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Whom Shall She Marry Z?

The domestic life of Queen Victoria has
been much disturbed of late in consequence
Of the proposed marriage of her third
daughter, the PRINCESS Helena. an accom-
plished young lady, who resembles her
mother in appearance and character more
than any other of her children. 1t is gen
orally believed in London that the Princess
Helena was much pleased with the atten-
tons Of young English nobleman, and
this fact was sufficient to make her speedy
alliance with member of some of the roy
al families Of Europe necessity, in order
to prevent the deepening of her affection for
a person whom she would not be permitted
to marry, the members of the royal family
in England not being at liberty to marry
outside of other royal families. Now there
seems to be two candidates in the feld-the
Crown Prince of Denmark, who is support
/ ed by his sister, the Princess Of Wales, and
is deemed unobjectionable by the Queen,
and the Crown Prince of Holland (the Prince
of Orange who is quite fashionable and
handsome young fellow, more acceptable to
the young lady than the Danish Prince, but
less agreeable to the Queen, on account Of
his great tondness for life in Paris, and his
general rapldlty But the Frluces mother,
the Queen of Holland, being one of the
most maneuvering sovereign ladies Of Eu-
rope, has just paid visit to London in Or
der to effect the desired alliance, which
must be very popular in Holland. She tel
egraphed for her son to join her there. and
all was believed to be settled.
But Queen Victoria's scruples in regard
to the young mans frivolous disposition
have once more revived, aud it will require
all the diplomatic genius of the Dutch
Queen, great as it is, to overcome these OBJ
iections
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-14
How 10 Train Bows.

A lady correspondent of the Springfield
Republican gives some sensible remarks in
regard to training up a boy in the way he
should go. She says:-
Hosts of selfish. thoughtless mothers
shall send upon us another generation of list
less, vapid sons, open to temptation Years
ago, son Of my own was the object of
pleasant theories and plans. An unerring
Teacher took HIM hence; yet have learned
through him to look with loving eyes on
other womens sons and think what | would
do for them. o, mothers hunt out the
soft, tender, genial side of your boys ma
lures. Make the most of any gentle taste,
or comely propensity. Encourage them to
love flowers, pictures, and all the beautiful
things which God has made. Talk with
them, read to them. go out with them into
the fields and woods, and hallow pleasant
scenes with holy memories. A daily min
istration to their unful nished hungry minds,
a daily touch to their uniformed taste, shall
make them more comely than costly gar
ments. They will ever bear you witness in
the character and conduct of your children +;
but your laces and embroide ries will cruln-
bic to dust Why don't mothers teach their
children more, and dress them less ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-14
About Names.

We need manual which shall tell us
how Englishmen pronounce English propeI
names. The list of those which differ INA
terially in their photography and their pro
nunciation is much longer than is general
ly supposed. Who would suppose that
Cholmondelay is called CHUMLY-Wa Warwick
I-WARRIoK- Wavertree-W ATREE-South-
wark SUTHARK? The names BeauchaInp,
Beauvoir and Saint Jean--all originally
French--became in the mouth of an En-.
glishman, BEAoHAM BEAVER and SINJEN
and the cognomens of those ancient towns
Worcester, Gloucester Leicester, Chi
chester and Circester-are respectively
pronounced Uooster. Glostey, Lester, Chastei
and Cister. We will not attempt to emu
merate the hundred suck cocknyisms as
Greenidge for Greenwich, Brummagem for
Birmingham, and other equally absurd
pronunciations of words which are in every.
day use.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-14
9oh grintiug
THE OLD CATHEDRAL ORGANISE.

It's forty years ago since hrst
1 climbed these dusty, winding stairs
To play the Dean in how spurned
Beneath my feet all meaner cares,
When first leant, my cheek on FIRE,
looked down blushng at the choir.
Handel and Hayden and Mozart
thought they watched me as played;
Seemed in the twilight TO upbraid
Pale fingers moved upon the keys
The ghost-hands OF past centuries.
Behind my oaken bsttement
Above the door used to Ian,
A@a watch, in putting crimson hood,
Come stately sailing in the DEAN
On this, the organ breathing low
Began to murmur soft and slow.
used to shut my eyes, and hear
The solemn prophecy and psalm
Rise up like incense and loved
Before the prayer the lull and calm,
Till, like a stream that bursts its banks,
Broke forth brave Purrell's 40 give thanks"
KNEW those thirteen hundred pipes
And stops, "a blind men do
The voice of the friends they love,
The birds song, and the thunder too;
And the fierce diapason's roar,
Like storms upon rocky shore.
And now, to-day yield me up
The dusky seat, my old loved throne,
Unto another; and no more
Shall come here in the dusk alone,
Or in the early matn hour,
To hear my Did friends voice ofpoWer.
And yet methinks that centuries hence,
Lying beneath the chaneel floor,
In that dark nook / shall delight
TO hear the anthems swell once more,
And to myself shall quietly smile
When music foods the vaulted aisle.
Or knocking gravely at some hand
Less skillful than my own was once,
In my snug nest III lie, and mark
The blunders Of the foolish Ounce
But to myself the secret keep
And turn me round again to sleep.
-Ctdnlbers' Journal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-14
lCor. of Syracuse Journal. I

The TOMATO AS FooD.-A good medical
authority ascribes to the tomato the follow
ing very important medical qualities
1st. That the tomato is one of the most
powerful aperients of the liver and other or
gans; where calomel is Indicated, it is one
OF the most effective and least harmful med
lcal agents known to the profession,
I'd. That chemical extract will be OBJ
tanned from it that will supersede the use Of
calomel in the cure of disease.
Sd. That he has successfully treated
diarrh@a with this article alone.
4th. That when used as an article Of
diet, 1T is almost sovereign for dyspepsia and
indigestion.
9th: That it should be constantly used
Tor dai Iy food. Either cooked or raw, or in
the form OF catsup. it is the most healthy
article now in use.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-14

Well, doctor, said a chap suffering With
the toothache, how much do you ask for tie
JOB by Jove' but You did it quick, though
My terms, replied the dentist, are half-a-
crown. Half a-crown for one minutes work J
Half-a-crown, by Jove! Why a doctor down
at our place drawed a tooth for Inc two years
ago, and 1t took him two hours He drag
ged me all around the room and lost his
grip half dozen times! never seed such
hard work, and he only charged me shil-
ling. Half-a-crown for a minutes work
ION, get out! you must be jokin!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-14

John" screamed country girl, seated
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