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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17
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NJ + y / a / l. u . y ID E.
am now receiving ny %..li Good; consisting
in part Of The following: KID Cloves !o' h,4ts@
ana gent. the largest :.>-ort:n,!t ever ".l"re.. IL
his city, AT rric-s rom 81 10 = - :. p>'r; co,-
b. ic tGgiug and lI>, rt.ugs: uct'-ttiu' p.ttcils
and very chcup; Scarf and Sash Ribbons, IN
great variety Cor*cts Of several ki"aa atc
prices; Z9phyr Wocstcd, nj sn'I':s "and ot the
best quality; GGrl"aa'own VOL, al siI"@.. ~ )
Yarns, IN white blue altc black mI&ei, req, Nc':
Of the bcs. u2Aity and full weight; satin >ld
Wnl.tcI Gaps and Bonnets Tor ut"fts; C1nurt
six: Thread and Cotton Lac j. in great variety;
Buttons, Gimps, FriDgras, Ve!'e. h.G,"i, W;
Embroidered Linen collars 4rd GUS; Hand
kcrchicla. II. .,l riccs; AIpar,. and b!ngn'::n
Umbrellas: knitting Cott"Ha; ltu"9tr tu-n;
O;. .5iE Coi.ba ana Brushes; i.aiIa> al.
Ch;.lrc:,'S Underwear: Git ard Hu1:"t ) .'.t.-
ry, and c>c-y arlicl. u:l.:,tiy l"s.rI in ..rst
cl4ss f.ncv-st,re. (. L. I2nKI,
oct :! ni@g "ee..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17
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U.7eSeTEIs.

WANTED, at 500 Ninth street, Washington.
~ lChristian Association Bulding] an
AaGGENT FOR A LEADING SEWING MA
.hlAE ( in Alexandria and the surrounding
v.tIIhtry. Special inducements offered TO q sult
"",s "~ pet$on-sctive, energetic, persevcrins and
"oi''alttet with the field nov l2iw
w ASTED-A quaatity of WHITE OAK
" and HICKORY POLES Ia !ect long.
y - F. T. REED, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17
{ rAS%l VI ERES.

~
We have just resolved or.,iti.t assortment
OF Cn..nercS and :,uj.nis. !Gal<lEs "Ar SOCK u
coz. p,'.tc It. ;'.y lime during u" se::,!i. -"
have, :!wavs On 1.:d Ghc hst nla.ea Il r&., IN,
French aud German tu,d ana viii FURNISH
.5.Its in ne vcr, .ii!.st sLy.cs guaranteeing 1t
and i,ti faction. .
oct ~ j.. T.. " u MN 49,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17
HI.STEE DE.sEERs.
sNRlED OI.ST E II S + Is + 4

4 = -
From tomorrow, Tuc:da7, October 2lst: ls7;;;,
a nice FRIED OYSTER WILL BE GIVEN
FREE to each drink taken st my place.
also inform the public that the Il t'9 l.
LIOUOES can always be had atmy Restaurant,
such as very good ard Old pure Whisk""y; war.
rnntcd genuine ard pure Holland Gin, direct
through the custom house Of R.ltimorei genu-
ine London Ale and irish Stout.
also will recevrin short tins some genu-
inc GERMAN LAGER BEER, direct from
Bremen. This is put up in bottles and nice for
family use.
and raw always t. b" had ut my place
T. SCHNE! DER, II. \. Royal St.,
Get 20-tf Next to Harri>"nS ;uc:ian store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17
E...s'TI- GTgHS.


- >,
tfnrrm,c ssshMMnTu MOTI0N ECllSE
AND
f..ts. Ac,n2s HAxsFAtToEY.
r.-,,-y r>-v0?CrS rF uFR1NO UNDER
n-r,n sop LADIES,
,7r;p4Er,1rs IJ-Sr RECEIVED BYN
STraNEp
,,,,l.,.r, ,y vru- work. AT PANIC
~
,,-.,,.,, ,-.-r,,.p,vu,p rnp cENTrr-
..,,-.,-,rrrt:1yrD py>.y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17
| jHAIAL NOTICE-REMUVAL.

c.l: d.: HonGKIN has renewed his Office to the
..; .,;Ies .; Prince and Fairfax streets, over War
= dAIS Drug Store nov l5-lm
NJ BS! CBS! HU BS l--Oak and Elm
in. ~" sets Wagon, Car, Carriage and Buggy
>'"'> III store and ;or sale bv -
,,, JAMES +. CARLIN 6 SONS.
to Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17
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4 ,.,
" l.. Z i y q L I
u,,.d,or.oj,! 10 .',. ~, n''.I :, ~, s,;'''
= : FH-VCn AIS SNEn;CA MILE
E.I}y yATDEtti,Y GyDu>
,.r - tr.ni. i,...,,... I.,,:...
,jourrsi IUT FSrGh rArFHE%>. IL tsy
-" Of tacse ,aytcris "ac0 boy !uay 9.cotue h +
own irc-snaHe:. They nre se.ce."a rom t"e
.,c>igns OF Worm, h"""t t"cl"' HH1t y o.,
y y F.on ] aa g:rSF v - i.. " - made ','t, to tur,h
N. most rrncti.ai mni u:e!u' patterns and .:i!
continue /" receive .e'n one. II. try ar" ro4'ir-'.
This se.ev.lo;l comprise: over three hUnore.. 81
the newest dc,'sns l"~.rh, .e., -, ~ '.'".. -
&n> part "i !" country Oh '''.'i i'''
ior Catalogue. "' III
~ n',. On .,'r,..d with .-r.rt c..r,.
N i; T. :; T'.2ut N ta ct'y eS Ca. H"S and s: ~ !; tS. n
MS !, ,Ln :, - < 49,, -
oc' 10 .-..--....------- ~ '>''' =
A FULL LINE OF u .~iERi, Il-o| =.
IA Cor<rts. IL broirry. ia now -tyie:. who"
NV, barr, bjlI,nt CHEAP 4Iit Viii BE- SOD Sc
cyr!irgv, ut
, ,-,..n.,>.,. r,..,-..>.,>,. ~
nUK COCH,T Tkl FRIENDS are %>1",1:'.S
~ invited, wren IN tpWn, 70 cA,' ~ .'' l..
hrI Dtht r ". l'o MI
Next door 10 Hr. Pals aEoe store, si,h .. me
og boot ocs -
rEaIesIS ,vrit1,si -,,o.at,d gel = lt...
.D,,,v 81 WINTER GARMENT IL uI :ii
"'I'1S' q ~; !; ;.r,s, ..,..,...
20 = ----..-....
( FULL III lf LDfH y l. An1 D-'.'.
Il & u ) : ~ y H''!' "'- ''ii-1N ''''''
WOR>IE Ed BKAlll>>, ii
OF. Is Mrs D@tlf - i" hifS =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

Alexandria. Va, august -. 1873.
/. The very many Instances which came under
our PERSONAL observation while ac.ihg q Gei4ersi
Agent: Tor tie sale u Mutin .iguc Mixture. IA
wi,ich It effected cure when NJ other remedies
;ad Jailed induced II - purchase tie recipe and
p.uorieto.:nip 0. the Medicine, .i.I enables us
confidently 20 recommend i - cur patrons "l.u
the public geaerally, as most ri!aoe *:ht. VII
liable preparation. JAHNEi y 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
IN EVERY STYLE. QU.iLLI \ .!.d fElCh
1t WADDE1':o D II hli { street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17
BEJEDsse-a sT.8 wf;fFF~gS.-
IUiIN Hn.WNHURST,
Dealer in
g,1IUEsEss ND TfIiiIER.

Bills cut to order ami delivered per Alc1~
anGria and Fredcricks burg hallway.
Las jus: set Mil in ia fresh plec" OF ttliber
of which considerable portion Is white otk, "i
fine quality, nlucL Of 1t ssi;'bie 10" pl""E'hs
vessels
Also Yellow Pine, Red Oak and Hickory.
Can furnish Bills promptly, and soliclis por-
ton Of the public patronage
Orders may be left at our wood yard corner
fcring SA " ED and SPLIT WOOD FOR sale at
reasonable prices. Postctce box -M, AicXf'-
1r;a ". +, ,.ug H. :;lu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17
ALEXANDRIA, Va. MONDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1873


"a = g. - 4, - ~, ~ ,y-E.,
u ard ; - kEb !t1A ~ . ~ , ''~''
Every par "hfrrht,d: ,,I,,,.,
Have just received q v I"N uS'}i'> =
New York prizes. Great Eeluctich lihin'.."|
Bargains in
GGND -.
lDIC-IAk1D ~ W. -
Consist ns Ill part OF
C3SE[hgKE. yELOURS. EMPRESS, Me-
= p;.ni,s 80 j., pi,;I Glrir,ac
and P%ln styles. r,,,.
width AL.At.A 40, &il coiGTs. NJ ~ ZIS ~ III,
FLANNEL uEt kIh ~ A--lhe E'ost
complete assortment II fiair ana iWIi-eI az
ncis il tAe ely. ,,,, pr ,>-.~
SnlehdId me ot hray "hu VIII" n"A !.
>HAWS-- Magnificent seduction oF fa"jH,
iryI', =, &; -, odn j .,id
uo,, IT,'Inr'rnar rr al E;nd:
jI,,SlEHY nnd glove DEPARTMENT.
rn',jctn win ever !. lr M! variety.
Fir NATURALIZATION nd lit
- Lax rom - 80 u. il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

LADIES FRENCH KID EMPRESS SHOES,
Entirely new,
At WADuEl's, II hin3 street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

LADIES HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTS
At WAoDEI':5, II King :t.cet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

Ir..rY IEVOfCES Ct MER1NO UNDER
WEAR 3OE LADIES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

THREE CASES JUST RECEIVED By =. !.
STEhMER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-17

BOUGHT IN NEW YORK AT PANIC
PRICES.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20
BEADING ROOM.

The new reading room in The Trlesdell block
will be open TO the public on and after Monday
Dec. 1st Fhc room "a arg comfortably fur nished,
will be kept In perfect order, pains will be taken 10
make it pleasant in eve.y respect 1t viii be cup
piled with all The leading magazines and weekler
together with morning aud evening daily; the
ist will be zine leased from time time ii the pub
lie show sufficient interc in The enterprise.
TO avoid the dlsOr Ter iutO which the readiug
OF last year fell it has beea al nee essary
TO conduct tbs n different ptan No person
will be allowed there withoH. ticket To remove
all diecate scruples price will be charged, yet
small that who desire to go Will be kept
away. Ticketsigood for the entire season ami,
April let 1874 will be furnished for ffty cents each
and may be obtained Of II. NJ. simmons, directly
acrors the hall from the reading room
he room will be open fiom Am. TO nm. daily
sundays excepted. II As intended for the uhc OF Ia
dies well a. .ntieDien. ut nl times. Hut ii la
dies express sach desire. certain hOu will be Civ
en- for the II exclusive use of it A&
IT il hoped that he reading room will be used
widely by all classes aud that Influential citizp s
will do all they can to promote It's interests an
make it II a pleas ant resort.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20
FOR the TKLEsRAPH.
TO AN ABSENT OWE.
A FRAGMENT.

s.s
Whether it be in the dawn of the morning.
Whether It be at the close OF the day,
Whether it be in the silence of midnight.
Still my thought currents run all the ssme
way.
Whether walk by some tree-margned river,
Watcher / walk by the tread of lhs sea,
Whether walk on the snow crested noun
tain, eeas a,,.t
Still. I am thinking my darling OF thee.
stIll I ana lonely, Though In great city
Meeting the people In crowds on the street
You. and you only, my guardian angel,
More than all these, am longing to.mect.
Whether in sunshine. or moonshine, or star.
light,
whether the sky.dome be clou0ed or clear ;
Whether in brightest, or gloomiest weather,
You, of ell others. are still the most dear.
Whether go whore the white bear and wal.
Sport en- the Ice ncld in acme frigid bay
Whether go where the lion and tiger
Crouch in the jungle to watch for their prey ;
Whether list to the rythmical surf.beat p
Kchoing up from the ocean-laved shore; g
Whether list to the murmnring hrooklet,
Or, to the mightiest cataract's roar; SIS
Still am longing, wherever l wander,
Whether by mountain, or valley, or sea,
Whether in frigid or tropical regions,
Still am longing and praying for thee
Longing to walk by your side In the path
ways, % eeaE.@
Leading where pleasures unbroken abound,
LeAdlr z TO sylvan retreats whore the echoes,
Sweetly from song.birds and streamlcts, re.
sound; -.-e
Longing to fold thee In love-sweet embraces,
Lovingly. tenderly, INTO my heart,
Lavish, Iove.ladeR caresses upon thee,
Such as true lover can only impart.
Nov. 18Th 1873 rs. - II. w. r.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20
1853 . 60 49,
OBITUARY..

ROBINSON In Denver, Col. Oct. 24,h.
1873, 81 ~ phOid pneumonia, Alice, dauyh.
ter OF JOfn aud Aartha Robinson, aged Oh
Years.
Lutte more than two years have passed
since the grave has closed over three daugh.
ters OF the strlck' II currents, and Alice The
only remaining one had been for several
months N declining health aud was over
taken by Lhe disease winch terminated fatal.
y, While accompanied by her .brother, she
was seckipga iuore geLial climate. AS A.
daughter and sister stle was ever thouyhtiri
81 those little acts OF Kindness winch render
v home pleasant, and all within it's influences
aappy. We wou d say TO the mourning
triends,1 that although the loved Que has do.
parted never to return, be comforted In tn.
assurance that all the means that parental
and br0therIy love coulo dictate, have been
used 10 avert The unerrlng sheit OF DEATH
emf RI aling them to be leccnciled to Hlm
that Will surely temper .ae /. ind TO the
th, RI lamb"
Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers to wither vt the North winds
biHst
And stars 10 set, but oil
Thou hast all seasons Tor thine own 0 Death!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20
.SWLNG.

Marion v Dudley. of Milwaukee. went Tn
Chicago I wO weeks ago expressly sohesr the
Rev. Mr.. Swing pr each Al McV,cker's thea
tire, and in letter to the Milwaukee NrtUs,
acre 10 what she says Of the mo mig sermon:
1.-The sermon began, Thy right hand Is tul'
OF riyh' eousuess >" Clearly, torcinly. bean
tifulS the theme unfolded Righteousness
abonnding in right-was the thought. The
streAm OF strong logic swelIed grandly
through from beEIning TO md OF his talk.
Pearls OF poetry giltLered in its depths, and
shady bsyous OF rational tr1nScsndentali-m
Gained and cooled outward from Its bSKks.
A subtle analysis. keen discriminating
power pervnded his thought and down.
deep satire scintillated up to the surface at
times. Perhaps not all who listened will
agree With me tut know am right, new
ertheless. 1t WAS curious 90 watch his con.
gregatIon while he spoke. All OF II eager
alI listening all gathering some good yet
most, CONSCIOUS that there was much :bey
could not lathom His subtieIics lay In
brilIiant isptherms OF appreciation through
sclousiy parted lip marking their line. Up
ard down aud among these. the climate u
his discourse was EomeChlug that warmed.
comIorted. stirred. IL was only the few
VINO exulled in The high divinity Of his deep
seeing" a'ft
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20

The new church at SA!am Station, in this
county, IL completed, and is 10 be dedicated
on Saturday, the Goth inst: Rev Mr.. Hitch
cock, OF thtn city, is expected 70 preach the
dedication sermon Other clergymen will
take part IN The exercises. This is the first
snd only house OF worship st this nap or. ant
centre, and has been 3ui't by the united
effort Of christians ands citizens generally,
WI, bout rogard'to denomination. The people
hare trken deep interest in the enterprise,
and large attendance from the surrounding
country is looked for at d edication.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20
WE LIVE TO DYEAND DYE TO LIVE.

In Kenosha the other day 1 landed from the
Train
The Sky with clouds was over cast, and pouring
down with Rain tr
1t BILE W aloud.
The Sun shone out most beautiful, dispersed
wan every cloud. ~
The Rainbow show ed its lovely tnts OF Yello,S
Re ID and Blue,
Blended forth most Beautiful, showing every
shade and hue,
AL ways a6miring natures lawf, came here TO
q Stand,
And felt that all IN ings were controlled by an
advise owerful band.
But the subject which wish to bring before
the people here,
Is the means by which live, as TO Dyeing I've
no fear.
the fall, -"
IT'S very few would give up life. yet III freely
Dye for all,
Whilstwe then, are living, we surely must be
fed,
Therefore I've learnt daily to dye, to earn my
daily bread.
At one door west of DR.. George you'll always
find me there,
Ready to dye for all mankind the comedy and
the fair. "'
Frank Keen & Q O. Overs and Clothes Cleaners
Kcnosna Dye House, one door West of Georges
2w25
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20
ANNUAL MEETING.

The agricultural society of the county o.
henoSha, will hold the annual IN Getting OF the
Han ct he society in Bristol on Monday bec.,
lst 1878, OF one O'Clock p. VI for the else
ton of officers for The ensuing year. anS to
transact any business. sptclai or general, tina
may come before the meeting:
The Treasurer wilLhe at tho Hall In the
forenoon of said dayready 70 pay any premiums
no. paid. H Fl. TARRr1I. SEE
Kenosha Nov 20lh 1878.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20
THE PROSPECT OF COLD wBATHER

Thin-5 CODED people and those not favored
with fat pocket-oooks VIII be- pleased to he's r
bat in spite OF all the talk about the "hard-
nessn OF he next three months there Isn't
going to be much OF a winter after all
Doubtless there will be an occasional cold
snap between Dec. /, 1878, and M4rcn l, 1874
''but nothing TO SIGNIFY. aasure you" The
ola hunters and linen OF the border" cay
That the winter has not, as many suppose,
already set in /; the present cold snap being
only the precursor OF Indian summer. In
support OF the assertion they cite the tact
that tho biackoirds aud other migratory
birds have not lett us; that the musktaL
houses are small and Iight, Indicating late
and mi winter, and that the bass have
only just commenced gong up the creeks.
Bn: We lad an caiiy and severe winter q
year ago, when ali Of these slgnG were differ
cut. The VIVID geese visited us a month
earlier than this tall, and everything indlca-
ted the advent o! winter IN earnest. Albany
Journal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20
MARRl I'D.


SHAW JACKSON Ii nton III Nov
l2tb, at the re idencs OF the oride's father,
M. James jack son by Rev. r g. Hall,
Mr. Herman Shaw and MISS EmmaJ Jack
son. Iua g#tE saaf
BAKER. -CARLETON.-N 19th, 1873. at the
residence ofUol. j III Carleton OF thIa cify, by
Rev. II. NJ. SimM0na, Mr.. LIE Roy L. Baker Of
Madison, and Miss Fannie A. Carleton of Keno
sha, Wis. sa3 ,#
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20
. Q e: o..

CUMMINGS.--In this city Thursday. Nov.
18Th, 1878. Michael Cummings OF consump-
ton.
"The curfew tolls the knell Of parting day,
The loving herds wind slowly Ger the lea,
The sailor homeward plods his weary way
add leaves the world to darkness and to NO."
JONES. - OF consumption, Oct. 9th, 1878, az
Colorado Springs, Col. Ter. Thomas M
Jones, late OF Paris OF this County.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20

We have it from good aut hor,ty that the
State Tax this year will be less than it wa
the last, ana that the County Tax will be a
Little more. The cause Of increase in the
latter 10 found la the extra term OF Circuit
Court last spring, and the prolongation Of
tao present term by the several cases from
Mi waukse which have been tried here. This
expe. Sc Ut these cases however, will eyentu.
ally be returned from Milwaukee County,
hoaga for Tia present borne by KuncshA.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20

The New York Store will close out the bal
Fancy Dry Goods Hats and Caps, &C., az
Auction prices. Come early, and find a
. sp endId selection OF Goods, Corsets, Kid
Gloves and Ladies' White Goods, Nearly
Half Price
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20

70 close out the balance OF their Stock l..
FeIlo" g CO have made another big reduction
in prices aud now selling cheaper han hefO e
the war Best Prints ten ente Best Blown heet.
ing heavy l2Hcts. Best fine do I1ct-. Best Bleach
ed 12h q Is cis. worth IS q 20 cIs. All DreS-
Good Marked down 33 per cent Bankers Cloth
ing &c ~ Wholesale price waterproof 100 & / ~
worth 20 Il 1 80 Ladies uBde rwAr rs 81 81 LOO
former pric, 1.25 g 1.50 and every thug else in
proportion,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20

Mr.. Williams lost horse last Saturday by
collision With an iron horse, owned by the
G. & N. w. X. r. The one WAS on time
with rightful possession Of the track, the
Other was untortuBately in the way, and
went down before tue terrible force OF steam.
The loss to Mr.. Williams is q serious one.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20

Our readers will not forget that the Rev.
Father Willard lectures in mOal Halt TO-
night. Father Wizard 10 an aUc man sad
an eloquent speaker, and will not fail to In
srluc his hearers. His su'j"ct is, Travels
in Europe See Bills round town.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20

Skill wins favor. With JJtne cloths and good
trim mings, and the artistic taste OF Mr.
Eichelman TO get up CLOTHING IN btttti'lg
manner, DOan says he has M trouble 10 sell
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or no sale.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20

Why does laundress put little saliva on
a flat-iron, to know il it be hot enough Be-
cause, when the saliva sticks to tina box and
Is evapOrated she knows 1t is not sufficiently
hot but when 1t ruDs along the iron il is.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20

Persons In want OF winter supplies ct
hard pan pr'cea will do Well to call early and
often al Doar IS as he has and will continue
To have the BEST assor; n.ent OF goods In Keno.
sha, all bought for Cash, which he can and
will sell for frospt pay cheaper than any
house that pays one hundred cents ON their
bills OF purchase. NeEgoods every day.
AyG2
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20

S"'ve''er, Mr.. & @rs. Micawbcr, Captain
Cuifle, Qui'p, tie Marchioness, and other
characters from Dickens at the Methodist
Church Social to night.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-20
KING OFTHE BLOOD

oRsALT.HEUM, ERUPTIoNs scALD HEAD FRO.
case II have been troubled for the LAST
thirty years with Sal Rheum or my ha=ds.
They have been 80 at times that have bean
unable to use them forasy purpose for which
they were Intended. was, advised by
friend ofmine. who had used the e OF thu H.. 4
to try Vt. ItdId 20 Have used seven bot
Ties, and to all Appearances my hands are
well They look and feel as though an enc
tireiy new skin had been tormad ng
Il. l.. HULBRET.
Druggist, Al South 81 ULtcA.
Sec advertise ment in another column
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KING OFTHE BLOOD.

PRA IRIE ITCH il ca used by dlsordered nd
inactive Liver. produced by mae natic poison
upon the >ysem. The King of the Blood
acts as a stimuiating Alternative upon all the
glands of the body, especially upon The Liver
(| hicb is a gland ular body and will, there
fore, by Correcting the srcretion> and cming
the Liver, r. move in short time this trOub
lpsome and leathsopc d,ssase 4a
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BAPTIST CHURCH, Nov. Moruing
Snoject--"Lsssons from Gethsemans.'' Eyen.
ing Suhject-"Fhe Insanity of lhe S.7ner.
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English, Scotch, american, Paisley
Broche ShAwIs, an elegant line, at
xvi SIMMONS.
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Rev. J. l.. Jones of Janotylle, Wis. will
preach in he Unitarsn Church next Sunday
mprniDg at II O'Clock, also in the evening al
l.2
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Ness puts a co nvenient
j Gov Wash busn's Thanks
-f5capaiioH. The :oth err blessings
appreciated to the extent ola display line
mi black letter.
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