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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11
s Hogs and Swine.

There is an ordinance of tie city Council for
bidding the running at large of certain animals
Within the city limits, and among them are hogs.
Considerable damage has been done 10 grass plats
lately by these roofing quadrupeds,; and Marshal
Stahl has made up his mind to take up and con-
fine all hogs found running at large. This will
cost the owner from $500 10 $40 90 each, TO get
them out of hts possession. Below will be found
Section one and two OF e,. f..e IS
ORDINANcE No, LAv.-Page 141, City Charter,
passed October IL, 1870. @ ST. sgn
+ Fl Sec l. Be 6 ordained By the Common Council
of the LSta of Ke410shG That no swine shall be
permitted to run at large in any of The streets,
alleys or public grounds within the limits ofth1s
city or any enclosed park OF said CITY, at any
time and il. case any swine shall al any time De
found running at large in any such sire es alleys
I or public srounds or park, II sha be lawiui ioI
any persOn 10 seize and take mp sucn swine, and
confine the same in some secure place, 10 be Sc
pleeted bylsueh person So seiZlng The same, untll
the same shall be sold released as herelnafi Ell
provided.
Sec g. The person Selling or taking up such
swine shall wi twenty -four hours after taking
M the same file with the city clerk written no
tlce thereof. setting forth description of such
swine and the time Of taking them up. and The
owner or owners OF such swine go taken up, may
| at any time before the rale thereof obtain from
tht CITY clerk an order for the release of such
swine by paying 20 said city clerk The sum OF nifty
cents for each swine so taken up, end the sum OF
: filty cents iof each swine for each day the same
have been held under such seizure TO be paid nyel
10 the person taken up such swine for his charges
and also the sum of five dpllars for each swine
released "a the fine for permitting ne same &C
run at large, which shall be paid by said clerk Y
! the city treasurer.
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GAN-PETERSON-Nov s, 1875. at the Con
gregational Parsonage, Kenosha, Wis. by Rev
H. G. Hitchcock, Mr.. William F. Hogan and
Miss Ads Peterson, both of Highwood. III.
NEWBURY- RANDOLPH-IL Paris Nov embel
Sd, 1875, at the residence OF G. M Gnlick, Esq.
by the Rev, Thomas Gillespie OF Bristol, Henr;
A. Newbury and Minnie G. Randolph.
McMILLIN-GRI VOID Oct. 81, 1875
at the residence of the brides father. Mr..
j, A. Griswo;d, in this city, by Rev. a. G.
Hitchcock. Mr. George ". McMillin, q
Chicago, H., and Miss Annie Grtswold
of this city.
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roNeppe ATToNA1r-Rev. h. @. IToHooCK Pastor
Services at lO:30 a. NJ. and 7:Oe r M
werHoDlsr-Rev w e. WALKER, Pastor. services
1T 1870 4 M and 700 P. NJ.
Ep1sooPAL-Rev. LUcIEN G. LANCE, tastof' oet
~ wees at 1890 A. NJ and 7;90P 81.
(-rn,4,15 MrruoprsT-Rev p. SCHATER, Pastoi
Services at 10 80 A. Nj. and 80 T. M.
7Tu1rAR1AN-Rev. II. M. SIMMONS, Pastor. Ser
vices II A. NJ.
G. MhpK,s CATHoL1c-FATHrR ". DoUGHARTY
Paetor. Services $40: 80 A. n. and T. ~
:, ,or1.T-Rev. HENRY CLARK, Pastor Services
1880 A. 81. and 7:00 M
Tr,THrRAN-REv C. PoPP, Pastor. Services
1890 A. M. and 2. Nj.
On GpopeE's CATaoLIc-FHTHER M. BETTER
priest Services at 1880 A. nj. and 2.SO T. nj
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

FELL THRoUGH.-Last Friday afternoon as Mr..
William Bullamore of Pleasant Prairie was doing
some business in L. Bain's Hardware store, he
Inadvertently walked off the edge of the hatch
way leading to the cellar. falling distance of
ABOUT ten feet. He was very seriously bruised
and Jared, but fortunately no bones were broken
Mr.. Bullamore was removed to the residence of
Mr.. John Dale on Park Avenue-Medical aid
summoned-and his needs attended to- He Is
recovering from the effects of his sudden descent
and will soon be out and on duty.
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The State Of Wisconsin, F

CIRCUIT COURT FOR KENosHA COUNTY.
JOHN MOONEY, r
1 Plaintiff,
against
JOHN NORM,
Defendant.
THE State of Wisconsin, to the above named
Deterdant. John MORN. You are hereby sum-.
moned and reqn red to answer the complaint ct
Jnhn Moonoy,the plaintiff in this action, which
has bee filed III the office of the Clerk OF the
Clrcn;t court for Kenosha County at his office in
Tho CITY of Kenosha, and you required to serve
. conv OF your answer to the said complaint. on
the snbscrtber at his Office, in the City Of Keno
shs' wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service ofthis summons on you, exclusive OF the
dav If such service; and if yo7 fail to answer
tbeasa,d complaint within the time aforesaid,
~ i,Isintiff in this action will take judgment
against you for the sum Of Two Hundred ard
fiftv Dollars with interest on One Hundred
Dollars thereof at ten cer cent, per annum from
tba eleventh day of January in the year ore thou
send eioht hundr ed ard seventy-three together
with interest on One Hundred and fifty Dollars
tba,aof at zen per cent from the 23d DAY of AH
gust A. D 1878 besides the costs Of this actlon
WIrNEss. the Honorable John T. Wentworth
IN ore If said Court, at Kencsha in said County
This 30th day of October A ID. 1875.
ME own JV QUARLES,
oteu Plaintiffs Attorney.
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.ordor to Hear Petition for Administration.

Order to Hear Petition Tor Administrations
crATE OF wIsCoNSIN-IN PROBATE-KENO-
GHA co COURT. In the Matter of the Estate
of Janes Lieher. Deceased. 6s 81,
n, reading and fling the petition of elarissa
Tjeher. Of Somers, Kenosha Co... reoresenting
among other things that James Lieher. iate OF
Wn,,sha County, on the 26ih day of October, A.
4 ,s75. at his resid ence in said county died
iniestste, leaving goods, chattes and estate with
- his State and that the said petitioner is the
iSw of said deceased. and praying that admin
isirstion of said estate be to her graRted, It =
nrdered that said petition be heard before the
g,sre az this Court, on Monday the S9th day OF
SHu Der, A. D., 1875, at 10 o'clock. A. M, at
his office in said county
ordered further that notice thereon be gwen
heirs of sain deceased. and to all persons
O,eeres1ed, by publishing copy Of this order for
.ae successive weeks prior TO said day OF near
- in the KeDnsha Telegraph weekly news,
n,er published in the city q Kenosha IN In, said
coih'y NE County Judge.
GATED Kenosha, the 29th day of October a. D.
1871 nf
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A little girl, the daughter Of Mr.. George Leon
ard, fell from the front steps of his residence on
Exchange street, while playing last Saturday
afternoon, and was injured somewhat; the head
striking NAIL cutting the head. The little one
has however recovered from the effects of the fall
and is as bright and playful as ever.
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Rc..u.ng Rooms last Thursday evening wac very
ENJOYABLE occasion. Social intercourse. music,
dancing a1d plain refreshments were the features
of the programme. 1t is intended to continue
these sociables during the winter, with change
of kinds OF refreshments each time.
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Old Credit

EnKenesha Co. Is reported to be dead, but his
skelesonsc proportions still p<rvade every busl'
nessln Esnosha, with the exception OF the chear
cash Sore Of L. Fellows q Co. They gave his
putrld cazcass grand bounce two years ago
TEeY resemble sheimmortal Washington. They
srshrst In the Cash Business, Grst in tow prices
atse IN any and al reductions. TheJ offer
1000 Yards Of the best Red
Flannel Manufactured at 45c.
reduced from 60c a,vs IL
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A caution comes from the Postal Department
with the issue OF the new postal cards. If any
thing except the address is written on tie face of
the card, 1t lie thereby rendered unmailaole ana
will be thrown among mail matter marked 'sheid
for postage" Write ell yoq can on the back.
bat nothing on the face side except the address
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Dangerous Counterfeits.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,

-
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. 1875.
Refuse all five dollar notes of the following
banks: Fret National Bank of Chicago, I'll The
Traders National Bank of Chicago. Ill. First Ma
tiona Bank of Paxton, Ill. First National Bank
of Canton, H.; also First National Bank of Auro-
ra. Ill.
Nearly the entire amount of five dollar notes On
these banks has been withdrawn from circulation
and 10 additional issues wilt be made. The Con-
from circulation, and all persons receiv1r such
notes are entity requested 10 depOsile the same
with the nearest National Bank, or to forward
them to this office for redemption.
JNo. JAY KNOX, Oomp trolie r.
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WILDER 8 Benedict extend their compliments TO
the citizens OF Wilmot and vicinity for their pat
ronage, and invitea careful Inspection Of their
fall and winter stock before purchasing else
where. Our stock is cor1plete and we will not
be undersold. Highest market price paid for
Butter, Eggs, Beaus, and other farm produce
All goods warranted as represented. g 24W3
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Mr. Fl. D. Jennings has moved his Book Bind
cry and ruling establishment to Bonds Building
No. SIS Main street, up stairs. Mr. j. has now the
best appointed bindery outside of Milwaukee,
and hopes to merit the patronage of the public
Ladies can visit the bindery now without the in
conveniences and annoyances heretofore existing
as his bindery is not connected with any other
business,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

| II is rumored about town that stoch
company is forming 70 oui'd ana run ano'ner
steam grist milt Already SIS 900 OF the
$25 900 nea ded has BIZ en- promised by three
OF our business men and The balance Gao
soon re Obtained, The location of the mil
talked of is at the north end of Main street
BRIDGE 68
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The Waukegan firemen are TO have grand ball
at Phoenix hall on the evening OF the 24th OF
November. 1t will be reineinbered tn at the arst
party given by the ''boys was pleasing success,
aud the indications are that the coming event
viii nr0ye 20 he equally we'll conducted. It is
expec ed that the IRE companies OF our sister
city-Kenosha-win attend the bail II BODY
Wankegan Gazette.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

Parties desiring to obtain my Flavoring Ex-
tracts hereafter, can be accommodated by calling
at the store Of S. Fisk, Jr-, where supply will be
constantly kept on hand and sold at prices the
same as If the extracts were obtained directly
from me.
25tf A. M. CRoTsENBUEG.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

The Popular Science Mouthly says that in Tar
key, Russia and Peru, the number of pupils re-
ceiving primary instruction in schools forms from
Il to 4 per cent. of the population: in Spain,
per cent; in Italy 6; in Hungaryi IA in Austria,
9: in England and in Norway, ~; in France, ID
in Prussia, Is; in The United States. II. gsff.ts
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

There will be Social Festival OF the Baptists
and their friends at the residence of Mr.. George
Yule, on Market street, this evening. Refresh
ments and variety of social pleasures will be the
order of the evening, and pleasant time is anti
eipated. All are invited. The objects ef the
gathering are worthy enes, and should be encour-
aged
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inducements offered by nis TO"
Running Through Five Grea'
states. .as SIS B6af Ih

fame into the melbourne e. o. , sne
49, can n y est of Salem Station. on The zo' ol
mctnser 1875 TWO THREE YEAR OLD STEERS. o pa
cd and he other roam. The owner il requesleu
20 prove properly Jake away the stssrs nS n''
the charges. ,s.orr gs,8 :" -. a1sRl
6ssem wiz. Novs ID 1875
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

I'VE will furnish the WEEKLY INTER
OCEAN and the TELEGRAPH, postage
maid for $500 IN advance. THE SEMI
WEEKLY INTEROCEAK and the TELE-
GRAPH. posta2a paid, for $3.50 in ad-
,yanceT
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

Wewin furnish Sc,ibner's Monthly and
the TE-BaRAPR, postage paid. for 50 Ia adj
Fancc. @ ~ -
Also ST. Nicholas and the IELEc RAPH Tor
$4.2S in advance. sf,rfgf #s.f saa-sr ssa +
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

Saint Louis White Winter Wheat Flour -
suDerior article constantly on hand at
s3w4 OvERACRE's.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

Mas. EKLUND keeps constantly on hand a
kinds Of Millinery, Hair Work and fancy goods
ali Kinds of hair work is done to order at shor
notice. millinery work executed in the beet anc
latest styles. IL"
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Go and hear Prof. Cunning, Tomorrow
nlgt- This is TIE last lecture of the course
and viii be very interesting a5 z g go
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

Mir. z. G. Simmons lost very valuable morse
by the epozootic. We believe this is the only
loss in this city from this epidemicthis season SO
far
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Canadian and Imperial Scotch Dat Meal, jus
received at NJ. A. Overacre's 24W4
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Picnic. "ChalleLge,' and Graham Crackers,
Fresh every day by NJ. A Overacre. S4w4
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If time were money many newspaper subscrip-
lions would be paid that now remain unpalo' iol
those who owe them, take lime to pay them.
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Very choice Japan aud OoIong Teas, late arri-
val, at NJ. A. Oyeracres. l3ft @lW4
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PROFESSOR CUNNING.

A large, intelligent and attentive au-
diencc assembled IN Simmons Hall last
FRIDAY evening to listen to Prof. Gun
ning's lecture on the
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Just received, 80 cases canned Peaches-New
crop. For sale cheap by M. A. OYEaAoRs.
23Wz
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Chicago & North Western
K, A.ILW A Y. a

PASSENGERS FOR CHICAGO, Detroit, Toledo
o,ev ass nd Buffaio Niagara Falls Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Rochester, Albany, aoronto, 9nsre
al, Quebec Portland Boston, New York, rhila aGr
Sai, francisco, Sacramento, ogd salt Lake SIty
Denver, Council Bluffs, Sioux City, 81 Paul, MAJ
ouette. Eacanaba, Menasha, Madison. OneyeRR a n
Wiluankee. and all points North, West, Southland
Eat should bry their tickets via CHICAGO and
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Choice New Jersey Sweet Potatoes. fresh ever
week at OFEhAofSE ,.
a3yy4
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: TIL r
Remington Sewing
M A CHIN e

- Great q range of work as any machine =, In
~ ,ar,et aud runs very lighf and nolsiess
mi, END it TO any address by express ~ y a.
hbesal deduction from list price, Agen,s 81 =
60 II STACY, Gen'l Agent, SIT Spring Street.
TtIvrankee g. Wisconsin,.
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chicago & NORTHWESTERN Railway.

Close connections are made at Chicago with the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, Michigan cen
tral Baltimore g. Chic, Pittsburg. Fo-t WAYNE q
cn,caoo. Kankakec Line and Pan Handle Routes,
Far ali points EAST and SOUTHEAST, ana wv. ~
Chicago Alton and Illinois oen'fAl TOT All po'n's
SOUTH. sxfoSf
f,,sesconnections arc also made with he Union
pacific r. r. at Omaha or all far west polnts;
Close connections gre msuus ~ J""'''O' =.
7pith trains of all cross ROADS.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE


The following is a report OF tn
temperature for the past week:
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Give @enusha Sele9raph
Kenosha Station.
TIME TABLE.

TRAINS so7TTH. i TRAINS NORTH.
W. IN 4 M lExpr. Pass. 10 10 A. Nj
acc m Depart 20 90 a NJ mai g pass. IL 10 A. M
Mall @ Pass. 20 20 p mail q Pass 90 p. N
Express lass. 40 40 . N lNight Pass. 2 So A. N
Mall q Fass ~ 1 M Acc '1nArrives 6 10 Z. N
Nlgnt Fass' = * 4 M IFreight IL as p. N
Ereisnt % % p M freight 2 20 A. N
Efelght r..in GAP M Sunday Train G15 A. III
WESTERN TRAIN
..,uo. = tsAm Depart 80 F. M.
w. "A. stennett,
General Passenger Agent.
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Letters

4 81 called Tor ct the KeLosha Post Office. Keno
sha Cornty, Wis, for the week ending Nov:
18th, 1875 and which will he sen; to the Dead
Le,ler Office at the expiration of 80 days unless
called for. aef m a.ssft fFfsst8
IAbrecht Joseph Martin Mary ffHHs
leonard Mrs McEnainy John
Lind0n A Mcclellan Kate 81,
LalhrapGA as0pa DIN &C 8V 9A1
LIynpRe ohm [2] Randall Eta s
Murray Bridget Small Judge
Mann George Wait John
sNfG&8 8M UNMAIl ABLE.
Franklin McCarty, address inegible.l
Miss Nettie A Cowles, Evanston, Ill ~
Z To Obtain any of the above letters the applicant
must give the date of this list
4 3naN s CHARLES FRANTZ p n.
The Annual renting Of Psws will take place at
the Methodist Church Monday evening Nov. 18th.
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Pullman Palace Co.'s.


These celebrated cars are run on ailnlgnC 1fainf
on al the lines ofthls road, 90. +. !, - hos
w M; IN I ne ONLY LIN running these cars De
tween chicago and ST. Paul or Chicago ana MI
Az Omaha our seepers connect with the over .
!, "A Steamers on the Union Pacific Railroads Aoi
I'll III nntnts west of the Missouri River. '3# t
Among the a ts@s @l anapM si18A
Inducements offered by Mis Route
~ Rock ana Gravel Ballssted race;
SS,oai Rail Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor arg
~ VINO ,toom Dav Coaches, Smokns and Lonng
ino Cars WESTINGHOUSE Safety Air Brakes. MI
i rug patent Safety Coupling and Platforms
Sneed Safety and Absolute Comfort. 81 llzf
Running Through Five Great
a states, IS Gdt 81
"a oparsiing over 1000 miles of road, this Gon
enu prasents to the traveller facilities that an
MnT md CANNOT be offered by any Competl.SS;i.
8llticket agents can sell You tickets via inis
rou.s "a, wish the best travelling Recommendations
ION viii buy your tickets by this route, ana VII
Wv ~ W. y - o the w. H. STENNETT,
/ MARVIN HUGHTTT, ren 'Tassene "a
General IN erlntehuthp' Ef fLE
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~ Our pentist-pn. HAznLToN.

Max. 50 80. Min, sJS. Average,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-17
A Chapter OF Early Kentucky HIstory.

Captain Jack Jewett, Robin Mosby
and Ben. bradshaw were travelling from
Virginia 10 Kentucky ON horsebacs. As
the mode then was. Captain lever
was n large, finc-looking man, and "A
fair specimen of the sort of mon that
gave character 10 the period that EN-.
braces the early history of Kentucky
As the three rode along their attention
was attracted by angry words THAI came.
from cabin on the roadside. Word.
were succeeded by blows, when CAPTAIN
Jewett said Let's ride up and So,
what this tight il about" They cal.
loped up 10 the cabin. when, lo' II was
man and his bctter-half having 4 roo
ular " >ei-to. and she wa gcttire M.
better half of il. Hold my horse.
said Jewett, 4" and will learn the 49,
lesson he will never forget" Witt
one blow Of his fist the man lay pro-.
trate on the floor. The good wife looked
NJ her husband moment. and then Al
Jewett, when, reaching back, .hc caught
up "A large, long-handlcd frying-psn and
letting il drive al .Iewett's head, the
bottom went out and the rim went over
his head and around his neck, such wa,
the force Of the blow All efforts failing
10 get the remnant of the frying-pan
from around Jewett's neck, he had 10
wear IL for about five miles On hi. road
when a file in the hands OI "A blacksmith.
released him. We will not stop :, point
the moral. Bradshaw anc Mo-oy SET
tied in Mercer County, and Jcwett near
Mount Sterling. He was The granlfa
Their Of Mrs. Dick Menifeo DaaYN
(hY.) AdrerfiScr
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WI be found 10 possess those qualities %. ,e-.ar
T. the total eradication u al hlnus ara.k.
p-ompt 20 start the secrutiou- OF ihe lsvf sr4
give a healthy tone 20 the entire system inlr,l
It Q. no oriipsry discovery in medical r.. nre '1
have invented remedy for these stdhhora corr
plants which develop all the rcsuli. produced br
heretofore free nse of caomei. miur usi y
dreaded ny mankind and ackno~ie1a ci rs ~
strucfi,e IN the extreme 20 the iHtI system
That The yroregtis. ~ certain f,ei.hles -larf-.
al the virtues Of calome without IT, d uri0n. 3
denotes Is now an admitted fact rrn1a .ei .a..
putable BY scientific rrsearchr-. ara t.a-e afp
use the Mandrake Pills will be fuilg ed 'h.
the best medicines are those prov rs w ta.arr q
the common herbs and roots o. the Sod
These pills open the bowels .ra c'retf b
ious derAngemf nts without satat. u 10 tlt oi ih.
Injurious effects Of calopl ur s'hrr Isi-uu-
The secretion Of bile j. promoted hs ihr-' pi a.
will BE- seen b. the altered color 81 che sfir'- al4
disappearing of the sallow complexion All ..an.
liz ~ the tongue.
Ample directions ior use &C mpsny os' p'y o'
a..
Prepared only by J. II. schenek & son. s' 'h..
Principal once corner sixth ans Arm streets.
Philadelphia and for sale BY al dr. stsf- AGA .es
er-. Price - Ceuts pcr box
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" Throw ply sic To the Dog f'ii Sone
OF IT,

We do not in the least feel iih- blaming
Macbeth for THE expression ~ disgust. r-
deed. Ne are rather inclined % -bnpaihke
with him. Even adays mn-t q. fhr a.
thartics offered 20 The public Arb great. r.-
pul-i,e-louking pills, thc very appeara1re
~ which j. sufficient o. turn once -tom
ach." Had Macbeth ever taken DR. pituts
Pleasant Purgative Pellets hc would n.t
have uttered those word. az contempt D.
l. really encouraging. VIXEN one Is iii. ,0 ani
that 4 little. sugar-cOaied Priiei M larger
than grain Of mustard. viii as promptly
produce the desired effect ar a q SO ~ ..r.at.
nau-caiiny pills. The, little Pellet 4l
Ike other caihartic-. are really naiur
phy~ie They DO not dchiiitate hui tHn
ana intigoratc the system ~ ffm
should hc without IN. Pierce Pleasant flr
y.tiNc Pellets
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WEST AND sOuTu.

lst. The Governor in his message recon-
mends a return 10 the rird roce method OF
voting, instead OF by ballot. as AZ present
provided.
A boiler exploded in the factory OF Me-
Mahon q Steele, pavement contractors, in
Cleveland, on the ID. The building was
blown 10 pieces. and two Of the workmen
were fatally injured and eigh, Others more or
less hurt.
The trial Of VIM. q. Avery. formerly
Chief Clerk in the Internal Revenue Bureau
at Washington, for conspiracy to defraud
the Government by collision with the
Whisky Ring, was concluded at 81. Louis