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$500 REWARD

a ~ 70 53it0s sF1- sIIT VI sssgit Il.
q TsHE above reward viii b. pald for, inform
i tiop that will lead 10 the apprehension of
the party or parties who steal the lamps from
The town lamp posts, or damage the property
Of citizens. = aeis8aE 81 ssifssE u ~.
81 By Order Of Town Commissioners % 3.
oct3l-tfa r. y. HVRN, Chairman
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The psettiest girl 10 Baraboo Is Miss
Birdie Peck. and all the Rarsbcobies
long to Ay with her, 81 e
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The Semi. w eekly World ra

One YEAR, Two DoLLARs!oh siti y
.oSA@exira copyitos sgetter-up Of club Of ten. ~
The Daily tongetter-up Of club osstvent4-fyesd
Z The Semi-Weekly ylcontainsr Tuesday and
Fridays) all the contents, Of the Weekly, ,,onei
or two first-rate Novels during the year. and
all the cream of the Daily World 81 pa'''2 .
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FArrENINa CALVES "A sensible prac-
teal farmer says that be has often
noticed that calves would thrive better
on milk that is not rich in butter than
on shat is commonly called very rich
7mffk: The uufftive e,emsnts of milk
So { stisdf in tie casins Il you
~ hi ei1se psr1jshen1 rich
milk and one that gisesia quantity
poorer 10 butter. 1t is better to feed on
milk of the lstter,F The calf will thrive
better. and yen will get more butter
from the milk of the first COW. e. HI
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M OTICE.-I hereby give nstice that shall
~ app!yilia the General Assembly Of Della
wars, al Its approaching session, for . divorce
from my husband, VIM. A. Watson, = zsi4
Dec. 26-6w.4 SARAH C.WArTSON.
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The undersigned respectfully announces 70
.the2 citizens Of Middletnwa and Vicinity that
he has en hanil g. large and we'll selected
stock Of handsome and durable s,,,s sfs i,
Walnut and Other Furniture, 0i
which be win sell very y cheap far cash. Buy.
ing atiwholesale cash rates he feels assured
that he can sell as low as the same goods can
be bought elsewhere. By buying of him purs
sssssf sssss ilo$ ~ n sassI.ps sEOrsb9r their
q He is also preparedIto attend TO ~ :,
al Undertaking Werkas ).
at short notice and ia manner exeelled
by none. Persons wishing Metaliieior Wood
en- Caskets or Cases will find II to their nd
vantage to call on him He has, also iia
iaq - TAgL0R, it SONS sls 4
Ceiehrated gqrpsei freserver.
The Corpse may besdressed in the finest fab-
rics and not be soiled, land can be seen at all
timesl as nothing but dry cold air entera the
:i.Tft OdEoHdR 6i.SRas0E51 q
Practical Cabinet Maker and Undertaken,
Febl-l2m m tiiaisds Midlletowu Del.
mes = e
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's..srHz WORLD ANpllgs WORK. 81.

.lt lBtnghdMpfon Ledder.l- ,.-z.s } ar
: Those Of our Democratic friends WHO desire
TO subscribe for adNew ~ ork paper viii 1ind1
none that equals Eie World in ability, orthat
SO fearlessly and clearly advocateAD Dsmqcratiec
principles.a ri The news from all parts Of the
world IL IL complete, and its editorials OH all
subjects are vigorous and dokicals oiToe thee
farmer is inyalnable;a teaches him omanyi
things that lend TO promote his, best interests
which De sofely needs his eyes opened, TO-
The World is'now doing a great work IN beaf'
half of the Dsmosratic partys and should bea
fully sustained. qe {li. Re q
;,;.s, .. -, A THOROUGH EEwsPAPER. .sz1aH I'D
: rMdnchesfer Unign.
sisTAe World. in point of. ability, enterprise, 4
and Influence. stands ~ the head of the Deni-r
ocratic press in this country yuiass .giuno, 81
isdAadress, bsa ,t'q7qo"rHE wURLBses 10
(. % i94s5is5 slsi3sc Park Row, New eY4rk..i 4
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its rer.,
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet SO searching
! Ias I'd effeetuMfy purge out the great cor
raptiona oflth blood; such as,the scGafnlois
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities
or diseases that have lurked in The system
fodr years, soon yield to this powerful anti.
8 lote and disappear, ~ Hence tswoHdorfulu
cures, manysiof which ere publicly kndswr,t I
of ScrOfula, and all scrofulous DISEASES
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptive dis
sonlsssO( the sshiy Tllln0as, sRl0tchess
, BOils.R Rimples, Rnstgl Les Sores, st.
IAathonX,s Figs, s K9se Sr d %ErSssPs7' &p e
fHead, Rfhgw6f1Yf. and iifterna 1Ul-
Observation-Disclosures 6tomach,
and Liver. iiIta alsos cuzaa lother HcoIne
plants, 10 which it iWoYlA nQt, seem especp
ally adapted, such as DrOpSys .Dyspep,'
sia. Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,s
Female Weakness, Debility. and
Leuc4F6hHaA. Mhefl 5thff fare manifesto
tions Of the scrofulous poisons,
It is an excellent restorer of health and
i istreueskiu the Spring. by areRewing the i.
4 iappstlta andsyig,rs Of the digestive IoFgpns,,
1t 'dissipates the, depression and llstless lam
guor of the season. ;, Even when, no disorder
q appears, people feel better. and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigorapd new lease OF
life, 4,.s,, ..sf..s ,tsa.s - oar& -st.ites -
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YaaV IA NdEET YTa3q
Part. is44TgHsS sSaH aHlS6s'iis Y # as@ s' ready /,
SuttQns LeSlle.H0ll miscellany,

sd.To bascompleted in 40, parts, issusd fort
'Diehtlyds1EAch Psrtswil seoatsin an elegant
frohtispieceg originally engraved,on steel for
the London Art JournahqvR Reproducing at
price within the popular reach. eneps.ipgs
never before offered at less than five times the
aIAountv These plates, haye iheem the tRttrac-
.fidh NIL ta.z. q n nst ana.. ~ aaatrA ..lt
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RHEUMATfBM..''
iisi nat ,fkdsaK
nsss1q asueH sdi 10 l1sil sdT--.sIAsaa
.Aoli EMkARKaARIaEs, CURE
del yabsssT 40 ssasi+ i+ssue3 yiapeo sai

soiton no ri i,s1InJnc.l .tosis 1oa7s p
Mr.; Fmns N Res residing in South lWit
ming Ton and employed ID The Diamond STATE
Rolling Mil suffered tor.nine ID offts, WITH the
RhsnmsAisms and Iwas dunrier lirdienistseat
il msant without mpsh etteHt dpEipg this 1sige,--
anaq would sGHerSwif MaffGf q elSSiGftiatinr
palma. DR.. Simms' CelebrateasPaih Searches
cured, after about fors sweskaltpersistent use !;
Sstlimore and al the 9 end Of II lie fifth Bottle
iwassendfely weiEji tAsi. Ftftnef- fefefehce III
ltfiscase wsals6 sefsrstG MeSrss Pasrysk Sons
toys dealers, &C., King. streetias1a u lid
'RSeumafis6; VAS fedssc4daifly SaISd q 81 the
Hkh Searcher& esiIafyI bsn tasi ssw y.
Ola Daniel, r AggANtta q sAp,ss hoy,of lagears
sHfeFeal exSrgc!aflng as Raias, s9pld not pss bis
legs q particle, YET was agle to walk in AZ
hours Es Two bottlese curtN inH each qf fhese
taSss % lWA cotld give many more sfeissences,,
We have long ist, ihat We tbiak The above
Sp spffisient 81 ,t9 t9 conYinSe s1y ope ,sa,jw
4 ,sd. # THEEs Es,P PAIN .sEAstRSHHER Al ~. =.
Raisk " relieves Grempsh sud fPains b. Neural
gia, Headache, Poothache, DiarrhGs, -Dysen-
icfy, &c, and in Rheumatism it IS Certainly d
'w6ndeffal Medicine, NOT havhdgs filed In n
single case. Used inwardiy and entwarilly su
n, Price SO ospis q boltlet og six for $3.50.
Principal Depot, Fourth aud King streets,
Wilmington, Del.
= PhiiadefPhia Depot, Arch street. nj
sii New Fafk pepoii n Sfxtk Avenae.1s
81 7sAallmars, pepos,a s,aa06 Raltitnors street.s
Sold by aDRaBA ARR, MID als,own ;lM MMiUAR-
MACY, Kirk waeds and dealers every where. "
q, Oct 2S.2m0ss{ ~. hs4sbto ssg,s sassaa ~
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.E,sy151 q. .ESaesFW N

A'Dstroit insurance agent hired :
boy the other day to, mind his Office,
and went to dinner leaving the yoath in
charge. Wheu he returned heI found
that the lad had whitfield one of the
table, legs almost siu tive and dissscted
The cushion Of the swinging chair He
was greatly annoyed and spoke sharply.i
when the boy birst } iHfo tears and re-
piled; 4; If you don't want TO, let
'feller take any comfort I'm giing 70
leave ~ Detroit Press. " y i7'esb '. u.
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Periodicals..
ia laI4r
rha4es OWE PRICE TO ALL. et1
TIE NEW YORK. WORLD.

THE DEMOCRATIC PAPER OF NEW YORK.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
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ates That ara iaaig alafant inisieVefH He
|jfdsion Of In aaAounesmenuAe As
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION BY MAIL.

CASH IN ADVANCE.
One year. postage included...........-..$6 90
Six Months, postage included...... 90
Three Months, postage ineluded...-....... so
Two Months, postage included. 20
One Month, poatage incladed.,t.... nv 60
Address OF
A. S. ABELL CO, Publishers, 81
Sun IRON BUILDING,s sdl
NPetiTTo1f' Nd,
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COR Ms, s',,.sB1sl, ..s,,B UN i TO Ms

= coaxs srHow, thsys sting. Fshssb aches snass and
burn, upon our teet In vain We beg, We threaten Ee
Ssig ssrs sss Ts
are nntrestiee tears cdsses groansy nothing cap re-
fssps os sas sss s a4P
Pies Pes 81 l.
tense suffering occasoned by the disease, IN its va
nass enough aSse Sss it, n The sesps
1Ss ,s ssss ss.s. % &c ps
expesienced whAn shuted Win, thh' preshefass dsl
Tes ssSssss Ss sss s Sa sPs gsss Il e
isfsis Immediate. Ybensusaa ssi dircekg The inis
Tsuis SsSsae ii 4 liz NOS sa,sSedy
assasssi sssss1Es ses
sssssss' 81 3 RI sssss 81
y soz.e saas ssshssuss wss hsys :,
asse : sse Ssa2sSSS siS sss isd
gw inmsaisi saI II ~ sd,,,Sss IL. =
ConSumptlor. saIs .asaa ssn saSdI a has Sbesi
Sf,sa p B4a ar2ts ass sas c5ssss ass
Capghp Crpahg Htarasafssy Brenchitis
n s asesses s, o. Sfss sse thfai iass aaS sIests
GORNS liz sssfss ssaiss sesss s$ sss e e..
,SspaJ fnm eue aittle thsessas6fd ckildtS tfSAged
,grandsisa yergipg to stylish. hapdsoins
sorts pddle,aged matrons; old maids, dressed up To
appear young and gay; dahdies, with their patent
Hatkets kad sgbves andiuevit&ble walking sdck the
deFgynsp lmsrchsnts ,f!egk, artisan Az, me.
icSms shdninsib bad uaibsand other authorizations Of
the feet all of which are bapished and cured BY the
de II Briggs Corn ard Buhioh REMEDIES, Afaviator
and CSsstlysaoss b hso1 srr ssp y. t1eti bsk \
No. :. Bunions, Bad Nails and alf Diseases Of the
AOHQSt Feet Cancers and ScrofuIous Humors,
Piles &C.. skilluly and successfully treated at the
great ceHtral Cirfor6cAl and Healing Institute,
ss8 RF0sdway Nss YsrtYsisq1 III R.iss, ,g, ooo ron,
saaishbibr BfigstTsn lsr ssie by iaiI' i !,
ind sspoEi sIsIME R9sfEPHENS 4hC0.
NJ. AaiuhlslnK zwoIes a. .4si,hiddleto y4i Del.
or,n )
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CONSUMPTION. C(jOl, PIsi' ()iNS N.,CURED. l[j'. RED

n ~ -. !. ssssaa, III uTeasT o. GoiIsi 9
4e Te "a Aafer q 1Ssq"ser.p, s .iiisi, pa
,udSs y Efhihsp sEfhqifhNspp ssdq7o si gnbloa 81
t,k win yon please inform your readers that
have positive a.,
: A'ei tuRE ron CoNsufIFTION :,
and ali disorders Of the 'Throat and lungs
and thai, by its use in my Practice,3 have
cured hundreds Ofcases, and will giyeai
y fsyisys, haag Ai.o00io0s1 bsli4, .aa ~
for case it will not benefit Indeed, 90
strong is my faith, ] will send SAMPLE FREE,
TO any sufferer addressing me. =
hsPlease show this letter 10 any one you may
know who is suffering from theae diseases and
oblige, sl,is Faithfully Yours, ..uoif ..
- DR.. T.F. BURT,
janl6-6m. SO William ST., New York;
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CURING THE HIocoueHs.-A young
esHtahish 3hb Intends the Austih pub
IL, -. school had bssn ssu told that i / sudden
shock of ,frightaxopHa, cure tbs slhic-
cough, and the otAetlel tlelven!ing ng,5whtile be
Va. AsssioeA& 4svssp 10 shslnJsrrbw
py drawing picture of the sshgp|nYe 'im n
ON his slate shis sIaspectsd upS0geniterI
was seized With u ct of hiccoughst THs'
odlgentieiH % A,aasl tilted bsSk. ~ bis
lohssir, With his isss iis i,iss..iingn ii E non,sthe iop
Of the steve. and lie ,yvio yioaalg hopefal
d cons ss;lk k,ssabk ssks 1asatr 1asatr oaikihMJ pst1
as the dola man was s.;,ss ~ lstlinsy lsAh a
sheartssbssAking bic the bqy jumped and
,ysllsa, r.. fAsE qtld man na kss' just
getting out pph-eph, but Il. he uassr 1lsIs got
1t cut. He gave aajuWp which stiltA
over the ehaira endleaasaspHpgt re-
gain big iest eqpilibtissl@se " bis is,s fsets few
up again,ts 4 the ssss iable,ap ,lapprsstsirg p ]. and
student lamp which ,l'.. stead ss upon i, and
'heisPssd qrsa s9s rbsas ia ass sshe seeess ep Tub
sto.e-hearth Tbe old lady bearing
the racket, came running 10 from the
kitchen and. sripped pees the old mans
.prostra.s form ~ ~ kppoeclgjng deYp swhat,
not WITH, lstI Pf rglss,. .s9d CCbips lgrpa.
tnsnts, ! Whas .thatshoy'sa fathera arose
from the wreck and shook the ashes and
}pAntsrs bfIglass oous of hisi hiiF and
clothes be was cured ofsthe .hiceoughs,
bu. there vas uas TOOK 1sfssn II sierpness M in bis
aye = !, ,H$s,Saht PLY l.s.g hoys ana the
boy sits on the edge oflishsE'seat at
school and lies, % % bis front when in
bed, and silently murmurs that the old
.,S4n 664p 4p4p lkiejtb bib obSlltneIJld head;
of before b. viii ever tlry 70 cpre him:
--Austins Mev) Reeeille.I I'd IL s., s.
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London "a tpssj1 1urnal,

Each part VII contain 76 quarto pages, in
cluding the elegant frontispiece, on heavy
plate paper A spperb, title page, richly il
Illuminated in red and gold, will be given with
the first part, and the printing of the entire
work will be a worthy representation ofx.sThe
'H0Hk Arestr itaicEt a10fffIad 1r Rme-
thing beautiful and valuable.
At q Cost Of 25 Cents a Part.
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FITS CURED FREE!l

pae1IS ~ 0tt1U FHEE.
qs1 s,,iiimmo9 sn;hiiaa sdl 10 ssigos oos
,.lAly-psfsen suffering frop;ths above diseasA y
quested to address D8. PRICE, and trial bottle
medicine will he forwhftled " Expfesss sseaaus
FREE! .bss..q
The only cosN being, the sExpress chssgessi viii
owing to my large business, are small.
es DR. ,Rsisi. has Mads the treSsheht ofs; oi iilc
rsu soisysKlT& Or nEPa1ERsF ss.as
, estudy fpsy sapd he Yisl " warrant arsnrs hx
use Of his remedy.
Af'A'es ''f y VIII c,JjaaE ,ja1 "a 46u. tsifebA
No matter u hoa long Standing ydar s ss Hay
T fhowpapy other remedies pas haze failed.s
Circulars pnq testipoplals s 9 sent Eith s.s Hid
'ht"oN FREE TKfAf L B0TTLE.,
sa kfiioulaf7 q give bHr E4pres, w wtlf Is ye
Post 0feedizeetispiiap6 aoi,pIoss1 iaioi siif
Is1issSsSss' ss~ DRsVHkssnf sfKfcE,,air
,eisH 1sLlymst ..ssM wilhaip ipsssReitateR sssRette, lew Yol
= q
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teiioi ,1i bqiIl8xai .si,nNcSria 10 saesiss.
Wv sniasys gsf,ssni9E tssi 10 sfs5ilia zai
pr .1stsaA gitIoH zs9t snisfsas ztig ~
l.l i1sRsls -,sfra saes<ssTo iiiesiid I
4L s9al1I biasstc uslIaKs z sanel ssras
b5IlnR,K agol .b1aas,S ,usfzissA isis
N .sssgsaeii s1il1 ti.leA ,eial'iha
Ili1sshas.3 b asioL ..1nisisse tsyesFa
alk ,a1ols sssasi1 Z I ,1saaaA sla0
l,ss1 ssisq II .s1K ,aaum0g fiisgsbeas I
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. In making mmy ptrcbases fef this seasons
trade, Fshave exercised fe4t care anlataste in
my selections, searching gfhtnia1hes thorough
ly before | Bought anything, and then only
buying whabSbhsuseouDd,su ,sui1suy' custUm-
/. ersi ,aad nov, propose, to soheF advantages
that no other house can compete With, either
I'm prize ofi qdality, and 7 tafnestiye invifG an
I iezamina atiod sfmy stock 5suchsa staple and
fancy. Dry Good, Read dy-made Clathing, Shoes
and Boots, HaiP and Caps tbs, fullest assQrt-
GLASSWARE. Gsdceries, kcg in the, scouniry, -.
.hich will b sold at the lowest ppssibleprice'
for cash.
I 1T fnsBp9gi afeE sges sfuo.sl,4 aat u. a<ssg
j. F. ELlASON-
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n "a hesesq gar--TTrnQ. 1liEEi NsL
The w eekly World, One Year 81

POSTAGE PREPAID BY u.s.
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=. e, =. Ayers !, 9 e. .,... s,...
= 10 eios u soso'id 10 'sTiaY'gp
HarSa.parllIa

il'IsSw widely Rnown. !
as eneiof the MOST
efeetual
ever tpr
cleansing. the sys,.
tenn and puriyii,g,
the blood. .9'sft1 1ihs
;ssls,. ;sSSs tas ,sssa 81, E :
stantlygrowiug rep
,,fofinv, ho ca1 IN. ire
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'4II,,adjies ia die X Z Gloves GIL

" ii-';1 a-1iiiF 5'H-7. "a
|sT aots tsssmi.a 10 ,.psd ssAlsessa .Hei'
.,,isoq q 4 .io1 vi bed assd ssd RIO
xis,y4 ~ sasii sl,i,is sf g;s2i 4.sass Ssaesa
.ntsnassj soD mosi q
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81 eRHP.fmB,D1Bs1b sdT
-, ~, =, u ,s,5 81 4sst isie s'd a lss~
FUANlTUkE. ..d 1ol bsioa zsr ban &
UNDERTAKING. '@''p !:
md dsk siFi g s1isf EsItGuf 9a0
. 3 apii sal asarUPHOISTERING,

GOO aaiTiail 81 niialA 10 ,I.@r7 -al'T
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begins lip, n November, and Will run for three
or.ifagri months, Il There will also be other
Nsvsletsss and Shorter Stories by leading
American and Epglish Story, " ritsFs-, The
Essegs, Rwisrs, and itorial Papers will,
employ the ablest psns in both
Enrnne and America. Home and Society,"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18
SENATOR CARPENTER
His Speech in Madison after
the Senatorial Election.
What he Said Of bis Candidacy and
Defeat-Patriotic Words to
the Republicans.
Political Affairs in the South.

Senator Carpenter addressed crowd
ed audience in the Assembly Chamber
in Madison on Wednesday evening.
Upon being introduced, in appropriate
words by Senator Barron, no spoke as
follows:
Mr. CHAIRMAN, LADIE AND GENTLE
MEM bail you as friends. The con-
querer is attended by satraps and I'M
willing subjects the captive is attended
only by voluntary friends.
The great instructor ia public speak
ing advised his students to commence
with that part which is most unimpor-
tant | wish to speak to you for a few
moments concerning myself. 7 desire
to say, first, that did not force myself
upon the Repu blican party as eandi-
date for the Senate. Early Ia last
spring I wrote to some fifty leading
Republicans of this state, asking them
whether should or should not be q
candidate, saying that my preference
was not 10 be; but I desirsd to act in
accordance with the wishes Of my
friends. Of that number, but two
wrote me advising me not to be candi-
date the others said I must be. They
said I had been elected by the Repub-
lcans to the Senate {; that the state had
passed into the shade of political par
ties, and become Democratic. Not to
be candidate, aAd not to go into the
campaign as such, would be unjust to
the Republican party. came home to
Wisconsin after the adjournment of
Congress. consulted again with nay
friends, and they insisted that 7 should
be candidate.
l went into the canvass, anG cont'nu-
ed in it Saving four days sickness) until
the night before election.
A Legislature was elected, and with
the assembling Of that Legislature came
the issue with regard to the Senator
ship.
My friends presented nv name to the
caucus Of the Republican party, and /
received the nomination of the party.
Then followed what is very unusual,
and what I trust will not occur again
in our state, or in any state THAI has a
Republican majority,a portion Of the
party seeded from the regular organi-
zation, and organized coalition with
The Democratic party. The substance
Of that arrangement was to sell me out.
I thought it was q mistake on the part
# our friends upon the principle that
when you have good thing you ought
to keep it. Laughter and applause.
But, under the circumstances, if I was
to be sold out, | certainly had no right
to object to the price demanded, which
was the sohoZe Democratic porty Of the
state. Laughter.
I am very happy to say this evening
that I am to be succeeded in the Senate
by no man OF doubtful political senti
ments, nor by one who will fall into
Democratic practices. Mr.. Cameron is
known as true and tried Republican.
I have seen this afternoon, what am
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18
POOR MAGGIE,s VALENTINE.

Poor aud hungry. pale and sad,
With not much to make her glad,
Out at elbows, out at toes,
See poor Maggie. there she goes
On her thin cheek mounts . flush.
Really quite pretty blush.
while with Joy her dark eyes shine
Maggie's got valsn tinei
Tim, the nswsboy, from the stores
Bought, and left 1t ct he door:
From his pennies sparing ten,
Busiest OF little men;
All her poor, sad heart to cheer
Calling her my ''lcve" and "dsar;"
Asking her. In verse so fine,
"Will you be my Valentine :
Maggie, used to many woes,
Cruel words, and cruel blows,
Scarcely, In her sad young life,
Knowing anything but strife.
Lack of warmth end lack OF food,
Wonders who could be so good,
Az 70 lhink, and rrintit too,
"Pinks arr pretty, so are you"
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F BURG, hos removed his Barber Shop to No.
Fac 2l Main St, second door North of Thomas
English shop which building h has thoroughly
renovated and fitted mp 10 the hest possible man
ner, and where he will be happy TO meet his old
customers, all who require his services ia the art
tonsolial.
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up B WHITAKER & co Manufacturers Of
ia . Portable & stationary steam Engnes and
s5olers, Shahipg and Pullles, Hand and Power
Tire Benderss Tire Drills, and all Other kinds OF
Machinery. Also KenOsha Union Thinble SkeIns,
Tuycrs, Bolster and Reach Plutes, Kettles, sleigh
Shoes and Post Maus Repairing dOnepromptiy.
KenOsha, Wls., April goth, 1874.
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WAHNEN BROTHERS, No. 70 Main St., Keno
=. Al sha. Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly
on hand we'll selected stock OF Cloths, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats
and Caps of the latest styles. Work Done and
goods sold as cheap as at any other establishment
IN the city
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a. DOAN, dealer in Dry Goods, Staple and
E9o Fancy Goods, all kinds of Cloths, Read
Mace Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hsts q
Cape, &C.. &c Let il be remembered that we keep
noihlug but first class goods, and further, will
not be undersoId in this or any other Western
city. Kimbalps Block, Main st. Kenosha, Wis.
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u VERY STABLE Ben Jewettis prepared 10
IL furnish the best Horses and Carriages, for
business or pleasure on the shortest notice
Hearse at all times ready toattend iunera's. sta
BILE on Market equare, near the Post dt1ce, Ken
osha, Wisconsin.
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DHSEN Il BRDEESEM, Manufacturers and
ID Dealers IN all kinds OF FuI niture, Spri'g
Beds Mattresses, Upholstered Goods. Chamber and
Parlor Sets Ready made Collins always on hand.
Shop on Main neai Wisconsin street.
KenOsha Wis.