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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-12-11
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-12-11

There ia little story current just
now, that runs thus: The President.
Gen. Sherman and our small Secre,
tary Of the Treasury, occupied bsx
at Ford's Opera House few even
ings since. The star performer for
tho occasion was Little Nell;" and
during the representation she sang a
song, improvised for the occasion, in
which there were several local hits,
and among them the following:
And there is our great fnancier,
He'd pay ous his last dime,
La resuming specie payment,
Five dollars at u time
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The President Immediately became
convulsed He slapped Richardson
on the back, and laughed until he
VAS red in the face. The audience,
though a little late about it, compre-
hended the Executive Joke, and
broke IN roar that was stunning to
the financial problem. This is the
first time the President was ever
known TO laugh in the thcater. He
feels encouraged to take Richardson
with him when he gees in future.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09

-yaakn. started for fhe upuntx'n. IN n
strange. announced Mn. Coleman. Ia =
melancholy tone Of voice, where Jamie
F aud Ado lsa be. fear there's something
wrong. They bad pot been absent from
. the housc more than half "A hour, when
the terrific thander storm commenced.
which sou know prevailed last night
We thought Of following them, bat the
storm was so severe, almost devastating,
ara darkness Suddenly oycrsprcad the
earth. that We did not 40 out, OF course
answered the father, there Is something
wrong, for where src The lovely ones
Although they've been absent fgem n
bat one day and uigh,-but where eoud
they 20 10. but In the wilderness. q
Heaven where arc they, lets hurry
Darkness overlook them, and nv opinion
Is their lost, travelling around In the
woods, lost children, nothing moro nor
less Yet there are some animals IN the
woods, bat we won't speak Of such
things, for our whole attention is direct
ed 20 one thing At this moment, and that
Is 10 search, wisely suggested Aunt
Susan. Aud after thus conversing brief.
~, they passed on, hurrying up the noun.
tain In silence. At this time night was
fast coming on, The day had been pleas
ant aud sutry, but another storm was
coming. A pale gloom spread over the
wilderness. The birds Of the forest seem.
cd frantic with confusion. The heavy
gales sweeping across the thick growth of
trees, was likened unto a dirge. but
sounded like huge cataract, and the
spray was beginning 10 fall from the
heavens in furious sheets. q God, spare
my children is all ask, spoke the moth.
or. No more was said at the time. They
could not determine what to do. The
heavens were black SCOT; they were
four miles from home, had passed
through deep mountain gorges and recess
ses, to get there, and they were six miles
away from James and Adele. They
thought Of retracing their steps and com
mence the search in the morning. Still
they were of the opinion that it would be
task almost impossible to perform,
through the darkness and storm, but
rather than think Of encamping there on
the wet ground without shelter, food or
protection, they resolved TO return home,
the parents shedding tears of anguish, as
to the whereabouts Of their children.
They commenced TO return. They had
not proceeded dozen rods, when by
peering through the inky gloom, they
discerned two human forms advancing
toward them with something in their
arms. They were two men. In less
than one moment the two rnffians APP
peared before them, CARRIED in war-like
attire.
To be Continued.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09

Hear ye the mighty Centaur's tread
Sre the long hne 81 myriad dead
With boot Of horse aud human head
RISE up aud speak
Twas proud Olympus gave us birth
For thousand years we roamed the earth
Eat perfumed flowers OF the century plant, 49,
DrauE liquid from the volcanoes mouth,
Slew Haah and beast 10 play our part,
Then restored to life by the CentAur's art
Chased wild uares on the field Of Mare,
Lived on the egrtl and slept among the stars
On other missign now we're sent,
To bless mankind wa an emOllient,
OF which the world ne'er hath dresmp,
Even our CEsTAuR LUmRST.
II bauishes pains and all such things,
Cures burns aud scklds, poisonous stinRs
Rheumatic horrors scares away,
Iimbers siifi-joints 10 a single day,
Poor cripples in their hobbling way,
Limp IN on crutchcs then walk EwAy.
Fear not dumb horse, thy friend nov speaks.
Who'll heal your wounds, aud make you leap
Ten bars-piles oats TO bolt,
And frisb about like yonder colt.
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II tried many remedies for my sprsined ANGLE
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sttate for Castor OIL II assimtistes the food
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oes not contain morphine II pleasant to take
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09

This would be a very quiet place II
the wind did net keep Up saea an iucss-
saHt rearing
oar schools SIRE properiag fReiy, al
though the singing school BIAS beeu rather
lb.uiy attended, by reason Il Tie drifting
storms.
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GEO. l.. HOWARD,
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The next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
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evening, Dec, I2th, 1872
+, l.. WYMAN, W. n.
l.. G. 0RvIS, W. y.
AdonirRm Chapter, No. Is, IL. A. M.
Next regular convocation on Wednesday even
ing Dec 18th, at ~ O'Clock.
y X. sIM0NDS. II. p.
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suppose you try II for Frozen Feet or Ears,
suppose you try IL for Rusty Nail wounds.
suppose you TRY It Tor a BruiHe or Strain.
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Suppose you try 1t for Crick In the Back
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ARLINGTON.

Eugene Garfield, Esq. of Aurora, H.,
son Of Hon, Harmon Garfield, is elected
to the State Senate Of Illinois, from the
l4th Senatorial District, composed Of
Kane and Du Page counties, by the fiat
tering majority Of ,929, leading his tick
ct In the District
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09
EAST ARLINGTON

There are a few cases of dfp,heria IN
bis vicinity.
New Years night was celebrated by
the band by giving q eoucer- After
playing some flue pieces they repaired to
their Hall for a social dance, and shortly
aaer nine O'Clock the village was disturb
cd by loud talk in the direction Of the
Han, aud il appeared that some fellows
tie worse Tor liquor we're making q dis
turbauce, at least two Of whom were iu
tie fatal afIray q year ago Christmas.
sheriff CrOtut was sent for and qaiolcd
tie disturbance, Some Of the p1i-tie.
we're arrested aud subsequently di.charg,
ed without punishment. This village
has been remarkably quiet for the pas
year aud q little vigorous eGggt on 10
part ol cur authorities viii keep It SO
Wc learn that James Walsh was arrcs %,
and fined 5000 for selling liquor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09
EAkT DORSET

The are siXtyJwo esses Of measles
.H ihis plAog and q few mare 60 hear from.
IAeEE has bgea oBe tstal case.
The lrsi shipment Of coal from The
uew agsl kilas wGs made the past week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09
Use Renne's Paln.KnIIns Magic OH.

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This is an honest, good medicine, and has been
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09

-G ". Harmon, Esq. has recover 6,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-09

The death Of II H. Larkin which oc-
tarred GA the 9Th Of December, created
a shock throughout the Community, 1t
came 10 sodden aud unexpected, to many
ofus. lie was highly esteemed aud re-
spcr,cd. Ills funeral was held upon new
wears day. aud was largely attended.
Hiswifs has the sympathy Of $ large
circle Of acquaintance.
The case Of Bradford q sykes against
the town OF Dorset brought to cover
damages alleged TO have been sustained
60 consequence Of tbe insufheieucy Of she
highway between Dorset aud Esst Rn-
pert, was tried before Hon. Harmon Can
Geld GA abe 9Th aud 2sGh Of December,
and has been decided go favor Of the de-
PENDANT. II was claimed on thg part Of
thc town, and established On trial, tha,
want Of proper care ou the part Of The
plaalh.s employee. contributed 10 the
injury sustained by tie plaintiff Mr.. Il.
Howard appeard for iLe PIT, and J ".
Beebe Esg., iof dei't
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Local Intelligence.


u HDAY 1AS asa
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DANDY
BoNDyIILE

The weather has been very severe
much Of tho time aud the snow nearly
four feet Ia depth, bat a recent thaw has
settled" IL to some extent.
Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
Years were each celebrated boy a dance at
the Town Hall, c. Amedon furnishing
the ealables, which was done in iiue style.
The schools IN Boudyi1e and Grahm-
willie arc 10 a prosperous condition. The
former Is taught by Miss Julia Williams
and numbers over forty scholars, the
other ia taught by Miss Florence viii
liams.
--Mrs. richardson, Of this place, re-
Gently hsd q shoulder di.loca,e1.
II most close by wishing all the jour
SsL familya Happy New Year"
\ happy New Year 20 each ard all,
Wherever the JOURNAL makes call,
Farewell ola year, Welcome New
Editor, Composiior and Devil too.
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oaa fmna takr
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lie al r5E alifEtals I.

iram BIS il.ncss. Hc III ues aiiFibnie I
10 THE bad alr Of The Court honse.
Sunday gave rs 8 rain storm, causing
q second edition oftha January lhsw.
+ The famous elrcas manager and pro.
preior %. ~, stone, has taken up his
residence ia New York city.
. "A prisoner u6afiy made his escape
hom isii last week by saving OF The hiu-
ges a. the door, u.lug a case knife made
into a saw for The purpose lie Is Ia on =
charge Of house breaking To- rowual, and
is also tbe chap who stole q horse 10 Cam
bridge spd took il over to Windsor aud
killed Il aud burned the wagon.
Mis- Julia Pratt, o widow lady over
eighty years Of age, living alone in the
soulh part Of the village was found dead
IN her bed by one Of the ucighbors
on Sunday morning. She leaves eonsid-
ersb!c property.
The first coach for the Glastonbury
railroad was brought into Bennington
Saturday night. II was made At the Arr
ingtou Manufacturing Co.'S works, and il
a very pretty and we'll made car, part
passenger car and part eaboose. This car
has the new independent wheels of the
Doty Il MHdmore patent,
The Troy Press Of Monday says: On
Friday afternoon James Bradford, son OF
General George Bradford, about twenty
years old, was hunting on the blue ridge
/ two or three miles southeast of the vii.
lage, in the edge Of Pownal. He was &C.
companied by his cousin, William Brad
ford, son OF Henry Bradford, and another
man John Davis About four O'Clock
Bradford was sitting on stone wall
/ playing with his dog, his gun slipped and
was discharged into his lilt armpit. The
charge OF shot together with the wad anu
/ piece, OF two coats and two shirts were
taken from the wound, by cutting through
on the upper side, the charge and the
/ pieces of cloth having passed nearly
through his arm. He called to his COM
panions and with them walked about
three-quarters Of a mile TO James Hew-
tits house, whence he was brought home.
His condition is extremely critical. DIR.
+. n. ), Morgan takes charge of the
wound. General Bradford telegraphed
Yesterday for the best surgeon in Troy,
neither Bonteeou nor McTanc went up,
I however
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To be Continued.
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CHATHAM yIAAGH, y. y.
Richard II. Bartlett, tie accommod
....-....., ,f,}.. Harlan Fytatafnu Ra

sench was immediately begun. Mr.. &
Mrs. Coleman 90 company with Aunt
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Tas have Csc q six iu opTgrtioa and
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will also rcbuld The boarding h0us
wh.th wac baraed 8 fsw days sEa.
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Passenger trains on the Illinois Central
change time to-day. From and after 2:4j
D. m. to-day trains will run as follows:
ARRIVE.
Express, daily $50 a. m.
Nail, except Sunday ....2A5 p. IN.
DEPART.
Express, o. 800 p. m,
NAH. daily except sunday D.. $3.50 a. m.