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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-10

Nathan Mathews. who returns the largest
income in Boston-S730 O0O-according to an
exchange, failed in business few years ago,
but got started again by industry, and paid
every cent of his Indebtedness He then got
a little capital, which he invested in suburban
building lots, selling whenever he could real
ize the smallest profit. He also built houses.
selling them whenever he could get the small
est advance. By steadfastly pursuing this
policy, at once beneficial to the community
and to himself, he has gained his immense
wealth.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-10
Tne Cardiff Giant-An Exposure
Exposed.
From the Boston journal.

FROM Inc BOSTON JOurnGf.
Not long after the discovery of the
Cardiff giant-now on exhibition in this
city-was made known, story was pro
mulgated and fortified by various affida-
Wits designed to cnovey the impression that
the whole thing was clever imposture
The purport of this story was that the
giant was carved from block of gypsum
quarried at Fort Dodge, Iowa; that it
was taken to Chicago in 1868 and trans
ported thence in an ironbound box by
rail to Union, n. Y. and thence IN wag-
on drawn by four horses to the place in
the town of Cardiff, where it was unearth-
ed. Fronfa list of affidavits which appear
in the Syracuse Journal of January 9th,
we learn that the iron bound box afore-
said, instead of containing the Cardiff Gil
ant was filled with tobacco and castings
for machinery, and that it was taken
through Cardiff and Syracuse to point
on the Black river canal, where the box
was opened and the tobacco and castings
loaded upon canal boat Every link in
the chain from Chicago to this canal boat
is supplied by these afidayits,and no pos
sibility for mistake or misapprehension i:
left open. If, therefore, any fraud exists
In connection with this most wonderful
figure it has yet to receive demonstra
ton.
One hundred and ninety.two persons were
killed IN thu streets of London, last year, b.
horses or vehicles.
Rubber pens are manufactured which ar
said to combine the good qualities of all 9th
er pens in use.
The maddest man in Indiana lives at Pol
toka. lie told his wife he was going dow
cellar to commit suicide, and did go dow
stairs and fire broadside into the pork bar
rel His wife kept right on knitting and al
ter while the man came up stairs swearin
that the woman hadn't got any feeling.
The Milwaukee Sentinel tells funny stor
of late official visit to the Reform Schoo
at Waukesha. The boys belonging to the ir
stitution were assembled together for th
purpose of being 6 talked to " by the men
bers of the committee. The Governor wa
the first gentleman to make remarks. in tn
course of which he asked the boys if the
could tell him what the committee came 70
To which bright little boy at once respol
ded Eyes, sir to be reformed ~ That be
should not be confined. '
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-10
The State Journal
FOR THE
Legislative Session.

THE STATE JoURNAL 10 We Only paper in the
State that Riyss complete and satisfactory report
of Legislative proceedings, Axs ii al matters Of
intsrsst Occurring at Ne Capitol
Zach msmbeg Of the Legislature 10 entitled to
80 worth OF newspapers O. the cest Of the State,
for the bsseAt OF himsAlf ana sonsttHents. Orders
for these must be made through the Secretary OF
state. $500
We dc net anticipate hat the coming session
will exceed six or eight weeks in lssRth, And we
eNsy the several editions Of the State Journal, be
ginalAR with the epeAinS Of the session. aaa cor
Inaisg fer eight weeks as the relieving lev 1esss
DAILY, for session Of weeks. ........... 015e
TRF-~I NKLY ... rs
WEEKLY. ........... -
60 TEE wnyK4Y srIFH JoUAwAL viii not eoA-
taa the fall report fsgis Atvs DReseeNinEs 9ivsa
In tAs Daily and fy weekly editions bat will gfve
q carefully prepared synopsis Of the prssssdings
aad full sketch ofail Important debates, together
ATWOOD eULVER,
Madison, WITS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-10

DnATH OF Gov. WAsKBuASR.-Rsa.
PRTRR T. WAsHBuRNn, Governor OF Yer
mont, died at his rssidesce in Weodsteck,
IN that State last Monday. Gov. WASH
BuRsR ives lawyer Of rare abilities, q
kind and true frisud, snd his dsesass
will make sAd large connanity. II
the commandment sf sSs var he was
commissioned Lieut. Col OF the arss Fegi-
ment that left the State, aRd at the
expiration ofits terra Of service he rscsiv-
ed the appointment of Adjatant General
of the State. ~ .
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-10
WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL
FOR 1870. -
Official Paper Of the State.

YHB WISCONSIN STATE JOUAEALis printed
at MadissA, and in its columns all Laws, Notices,
Advertisements and Papers non the State Depart
ni.t. oe,sl li.toiv 81 All .eS,. s..s IN
40 they transpjre. @H
1t publishes full rsPeYts Of legislative proceed
every opiAioa rendered BY the supreme Ceurt .
esmpists sAMMaFy Of State News, re1erss Of eoA
gfsssioAal preseeAiHss. fall TelssFAphie News
from A parts 81 the werld, Miseall An reAAinR
massss eAd MArkst Reports.
As record Of 1isesasia HveaWit ID ans%usalsS;
% q General Kswspapsf 1t 10 % gss6 40 the beet
DAILY, 9leA year; - fer si1 MoAths - - fer
three non.As, and 80 cents roatA
THi-WIaKLr, Is . ysar; $50 fer six months !;
OIL - fer three mon tbs, Ane q for tea weeks.
WMwLY, o. year; 81 ~ siR moDtAs % sonta
for thrss month Gibbs si ten On more q ore Of
Ace. 81, 20 per ysap t4-
All sahssriR tiers MuAt ~ pnid strictly il Cd
veaSs. Address
: -, ATWOOD d eULvEN
Nsdipon Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-10
THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH


near Paris en- Monday evening last. The
event caused Immense excitement, and 8
great crowd Of citizens friendly to his
cause filled the streets which had been
barrieaded by Government troops to pre-
vent serious outbreak. Military dsspot-
ism is all that holds Napolsaa's govsrA-
meRt together.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-10

REJECTION OF HoAR.--Ths Senate ha'
rejected the nomination. Of Attorney Gen
eral Hoar for Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court rser
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Cassimeres and
Hurrah for 1870!

ArtO to J. H. whites, No. Rain street, one door
w south of o. o. Heads ONCE, for your Sash ana
Doors. where he will sell at smaller profit than
vou can buy elsewhere. Come and examine his
stock before you purchase. .t-og,4.. &
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Dairy, AAsoMoloSy,
Stock, ~ Domestic EeoRomy,
Bee, sa Preside,
Poultry, Young Folks.
Among its Correspondents are President Chad
bourne, ard Prof Daniels, OF University ofWis-
coasin; Hon. ELI ehlson. President Wisconsin
wool Growers' ASSOCIATION; President Robbins,
and Secretary Wiley. of wisconsin horticultural
Society; Secretary Adams, Of lows Horticultural
sociefy and Large number ofpractisAl Farmers,
Fruit Growers, Nursery men, Dairymen, Sss-Kssp-
ers. etc.
The lectures Of Prof Daniels, en- Practical Agri-
culture. delivered at the University Of Wisconsin
are regularly reporteA. ~
full summary Of heEews 10 given saeh week:
Especial attention 10 given to the Department OF
Fireside Reading, and that for the Children
The western farmer will be sent on trial three
moaths for 80 cents.
Premiums 80 liberal rs those Of any other paper
Of lie class are offered TO Agents, or liberal CAsh
Commission will b paid.
seat one year.
Specimen Copies and Premium List. sent ffss to
any address. MohHOM % bNO:,
81 ~ MAoisoh, Wis.
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\ GENTS WANTED !E gss2s Ris'' q! Pso

A GENTS WANTED r PaeRa Rtstf Of IT.
"a stoneroad's GALVANLC OIL and CA
M THARTIC SYRUP!
M We have purchased the right and title Of
Mi Manufacturing and Vending OF the above
& named Preparations, which have had very
- extensive local reputation, and now intend
W to introduce them to the public on more
Ia extended scale, by q somewhat new but very
/ @ popular plan. viz: PACKAGE SYSTEM.
We want Agents to canvass every City,
Town. Village and County in this State and depos-
it one package Of the above remedies with every
family and collect the same when due.
Goods sold only to and by Canvassing Agents.
Agents furnished with any amount of goods.
No capital required.
No pay required for goods until sold.
Also, Agents Wanted to sell the CREAM OF
LILLES-the most popular of all toilet articles
for Beautifying the Complexion, removing Freck-
les, Sunburn, Pimples sc. 1t is handsomely put
up and is we'll adapted to be sold by Lady Canvass
ers. Every young LADY will have it. Sold only by
Canvassing Agents.
Those out OF, or wishing light and profitable en-
ployment, male or female, should ADDRESS STONE
ROAD g CO., 46 Liberty St., Pittsburgh, Pa: foI
particulars and Private Circular with Instructions
TO Agents. 6m37
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The Western Farmer

.R[@N AOZOa
rWNNR western Farmer 10 an eight page, 20 col
Il una weekly JsxrAal, publishsA at Madison
Wis, at 60 - per year, ana aesirasA to be sepec-
tally ADAPTED TO the wants Of Western Karnses and
theiF fAMilies. a t-4 aitsaa llEv
ere Ha g7
Agricultural, News Summary,
Horticultural, Markets,
Dairy, Entomology,
Stock, m Domestic EeoRomy,
Bee, Tat Preside,
VOu,,c FOLDS
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A motion to appoint a nominating com
mittee of five was made, and carried. The
Chair said he would name the committee
in the morning. 9oaa
The convention adjourned until Wed
nesday morning. In our nexs we shall
give the remainder of the proceedings of
the convention. f
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The motion prevailed, and the gentle
men Of the press were informed that they
might consider themselves Secretaries.
THE BOWEN PRIZE.
The Chair announced that Mr.. George
S. Bowen, of Chicago, had sent the fol-
loving letter to the convention
To the President ftte Northwestern Datrynsen's
Association;
In common with several members Of your
organization, l am DESTROYS of seeing some
Improvement our barns, and for the sole
purpose OF placing the subject before your
body for discussion and practical suggestion,
L beg leave to make the following PROPOSE
ton: will give to the wife of the manor, if
he be single, to any lady he may name), who
shall present the best plan for dairy barn
that will accommodate sixty COWS, say six
teen or eighteen foot posts, with basement,
or otherwise, and suggestions i'll regard to the
best manner of caring for the stock, silver.
plated tea set, worth forty dollars The
plans to be submitted to three members Of
! your association, who shall decide the mat
ter. am yours truly, GEO. s. BOWEN.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed as the Committee on Plans
Gideon Truesdell, Kenosha; R. w
Stewart, Hebron o. B. Jenne, Elgin.
Mr.. r. Stone, of Richmond, Ill, moved
that the Finance Committee be requested
to act as canvassing committee.
Dr.. Tefft, of Elgin, thought the consti
tuition should be altered SO that the tern
of membership should not expire at tn
end of each year, but that membership
should continue SO long as they pai(
their fees and continued otherwise eligi
BILE. He would make motion to that e4
) feet.
. The motion was seconded.
7 Mr.. Flanders, OF Milwaukee, though
the constitution did not need mendine
? because SO long as man paid his fees
continued a member. 4iZL
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-23
Ordinance No. 40.

Al Ordinances E<Salsting the s4lE<ses = Of
eosrs-
Ths Bozrd Ct Trustees Of HsnlI.sa City do ~
dain - foIleEs.
EEcrsos /. TAs oasss q Hamilton CITY
sh1l receive the foll0r1ng ooupe1sHti01 for
her serT1ces-to Wit The Gsty Marshal shall
receive : salary q nine HUNDRED dollars pr an
MN. ard Ave pr esuf. On al t&xes collected b.
him On RAJ and personal property and also one
doT1r for Collecting eaeh 1iosnse. Ths Gsy
Treasurer sAzll reeeivE . salzv Ct nine hundred
dollars PER z111u- Tbs City Assessor shall r.
nsise = salary q az hundr-d dollars Per mum
T8@ Chief Eazi1eer shall receive ; sAiArT Of ni1e
nandred dollars pr Annun- TIE City Attorney
shall receive = szizry Of seTs1ty-1Te dollars PR
month. and. in addition to such p<reentAEs As u
Allowed him On ~delinq1ent taxes. shall receive
ave dollars for each oonvicti0n for ~violstign q
ordinAncss. provided that the sam shall IN al
cases Be collected FROM thu party eonyicted, sDd
in no c1se % b ; charge Against the city. IN
City Clerk shzll rsc@ve = sAlsrT q ovenfy five
a7ll&rs pr nozth- Regular Policemen shall r.
cssTe . s1i1<J Of sTeoty-6ve dollars per ninth.
and also two d9lizrs for each arres; AID eonvie-
Ton. provided that the same shall IN ali cases b
collected from te party convicted. and in 10
ease 70 oe . eharzs Against ths city
Sac = Each Of the aboFe sAlArzss shall b
parable in Iezd coin o. the United State. IN
equal monthly in~sfailn=nts. On fhs first day Of
each and ever moafh-
SEA. erdinA1ce No. &. entitled An Orb
nance regrixxinz the sal1rlAs u 1Hrer4.' ApDrDg-
ID April 10. isss. and Ordinances Ne. 70. emitted
.Aa OrdinAA2 defining the duties Of City A,t1r-
ney.' approved April IS. isE. And <ction : q
OriinKaoe No. .. entitled An Ordinances reg2-
isting 3 Pre- Department d Hamilton City. sp-
proTed Dec4mbsr j. isD. and Ser:soa 4 Of Or5i-
nznoe No. $. entitled Al Ordinance creating
the One Of CITY At.ornsy, approved June u.
$50. are hereby repss2e6.
Sac. 4 This Ordinance shzil take eject and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved July S. 1870.
P. RgEgrS. President Bard Of Trustees.
u. P. cH4EsEzLz. City Clerk tytlH
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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
Ordinance 40. b.

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summons.
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Nh

Is II DISTRICT COURT DIP THE NINTH
Il Judicial District Of the STATE Of Nevada, IN
and for tie County II Lincoln.
The state u Nevada to John n. Phillips
greeting You arr hereby required TO appear in
an action commenced against Jon. a. defendant,
by Laura Z Phillips. as Plaintiff, in the District
Court Of the Ninth Judicial District. IN and Tor
the County Of Lincoln. STATE Of Nevada, At Hike,
and ans~sr the complaint therein (which IL on
ale with the Clerk Of said Court. within tcn
days after service upon you of this snmmons
exclusive Of the day Il sertce, II served
In said County Of IAncoln, or twenty days II
served cut Of said County. but In the Ninth u.
dicial District Of the state of Nevada, or tort
days If served out Of said District. but withn
the state. or Judgment by default VIII BE- taxa
against you. according 10 the prayer Of the s@
complaint.
The said action Il bsoashs 20 obtain q deorss
Of said Court dik-olying the bonds Of mAtrinon5
now existing between you and plaintiff. on tf
grounds If yuur failure FOR thu term OF two ycaf
% provide her with thu common Deeessar1es o.
lifr-aueh failure not arising from poverty o.
your part which ordinary industry could nol
avoid. and also on the ground Of extreme eIaeiu
toward plaintiff on your paEt-as set forth IN ne
complaint now on hle IN this once. And II yon
fail 10 answer the said complaint, the sAe
plaintiff Will take Judgment for The relief prayeo
for In the complaint and for costs q this acton.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the ssia
conrt. this ssh day OF July A. u. 1886.
JNO u. CORN.
Stall CLERK Of the District Coun,
Ninth Judicial District. Neysaa'
f5osCent Nevada State Revenue stamp
iyIaiawSy
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0rdlz41cs prsFza11z Cor he ksseszzzz AID col
5eettnE q reFenas for Ha1ilt1a cfF. approTed
SePt<nber -. isss. k1d AL Ordinances And parts
< Dr13nn11fs i zz241 v1tA lis Ordnance,
Ers h=rsby r-yexifz-
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\. P. czexzEzLz, City Cerk- ViAln
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Ordinance Mo. IA.

An Ordinance to Provide Water for Hamilton
City.
The Board Of Trustees Of Hamilton City do or.
dain as follows:
SECTION /. special ad valorem tar Of TWEEN
ty-fve cents on each one hundred dollars worth
Of taxable property. real and personal. In Hamil-
ton City. 4 hereby levied. and directed 20 be
collected. for the purpose Of providing water for
said city for the year A. d. 1870.
SIC 2. The Assessor. In making out the as
sessment roll for the year A. d. 1870. shall add
. separate column, showing the amount Of the
tar hereby levied, and the same shall be
collected in accordance with the provisions Of
Ordinance No. 81, and the same fees allowed to
officers a. In other cases Of collection Of city
taxes.
BIC. .. All money received into the Treasury
under the provisions of this Ordinance shall be
set apart to and known a. the Water Fund, and
Be under the control Of the Beard Of Trustees.
SEC. {. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from the date Of its passage.
Approved July 1s. 1910.
p. EyRRTs,
President Of the Board.
~. P. c~HAABEELIs. City Clerk. jy2l-1lt
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-23

A OrdlnA-es crezzizz The OEes C cTfy Re
ooraa s1d City surFeyE-
IL Bard q Trustees q Hannsea CTR do o.
dzsa - foloEEs
sErT1ox ]. In Adzition 70 the Gees AlreAdy
prasanb@d By h~ and orhnAnoe. ibsr= shall b@
and i hs-ehy erezsed The 05oes q cltE Rseo-der
EEc. / The CITY Ksourdsr, besoz entEinz
apsz TIE discA.rz q he dzts4z Il IL o6o@.
shall give a bad vita tEo or n0r< s11rieni
sza<As. 70 b apprgsAd By fbe Bozrd. il the
=1u q fre thoussrd 1oifxrs- nd H. CITY Su.-
yeysF shAl gre > lke bad. in The sa1z q tEo
faezsz1d ers hundred d5il1rs. E4zh q the
bynis required by this s-ctisn shah be IN Ike
form and With Ike eo1diflo1s A. ofbsT bo8ds re-
quired q o5oers-
szc- J. III Csty Reoordsr shan bold his
co17, eTsry day. Il the Recorders o1see. In the
City Hal. and shall b allowed = fee q four dol
lars for e7ch conyiefiQ3. provided. thai fhe sane
shall IN al eases b collected f-1u TIE party
eonvietsd. and IN NJ ease 70 Be . charge against
IT, city
sEc. 4 The City R7o5rdsr shall keep a record
q AL his proceedings. and pay oFer % fhe City
Treasurer. On SATURDAY q each week. al money
collected bJ hin. sfter d=ancting tie 1ses al
Ioxd % o1ners. taking duplicate receipts fhsrs-
f1r-ons q Ehich be shall file With the City
Clerk. fSs othfr keep for his voucher. The Re
corder shall. also. rsp7rf 70 the Bard On Mon
dzy Of each week, under cath. which r~por1 shah
shoE AL ass brsaghf before him; al fines ina-
pozed- and the arn9ant q fees receiTed BIZ him
and other Ulcers therein
eDc.A 4 City sareyOr shall Keep 3 record
q AL surveys Hsde b. him. and repsr The same
% the Bard q Trsisss OF the hnsf Ho1dzy Il
each Month and shall Be p@raaiffed % charge
MT 70 exceed ten dollars pr lt for dxing the
bo1ndz-ss for private oEnsrss provided. that
The same shall IL No case b. > charge szzinsf tbs
city.
sEc 6. AL ordinances o. pzrtz Of ordinances,
N conflict With this Ordnance, and al ordi-
names heret0fgFe p1ssed providing any COM
penszfion for either Of sid oncsrs. are hereby
repealed.
SIC. J. This OrsiuxDoe shall take eject and
b IN force from and after its passage.
Approved July Is. is7o.
P. EyERFS, Pr@sidert Bard Trustees.
N P. CHAMBEzLU. City Clerk 5yzll4.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-23
Seminal Weakness

Seminal suizSioa i TIE oausequenee q Elk-
sbuse- his s11fAy une. q aepzved sexu1
incnl<11e. T. Pr7cf3esd By ne youth q both
sexnE % A. Almost unlimited extent, producing
with uns-inz certainty fh@ following train q
morbid symptoms. unless cgmba;ed By scientific
medical EzeAsGrsE. VII szloE oonntenznse.
dArk spots ande. TIE eTss. pain in The head.
ringing IN the Ears, nosss Ike the rlsfiing 4
kzyes q hitting q eEz<lozs. lnezslEass Ab1ui
the IONS Ea4knsss q IL limbs. ceufase3
vision. b5zuta1 i~rteIlees. lazs q ndnsd-nue. din
delce n xrrrusehinE strangers. = dislike %
form Lev acquaintance. 5 disposition 70 shua
society, loss u meuory. plnplss and VARIOUS
eruptluns 1bcut the face. hectic fuxhes, furrad
tongue, 1Htid bresih. coughs. Consumption,
night EEsEts. nooLomAniz AID frequeutly in
sanity. II relief b not ob<a.nad. y0u should
apply Immediately. either in person or By letter,
and hAYe : curs Elected By his nex and Ecien;ife
mode O. trzztlnz this di=ez7, which neyer fails
q efeeting = quick and radical cure. Dr.. g..
VII give one hundred dollars 70 any pe-son who
VIII prove. satisfactorily 70 him. that he zAs
cursd Of tbs complaint by either q the san
Fr1nei-as qzacks.
Cured at Home.
Persons a: = distance may b CURED AT
HONE. By addressing . ist.T = -. Gs55oA,
Stating ese. symptoms. length Ct time the
dla&@ has continued. and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damage and Gu
no7iiy. to shy part Of the County. with fun and
plain directions for Ese, by enclosing SIS in cur
reney. OF SIC in coin. IN 3 registered letter
through The Pos:ofoe, Or through Wells. Fargo
K Co.
A package Of medicine viii b. forwarded by
Express to any par Of the Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor viii pleas state
the name Of The psPer they SET this advertise
menf in.
An communicated strictly confidential.
Adares<. DR.. J. 7. GIBB0N,
tylAsE Box 2s2. San Francisco. California.