The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-10-05
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it - 212o Pork may he cooked as
many cook ana ra( 1t, with the Trichina
left in their full vitality, ready to grow,
thrive and multiply, after being received
into Le human stomach. And we hope
tIio '@1ers "f pork, aud especially those
wac COOK II far eating, viii not fail 10
see their danger in ealing pork not
t@'r"1gh!y cooked, and their obligation
e 81 thoroughly cook the pork rs to kin
the Ifi9hirm An ounce pf prevention,
in Chs r"Sptcf, IS cmphaticaAly b,tt +
than pound of cure.
TO THE METHODIST SoclErY.-We have
been informed tirt some "f the Method (
5Sts have felt aggrieved from our ed
ltoriai OF last week having the caption
DIScourteous, DishonorabIe, Dishonest.
We then referred to three TRANSACTIONS of
one we supposed to be the representative
"f the Methodist Seciety-the Cheney
lecture, the Oratorio, and the Affair of
December 1867-w,,-ich we suDpose6 to-
T.. tor thc b"ncft IF the Methodist Snci
etJ Contining our remarks to-
these hrce occasions aIif none
OF the ]ncomc Of t4pse went 10 the ben
cit "1 the Society ttlGn We were mistaken
and what we said ST Fonr being respon
HhIe f'r The doings al year representative
Wa nos applicable and was out ct
pl"r" BIT # thu plnt ayaiIs of those
performances Wero deceived by the Soni.
ely then what We said was applicable
and in piacr.
Ii your representative retained money
tiom YOU 10 pay certain expenses ana
dld no. pay them, then be did not apply
the money Tor the purpose for which il
was retained. Your responsibility Ger
family attaches when the fact comes to
your knowiedgs J { not before. If YOU
justify BIN you become partakers of his
wrong doing. If you disopprJve Of his
dolngS You relieve yourselves of the re-
.sponsibility as far ~ ii&apprnval can re-
ltVe you. Ii your representative, in his
transactions for you, is dscourtenus, dis
honorable, and dsbonesh and Won Justify
him when it comes to your knowledge
.you are certainly responsible for lis
.dolngs If you djsapprovc, you relieve
yourselves at Tie Responsibilities as far as
dtsappr0val can relieve you. We are now
speaking %! your moral responsibility
Ard We would whisper in your ear moral
sentiment winch you may ii you please
proclaim fIom the house top He
that js unjust in little IS unjust
IN much One who Is unjust in
.littlc sums aud small transactions would be
unjust in big sums and great transactions
And those wEo justify injustice in the
one case will Justify injustice il the other,
And 10th will sooner or later be brought
- trail before the tribunal Of their con
science aud condemned for their injustice
and their justification Of IT, We believe
that most If not all of the Methodist Socie
t. will d!sapprove Of the injustice Of their
representative and free themselves from
any participation in his unjust doings
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GAMBLING ON THE FAIR GROUND. We
cannot too severely censure these of the
officers Of the state Fair who sanctioned
the letting Of space, or even permitting
Of the many gambling features that have
disgraCcd che Fair Grounds from the be
ginning. Sweat Cloths, Faro Games,
Dice throwing, formoney, etc, were as
common as they would be in New Or
leans, or. IN the widest villages of Colo
raQo, or in any other new country. Such
scenes as we witnessed yesterday were
dISgraceful in the extreme, they were
clearly in violation of the law. IF the
officers of the State Fair have never read
the Statutes, we refer them to Sections
s 8 10 and II of Chapter 169 Rev. Stat
ntes of Wisconsin. It would be far bet
ter that another fair should never be
held here, thanthat the future dozens
of mere boys should be initiated into
a liking for gambling, and take their
first steps as gamblers, as they undoubt-
edly have at this State Fair What prop
er connection gambling tables have with
"The Agricultural Society of Wisconsin,"
we are at loss to comprehend The eff
feet OF such scenes as were witnessed yes
terday and on other days up on The Fair
Grounds, around the many miniature
gambling bells in full blast there-the
effect will be to deter the more respecta.
BILE portion of the people from the inter.
ior Of the State, and elsewhere from at.
tending the State Fair another year-un.
Less there is some guarantee given,
that, at least decent respect for the
opinions of large portipn of the people
is shown. We trust and hope that the
disgraceful scenes of this years fair will
not be repeated next year Wisconsin.
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The Montello, (Wls) Express says
Michael Groulkie was walking through
his corn patch one day recently, ard
found large overgrown ear, plucked it
and stripped off the husks,whe he found
perfect ear of corn, covered with