The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-15

exactly hat colars % 1ss. 5oserher.
Green looks wei with golt. Yzo.e; or red;
pale blue win scarlet p.Nk IS bh black
an white aud gray S3th acaFlsr III pink
A cold color generality requires = varm
tint t. GIVE it If. White and 1.ack ale
Nsnaliy 81 fe for aa7 cosl9lexi0n .>jnk Is
becoming 70 some, gU. not # taere l.
much color in the cbeeks q lps. aiaiz
or straw criOr Is particularly becoming + .
pe9plr Of dark c0npleyi1n, with Oia
hafand eyes. Above all, wblGaver b.
oh color of the drsgs, the ORR talona@ AID
tr rumings, throughout. 5oala he cor
respondent one wi1a the ofher IF al
that finishes q dress kaInlauizcs, th,n tn
general effect can1ot f. ef 3eing good
A room with pictures iD it and a room
without pictures difftt5 av searly as
much as fo0m with rjn5uYs aud
room without wiado~s X mag, we
think, IS more melancholy parsicniarl
to person who has to . much time in
his room, than blank va l-, Ger p,ciura>
ar ioOnhoIes II escape - tla 5olt, lead
it to other scenes and other spheres.
Absent m nded oeope are funny. Sir
Isaac Newton wanted his servant 70 car
Fy out sfove thai was getting too hot.
A fellow stole his dinner before ms "
and he af,erward Thought he had eaten
it because he saw the dishes empty A
Scotch professor walked luto the m,dlI
of horseppnd while bordering on Final
Cause Ben Frluk 10 pd ched inwn the
fire in his p,pa with the finger of a young
lady sitting at hs side, ano severely
burned the lilly white poker. Mt
leman in Troy, received letter
III the dark, u>ed the letter to light
his lamp, and then looked about Cor it to
read. Pere Crafty, Que day in Paris,
thinking he had left his watch at home,
took ii out of his ok t to see if he had
time to go back after IT. Neander, the
church hlstoran,used to go to his lectures
iii his night cap and night gown, ami
sometimes walked in the gutter
A fatal accident was occasioned AZ Mon
mouth, H., last Thursday morning,b 10y the
righteousness of an employe on the Bur
hngton & Quincy train. A bus" IN
which was seated three young ladies was
standing in its place at the depot waiting
for he train to start, when b. person re
ferred to blow off steam, = as he sal
merely to see the horses dance" The
frightened horses started on a run, with
OUT driver who was thrown down ir an
eff TT to he them. The young ladies
jumped from the vehicle after the horses
started; one of them fatally injured, and
the other two seriousy-all to crafty
tie caprice, or pure cussedness Of a
thoughless scamp. 1t is said not to b.
his first offence Of that kind, but it will
be the la>t,as the indignant citizens have
threatened to take HIM from his tram
and lynch his if he is retained
The President on Thursday last signed
the pardon of Thomas c. Ca.licott, ex
Speaker of the N.w York Assembly
sentenced for defrauding the revenue
two years Imprisonment and fine Of $40,
600. The fine, of course,is RENTED the i'm
prIsonment having been served out. The
pardon of VIM Hensly, convicted oil
running an Illicit dstillry in East Tenn
assoc, and Andrew Sent, convicted of
cutting Government timber on Govern
ment reservation, were also signed yes
terday.
When the system is in thoroughly
working order each carrier pigeon from
Paris will he able to carry $4,000 pho
tograpbed dispatches, twenty words each
that is to say, each pigeon will carry $685.
600 francs worth OF dispatches tied
round the g of the bird. There 10 a |
report in one of the French papers that
the Prussians have procured number of
ha"k ks which they have let loose over
camps, in hopes that the carrier pigeons
may be caught in their passage by their
natural enemies.
A Plano Qll.) Republican says: +" When
U. 5. Grent came into power dollar
greenback was worth bur seventy cents,
now it is worth ninety cents and when
the Democrats tell me that it costs two
dollars head to govern the people of the
United States under Republican rule, I !
tel them it costs twenty weight dollars a |
hal to govern the Democrat ridden CITY |
OF New York and for this, if for no |
other reason, will stand by Grant and
the Repub lean party"
The German sentinels at Bezons. near
Paris, always hide, digging holes in
which to conceal themselves on the banks |
OF the Seine, starting up whenever any |
body passes near them, literally out OIL
the earth. They rarely interfere with
civilians, beyond barring their passage
through the Prussian lines
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