The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-29

Prof. sutherIand.-The art OF Horse
Tanning like many other arts, has its humbugs
and Charstans, and some o. citizens
know TO our cost; but with neither of thns.
tribes can be clsssed the celebrated Horse
Tanner, Prof. SUTHERLAND, who is now eng ag
ed in this city. The Professor has erected
spacious ampithea;re covered with canvass,
where he gives practical Instructions in HORSE
Tanning, illustrating his instl uctions by opera
ting upon the most vicious and unpromising
specimens of horse aesb that can be found in
the county. We understand that he has class
of ovef fifty, comprising some of our Oldest and
most experienced horse men, who all unite il
the highest recommendations of Prof Suther-
land and his method of treating that valuable
animal the horse.
The prof. will remain in our city during the
remaining part OF the week, and all who are ei-
gagged in the management OF horses or who have
vicious, ungoyernable or untractable horses
should not fail TO give him cali.
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a CuriOsi-tie.-Anh honest and Trustworthy
Auctioneer
J. w. HoDaE from Ripop, gives the best RET
erences concerning the quality of his goods. and
his responsibility as salesman. see cards Tor
particulars.
He never misrepresents goods Practices no
d. ,cepton'; has no by-bidders. Z -@91@
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Tue SSeal her. We had proposed To our
self to- save our re aders the ;pHcton of weathe."
items for the present, but as The poet declares
''Tae best laid schemes of men and mice
aft gang aHlee
and oar determination Uy sheer force of circum-
,Hnees has come TO nought. Last Saturday il
showed nearly oil day and Saturday night was
almost cold, any hight OF the winter, and
me Sunday following was clear and cod, thai
you'd not have ben our ofpla e in the" m id. =
ri JG&uafy among GreenIand's icy nountans,"
During Monday ana Tuesday it thawed slightly
aud the snow had mostly d appeared again
Yesterday morning we found the snow tx nch
ss deep, about. on the seye, with 4 faie pc e.
PEG; OF being deeper rather than Otherwise
Once il might have been cons idered prem
! Y sEica TO talk about s'Winter lin gerIhg in
&c lap of Spriag" aud all hat sort at ,hing,
Dat ,or oae. We are tired ot bat kind o W. adj
die Aef4i 60 zee the poetry i'll the light
our present practical experience To shnw h.w
he following from the Telegraph of March Both
1865.
"We have had almost two weeks now, Of fair
arriBg weather, and il it only continues few
days longer, as II ere is every prospect OF irs
doing the buik of he wheat crop OF this coun
will be IN the gr0und under the most favorable
auspices"
The Darkee House 10 be Opemed.---In
Chicago, the other day, we were informed that
party who has the means, and what is equally
desideratum, knows now to keep a Hotel"
was about making arrangements to open the
Durkee House this spring, principally for he
accommodation Of boarders and permanent
guests from Chicago and other large. crowded
cities. E.: gtTfe#l SIT HHn.et II
The Dnrkee House has been so long unoccu-
pied, that it undoubtedly needs considerable re-
pairs, but the cost of such repairs dwinde into
an insignificant sum, in view of the prospect
for the coming season. There is not doubt
out that every room in that spacious house
would be filled during the entire season. at the
landlords own prices. The want of such Il
house was seriously ielt last season and if W i'll
be more so the coming season. We did not see
the party referred to, and cannot therefore say
bow much probability there is that he will take
hold of the enterprse, but it is pare to say that
he could hardly find safer investment. The
almost worldwide reputation thar Kenosha en-
Joys as healthy, salubriOus and pleasant TO-
'afion during the canning cholera season wi
attract more than we can possibly prepare ace
'mmodatioBs for a. ss ... .- --s -.a
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Fred DOnSIasH.---It will be seen from our
advertising columns that Fred Douglass will
gam address the citizens OF Kenosba. 1t was
"und when here that this was the only night he