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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
USE THE TIME.

Oar readers have already been Introduce
TO the newsrradiag room The room is await
able, we'll lighted, comfortably furn shed
and the promise is given tina. pains will be
taken o make it pleasant in every respect
The new plan for is management must be
approved by all.
This is an enterprise to which every true
man AAd womAh should give support. The
knowledge that will be fund In rich protu>
sion upon the tables will not be historical
accordingto Frouds, postical according TO
SwinSurne. nor religious according TO Beech
or, but will embrace the universal, the best
thought Of minds most divergent, presente
in their richest utterances on the pages OF
the choicest magazines Of the times.
1t is supposed that considerable number
of persons In Kenosha will have time hang
ing heavily upon them during the winter.
There are in every community those who
lock up the tool chest, wash out the paint
brush, and forego all active employ ment
about this season of the year. They will
have time for the cultivation of their natural
abilities. and meet the demands Of Spring
with new inspirations and purposes. All OF
our readers will have time for this, aad xaos
earnest young men and women can na9te time
even though i: may not now De clear to thern
Pills and pSsionS will be administered to the
body, drauShts aud other sources of phyaical
torture Will be carefully avoided, because
We are hedgea in by laws to which we must
be obedtent, or suffer the unavoidable penal
ties. II we let fall into complicated ma
chine piece OF rock, the probable result is a
general smash-up. Aud If tie ply steal 10
neglected or that administered to it watch
has no businessthere, We must Inevitably de-
cline n The scale of manhood or womsnhuSd,
in all respects. SOFT is with mind. There
ale avs governing everything. The mind
is like garden. II rightly cared TOR, it viii:
grow flowers OF greatest beauty, trees a5und-
ant n fruit if neglected., 1t will produc
noxious weeds. Character depends largely
on The cultivation OF mind. Let every ore
therefore seriously reflect. Consider the Iln-
porlance OF knowing these laws OF lie-tne
laws OF Ged. Make good use OF the time
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HEALTH PRINCIPLES.

A man had dpger-nAil torn of. causing
a psp OF bnrn,ng GOALS, and the faeer held
over the smoke for twenty minutes. The
pa n vas emovsa and in due time A. cure
was effected In Fl earth and hore ii Ia Sara
ted ha4 norse SCENE 10 be dyiRg Of q
fss cred woand some old shoes we're cut
horse, so that til g smoke would reach The
wound. In a few hours the swelling began
to subsde, The wound discharged, and tho
horse go well
An old lady was knitting a stocking. A
member OF The family came in with painful
wound. Sne un@aveied the stocking pa
the yarn on 4 shove Of burning Goals, CAUSE
the smeke 10 asc end n gainst Tue wound, Civ
NJ immediate relief
The first though .! ordinary raeders Is that
Of wonder that such simple" things should
have saca soneicai effects
lnstead ct nurdrLng Tue mind with tn .
remembrance oi cid leather, and bro n
sngtr. AND yarn stockings, it is better to ia
certain the general principles for one may
have the most ngonizing ore, and be fhon'
saud rRilee from All Cd oe, or spoonful OF
brawn sugar, o. y.rn stocking. What
then Ia al Cases there vas smoke out o,
smoke crrosote il maize, aud Ca rboIic acid Is
Of the same essential nature; hence the
application ut these nset1i substances to all
varieties OF wounds aud burns and sores.
The e2s-ytia' nyfura * wnfnlA--thay Mrr.st
decay, aud purity -H3Ix Journal Of Health
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10 W PRICES,

New York 8 orc, 284 u 286 W. Madison.
Chicago. Just open Blk silk Cloakinx
Velvet at $500 SO 90 and $1,000 Heavy
Ok ak our Own importation at R1.O0, ST. IS,
81 so nd $500 pr yard. 5000 pieces o.
P"plins and new styles OF dress goods, trOnl
81 to 15,cts. --latest Novelties in Shawls aud
Closke at imincnse reduction. Il 600 pieces
all wool cass rneres al zoe, 75c and 81 90 al.
mos as good value as before The wa.
Heavy blk moha'r A'apAcas at 25c 3Sc 44c and
90c Ftench blk Cassimeres at Ssc 100 ana
1. 35
full line OF ladies AID chilarsns shoes.
from Tie besL eastern markets sold soc on
ne dollar.
We offer In'l line OF foreign and staple
drF Soad J, oon& ~ Tor cash since the pant
aed SOLD FOR god prices Ladies who care
save their money wall do we'll to examine
our wei essoFted Stock-Sa IMPLIES will be sent
ny mai!-We always refund the money when
any goods nouGht from Us is not satisfactory.
New YokK sToR4, 284 & 2S5sW. Madison,
Chicago. 4w26
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THE VlRGLNIUs- EXECUTIONS.

The statuS o. the Viruiuius ia not vet f1llv
known. She was registered and cl cared year or
TWO ago AZ an American vesr ell, but it is claimed
oy spain that she has sailed since that under elf
'erent lags thereby forfeiting the protection of
the American Government. There is but little
doubt hat the Fi.ginlus was engaged in the in
terest OF The Cubans aud it will require full nvcs
tigation 10 determine her stains.
The executions VIC believe NUMBER 53. First 4,
then 81, anu then II. 1t is claimed that the oraer
from Spain to suspend executions was obeyed as
soon as received
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WHERE TIE MONEY GOES,

Quite chunk goes first thing TO Washing
ton D. G for a charter and q small Dat
steady stream is constantly fewiug to the
Golfers OF the Head Centres at Mad son and
Washington. Another portion goes to pay
the salaries of o new class OF Middle NJ
crea'ed by the grange, called deputies, and
secretaries and their clerks The balance is
used to detray the expenses OF the ''s-bordt-
nate grange and II that proves Insufficient a
further tax Is laid. 80 a.r
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HENRY CLEws AND CO, TO RESUME.

New York. Nov 25 Tho Times says the
act is weii authenticated that the banking
firm OF Henry Clews 81 Co., having effected
satisfactory arrangements with nost OF their
romerous creditors, con empat's tau rcsum y
tlon OF business within a Week. The pr6Ssn
tGtion oi the affairs of he house made to
creditors, has averted any untavorabe &C.
ton. The house has resources AID uDortuu
IL es 10 resume. 10 recover It's ext, nsiva bus
iRess, andswlLA reasonable extension OF time
30 pay ully. 100 cents on The dollar.
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LEGAL Notices
IN JUSTICES COURT.

KKNosHA COUNTY. go
CITY OF KENosHA 49,
TO tho Electric Itch Company.
YoI hereby notified that a warrant OF at
tc"hment has been issued against yam, and ynar
property attached IL Fa1 isfY the drm'nd Of o.
bert B. Whillker, Frederick Robins a. j an
Nic0l, amounting to Twenty-Five and 75-1o0 IL
lars Now, uT less yOu shall appear heinrr J.
81. Stehbinx Justice ofthe PeaC,. ln and FIR said
County, ~ his office in laid Cny, on h 18Th cay
OF Dtcembe', 1873, al ten oClnck ne
fore noon, judgment VIII he rendered Against
you, Hnd ,Rr property -"d TO pay the debt.
Dated this l7th d'y Of November. A. D., 1873
s s Sc S':ss %"''ss's '.'n
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Brig tho ladies and come carly.

OIicial notice hssbeSn received at Wa.blne.
ton tina, decree has been published in " a0red
releasing the embsrgoed esiates otA Americans
IN Cob@. The pubiIcatIon OF this lonypr5ru-
10 d dec: ee Ia accepted rs an assurance Of the
concillatory purposes &" President Cas,elar
Il l. shail be execa'ed III eooa faith by the
'apherltieF II Cnoa 'hls 'yt' o. iardy justice
will remove one OF our cars o quarrel WIFI
Spain, and will 20 far Ia smoothing the
way for q satisfactory srttlementot hosetha at
remain.
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IN JUSTICES COURT.

KENosHA C0UNY,
CITY uF KENoSkA
To James Baxter.
You hereby notified that warrant of at
property attached To satisfy The demand Of VIII
llam Z. Vincent, amounting to Two Hundred dol
lars Now. Unless on shall appear before j. M.
Stepbins, aJusiice o. The Peace in and for said
CouAy at his Office in said lily, ON the 18th day
OF December, A. L., 1873, at ten O'Clock in inc
tol e.noon, Juegmt Mt Will be rendered as ,lnst
J GU, a-d your properly solo 10 pay the debt
DAtGQ This lNh day Ct November, D.. 1878.
--H WILLIAM Z. VINCENT, Pialnuh.
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IN JUSTICES COURT

KENosHA COUNTY,
City OF kENusaA. 90
To the Electric Match G mpany.
You hereby notified thai a warrant OF at
tachmenL h - heen issu, agsinNt yous and your
property attached To satisfy the deniaGd OF Court
land a. i,ewey aud >loert @. sinclair anon nIIng
TO sixty five DOLLARS Now. unless you shall APP
pe,lr uefore j NJ. >Gebbns, . Justice of ne
Peace IN aud for said City on the 18th Gay of De-
ccmber, A D, 1873, at ten o'c ock III The Tore
noon, judgment VIII be rendered against You, and
your property sold 10 pay ihs uebt
LATED This l7th DAY OF November A. d. 1873.
CoUE' LAND A: DAwhX tPlalnt,ff,.
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IN JUSTICES COURT
KENOsHA COUNTY.
City OF kENosHA.

KUNosEA COUNTY.
CITY OF kENosHA. !
TO James Baxter. au
You arc hereby potiied tAqt warrant OF 1T
tachmrnt has hcen issued against you aud var
property all aChrd 10 satisfy the dem&nd Of Geufge
8 Baldwin, amour ing 10 the sum of turtY five
dollars : Now, nnless yon shall appear before j.
NJ Nlebhlns Jnsic Of he peac. IL and for aid
County, AZ is office IN said city. the 18th ay
of Dec, mher. a, d ,S73. Vt ten O'Clock in he
forenoon, Judgment will he rendered agaiust
you. end your pronerty sold pay the debt.
Dated I'M, 17h day nr \"vemb r. A. ID. IS 3.
GEORGES BALDWIN. Plaintiff 3w
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THE FARMERS CLUB.

mem bcrship lee OF twenty five cents viii
cover all its expenses. II the value of thing
Is In proportion TO lis coat the lsrmer'S club
Id worth but little and air and WAFER would
be OF no valve. Secretary Brainerd, Il ad
Centre, advocates advancing the Patrons
tee TO ten dollars and says the grange will
be doubly v4iuahle then. at least he Patrons
will estimste IN that way. Al this time ",
VIII soy nothing turf her ofthe club but viii
let 1t speak for itselt. Actions speak louder
than words. g LUBIsT,
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Church Directory.


congregational.
Rxv. 81. c. EIrcHCooK, PAstor,--serviees at 10 1-2
=. n.AndT P. N.
mSthoslist.
RFv. G. A. SNrTH PaEtor,-service at 10 IA a.
.AnS p. n.
Episcopal,
asv. IEcIxx C. LEEcH. Pastor,--setGtcs At 10 la
* and : - p. n RI. -0rr -e
German Methodist,
Rsv. c HEDLzz, Pastor.-serviee alto lie a. N.
SESF ,. n.
Unitarian.
Rzv. ". SIMMONS. Pastor.-service at Ia p. M.
81. Sharks Catholic.
FATzTB W D4UeBKTY, PIiest,-service at l-2
ard 1918 q. N. ano p. N. a@ p.
Baptist. fe #.n
Rev s. NouEtaiu, Pasa s,2y.ce at 10 Ia a. m.
and "a p.n
Lutheran
KEv G. PoPP, Pastor,-Service at ~ 1-2a. m.
50. Georges Catholic.
FATHER N. BETTER, Prlest.-service at 8 and lOs.
N. and Ia m o..
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GOVERNOR OSBORN OF KANSAS has app
lnted IA Le~V"nwttth lawyer end bank
cashier By The nahmr Rocert Cr0aier ia
the United Ser ,orship vacated by the
resignation Of A ex.nder Caldwell who
resigned bin eat to save himself Fl ON Sex-
pusi"n for III dfs"norable means by
wh'cE he cot Ii msclf elected. It seems
that Crosse is n particular friend of
CalG we'l and very like him. Cover nor
Oabu.n ynns 20 be Unjteo Sta os Senator
FIR the iul term after Crosicrs but his
appointment of Crosixrs will pInbay
prove his own defat
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We listened last Sunday to Rev J. L Jones
OF GAINESVILLE. Ii he morn NJ he made ~,
earnest appeal Tor he Sunday School. and
said IT. must and vii! be made sone,hin,
more than nu sery deparr mrnt OF the
church. The evening dts curse was OF ,hls
text, In him wa. lite, ana the lie was tho
ll&ht o. men" Mr. Jones saiG the theologl.
ans Womb have him leave hat text to tben
u was 100 holy for him to touch Blu, around
1t he great bat iea OF the doctors he'd been
f"ngh', ana he II qHired, VIVA was he light
which jesus had? The speaker proceeded in
manner Calm, thoughtful and firn, to d..
vest tho passage OF iscrced.forns and sur
rounded 1t with hea'htu, beauty. The I'M :
rerIshab'e spirit din med the liobts NJ trad,
'"' ne ''ght, said lie sp, .akrr, is the + ca
ghC 10 every chtd az h lnfini. e.
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Persons III Want OF winter supplies al
hGrq pa" prices viii DO Well to col eaYly and
9tten az DoaE Is as he has and VIII cont,pun
10 nave the Oest assortment OF goods in Keno
eha, al bought for Cash, which ne eau and
will sell tor pTo@pt pay cheaper than any
house that pays one Lundreu cents on their
bnis OF purcnHsc. NeE goods every day,
4xGp
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Have you had a Eltgh nde
Have you INDUCED in the luxury of sitting
dewn on the sidewalks?
How DO you like the neW style OF caps
the Sugar LoSi?'
Furs, Furs, Furs, fine let just received at
Simmons OWES
Seven hundred nen are wanted to chop
wood OF the Escanaba extension OF the c. g.
N Railroad
a Coon TIME ExPEOTED. 10y Sters and lots
of good things at the Session Rooms of the
NJ. e. Church Thursday evening, Dec. 4th.
The Odd Fellows of Kenoshe Lodge. No
80 have added to heir attractive hall a new
and beautlfui organ.
It showed throughout The day on Mon day
and at night he pleasing tones OF the slelg b.
bells were heard Tor he hrsC time.
Bap isl Church, Nov. 30th-Morning sab
ject-lhe Inconsistencies Of Christians
Evening subject-"The Suffering savior"
According 10 the residents proclamation,
service viii be he'd in the BAptisC Church
ths morning. Tnere viii be preaching by Iho
R-v. Mr. Hitchcock 1T Ii o'c.o:k.
We suggest 10 the Aldermen OF the Third
Ward hat tor the convenience of a large
number OF citizens & crossing be laid on Ken
Osha Street, perhaps near the residence OF
81. II ~, K -.
ity Is ueeded mus; bo cyidont To all.
Summons nac a word for Buyers in his col
umu his week. 4w25
The Beckwith Beet Improved Portable Family
sewlrg Machine direct from The manufacture t,
Tor sale fer s92. Inquire at this Office
Butchers, psulterers. aud the Ike, have
great respect tor the American people at
CGrlslmas Thanksgiving and on other occa.
slons vhsn they give th4oKs, assisted by
roast beet AID lat chickeno.
Festival and Fancy Trec.--fhe ladies Of tho
Baptist church propose rich treat for the citizen y
Of this place on TRe-day evening, December 20
az simmons Hall The obj ct is to d.fray expen.
ses incurred in repairing their church h cordial
invitation is extended to all. Turn out.
Th ere many ~ Get things Ia this life thai
most Of US Eeyer frd. For instance, every day
Tor he past week we have had on our table
cAolce, flesh bgtter This batter Uhe original
lump weighed aboat four Dounds) WAS presented
by Mr.. VS.. Houston, whose kindness we con-
tinue to hold in grateful remeemherd
From the report of the Committee OF Coun-
ty Assessment, for 1878, rs adopted by the
Board OF Supervisors We bavo The following
which is OF interest TO our readers:
TOTAL value Of acres OF land in
Noahf J ..'.....- ...... ..$3, 343, 9j% 81
To'al valae Of village and city
property ....s................. $6lG 700 on
Value OF personal property city
and county ..................SlI 57, 900, 90
Total value OF all property in
ctty and county. tl9 639 80
par u Old pantatoons were found
nutter'ng on The pinnace lie chapel spir,
at Ya'e college by the dawn's early light che
other ~ JrniDg.
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LIVE OAK F,AR1E ERS, CLUE

This association Will no q .ts regular mes
ing on Sa' urd'y evening ueXt at the house OF
Peter Dcvlln. AT seven DC ock me meeting
will be promptly called TO order when u busi-
nres Ssssion OF half an hour will be held.
The following quehtlon Will 10 discussed {:
Resolved, thai tho conduct Of railroads and
rates tiare and freight should DC regulated
~ law
Bring tho ladies amd come carly.
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advices from China report th0ta Spanish man
of war has captured TWO mercnpnt vessels In
those waters one Brush and the Other n Ger
III an steameh ip-On tue claim that they were block
ade RUNNERS spanish nava officers appear la
have one INTO The capturing business. Their
Government wil have It's hands lull by aud by If
they cnntnue this sort OF lining. Should the above
report prove true tue UuiLee States Great B"ltain
aud Germany VIII have common j. rievance
agSiIst Spain, and may make julut demand for
satisfaction.
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THE DEFENSES OF HAVANA.
[FrOm the New York Herald. Nov q1

sails From the New York Herald, Nov, 2l.l Be-
Cub"' c'nsla RUG ils great value
as producing country and IT'S
highly Important geograph cal position,
has been notably exeup t tron, foreiga at
tack since the discovery and settlement
by the spainsras. Of all her possssslons
in America, Castilian domlnioa, with tht
exception Of a period lsss than wear.
h%s rem%incd intact on ths island, which
~ perhaps the richest colony possessed
ny any European power in any part OF
me gl"bs. AT an early day the occa-
"ional eruptlons OF buccaneers gave ri>o
t" the necessity OF fortlfying IT. harbors
The scat of government having b'en
transferred from Slntisgo dc Cuba
(waleh Ia now identified with one Of the
most bnrbareus nassacres of recen,
'imex) {" HAVANA, Diet psivc works were
erected at the latter place, which have
been continued and extended unit, the
CITY has become one Of he strongest In
this part Of the worIt, For many years
Spanish galieons and fut.llas ass mbled
at Hsv4nna Def re finally crossing the
Atlantic, But while hostilities ragged
IN nsart' every part tue West Indies
he mother country being an active par
lc'pant, Cuba, with its 400 miles of
stncoas' and its numerous harbers, re-
mained}ree from Ike SQUAD al hostile
cannon, sxcep ON the two occasions t."
DC mept'oatd hereafter.
H"vanna has al way beer Z naval head
quarterf-- VAS used for fitting out expe.
dltl"ns to opera,e agaiaqt the enemies OF
Spain buf 40 the city WAS considered
almost imdregnanle, though it is actual.
iY the key 20 the entire lsland, ii is
deemed pluden to avoid attacking the
place. With Hsvanna 10 the possessions
CT hostile force. the rest OF Cuba would
be @f little ar n" vaiuc
PRESENT STRENGTH OF HAVANA.
iae present Strength OF HAVANA is q
mater Of the greatest Interest. It's gem
era plan vi detcnses has been Construct
I'd in the oil style but profusion ot
treasure has at lac years been expended
{" render the city and harder as far as
, oAs!bis prpUt against all assaults And il
Is highly probable, from the fertilization that
have boon erected the precautions that have
been taken, the difficulties that have been
been thrown In the way, and the ease with
" hiCh The drleuEss themselves can be used
against attack, that Tue c. pture of Havanna
would be difficult enterprise o accom- piish.
The walls oil the city, running from the
mouth OF the har Dor across the peninsula o
The inner shore, inci0se an et3se of 1000
yards hJ LOO yards but at the present time
more than vice that space on side of them
Is completely covered with buildings. There
are six forts numerous land and water bat
tcries, forming continuous line running
along both SHORES. besides 9, he walls and the
citadel. The inrts are named the Moro, La
CaSana, Principle. La Punta, Atares, and
NumGro i. or San Diego.
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EST az \ Y !.

Came INTO the lnclosure OF he subscriber in
Pike Woods, in The rowR of Gon.erS. On or
about the 10Th INST. one red heller cali Oh
last spring.
The owner is requested to prove property
pay expenses and lake Ine CALI away.
James McNaugh ion.
some. s, Nov. 25Lh 1878. 4W25
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WHAT HAVE WE GOT I?

=, Now thcr what will this expenditure pnt
as in possession OF?
What viii the purchasers receive for their
clue With a secret. 4 farmers club IN
tiAsrl and .rumpery repeating q mumm4ry
OF high aown flatitndes
We have said the Purcnasers would have
q fsrmers' club but the nae and effort that
might be expended in useful diScua n-the
interchange OF experience and the dissem ma
tion of practical knowledge il FILTERED away
In foolish friVclitics.
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KING OFTHE BLOOD.

SCRoFULoUs SORES. Gaze Il was for sew
erai months unable TO yak without crutches
IN CONSEQUENCE OF Scrofuious Sores upoL my
BAD Character | was recommended TO try
KING OF THE bLooD. and l used several bot
.les directed l AN BOW xRtirsiy recover
Cd tron my iameasso, although my ankle Is
0AGlY AcArfsd. ----- ----- ---.
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NEW THROUGH RAILWAY LINE THE
WEST.
2w26

BIZ arrangement O the Eastern railroad of
Massachusetts, Portland and Odenaburg and
Montreal. Chambiy and several railroads,
"a through trunk railway has been assured b.
ween he West and the Atlantic. Negotia-
tionS have been for some time in progress.
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THE ERIE CANAL closed with ice abou,
4 week age w',h 100000 w, stern grain
on route f"r he beAb"ard. Go Saturday
: he steam! ice breaker arrived &C the
locks at Schenectady and WAS helping
the boats through II was hoped to
get theM through To the suaboard.
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&NNU Al AEEtING.

The agricultural society Of the county
Kenoshs, wIl hold tue ANNUAL meeting OF the
Hall OF The society in Bristol ON Mvnda, Dec
LIST 1878. NJ one O'Clock r NJ Tor the eoc
ton OF officers for the oneulng year au6 TO
transact any business sprctAI or general, that
may come before the rec.iu
The Treasurer viii he At tho Hall in The
orenoon OF said syready TO pay any prem tums
no, ped. Il IL. TARBELL, Sec.
Kenosha Nov, Goth 1873
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CONGRESS-.
4xGP

Congress meets next Monday The Republican
Congressional Caucus viii be held Saturday oven
ing Tor the selection of candidates to be voted ior
Monday Ia the Organization. of the House The IN
dcajions are that Bl.iue vii! be elected Speaker
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CATHOLIC CHURCH DEDICATION

The Catholic Churchcs in the provinces of
New York, which include some thirteen
d'ocrses, will all BE- dedicated in The namo
OF the Sacred Heart of Jesus on The ap.
preaching 'sast day of the Immaculate Con
cepLion.
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Thtrty Xears' Experience OF an
old Nurse sN f-

HNA'Sf1,
MRS. Wlnsiosv's corning syrup Ia uIrs
Pesc'iPCsnn OF one OF the beat Female Physf-
ciane and Nurses in the United Statea and has
oeen used Tor hir years with never failing safety
ADD success by millions of mothere ano children.
1t corrects acidIty of the stomach. relieves wind
conc, Iegria es the bowels, and gives rest health
ana com ort to mother end child We believe IL
TO be the Best and SnresI Remedy in the w rid in
all III cases OF DYSENTERY aud DIARRRGA Ia
NhlLDREN whe her it arises from Ter1b,ng or
rom any other cause Full directiona for using
VIII accompany each bottle None Genuine unless
The ioc .-im'le OF CURTIS g PERKINS il On lie
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
no DO WE KNOW

Because the grangsrs have told US. hmr-
der will out and SO WIFI the gsangers' secrets.
Ia tact they do not seem to be worth keeph 4
as plenty OF them are lying around loose,
and a man even IL be had but halt IN eye
could hardly help seeing them.