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The New York herald., 1874-07-30

Go in the Country, Take ~ Good Sup
ply OF Boots. Shoes Indian Rubber and Bath Shoes
MILLER CO.. No. Union square
Health Restored without Medicincl
by DU BARRY'S REvALENrA ARABIC FOOD TO ths
stomach nerves. lungs and liver. curing dyspepsia
digeson), constipation, diarrhpa acdlty, palptatrn
debility wasting cough. asthma evers
consumption, low spirits; I.OoO cures. which had ts
sisted all other remedies. Depot in New York JOHN r.
HENRY, CURRAN Co, Nos 5 and College place
Important Notice.
Travellers should always carry a bottle OF RADWAfis
READY RELIEF with them. few drops In water viii
prevent sickness or pains from change OF water -
EAUWAY'. READY RELIEF will In few momcntN
cure Cramps Spasns Sour Stomach. Heartburn sick
Headache Diarrhna Dysentcry Collie Wind in the
Bowels and all Internal Pains.
Silk Elastic Stockings. Belts, Knee
Caps Anklets Abdominal Supporters. Suspensory Ban.
dages shoulder Braces and Crutchcs at MAksHS Trus
Office, No. vcsey street. Lady in Attendance.
The Way to Secure u Bea utiful Skin
use GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP daily in your bath. r
opens the pores that all impurities can pass on rou
the whole skin. instead OF compelling them TO work on
through the tace the only part OF great many neop.
25c per cake one box three cakesl tvc by nili
zone box, three cakes, 75c. Address &. y. CRfrTES
TON, New YORK. Agents wanted.
WindgalIs, Splints. Hard Lumps aus
Swcllings, Lameness, Bruises, are cured by GILES
CO.'S LlNIMENr IODiDE or AMMONIA. Depot ~
sixth avenue
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Go I'm the Country, Take n Good Sup
ply OF Boots Shoes, Indian Rubber and Bath Shoes.
MILLER a. CO., No. Union square.
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THIRD RACE.--PUrse $780, running; $500 to first,
$125 to second aud S75 to third horse; mile heats.
There were six entries or this race, but only three
ing been drawn. Lady Washington was the
favorite. The race was won in two straight heats
by Spendthrl,t.
The New York herald., 1874-07-30

Caps Anklets Abdominal Supporters. suspensory Ban
dagcs shoulder Braces and Clutches, at MAk>Hs Trus
Office, No. Vesey street. Lady in attendance
The New York herald., 1874-07-30
HEAVY RAIN FALL AT MONTREAL

Ist year. ........................ -. -. 77s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-22
A L TIE M $.

new dre1ge is to be built Contract rs
and all hers Interested WEI find natlce
from Alderman King in an, Their column.
The foundation for a new house on The lot
west OF MIR. t, Robiuson's residence is laid
The enterprisiug c'tizrn is Mr. Leonard
Lee
Young America, mounted on donkey Of
good habits, advertised ras pospouemsnt OF
3 horse race Tuesday afternoon.
during this season OF ics and rain he Is enti-
lied 20 lbe thanks OF psdesi risnA, We there"
fore move vote OF .hauks o Henry Andre
We notice at The livery establishments an
elegant new sl-igh, fitted up IN barouche
style, WIN seat gu side for driver and TWO
inside. I is handsomely upholstered and
otherwise made attractive by the richest coli
ORB in pants Jrwett leads u
In these days of church enterprises when
caterer and ealeress are puzzled 10 know
what the neat thing shall be, q Hfw idsa il
WuFtu EFT O4tG ihdt @sO
charming enterprise. an enterprise, We mnJ
say, which isa ks Ia the interest of church
aud humanity add rsss BACH E1oR," care o
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
N. B,-The author has the b, o. Intentions
Gorge c L:mpert vas elevated by thu
pale of q buggy last Frid ay night hat escsp-
ed without iDjlry. @7''~+
An imbiher OF benzins one day this week
while taking trip on the streets for health
went down on the CLASSY sidewalk with s1ct
force that when he arose be declared that fall
had "lilted him into sober state"
3inger-snaps and Kupter's Crackers A
man calls Tor quart OF ''whithkey,' bee ause
his boy. sick with The smallpox, had 5ro ken
cut "bulIy." He dd'ui ges it,
M"ore's Rural Nep Yorker enters upon Its
twenty fifth year under he mosi fsy0ra BIZ
circumstances The publisher. ID ID T.Mnore
Las determined TO turn sh during 1874 q
brigh er sud better PAPER than ever We IN ke
Is s!siemen with pleasure, and recon.
mend The Rural TO our readers.
Baptist Chu' ch. Jan 25.-Morning subjec
--"ChrlItisn Giving. evening subject
What must do TO be damned ?"
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Il, On motion OF Aid Reed the Clerk was In
structed to present Bill of one half Of the
cost OF building and furnishing the small
pox hospitals to the County Clerk for pay.
ment
| On motion of Aid Crane the sam Of $50 ca
personal property tax was refunded to W A
Parker
On motion ~ AID Darant the proposition
OF the FIRST National Bank Of X nosha in
settling back Tax matters was accepted.
The Bond OF a b Trussdeil as auction Ger
was read and on motion Of Aid Crane accept
ed.
Aid Crane moved that the matter of W
Mygatt's selling without auctioneer's licensr
De- referred to judiciary Committee Aid
Durant moved to amend That the City At.
torneys be instructed to dismiss the suit.
which amendment was declared earrisd by
the following vote
Ayes-Ald O'Brien. Durant, King, Lentz,
Schroeder
Noes-Asd Crane. Crosit. Reed, Yule.
On motion OF Aid Crosit the time for the
celiect,on OF taxes without the additional
five per cent tor collection was extended for
one week until she last Monday Of thls
month
Gu motion OF Aid Lentz the Peormaster
was allowed salary to date.
Aid Crosi moved that q new dredge be
buiIt by the City which m otion was carried
BY the following vote
Ayes-Ald Crane. Crosit. Durant, Yule,
KiHg, LentZ, Schroeder
| Noes--Ald Reed O'Brieh.
| On mstion OF AID Crane the Harbor Gem.
was instructed to receive plans specif ie atl"As
aud BIDS tor a new dredge, Using machinery
now in dredxe an putting the sam In COCOA
repair, Aid to report At gcxt regular nset-
/. & OF This Council.
On motion Of Aid Crane tbs finance Com
was instructed 30 negotiate loan OF Three
thousand Doiars for the purpose OF building
dredge
On motion the Council then adjourned.
| y. W. BRcKMANN,
| City Clerk.
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a NEW ENTERPRISE.

Those who attended the Gong regation-
al Church last Sabbath mar nirg. were
treated to sermon by the Rev. DR.
Gridey, up n the importance and feasi
hility of building new church.
The preacher, after dwelling with
force and effect upon the general subject
of the Sanctuary as a place where the
Most High may, ard does dwell, and
where divine honors are to he paid t.
b IN, prncseded to show speci fcally the
need Of new church edlfce in nenosha.
and :he practlcabllify of its erection.
He argued that the old church had &C
c0npIished its m,sslon hat a fter quar-
ter cen,u1y Of removals, repairs, exposGi es
to perlls by land and wt'er. by storm AMI
ice, 1t had served, out It's time; and that the
public sentiment which demanded some
thing more worthy OF the City and The peo.
pie, was right ana proper.
He demonstrated also that the present. is
naost suspicious moment to urge iOrw ard
the work. Although the cry OF hard times
would pr ess Itself upon our ears and have a
tendency to button up our pockets, yet there
were real advantages In the way OF reduce
prices o. materials, and labor. that would in
greas measure offset the depressing inf a
cnce OF the panic. He further sta ted thai
during his long residence haze OF twenty tour
years, he had never known time when the
people were SD united, and had such q gener-
Gus interest in the work as now One of the
stror gest arguments used by the speaker, Wa
thatlAying aside for the moment, The moral
and spiritual motives that should urge on this
Enterprise. 1t was worthy OF being prosecuted
as mea sure of social ausikess. financial
b nch to tho community. d new, ha 1dsome.
substantial, attractive church, would be a
powerful. factor in The present struggle which
we are SO. hopefully making to place our
beautiful city On a svupd prosperous and
growing. basis
The preact er closed with IN urgent appeal
10 the assembly to go'orward with the work,
10 put shoulder TO sho ulaer, ard add mite 10
mite, till the necessary work shou d he done
and the needed means Obtained to lis en- to
no wcrd OF discourage ment. o.kpow no such
ching as failure.
thinking that the subject Is one in which
yoar readers generally wall take an interest.
We have therefore endeavored to give asketch
OF The reverend gsntlemAn's discourse.
Com.
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Professor Proctor says thut If an
infant were bornss having an arm Of
the length of 81, 100000 miles, so as
to reach the sun; aud if in the cradle
hs were to stretch out his arm and
touch the sun, thai infant might grow
to the three-scors years and ten
allotted to man, but he never would
be conscious Of the fact that the tip
Of his finger was burned /; he would
havs to live 1872 years before that
wesld BE- experienced.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-22
THE SaALL-POX IN KENOSHA.

There are individuals who seem to hav.
been born to agitate in the interest of dlsor
der They have flippant tongue and are
givcn to imagining. Their motto is 'any
thing but fact.' They never stop to in.
qn're, and go of without any warming. 1t
i, special annoying TO community to have
these persons at large when disease appears,
AS for instance when the smallpox was
discovered In Kenosha thres weeks ago. Be-
fore medical men can determine whether the
disease 10 smallpox or the most irrelevant
disorder within their knowledge. these desti-
tnte-of-notkin. u Individuals make uRiorsu.
nate use of telegraph lines. and the m.lan-
choy news of ''75 deaths'' is 'sdtspatched -
TO AL parts of the country. When the mes
sage 10 100 tame, some enterprIsing news ed
itor, with little regard for the comm unity
from whence comes his news, puts 1t In
shape, with an attractive head line. and all
that peculiar phraseoogy demanded by a
certain portion OF the american people.
We have heard many just complaints made
against sonae6ody because of the wild reports
lnat have gone from Kenosha during this
visit OF smallpox. Somebody has erred, and
that most grieyous!y. Sonss6e dy sank to the
profound depths of otter rrcklessness. Oh
such IN exaggerated character we're the re-
ports that farmers turned from the city az
from a loathsome thing TO be hated. Deaths
were reported every day. The rich wert
sinking away ana the poor were making
shrSuds. Every house was a house o
mourning. and every mans wagon was {
nearse. All branches OF business were sus
pended. except the livery. and Ben had start
ed bank.
What are the facts? we have had abou
| twenty. ave cases, and no more There ha
not been single death in the city. Ever,
case was reported to be smallpox, wherea
one haitthe Humber were cases OF varioleid
and there IS difference as every intelligen
physician knows, and as results have tu,l,
proved Variolold is almost always milde
disease than smallpox. though 1t really Is
form of small.p ox, E,aodifed by previous in
ocuation or vaccination. The City authori
ties erected comforta BILE house and employ
ed competent nurse, bat at no :me sine
the i-st appearance OF the disease has Their
been more than TIVE cases IN the "ho'rl
pest house" Those residents OF kenosh
VINO have had The disease are uow recover
ing. and some of them can swing black
smlth's sledge with force and precision
So now we hope the small pox excitcmen
is over, so far at least as this city s concern
ed. and that ell who have had the diseas
viii. before another issue of this paper, b
res ored o their former positions In tn
business and social circles of our mu eh abus
ed CON munity. g
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UNITARIAN tONF ENCE.

Tue programme of the Wisconsin Unitarian
Conference, now in session at Sharon, 10 a.
follows:
~ TUESDAY, JANUARY 30.
7:So p. m.-Opening Sermon by Rev. j. N.
Savage. OF Chicago. Ill
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY2l f.ts
9;00a In Devotional Meeting led by
Rev e Powell Monroe.
1000 ". m.-Essay 10y Rev. Fl. Nj. Simmons,
Kenosha subject, Reason in Religisn,'' fol.
lowed by discussion.
100 q. m Sermon by Rev. g. s Hunting.
! Western Secretary A. U. A.: sunjset. "Our
Mission
IL m.-3 p. Embellishments.
300 p m.-ssrmon by Rev. VIM. L Baleh.
Of E gin. III.
$500 p. m.-E>say by c. A. Storms, Egg
OF GAINESVILLE subject. Practical Bearings
OF Mandy .pamhy," followed by discussion.
7:30 p. IN Lecture by Rev. C. W. Wend.e,
OF Chicago; subject. Thomas Starr King
THUR-DAr, JANUARY %
900 a. m.-Devoiional meeting, led By
Rev. s. G. Clark. of Milton.
1000a N Essay by T. &. Vincent, NJ
D.. OF Rockford. III followed by discussion
1880 a. Sermon by Rev. Thoma'
Kerr, OF Rockford. III Can Faith be Rea
sohabe as well as Heartfelt ~
10 m-2 ,. m.-Refreshmrn,s
200 y. m.-Sermon by Rev J. Fisher, 0
Whitewater.
800 y m -E say by Rev Enoch Powell
of Monroe subject, How to Spread Gu
Views" followed by discussion of Future
| Plans and Business.
1880 p. m CLOSING Sermon by Rev. J. 0
NJ. Hewitt. Oak Park, Ill,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-22

IN JUSTICE COURT.
KsNosHA COUNTY, ..
CITY OF KEN0sHA,
To the tlscirlc Match Company
Ysu are hertby notified that warrant of at "
tacameht has been sued against you. aud your
properly stiached TO satisfy the demand of Levi
Grant and Enory L. Grant. amount % to me
sum "fOnt Hundred &sd Twenty nine & S5.i00
Dollars Now. uni, S. You shall appear before j.
NJ. . eo6lns, Justicst Of the Peace, In and for
said County. at hts office in said CITY, on the 18th
day of February, D. 1874. at ten O'clock in the
forenoon Of laid day judgment will be rendered
against yon, and your properly sold to pay the
de lt.
Dated this 10Th day of Jan AIRY, A. D. 1874.
EsoR1 L. GRANT. Plaintiffs.
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~ G ID.


HAWLEY Charlie r: only son Of Nathan
and Thressa M. Hawlev, died January 18th
1874, aged yrs m 10 days.
HIGGINS.-In Pleasant Prairie January 1871
1874. OF dropsy on the brain. Lut her. infant
son OF NJ. and Z. 7. Higgins, aged eight
months
Another tie in heaven,
Another angel there
Another little spirit
Escaped o werld Of care.
Ore more across the river,
One more in Jesus arms;
One more sweet babe 10 greet you
When you We outrode llfe's storms.
How many times Deaths angel
Has entered year dear hoasa.
How many times has Jesus
Called to your darlings "come"
But you shall surely meet them
II YOU bat faithful are
And there With them in glory,
A crown OF life shall wear.
tt T.,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-22

At concert in Buffalo the other night a
little boy who had fallen asleep tumolsd OF
hts seat. Somebody misIn.erpretlng III.
noise thus occasion+d shouted fight" Tkl.
Ia turn wa. interpreted tirc," and The en-
suing scene haflea description. The wAoIs
aaA.succ made = frantic rush tor the doors
aud winAews. Womsn and chliArsa wers
tnrswu dswa aHA usmpsd undsr feet. Many
actually lsapsd irsm The windows distance
OF iourisen feet. The alarm Of Gre was
struck. and the whole city force tHrnsA ont.
Afsr quiss Was restores . ssmmistss was
appointed 70 wsks tbs boy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-22
The extent of the wheat trade oil

The extent of the wheat trade oil
Southern Minnesota is indicated by
the fact that on Monday, the 2stL
ult., there were 476 cars loaded with
wheat betwesa Wi, ona and Rochcst-
or awaiting shipment. The road is
almost blocked up with grain
because the No.huss.ern Clampany
has not locomotives to meet the
demand. .ssHst
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-22
Legal Notices.
Sherif's Foreclosure Sac.
STATE OF WIscoNsrN-clRcUIT CoUR

STATE OF WISC0NSIN-ClRCUITC COURT,
For County of Kenosha
Taylor Orphan Asylum, Plaintiff,
@#r against F
Michael Flannery and Catherine FIannery his
wife. Defendants. sof e
In pursuance aid by virtue of Judgment of the
Circuit 1 cfrt for KenOsha County made and rea-
aered in the abov. entitled action. bearing date
Nov. 25th 613, will be sold uLder the direction
ofthe Subscriber, sheriff of said County, g: the
front oo"r of The Court House III the City of KeA-
osha, ounty OF KenOsha and State of Wisconsin,
or Saturday, hetAsrty f, st day OF Jan@arg meet.
at three o'clock in the afternoon ofthat day. the
following described real estate and premises sta
ate in said County State, Tor 20 much thereof
~ may be necessary to satisfy said juogment)
namely The East halt of the southweIl quarter,
aud the west half ofthe west hall If the eOuth-
east qaarter, all in Section number nineteen Q9)
Town numssr TWO ~ north of range number Twe"-
ty coy East. TSims Cash.
Dated at the sherif'e Office In the City Of KeR-
osha, thir 18th day of Decem Der, A. D. 1873. ,e
Fish q Lee, Plfs Attys. John Tetard. .t5-
) Sheriff Of Ken csha Co
7wEj
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. NO 10 TUT Oh SLTteL. New OF
For safe ey all druggists. 1y7
Thirty Years. Experience of au

vld Nurse. at1 al s.
MRS. Winssow's ooshing syrup Is In.
clans and Nurses in the United States. and has
been used for thrt years with never falling safet,
aud success by millions of Rothere ana chilnren.
from the feeble infant Of one week old TO the admit
Ii corrects Acidlty OF the stomach, relieves wins
colo, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and com orr to mother and child. We believe II
10 be the Best and Snresl Remedy in the w ,rld In
Az cases OF DYSENTERY and DlAKRHEA IN
CHILDREN. whe her it arises from Teething OF
from any other cause. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None Genuine unless
the fac sim!le of CURTIS & PERK ms il on the
outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fac Measeheld Panasea,
Family k.iminRQYsf

the best remedy1n the world for The folIow,n.
complaints. viz, Cramps in the Limbs and stom
ach Pain IN he stomach, Bowels, or Side, Rhs,ln
atism in all ITS terms, Bilious Collie. Neuralgia
uholera, Dyssntery, Colds, Fresh ~ounds> Burns
SOrs Throat, Spinal Complaints, Spralna 4,
Bruass. Chills and Fever. For Internal and Ex
ernel use
liz operation 10 not only to relieve the patlen,
nut en'irely removes the canse of the complaia ri
II penstrates and peryades the whole system. re-
storing healthy action to all its parts, and quick
ening the blood ha-s-s 80.
The Il onsehoid Panaesais purely Vege
table and All Healing.
Preparedby
CURTIS g. BROWN rs wfm
No 2l5 Fulton Street New Y ora
For sale by all druggists. 1y7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-22

L. Fellows 81 Co. will close thsir business
in about thirty days asd offer the balance
Of their stock at biz discount. Bargains
In everything.
WANTED Those who are thinking or &C.
ing west to secare for themselves homes will
do well to call ON A. J. Sax, Agent for the
Sou' hwestern Colony. He msy be feund at
his home enc mile north of she Psass school
AoHss, la the iowa of SAleM. 4w3s
What will yoa trade for $500 due bill on o
responsible piano house. Address
c. II STILL. Kenosha P.O.
The 80 Anniversary Meeting OF the Kenosha
County Bible Society will be held at the
Congregational Church. Kenosha. Sabbath
Eve. January 25yh, 1874
E GEANr, Sec.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Notice is hereby given that plans and spe-
cications and bids for q new dredge,-usins.
machinery now in d.edge and putting the
same in good repair, will DO received by
the undersigned between this day and the Cd
OF February next
Kenosha. January Goth. 1874
. q. KINs.
Chairman Harbor Com nittee.
2Vg5
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ChildreM often aO0k Pale and
sick Ee

from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMETS
will destroy Worns without injury to the child
being perfectly HITE, and free from all colcring
or other injurious Ingredients usually used In
WerD D operations. 3 TT x@h tlt go
CURTIS u BROWN, Proprieters,
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York
Sold By DrNggGsss and theaaS,ts. ard @eGLsrs IN
AsdSstnss @tVwENTI-FIvE CENTS A BGx. 1Y7
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Don't fail to go to Kanfmsn's Sore as, yen viii
rec there a splendid assortment of Childrsns
Misse- and Ladies Seeks, Hoode, and ClOaks, and
everything for the holidays, cheap. H Kaufman
Main Street. ~ s.r .r.a...... l.s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-22

The Beckwith Best Improved Portable Famil
'ewing Michtue, direct from the an0ractnrly
sale fer S22 InqCir at this office
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Skill winstavor. With fine cloths and good
trimmings, and the artistic taste OF Mr.
Eichelman to get up CLOTHING IN a beettin9
manner, Dean says he nas no trouble TO sell
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or no sale.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-22

List OF Letters
ND emaining at the Post Office. Kenoska, ferrths
ma week ending Jan. 81 1873.
NutSA VIM Flint Fl
BlichmOnd Miss Harker CHI
Brown Marina Kellogg H
Brown 0 B MaRgeD L iso
CaikiusJ G Mullenp 0
Clarke j Il Thomas Vstns
Fronk Mike Thomas Clara
UNAVAILABLE.
Julia Manney, No l Park Row Chicago
w d Murphy. Lockport III.
Charles Harnan, care Mr.. VanDusen, 1o2
East ID st.
H Fl Cody Napiervil!s III
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