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


! Nothing pnrishes in this world, but
lungs m"rely vary and change their
TORN. 70 he b IN means simply that
: hing begins to be something different
from wilat 1t was before and diving is
ceas'ng to he the same thing. Yet, al
.hon@h "o'h'ng remains long the same
IN g, the sun of the whole remains con
~rnnr Pbytbaaoro<
james Parton ectured in Boston last
week on 'Who are the Vulgar" Mr..
PaIt4n claimed to have visited the very
hotbcd Of vulgarlty. He attended the
last ball q the Americas (Tammany) Club
and saw the very cream Of vulgarity
sr'nge assembly, marked by bad gram
mar End fine diamonds" white kills
and dirty paws The French revolution
! gave nothing to compare with this.
The more imperfect being (or form
Iot society the more do iis parts res"mb
Zach other, and the more 30 the parts re-
H"n.hlr the " hole. Fhe more peri ct 2
being fhe more dissmiar the parts In
the former case the parts are more or less
z r"pctiti"n ot The whole; IN the latter
they are totally unlike tGe whole. The
(
! l. Is Is the subordna ION of one to the
"ther, snhordln@t'or Of parts implying al
j high grade OF organization -GCB}he
Why need one aIwav4 x1lajn? 3ome
| ee.lng~- are quite IN rlnSlatahe. No
/ | ng'lnge has vet been found for them.
! 'hry CLEAN upon us beauti, ulv, through
/ the dim twilight Of fancy, aud vet, when
we bring them close 10 us, and hold them
! op t, tho ligbj Of reaS ~, lose their beau.
! y an II once; as 81 ,wworm~, whicn
gi"am with such IL spiritual ighr in tn
IN ,dows If evening, when brought in
, where the can Hes arc Hghtpd, are found
t. nc only worms ike s. many offers
| LopgtjLloaO
There l. u great denl we never think of
ictlIlng relig on, thar Is still fruit. unto
/ God, and glrnered 10y HIM into the bar
yet. Fhr fruits of rhn Spirit are love,
jnv, peace, long suffering, gentleness. pa
! t;ence, goodness aft IN that if thrs.
fruits are found in amy form, whether
! y'n show yonr patience as It woman nnrs-
| ING fr"tluI chllt, or ns man ;fttendIr = !
| to he vexn4 detail Of a nnano S. or as \
| physician following the dirk maz"s of
I f.,
JOINTS and valves Of ~ locomntive; being
n nest, ana true besides, vnn bring forth
nuh nat" G ID Ro5ere CoJLyer.
None so little enjoy life aud are such
] bird rs t. them> ~ IS rs those who haze
n rjing 20 d. The acrlVe hav,. on Y tn e.
/ the relish of life. He who knows MT
what 1t is to labor knows not whit it il |
tn enjoy. Recreation is only valuable "a
| it unbpnds us The iile know nothing
IT Il. It is rxcrtion that rend rs res de-
jghtfn, and SeeD sweet and unG'sturhed. |
That the heDrineSs Of life depends ON
the regular prosecution Of some laudahIr
calling which eng yes, helps .ni cn W rs |
all our powers, let those bear witness /
who after spending years in active USE
tu:lnras, retire tn enjoy rhem5e They
are burden to thcmSe yes.
A BoTToMLEss PoND-Two or three .
zen rs ago There was in Westbrnrk, Mainr, /
a wonder II! sinking Of he earth, for thu /
space Of goOdiy number of acres 70 tn .
depth Of many feet but the sight WA,
to soma really apptllIng, and made them
fearful thpt something still worse was
about to happen. An nav the ? rtlnnG
and OgdenSburg Railroad people are gea.
ting up 4 similar sensation i'm Tire shape
Of the bottom Of pond which makrs
Spasm0dc attempts to drop oar once or
twice year The railroad runs through
this wonderful pond, ANA large nn0unt
of gravel was used . fill with. ana it WIS
supposed that 81 good fnuadufion had
been reached. There il fpnd for nrn
.oF science here Some of the punp!e
dwelling IN the ne'ghborI0od us 4 20 be-
lieVe, before the raj road WAS buIt, tina
Outer Pond literal y had no bntco Il.
The STRAEGEsT OF DEATHS Young
French volunteer from Orleans wa, lAIe ,
ly attending a birthday festival Of nn
uncle In Paris During the evening be
enlVened the gay lhrong by rp, bunting
bis many "hair-breadth scaprs by Dou A
ami field" until all agreed that be was
born under q lucky star The party .la1
scarcely adjourned to the drawing room
when the volunteer remembered shHc he ,
had left something in the dining room
and went back to look after it. In n dark
passage he met servant carrying pile !
of plates, from the middle Of which
there stuck out the blade of carving {
knife, against the sharpened point ~
which he ran. The end of the -huudlt u
pressed again-t the GIFTS chest, and The =
weight OF the plates gave the weapon y
deadly impetus The steel entered the t
young mans breast, and so severely /
wounded him that he died in a few MN !
utes after he had told his friends how
the accident happened.
A WONDERFUL MUMMY An Albany e
paper says that Mr.. Hurst, tex q
idpruiet 6nipr huoin no AZ