The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-08
LAWS or WISCONSIN.
AN ACT to prevent fraud in the manufacture
OFFICIAL
Published March 2, 1861

T. Published March =, 1916. s.s5
CHAPTER6.
AN ACT TO prevent fra nd in the manufacture o
as gasss i cheese les.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, Represent
ed in the senate and assembly Go enact as
follows:
Section 2. Whoever shah knowingly sel,sup-
ply or bring to be manufac t1red to any cheese
mandatory in this State, any milk diluted
with water, or in any way adulterated, or milk
from which any cream has been taken, or milk
commonly known a. ekimsned milk or whoever
shalt keep any part Of the olilk commonly koOwn
as stfippiHgs, or whoever shall knowingly bring
supply milk 70 any cheese maHufsctory that
is tainted or partly sour from want of proper
care in keeping pals strain ers any vessel in
which said milk is kept clean aud sweet, "a FER
being notified Of such faint or Careless
ness, or any cheese manufacturer who
shall knowingly use or direct ANY OF his en-
pl0yees TO for his or their individual benefit suy
cream from the milk brought TO eaid cheese man
uiscturer. without the consent of the owners
thereof shall, tor every offepse, forfeit and pay
a sam rot less than twenty-five dollars, nor
more than one hundred dollars, with costs OF
suit, TO be sued tor in any court of competent
jurisdiction, for the benefit Of the person or per
sons rm or association or corpoT ations, or their
assigns, upon whom the fraud sball be commit
ted.
Sec ). This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after re passage and publication
Approved Feb. %, 1866
Published March 2, 1861
CHAPTER 8.
AN ACT to provide FOR the payment ofstaie tax
on suits, in certain csses.
The people Of the state Of Visions Il, represent
ed in senate and assembly, do enact as fol-
lows.
Section ]. In all cases where a justice of
the peace is required to certify action. 10 the
circuit court, wherein question of title 10 real
estate is raised, III accordance with the prOvis-
ions Of section "a of chapter 100 of the revised
statutes, it shall be the duty Of such Justice Of
the peace TO collector the plaintiff in said ac-
ton the sum Of one dollar for the state tax on
suts.now required 10 be pald on the commence
ment OF civil actions in the circuit courts Of
this state, and return the same, with the papers
in sad action to rhe clerk If the circuit court,
as he is now required by law 10 do in appeal
cases.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and aitef its passage and publication.
Approved Feb IS, 1866. II e GAN
Published March ,, 1866
CHAPTER T. a EcEl - Il
AN ACT to autnorze certain towns To transfer
moneys from The general tnnd to the school
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represent
ed IN senate and assembly do enact fol,
lows;
Section l. The boards OF supervisors of those
towns which have not ra1sed by~order IF tie
county board Of supervisors, sum sufficient to
entltle them TO an apportioUment OF sc1ool NON
eys Tor the 1yeat 1863, are hereby authorized
ard directed to TRANSACTION the general fund
10 the school fund of the res pectiVt towns, the
amounts in which towns deficient and upon
the receipt by the superinf entient Of public in-
struction of the certificate of any town clerk
thar the requisite amount has thus been trans
ferrsd, he halll be apportion 10 said towns the
iut sum Of school moneys to which such toms
b..-a lal ,aa II
ofsupervisors bad levfe3 -poB such iewns the
amounts required by law.
Sec ]. fhis act shall take effect nnd be in
force from and after H. passage aud publication.
approved February s"S, 1866.
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To SToP COUGHING. Slight irritation of
the throat may be relieved by slipping lit
tie slippery elm tea, or by sucking IA piece
of gum arabic These articles coat over
the mucus membrane and prevent the irri-
tation of the air. A very few drops of par
egoric held in the mouth, and allowed to
trickle down the throat, will alayv cough
ing The hest cough medicine for child
rem, one which we have used for several
years with entire satisfaction, is the follow
ing: ~ %.
Mix in phial equal parts of paregoric
castor oil and syrup of ipecac Always
shake we'll just before using. few drops
of this swallowed, but not washed down by
water or other fluid, will almost always
soothe a cough Repeat the dose as often
as the cough returns. From one-fourth to
one half teaspoonful may be given when
lesser quantity does not suffice. A large
dose after a full meal may produce a little
nausea Children who are subject to coughs
should eat very little supper, and, indeed, all
children should eat much less and simpler
food at night then at morning or noon.
The above mixture may be kept on hand
ready prepared, as it does not deteriorate If
kept corked. 1t may interest those afraid
Of mineral medicines, (though they partake
freely of common salt which is a mineral
to know that the ingredients are all "vege
fable - HGLns InMraLnI of hnnlM