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not made Ille least remark"
MonseigneHr.' responded lI,e s.Idirr,
IN . onr 81 my pnnriples. never 10 med
die IN ,lle affairs ui olIhrrs."
Brave man.' rxrlainaed tle Narou;s
Il perceive lha, ran trust yau. and .I.s,
ynu are man oi honar aud prudence.
Follow me. and you will learn ile sxlue
Of your dlsrr-Iinn."
Taking i"Irh. he led the soldier bx :
winding passage Go suhleIranesn snult.
Bui. oh. horror. the pale and rariIIssiny
light oi the iisnbean was RIFF. ri.d un xIl
sides by elissll, skeletons. which ius fi.e-
kerings seemed 10 resnluair, and winch
appeared Ia mrnare iIie two visitors.
List. n. my frIrnd." said llie notle-
man; -lhe bIark lady whom you saw
this night is lle lady ol The chateau. Coz.
demned 10 drink. al my table, fr.m sI.e
skull OF The lover. whom I have Killed.
These bones are ihose of travellers who
have seen precisely what you have seen.
but have moi been posse sed Of our pru-
drnre. | have satisfied their rurosi,y.
and their death alone r.uld prs,err me
from The consequences. Your discletn,n
has saved yonr lIIe. Andnow. my friend.
ss a pros { Of my appreciation oI yoor
radenre and gand judgment, accept lIsss
purse. You are al liberty Go remain af
the chateau as long a. yon may rhoose.
or. y ,ou prefer, Ia continue your joss.l
ncy.
Conceive. il pnssihle. The emotions az
the old soldirr. Who would wondrr. HI
he had that night olien repeated IN H.
sleep. . Never mediie IN the affairs ar
others"
The next morning he continued HE
route. and lie remainder of his journey
passed without any fuiuie adventure ii
interest. lie a,iasi arrived in sigh. Of his
cottage. where all that was most dear 10
his liearlawail him--lhai heart beat qnirk
as he placed his fout on the threshold.
Without announcing himself. he entered
but alas, what reception. for behold
oh. fruits Of absence !-lhe FIRST ohiec,
that met his astonislie,l gaze. was young
priest tendrrly embracing his wife Il
With The decision Of an old warrior.
The s0!,lier leveled his muskei. and in an.
other instant a ball would have pierced
The heart Of the unhappy priest; but Al
thought aires ed his hand. penetrating his
soul like an electric shock-Posfpore
your anger 10 The niorrom !--and he
lowered his muskei. and hung his head.
overcome with bitter DISAPPOINTMENT and
despair.
He jealously. however. was mi al. iaAS
d,nninn ~ bcfvsfus upOn an explana-
lion, This priest was his son! Adopted
in his infancy By gnod cure Of The vii.
lage, who had directed his studies. he had
recently taken holy orders, and had pre-
ceIed but few moments The arrival oil
his father.
Thus the old soldier, after long alb
sence, had al last returned 10 his family,
and had found his son priest-ihe ne
pius ultra Of human perfection in the pop
nlar estimation. When had he ever con
reived of such happiness as this! Ill
was assuredly The moment 10 cut the loaf
nf bread-hul hardly had lie done 50,
when playful kitten, wishing, to share
in The general joy. sprang towards some
brilliant object which ruled from the loaf
upon the floor. Il was the three Louis
Por which had been placed there BY lhe
good Captain! ]. G.
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Obey Orders.--Ab brave veteran officer.
accommodating a battery, which was
considered impregnable and which it
was necessary to storm, laconically an
swered the engineers, who were en-
deavoring to dis suade him from the at
tempt: Gentlemen, you may think
and say what you please, all know is,
that the American flag must be hoisted
on the ramparts tomorrow morning.
tor have the order in my pocket"
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a Coon NoTIoN.-In Iceland, if a
minor commits an offence. the parents
are arrested, and unless they can salts
factorily prove that they have afford
ed the necessary opportunities for in
structlon, the penalty Of crime fastens
upon them. and the child is placed un-
der instruction. The parents in Iceland
are thus made to look well to the ways
and the education Of their children.
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Which is the Happiest Season?-A,

feslal party Of old and young. The ques-
ton was asked, Which season oflife is
the most happy!" After being freely dis
cn.sed by The guests. il was referred for
answer TO the h,si. upon whom was the
burden "f fnurscore years. He asked il
they had noticed grove Of trees before
the dwelling. and said: When the
spring comes. and in The soft air The buds
are breaking on The trees, and they are
covered with blossoms, | think, Hou
beautiful Is Spring! And when The sum
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sluTraN We mean Go repra, n, lras
10 thousand times, ar ull what we say
hls snme effect ON our r,,unlrs m en-. ll,al
pound 81 lean. irnder. Juicy mutton can
ne raised lar half The cost of The same
quaniiiy Of fri park !; that il is infinitely
healthier iood. especially in the summer
srasan. j. more sgr. eah,e "a the palate
when one gets accustomed Ia il; and il,.l
lhn.e whn cal u b. came more muscular.
and can do more work with greater ease
IL themselves Than those who cal fai pofk
We know noih:ng more d Iiraie than
smoked mutton hams af lhe uih.slown
hee,l nf -hecp-vrnison itself is moi SUI
prrior. Shrrpran be kept in fine growing
or.ler wherr other domestic sninal. will
scirrlv exist. and thousands of arres IN
,l,e State. under an enliahien,tl syriem
Of she, p hu>handry. may be made To- paw
good interest. where naw illey are near.
IL dead prnpeny in the hands Of their
present owners. Am. agricultural.
WATERING lloRsEs.-We see every
summer hundreds of M i,lenis of horses
being killed By giving them water WHEN
ovprheaied while travelling. Ii would
seem iilai drivers generally think that lIle
preservation oi The hnise's life ronsisis
IN having him wslerrd al every tavern
they enmr Ia. Bui we would roademn il
as being mosi absurd aud unnecessary
practice. A firiner WIN works his nurses
aa plough. harrow. or cart. never gives
them wafer fiom The time they 20 10
work aIief breakfast until they come in al
noon. la France roachmen never wafer
their horses except when they feed. and
Il You lake the trouble 20 inquire into the
efirt Of The system Ia thai country, YOU
wi find il hls saluiary influence.
When the driver stops al an inn, he
washes the horses nose with little sin.
esar 10 sponge.
CULTURE OF THE PoPPY.-Dr j. v.
Z. Smith. wiring home from Switzerland,
10 the EDITOR Of the lSo-ion Medical Jour
nal, says:
Immense crops are raised here OF ar
ilcles wholly unknown 10 The American
farmers, AMI perhaps the kinds best 6,led
Ia particular loralnies where grain and
potatoes yield poorly under The best ef.
frIs. Oae Of these Is puppies. fhon.
sands &c acres are al ihs moment ready
Inr market-whlch the traveller takes frr
granted, az he hurries by, are to be manu-
aciurcd into opium. They are not, how
ever, intended for medical use al all, but
Tura widely different purpose. From
he poppy seed = beautiful transparent oil
Is ma,le. which is extensively used in
house painting. Ills almost as colorlcss
as walter, aud possessing so many alvan-
,ges over tie fix seed oil thai il may ul-
Iinalely snpcrreie that article. Where
4 * canual he grnwn. poppies often can
be in poor sandy soil. I.inseed oil is be-
coming dearer aud the demand for paint is
With white lead, poppy leaves
a beautiful surface, which does mol AFTER
wards change by the action ol light. Inlo
a dirty yellow. Another seas"n some
ore should make beginning a, home in
this important branch Of Industry. The
oil may he used for ulhcr purposes, and
even put into the cruel for Salads
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compagnan de voyage. towards The eve-
nmg oI The same day he arrived al a point
where i,e road separated into Two bran
cl,es; The one wide and apparently easy.
turned lille Ia the right, while The other,
narrow and difficulty in appearance. was
the direct continuation Of the grand route.
The travellers hrsilaled for an instant,
deIiberaling which road To follow when
the soldier, suddenly rec"llecling The first
parting maxim of his Captain. said:
Il keep The straight road"
And l." said his cumrade, .shall
choose the easiest
But the unfortunate traveller found that
This road, SO wide and easy al its entrance,
terminated IN a gloomy lorest. the haunt
Of wild beasts and awless men. H.. paid
the penalty Of his unwise choice that
night. aud on the morrow tie old soldier
learned that his companion of the pre-
cetllng day had been assa>sina ed.
"Ah, mon cher Capilaine,' thought he.
.your Iirsl maxim, al least. was mol dear
one truly. Wisdom is more precious
u, II fine gold. =
The same day he arrived at the au-
brrge Of small village; and in conrer-
salinn with some of The peasants, they
advised him 10 visit. in his quality Of a
soldier. a certain Marquis, the proprietor
Of npighboring chateau, who made a
pleasure &c dispensing The most liberal
h ,splalily 10 all military men who nigh,
h,ppen to pass ON that road. Following
their advice. lie was received with courte-
sy and poliieness, assured Of a hearty
welcome, and invited To The table Of The
nohleman.
B1l, wonderful to relate, in the midst
&C the supper. lady clolhe,! entirely in
black, with slow step and downras' eyes,
entered and took her seat al the table
and this lady. of noble buth, and a
Frenchw0man, drank from human
scull
The soldier. however. took no notice,
apparently. Of this singular circumstances
and The conversation proceeded as usual
without interruption. IL vas not thai
he was The less curious TO discover the
meaning of this extraordinary conduct
but the Substantial benefit which he hat
derived from following the principle CON
tanned in the first maxim. caused him Il
appreria,e the second-Nerer NEEDLE i,
the affairs Of Others.
Alter The supper. when the lady ha,
been snme time absent. The Marquis ad
dressed himself 10 the soldier. aud regard
INC him 6Ae,lly. said
Ny fread, YOU are no oidina' ) man
lor most remarkable scene II S been 4 n
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Study TO make The whole Of your car
rage and discourse amongst men so engag
'ng' as may invite even strangers 10 love
YOU aud allure them TO love liglon To-
Your sake. WATTS.
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Briekiayiag Speed.-i'he Maysv lie
Ky.) Posfboy safes that trial Of skill
between lwo hIicklayers came of al CO.
lumhus lately, on wager Of one. .hundled
dollais. The competitors were I'll. w.
Lewis, Of Cincinnati. and Edwin Hall, oi
Columbus. The latter gave up alter work
ing two hours aud half, in which time he
had laid two thousand three hundred and
sixty brick. While Lewis had laid two
thousand five hundred and lweniy-beat.
lns his compelor one hundred and sirty
b.ick.
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"May yourrieh soil.
E,absrant, aitures better blessings pour
O'erevery land"
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When iavc!ling alone we may choose
NE shortest and most convenient road, ,
though il be somewhat slippery and dan
gerous, provided we are conscious we have
prudence enough To guard against those
dangers. But he must be a merciless and
.nalhinl guide. who. knowing iha, a
lumber Of weak, ihnughlless children
would follow in his ioolsle,'s, should
choose path safe to himself, but IN
which IL was morally certain The great
esl part Of his followers would stumble
and tall. Erskiue.
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From the Home Journal
THE THREE mAYIms.

IN old soldier. enI tied 10 his slisrh.rg.
irom The army. ON HE sore OF long s., :
slre aud many wounds. being on the
paint e quitting his regiment. uenl 10
make his adieus IN lis Captain.
All, well. mnn brave" said his off.
eei. $50 y"u are ahnui In lrare us /: IN
exchange The life IL solalier iar lI,a, az !
riiizrn. Now. rs ihis career will he
snmewhai navel Ia r.u. my esteem and
iriesdship. whirh ynu have won by your
bravery and go"d rondnri. prompi me 10
oilrf you little advice before parinp /:
aud if y"n will submit la the conditions
oil that adrire. without al present seeking
10 divine lheir molire. YOU will never
have rsnse 10 regret having lollna ed INV
counsel. Wha. money have you about
yon."
Only three louis dor. Captain. and !
lew franc 10 drflsy The expenses of my
journey"
Very wtll-give me The three Iious
dor, and will give you three maxims
fnr your gui,lanre."
g The Stale ni my finances renders ibai
rather dezr bargain" s,id the soldier:
.nevrriheless. as wisdom is more precious
than gold. and IN order to prove To you
The roniilrnce which in common with
The TEST Of my rnmratlrs. repose in you.
] ronsem io a." And The snl,ller hand
ed the three lonis d'or--sll his for.une, 10
The Captain.
very g"od." said The Captain: .Now
my friend. listen 10. recollcci. and To pun
~ ronsiani praciire. lhrse three maxims:
KEEP Tmg STRAIGHT ROAD; NEVER MED.
DIE IN THE AFFAIRS or OTHERS; and
POSTPONE YOUR ANGER To THE MORROW.
In the msantimr. await me here few
moments.
The old snldi,r remained. pensively
lerning on hi. mnskei. and some what re.
pcniani Of his bargain. Keep the straight
ro1d-Ne,er me,idle in The affairs Of
oihers-and. Postpone your anger To The
mo iow-very wise. assuredly, and very
well worth thee luuis dor: only il is
rather unfortunate that that sum sl,onld
happen 10 be the whole of my fortune"
In Few minutes the Captain returned
and placed small loaf oI bread in the
hands Of the soldier. exacllng from him
promise that lie wonld moi cut il until that
moment arrived which he should consider
the happlest Of his life. Then embracing
each Other with that sincerity aud allec-
u "a which characterize all Frenclmen
aud old companions ia arms, ,.ey bill each
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
HATHA WAYS PATENT
Hot FIR COOking .St0r cs,

(IMPROyED.)
y . Cooking Stove ever invented has given so
generalsatlsfac!ion, both in point OF economy
and tuel, and the most perfect manuerln which
COOK ing OF every description is done. Ineompar-
ing this with other Stoves. the following advantas
ges will be fouad. The boilers come more imme
date,v in contact with the fire, consequently DO
IN less time-the oven being the whole SIZE Of t.
stove, Will bake twice the quantity of other stove
OF the same dimensions, and the heats so gener
ally d!itused on all its sides that exccIs the com
mon brick oven. 1t has also been decided by
some OF the first rate hoIel keepers that
pastries of all kinds arc done in a much finer
manner than by any other process.
This Stove is constructed, that no inside
plates come in immediate contact with the fire,
consequently it must be very durable, and not
likely TO get out OF repair. The construction is
so simple, that an inexperienced person may i'm
medlately become acquainted with its use.
They are made of the first quality Scotch and
Americana Pig Iron, and OF good thickness: almost
double the weight of eastern made stoves o. the
same size.
There are eleven sizes, varying from 3l5 to
1875. so that all classes of the community, from
the smallest family to the most extensive hotel or
Steam Boat, may avail themselves OF the benefit
of Islabor aud fuel-saving article OF domestic
economy.
These Stoves are made by I. J. DUDLEY,
No l05, Main ST., Buffalo, and are sold by
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
Southport, fig, 1919
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
AG ENJOY
THO TEDEDD A
OF. DIR. FITHS CELEBRATED MEDI.
ONES

DULNONARY Balsam Depuratye Syrup, Pee.
toral Expectorant, Pulmonary Liniment, Pure
and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, Anti>Dyspeptc Mix
tnre, NervinP, Nermifuge, Heart Correclor, Humor
Corector. Cough and Cathartic Pills, Female Pills
Female Specific, &c, used by him constantly and
with Unprecedented success in the treatment Of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia ScrofuIa, Skin Diseases, Rheu-
matisn, Female Complaints, Piles &c. DR.. Fitch's
unequalled Patent Silver Plated Abdominal Sup
porters. DR.. Fitch's Improved Plated Steel Spring
Shoulder Brace. Dr. Fitch's Silver Inhaling Tube
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
DR. FITCTrS CELEBRATED SIX
LECTURES,

On the Prevention and cure of Consumption, Asth.
ma, Diseases of the Heart, and on the method Of
preserving Health and Beauty to an old age. Tbl-
Book should be in every family. To the Consump>
tive it points out the only reasonable hope for re-
lief 10 mothers, the directions it gives for the
care and education of Children are invaluable
rs 600 copies OF this Book have passed through
the press, and the sale continues undated.
For Sale by S. s, FITCH & CO, TOT Broad
ray, Net0 York; and J. B. ST.ARKHE.4THER'
Kenosha, W7s.
IL DR.. Fitch S Guide to Invaids, or Directions
to persons using DR.. Fitch's Remedies TO be had,
gratis, Of all his Agents. MOB
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
ELIXIR SAEETE s

gIlS medicine if taken in season. viii prevent attnck
of Cholera, and can be safely endcd the
best agent in the first of that disease. It is wnrran
ed TO every of DiarPa DyeHtcy, and Summer
Complaints, COR the money refundedD
The above remedy byan experienced Physician
Gd during ten Practice has been known to fail
in asinglc instance he confidence of the proprietor
SUCH that when fair trial has been given and has failed,
the money will be returned. Hundreds OF Certificates
could be produced estng its virtues. but wish the
medicine stand on its merits. Prepared and sold
N : 4IENER.
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New Books.

Deck and Port, BY Rev w Cocr
The Great Hnrnonia. by r. j. Davis
liumc's England, in vols
;tmercan Fruit tglutrist Hmcricun Bird Fancier,
DoNn!ng's Fruit ard Fruit Trees OF .7merico
.j!IcH Domestic .3nmals,
Head.ey Napoleon and his Marshals,
HaWbiCs and Sketches
Luther and Cromwell
j. q. adams Poems. Letters to his Son,
Life of .1ndrcw Jackson,
Lights and Shadows Of Domestic Life
.3lderbrook by Fanny Forester,
Scarlet Letter, by Hawthorne,
Western sketch Book, by Gallaher
Cosmos, by humboldt, Pillars r rI,rrufos
Indian CAp'iviiicS, Ellen Scymour
Homans Friendship, Life of Jean paul
Conquest Of Canada Greenwood T,oovo.
MA other new works for sale at KINGS BODIts ToRE
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ESTEs s..

FEVA AIKEN w by the Subscriber, h 29h Of November
head Of cattle described follows: one red Cow,
about 9yea Old red white faced Cow, aboBt years
OH t"o Speekrd eiyIs abou years old has horn
broken or red Steer about wears old The owner
viii please forward prove property pay charges and
takc them away.
JACOB PARLIAMENT.
Paris. kCnosha Co.. Wis. Dec. l., 1854 4-29
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EFGHET BARRELS OF AMERICAN
UMsgF7S

! New, Cheap, and durable Paint,
TN ASSORTED COLORs from dark red to light drab +.
2tGOpcr For sale by
no - }. b. STARKWEATHER
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ESTES

NlNt into NY enclosure about ten DAYS since Red
tlleF tai White spot her forehead, no other mark
ih' VIII pleas. come forward move nrnner,y nav,
Gh urges and take her away l,5uN RI-IiI .uIs
l3ke. Dee. u. lS5G "a
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
ESER Az.

TEN AIKEN up by the Subscriber on The 0th dav of De
q cembcr. year old irjer, rcd line back. some
White under The belly. The owner viii please come for
ward prove property pay charges and lake her away
Il. b. BARNES.
Fo0tfport, Dec. Is, 1870. 429
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
The People WON'T go Bmregooted.

TTNUEREF OR f, have bought, and am now offering
L for sale, at the kENDSKEA GEE'S SIEGE AND
EEATAER STORE, Beautiful assortment of La
dies and Chdrens shoes and Gents Fine Boots consist
ing OF Ladies' Rosee Slips, Ladies Rosee Jenny Lnds, La
dies EnaIncled Polkas, Ladies' silk Pat CATERS Ladies
Super Fr Boots which will be sold as usual for The
lowest priccs. no44
F. W. LYMEN.
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Doors. Sash and blinds.

HE undersigned wishes 20 inform his friends, and the
! public. that he sill continues manufacture Do0rs,
Sash and Blinds, by hand, in the workmanke and
substantial m that he Is ready 10 attend ,o
any calls thar may DC ade upon him in the various de-
parments OF his business Carpenter work OF all kinds at
tended to usual His shop where he may generally
found, is situated Park street. doors east of Newe's
Lumber Yard. RICHARD RYERSON.
June
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat Head
such Bronchitis, Inflammation the Throat Nervous
and SICK Headache Dizziness of the Head Neuralgia in
the Face EuzzmC or Roaring in the Ears, Deafness
which Is generally Nervous and that distressing com.
~ III - ~
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RICE, SEPENTY-FIVE CENT

The above for SALE wholesale and retail by y,,,oyf M
rif d h12ogg. agents for Wisconsin, Illinois and Iown
Is also sold 1t the Drug store of r. Robinson J. r. Sfayk.
sccat6cr, and N SqUyer Kenusha. June 1850
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FF2A w. yvAEg

FE2A 7E. yvAET,
Has just opened. in the corner building oppssc the Rum
ais House. a grand assortment Of
ESEy Groceries ana Provisions,
such as sugar, Tea, Coffee Rice Ii h, soap Candies Dried
Fruits, &c &c. &c.
SCION Hills EIoIT, by the barrel or pound
Good Cider Vinegar direct from Ohio Also five corors Of
Ohio fHe-lroof PAINE rcle that every person who
puts up building ought to have. Only 81 per hundred
Oats Corn Potatoes, &c &c. bought and sold n50
SIMEON 6kENG,
oud inform the public that he has enlarged
OF buSness, and will in future offer theln better acc9rn,
datiOns, with much larger assortment OF
ScEa0o9, sunday school, Juvenile a9,sJ Wis
ccIlnneoUs Books; also, EsiamIx Books,
and stationery, 7'
or all kinds with great variety Of such articles rs are s-
ally kcot in Bookstore, which hc is anxious 10 show IN
his friends and will sell as low any store in \, s,op,n
at KINGS BOOKSTORE
November lG, 1870.
IT oycEs, Romances and Novelties, comprising Three
~ Strong Men, by Dumas; Minors Daughter, by Dick
ems; Hands not Hearts, lamont Marmaduke Herbert in
gcborOugh Han, Old Converts of Paris St. james, KATE
Marvin AHonina, Ned Allen, Cleveland. David Watson
Had of Orleans, Constance LINDSAY Cruise in Il " hale
Boat Spectre Of the Bastle The Monk &C. ami any
tlLy more OF the same sort for sale Ut
Kings Book Store