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- THE CATHOLIC WORLD
FOR MARCH.
CIVIL AND POLITICAL LIBERTY
IT, UNTYTNG GORDIAN KNOTS
III. CHURCH MUsIC-Iu.
Nv. THE IRON MASK.
" on A PICTURE OF NAZARETH
W. THB GREEK sCHisM
VII THE CHRIST OF ANsPELDT.
VIII MRS. SETON
TX VIEWS OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT.
x THE PRESENT CONDITION OF POLAND
xI FRIEDMAN BACH.
XII. oy ST PETER DELIVERED FROM PRISON
Kill Its WRONG" ,,,r,sy -. Tn
XIV. BRITISH PREMERs IN RELATION TO BRITISH oAih'
OLCS
Nv LUCIPBRs EAR
XVI THB VATICAN CoUNCIL-H
XVII NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION soCiEri,
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue TO meet with much
favor from investors The issue mp TO the present.
time is nearly exhausted What remain are SUI
offered al par and accrued interest in currency.
GEORGE 0PpYKE Il Co.
IS NaSssn-st
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THE MARKETS.
ic,nmrlr ,psrted for Tn. rnIprSkl

'" WEpykspAI P.h 10 Re
AsHgs-Pox steady ADD Ia fair demand Gales Al o. ~@s
Penls agr nominal II ~ &4S9@ Ia
continues moderate sai ue 49,,
heavy price. showing further decline 90 All grades az. ssss
.,tlsi sales VI bales 1854 last evening. 81 wtieh ~
mart ssl o, eoa.umphon aud n fr spseusoB oi 80 ~
To- bale. March ~ eioct ico DO, Ilee ssl - "a
ANIL ltc loo d. alic loo a.. Il sloe ~" MY ~ 81 -.
Jss, "a. $50 do 24iei 100 d. fse. and 100 Jay
oil az Alddlne. We qaoie a bl.ows: n....
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NsORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi pELLwARE LACKANASSA. AID WESTERN RAIL

Of end co o. Ci'to0hs-t a.
MATER AERASGEAESrS eomln,Hes: NONBAf. Nov - 1852
MAIL rEiS. connecting benle Sth boonoa Brineh
hrtsr Balch Wroo With Sr''y z To- "a
NeNtc Washington shte D. o. and !" B. wafer
and irSft Bud and al points the LACK
aNanns sul Boom,hurg sid D-.wsIr sft hudson T. Pi%
II.aO LEiGH VALLEY RYPRLSS. - Nerss Morris
Hackeown Paihurg and El'tOr con
9.burs Bel Oct r. r. Tor Bedee, &c aud 81
With " r. 4 for Beth sasm. Aegto Iaueh Clsls Aai
Wisssbtr .. ,.,-,.,,, ,, .,,--.-- n -
and At Waterloo With sussex y Il
D. a.. SUMMIT fni nterrsiiste stations
lI.4 aud l. lJl $40 $40 $40 CO, 900
and HAS "a SOUTH ORANGE ahd intern edsie stations
li:le m $50 to hOkholONN aed Etsfmsiss
s..iionh
For SEwARK A. go 1897 $3.50 $50. 1910 H. 1850 :D
l. 23 49, 40 $40, $50. 6:lo $50. 7:4S. 300
AID Has ?. a , ,,orrcr Ar, =, 90, :, .,.,
snat;lo - r.,t 49, N'''A' Sipsh'sHashI
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Second Ediiies Eos Resays

DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
A NEW BOOK ON THE PEAR
A Illustrated WORK. s.iilsd
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
By T. QUINN.
spsers Hortesurs fr .sosse fs~'sr OF Psss
for srlt ibs subject napg sud srsh ussld saisr ihs
faiisssng heads
VARIETIES;
ASPECT
PRRPI RATION OF THE SOIL,
bIkIAEGB APART;
sEikCflSG TkkSi
BNARfG and STANDARDS
1lME OF rLAHTikGs
PLANTING
DlGelkG TgEEs FROM THE NURSERY Row AND rAokISo,
yAHlETlEs TO PLANT;
PRUNING;
NA1CRlsG AND HULcHIgG;
OA1hkk1kG FRIIfi
BsgkEIIkG pEAES,
PROFITS OF FEAR CULTCREj
FaOfA0 ATIOh-BUbDik1 AND 0RAFrfpGt
PRACTICAL srGGkSrlOk6.
ORCHARD RECORD
Th'~Ork sa be usd complete rr,us Essasl s' he Pear
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U7HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1870.

TTHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC Foh io'o'
THIRD EDITION NOW READY.
/ ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
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2 Various Calendars for la7a
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O. Cyclss and CburehDayL
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TO- Length Of Day and Night
IL cnryp,x,-Ph,,e Of h. Moon, Rising and Setting Of s''
Moon. ,pd Planets sideresl Noon. Moon. South ke
IL POLITICAL DEPARTMENT
Constitution United States with The VARIOUS
2 Condition The Fifteenth Aneninsnt
Public Law, passed At the Third Session Of the XLsh Const
and IL. First Session oi,bs XLl;t Congress-
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Constitution the State ofyevYci and rsrOu, Ansndnsnts
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O. Homestead Law, and Price, Of Public Land.
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II. Coin,ge the United States Mint
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IL Principal Government, ofths World.
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q. DtlegaieI 0 Congress from Territories
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Rein Civilizations.
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THE TRIBUNE.

TlNIIE LIBERAL CHRISTIAN this week has
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Socssms,' Rev. An nv
A. d. Maye Cincinnati Letter from Liberal reply
Editorials By several writer's Rel Intelligence. Record Of
hsne And abroad IAiersrar IelOwp Of the spirit
What Cbdus Department Notice 81 New Book.
o.hps Weekly Paper for family reading So
per yea Address n HALLOC1, Manager GCs5
Eew.iOrk CITY
A WINTER IN FLORIDA, THIRD EIDE
ToN by I0TIASo BILL The thousands who would kuow all
Florida S hrt this book the Thug whether they
Ids Tour Syorrer those seeking home from cold win.
dehgha esme beautifully illustrated 80
pl -. Bookseller base It WOOD H0LBkOOK
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With dramatic fshsye The pO,efbs II his
and explain the betrayal bunder Tue ingenuity added the
oil e. literary merits 81 this curious protection will nsDy
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tbe Historcai
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AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
"' ROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT

COMMENCING nov. q 1872
R,s'lon Eesiok Of Twenty ssrshsk Asl
Fourh,r.. Rat-aure N rseutrscVsu A.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YOEK,
snl Bridgeport. (EI lis50
" TIA J:.3, t:Jo. $50. and lErl p m -. -
For Milford ssratoI Fairfield Southport sud Wspor, eco u q,
. ~. 3:i5, $40. ssd j:Jl =.
tRrJ. 3:l5 Kr y 5: %, $3.50. snd 800 (BIl m.
Forp Dare 9 3G5 $50 $3.50 and 68 G. N.
Fof ll:0 l7l3 (Efl, f.lS tBf
3.iS. z:1O (gIl, ttS $40, $50, 73 8 tErl
IoT Grrtuwcb 1893 2i5 Jts 4;1o. 3;J e, I'lS "a
For Por ,srn.diate stations att l;s nj a
3;t5 as 3:3o $50. AMI 7is o. 70.
sandaJ MAI Trs!u lss &c. ..IT ,sah York ',f
Boston. ...- ...
For Bo',oh. va Spin.s So m GIL lBLh mi n
For Boston via shore Lane l2is (Rr NLl ?. N.
For Hartford aud Springfield tEL lal' 'NL, 90 a.
10 Hartford ~ -
fOr CouneIsi River Railroad (rr) ,:l'p 90 Msn,rsi
FoT Hartford Prosasas. ard Fhtn Railroad s1LlI 2.i'
p m
tot Ne"Hlv.s Es~Loa!ss and stOuiagOn Railroad at s.
For Canal Rsrsst n 3o0p 10 Nsrthss ptOa ssa Williams
bnrgh.-
For Ho.iissnio Railroad. q va, .ud3
Per ssgstHck Esirost. ga NJ D. n
DAnbuU EyrxsE Railroad ill5 AID On Ana
With Fss train FROM RorasN l. nAnbuy
sruC.n,an Rsiss4 !:lS 4JJp a., and o. Sissr
dsTL 3B a. ,,. -,
o'A 49, - JANEs H. HOYT, s.psdn tsndest
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-Trains leave

I'll UISON h'N LIZ h8llsLOA,.--ii rims LtaN y
4 4 Thiritih.si . oioNs:
Cbirsgo Express Drawing attached
10 ay gtptcs Drawiugta u attached.
~ Montreal Express, DasIug sitacbsL r. 80
e0 Pacific S;h Sos ping throug r. thsifs WEE
out rhEnge via =. 4 n p Hlso /. \ n, :, KR. tDnJl
III 70, Night HHVres, Seerng cas sttSeheL
200 p ~. poughlespsio Ts4Ga
ga "a. AIS and =: 80 p. fssks-iH TIAloI
and $50 p. Sing sing Trains x,...
$50. 7o $50 i1n t;3S' 5iio' aud H''o n" ioats"
Trans 4,
e "a. ~ to PoughtsspIs suaiayl) H. ToUCEY Su7-
Nov 10
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CHRIST AND THE GALLONS;
REASONS FOR THE ABOLITION
CAPITAL NISIIMEN L.
BIZ MARVIN II. BOyBE
CONTENTS:
Chsp l. INTRODUCTION
II. GOvERNMENT-ITS WAR POWERS.
Ill TIR RIGHT or GOVERNMENT TO IMPLICIT TIE
PENALTY or DEArH IMPLICITLY DENIED
Nv sACREDgESS OF HUMAN LIFE
v. THE IRREMBDIABLE LAW.
VI INSANITY A PREDISPOSiSG CAUSE OF CRIME
VII. THE DEATH MENACE AS DETERRENT or CRIME
Will THE DEATH PUSISHMEET-lTS MORAL EFFECT upon
SOCIETY CONSIDERED.
TX PROGRESS IN PENAL LEGISLATION
X PENAL REFORM IN GREAT BRITAIN.
xL PROGRESS OF PENAL LEGISLATION IN TUB UNITED
STATES
XII and XIII PROGRESS OF PENAL LEGISLATION IN THE
WESTERN STATES.
XIV. CHRIST AND TIE GALLows-TnE SCRIPTURE
ARGUMENT
Nv. CHRIST AND THE GALLOWS-CHRISTS REBCKB OF
THE SPIRIT or RETALIATION
IN oNE VOLUME
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
IL slip;
$3.50 m Maf tssin FOR G--enGor.
1888 M Eoyu Glen Cove L'suti VALLEY Hn1Hsg0u, iad
North
> n Rirsth.sl EIpren Train. -
m for E.s.yB. Glen Cove Locust 'IsJ hsrhAE'oA sa1
k0nhport
y.anp u. for North Isin
An trairs eour.c. 4 Branch To- Hsmpssssd -
ko,n. Deu Cove Locust Fafy huntngioa ini
EoTihp"i. leave h'N's' 'o- - % 49, ~ D. BARTON ssc,
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n
In. sr..ela, ios,tian ofthe highest character
THK MCRRAY HILL INSTITUTE,
No. So Psrkir..,
Re- JOSEPH D. NULL. Principal.
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
22 AND 2n FIFTHAvE
A SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New Haven,
n Coma Rev Dr. Shear. Rector Session eesla, February
ID TAERYTowx MILITARY INSTITUTE,
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Spring session % ID week. s'gu Feb a. kIe.sat 'eso
for Catalogue 10 he PnaeiF,l GRO c SMITH
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MAPLEWOOD YOUNG LADIES' INSTI-
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peIt ,eHtannus term open, March . 1874.
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For mailing boys intelligent healthy Christian MEN Thorough teach
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Teacher Address c. Tribune Once No notice taken snony
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Sales of State Bonds--Railroad Bopds-Bdn
Railroad Erpress Stocks dec.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALE AT THE STOCK ExCHANsR.-yIRsT CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ
cnIo al Ron1a :

Sales Of Cor,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

A musical festival is now in course of
preparation in New York city which will
surpass, in stupendousness Of arrangement
and grandeur, even the Boston Jubilee.
The place selected in which to hold this
immenscjubilee is the American Institute
building. and~ayer thirty-five hundred
welltrained voices have been engaged for
the occasion. An immense. organ, larger
than the one in Boston, is in progress of
construction. Gumore's band of fifty
pieces, along with other pieces, have
promised their services. The concert
will take place in June, when the Handel
and Haydn societies Of Boston will be
visiting the city. One hundred thousand
dollars have already been subscribed to-
ward the project
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These two Receipts alone are
Worth Hundreds of Dc liars.

1T TELLS, The cheapest and best modes of man
ufacturlng Washing Compounds. How to make
Hard and Soft Soap, inks, Candles, Paints, Var
nishes. Clements and Baking Powders.
1T rELLS, How to Clarity Honey SO as to sell for
nearly twice the common sort.
III TELLS, The latest and best mode OF saiting
and curing Hams and all kinds OF meat.
IT TELLS. How to Dye Clothes Of all shades and
In fast colors. 80 asg.e f, ~
1T GIVES. Valuable Receipts for curing Bnrns.
Sores, Cuts, Feions, Frost-Btes, Cancer Ear
Ache, Tooth Ache, King Worm, with hund reds
of other new and valuable methods, with full di-
-ections. so that any one can uee them.
1T TELLS, How to take cut Fruit Stains, Ink
stains, Iron Rust Stains, and Paint Stains from
Cloth and ailk Dresses. BIZ VA al
ITTELLS, How to counteract frost upon trees. a
valuable receipt. "a s ~
1T TELLS, How to Tan Furs, either with or with
out the hairor wool on, and how to initiate those
OF superior grades.
1T TELLS, How to make the best Curling Find
for making the hair grow in beautiful flowing
ringlets.
1T TELLS, How to Feed Hens so as to make them
lay all the year round
1T GIVES, Over five Hundred rare and valuable
Receipts. and complete guide to the manufac-
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including Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Toilet
and Dental Articles. and many Others easily
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A HAUNTED Ice BARGE ON THE LII.

A HAUNTED Ice BARGE ON THE sILLI-
NoIs--On the last trip from Kingston,
Illinois, qfan ice barge, a laborer named
Potter while sporting at the pump, tell
over board and was drowned. The
next evening while pumping fellow
laborer named Bill Murphy, with a wild
scream, left his position, and could not
hes per ,uaded to return At first he re-
fused to assign any reason for his strange
conduct, but upon being pressed stated
that he was visited the night previous
hy the apparationof Potter, which cast
upon him areproachful look and then
disappeared The officer in charge of
The boat however did not incline to a
belief Of this Statement, and on the ensu-
ing night forced him to work, He set
about his work in adoggeda manner, and
near the midnight hour gave a fearful
scream and swooned d away. The story
was finally concured in by others of the
crew, who insist that they not only saw
the ghost of Potter, but distinctly heard
I be noise of the pumps as the departed
Potter performed his spiritual labors,--
st. Loiuis Times.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09
A Strnid Hoax.
How Cotton MathcP was to CAPTURE william Penn
and sell him for Rum and Sugar.
From the Boston Transcrint.

From the Boston Transcript.
The following document is taking q
turn through the Western newspapers.
We clip it from the Chicago Tribune of
May %:
PENN'S ESCAPE i Here follows the ar
ticle from the Tribune which may be
found on another page on the inside OF
the TELEGRAPH. d. t.fass
Western readers can hardly be expect
cd to know that Nj. Judklns anu the late
Mr. Greenleaf have never been heard Of
III these parts; that Nc such incident oc-
Cured at the Massachusetts HORTICULTURAL
Society; that the Massachusetts Colony
did not MAINTAIN navy that Cotton
Mather was only nineteen years old in
September, 1852, never prosecuted the
Gu kcrS and never wrote or spelt like q
blockhcad; and that the entire paper Is
the most wretched and sthpld hoax that
ever escaped being strangled at its birth.
It's author is more liable to attain the
honors of a Pennsylvania or Delaware
whipping post than the questionable no
toriety OF Chatterton or an Ireland.
Such stuff as this supplies a certain class
I"f Western newspapers with material for
fostering a prejudice against New Eng
and, and it is a surprise to us that il
should have pas ed unchallenged into Z
paper in whose editorial corps there arc
New England men.
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COUGH NO MORE.

Wv "r"eE's Cough Bnisa M is healing, soften.
ing ana eXpectorating. Toe extraordinary power
II possesses IN INN diaey relieving, and evant-
ually curing he most obstinate cases OF Coughs.
C"l's' sore rhroat. Bronchitis. influenza Catarrh
6o'rsentss, Asthma and Consompt iou is almost
'nctedlnIe 50 prompts the relief and certain its
Fhecls IN all Tbe above cases, any affection Of
me throat and 'dngs that thousands OF physicians
are da'ly prescribing it. and one and all say that
u Is the most healing and expectorating medicine
known. One dose always affords relief ana in
most cases. one bottle effects a cure Sold by
drHeglsts. IN large bottles Price One Dollar il
BalsaUl will cure
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EMM ENAGO CUE.

Warmers Fmmen rgogue is the only article
known 70 cure the Whites. (it win cure in every
CASEY Where is the family in'which this import
greatest blessing ever offered you and you should
Immediateh proa6re it, tbs also a nre cure for
Female Irregularities, ank mry be depended upolr
in every cas-" whe G the monthly flow has been Oh.
struc ed through cold or disease, Sold by drug
gtsts Price One Dollar. Or sentby mail for One
Dollar and Quarter. 9
1y52 Address 619 State ST.. Chicago
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TIE GREATEST WoRK
OF ~

1T CONTAINS, The sErest and only certain
method to keep Eggs Fresh and Sweet for at least
one year. he cost is less than half Cent per doz
en-, and by this method Eggs bought al eight and
and sold during the winter for from thirty to ATTY
cents. When once known this method will take
the place of all others. IT DOES NOT Tarnish the
Egg or give il the appearance of Age.
When offered for sale Il cannot be told either py
appearance quality from Fresh Laid Egg.
Ut CONTAINS, The best receipt ever pub
lished of rendering sour and rancid butter perfect
ly sweet, and also how to giyea uniform color to
White and Streaked Butter, and the best manner
of mixing and repacklng butter for market.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09
WARMERS
PlL E REMEDY.

sVat"es's asateg 4Een.dv mas n4v.r fail.d
mot even in one case)to cure the very worst cases
OF Blind, itching or Bleeding Piles Those who
are afflicted should Immediately call on their drug
gist and get WARMERS PILE REMEDY. 1t is eX
pressy for the z les and il not recommended to
cure any other disease. II has cured many cases
ot over thirty years standing. Price one Dollar
For sale by druggists everywhere ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

Recently . farmer residing in the East
Eouk. scotland. placed a sovereign IN his
mouth to keep il separate from some sill
yer coins which he was paying away, and
by some accident the piece vanished
down his throat For some time much
Inconvenience was experienced in bis
breathing. Being in Edinburgh, he went,
in company with friend, to the Theatre
Royal. and interpretation of Mr. South
ern's representation of" Lord Dundreayy,"
he laughed heartily, and thereafter was
seized with violent fit of coughing,
when he expectorated the long lost coin,
the sight OF which caused no inconsidera
BILE amount Of joy, and he again breashes
freely
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

A boy by the name Of Shelton, twelve
years old, was shot near Honey creek Sta
ton, q few miles from Council Bluffs,
Iowa, on Monday, as is alleged, by O con
ductor or brakeman on train ON the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
The provocation was that he and his com
panions had been for some days in the
habit ofthrowing stones, eggs and clubs
at passing trains and would not stop.
The conductor and brakeman are under
arrest. ~ $3.50 - =
The latest fashion ingold necklaces are
made of heavy links in the shape of a
horse shoe, with small ball pendants, and
made so that they can be worn for brace
lets as well as necklace.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

An Indian woman was bit by rattle
snake near Mariposa, Cal, the other day.
An Indian sent for bottle of whisky, to
counteract the effects of the poison, but
used it to get drunk on, and the bitten
CONAN died next day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-09

We recently called upon our genial
friend, James Hannah, Principal of the
Kenzie School, Chicago, and accompanied
MIN through the numerous departments,
blanches, divisions and sub divisions OF
said school. We expected to find him
somewhat careworn and haggard. but
were agreeably disappointed. He bears
his honors lightly. His countenance is
illuminared by the same happy expires
sion, and bis smile is as,merry, hearty and
sonprous as of yore. As a friend, a teach
or and b man, James Hannanis undoubt-
edly q success, s69E m