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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-06-25

ANY Gentleman who will send for our
Samples and Prices, and will secure Cash
orders for us to the amount of $500. shall
receive Custom Made Suit of Black Broad
Cloth, the same as we sell for Cash at $50.
Or for either of the following sums the
corresponding Premium.
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ALWAYS ON HAND:
And sent free of Postage on receipt OF price.
Demits-S2 per hundred; 81 % for Fltty'
Petitions for Degrees-Same price
Petitions for Memberships cents per dozen
Secretarv's Warrant on Treasurer, Win 81, ~,
margin. bound ........ .-..'..----'''''' -
Treasures Receipt Book-bound~'.-'' %
Secretary's Receipt Book, for degrees ~
and dues 1900. $500. ''..''-'
Book of Receipts from Treasurer TO Sec ~,
rotary -.---- ----.---. -----.-- =; ,..-..'' -.
Notices of appointment on Committees %
oia 3yrd a. Dozen 50
Certificates for the Widows or nearest
relatives of Deceased Brethren, attest
ed by Grand Secretary-per dozen". W
Summons to attend Stated or SPeclaA "a
Meetings-per hundred .....----...- .-----..- 80
Visitors Register, for Lodge or Chapter oo
Minute Book for Lodge or Chapter' - ~
from '.'''sO ~ ~ -
Ledger for Lodge or Chapter, from - 20 y ~
Book Of Marks for Chapters. ......'-. ~
Diplomas, Parchment Morocco tuck. -
Mackeys Manual of the Lodge. ~
Mackey's Book of the Chapter....-.....-.., -
Freemasons Monitor, by SIckles-.--...... 80
Council Monitor, by Chase..-...--............ ~
Book OF the Commandery ..--.-..-.-...- -
Manual of the Eastern Star......... 1880. "a
All other books furnished TO order
Lodge Seal.-... ...-.-..-..- - W.
Lodge Jewels, heavily plated fine Ger ~.
man Silver, 10 pieces .....-..-....-.7-J 90 FRI uv
Sherers Carpets. 8 20 feet, for Lodge or Ks
CHAPTER 10 N.
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COTTON ED /.

TINE Is MONEY.-Save time by buying
Victor Sc wing Machine, 70 make w cloth
ing OF any and every kind for family u1a.
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MEDICAL CARD.
DR.. Geo. K. Harrington.

Dogs LEAVE respectfully to tendeh /
- professional services to the public.
Once AZ the Drug Store, Of Captain Buck.
april 2-tf.
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ES De CHAMBRE
And SMOKING JACKETS

IN the United States
Our numerous patrons in all parts Of the
Country do business with US by means OF
the System of Measurement, introduced by
Us twenty years ago, and since used with
very great success.
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BOOKS.
WILD LIFE PA "a we VEST

A GENTS wanted everywhere for the new
IA. and beautifully illustrated book of the
Authors TIL RTY YEARS Life and Adven-
lures among the Indians, in the Mexican War,
hunting wild animals, ETC., etc. ENTIRELY
NEW, and the very best book ever published
on the Far West. Thrillingly interesting and
selling faster than anything ever before
known. Send for illustrated circular and
liberal terms.
Agents Wanfed.-Act at Once.
The People everywhere are eager to buy the
only authentic and complete history of
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The American Yoke Shirt,

Which is unequatled for ease. elegance and
durability. They are sold either Ready
made or to order.
We keep the most elegant and complete
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CLOTHING CLUBS.

We keep constantly on hand the largest,
finest and most desirable stock of Ready
Made Clothing in the country, including
Suits and single garments of every descriP-
ton for Gentlemens' Wear, and for Boys Of
all ages over three years
We have also an immense and elegant
stock Of Piece Goods for Custom Orders.
and a corps Of artistic Cutters, unequalled
in any Tailoring House Of either Europe or
America.
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$50. half dozen Shirts, at Is.
100, Pair of English Custom
Made Pants at 10.
Or any other Goods that may be Sc
lected, of equal value.
Cards Of Samples and Books Of Instruction
sent upon request to bona .tide applicants.
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GROCERIES.

CROCKERY,
HOLLOW AND HARDWARE
Which propose to sell CHEAP FOR CASH.
To Cash Buyers we offer substantial induce
ments,
We viii say to parties to whom our house
may have agreed to furnish supplies, that we
are prepared to carry out such agreements :;
and 10 all the old customers OF Allen 4 Lyon.
and VIM. II. Allen & Co.. we announce that
we viii spare no effort to maintain for the
house the liberal patronage it has heretofore
enjoyed
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Persons HnGcbteSi
To the late firm of VIM. II. Allen & Co, will
find ii to their interest to call and settle with
cash or make satisfactory arrangements, as it
IS necessary to settle up the old business of
W. H. Allen Co; also the notes and accounts
of Allen Lyon. Persons interested who
fail to come forward and make settlement,
viii find their claims in the hands of an at
TO rney
e. a. Il &. a. F.HGRN
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ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED FROM
LOdoes. Chapters, Councils and Con'fadHdef4es'
ALWAYS ON HAND:
And sent free of Postage on receipt OF price.
nsra;ts-S2 ner hundred: 81 . tor Eltty.
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UTUItU DtcTtJuIy.
Jackson, SEPT. 9TH, lee
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

Ia II. Rihie, and read .'Who was tie son OF
w,shed % know about the future, ne turned
To the B''se) and read "'rhe pure in heart
st,a' c"c Gnd y ~
Rev. Mh STOWE :--rhe iact that. there Is
apAt nv on''hts s"s tch oaghl TO stir Ms 10
ACTIVITY The reason 'ba' preash,ng na. 30
little efsc'. Ia that there is so mn,a indi-
ference ia regard TO she Blbie. H. la impcr
taas toat the teachings OF the Bib should
be committed 10 m+ rn"ry. Tha yeys.h of
Scripture learned IN h's boyhuod, wvrs yet
!" his hesr:. ana be could lake them and
hGrl them ~ TIE hearts Ut men The Bible
is q phofus'raphfc album containing a plct-
ufe o. every trend and every enrmy we nave
Taese pic urps Are 1hs gn'de-suard> on The
high- way of lite fns Bl"c society is dong
. good work The pulp,E was h!urtnFie
tor the splrl,iess Bio!e meeting. The gos-
gel was rarely presca.d The ssrsn on WAS
made 10 p,s ase The people. AN elaborate
PHI losophic ESSAY, with little Shakespeare,
was ba y ICED with q tex. aud then read tor
sermon Mcnrdn chicken through wafer
aud Gated The water chicken hro'll The
entire gospel musf he preached and II nesd
be little brals, oae hr"wu In; by ha: 10
meau, that he accommodations ~ Goa must
he nrrachrd. re.r -t.2@na<r
Dn \ FAIR President OF the Society,
bring cal "a }o., I'd II was hardly far 10
&.k II doctor 81 med'c,nr t" follow four
y D = ou a suffice, wnlch had been vi. atty
presrntt by The reverend gen ieInen He
wAs in favor of spread,hg he Riele among
The p-o'ie. He would have thu gokpe! pre-
.enieo in It's purity, without noe or com
mani.
The Meeting closed with ths Dnxo!egy by
the people and the Bensd!cdon by Rev MIR.
r yuo,d. t1
Al meeting of Exec. Com Monday Jan.
rs H. was tsso red. That he officer OF this
Sucie' confer with leading Danes and let
them know lbst the B;n'e IN their language
can lie had a, this depository
That Canvassn2 Agt. be sent % canvass
this c. uuiy ier % days That johnson,
Tears and Lyman b. Com 10 procure
speaker tor apyt annaa meeting. Thot Fl.
z. Clark be made Lie ~ mhrr Of the SO
ciety. and also one person 10 be designated
by friends Al Salem, .-
That The Blb'e be placed in :he Schools oil
she County so far as schooi Boards are wh-
ling 10 receive :hpm That the met hod OF
intreduct ion I've let. To the Pres, Sec and
Treas Tnat 80 be allowed for keeping De-
pository.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

The Bristol and Paris Farmers Clnb met
on the first Monday ia Jan at Mr. L. w
Thayer's. Pres H. Nrwbury in he Char.
After he Sec. and Treasures accounts wrr,.
sudted The Ciub elected b., following Off
GERS Tor the ensuing year : For Pres A..
Newbury, Vice Pres. D. Marsh, Sec. NJ. O..
Myrick, Treas. II. B,&ckman. -Four persons
united With the Club making in all tt ir' y
live members The roads being very bad
there was not large attendance !; but there
was interest manifested ID discussing Tie
question OF forming Co. aud Safe Ofgani-
zAtIon. All believed IN the rmAier neigh
boih0od organizations and thought IT, drs,ra
bic TO form Go and Sac Association 40
strength would be galp.a in anon, and ma.
ms who now desire To TORN Club In their
ne'gAhorrood could do so, having the aid,
C onfdenc. and corporation At th. other
Clubs In she state. Some Thought thar The
co. Associations should bs formed fret.
Others that the State, and y few thought
1t premature to organize I'll her
The relationshi OF the Orange and Club
TO each OF her was then talked up, and each
one expressed himself freely The following
was passed 10 the unanimous opiaion of the
C.ue - .ss.~ -@s
Tbs Club believes " ~ possible for The
two orders TO work ogsther, and that they
must In order TO en.i-l all II the farmers
In the movement against oppression end
wrong. That the motives which led 20 The
organization OF Grange, are tbs Same that
led 10 the organization Of q Club. that
though he ms.hod OF working 10 different,
the object to be attained is the same, and II
they would accomplish this obj.cs In the
quickest and most thorough mann.Y, they
must unite in effort and rArca upon tho
enemy like two divisions oi one grand srmy.
one on Ranking The enemy here. tho other
there. then unite In council ard form work
fer the iutnre.
Isis the wish cfthis Club 80 abstain from
all controversies sstwe the two ord. rs,
and endsavor to cuiGivais social and friend
~ relation. and unitc their efforts In equalix-
Ing tie rights 0! inen. rs@ ~
Question for next discussion. (Which
pays hsst to raise or buy young stock -
Mex, meeting 10 DO held at Henry Black.
mans Oh the frss Monday In February. 1t
sevsn and . halt o'clock p. M sssF -s
M. U. MYxrcK. See.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

Here we foupd Mr.. Barr Summons loading
up for one OF those eE,erprislng ulisrA Oh the
soiI.-there Will be u new house ab0Rt three
miles south OF Pleasant PrAi. 10 church. ~
the Office, diligently occuI'i*d with NJ books,
sal Mr.. N. &. Backus. the senior -4le,a0Sr OF
tina wids-4wake firm One could seq that
Mr.. BackuS was having his day. H!a amlle
showed thst he anticipated LIE purpose OF
our visit From III we learned that Non.
dxy'E sales With them reached Al 0OO.
This was perhaps the largest sale Oi lumber
ever made IN KcnosLs III oHe day. F&rmers
came from every direction, some OF them
hsi TWEEN y-six miles wess oI the city. Tue
OPINION OF dealers ID, that II the weather
ahd sisighing uAd continued good. the saEne
activity wound have characterized tno buol-
Hess Tor several days. --.......- ...sf
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R. g. HOUSTON.


A very interef ting hatch OF letters giving
pictures of Pleading alt mberS Of both branch
ss of the State Legislature. has been pub.
llfhrd In he Milwaukee Je@TD al Of O. nanaeYce.
From these we gather rhe following facts
relative to the gentleman whose name heads
thlI articla
Mr. Hons. an was born August7, 1920 In
Chsrlemont, Franklin county, Mss. He is
CO IsequeHtly "a years old Came to Wis
cons,n 10 1857. His early political assoc,a :
lions were Democratic, until Fremont's nom
RsiiOn. Since That time has acted with the
Republican party uHfiI the last Presidential
election. OuT ASsSmblyTaan voted Tor Grant,
bat cOall not do that for Williams for Com
gress on a. count Of bis high tariff prOclivi-
tles. Before comiuk to Wisconsin ha work
ed az the manufacture of table cutlery.
During his entire resldsnce In Wisconsin he
has been . farmer; tho last ten years exten
eively engaged 10 dairy farming. Has not
been an extensive Office holder; has held ! he
ollie OF ChaItman and side supervisor
Personal dime nsi.,ns-5 !eet lo331 inches In
height, end raises the beam at two hundred
and aeveRteen pounds.
Tnere you have pen-picturc OF Assembly.
man Houston, drawn by himself.
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IN JUSTICES COURT.

KHNOsMA COUNTY,
CRY OF KENosHA s"'
10 James Baxter: H3t t.sE
!. xou are hereby ns'ifed that a warrrp, cf H.
tachmeut has been i-eued against you and ynuR
properly tach-d 10 satisfy the drn5ne G, Ma.
thias Tack @mountt1g To Nm q 81 4u0 tCllars
hoT, unless yoa shall appear before j. Nj ;eh-
bins. Justice "f he Peace in and r said 'onn-
Y, NJ his of1cc IL raid city, the 18th das OF
February, =. ID. 1874, al ten O'c'ock /; the fore
Rom OF that day, Judgment viii ne renipr q
against you, and your property sold To pay The
GeJt.
Dated this nth day g: Janaar~. A ID 1874
MATTHIAS TACKI, Pi Ia iE.
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Tho New York Mail says that ar English break.
fast party g!voa,as Dslmsnics's . few days age
given In Aoavr of gentleman ca the eve Of his
sailing for ha.eps. the sntirs Aoral ernimeut .
the table vas fall bark-rigged st~amss compss-
sdsAsiresy Of rOssbnas, WITH the exceptions Of the
sails. which were Of white satiH. and she fanhol,
whisA was OF red pasisbox,d, In im,iatisn Of the
CuRsrd Line. AZ the dinAsr terminated tiny
bell s"aa"sc on deck AVID Aag ~ss rsn up to the
massAeAd. apsn wAieh va. Written ''Bsa Voy
age" ee4* asa .@4E tr
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

An Anne ricsn accidentally shct fellow passsn-
ger an ,he Londsn and IL Nerthwestern hallway,
bes~een Rugby and Crick stations. q few days
since. The Americas was showing bis revolver,
having arst taken the prrcausisn, ~ he thought,
to discharge the sontsnts ,hrough me window DO.
fsfe handing IL for iLspcction. OAe barrel was
left loaded, however, and. his dagger slipping ON
the trigger. the barrel ~as ai'ehargea inst .. he
was handing tie weapon to Birn.ing ham mana.
faoiursr. The ballet strack the gsnslssssa. iass
abovs the upper lip 10 tbs right OF The nessriis
Hs was removed soan INN near tick ssatsra.
Lord Henley has since held A. ,aqairy. At wAisA
nwas dscidsA that the sccsrsncs was purely acct
dental Ths wOunded manand his wife sxc asgas
the Americas ON hlame ar
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LOO A l. 1T r. M 8.

The Kenosha County Grsnxerg were repre-
sented In the State ConveatieH ny ]. Fl.
Gray. J.. W Rhodes. w Orlsdge. N. John.
son. aud others. f.......
IF any Of or c,tixenH are keeping heir
children at homo through fear 0; George w.
Peoue's patent sell acting. seif-rakiar.
stem winding. hrsech leading seven octave.
nou~rxplosive, automatic urchin chassissr.'
they are hereby informed thAs the machine
Is not uaed In cur public schnols. .@s..&
Miss z. B. Bates has rem owed her Dress making
bppiness t. the rooms, over Thsmas ERglish's
Harness shop, Maia street, where sho Will he
ready to see old and aew customers snG hopes 20
gsccivs their pstrenSye. 3&
TBAaKs-Mr. Hsuston has our sha nks for q
copy OF the State Saperinssn dsnt's Annual Re
pert. Tia COED hook, fall o. useful inferma-
tiop 10 these interested In education.
L. Fellows Il Co will close their bushes
IN about thirty days ard offer the balance
OF ;heir atoek At big discount. Bargains
in everything.
Senator T. D. Weeks takes o prom inent
position 90 Senate Comm,tteem an. He 10
a member OF the Judiciary Committee, 10
ChAirmsn ofth g0mEi tee on Legislative
Expenditures 1Bd is also Chairman OF tbe
Commlttes on Education. His ncignt Is
feet inches. aud he weighs 16Gp euuds.
Thm NJ nh aH az VIE
last season wss $500 KsnOsha has the
seventh place un the list of Wisconsin pork
packing points 4s:te
WARTRD. Those who are thinking Of go
ing west 10 eecure tor thruIseves homes viii
do we'll to call on A. j. Sax, Agent FOR the
Sou hwestern Colony. He mSy be found a.
his home one mile north OF the PsAse sch0e-
house, In the town oiSAism. 4WS6
Baptist Church, Ees. lat Morning .ub-
ject-"Ths BetIer Country" Evening srhjsct
- No Might in Heaven
We're to have an item next week. One
of hose Items ia which the young ara al.
ways 'n crest ed, ann by winch the memory of
the aged Is refreshed There is q futter al
through The social tatrtc WhCn one Of thesel
items appears. The prac iics of the peopi.
10 10 express their Opinions VIII ereyer IN ilem
OF this character Is TO uGd in the local column
OF the TEIEG8APH We may be thrashed
for telling 80 much, bur in tue Language OF
Brother Billings, "Thare are peepIcya kant
tel. a biz ov nnze 10 that hspp ensd to-day :.
but what they heard ov 1t more than Tort
night ago" E%.. trt
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
GLEE CONCERT.

On Monday evening OF the present week
a1mlraols Concerts, ut Pike Grove in the
ro~n oi Soners OF THIS Coun'y, and oil who
attended were ~eii sai stied and rsclprUcatcd
Tor their Lime aud trouble. Tue Concert con-
sAunot bs considered Otherwise than dseid-
cd succ3s Which 10 the natural result 81 all
the Professors undertakings. He has iong sera
known AS one OF the abie<t yoe&lists OF the
Nor, West, and the occasion Of Monday
evening Vas certainly no dibcfsdit 10 him "a
such E. Cnok, 1. Longw.i!, and j. Milcnsii
conposs the balance Oi the ciab. Mss
Raun,s f. Gould Iu.ti umsntaiist. Mr. Cook
and Longwsli are gsas claa. OF much :alsnt
aud cul,ure and rank among the leading
siagrra Ot the country, Mr. Mi cEe!l has
recss.siy appeared As III ns!cian, and thus tar
his success has been aitp0st Unparalleled
which issn ln'aiilble index 10 the iutare.
ans whta we afirm that wehAvs never heard
!. M. e. desp aud powerful B4sS voice con
sidsring the shSrt tlLns Lhe esAIMS Mas been
undo. cHitivA'ion. ts bat conveying our trI st
feelings. MiaA Gouid manifested ia uch ekiii
- aa lns rnmxAt1'iKt. And asSlster IN AtcrlAtfy
a& . soeatist ia asisw ot the songs whcrs
alto was isand To be advantageous. On the
wh9io we Enust cunsiaer tAo coRcsrt In
advance St amy thing ot thc kina we have
ever had 81 Somers comprised entirely -.
nerac tAssnt:sRd ~ 10 reiuciautiy that We
refrain dealing MOr. st. leRgth With the
individual merits oil. each m. mber Os tks
Clau. ~ #
We understand the Prof. lntsnds contina-
ing hia tonr through the County aud ii 40
ws hope IN" peopis wil1 respond eagerly a.
IL 10 - rare opportunity aud has besn gotteL
mp without teusia. ration at expenses aud
pains and same. iAii 10 satisiy Lie hg heat
expectations vi all.
@t' ~ ~ - Cov
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Legal Notices
Sherifs Foreclosure Sa G

" STATE OF WIsCONslN-ClRCUtr COURT,
For County of Kenoaha ff&
Taylor Orphan Asylum, plaintiff
tt5 az inst ts<
Michael Flannery aud Catherine Fh.uuerY hiA
wife. Defendants
In pursuance AID bs virtue Of iudsmen, of tie
CirCsit .sArt fer Ksnosha County made a,.d -ru~
e5-sd In the ab"v. entitled sction, brasiug date
Nov. 25lh SI3, viii he sold a. der tbs die. ;.n
of the subscriber, sheriff Of said Coupty, a tha
front dp"r of he Court House In the i,y cf Ken
oshs, Ounty o. KenoshH aDn state oi Wiscn1 Aln
o. Slt~rdag. the thirty u. st day o. Janun,p asc5
at three o'clock in the "ffernoon Of tha' day the
following uesCi0eU real ertaie aIld trent t. 81, a.
ate IN said County - Stale. on much thereof
- nl1'y be necessary 10 satisfy SAID in sn.tut1
RsAAelS Tnr East halt of the ronthwe-i quarter,
aRu The west half of he west halt 81 the ,Auth-
east qaarer, VII in Section number niueteen ,1ea
to"n Number Two (2) nortE OF raLge :.umbcr Fw.'.s
" (0) East. TeIms Cash.
Dated at the Sheriff's Office IN the City of KeR.
Osn%, this ilth day VI December, A. D. 1913.
Fish d Lee. Pds Attys. John Tetard
...t -.. n. Sheriff of keEosha flo
7w3G
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
IN JUSTICES COURr.

CRY OF KENosHA, {'
re the Electric March Company:
You are bereby notified that = w,rrant or at
tachment has beet Issued agalrrt you, and \t.us
property attacn' to satl~iy The drmaui oi Asahel
FAR amnGMting 10 Twenty -ionr & 50 100 o,Iiar> !:
KSw. unless yen shall appeaI before j. y. >reb'
btnS. a Justice of lie PeMce, il. lar Anid
Of February, A. 1874 al ten u'ctc, L IA. The
foron" OF sain ia ,jIdgme will BE- rendgled
assinstyos and yoor property SOD T." pay tho
debt. AsABF, = rt
Dated his iT'h day ofJanuary 4 it74 PLAINTIFF.
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Ol c: %.


PHILLIPS --Of small pox Frederick Phillips oil
the town Of Antioch. ON 'Aursday evening, Jan
18th, 1874, In the forty hfrh year VI HE age. :.
ELY.-At her rAldsnee in Chicago. JaR.
26th. oil dyrhtherla MIRA. julia ID. Sly
daughter Of Dir. s. Mss. Nesen Harley, oil
this city. Aged 20 years. s.
This lady was the vile OF yFIliiam l.. Ely,
the twain having bosn married Sat fli1een
months. Her ceath isA suysre slow, and to
the Sersaved Aasband the sympathy OF tAis
10 exlcnded.t a5 aT2$ "a g.3
NJ SRSTON In Ken0sha, jan. Esd, 1874, Rusll
n. MarsioA, aged tive months aud 10 days.
Farewell blsAt child, a short farewell,
Thy soul has He0 Is.
TO heaven abov,s where thon shah dwell,
For thos hast foand swsst relief
atg With Christ. thy living head.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
II he Aeasehoid EnnaeHa,
ana
Nsh Knn w 2msanaaanaa

9 the best remedy In the world. for he following
complaints. viz, Crampe III the Limbs and st0n
ach. Fam IN he Stomach, Boweis. or side, Rhsnm-
an , In al rs forms, bilious Coic. aaurslg:a
,.nolsTs, Dyssnteiy, Colds. FrerA oands, Burna
Sors .n[oat. Splaal Complaints, BpraiRs 81
sruisss. Csiils and Fever. For Internal asd IN
lts operation 10 act enly to relieve the saiism,
II penetrate aud p, rvsdcs the whnle systen, r.
eniRg the blood.
IN" HSaseh0ld Pahaesa is pwrs1Y Vsgs.
table and All Healing. = -
Prsparedby 80 ..~....... ..s
CURTIS BROWN
No ais Fulton Street New Yerk
For sale by all draggis,s. iy7
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n JU~TICE'COURT.

KeS0snA COUNTY,
CITY OF KENosHA, IS
To the Elec. rio Ma'ch Company
Ecu are hertny notin'd tai warrant of st
Iacatneht has bcen sued against ynu, aud y0uS
property ttsCh"d TO satisfy fhs demand Of Leya
Grant and Emmy Grant amount gin be
auns efOht Hundred AID Tw.nty nlnr d rs iC0
Usilats; vow. unl 81 y"n shail a'pear before j.
III. ehhins, Juslics If the Psacr, IN ard fIr
said County. at his nfier in said CITY. ln III 1862
day "t February, A. d. 1874 at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon If Naid day, Judgment viii be rendered
against yoH, and your property sold to pa rue
dc u.
Dated this Issh day of Jan AIRY, a. y. 1871.
~ .a 1nsI f l. es.,r Plaipt'a's
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

fharty Teara' Experience Of. an
old Nurse.
Mrs. Wi0aiUyy,s .o0shtnp svruu In em.
prescription II one Of the hest remale Physi.
clans ana naFsee in the United States. and has
oecn ased Tor thires YEAR, with never failing safety
SFo success ~ m1lllt'Rs Of mothers ana chiloreR.
from che feeble infant Of one wsek old to the ADJ H.
Ii corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves wine
CO &c, legRiates the bowels, and glves rest, health
ana com orr to moher snd child. We believe II
al cases OF DYSRNTERY aud DlARRHEA liz
.HtLDREa whe her 1t ari,es from TeethiAg or
rom ,n any ether canse Full directions fer ualng
the facsimile Of CURTIS a PERKINS 10 on the
outside wrapper. sold by all Medicine Dealers.
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q vi: 8
Dissolution Notice.

kstscs 10 hssshy givsa tAat the cspaStBsTship
here sluTs existing uhasr me arm S&Ae ei Me
SER kObsAa bret ana shoe makers wae tais
day Observed by Musaal evRsen.. r .ki,sea wiil
e~altaus The busincss, settle ell claims, aad 70
aim msy 10 paia Ail bile esa the old asm p
ksAsshs, 4am. sssA. 1874. r. Nsasxg,
Aw8 y. 8@NeaM.