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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-07

TOR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
" DING. FACING, LINING AND BOoK.BIND-
ING SKINS The public are hereby informed that
they nsed net 60 North to buy these articles the
undersigned has them always on hand good and %
cheap as they can be bought at the North. MENU
factory On Brook Avenue, opposits Bacon Qustter
Brunch Tavern. a9-,ats J. C. JONES.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-07

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD -Ranawsy from the Coke mines, in
this county, ON Monday, the 9th ult negro named
g e OR G E-oomplexion black feet 6 inches In
height; q years old; Intelligent and spdshtls; gene.
rally smiles when spoken to mouth very small for
a negro raised in Charlottesville, and has been
twiea reclaimed q runaway within the past year.
once from Augusta jail and once from ROCKING ham.
George viii no doubt dsewn his name and owner
ship, as he has before done. EaN ~
The above reward will be paid for his delivery at
the Mines. or in Richmond to sz4s5sas
Its 10 esg. JNO.J WRATH, Agent
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-07

a. FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE
AS He has NO superior in the city for sound and
gentle qualities. Apply at HICKS
my Sta AMERICAN STABLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-07
OFFICE OFTHE JR. AND Co,

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| ~ SALE.-A verv fine one, nearly new. mag be
| seen at HICKS AMERICAN STABLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-07

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NN FOR SALE--A very large iron
IA grey MARE MULE. years Old. She works
wsH anywhere, and sold for pef sak .Applyt TO
my 2-ts - 5. - -. West ode 18th ct.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29

Have been sensible fors time past ti"' o''i
paper presented, generally, very SnaDoy appear
ance. and We have reason 10 suppose o"FSnhsctioefs
have been equally sensible Of it. For this there
are several causes, 10 Wit:
Our type are old and worn
Oar paper the best we could get, is nevertheless
of poor qnaty;
Oar ink, the best We could get, partakes so much
bf The character Of swamp mud, as to answer but
.ioorly The purpose Of printers ink,
we propose 10 do away with these causes.
We have iast ordered a complete "uew dress, .
from head to foot, for our paper, and when it comes
We intend to have every type used in the paper
Gle IN anl ne fcon ne foundry.
We mean to have good paper, if it can be had,
and we shall make an effort to gel good ink.
Oar material will be received ediateIy OH the
OpsAng Of navigation, and before The com
mencemert Of our next volume, this Improvement
will be made. 1t is onrintenton, aud wish the
the boast t. be noted, to make the best looking pa
per II 81: State-oae worthy city, its gro wing
interests aud generous patronage.
Its proper to add, that tilis msteral is intended
also to enable to get more matter in our paper
than we are now able to.
Also, that we have ordcied u large quantity o.
Ibbng material so that we shall be prepared to do
jobs, fully eqnaI in neatness, to any done elsewhere
in tslc State cut of it. We are bound to keen
up with tie times
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
The Harbor Tax.

The voters Of the city have no doubt no
ticcd that Tuesday next, they are called up
ON to vote on the question of raising Foar
Thousand Dollars, for har5 Dor purposes the
coming year.
Of this amount proposed to be raised,
Thirteen Hundred and Fifty dollars are re-
quired to meet interest on Bonds previous
ly negotiated which interest will be due dur
ing the current year. The balance it is ex-
pec;ed will be required and can be very
proftably expended on work on the harbor,
probably in dredging.
We believe the monies heretofore raised
by the city for harbor purposes have been
juliciously and economically expended and
we presume they will be hereafter; certain
ly they will if the people elect proper and
faithful officers; and therefore it will be for
the interest of the people to vote this small
amount Much has been done towards the
construction ola good harbor. something in
the way ofdredging remains yet to be done,
ana Tins amount is wanted to complete or
push forward the work.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
The MaYoraltv.

CHARLES {. SnOLEs, it viii be seen, is propose.
ny many of our citizens for reelection to the May
crafty.
joan V. AVER, it is generally understood, vii
also I've a candidate for the same place.
With both Of these gentlemen our Citizens arr
well acquainted. for they are both old residents
aud therefore it we disposed euter iuto any
controversy with regard to them as candidates, il
IS not l'ktly we could say any thing with which
every voter is not already familiar
What the interests Oft the City are, with which
the Mayor is neced every voter knows, as also
how these candidates stand disposed toward these
Interests. They know too, the respective abilities
OF the men 10 administer Il Office in question, nd
we quite sure in aI respects are well qualified
to judge between them.
LIT each vo,c. deposit his ballet on election dav
with eye single 10 the stutcrests Of TIE City
for tie wear to coup.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29

u Winter fingers in the lap Of Spring" most
outragcously. and maintains well his stout pro-
PORTIONS and hearty bosterousnesS, that gentle
Spring is entirely smorhered under his hulk, aud
her whispers drowned in his howlings The old
repreb e is getting to be vastly unpopular in this
region and he wishes TO preserve particle Of the
good opinion of our people, he VIII go at once, nor
stand upon the ordel of his going
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
Fancy Stock Of
CABINET WARE.

I'D. Il. SCOTT, respectfully informs his
iIi-nds a:d the community. that ne has
EAs@s-S"pened anew Fusniture Establishment
hsin street. kenosha, opposite the City Bank,
aud intends TO sell ArNery Low Prices,
E Ca:.ioeue Of Cabinet Ware Beistea,ls French.
College Btds'eat's viii pins. and common
BukEAus- Imita,inn Black Walnut, do Ma
hogaoy. do Rosewood.
TAaIts--Ccntre, Dining and common.
CHAIRs-Boston and Common Rockers, Small
Rockers, Sofa. Cane Seal, Baltimore, Commo-,
Dining Chair, SC.
Trundle Bvdsieads, and other Cabinet Ware,
too numerous 10 mention, Also,
COFFiNS, made TO order at the shortest no.
tice.
novl
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE TRADE.
HOLSTERS BAZAAR,
IlSLAKE ST. CHICAGO,


YANKEE NOTIONS, Buttons. Combs, Sus-
= pendefs.P Pins, Needles, Tapes, Tasses. Hooks
and Eyes, Thimbies, Spectacles, Elasiics, Worst
ed, Silk, &C.
CUTLERY, Pocket and Table Gallery of all
grades Razors, Scissors, Shears, Razor Strops, &c.
GOLD AND GILT JEWELRY.
Fancy GooDs-Porte Monnaies, Purses, Pocket
Books, Card Cases, Retcules, Work Boxes, Canes.
Writing Desks, Fans, Dressing Cases. Man,elOr
naments, Singing Birds. Opera Glasses, Perfume
Bottles. La Bellies, &c,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. violin.. Ac
cordeons, Guitars, FIutiuas, Violin Strings, etc.
PERFUMERY, Extracts, Soaps, Pomadss.
Powder, colognes, etc.
TOYS. Toys Crying Babies of Rubber, Chi
ma and Wax, Dolls ofChiua, Rubber, Wax, Kid
and Composition; Dolls Heads Of wax, China and
Rubber, Dolls Arms, Feet, Hats, Legs etc. Trum-
pets of Tin, Horn and wood Tea sets Of China,
Earthen, Tin Bri,tania and Wood. Animals OF
rubber wood and Tin-all sizes aud descriptions
Toy Acco-deons, Harmonious, uarps. Viollns,
Flutes, Flies, Ciaronetts, Guitars, etc. Garcia
lures. of all styles, too numA rous o mention.
CANES, For children, oil all sizes-both a
musng and instructive Toy Watches. Paints etc.
SroaTiNG IMpLEMENTs-Ps,els, Revovers. Shot
Bags, shot Pouches, Powder Flasks and Horns,
Gun Caps, Hunting Knives, etc.
FisniNG TACKLE. A large assortment, Rock
ing Horses, Baby Jumpers. Bird Cages.
House. KEELING GooDs Silver Plated Spoons,
Forks, Shovcls, Cake Baskets, Casters, etc.
BRITTASiA WARE, Coffee and Tea Urns,
Coffee aud Tea Pots, Coffee Bigglns, Egg Cod.
iers. wafer Pitchers; Lamps; Candesticks, etc.
HARDWARE, p Deserving Kettles, Smooth.
ing ions; Nut Crackers, Cork Screws, lee Picks
Tack Hammers, Tacks, Egg Bcators, Pudding
Moness. Shutters, &c.
WOODEN WARE, and Willow ware of all
kinds.
HOLLISTER & WILLIAMS,
no TaL. So. ~ iao,o III
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
Friends of Freedom

Will the friends of freedom in the seye-
raj towns take some interest in the Judicial
election, and make the vote on that officer
as large and as favorable as psssible. We
have strong, confidence that Cole will be
elected, but our confidence is based on the
supposition that friends Of free principles,
will take some interest in the election and
get out full vote Do not neglect.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29

MILLINERY, Alas. McbgRaoSr :espec.
W rivefu.ly informs the ladies Of II enosha al nd
vicinity, that she has co .,menct business in The
store north Of Ira Waits ana opposite TIE Fun
ais House, where she will keep cons sntly hand
general assortment Of millinery Of the Latest
an most fashionable sti le.
Ms McDermont trusts that an experience o.
IL wears in some oi the principal cities, OF Eng
land, will enable her TO give satisfaction to those
who may favor her with their patronage.
kenosha. JsauarY j. 1855. 3o-3m
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
MARBLE FACTORY.
GEORGE ACKLEY


ANNOUNCES to the people OF Kenosha City
and County. aid Vicinity, that he has bought out
the Marble Establishment of JospPa /. Enrn and
that he has added largely 10 the Stock, with both,
Italian and American Marble
OF the very hest qualities, aud is prepared TO arn-
ish to order all work iE the Maibe Line.
Being an EXPERIENCED oRkMAN, he feels
confidence in wagranting his
Monuments, Tomb-stoncs, ToInb-Tablcs.
Cbclisks, Pafht-Stones,
and all other work wanted. for FINISH AND
STYLE. TO rival ALL COMPETITION.
Plain, Raised, or Ornamental work O any char
acer desired done in sty Ie 10 give I'm TIRE sat
isfacton.
Tie respectfully so'cits the patronage of tho
Public.
IL shop Oh Main Street, opposite the c fy TO-
tel. GEORGE ACKLEy.
Keposha. Dec 1854
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Cheaper than erer-- Wholesale d Retail.
UyHE Subscriber offers to Aell Clothing as
Il cheap as any Clothing Store in the CITY Of
Kenosha, or the neighboriug Cities. lie wishes
to call attention to the fact that his Clothing is
manufactured ct Home.
HATS AND CAPS, Wrappers, Drawers,
Mitteus, Gloves. DO, Is Clothing, etc.
UAil kinds Of work done to order on the short
est notice. JOHN WILSON.
nj No. 10, Main St.set.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
M ARKET,

TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Thursday, Marck 90, 1855.
Winter Wheat, i,20@l,28
Spring do !,16E I,2O
Barley 10000
Corn (ear) 25@
Potatoes 56c@ ~
Oats. $50
Grass Seed 2,oO@2, 25
Flax do 1000 Ito. A..t@~
Butter. l5@ ~ ID
Cheese Ga - IL
w. w, Flour $500 a % Dbl.
S. w. do 1850 R bl.
Pork. per 100 lbs. 3,25 @$3,8O
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29

The school monies apportioncd to this
county are now ready for distri button and
will be paid over to the several town Su-
perintendents, on application at the county
treasurer's office in this city.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
New sToRE.-BA1x 4

EEARDWARE. EW STORE.-BAIN &
q 4 BRormER Respectfully aunouace to the cit
,z~ns of Kenosha City aud County and adjoining
Counties that their extensive stock of Hardware
Is now opened at their new store, corner of Man
and W arket streets. one door south of tn. City
Hotel consisting of every Variety of FOREIGN
aHG DOMESTIC HARDWARE selected for
and adapted to the wants OF the people Of this
Vicinity Regarding prices. &c, confident
~ affirm that our stock is purchased and laid
down in our store at lhe lowest possible figures
aud that can and are disposed to sell as low
can b. purchased at any establishment in the
examination of our goods and prices. Our Stock
embraces III par; follows Iron and Steel q
c5m PETE 0rtment Of all sizes and q"aiities
doro Glass, black AMI bright log CdaiaS. CoiI
Halter. Trace and Pump Chains. AnUi!g, Vices,
smith BetIaw&, ScssW ptates, BOrar and Stsdg-
rs: Sho0cis. SpndeS, ines. Cr01c-barS Pick-drrs
GraiH-sroops Hay, Bariey, and Man"rc Forks,
Ra5e3 CraiieS, ScgtbeS. and Sncaths, Csrriags
Springs Finished Aries, Tainbie SkeinS, Wag-
bores SHEET bar, and pig Trad, Lead Pipe,
Sheet Copper and Zinc CiSisrHdad Wei Pumps
Pump Claim Wheels for Well and Cistrrns
Grind <foasS Gad Hangiags, Platform Scales
md Warehouse truck all siscs AID kinds o.
lot Of single and double bdrr, led Guns, Pouches,
and FtaSfS.d Csmp!cte Assortment OF CaFpeR-
.erS' TONS, Of superior quality; a complete as,
sortment Of House building trimmings; CONS
pI,te assortment Of House Keeping ARTICLES.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29

COOK, PARLOR, BOX STOVES. We
have purchased largely from Rathbone sia Ken
uedy, of Albany, their celebrated Albany Stoves.
whose manufactures, have obtained in this, as
well as ali oshcr m..aets, M euviab!e reputation.
they nave been long tried and found reliahlv
For style, finish, aud durability, they are une-
qualled.
QUEEN OF THE WEST, IMpRovE Ed AIR
TIGHT COOKING STOVE, 4 SIZES. This is the best
Cooking Stove in use. The principle is three
FLuEs warranted TO cook aud bake perfectly, and
to stand hrs without cracking, and takes the pre-
MUM on trial, wherever exhibited.
BUCKS PATENT AI3-rIGHF COOK STOVE
sizes, pattern well known TO our customers
This stove has been greatly nprovedr For beau
~ Of style aud finish it has no superior, always
warranted to cook and bake perfectly, and to stand
he fire without cracking.
MORNING STAR, ELEVATED OVEN Cook
Stove ? sizes, this is one of the most autiful eli
evated oven Stoves in market, the operation of this
kind IF stove t. well known and approved. will
not crack by 6re.
YOUNG AMERICA. NEW PATTERN elevated
oven Cook Stove, patented 1854. No elevated
/ Oven Stove possesses the advantages thIs Stove
toes- Call and examine it.
/ RED JACKET COOK STOVE, NEW PAT
Tern. lS5I, principle of the direct draughi, very
/ large ovea, useful and cheap stove, fitted air.
/ tight.
/ EAGLE AIR TIGHT PREMIUM Cook
SroyE. This Stove is well made, and wal ra nted
with drilled doors is cheap operates good. Pat
tel neat aud durable
! PARLOR STOVES. In great Variety. all
/ Albany Castings Ocean ParIcrs. Sheet iron sell
regulators, new pattern for 1855. Parlor cook
stove, = boiler holes in top, Gipsey Queen Parior
do Gipsey Queen Franklin 10. Cottage Parls'
do Open raror, open front do Open Parlor,
open lront with top. Six plais Alright Box
Stoves of all sizes. for { fices, Rooms and Halls
! \ few COAL STOVES for offices.
TIN SHOP ~ connection. We manufacture
all kinds of sheet iron, and copper ware. Custom
work and Jobbing done 10 order. may2s
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
Assessor,

l. D NICHOLS viii be Supported for ity AS
SCISSOR, at the ensuing election, by
EVERY BODY.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
rTfckef9
ssXNE.,'

FOR TOWN ELECTION promptly PRINTED
At this O.iee, at reasonable prices.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29

SIMMONS g. SON.

YEVO the good people OF henosha GUY and
Il County, send greeting. That we have just
retained from the Eastern Markets, where we have
AIKEN advantage Of the times, to purchase at low
rates. large stock of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, which are arriving aad beng
opened lar the inspection of all our old friends and
the public at large. Having purchase Goods
Gil favorable terms, n afford 70 sci. as low
as any of our neighbuss aoag the Lake Shore. We
BUY to SELL, aud prefer quick sales and small
profiis.to keeping shelves buIdensd with Old
Goods Our stock consists of full assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Gods,
Which havr been carefully selected with special
reference to the demands OF The season, and we
have no hesitation in saying that in such staple
articles, as Sheetings, Shriings, Tckings, Pnnls,
Drilliugs, Denips, Blue aud Brown Drills. Jeans,
Twe.ds, CottouY arn, Baitings, Waddings, Cam
dlewic kings
BR0ADCLOTHS- 9roadcloths, plain. strip.
rdGassmsrs. and fancy Saunetls, Ful!ed Cloths,
FlanueIs, nseys &c.
We give general satisfa ton both 70
prices and quality OF goods. We have also for
Ladies and Gentlemen good supply of
Dress Goods, au.
Ofstyles and finish appropriate for the season
and which we think will please all good tastes
consisting of
$50 AS&vS raSo
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
Custom work.

0GASGoKn w oTI.
Done to order with puuc:uaty, aud in the best
possible manner,as also,nay Other first class work
Thankful for past liberal patronage. the under
signed feels conideut. by strict attention 10 bus
ess, and the wants of his customers by keeping M
his ashionaable and seasonabie ut OF frs,
class Goods, and selling. at unusually low prices
10 merit he patronage 81 the pGhiic and bu, ers.
0J-Cash paid fo- Hides and Pells IN
mrSn3S G.. l.. ELY
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
LYMAN g. CAGES

At large outlay, We lave lad in Tor the Vim
ter trade. The largest and tie most desirable
stock it has ever been pleasure profit to ex-
hlbi.
~ FOR TIE LADIES, We have as good
styles of French Kid Slips and Dress Caters AS
can BE- found in New York or Boston, aud an un-
usually large supply Of heavy so!ed Lace Boots,
Walking Shoes etc, OF ordinary and Extra Sizes.
Misses and CAbdrea's Luce B00fs, Jenny
Liuds, etc--a great variety. G4nt's French Calf
Kip and thick Boots: Boys do. Our manufacture
ing department is constantly improving, and we
are now turning out good Custom work.
ard selling as low at WHOLE SALE OR
Retail, as any Shoe House in the State. To
all consumers of Leather, we offer it at the low
est Market PIic,s.
Choice Bnenos Ayres aud Slaughter Sold
Leather, Choice French and American Calf
aud Kip Skins.
Choice Oak and H-uIock Upper Leather.
Black and Bronze Morocco Fancy Innings. LASTS.
Boot Trees, Thread Pegs, Nails. Shoe Makers
Tools aud Kit Of all kinds, PIastering Hair, and
other articles connected with the business, too
numerous 10 mention.
CASH for Hides. Skins and Peifs.
Heartily do congratulate the Farmers ana
Artzans Of th.s young and thriving State for the
abundant harvest aud remunerating prices Of this
year, and would respectfully suggest that no bet
ter investment of the surplus profits can b. made,
than in improving their unders andugs at our es
Enlistment
Orr motto is unchanged.
oulck saIes--SmaI Profit s--Ready Pay.
r. W. LYMAN, FRED GAGE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
CITY BANK.
RATES OF EXCHANGE.
sEBASTOPOL TAKEN BY
9. IA. ELK.
~ss. with whole Cargo OF
Hat BOOTS g. SHOES,

~ BOOTS g. SHOES,
Which TO be found at the sign Of the - BIG
BOOT" at the old quarters of Ely & Lay, Main
street, kenosha Wisconsn IL.
At which place the Largest and Cheapest
Stock in the country may always be found oil
hand--besdes large supply If his own manu-
facture. watch for workmanship, style, and supe-
ror quality OF Stock, he feels confident cannot be
exce!led west of New York City. His goods are
manufactured under his own supervision, and no
labor or expense is spared TO make his Goods SUI
perior to other manufactures. His long aud prac
teal experience in the business. and facilities tor
getting up work, enables him to sell better ar
tcie ats less price than his neighbors.
Amongst his Custom work may be found
Gents French Calf, and Morocco
Sewed and Pegged Boots, light and
Double Solcs MEN AND BOYS Double
Sole Thick Boots, Fine and Coarse, Kip aud
Ladies, Misses aud Childrens' Wear of all
kinds. Also will be found, OH hand, a
large aud Elegant assortment of La
dies, tfeu;s, Boys, Misses Weal
from the best Eastern
Ma
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29

VISITING CARDS -For Sale at
' nov. esd. KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
state School Fund.

The apportionment of the State School
fund among the several towns in kenosha
county for the year 1855 are as follows:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

n5- The Pittsburgh Dispatch says: We
have heretofore RETAINED from mentioning a
a circumstance reported to have occurred
during the recent visit OF Archbishop Hughes
to this city, because we have no aui horiy
for believing it true. Finding it. however,
in the Greensburgh Intelligence, Vouched
for by the editor. we gave tito the public
that the lawyer alluded TO may deny it, should
1t prove unfounded. The Intelligencer
says"
AGEf bowa OH fdUR MARR6w BokEs!-
One OF the most subservient, humiliating,
and acknowledging acts we have lately
heard of. took place in Pittsburgh few days
since. His Reverence Archbishop Hughes
having arrived p the city, to oficiate at the
.n1ascration of the Catholic Cathedral. which
Modohgahela House BY s cFrtar.. ~ ,a-e nfie
of his followers The latter On recognizing
IN, Bishopl got dotOn Apon his knees ana
kissed tie BISHOPS hands When he haC
got through with this mental srrtice, he
turned round to another gentleman with
whom he was acquainted, bidding him the
time OF day and extending his hand to give
the usual "shake." He received the reply
that "he could not shake hands with any man
who would worship fellow mortal id tina,
way" We have this from the lips of a re-
spectacle gentleman who heard the la@yei
himself acknowledge that he had done SO >