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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

A county treasurer in Alabama can't
read or write, but he has put 81 900
where no one but himsel # can find it.
This shows that = collegiate educati"n
i. not essential 70 the aequirsm.ut Of
wealth II -.. .:.... .,....~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
CHARITY FOR AL ,nl TERMS:
A. A HARDWOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
n y. SMITH,

80 NA AA~s &gis &s.::@3 s&.Ss3 Ef' ~ + ~~z =
a GRlULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
F"rn, Machinery md I1,mlnee,$ S:s
Anthracite and Bitumi- Gus Coal
Ordsre Solicited and Promptly. filed
Proprietor Pioneer Coal Yard. Il
Hyl AUSTIN. MINNESOTA. 50 ,sS%.
JUST ARRIVED AT Il
=PRoTHERo's BOOK DEPOT
OVER 81 900 WORTH OF NEW BOOKS
ARD STATIONERY
Consisting If the best eelections- Of Choice
Standard and Popular Miscellaneous
Books, Bibles and Alhnms. !:
"A full sliao Of & t.
Blank Books aid Writing Materia,
All Of which will he sold at tho Lowest
Figure for Cash.
/ - Remember the -plaoe-In store with
! j. j. Haves Bro, Jewe ers, ono door North
! Of Hall 4 Vests, Main St., Austin. MINI.
AeExre WANTED-male and fcmale-to en-
gage in the sale Of sevei al hundred Popular
and Standard Bibles and Miscellaneous
Bo"ks. Exclusive territory given. Liberal
commissions or salary paid.
Call Oh or address
THos. PROTnERo.
| v7-nl7'1y. General Ag't for Northwest.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

E There IS : gold bar on the counter OF !
Denver bank, weighing 1,846 ounces, and
,yaluad IL coin, q ga. 0ol, -.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

Is The PBEENoLoGTCAL JOURNAL. fer
November, readers will Eud variety of
excellent reading. There are Representa-
tive Temperance Advocates, comprising
portraits and sketches of General - =ai Dow
l.. Z. Pitman, LID, Judge James Black,
Aaron n. Powell ard Rev. DR. A. a
Miner Cultivating and Restraining FacUl-
ties--hiuts toward the Improvement Of char
acter William Baxter, the inyentsr, with
a portrait The k1fiir Postman; Person al
Independence in Woman; Ideal OF Wife:
That Troublesome Boy,-many heads OF
families ara ad vised on q sore subject III This
pithy chspter: Famous Trees OF ihe World /;
Pre- Adanite &sn not in the Bible. Be
sides many suggestions Of value toGths
farmer, snd mnch reading Of a practical asd
entertaining sort IN Answers to CorrespoD-
dents. Price, So year. 30 cents fer tho
number. subscriptions are now in or.lsr
for 1875. Address :. Il. WELLS, Publish
CT, $50 Broad way, \. Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

TIN question has often been ssked by
those iiil ercsted, Can l have my gray hair
rastsrea t0its natural color without co!orinE
the skin? and caa my thin locks hs thickeHed
up?' We answer, 1t can and Tould ad-
vice Tou 10 read a trsatiSe on the hair. " hiCh
is published b.. II. y. Hall & Co, Nashua,
\. H, who scnd it free, upon application.
Ths- are the J,roPrjs tore of Halls Vegetable
SiciIisn Hair Renswar. We learn from It.
tbs hair, in 4 perfect state &c health, is con-
stan:ly falling out, and new BARS grow from
the same tubes; bpt, in ease OF any disease
OF the sc.lp, or 5y th. use Of alcoholic prcpa-
rztiens, tbs hair-trbe becomes cOutrsCt.d at
its mouth snd prevents tbs new to icle from
reaching he surface. Their preparation viii
create = pe cfectly healthy condition or the
scalp, and, by It's tonic properties, wilt pre-
serve and strengthen The rsots Of tie Lair.
-Stetesnaan, Des 3ioiaes, fo,cd.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06
Buy your sleigh material from Dibert,
" NayE Ee & Co, = Jollstuwn, Pa.
. -

Is Not THE WOELD NCvIEG ?-TEe ex-
perIsnce of one of our townsInsu a ne HO5.ss
OF Wansnaker & Brown, corner of Sixth
and Market streets, Philadelphia under
whose eye their great ad ve,41isensut bad
fallen, affords material for u aragraph
Our friend is skeptical of human faith. He
has been so often ''hoggci," 3" as he euphoni-
ously styles II, in business, that his mind Is
unsoUud. Having an erraUd, however, with
one of the clerks in Oak Il all, he quieTly took
occasion to look through the q vast apart
ments, containing that immense stock 10
which our adYertising columns call attcn-
ton. a million dollars worth of go0ds cut
into tbs forms that fashion prescribes, is no
everyday sight. Our friend sx xamined single
specimens. Every garment j. l>bsiied, nam-
ipg in printthe material aLd the one p0Sitiyc
price. He exhausted himself trying to best
down the clerks; not p cent did they yield.
1t would cost me my situation" FiK2llv,
he brought away two suits, with p signed
Guarantee from the firm, which authorizes
him to return them and get his n3Oneu back, #
he chooses TO do 80, within ten dsvs. Hswill
not choose 70 do SO, If his wife kss any say
about IL.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
III AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
L CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

ne management have determined TO have
tne drawing OF the Fifth and Lsst Gift Concert
ci tue Public library of fvnCucky on the S0th
GS! or November next. We believe uow that
ali The tickets viii tie SOLD, and that the Ora
ing VIII be 4 fuU one; but whCf her all are sold
or not, the drawing E.ii nevertheless certainly
come OF on the day EppOiHte1.
dt SPECIAL object or taiS card IS 20 GUN u
meeting of ,he t.ciSet-Bo.ders at PuuIc Library
Hail, ON the 29th OF November, to make ar
engagements in connection with the cuiaaiitt35
appointed by the Trustees to superintend the
counting OF tie tags representing jhe nam beers
OF tickets solo. " bile there is no actual ne
cessity Cor the presence OF tickct-aolders. as
under our G.FHng It's the Interests of All
are Cq3atiY cared Tor. yet 90 the same tine ]
"oHtd greatly prefer tE35 many Ui 1n0Se in
TEL SStci aS can. would attend this meeting and
sec each for himself how perfectly fair uad iu-
partial the distribution must toe.
Every arrangement has been made for the
artV ug but little more than a month remains
Tor the sale Of the remainder Gf the tIck cts, ana
whatever ie done must D. aoue promptly
GHuS. +. BRE.iIEFTE.
Agent and Manager
Louisville, KY. Oct. -. 49,.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

DYsPEPSIA.- iE th- most d.s-
couTagiag and distressing disease man iE hsir
to. Americans srs par.iCu Sriy sUl.jsct 10
this disease aud its effects, sue h as sour stern
ach, sick hc.sd4che, h3bituai costivsness,
s>rtburn. wafer bTash gnawing and burn
log pains IA the pit Of the StamSch, coming
mp OF tie food, coated tongue, Hisagrees bic
tasts in the mouth, impure blood, aud all
diseases OF the Stomach and Liver. Two
doses ef GREEN 3 AUGUST ELoWER " III re-
Iieve yeu at euce, aud there positively isnot
case in the Unitad Sta.sk II will not cHre.
II you doubt this ge TO -nur Druggists, Ism
mos x Murray, or .. NJ. Woleslagle & Sons
Store at Wilmors, aac get sample hottie
fer 10 cents and tIyit. Regular size 10 cants.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

WELL INDOESED.-Ths Gift Concerts in
aid Of the Kentucky Library are TO, at all
speculative. The institution is chartered bv
the State of Kentucky. The first prize III tia
next drawing, which takes place Eovembsr
30 is $3.50, G0O. II is = reliable Institution,
and some will get that money. AEd thzt
there may he no doubt TO the honesty Of
its management we cite the fact that the best
banks in Louisville iudorse il, aud that Gov
eruor Thomas +. Bramlstte, OF LOUisvI.ls, is
the general manager. An institution so
fat hered is certainly deserving of confdenC 5.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06
E sE u gL
FFEEKLY as,.5 DEEL1' f2s. 1878.

The approach Of the Presidential ciec-ia gives
unusual Importance TO the events and Develop
meEts Of 1875. We shah enteasor 10 describe
them fully. faithfully. an! teariess3y.
THE " EEkLN sun has now attained n cir
crs are found in every State ami Territory. and
is quality Is well known 90 tfe public. We sE,.l
STANDARD, but to improve ami add 10 is variety
TItE WEEKLY SUN will continue TO be thor
ou2h newspaper. All the news o! the d&y viii 0e
found in i. coniensed when un.mp0rtaut. 81 full
length when OF moment. and always. trust,
treated IN . Gear, interesting ana instructive rl-
ncr.
II is our aim TO make the WEEKLY sun the
best family newspaper in the world. J viii he
full OF entertaining and aprmpriate reading Of
every sJTf. but vii print nothing TO offend the
y osf scf1u ot!s nd dcicate tase II Will aIwavs
coT3ta ~ Ecst interesting stories and rTIl,nces
'SEs srricuit1rai TepaT;meut is a prominent
fes,ure in the V EEKLY SIN, ard lis articles
viii always Be fouad fresh and useful to the farm
The number of mon independent in politics Is
acrcaSirt,. nud the v Fl KIsY Sf-g IS their pa
per especially. II belongs - DO party, and o3eys
iictS lion. cont ending Tor principle anI for the
election OF the best nan. il exposes he corrup-
tcH tLat ..iszraces the cnuntry and trea .-us Inc
oyerthToN - republican .nsiiin o's II lrs ei ar
Of fEnavcs AMI ses no fayo:s rom ncir Supporters.
The narAets Of every kind and the fasE.ous are
T..e pFi e Of he WhEKLY sun Is one doIIara
year for . sheet oi eight pages an1 htjy-Six col
aad printing we are not able TO make any discount
or allow Any premium to friends y 40 may ,n-ka
sfettA3 ftsoie 70 tzttift Is circulation. nl-r
the new 'sw. which requires raylaeut OF Dos q -.
tn adyaure. one dollar year. with twenty cents
fhe cos % prepaid postage aided & The rat2 al
sabscr.Y-toa. II Is nyt necessary 70 get NJ club
in eTieI 10 nave he v EEEL1X SIfN at his rate.
Anyone WHO sends one dollar ana twenty cen VIII
ges the paper, post-paid for a year
" have no travelling AZ mes
tise NJ -,-ss.y -sl,,.-I1ivht pages, hfsr-z.E.
columns. Oaiy : &c year 5,.istase pad. No
discounts fY0Fl tHts f-1rlf.
ai,- sia:ay Sra.-4 large fqurpags nersPa-
per OF TWEEN -y-e,.h. columns. Daily circulation
over z9,esO ! u che for . cents Subscrip-
tton. pos age prcpaii. 81 month. Ss.5 year.
To clubs of or over. = discount of ~ per cent.
Address, ''TH z SUN NEW = ogz CITY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

1u' "IIUIV ''I'II7aI u VTT'IK FAIS ''VSN '-','I0
Some Of these patients rs-ids in Ph1larjsl-
phia sorie ia N.w York aud sslue ia each
or the States Of EissoUri, Illinois, Iowa.
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Jpdiera. lava and
West Virginia. and tbs rest trou Pennsyl-
vania !args majority being IN the imne-
di&fe vicinity of Pittsburgh and TIE sur
rounding counties.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

SgSO your oCceTs for hoze : pHmpS, iror,
nails, glass wagon wood. and ali kinds OF
hard ware, TO Dibart, Wayne s. Co. j. Jozus-
I town. Pa. You can bay from thoH retail
at who!esals prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

THE w EEKLY MEDICAL. REPORT Of Drs.
ctdshus for ths week sEGiUs Oct. 24th.
shows that +hoy msde aud put Up at their
office, No. 1872 Gran street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
dreG (300) prescriptions:
Consumption and lung diseasss.............. ~
Liver complaint aud jam ..ICs................. &c
Kidney affections and urinary organs. A.
Nervous disorders, ap&sraodic and spinal Is
Female complaints, irreEfl laritiss, SC. 20
Scroiuta, hereditary sad oth=rwiEe......... &
Dyspepsia, stomach disease, lSes;s l.. 2
Fey an1a, eruptioEs, letter Hcc................ 3
Neuralgia, headache and dizziRes........... 13
Whits swelling or Lip dissss-............... 6
Dropsy of chest and dahdeGeu................. !
rheumatism. acute and chreuic. ............. Il
Asthma, phthisic or Rnortness Of hrsath.. 90
Hsart disease, palpitation, pain, &,'........
Othor diseases not here named ............... 20
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

FREE OF CHAHGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup of
Tar, Wild Cherry and HorehOund combines
sll the medicinal virtue. Of those articles
which long experience LaS proved to possess
the most efficient Qualities for ~ diseases Of
the TiIoat and LuuSs. Ccughs sad Colds
are -peed..v relieved by it slid IN Group ii
ats like magic. Call ~ r. =. Llcyd's Drug
Store and obtain sample bottle free of fcltGrJs
81 regular eiZs fer 81 or st J.. 81. Woie-
slacie s. Som Store, NFilna0rs. y. T.. floR-
RIs, Il3 Sorth I'd St, rbIiR It-I3.-IT.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

-"Rise up. Johnny Reilly, and come
along with me-. Is an old song with a
variation whict. is now in order for tbs othsr
Democratic congressman elect in this State
TO chant with no little unctieB.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

DIBERT. Wayne s. Co., > .1ohDstnvu, Pa,
srs agents Tor The bsst Straw and Fodder
Cutters in the market.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06

SEND your orders for Sleigh EuuEers.
! Sleigh Baskets, Sleigh S0les Sleigh kuses
and. Beams, Sleigh lrous and q! kinds Of
Hard ware, 10 DiJcrt, Wavus s Co, Johns
tom, Pa, where yOu can buy recall :;
wholesale prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06
CNECJTOR'S NOTICE.

- Estate Of GEoRgs ELDER ssc'S
whereas Letters TeE-ams sItaTy to the estate e.
@ sDH5E t.rDEE. late Cf Lnrett2 borough. CAN 7rs
county. have been issued 60 tts l-FsiEued. fi.1-
is 20 notify 81 persons indebted sad cstas that
immsis teF 81, mt = demanded. a7i those h.E-
INK ciaiu- against the same requested 20 pre-
sent their r-specriys accounts to me properly a.
tEsnticateG for settlement
FRANCIS O'FRIEI. E-scu. e.
Ior.ttu. Ost. .. Is7a-ss
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-26
A BARK ATTACKED BY A
WHALE.

The bark Kate Williams, Captai n
Hale, of the regular p cket line be-
tween Boston and Fayal, which ar
rived at Boston on Friday | ST, had
a remarkable escape on her passag-.
he Boston Jow,.oL thus described
the incident ''Abou 8 O'Clock one
morning seaman aloft cried out
that there. was whale on the port
beN. Captain dale stepped to the
port quarter, and aImost immediate
" could have laid his hand npon
the upper jaw of sperm whale
which had paid an unwelcome visit
to the vessel. 1t WAS cow wha'e,
about sixty feet in length, which
lad set upon them, and had she
struck tie vessel a little further un
der the Kate Williams would prob
ably never have been heard IRON
after leaving Fayal. As it was. the
1e 'selreceived a pretty good shock,
and lost'a portion of her mizzen
channels. This monster had seen
the bark about he time the sailor
discovered ner, for she Immediately
sunk and came up with great force
right at the vessels stern. Captain
Hale thinks her mouth measured at
least fifteen feet, and her under Jaw
was felt to scrape the bottom Of the
vessel as she glided swiftly away from
her unexpected enemy. The whale
Jared as badly as the bark, no doub:,
tor the quarter deck was covered with
pieces Of the levia,han's outer skin
and the ssmud'' thar is found between
it,and the tougher hide. The Kate
Williams was sailing rapidly vt the
time, and ia about fifteen minutes
the fish wao out of sight. While
the later could be seen She appeared
swimming about looking for the yes.
sci, and evidently in rage. ago
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-26
THE .KENOSHA TELEGRAPH
KENOSHA WIS. FEB 26,h 1874
The TEMPER \ NOE La w.

The Reform Assembly is making sad havoc
with its own bill euiitied "A bill to sonso-
idA'e, and codliy the varioos laws OF our
state relating 10 excise aud the sale OF in
.xleas ing ilqnorS" The bill, as frst repor-
saed ana RhlcA key protested to intend 70 pass
made those selling under license liable Ter
ali damages arising as cons quence OF their
sales. Tais they have amended so as 10
hid them liable tor damages arising from
thelr sales TO minors aud hablCual drur a rds
only, after having been notified not to sci.
to th.m.
The Gill Is SO drawn, AID was so intended
TO he, that 1t rSpeals, Ia the opinion o! he
absst lawyers, the Sunday and 4 ectlou
Saws, So called. pr0hlblt ny the sale Oh in,ox
icstmg liquors on Sunday and Election day.
Two different amendments were ir,rocuced
to the effect that the law shouia not be So
construed as TO repeal these laws. These
amenamentS were promptly voted down by
the RetorM Assembly.
Ths OIL is a complete shaa IT was new
sr intended TO pass the Gill with the Iiabii-
,~-sY Sectlen. 1t was pat in the bill to STAY
opposition, aud The repeal OF the Sunday
and Eiectiens laws Kere intended TO be SO
covert AS not 10 attract attention. But du.
TiRg The proceedings last Wednesday eve
nng the covert lntsn ion was uncovered and
She zeal Intention developed. The majority
was united aga!mst the anne ndWehts with
few exceptions. OF the efe.ts and failure
TO amend the bill and lac few RECEPTIONS
the State JournaI say &
MsSsrs Bingham, Bowmsn, Caswell, Hen
AerSou and K ngSlon made galisnt efforts o
improve the bill by amendment, but We, G
0nsncecsaiui, AS the msjsrity was emitted.
with very few exceptions. W. were pleased
70 note that Messrs j. johnson and N
johnson. Of this county, voted With the MI
aSrity on some in pof,ant smr rdmens.
We ara cory TO note that Z. s. Houston
or this coSnty voted with the majority
against the sunday aud Z ection laws
a1Rendments. and aiEe affirmativeiy with
,thsIa on Lac islIowinx question, Shall the
bill be eugrassed, aAd read third time.'
A0w hu vateE CA the amendment making
$Ee debility section apply only To minors and
aAbitual drnrkalds We canAot sag as we
AsVe not sesn the vote GA that amend ment
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-26
STEAM ON THE CANALS.
FINAL REPORT OF THE STATE COM
MISSION THEY REG@MMEND AN
AWARD Of $50. 900 TO MIR
BAXTER AND OR $l5,-
OOO TO MR.. Dob.
BIN.

The CommissA oscrs 10 award the
Ipriz" tor the best appliances for
seam tiav'gallon on the caaala met
again at Albany on Thursday last.
and sonewhat modified, their action
of The p,f yi3us day. Their final re.
port, aseslr}wp up by W., Gsdis> for
submission 10 tins L. gtsialure, rpcires
FREELY what they h%vt d me sioco
their appointment, states what vas
accomplished by iir. B,xfer's boat
ut he trial trip in October last, and
then goss on to say hat owing TO the
amb'gnlio and exfretnp strin ssucy of
he law cheating The Commission, =
majesty OF its members could not
agrees 70 make the award asked tor
by 'he successful competitors, and
that elie object of the would be
better obialred by leaving the ques
'loh OF compensation to the Lrgis-
laIaae. While they are ready to
ad'art thar NJ. B@xJer's boat surpass.
ed all competition Oil tbs trial trip.
! they also think that Dir. Dobbin's
boat possessed great merit, and then
END their repori by. submitting to the.
Legislature. an sG:, VIII Sc passage
they recommend, directing the Con-
'soIler TO pay 10 r. baxter $35, 600
on the presentation by him of a.
certificate from the SlA;e Engineer
tIIat he has put upon The Eris Canal
seven boats equipped in like nanncr
as the boat used" upon The rial trip;
and that The Controller also pay TO
MIR. Dobbin $4,000 on his present,
ing a similar cerIitic te that he has
put three Of his boats upom The
canal. The report was ananlsnousiy
adopted ana tie Commission adi.,aril-
ed, subject 10 the call Of the Chair
man.
II they had made fhs award of
$4,000, as contemplated by the act,
the Comniss on wot Id continue ir
existence another year III order to
decide upon The second award OF
$4,000, but having failed to make
any award at all, the Commission
appears, trone the terms of the law
creating 1t, to terminate its existenes
with the report adopted OIL Thursday.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-26

me Supported bythamba and finger, he
would cry 'sow. gentlemen, here :
yoan-ch1anee! your only chance! per-
haps your last c ance to bay a BisIi-
op How mach am 5idifbr Bish-
op 2 Twelve and half"enrs for "a
Bis OPP Only. a York. Shilling tor i
Methodist Bl~sop.. Do l. here any
more ?FGolng!! going! gone OaIy
rsvelvs aud half centr-dos cheap
for a Methodist Bisllop.!!' .
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-26
GOVERNOR TAYLOR PAYING THE RAIL
ROADS.

Congress in 1854 passed law granting
lands to the state in aid of the construction
ut certain rail reads; and in 1866 the state
pAssed'a law giving tbS land to the Portage
and Superior Railroad Co and the Winuebago
aud Lake Superior Railroad Co. The former
was TO commence at Portage aud construct
road to Stevens Poiat via RpoD and Rerih
and from Stevens Point to Bayfield, and
Superior. The latter was required TO con.
ssruOt a road from Doty's Island to Stevens
Point, and thence to Bayfield, and Superior
Tke two companies have consolidated under
She name of the Wisconsin Central RAilro ad
and the Wisconsin Central has Constructed
sac road from Days Island to Stevens Point
AID one huRdred miles beyond, sleaving
the road from Portage to Stevens Point
anco Instructed. The Wisconsin Central aDpi-
ed to Governor Washburn for The certificates
of construction for the sections of twenty
miles beyond Stevens Point, and he, by the
advice OF the Attorney General. refused 10
issue the certificates. on the ground that the
+ Dad was required to commence at Portage
and had not been, and that what was con
structed to the north OF Stevens Point was
not continuous from Portage. The comuan ny
Srought suit in the Circuit Court to compel
the issue of certificates and carried the case
70 the Supreme Court where In is now pend.
Sng. The Legislature is also acting in rela
= sAon tothe grant by Congress and the ire.
auiEeMent ofthe law of the state.
Insthis condition of affairs Governor TAYLOR.
without awaiting the decision OF the Supreme
Jonrt or the action of tie Legislature assumed
Ehe responsibility Of issuing the certifca es and
aaa lssued the certificates and asking the Legsla.
&are to pass law prohibiting the Issue of any
nor certificates only as the road is constructed
3n'sectiops OF twenty mlies continuously com
menciRg AZ Portage This message Occasoned
great surprise In the Legislature we'll as onl of
&c. Tne state Journal speaking of it the next day
said: Had thunder bolt struck the Dome and
Hyen the CaPito to it's foundation, vest rday, j t
would not nave created more surprise, in tome
quarters than did the message Of Governor Tay-
sor, guaranteeing the grant to the Central Road.n
According to all accounts from a. sources il ere
ated incense excitement which continued to run
aigh Tor several bays. But why should there have.
-Seen so much surprise. Cav Washbufn had re
faSed certificates TO the Central Wisconsin Co
an had incurred the dspleasure of the Railroad
Eaonopolies. Aud it was generally understood
that William Taylor was the candidate IF the Rail
E0aQs as we IL as the Personal Liberty League and
Whisky Interest. And the Wisconsin Central
being powerful and Influential company, why
ehonlo not Gov Taylor act in its interest as wei
as in the interest OF the Personal Liberty League?
Ine Iaoorer ls worthy OF his hire and the RAILROADS
Babored for the election of William Taylor for Gov
amor. z
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-26

WOMAN scHoo1 COMMISSIONERS n Boston, Mas
sachaeetts, is real and not mythical. Alta recent
eect1 on three highlyl"t eligent AID very respect:
able ladies were elected School Commissioners. Al
the proper time they appeared to take their seats
as members OF tho Board. but MAORI y Of the
man members refused them admission The la.
dies carried the case to the Supreme Courss Of the
state, which has just decided in their favor TIE
court says that there is nothing In the con stitu
ition orlawso OF the state against woman holding
the office, and, as she has much to do WITH educa
ton and schools, it is peculiarly appropriate that
she should hold the Office of school Commissioners
This is d sensible decision of,a sensrcie cour
rights to the people. ~"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-26
A SHILLING FOR A METHO
~" DIST BISHOP. Z 7'T@

Bishop George would never have
his portrait taken. IF | were to Y.
said he, sit would be engraved and
hung in some good brothers psr.or.
and by~and-by the good brother
would fail in business or die, and his
effects would be pat up for public
sale, and the .voluble auetienser
would come across me In q pile OF
household trumpery, and. as he held