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q Darkey,s Speech.

In one of the small cities of Massachusetts,,
the colored population held meetings to discuss
the bropriety of celebrating the anniversary
of The West India emancipation AT one OF
these meetings a conservative gentleman was
exceedingly surprised to see some OF the " fair
sex" rising and taking part in the discussion.
After TWO or three of the sisters had freed dar
mines" on matters under debate he sprang up
in q greatly excited state and addressed the au-
dience
"Feller citizens Eff I'd 'spose at de ladies
would be permitted to take part i'll dis y-re dis
-(sensation) eff Ia known dat de ladies
cud line in dis yere debate--(al! eyes turned on
the speaker)-ef I'd belebe for one moment,fel-
Ter citizens, at de female sect would dar raise
thar voices in dis yere meeting, I'd, Teller citi-
zens-
Wot-wot would you've did, eff you'd a
known it ?" shouted two or three of the sisters,
and the white of their eyes flashed on the speak
eT.
I-.(scratching his wool)-I'd brung my
wife along wild me-"
Here the Discontinued orator dropped into
his seat completely exhausted.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-13

Kratisalektrononratation is new word just
Introduced in Boston. The joke Of it is that
nobody knows what it means, cave the person
who coined it, and be is afraid that he will for
get it.
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,YMAN & BONE

Go3t9 Shoes, Leattey, Btpdtags,sc Ecerg 0@r1etg
every article pertaining TO their business may be ao
of hem at the lowest prices. Custom work to order
Leather for sale. Hides bought, &c Corner OF MAR
ket square and Main street. See advertisements
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POPULAR FoLLIEs To think that the more
man eats the stronger and latter he will be-
come.
To believe that the more children study at
school the faster they will learn.
To conclude that If exercise is good for the
health, the more violent and exhausting it is,
TIE more good is done.
To imagine that every hour taken from sleep
is an hour gained.
To act on the presumption that the smallest
room in the house is large enough to sleep IN.
To remove portion of the clothing lmme-
diately after exercise, when the most stupid
drayman knows that if he does not put cover
on his horse the moment he ceases work in
the winter, he will lose him in few days by
pneumonia.
To contend that because the dirty children
in the streets or on the highway, aie hearty aud
healthy, that, therefore it is healthy to be dirty;
forgetting that continuous exposure to the pure
out door air, is such powerful agency for
health that those who live thus are well in spite
of rags and filth.
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s1,5O PER- ANNUM I'm ADVANCE.
KENOsHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, MARCH is, 1862.

over the brick houses, with their smoked ana
smoking chimneys, lay the always changing
picture of the bay To-day, after a long dis
cusslon of the beauties and blemishes, first of
The Old Curiosity Shop and then of De Quin-
ceys Confessions with other and minor talk,
Jennie touched upon the scenery Of the bay,
with its white winged butterflies and the black
beetle that, an hour or two before, had been
crawling upon the harbor.
| 4 always think she said, when look out
upon the harbor, that perhaps some day it will
| bring nv brave brother home to me; and then
| shall not be alone, nor unhappy, nor tired any
more. Oh if could only know whether he is
living or dead-whether l shall ever have him
again =
The tears would come, and her eyes were all
glistening az she looked into the face of her
friend.
Mr.. Brewer seemed absent, yet present ten
der, yet i'll at ease. The thought darted into
her mind perhaps he knows more of my brother
than lit was so new thing to see HIM per.
turbed.
Have ever told you any thing Of myself''
he asked. at length.
Never
Upon this he moved chair close beside her,
hutso as not to meet her glance, and told the
story of his life down to the present hour. 1t
was told concisely but all the prominent facts
were there. Then changing his place, taking
her cold hand, and looking into her eyes, ne
brought tears to them again, and bushes to her
tace, by the question.
VIII YOU trust me and love me q
Jennie Whispered she could not find her
voice.
'Will /? l always have
When they had both found words for other
sentences, and Jennie had been talking, Mr..
Brewer exclaimed,
Married never even loved BEFORE
A slow step was heard on the staircase,
gentle rap at the door, and pale young man
entered.
Jennie . Robert =
And the maiden had another JOY added TO the
sweetest bliss of life
But Robert had come home to die-tO die as
the DAY dies, slowly receding to the other side
of life.
He had brought the gold which he had spent
his young hie in earning for the two at home.
One had no need of gold nOwi the other had
no wish for it, but the dust was hers and when
the weeks had gone in which they had sweet
ened his receding with the breath of love, leav-
ing him at last where flowers grow upon live
stalks, and chains and clusters cut III snowy
marble, made his last home beautiful, it flowed
from her own and her husbands hands in chan
nes which gladdened many POOR girls life,
aud made the sister and her other noble set
happier for the Joy OF thus making his lest life
bloom in many a relighted eye and rekindled
cheek.
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T,HOMAs PRICTURE,

IJIP0RTER and Dealer IN Wines, Liquors, Porter,
Ale, Etc. Market street.
An IMPORTED Liquors for sale in bond at New York
ana Boston Prices with freight fare. Double Recthed
Wniskey, in any quantity, at Chicago and MIlWaukee
urlces 1yVZln37
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EDWARD Ii. RUDD,

yt1zit7 Hnir- Ctt51g VRA StGmpoojng SaJOon, OpP0-
sit. tie City HOTEL Main street. Old Razorssharpened
md reu..red 81
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ADAM DICKHOUT,

.u,oyer ssreral Improved md UaingproUed Form
for sale Uaice, lain street. nlYlou
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Millinery and Dress Making.

Mrs. e. =. sowS en-
FBNAKES pleasure announcing to the Ladies of Ke-
nosha and vicinity that she has fitted up an EST b.
snment Main Street, nearly opposite leeds Jewe!ry
store, wber he is prepared to
FIT 6; MAKE DRESSES,
, a tss most Fashionable Style. She keeps constantly
"a hand fun assortment Of
BONNETSz
LADIES AM MISSES. HATS,
Flats, JOCKEYS, SHAKERS, &c, &c,
All ofthe latest styles Also Ribbons Trimmings,
&c, which viii be sold 10 "
share ofPubIc Patronage is respect fully solicited.
For the present. Mrs. B. is in the south half OF the
Store occupied by J WILSON'S Clothing store.
Kenosha, May 2 1851. 46tf
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3. s. SCHOFF & s. G. WINEGAB
BOB Printing
POSTERS AND, HANDBILLs.

u mbeT, J0I 100 go 500 800 1900
l-l6 sheet. s 70 SI25 81 30 $l.75 $3.50 90
- sheet $50 I,75 200 9-5j $50 500
: 4 sl-.1f zoo 250 300 I05 800 500
- s5ezF, 90 400 $50 Goo 90 700
Sheet 100 500 $50 100 l4oo 2o,oo
2 Sheet. 500 1909 1900 22oO $500 1000
~ For progrq mines and 3 IFS requiring unu sual
amount I composition for bordering and other extra
work, reasonable charges VIII be made
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-13

They call the oil regions in Pennsylvania
Modern Grease.
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T.. &. MERRILL,

FL yuger an Wood and egery kind Of metal. Sutton
~ Fancy Articles &c. Main street.
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4&enosba Business Qirettorp.
SILAS AMES,

II. r. SCuOFF,
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milten 8W Staptpr Il n uerabIeiGt. Complain, cen, icw,e To
1enb ttne anaabl u tIuen erbaten frtte otette pun allen fbet-
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Of6rb1t4e Gentralbaba.

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Wtnter>6dbrpIdn.
Boa test an 8then BITE 8Gse auf bteier 8dtn sre fel9t,
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Der Undergraduate bat lttn Electromagnetic spa
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