ku(4k.tn quickly
cun - - ■1 .. 1 • 1 1 Iybold
(it ..wi '•* • i-n .1 --ii • .1 1' •• m .1 •he knllo. No
CUtllmr, ii-) pan ?.. • r
Fret* r.ni ft '.• \ r|tie BS&cta
• 1 • ’ 1 ii| Fluent rhoulQ
■ ' ' I > *'hlcb will
. 1 leal
OARitdnal lon
l*n.F!M, FIST* J \ AV) KI’fTAL
Eld lUN< a * ■ *•: nr or detention
Irom ouMn- m*.
Sy;dk:.s*. < 3 l*•)"***!*-r. fdci-l, I’nvut©
•Stood :%u '. ' . n . pcedlly, com
pletely and b *. \ .-m, o.
M\Z' ■ >r • riii.lJTi AM) HEX
t'\ i. i ,r ■'>; *• • 1.1 rapidly to hid
ek.i!)fill ••• • ,>