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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26
HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an enquiry which every one should
have tI'athtts1y answered before he starts ON
his journey and little care taken in exam-
inatou OF Routes will in many cases save
much trouble, time and money.
The &C, B. & 0 4 r. running from
Chicago through Gairsbnrg TO Burning, 0u,
has achieved splendid reputation IA The
last two years as The leading Passenger
Route TO che west. AT Burlington u conn, c. IS
with the great Burlington Route which runs
direct through Southern Iowa to Nebra 81
and Kansas, with close CONNECTIONS to Can.
fornia and the Territories; and passengers
starting from K~nosha County, ON their way
westward, cannot do better than to Lake the
G B. 81 O. and Burlington Route
This line has published pamphlet called
How to go West" which contains Inucn
valuable informatiUn; large correct map OF
the Great West, which can be obtanrd tree
OF CHI rye by addressing | be General Pasecr-
Agen, B. & NJ. Il. R Burlington, Iowa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26

Resolutions offered by Mr. Stewart, of Nevada
in he senate, with regard to regulating rates OF
fare aud transportation on raj roads be ween the
States, and instructing the Committee on the Ju-
dietary to inquire into the authority of Congress
on the subject, have been ad0ped and referred TO
the committee. 1t IL under the provision OF the
Constitution which authorizes Congress to regu-
late commerce smoug the several States thse
these resnlutious were offered, 1t is TO be hoped
the Judiciary Committee will thoroughly inve IL
gate his matter aud propose the legislation need
eds The 'allroahs have grown to be siupendous
MonopOlies. and tax the people Of the whole coun
try aud OF all classes more heavily than the Fed
erat Gave nmrar can venture 10 tax them. A
railroad that custs tn nty millions initiates its
stock to forty. atty or sixty millons, and then
demands fares from tn travelling public and rates
0i freight from orr farmers and merchants to pay
interest on the inflated or watered stock T his a
more burdensOms and Ubiquitous tax than tn e
Government imposes, and goes far to retard the
development and business OF the country The
railroads like the great rivers, the rteriss OF
commerce among the States and Congress has no
doubt, the power to regulate their charges, We
knew Of no more Important and necessary meas
arc than this OF Mr.. Stewart which had been re-
ssrrSG to the Committee on the judiciary, a0d we
hope that Congress viii act upon it at an early
dsy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26

New YoRK Dec. %. VIM Orton after consid-
sraSe negotiation. has re-sod to Whiteiaw Reid
50 shares Of the 1C5 constituting the capital stock
OF tho Tribune Association Cor large advance on
the price vt which he last week purchas d II. He
retains share, and 1t j. further agreed that he
shall be eec'sd one of the trustees of tho Associa-
ton, thus securing IT the benefit of his wide inu-
snce ard recogniSed business ability.
The II &onms, in an editorial announcing the
proprotorsbip, has the following. we propose
ooutinung orr Old battle against irjusfice and is-
ROra' &c, under tho same Republican banner which
Horace Greeley upheld 70 stoutly and 60 long,
and ON the policy of candid Independence
which II War Of his latest acts to reaf1rm,
over hls own signature, in those columns. Natur-
ally, We shall prefer to support as Tar as possible
an administration which proiessDs party same
Such al administration Will receive from az
frank and cordial approval OF every action per
termed la accordance with it's principles, but the
TTSb~ms 10 nobodys official advocate. Oar party
SYmpAthies are not strong enough TO overcome oar
independence 20 muzzie Our honest utterances.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26
SLIVERS,
FROM OUR WISCONSIN EXCHANGES.
FOND du Lac river i. frOr.n to ii. bottom.

Fond du Lac river il frozen to the bottom. W
Telegraph wires are now strung to Sturgeon
Bay.
A 1870 acre farm near Whitewater sold, recently
for $la,6Os.
There srs 9S4 patients in tho Lunatie Asylum, at
MadiaOn. r
There are los, 626 acres Of unsold s'ate land in
JuneAu county.
Susan 3. LETTERS, mother ofthe Hon John JEFF
GsYs, Of sharon, WAlworth Co., died on the 10Th
insr, aged 78.
The store of Fitzgerald Bros. vt Lyndon, Ju
aaaa cOu,ty, was burslarized on the OH Inst.
Ia Monomenee. Dunn county, the tax is s32, 700
and iae population 2 40 making over Sis to every
man, woman and child in the town.
The La Crosse Democrat Gays that "ths citizens
ella Crosse feel assured that the city will come
cut ahead in the bridge fight"
John ID. Foster has been appointed gen eral
freiE ht and passenger agent al the sheh & F, d
L. R K. in place Of L S Hough, resigned.
Willis Carter, an aged coiored man, was foaad
several years, in Portage city.
Robert Gloss, OF the town of SprnSai, Cclum hia
Go dted of paralysis, gu the Sth ass b. en- gra
ted from Wal 5, and Fettled in that place in 1843.
The ElkhOIR Sons of Temperance threaten the
discharged Sunday saloonst with new pr0see u
ton and say th"y will make this stick.
jean .. Cook, of Anton, and Charlsue Fletcher
OF Bsrahos. were married on the End Inst. ;hroe
days sflerward the bride tooS cold and she died
on the eth.. of Typhoid pneumonia.
Hops are ROW from 40 to As cents y ID and are
still hopping upward. But the trsub'e is thai
they have almost Gll passed out of the hands 81
the growers, and are now held by the middle
mon.
Fred Dausing, 90 years old, cisd in the town OF
Na-emaPee. Kewauncs Comfy, ths 70 inst, The
deceased walked I2 MI lea an olsctieH day, to vote
Horace Greeley, aud has now goAe to JOIN bis cal
didaie.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26

Tbs CULTURE or THE HAIn.-Just az surely a.
soil Infested vita Canadian thistles can be made
20 produces hne crops Of golden grain, tho scalp
aow Sparpoly covered with bar h, dry unmanage-
able hair can be made prolific " aiiken tresseS.
All that ia necessary to effect the change in either
case is tbs right Kind Of Fertilizer. Leaving the
agricultural chemist - determine how the barren
land shall be made fruitful, No positively arsort
t hat Lyon's KarnalrOn is anequaed as Fertilizer
G'sd 1Sa"sifs" NJ the h0tr. 4wenty five years OF
success IL the basis OF this uuqna fed statement.
Daring that time 1t has been used Ivy many nail
lions ~ so,h sexes and ae arst instance in which
It has failed 10 fulnli tho expectations of raj nal
purchaser has yet to be discovered It will Rot
cause hair to grow on vanished Rourd but
wherever the roots of the hirsuif 6srea remain un
DISTURBED It Will cause them to pUt forth new
hoots, and In cases whrre the hair has become
thin It will increase it's Volume.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26
TEE WEEKLY

II now one Of the largest weekly, editions issued
west Of He~ York, a very handsome eighr page
sheet with ty-six columns of matter. expressly
detected aud made up for this issue with choice
variety OF
ORIGINAL LITERARY. ART, AND AGRICUlTU-
RAJ TOPIsS
1t viii continue i'll every respect to be made
Western Family journal, equal in
LITERARY EXCELLENCE
To any published in this country while its care
iul collation. OF the news Of the daily edit ious con-
,stitute it an unsurpassed 'mpendinm or,he
FRESHEST TOPIcs OF THE DAY.
Among the writ on home them the coutribu-
tion of RURAL will hold their place and increase
The wide reputation already enjoyed by this best
of all writ RS on
FARM AND GARDEN"
For wears welcome in multitude or Western
homes. We shail furnish also large variety Of
articles on social topics.
LlTERTURE, ART, EDUCATION, COMMERCE.
General Culture and the Progress Of Science All
made more prominent features o. the
Weekly than heretofore. Fales d sketches.
original and selected, will be furnished in each
number. .sg..s J..#
BEADING FOR ALL CLASSES,
Reaching in amount each year the hulk of MANY
volumes, ironl the be writer's, with variety and
fitness,
THE BEST THOUGHTS. FACTS. AND DIsCoyE-
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AT a price which make it not only III beet but
THE CHEPEST OF READING MATTER.
Within me reach of the humblest home, and wor-
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26

No great storm is believed to have prevailed
along the lakes or sea coast during the past year
without fair and general warning being given 10
the public from the Signal Corra It is lieved
that. with increa ed telegrA hic and signal faclh
tiles, serious damage from storms that now ap.
proach Unexpectedly eau he nearly if not wholly
prevented The School of Instruction at Fort
Whipple has thirteen noE-comnlisSisned officers
and ninety-Aix privates In training.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26
DR.. a. TRASK'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
~ n EOI; TIE CURE OF. ii -.,
INFLA.Mh.MlAT0RY DISEASES.

DF. Tra@GK was engaged for twenty years in
C0ur Of experiments upon the medical prop
critics ard power Of vegetables, separate and
combined. At the are of seventy years he sue
ceedod III presenting to the world, the result
of his experiments combination OF cgGtablo
extracts the power OF which III removing dis
il uneqWlcd il the annals Of Medicine
sEa@ discovery cs'msi-G~ IN 4 cumbina-
ton Of these powerful Vegetable Extracts with
Electricity or Magnetism in the form OF an Ont-
n2nt.
Certain, 1t As, that tlac remarkable and
unprecedented Success which has attended its
application IN the cure OF diseases, stamps it at
once IA the greatest discovery of the age, and
calls for a trial and close investigation OF its
properties
Gt nevep faiss, while there remains syr-
hcient life TO restore q natural and healthy ac-
ton TO the capillary vessels or the body, and
eqnaze the circulation Of the blood. BY this
means controlling power is gained over the
most malignant forms OF disease. which cannot
be 0Dt tlnad from any other remedy.
'S"c.2 ri GaaG pow or tg2iS cO7slbinaS
tsOis That II pdnetrates to every portion OF
the human Game; every bone aud muscle, vein,
nerve aud Hg3ment i9 searched ont and made
sensible OF It's purifying and healing influence.
tcrnll d;sca-"
. N"erenror~ in~fn1scca are on record
Whe!e tAla remedy !%r restored health To pa
internal remedies failed to produce any effect.
snch has reg 'oa1ly been the Gaze in lnaamma-
ton Of the Bowels
NO pasfemC ever neeG die with this
ci9easo where inc Magnetic OntmeA5 can be 90
famed.
Eor discriminatory Inflammation
this Ointment il tho most complct" remedy ever
prepared For Diphthera or Putrid Sore Throat
S II il unriVal d.
Ers W5 ~ T~stsrle ea@cr ccf OF y
hundrrH II will a7o"f entire relief ~ the worst
Gases II Nervous Headache in thirty minutes
cor NerE"g9@ discusses this medicine is
~ immense vaiun
GGecf2mns of tse Spine, Rheumatism,
Lameneos C!c,rutad sore Throat, Bronchitis,
the Face er s;f1aSt, 3irns, scald Hoaay scrofula,
Sat H1o..8s. Brysipelas, Indained Eyee, Fever
Sores Sores. etc. will be Immediately relieved
by the OF DR. Trssll's Magnetic Ointment
ID. Ransom, Sos & Co., ProFrs. Buffalo, N. X.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26

SNAIL matter mas taken dangerous shape In
the collision of Mr. GadstOue's mnlstry with Mr.
Odger and bis fellow workinemeT, in the mater
OF their violation Of certain absurd and srhiusry
eules asont pnhic meetings In the parks No one
SeemS to know whether tho rules pn' mp by Mr.
Gladstone First c1mmissicner Of Works were
with authority or not, and the workingmen par.
Roeeiy sraI0ped an then. and prosecu-
%sd tor thr sct, which only that of holding n
public meeting in enc OF the parks though with
some incidents OF a hoisteFous crowd which can
be made to wear bad look Tho Times says OF
tie a.Ate IL sffaiss go rernment 10 stultised,
the magistGacy 10 discredited, and Parliament ia
sGade to appesr ridiculous The Eeaminor says
that ''the situatioris the most trying that the
Gladstone Ministry has over been placed ia.''
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26
1873. TIT 1873
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
PROSPECTUS.
THE DAILY.

The TRIBUNE enters upon the coming year in
the occupancy of It's rebuilt business prcmisep the
Tribune Building. In the neart of the restored
business centre of CaicagJ, aud 10 prepared to
degree better than ever before to fill and carly
to a still hip her standpoint
THE PLACE IT HAS CREATED IN JOUR.
NALISM.
In its growth il has kept pace with the develop
ment OF Chicago and the Northwest.
By the advancement in wealth intelligence, and
str ng h OF the community 1t represents, newand
constantly increasing demands have been made
upon its representative journals, aud thee THE
TRIBUNE has every case anticipated In its prompi
collection of news by telegraph from all paris of
the country, and correspondents throughout the
world
The pioneer among Western journals In
TIE LIBERAL USE OF THE TELEGRAPH
L. has overcome distance Tor its readers and
placed before them each morning the more i'm
portant news of the World
AS home newspaper. with Chicago it's own
feld, its large and competent Local and CONNER
cial Corps have maintained faithful and full
prescntmentof
HOME AFFAIRS L ND BUSINESS,
Giving special prominence and careful collation. to
the prominent hacts Of urow'h, Pro- ress and
Trade, especially in the present era Of our Great
Rebuilding"
Scrupulous care has been taken to secure accu-
racy and fullness to the
MONETARY, REAL ESTATE, AND GENERAL
Market REPORTS.
In the leading staples Of our city and section,
making TIE TRIBUNE
ADATLY NECESSITY
exactly proportional to biz laterest in Chicago
busii:ess affairs
With those features the source of lis constant
and UNMARRIED prosperity a.
A FAITHFUL AND VIGILANT MEDIUM OF
CUR" ENT NEWS,
THE TRrBUNE has as ocated feaurcs that have
,,aced it in the fr"ut ranb Of journalism
With thiHrecord In it'd past, THE CHICAGO TN
BUrE IL prepared 10 curry forward its ttaEda d,
ana in me years to come, fulfill as in the past, Its
recognized position ga
THE LEADING JOURNAL IN CHICAGO.
Its staff OF editorial writers, reporters and cor
respondents, in It's
NEWS AND LITERARY DEPARTMENTS,
Al home and abroad comprise the most trained
competent men ~ their ca ling. and, a. hereto
fore, nothing viii be spared In cost of transmis-
sion or expense Of public.ton, to place the result
Of their lnbors IN he most attractive shape before
It's readers. To this ond the npcha1icaI appa
ances of TIE TRIBUNs now unsarpassed
IT'S POLITICAL COUPSE.
wgE CalcAGo TErBUNs supported, in the re- !
cent election, the platform and nominees of the
Liberal Republican Convention which met. at
Cincinnati on III lat of May. The defeat OF the
candidates ofthat convention has not diminished.
In eny degree, the necessity for carrying forward
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26


Its prlncip We bold I'll ose principles To be es-
seniial 10 go3d government 10 the prosperity OF
the Try, a, even 10 he permauence ut rep 7b-
lean instit ntonS. Ne ehaii, tiIef store. continue
TO give them our nAaty support and advocacy
and shall sns ala the ner VINO hly represent
them, whatever party designation they may wear
We shall give an inpnrtia hearing 10 The Admin
istrauoh Of General Grant, and sh II support 1t IN
all acts which seem TO wise and useful 10 the
country, as cDriall' AS h1agh IL Admin
lstraLion 1t oar chnicc In shurt, fHE CHIcA-
40 TRIBUNE will atm 10 securo
ABLE AND HONEST GOVERNMENT,
National State and Local and tu be an organ Of
i'rug"e~a rather. than % y rty ii Will "ndeavor 70
give to its reaierA vac axsc trnth all matters Of
public interest, accompanied by independent views
and fair criticism.
OUR NEW EIGHT AGE FORM,
Presenting Gfty--x enlnm d lilly has been found
most sat sfactory :" al classes of patrons, by
whom The TRIBUNE pronounced
The nANDS0MGSr NEWSP PER ISSUED IN
THE UNITED STATS
The columns Of TIE TRIBUNE are the d1ily proof
that he business and general public accord it the
FIRST PLACE AZ IN ADVERT INC MEDIUM
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26

The most encouraging evidence OF the o-ogress
of real republIcanism in Spain yet afforded. Is the
approval by the Lowe Hose OF the Cortgs OF the
declaration by President Gorilla OF the purpose of
the Government to present bill for lhe abolition
of slavery in Porto Rico. Spain w lom the in.
PRODUCTION of slavery III the Western npmi> piece ID
Charged 10, has been the most tenacious In The
mai tenlnce of that accursed institution. But
should the Dill, as present advces Indicate, pass,
1T will naturally be followed by the abolition of
slavery In Cuba and the other Spanish ,osaessinns
la VIKING cut this blot upon her civilization the
nsIiCn would almost atone for the Centuries in
which she has fosteredithc slave traffic.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26
OUR NEW EIGHT AGE FORM,
TIE TIL WEEKLY.

IL in great favor with readers at ai tance and in
localities MT reSched by daily mails. presenting
IN one compact sheet the substance oftwo DAYS
isAnns
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26

The pending bill to enable Colorado to form
state government has been loaded down with an
amendment to admit Utah into the Union, unde:
the title of Dssctst. The admission OF Utah az a
stats would be triumph for The Mormons. Under
the doctrine Of local sovereignty, The new state
wonld have right to legaize poyGamy. The
Mormon majority in the Legislature would be
just az competent to pass law allowing man to
have dozen or more wives, ae the Legislature Of
Indiana ia to pass law enabling any man TO get
rid OF the only wife he may happen to- possess.
The moral eorse OF the Whole country robsIA
against the legalzaticn of brutal species of NO.
hamedanism IN the very heart Of the nation. Con-
xresS will incur opprobrium fit passes law to
admit Utah AZ all, till I've gtpttis population there
outnumbers and controls the Norm ms. The
National Legislature has most certainly the power
W passive!y resist polygAmy
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26
SHERIFF F's SALEON -CIRCurT
COUNT FOR KENOSHA COUNTY. @a

OsOn \. Head.
against
John Shields. Isaoella
Shields and Charles Cox
In pursuance of judgement of foreclosure ana
sale rendered ~ the regular August term Of thg
said Court on the 10th day of Septemhar A n
1871, l. John Lucas Sheriff Of the County of Kan.
usna. he State Of WISCONSIN, shall ,,fYsr for sIa
and cell at pn TIC auction To the highest hidSar
therefor. al the front door of the Court Honse ia
The Hi'y of henosha in said Con.sy al One
O'Clock IL n Afternoon of Frda>. thei7th dav Of
or =" mncb thereof shaii be sutc emit h. sa,isf w
SAID Judgment ard cost together WITH he cs,sts
ana expenses of snch sale IN wits The snnih
West X2afler OF he South East Quarter and the
Son'n Ea*i Quarter OF he North Wet Quarter ~
Sfc,i"n .nnmber fh'ry-one 83D Town One ~
N"i,n ~ ran iWenty- fwo ~ Fast In the Town
OF rIeasant Prairie, kwnnsha onnly
r,..s s E SAsa' JOHN LUCAS Sheriff of
Dated December 3D., 1872. Kenosha COuntv' VITA
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7 WALKER Prop'r. r. HI. MCDONALD 81 CO..
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and cor of Washington and Charlton SITS, New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26

TAG TRIBUNE enters upon the coming year in
the occupancy of It's rebuilt business premifes the
new Tribune Building. in the neart of the restored
busine1s centre Of Chicago, aud ia prepared to a
degree better than ever before to fill ana carly
to a still hip her standpoint
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-26

TgE CHICAGO TErBUNg supported, in the re-
cent election, the platform and nominees of the
Liberal Republican Convention which met. at
Cincinnati on tn lat Of May. The defeat of the
candidates oTthat Convention has not dimlnished
In sny degree, the necessity for carrying forward
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-06-14
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE IA, 1872.
1)oetital.
GOLD.

Gold turks in every aim oflife;
II sways the lofty and the lowly,
And shrouds beneath its sable pail
Each aspiration high and holy.
For it we utter earnest prayers,
And solemn VOWS are made and broken,
And beauty barriers truth and hope,
And bitter scathing words are spoken.
Gold cannot add one hour of life,
Or buy loves hottest caresses;
1t cannot stay the silver streak
Time blends with beauty's tresses;
II cannot bring the loved one back.
So rudely turn from our embraces;
1t cannot smooth the wrinkled brow
Scored deep with griefs relentless traces
Gold cannot bring youths rudy glow
Back to the cheek of fading beauty
1t cannot hush the still, small voice
That hints of long neglected duty;
1t cannot heal the broken heart,
Throbbing with an unbounded sorrow;
For words that wiring the soul to-day,
Gold cannot bring relief tomorrow.
Then let US sparn the glittering bride,
Nor breathe for it one sigh of sorrow
Gold can ut last but gil6 the bier,
Or buy the pail that want must borrow;
The lowest heart in all the land
is rich hey ond all golden treasure,
If truth and virtue, hand in hand,
Have been thro life its rule and mcasure.