The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

other evening, ook rom his pocket dliapi-
dated piece Of in,n instead OF "a handkerchief
The audience uttered, and Mark prohah' =
cnrl ain-ectured Mrs Clemens when he go
nome
A famous judge came late to court one day
in busy session, whereat the clerk, in great
surprise, inquired he reason. "A child was
horn,' his honor said. and am the happ,
sire IAN infant judge % /" On, no." SAID
he. "as he's yet but crier.'
A disease, which is said to attack the lungs
and fill them with worms has broken GU
among tie Shropshire (Engand) sheep. and
is paying havoc with lie fockS The loss
in one district air adv is announced rs
having been from twelve to twenty five per
cent.
farmer in New York State is attempting
to establish he fact that animals can live
without water. Sumo tmc in Junr
last he put in all enclosure a number OF hogs
md tait. Neither he hogs nor The eat
nave had any water during he entire period
AID Yet, strange TO say, they are al as fat
molrs, and ere IN an exceedingly thriving
condition.
The Peninsular and Oriental Cnmpany's
steamship Rangoon struck on Cadda R0ck
Point d" Gale, Ceyl0n. on the 81 instant,
when leaving the hnrhor, and toundered u
m dnight IN fifteen ia hons of water The
passengers, crew, teW bags of mails and n
portion OF tn baggage were saved All else
was 'Ost. There was no specie on board
| The 'osS is Il very serious one, as the shli,
~Hnds IN the company's books valued al
1890, 600.
II London the cunduramgo has beer tried
a two ct the grea hospitals, tom bark tur
nlSbrd bv ~" Government, and according to
| he BF tiSb Medicnl journal no mean author
y, he l'Ias have confirmed the fear hat any
hupr which might have been entertained OF
cuntirma non Of the stat ment OF it's utility
~ remedy IN cancer, must b. entirely dis
missed. alphabetically, II appears partIcu-
'arly lnert,aad its thtra pentic effects in treat
ment OF cancer to be nil It furnishes a
slightly bitter extract of feeble character.
The Ex-Emperor Napoleon, who has been
made very comfortable at the TOrQuay I'm
rerlal Hotel, lately expressed a wish to see
he c0ok-a Frtnchman-and on his entering
ne room said he wanted to tell him i'm Der
sen how much he had been pleased with his
cooking. | have not enjoyed my DINNERS
SO much anywhere stree left the l'uieries -
SAID Napoleon. Sire, am honortd" was
he reply, " but will your majes y permit me
0 mtnt ION that had the honor OF cooking
hundreds OF dinners for you aud the Empress
| W cook at the Tuleries until two years
ago."
Applications were made at the British Com
/
rattZed citizens, formerly subjects of Great
Brl ain, for permission to resume allegiance
10 that pow r, This is in accordance with
HE provisions Of an international law agreed
upon between the two Powers, which pro
vIdtS thai suhi"cts of either country no
have become citizens OF the other can resume
Tteir former allegiance. The Law also pro-
vldeS that "a chlG born in he United States,
OF dn English father mot naturalIzed eli
zem and an American mother, remains a
BRUSH subject, u less the child shall on
coming of age swear allegiance TO the United
States. &
man N Cayuga county. N. Y. has a re-
markab'e Cochin China rooster, He has ob
served his N .ster's practice of family wur-
ship, and "a, soon as the Bible is ,aken 10 ne
read. before prayer, he rooster walks IN de
Iiberatt ~. and takes his stand by the Size OF
The woman oil the house, ard there remains
IN very quiet and revereEt posture during
The whole service, seeming to understand he
words, tor as soon as Amen is repeated, he
walks out without noise, and Joins his family
CT hens. The children OF tn family, in Their
out. door plays, have the company OF Chantl.
cleer simply by calling him Cochin " He
allows them to put their arms around him
and perform other acts OF playfulHeSs.
Writes CORES "a, dent from a camp meet
meeting " When arrived yesterday Cftcr-
LernoOn, one OF the clerical brethren was
preaching TO q large ard very attentive con.
gre4at on the duty OF habit ual chez fulnesS
in the depori meI o protesting ChrIstlens
did not reach the ground in time TO hear the
text. In Illustration of his point he instanced
the case OF Luther's wife. who, when he re-
! farmer was one day IN a moody state entered
his study rObed in habiiments OF mourning
and paced 10 and fro in utter detection.
| 'Wh@t does this mean p asked The unhappy
man. l have come responded his wife, 10
81 mpalhze with you IN your attic ior.'
'Attitc lou what affection ?? inquired the
astonlshed husband why the death OF your
Savior replied The dSconeolate wife Your
manner Indicates sonnet hing like such ca.
family. Luther saw the point, and resolved
never again so give away To dependency"
FIFTEEN GREAT MIeTAKEs.-It is great
mist AXE to Sci up our own standard of right
an wrong, and judge people accordingly. IL
is great mistake to measure the enjoyment
Of others hy our own TO expect unliormi V
OF opinion in this world to look for judy
ment and experience in youth /; to endeavor
to mould all dispositions alike not 10 WELD
IN immaterin triflrs TO look tor projections
! in our own actions f; to worry ourselves and
others with what cannot be remeded not 10
alleviate all that ueeds alienation, as far AS
lies in our power not to make allowance
for the intirmlties OF others 10 consider eV-
erythng Impossible WHICH we cannot per.
form to believe only what our finite mind
can grasp to expect to be able to Under
, stand everything. Tue greatest of all ms
takes is to live only Tor time, when any
l moment may launch us INTO eternity.
In ordering the expulsion Of six ca Get mid
shipmen from he Naval Academy for induIg
/, ing IN The particularly SILLY amusement OF
! 'haZlng" newly arrived students, Secretary
+ Robson has very fo,cibly reminded he light.
headed bsys OF Annapolis that they are pen
sloners upon the bounty OF the Government.
wherefore q decent respect for the authority
of the department is particularly becomirg
80 them. The reminder is timely one, and