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The New York herald., 1874-11-16

(.RAND BAL MAsQUk AND FANCY DRESS or
The Neptune Mosque rsas club M isns place a. ss
Monday night November ~ 1874 Tickets AT box ofos
pn light or ball SAMUEL HAruAN. secretary.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

sY hit sMo OF GaTARR Il.

o0s.f"etlon Il as-al passages, discharge falIiag
mug 'hfosl' somttimes prOlure, watsry, acri1; OF
mes ana tenacious, mucous, purnleDt. b1eoc v.
PnI'o onensiVe, &C In Others a drynsssl wesr
VI '"h i"eo singing In ears dsa fe.s ulcera-
'i0n'' 'caoF from III Gers, voice altered. AZ, al
wang, offensive breath, lmn,irod mai Ia
sasto' ele' rev only II bove r,mp.oms llkefx 10
DC present in any case ut one time. sl. g
'0cnfs--fake Or. fisece'a Gad an Medical n.
ss"'s'y earnestly, to corrscsfae bload and sv.tem
1'C | are Always at fault also Ia ncI sne iffoIr,
as II es, upon thef diseases clapd. ., a-,,,,..,a
ie".'She OF The n"se and it's comm u,uoatang
O""n''ers. ihs more sse oflh odluus disease
'1e more po'ltire Is N belief That II W. po,jd
."1Ae 1estmenE perfeetly sIccessrtf m -, ,,,y r
"0 must use c"nsti! ut. onal l. trra,m ent a, vet
re1gh The bload Ms well as g soothnv, Nd k,.a,.
lag i'ctl application Or. s4ses oa,srrb Remxdv
nhen used warm az applied with DR. Pieces
'fS"A~i D0"cne, effects cures dpon secnp,nts,,
"oAse' Istioh"d ana scienftac princ;nleaz hyisa
'oho' soothing, and healing praperiieS :. IN vhiab
tue ulSease grsdlsi ly Yields, when the syslem h.s
DoeA PAT Ia psnect order hy The use Of The inIdsn
A"olcs' Discovery. This is he e,nl. ner .o.lv
SA'e' Sclen Iac I'D successful mode Eff sc.,, w,,
aud healing il
SO successElh&s the above course Of trettm,a
PtoSen thai the proprietor Ocsrs $500 reward fnr
csse he Can not cure. All The, means. -ota ~
Drugslsis Z. " PisIce..M al, Prsusis.or. b.f.
fslo, N. Y. ..t
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G0utational.
some THOUGHTS.

| ], re,,a -. ,au y
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N v.,,,,. !
| AL ia, conversational IN .,,ano
MI IA /. -,
[Io,s1 7 E, vi :.. aae'..sx. =
a 80 ,os.;h,o ri; aa.. !.
,n.,ho l. haf,ra h.na OIL M -. -
f.sa,,
49, .,c
=, .ane,,;,. ..,, g, -
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81. \. and s,,;,o.ne.an,
49, ...
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80,
y '.'' 80
yoops .t"""' ''' '9#
" O@c "''NP'' i""So"S0 !" '''o
Scho0l-fCcfas long "ords arr Lnro~h
away. iaa.
6. Thoroughly tsst each pupil On
the lesson and do no, be afraid OF
r.,a,;,,or Raview ep>ro 1oe, or
,or.K .;,,a..,1;l, ha L,a+
n, ,o+, ,xv to teach fco q,..ez +.
~, -,
O~S'0 $50 ,.','"'','-.,.... -,
o. A'i"0''""' w 'i''>" ''"' Ft'''F'
ail''eEHVaho Vi'S S'SseS|'''SS "a "i"' CIV
stuoy- ZOOS C'ie Na'tef 20 'Ae "o',
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THE WHISKY BILL

Rae bill reDealing he Graham law. ana CO.
sliSyius the txcAe lava ~ III state, IN rela~
ton tn the safe al iU ox'cailng 4qusEs, has
,YsauSvd ttr. Ssaafe StFh an AmendMsat that
ID shall agt ns -construre % repeal iar SaR''
-aay law SrnA OF Qa'm"y, OF Sank, Votrd
with tha RetOrmerS. rendering Il ussle 8 %
afYer au,erdmrDts, aud carried the bill by Il
60 IS. Tue Assoalh W'i) probably CONCUR
and the Governor vii sign the oil ana 1t will
become tht Law OF h State The kefsrners
bAve tn iald and Are InAk,ng prngrssS
Whisky selling is made resrSct Aeie ano
h0nora, le by IA. license ~ law and n9 one
Ia liable tor damages arislng RON the sale,
except tor selling 10 minors or hA6ttual Sfun
ksrds. ai he wing been forbidden according
30 law, t0 sell ID taenl. Such 10 ths s~sin-
ntpg o! Reform bY tht Re'ormers. And 'ne
apG SO VT il win be hWwevsr. wheE
the people, Tired wish sRcir retoFms. de- ida
tnpM IA hr rnislfhtui servants, Snd remand
them Ia prlv4te life.
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CIRCUIT co JRT-CoUNTY or RhNospA

CIRCUIT COJRT-COUNTY OF 4 hNOopA
Ine State of Wisconsin, To James Holland,
George A, Wheeler, Juhs &, Nheeser, Samuel
b. Liagic, james Darl0NN FredsiGh kr0fk,
Edward G. Cleaver John Mooney ,Joaa r. ClGte,
ana il. l. Wheeler e, ..i 4...
Yon arc hereby summoned and rcqassed 20 an
pwer the com plaint OF OrsoE :. Read with copy Of
which you are herewith served and wRtch has beeM
filed In the Office of the cefk nj Cfrcul' Court
for Kenosha Comfy. at his office, in the city OF
At our eface, In the city and County of NenOsha.
and State OF Wiscon>ira witilin twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive Of thet DAY OF such
service and IL you fai}to answeF enc complaint as
afosesaid the said Orson S E}eaa will apply to the
Court for the rellef demanded IN fhe complaint
Dated February 5hs 1874. n.i.
I. svsa ''@i - Kenosha. Wisconsin,
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sPEcIAL M ESsAGE.


WA,mSGreN, n brpn1ys rs Tie, Presipont sea-
tha following mes age to Cougre's to-day: 'l'9
70 The Senate and House Of Representatives: 0a'
q I have the honor herewith 70 submit the repoi
Of the Centennial Colntnfsfoui and t, add q : Or
ia way OF recommendation. Thee have now bee
Iaternatlonol txpOsitiOlS held by three of IL
great pow ers OF Europe. IT. seems fitting that th
1oOth anniversary Of our independence shouldih
marked by an event that wiz display to the worlO
the sro~th and progress Of nation devoted l.,
freed9m and s. the pursuit OF fame, fortune ai''f
no or, by the lowest citizen we'll as the hlghesl
failure in this enterprise would be deplorable.
saccets can be assured by arousing public oplniSl
to the imp0I aacs Ut the occasion. To =eenre this
end, i'll my jude ment, Congressional legislation il
necessary to make the Exposition both mat ona
and intsrpatiOilal, The benefits to. be derIve.
from q saccessal intefbAlibnall disposition al
manifold. 1t vii fneCeSsaFilys be- accompanied Ss
axpenxee beyond the receipts from the Exponitioi
ftseif but they Viii be conpensatea rnany Eolh VI
the comminging Of people from all sections o
goRrc9altrg. bya4ingipgstogethsf people Of differ
ent natiorA aies, an1sby bripging in juxtappehi.s
Tor ready exaInisauon orr own and foreign skii
and progrtss in manufactures. agricultare, ar'
science and ciylizadonQl alhe selecsiSR Y the 81
sor the Expoaisi6n ems to me apptopoate''
She fact that 10a VI ars before the ato fxe for tn
efboslton, the Declaration of plndepen qence
whcn launched ID INTO he GALAXY Of natons a.
AZ ind, pendent people eraqnaled from tna san''
ap5t we have;mEch il our var-ed climsse, ysSo1pI
mineral products, and saiii Of which aqvanitss'
can be taken by other mai oualities to their profit
In rett rn they wiz bring 10 our shcYes Fo ks %
& cir skill, ana familsrize our people withs then
to no mutual advantage OF all parties.aAskvsN
ma e a complete success Of our Ceatenniai Ez
p a,riou, or suppress it in lis infancy, acknowie,
ing our Inability 20 give it the international cha
scterts which our self-estcemssaspires.
u. s. GRANT.
HxxcET1yH MAaszoN. February ss. 1874.
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HO VITO SECURE ATz'ENTLON.

+. Let'it bs,drtsnctly understood tina;
you. wall repeat no quesiisas unless Il
be 3. long and intricate oae, sftsa
yoa. have asked it onse s]esrly and
distinctly y apupil sage, 81 doE''
kpnw. wlsat he qu-stion is give
HIM, ., failure, and PASSION. Ask che
question but cnce, even though it
80 >srouad the whole class. PeTse
sere inthis and it will &each nap:la, to
notice. carefully all the questions that
saye asseed. Do not go though the
Eolass no regular ordea but cab upon
Inupils irresularIy, Skipping about
FROM ONO to the other, soaaetimes
calling upon the same persoa two or
thrse times before yon.get around the
class. Let each feel tina, ne may be
called upon at any, time. This win
keep them attenoive. If you see a
.papil Whispering, or instaentive, or
hooking around the roomA fire quss-
ton at him. Ask him IL the answer
| last given was correct, ST ask him to
give it. He wall avoid insttentS0n if
The knows it will surely bring ques-
ton to him.. Ask tho question beF
fore You indicate WAC 10 to- answer
| it, This cannot always be done, bua
it can in emost cases. If yeA call on
| pdpil htlrst, and then aak.tho qEes~
Iuon the 6tner| are at ease until the
question is answered, batif you ask
| the question, aAd then wait mo-
ment before calling on any one, each
pupil. will bstthinlking Of tho answer,
aos knowing but he may be called
upon for tao answes. If yon pursne
ahis course the one callediupon must
Ebe expected to answer without;anyI
hss STATION Hold the Whole class re-
spousible as all times for the correct
pess Of the answer given.
! Psrse ere in this manner Of con-
ducting recitations and your pupils
twill soon become attentive. s. ials!
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Inc dsnacd for, and the facilities nf itrieaYttaz
are such his spring, that ne he4r.ogI apo7aaa
iaorlcs beiRg tresly snid at tns Seyg York sture
2c4 an" 3o6 West Hadi|on stleet, Chicago. \, the
following unparalleled prices Elack fits.
superior anash, 81 81, .95.sa x,t.SS o. Daubls
Warp, BiackaMonair Alpacas IS, n. and bd.cants:
Dress Goods and Pcelir ~, 49, IS md Ct Cents:
Hamburg Embr"ideries 8, 10, AZ ead ! cents.
Table Linen IS ,aid IS .c-iup: epch Qatau 9
Laces 5tf -, 81 s"d $1.25; new si.aaes =, ), K
Risbonss good widths IS, "a. &C aud a8asn,r.
hid Gloves, best igat .t"iu,- 10 aLd75o It's.
This frrszImaort very extensively. Their.D nj, q.
ties are Bought directly from ,he manuiacfur r..
and retain ouye.s, both frsn county ana ct.
are taktzg advantag col th, se Len .prIlss Ne A.
RtTet, oae Of tAe nriB, infims us that The la m
Der OF Letters q ing samples and prices 10 60 Is
ell owes the country, woald stoHish us.the ALL
s"srinE-M WhlCn zaum fai, IS 10 nring O. s'G.UD,"
order. The house Is .raisbis one and all o4 erE
VIII rsseive p oHps response if directed to NV
Isrk Store, 254 &2d 2SB West MadisSa 81 :, Chi
cago.'@ # ....=tg.. IN ii
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4 PRtaHrFCr RAILROAD accident happened OF
tbe Chicago sud Northwestern Railroad BY the
train, due a Winnna MinA, from the East ah'm;
ore O'clock P ", on the 9Th Feb, being thrown
from tn trestleH the work, about two miles tT0ni
winuna, on the Wisconsin side OF the river. T6e
engine aud tepaer remained on The track, bnt The
baggage Car, amt TWO COACHES WenT on, turntbe
entirely over alIin forming q con,plete wreck .
che trainA messenger vas despatched to WinoL"
Soraid WI ich s0Ou arrive 1'A Stt''
B1 me time Iheip arrived the train neu an
flAeatnKcrE u no had escaped frpn ibr wreck VI
hurt had rescued the wounded passengers from,
cher p9titihn of peril, and they We're sri
placed in covered ~leigh. aud convey ed 10 Whom
where they TeCe Ved prompt attention. Sons
dfteen or twenty Oh the possea.era were more
Or leas serious lrjired, bat we believe none dan
gercusly except one. Cyrus q Uden WIZ II
the rear p.ssenger Cur He was taken ouL b.!
COrduct or Warren aud L. ". Forbes, the trai
boy, who says that Mr. Udcl was cuusciou. fe'
q while but atterward swooned, and has sine
been. uic nGsci0a4f ard inr4i sinking rond'j0n ib1
? suit Of afighHoIAesh,e9ttAef tbe.rtght temp,
Ha IVES aiken TO thc nuh I"d ., pui iht
pnysieans consider hiscsse extremely donbts
mis- pockets are cysu" e ud*l'' Of Fox K;V''
~ice Rriting the above We Learn that Cyrs
Udsll died about ur 0clo' <.
Th- 40 .veiA taken fIomthe Winona Republican
W. learn from hr. y ohu Udell aid other gentle
1Ren FROM Winona thai the foregoing account v
substantially correct. and that Nj. Udelfr ianern
was on TnssdaS OF this week Wr. Udell was
resident 0f thfr scadnty aud Was once scsolay j.
she Kenusbagi gu school, and. his many frienA
viii mOprn his death, ylftre@o, Ira -
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SRkRAND DgcLAEED aPR&ssA.zNT. --:
MAukDr, FcbraiFy 'lS.---seiRano haa
"a, n, dec ar, ,aPrcs 0dns ii ons Rspubl &,
ana Genera j. s4b&ls, M,,-asteE Of War.
IN appointed PEesldeAG ii Gao Gasnsii 81
MlnlsfeTi.
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Tbs sK*nesha Cpoat-g AZ gricuitnral So
c,ety helsi the firss Qlpsxtei ~ meeting for
1874 at the Hall Of she. s. g. ietys in Bristol
on Monday March Soph' 1fN 70; The Psesi.
dent Jsiaes M ;. Ksllsgg in the chair;
Minutes % The last annaai meet'n g. read
and approved. |, Fhe ,connni itsee appoints
ed to yevise the paemisnn. list withheld
their repartuntil theexeeaE i've conmiitee
Of the S''sseiy reported as TO their con,
ference with. the HdriicI tural Society
and citiaeDsr Of Zen os'iet n rsgNd 70
holding the next annaal' =, IF 1t ss. near
Kenosi ~. Whicn report Was favorable for
holding tho Fair ator'neor Keposha. sf
Oamoaion ct Capt. Iha le it was al
most. saansmgusly voted to- hold the mex,
asnuA, Far upon grounds Of MIA. P.
Read I'D sccordanes with'tfs . termsswhich
Mr. Read prpposes,aaso' Toa d 70 Id all
the @ s4rssrly meetings. Ia the FALL Of
the Socsesy in srassel. Uh~ cernn.1ttee or
he prsmsam lise than, inaS atheir srepor,,
whichewas accepted andi .I ter some dis
cuxsl. n.4was recosaGGAtteGs I, >saHie CT IL.
miSiee with he additions o fthe executive
connAttse Of the Soeiefcy hsssrs Marsh
Dresssg,sMG Rouse Simasta Is of KfA' shs.
who sRsre inatrueard to Efs facts pIemluH.
llst xud offer far eons0saa on at has nrxi
Fau:1 Noted 10 hasa the. air "A the 15tn
is b ansi 18th atss "f q eptembsr mex
o. nautlon ~,iearaad~ .#
basf 44ae. Fl H TAtbell,
| ii 81 o. hE 81. Srcrt:Aay.
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Those Ma@s4cual ITS womfn are maki4g
lsts of trouhl+ f"r he sierner sex 4
WORCESTER, The Tax Colectpr tried to So
of he apsry 81 Ain. Kelley F,.s'es
sAra7 Wat, AN: M~'iets4 Flagg, he
zsfu,s 10 ply their taxes un'ess they are
allowed to vote, out 40 nne was fsunn
n bo Was mean enough 10 pu. CHASE T: :
only r.ij 'oads was by a friend IF one
she par'ies. THIS IS bringing tie Co.
test iGl til 'b,leo' dawn to q f"e oint.
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SgKRENDsR or BnBoA -BAYnxsA,
Mgrch 2. The earns jnts hsv. q di.
patch sg4ti.g hat Blhoa hssssuriea3eree
81 y n Cs,ios. aud tn,st tns church, sew
era tsnka, aud 2stysnteen private house,
-were destraysd ~ 'h4 h"mhsrdmeat.
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AN A-MERlCAM<B ELlb E IN LON DON

& f
T. 0orIes, ondssk wrai es: "Tta beauil
fal American, Mirs Pa X. has. af Coarse
l,ce Il lnyitedlto Caisw ick. Y:ln csanor
Imsgjl Q, anything nO~t. lovely than she
Ioukod at the gtlSvs; ick gsryssn par y
wnlekJhc Pr,natss os Wales gays '-R. she
ssd ot July. Err dress was original, ssd
yet not at all cosiHnieh. Sho4 il aevei
che In dress, y;.u sn.w. AS a clsycs nsnu
says, Mass Pc .s'A taste ia toilet n,s,stsrs
a rsaunts tn ge.&ps The toilet Igsp~sA ot
whHh was greatly admired leF abe
Pflpcesses -- Was d straw colcred ik
made with ..Eawn skirt. v..H.o!d. style
bpr very good' style, Whth /. gave aver
dress II the same shade. Hes bouaas was
r, .nbrant snaps,brwn, wIth.}eliow usses.
Che Was The most charming ,isokinas erea
svFe ever saw. I snouid fas ii Il Nere ts
say. that Mise Polk waa the rage. Sncn
Young wnasan IN never 'tha Eage.." ShH
10 too cc8oss4 ~ fdnt, ioL elegant anG dig
siGrd. Bus do say that aas hasssttract
cd The admiration Of the s1atusSSSe, few,
VIII, In hs Lnnd,n world az fashion, are
,ptatubl e.
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CHRISTOPHER RAFFEgrY of Chicago wa"

CHRIsroPHER RAFFERTY of Chicago was
A.n,,sd M Wnnkegan iast FRIDAY for the
murder OF policeman Park O'Mrara OF
Chicago in August 1872 He'h"d been thrce
finps tried, three times convic Ell three ar
g.ur times sentences d, and had had CT apge
~ venue uae time supeisrdeas gran ted three
+Imss. snd new triats granted 4 o. times.
Ana slreuuous and persistent Efforts were
anads by his coasseI aud otneTs 10 so"ta,R
a rnInrnu, alton 10 lmprlsOnmen: for lite.
All efforts hevmg taIiea ~ Ostain HcquiG-
$al for o. deliberate murder, +W conviction
Tor ma nElalghter or concentration OF les
tence. h. was xecules BY Sheriff Barilet
nv order ut liz dnatA warrant. and exp'ai ed
mir crime on The gallows, So far AS IL could
,0s expiatea by has iite being taken, and d'ees
apparently an easy dcath.
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TERKS CT SALE.
LIZ ] Er9LIC - COgRF,
KBg0sHA CcUg*Y, ! -
F'ETT OF KMNo&gA. :"

'E@4N OF +N1E'OE <fNi J.
To AAMxs BAxgBfs.- Yea are hereby aotiaed tiaE
wa2rantor attachments mss been issned against
YOU, and your property sttsched 10 satisy tie de-
Ant %. 100 dollarp. Nov, unless y0n sh&!t appear
besore J III stcobiNs, Justice Of the, Pc see In
sad Tor said county. 81 bis office n said city IN
he ahth a Az Of MsrGA 1874, III 10 o'clock IN ,ha
,fnr~roon IS that day. Judgment vsll b. readsred
against yes, and yoar property said to gay me
9ebt.
Dated this 4sh day OF Rarch, A y. 1874
IL. I3sits = MICHAEL MRiDERTNEsq
st
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AUCTION.

ES~iug sold as farm Will offer at puislic -sio
on the premises n the town Bristol. alawan miles
wsss Of Kenoshs~ -n the cd plan raAay ga Friday
ths3o'h day o:3 March 1874, commencing at 10
e'ca"ck.A. VI s. sharp, the toilosslzg. described
Prep cry TO wiz; at--E es.....s
Srpaa of h'"svy work o.ses. :. ePa> Of colts
cs1ning three Years old, span OF Oats coming
s<o years old4 span last epriaEcelas, brooa
asare in fca. II Acgs cons s.sl!.g # ~ shoats,
2 breeding a.,w~, l lrn bl cd Chester white boar,
as heas oE cattle. consisting oG,3ss miIch cows,
. ateerA coming 3 yeas Old 10 had coming
years old. calves. end 40 sheep> .4sfe
Also all my Farm t7npIi5nents, Z
cans's!iiss "t lumber wagsS, Itwc,sea;ed buggy
!. pair Ut bob sie gl2s, long aleigh stuble pows,
Sad pi.sws harIsw, l susks cara cntiyaor,
horse hcea, suks hay raks,. 1s,gIaw cutter. hay
rack = lsnnng Ia :, carr. shsGer, cross cut.
saw, SET doubleLaynrs ,.sirgl charncFss cs thes.
kss, piico.fpiss. 10. .chsins, 3eTowbars setga
vhifss rSns also sto4cs ouse Il goa s,yo,
sufa milk cars pans, CALLS, a3zarn, &c, ard .,
quantity Of seed corn
TERKS, OF SALE.
Allsums Aldsr $40. cash. all SUNS over sha,
amount credit of ona-yenr Will be given on7gocd,
endorsed gstes at 7. scr ceRh. 4..4.. 4
".i' " @. Igsa4sT, Auction Foy.-
sw.t1 .st~A ..Is J.ps. ALEX fsEAFR,
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q he &enobha telegraph
KEN Osn.A WIS MAR 5asas74.

A NEW TITLE FOR THE REFORM TEMPsRANK
a,11 was offered hy Senator Mcs'urdy a.
SOllows: bil 10 promotr i"o'd:na'e
STnendltures and taxatioN, popular dscon''
cent and dix9speei OF AL The oohgatio"S
Jaw. and q directly interfere :" un tne &C clai
Of he people M,
" wutsbr remembered Mat the above
nrooosea Nsle is iakcn ir0m tho IN ssage al
His ExceIiency Governor Taylor
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a. YANKEE COO&s!GJEsa !"

In Cincinnati they tell =, liaele story
abou Ms. Chief Justice WasSs. Abou
q. n, nth before General Giant A2d breach
ed Mir. Yates name ta tbs Senate
though General Hliiye, sass eGr. Waite
was xlwa3s General Gssnt's' first choice
but before an rthiag wasIsbDaght ST tho
matter BY ghe Whites, iHfs., Waite wro's
an s9tisle 0a cookery for the Cinc'nna.E
Gt.zstse. The article aas ssgaed YANKEES
Conk Girl" Il was Sail Of sound suD=-
ges,lons IN toe copkcGE QUESTION. and re-
.plete with good advice 10 housekee, ess
The ar lca arrested SO Enuch attention
thai faallya rich ed wsaower in Gle, :
einn.ti wrote. to Sam Reed. the edpe6F,
that he wopld ne glad to give she " Ian"
kec Cook Girl N situsA-lSn---not as e.ser
vtnt, ont she might preside ovea. his
household. In fact, be offsreS msTsaage
Dir. Reed had 10 answer in q paragraph
thai the yankee Caok Girl" was net in
tn market, she having got situation IN
. uegh boring city. The people of Gin
ci nat, don't knew even now that the
Yankee Cock. Carl" 1Fas Mrs. Wslte,l the
sensible AMI practical wife of the new
fChief Justice, and that her new situatioD
" to be ths highest in line, lapd--chial
, n4lstseas in Uncle Sam = 1oussh, Id ci4saF'
and jasiiiica d,4aw flaw, em. ~ 2
Whatever people may aaR of she tsEs.
Lprle;y o. bsnsing murdereas. the co9atry
| d well rid Of d BRITISH %retch ia thu
Auahs By at Waukesant efo7Raferty,o the
murderer Of policsmaa OsMeara, Of Chi
Sago. 6After ths8delay nj a year and. q
thaR, tluriaa whichshe fss aecordedathre4
1tt ssls s&aa every ,arrifsees was escorted 10
to ave ha NECK, he lass paid the forfeit
tof Ma brutal lerane.]sIo bring this GRIN.
inapto pun sament cost thousands Of dol.
Elarspaithougb hiagpllts swas scarcely, .
lEtnatteroof the sslig htest ~ question . II In
view If such prncetd,ngs If may be qIee-
'ftisned " herhas Judicial ttrials gre not be.
4 c6minga farce. --sChtcogo JoaraeEao4Y
Y a7f'H ,s-az-4a 80 ',s--++-.4as aii ~
Il tAsasgson. asl or pangalpary battle, was gsine
his rouads sxamiaing his patents. He came q
length to sergeant who had been stru k by
bullet 10 tne left breast directya over he regioi
OF Che heart. The doctor, surprised at the narre
escara RtNe man, exclaimed, "Why, INV man
who're ia the name OF goodness could your hear
have he0rs ~ guess Il must have been in Ia,
jaouth 0ass thsn, dsct0r, replied tho Peer fsllov
txpstA 4 YaSa2 a@lSi0
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The sisia srexs one afAthe sol.aols IN
PrGtsbttr1h were out sYr q " . Liz on Tines.
day going aipngl two by TOO lwhsH, turn
ing into 4 stfcctD on when sasaseas 4
much aboudd, all at opcc there was q
o!atter az 81 one ua,versat feu de file oil
small arms, caused by the sudden clap
ping To Of the window shutters Of tbs
saloons TIE ss.ipositiea was that h.
women tenn pesance mcsemcnt was ;,,a,.
gurated, and, ia Eve minutes not saloon
bur Vas clossd aud ready for PRAYER and
pprralses. WiAen the 'innocsns girls ha,s
passed ty, she neutrality-suspicious. byloAy
pLeeeupld ons to survey rae situation, AM.
COD otid s,.ee was III stared, ,he bi fnds ~sn
,hened. The d,sofs upl,scked, and the rsf
4. y Won't III. Tse wicked fee " hen NJ.
N,a p url a.-CesuS!axd Hrstla 57@ q,
~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

kAisxandfe Dumas used TO tell the fol ewing on
Xcdotc; Being at theisan Carlos. Naslss,3 hs -
fsred ipto conversations Witha s,Ts.gsF sitting in
s stall Ac1t 70 hir "a "A hcpe," sad the lates, q
the close OF the performance that wa may haY;
the Measure Of meeting aga!n-I am Alsxandrs
Ih5up,ca - rOh, indcsdI' replied the &C ebratet
|aovelest. with his guy laugh, $50 am T." Tx
|Cssrange. collapsed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

sAet nadbilJ i
BrOwniew 10 to the Senate what
Steph EDS il to the Hoass.j 0lHe sits 8.
The extreme left of the Presidents
desk, so'aslts tbs,near the sdoor. He
" tall dark7halred man, pale even
20 big lips, Will ln09 fslotrIor iif'e, in
any part of his body save his rest,
less eyes, that grow bbrlght at arars
intervals when SOME ringing war'cry
On one side or tie other of the Chain
Der kindlos the ire that ,daigease Ia.
almost subdued. He never speaks
nor moves, nor calls o page, nor
miles, NOR talks to his mel ghReF
hAttendants carry him TO his seat Al
twelve, and backdlto 4 bis SOLITARY
home .at4tiye.. There he sits, duribs
sRe long hours,a silensaaad gAoat-like
veTlag, trembling rwltchlng pecpst-
a4lly with % terrible palsy. Such, to-
.4y IL ePsrsoR Brow slew," of Tcnnes.
| zee. -CsgvsspeHde@6s P&6S. Press.
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pess Of the answer given.
Perse ere in this manner OF con
Quoting recitations and your pupils
will soon become attentive s. lan
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-05

The following were the rnembc.sA al
this>Commmtoss: Fl. a. Paterson, Vim. r.
BARTLETT, j.. ~ Curtis. @. H.. Gibbs, A.. e,
Eeekmah, H1L. Palmertaad Sat. Clark.
with snase facts spread appn tho .sco, d
before bisa. the G vernon signed the oer--
,tficates. We repeat, tbs. more tha cas-. q
the worse Ii looks. ---i gtssa,.laus-
mol. 'oaih ih%1a fo 84oda g