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To THE PEcPLEcF ANTI CHI AND VI
CIEAgy Mrs. PA. Cal'ihsn. has just
received 2 large and conplrte assrtnent
sf Millinery and Dress Goods. Ladies and
Misses Shoes, Gai'era and general Fur
nsshlng Goods. which she offers at as low
prices ns can be found anywhere. Give
her Q call and astisiy yourse!f.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

MANURE FOR PsTAroEs.-' Hartford" Potatoes
sucered best with thoroughly ROtted Eapure in
which na more fermentation can take place. A
very excellent comsost fs POTATOES is ,wamp
muck, honf dnst and plaster One load or muck,
TO pounds "f fine hone dust, and bHshel 80 lbs)
of platter make very useful ssrtiizrr when sta
hle msn n. can b. procured Irish guano mai es
good substitute for the hone.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

VOL. During at the fnc ustions Of value ct a +.
sequent upon The recent financial crises, now hap
PITY IN gre Il meaSure passed over, the market
value VI wCo' remained aim si constant. Dom, s.
tic fleece" was quoted in the New York market On
september 10Th at AZ cents per pound: ex sc,ly TIE
came quotations was cnrrent ga November 2a,h,
hile almGst all ,aher s,aosc exc PIT gsaiu, GOTTEN
am"ngss The rect. had greatly declined The fsct
tat w,ol whe 81, corn and Osts thus retained their
value amidst the most uniayara,le circumstances
g.,es TO show that agriculture IL the most stable
All the industries, and Whi.s ALI else may be going
to week The farmer alone. cxh afford TO con-
tenn yla'e the disaster VITA comparative serenity
AZ ScuIsSriss
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

The temperance III t my at summons IL I'll
Monday night at largely HtteuCrd by all
ASSES MIR. John N'coi Vas cho+e, Oh ,ir
lau. About fitic-n ladies, prOnmen'
} the move men III The past two week had
'ats Oh The Platform. Tue NEE lmg was eds
fesaed by eeverSi rprakerssnd much good
;cOmp ished all round.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

WHY WILL YOU
SUfFER?

H. 2ii per~u = suffering
from Ith"inIa.iem. Lurai--
ZIA, Craup- / the Imh> or
!. fuinlGl. B'iioue C;uIic6
nj iIIt lie f.ack. how q, or
,-'ac ~ No Il say TRS
!i,.n -eh0Id Panacea anr
family L!uiuiehi il al aIl
!" herr ilc rem e',S 5OQ
iwhntitUr TT rial and K.
or al u-r IL tar cured
h. ab,.Vc c"mp!ail.l- "A
"i,I.anGs o. ca.eS. There
~ l.U mistake ab"n' il try
II. Sod ~ all druggists.
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CsRifGren often aOOk Pale aR(E
sick

from 90 other canEe than having worms in the
stomach
BROWNS VFRMIFUGE COMFITs
VII destroy Worms without tnjHry To the child
being perfectly HTrE, md free from all cnlorinS
or o'he' injIinus Ingredients usually uaed IN
WOrD D'epara items. s' e
CURTIS & Brown Prnpriefors.
No 2I5 Fulton Street. New York
S0t0 by DrH0gSHEA 6ndf hssni.Es ,,n6 dealers In
m@0'o'se' az twENTT-FEvE ENEs Box. 1y7
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eOMERS CAUCUS.

he Republican Electors of the town Of SomeFs
Il meet at the Town Hall on Saturday. April
1874, at 2t 2 O'Clock p. VI. 10 omiua,e can
AtCs for town officers or the IN uiDg ar also
the trasAction ofsuch other b eiue-s az may
lperly cune before The meeting
BIZ ORDER Con-.
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Present MAYOR Fatr -.e ae
A'de'm"I Cane, Cru-it, O'Brin Duran.
Y"e K"X Lr.iz T. z.'rnen Srrs,oedrt.
4 " z, .:,ru es
Toe m'nutrr ~ 'sot regui~r mee,ink were
rtaG AID .yp0v.d.
BILLS ALiOwED' .
) : o,s"n groceries ior peal hUase sll A.
y" n"lion h" III o. were clopcud, d ana
th' i0i u"IkG silis atiow"u. 1es. e5,. .s.,
fh"- Eh"r'gh. Saving wo"d Tor poor
h"nae 100
l. f. or Is Co DR., Guuns for poor 3U4
- NJ d.fpr'sa siuvrn.;g >no" 400
BCsc do do IN,
don't lrrbas do do u
Guy ife'surrr amount pad ny nim on
'nderc ~ vuri"uo Commuters 80 per
yluciR 19i 81
do do fatursst on Jan 10 "A Cur
.hafd llo 80
d" DO For apr prsa ION paid u
) ali ios tals'ag dredgs loo, 0
do do Premium on Ius urance o.
dTsdse md Ciy Hal %a las 90
The Cny Treasurer then presented he re.
port winch rrpoit was read AFTER having
b. Gu exainihed ~ the chairman oi thi F..
na0c Commit ee and ioind 10 10 c0rrecO
AID Lsniz moved .hYt tne report OF the FL
n"nce Com.ns'iee be accepted aud placed on
fl'e WHICH motion was carried 1
/ BILLs KEyRKRsD 81.
j Kupf'.r bread tor pest house 90 25
Frank Keen serv'ces 500
approprIa I'd to Mrs. Patsons for book ny
now u1deroid drecge which motion vas car
ried.
On molten "f Aid O'Brien the annual res
pDr, OF Ssree supervisor O. Hara was accept
ed. tat.
Aid O'Brien moved hat the amount due.
Street supervisor O'H&ra ot S38 % as per
his report, De allowed, which motion was
carried. ain f@ tNa
I On morton of Nd Lpu'x The report o,
8 Zee, Supervisor II O'HAra and N Nlede,
| pr,m wery accrp e0 and the s-versi amounts
40 eet forth IN shi' repairs were chars. 4
| against the foilowipg described lots sas q.
special Tax, 10 wit:
n Il Alien 1874 Feb % Lot beg e cor N
! " II sec 81 t2r23 hence W i2 rods thence
mo rods thence l2rods thence 10 rods
to beg except K 4 d Sir. szth Ward, cheap
| Ing snow a ON sdewa X Soc. 81
sirskcr 1874. Feb % Lot beg 10 rods
wo's ecsr n " Il SEC 81 / Q r 90 thence n
J 40 rods thence " ) rode thence ~ rods.
thence 8 rods 10 beg. except Grand ST.,
4th Ward. cleaning snow from sideWalk
&c. *ga 3alEs ee4saARf W
H'nTy Taylor. 1874 Feb 80 --Los described
ase Il Of tEst part OF ios 4 b.ocA SO d q II
sec sitsr2s lying between Main end gx !
change Streets exies'a lst Ward. .t...,as. .,s
snow from sidewalk OIL 90 llafes " WI teet
W Congcon. 1874, Feb as.--Lcs 4 block
44se sec Sit . r ~ LIST Ward, c,esning
snow, from oil iewa.k Csc
Louisa srewn. Fob %. 1874. --i.es sae q y
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r " Beck e,at.n
i'iIy Clerk .

: tit' Clerk. Mayor
On m,liun ui A,d G an the IA es w.re
,loI.-ndrd Ter ht- lr!"ee OF pae-ng ,he
trre@o liz . d'caLte ~ 'nr '''it"wng vn'e:
Ayes { Crane Cro>,t. . Bwen, Duran,
Yae. u. Luz P.Z nn-n, s. rroeder, B Vi
Z,Hneu. ne
No">--N 'n'.
On 40 rnno A!o Crane he foregoing Or
"a sic was sd"p Ell ~ aooa'nmoc, volr.
o. norou TT y Crane 'he May anu
Geek v,,e au, hor'zet H. ,>su scrap IN con.
to.Gn,S II q dspauc. N" 81 'or re amouu'
Ul iNo Thousand i%b liuaaien DnnsIs.
a Crane nLvod ttat $50 . bc .ppropria
ted 10 IA. len" Ga Ign and Coke Com =.
pany uu eUn,tacl, 4 Il o 3f:,n moved 10
amrnd ,hn' ,he sum ot Si7H OF appropriated
10 hr SAID &. ~ ais Gas Liehi and "Ok
CumpA.1 un cnnttaci "bicb AIN, ndtutu'
wn> .sr O iosI ~ ihe fofl1winA vUte;
Ays-A1 4 os!; O BsIeu, Il .,x. Il u
Z.uunn
N1es-Ald Crane. Durant. Hule, King. P
Zs.hiiei, Schroeder.
The or,gInai noLlO wus thtn uresrn:ru
and dtciar-d Carried ny hr 10, ,wu4 va
ayes >id Crdue. Dhnu,, Yue. KING
Len, Z Il ,hnru Schroeder. b N Z,Hneu.
Nur,--Aid Gios,t, DBltn.
Ga no''on ihc VI jot ana \ d Duraut were
spl".n I'd C..mmtfitc =" cu"irr wIth ih,.
pfceit.en ot he Culzrn, q - L'ght and Coke
~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

Kill wlns'avor. WIN fine cloths and good
INNINGS, and The ar ls'Ic TASTE o. NJ.
iheim&n 10 get up CLOTHING 10 beJittino
nnrr, DOan says BIZ Tao NJ troub,e 10 seil
feet Satisfaction guaranteed or no sale.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

rE ARE CONFIDENT that NO case Of cough.
J. hoa renes-, nr tn6uGnza, can withstaLd ihe
nGer irriiant and tonic properties OF DR.. Wis
y PRs Tree Tsr Cordial. IL cau be had OF
/ uggirts and stOrekeepsrs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

u per ons indebted IT, the Estate OF Gideon
e'dell I'm bankruptcy are requea ed to call Ut
Truesdei'e old stand at once. and settle their
lnnis and save costs. ARTHUR TRUEsDELL,
ignee for Esgate q. Truesdell. Bankrupt. 7w4s
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At THE CoNgRRGATEoNAL HURoA next Sun ny
ornrg the services will be in CONNIE noralion
The late Deacon Hpald. In the evening Union
smpe rance MEETING az he -ame place.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

The Republican, E,ecl"r~ of the Town If pleas
III Prairie will meet AT The iu~n Hail on + iday
,pril 3, NJ 10 Cluck, p. VI Ia nominate Town
tfiCerN, and t'anact snch other business as may
"m" before the meeting hV utder of TOWN.
OmIDitie, Pleasant Prairie Mach IS 1874.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

Don't gailto go to Kanfmen'r Store 40 you vii
there splendid assortment OF Childrens,
issts and Ladies' Seeks, Hoods, and Clocks, and
eryihIngfor the holidays cheap. Kaufman
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We have jus; received q b,g lot, OF the Ia.
! st9 les, % Hats and Caps, also q great
ety OF Spring Cloths, CaAsineres. and
MS furnishing Go Ids, whie5 viii be sold
Panic Prices 8.39
p e. ~ fIpnscu
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

'ANTED.-A good Blacksmith whc Ia q good
eshJrer. Z man OF good habits. and enc hsv
family would BIO preferred. 4w4t
ItH"T, "T0. @ HgsH McIRfTxs.
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REPUBLICAN, WAR;, CAUCNSEs.

\ RsJ,isli'cAi :ll..ns tor .be aty
era; wards If e cry ~ krUv~il;
Will be .,+}i III -" esa,r.ii nlacr4
hp,,,,ai,cr de- .,la',u. ou i'tnf>d4,
>pr'l 81. 1874. .a'7A Gel TX p. M.
ft,. HE pn"r ~t at |''ot.''g t',r,e dvl
Ie atrS =" the " t"s ~ - t,s 10
held %" Friday, 'p 81, 1874, sd
ais. II tue '.rn s,..., n1 lii war.I
officers s'H ihr 'el~0':;4 ,faf, and III
fr.t's~"o'"'n % att a34ri bu:jnes>
that NY come before .a.A rnHcu~. ;
III Ward ii lhe "nn'" Room
81 ward a. ,udrev S..i ffan'~ SO, g
81 war.l ~ J. NJ. St,.hl"'~ "ffice.
4th ware, at Dnsk"e House Book.
IsY ORDER "F CITY COMMITTEE
BRISTOL El{ U>.-N"ti,t
is hereby gwen that "a R"pnhiscaiI
caucus viii be held at I've T. n
Hall on Wednesdays, thp 1t day nt
Aprii, 81 2 o'ci"ck, NJ TOR ne pur-
pose ot n.nin iiing To- :, Off, erH tor
the en, ming year, and Z" transac,
such other business ~ may come be-
fore IN: meeting b. order II com.
Bristol, March %. 1874.
S4LEM ~ UTU>.-The repuh-
liua'r ieotors If the town of Saem
will meet 1T the 'en,.r School house.
on FrlHa.,. 'pril 81, 1874, ~ one
O'Clock. 20 Illuminate candi idte> tnr
town officers ana irtn>act amv other
br>l'--s that may come before iht,
meeting. By order 81 com.
March %, 1874.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

IzRsE Cows AND ONE YuKs OF OXEN are of
ed for Sale ON the premises Of Nathan Schwan
ie mile nortn of Kenosha on the Racine Road
3N43
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FOR SALE.

he H0u-e Occnpitd ny mc On Prairie Ave-
}, inC'udtnp ~ or I'D acres OF land as pur-
SEr may wi:h, ~ .~1a3
r. @ Durant.
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THAT LETTER OF HIS

/
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| - III ~ "'''' y ''''' =
/ h'S" S''V ~ S's"'h" Y" p''0V -
/ Xxx - ~
| ~ "''""' ~ a''''" h""'
##
-,
w
T'ga'' i'' w III s. ne 't"F" h'> - +.
! One Vs,uil ~, Hk fr-:;n u har Mas c,..,
:,
oS"ci ~ S"rep" "a 'h'FH'n '"''"F ~
,h.4 04ntien n AMI ~, ,,..,,, w.; -.
/
had N s. rl's"f n"fritnd' y m'4't'"g III,
Il;ves i, n,.n b,,st,l,,, W., h. . .,,,
Enl ~ r.,1 u.,n,,e and h,st.r .s a,,,ro,
who'd Whatever his rynt1er> may 4p.-
nos. W. o.n ..s,,a -, ~ h., >. ~.
,,o,ot,.f y. h,.,oa -. -, :, s,,.,d.,.
w. .,r j, s., 8
~ "''' - '".' ~ " ' "'' -
ms .e,,. ~. rm ,y.,.i -. j., J., !, ),
,,, .,,,a,..c H.. ,A,,,,a. h. t.;
"'' "''"'''' ""' " S3'' ""f'f 'f'''''' :
'''' aS''', - '''''''' e"''' ''''N '""''s u
'"e g'n''sih sRy WIZ t"k over "nF "tn'
All '' 'f''"' " WEI -" ~ / Nc h''"' !"
mistake IN c''liag his n'tffr"g '"i a 'i.r
'"Nugt' u WAS '"'i'' "at 7'h f'c"''v "i''
~ ' ""N ""e'''" l. u Sc " :" : :
Many f'le IDS o. the r y joseph Mountain
on N temperance oars;loI. y. d his n,.n, :
ear y'ng "''~aio ','r sfr", ""Ih. h" T. ~
enough, and has ~ TAR IA ed 80 she's an,
h9n' nlr'n ne Tn'3-ri. L'gh'
the prch'em.
Now We hnd ,,obr f., al y: ,,ucl, f
the gent er,1an. ~ anap. "a .e said am,
here re- peat, h.. has SKINNED abnnt nm.
question long e.n ugh Untnf,nns;e,v
for him. he is puhl mar, snd his w.
{. ra ~rs had some il fiue,c,. 81; her ..
unite certain ella Sc. ,.u she :, m.ptsnr
reform ar ciIs ,pa's WY, strength ,n.y
had s,ready a, ouirec. W. d,d ~, ,h.,,
nor dc w. n.w i4. ~ j. n..o.,,.,.h,
how the eer' l'nr'o *ss Tek ,n d a3"n' :"
We give every m ns.tytd,f tr Lav,t {,
cnmmnn sense emo ssh +, t,.ve d,s,ove,.,,
the goc,s long co., .,p,, tho o.n,,o.
Think we sh = Il give an opi i'm ON rrn-
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o remove Paint, Grease &c, from garments,
: the Excelsiof SOsp, mace by Fsank Keeu
noshs Dye House. 2ws9
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Ask TO eco John Brt mIey & Sons Ex'ra
per Ingram Carpets At SiDm ns, Only an.
IFized agent tor Kenosha county. ANA
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SOURCE oE GREAr ,NXIntY Y.

y SOURCE Tic GREAP ANXIr<i Y.
MY daigh'er ha> recrivel gr..a, beneh from tho
lls 81 VEGE me Her dacsi"ing rranh a. !
so!fc o. iedt a'xles'u iyi.sot her Ei,nds =
49,, ~ :" nv VE6ETIN~is-t r',! nee T. q, 18th
= r. go 'u pl'r ~; n il. il,OTN
.ln'nrf"cT 4nd Real Estate Agen NJ ~ ,.lrs
Bnldng =. M
b'sF"N, Mass Jure s. So.
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There will he y, urVICu at she Methhn
it Church nn n,x S,nhatt Mum ug, ~
| desire tn atitnn lnr funeral ser ace al
e Cong,egatirn"l Church.
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4Sdies Cc.iars, Cults, Ruff, Rucdes
ckties 81 :. 4, Simmons. iAs4
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ants Goats, Pants - Vests Dyed and Cleaned
Frank Keen's Kehosha Dye House, Park
,et. awAS
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!srnets leaned AT Frank Keen's Kenosna Dye
use, Park Street sw45
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MARRIED.

,epaPE Salem. March, 18th
sls7A hy, A tW.Ppasc R<q Nc. Robert 8uear
ana Miss S4rsh faden b0. ~ EDg ish Prairie,
liAiA0is
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HOUSEHOLD
PAHAE4
IA y D.
FAMILY
LIAIME.NT,
Thirty wears xsIeripnct. S,f .asn
. ,sk0 Nurse

sEsl .StsT~e
mr@. S~t"7'oNN,s OUIhtHS yEup Sc snU
p fescr1pt'Ie 81 0It VI the nett tInal, PhA, L.
cia6- AID NrFsrH@ liz iht Uniteu States. and fas
be,n tcl >hirI Yeas " ltn mex t, failing naieiv
Ara succers ~ MILL liz OF np!h,r - ahG children
from .hr enIp Infant OF one seek ok! 70 he admit
Ii CORE cts tcldIly OF the stomach. Relieves wind
c"ic, tegCialee the bow ls anda gtvee FEEL, health
and com nri TO mother snG ChIit. We hel. q &c
t' be Ii'e be~I and SHr.~i ken Gy III thew ria IN
MI Cases 0i DYSENTERY aud DiAkRi QiA IN
.tUlL DREN Whe her il aiiEee Ire N Ttpinl.g Ur
from any o her caHse Full dirteti,l fuf ueu .
viii icc0mi'sny ench hniIlf n. ne Geini. uEl, %
t"e lac sim'Ie OF CTRi II d PERKINS TX al, The
"utN1dt wrapper, sold BY At! Medicine Dealers.
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just received the pretti.si lot 81 CAtpRT
Al" the nica9t stock 0iCLOTHs ever offered ~
k~T oshn
IMAM
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Mother Read Tbs!
A Great Rlessing :

M0th re are your iiF !t.sni,... fr.tt.;2 ,.o
yonrp ali nee almost .Ah.ae.s-I i'll vain ,.fnr >,
pleare hen, 4 can .Ai.t,,iE.,.e u,th ~, 49,.
can tell tou VIII viii ~ Al! .o!i iiit. cniid uuI,,
Eve ~ "uof APP" y .r'rt tsr,''nTt. r. ,ur;
ui -we"t -"hnd -rcU.
Wy Hiile Girl H. va and fi9lt v,ur. ,,b, ..0
during ha, 'inI+, la. II g,t., so co-,,. wa
high's rest. Sue ha~ a A.,+ .c1 a n,tm, = .;f'
times, a'd ~ oni seemed 80 krc~ wfst was
ron 'ilHg her Ii Wa t,jrl a Ir ier lar = fr.l
fnI q y a"d 81 khuH ~AH r. 10 '.,r hr.
d"c'orrd, net Tor ns, hU,li,t.i % glot : ami
VA nearly ilr' O1i "A - : c.,h.-S l,,.h,s all
tWnh ESQ u" days
heard Of the V, y.tihu and ,stprn,.,,..f p, try
il II ma prov cd y rlr.-:np -, m a"d ,ny ,,S
Ii has Clean ed from NJ %i,,,, n aud h,%,.i II.
sores ~hlc ke,t gathering here: "a ~ 80.
setpr r',Indi, ;r ~ hot brd.fi:i,- u;tl; ,.rx 50
III the UrDi y ne.,dt- 3, t.,. ra"'i ~, 49,
"er appetite II gpoi ..d fu a. sttr J. ik,s
different chld ~ 81 s4v.Hh rs.r- vain. a his
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02
CURES ALL KINDS OF CATARKH

So successful has Lr. Pletce's GCden Med.
Ca ID scovtry proven, as u co,si u utiouai
tr,a mem for Caiarrh. whrN EQUIPPED &uh
the 7sr 81 d.. Saxr's CnIar 4 mrdy. IL.
pied locally by the Use o. d Pn reefs Na>sl
D"uche oh" on nr,h"d al react ing le up
per and back csvi're o. ,he h,nd,) that tie
proprietor OF these dc hes has 'oDg offer
ii u spdng reward o $3.50 .or "a case q
arrh which lie Cannot cure. tn two
AZ dicines, WIN i, sorum-hi 81 by druggists
AkPECINEN oU. OF THOUtANDs
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UEMAxLA1Ln
Miss Shea
ll63 Oth street.
49, 1.{ Coal dealer. Y3t M
To ob'ain any ~ the above letters the ap
y.iicans tnnsl ca.t for ADVERTISED LETTRR
an 4,se the dAse 81 this iiss.
3ee at ae CHARLRs FRANTz, p. NJ
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CORTLAND IT. 4

DR. Pierce, Buf.ln. N Z:
Dear ts 1T IL with y eusura Ia IKE ttis
''a'tmene 10 You that ai.er taking u ',iicine
tor weny years ter be- Ca'arrh. tried youl
C4tarrn Remedy and etTrcred n cure. SO that
It hue not iruubled :m- for two yeare
3. WHEELER.
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List Of Lattars.

AAN - T. ~ ~ = WWO1k y
n D 4maining a. the Kenosha Post Office, fer the
- week ending April let ASIA.
Butter, K.,e R.,,G. \. P
How land X. w, Reyr"ds, Jas.
Haas Mic. shse,, Margaret
| Huffman Jane Sonehreaker. Alison
King = Vail. Nr.
Me Cu,lough. Annie Wolf. Wtn.
Muiie, .yoen Wcodwarlh, G. A. !.
P:srce,J 90 81.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-11

The people of Icelan / for thousand
years have been famed for their simple
virtues and civilization and learning,
strangely in contrast with tho bleak
desolation of their rugged island. The
national character was strikingly dis
played in their celebration Of their
millennial anniversary, which began on
the I'd nltimo, continuing several duys.
The Republic of Iceland was frst Or
ganized in o7i, so that this year COM
pletes the millennium of it's national
existence. The ancient Republic was
betrayed to Norway in 1241, and pass.
ed under its rule in 1864. By the
union of Denmark and Norway in
1880, its sovereignty passed to Den
mark, where it has since continued.
and the feeling of loyalty is very
strong among the Icelanders, although
they detest the Danes. The millepnial
anniversary was signalized by visit
OF King Christian of Denmark and the
promuigation of O new constitution,
by which Iceland secures local indie.
pendence and release from the taxa
tion of Denmark. The first DAYS cell
ebration consisted of visit BY the
King to the cathedral in Reikiavik,
where, after sermon, a noble anth en-
both music and words composed BIZ
Icelanders in honor of the day, was
sung with remarkable power and
sweetness, the emotions OF the audi
ence responding to the words, so that
tears OF Joy flowed down their cheeks.
Later in the day banquet to the
King was given, ia which he gave the
first toast to the honor of old Iceland
in the true Norae style. AS he touch
ed the goblet to his lips the cannon
doomed and the people cheered. In
the evening the people of town gath
cred at bill near by. and songs and
speeches closed the day. Bayard Tay-
ior contributed fine ode. "America
to Iceland" which was rendered into
Icelandic by one of their poets and
sung on the OCCASION. For several
days the celebration continued, mark
ed throughout by dignity and sim
pl1city surrounding it with more true
grandeur than could have been con-
veyed by the greatest pomp or elabo-
ration of display.
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COLUMBIA MUSIC sTURE.
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