davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-23

3aae, ipel4e &Ii0Mpab tint 1920 8. so. berlaTet, fat
feii Fa9l'dD C5pnnts8 as ausgerpmmetl unb balter an Bel
allen 9eipGtnliden Gtdttpuen.
3g3e, pe!hs Slidmpub UNI ft:f5 g, 81. ~perfoTeu.
faprei ta0ll@ NM battCt au in 6anpSer. Qpui1a Gjprs
%nenSStle charlottesville Sp9. Wtfan's 'gfiyer, G,reens
MOOD, saapn5eberc, Stauntpn. 0cf9er, WtQbprp,, @pD,
n8ten uno allen Stdttp1en netliG run WQeabanY
aeerittspeattpns3i9e ne laden Mtdmpn6 fir CIR.
nsnsStlIe uno allen 8miiden Statisnen tdald tg bpn.
tha9s aanSaenpnmerl UNI AGO 81. W. Die Wa1eaiers
pisles 3uDes trtffen I'm $40 3. so lit 9Dafbn tpi Elm
paala8'ere tur S9afburs tnbSltmet nebmedspen II AZ
Ma9htitas 3na Ia ber 10 30 Nprsensu9 lid nidt yer,
6tteet NIT 9eaitinairn Gtip, @ireinia, MtelaGb uni
VFeat southern @iienbabn3u9, pei6e III: lid aelttt.
SNlat ~SSa99pnS fabren mtt aaeu Nant iiaen limb
TdrlpreQSnAlpl fdDret NIT cen tdgtiden prl,Ieen bf.
! y pp1t Q9btte Sulpbur Sprtng5.
2tfet Sffee uni. Stiafs26aalpn linb nut $50 gRabs
MI tae ttr ZEN fi:45 Nadmitta9 iua pfet.
3ule tpntiten IN 9lidntpno an ME fplat:
@lPItB : She5 td9ltb %. St.
MN Su0talliW lSphnta9s dus9eEpnt.) } UNI $40 VI. 81.
@eep floedtton3ul tdglid (Sonatage dusG. 1900 q .gf.
3u9e Wel1e in Nt6npAb aatpinnen, fatten Del Ten
Stdtteten AT, ME pben. ~
Ste 3H9e p~erbinben ii6 NIT SEN 3aetn Ter RtAmpnt
nno 2ahrtle urb Rt6rtprb unb gettrsbura @iIen6abn
lHhte YIN ais nab Ni9ntpnb.
Napere ansfunft ipeeen 9teiIe etc. iplrb in gfp. S26
@tath Sirr pber in Der Office Ger Gpmpa9nie e%rttetlt.
Conway st. Srparo,
@eterdl Yalasisr. uab SiGst-slsent,
u. 81. 9. Dunn,
Saeeniear unb. @nperinten> ent. q
, 1876-10-23

MufentDoIt. Der Gilenbabnsus,
Wel9er bier nm 8 ubr SonnabenO Mor
gen eintreHen IoQte, uno Der um l ubr
Na@mittas fdlis uar, fanlea eri tSonn=
abenb I'm 2 uDr Na6mittag on. IS
beibt, Die Sruppenienoun9en Daben Die
Gt6rung %DeranlnBt.
, 1876-10-23

0ie 3ebn @sbote bes
9anopirtbs. Sas erlte gebot f:
gau piel Sutter.
Oas apsite @tbot: Suttsre gut
8ieb.
Sas brittle @ebOt; @ann fe4lt es au6
an 9In9er ME.
Das pierte Ge6ot: Mit i9arfer Gsse
unb 9utem Bflug.
9as FINITE Gebot: 9tdcre flei6i9 uno
tief 9enu9.
9as ie9Ite Gebot: g8as bein gaer
Dir fam 0eben.
Sos lisbsnte Gsbot; Cont bu igfte-
, 1876-10-23

9 erammIung. Seute finoet
Die reselmabige monatli@eS er1nmmlung
bes beutl@en llnterltiisun9s 1ereins
itatt. Giele Mnaei9e
, 1876-10-23

9eut DE con erbatioe Ser
a m M + II 9. Seute miro cine beut+
lhe @ericmmlnns in Der vGirsinia
5ale," 7ten 9traBe, a~b9ebalten weroen.
SieDe @nseise!
, 1876-10-23

Ierbre6er. Sasco 8anf, Ne<
Ger, wuroe seitern ipegen gro BEN Oieb=
ftabls auf 10 SabS in Der penitsntiarp
abeeIiefert.
, 1876-10-23
So i 81 n5ei9e.

Gu6olpb @auer
SIT fein gauer,
Gr Siebt Elm 3o0n i'm Sou
nno 1T 9oet boou.
Sic g8albingtoner DGcutI0e ,3t0."
6tin9t fol9en0en poeti14en Gr9ltb 6es
Snuer
Gu6oIpD 5aucr's
Centennial
8ei0ts=g erI66nerungs=N nHolt,
lnter Dem 9otel Nfcper, 40 9snnI.
2(pe., 5pii6cn A. uno 6. Ctr.
Yripat5immer nit Gln9anB bonn 9otsl
nl1o Der Seiten9als fir 56r6p=
fen, Slute3ellegent 3obn5ie-
ben Il. |. ID.
9nngc troden iaB Der Sonel,
ngttOtS 5u nngen, ni0ts 81 beiBen"
gi5 i0m einliel ouf Die 0auer,
SIN ~Sonrnol" 81 aopertilen.
So, pon ollen Gd' uno Gnoen,
Gtromtcn SIT ibm ntre &unoen.
Wfan6er, Ben er Ian9lt uer9eiIen,
Sat li6 luieoer ei~n9eIunoen.
9o0 cs 1T nod Gaum porbanoen,
&omnlt, Die ibr nod nidt gcfommcn,
81 ibr lanse oa6 9~e809ert,
gSeroet INNER %ongenDmmen.
Saore miiBt i0r spar i9on la5Icn,
l1no Der &opf wiro euh gstual9en,
9lber lei0ter fii6lt ibr 1ider,
Sn toto, ou0 i'll ben Soi6en.
Drum gc6t ldIeuni9it fin gum Saler,
~9tir9eno8 non beoient eub better,
Sort BEL Wtcpers, ouf Der 9aler
2ic9t er tets, nit i0arfem W3tiIer.
, 1876-10-23
GtQct 9lihn1Dnb.

3ur 8ea9tun9. NQe politlz
f6en Mnseiaen m%iilIen I'M Soran5 be-
SahIt iperben.
, 1876-10-23
Wrqbe GrBHnung BON ben Better,
aus9epa9Itelten
Serbit unb @inter Wanufaftur Maaren,
|&urSswaasen uub Mpbewnaren, bei
2eDi 6erter,
SEPT 9egter,

%eDt PecTer,
go. 627 Groa, GtraBc,
iprI&e gu ben b%i1ielten taar preilsa ~serfaufi
peroen lpQen. DIE ~neuelten aleiserseu9e ppn
alien Sprten. Sbnwls uno Self N6Ge in oil
len Sunlitdten. StwarSe Oamen-g iber.
@ants, nab ben n~sueltsn Mulern.
Galimeres. 6lannclle,
NomeltlcS uno walleroidbte s3euge
in alien 6arsvn. l1nisr Sur 10 Oepar.
tenlent 1T gang aefAat NIT glatten unb gerreif.
tea Damen- INN ainpertrlmpfen, @lace.
Sanpl9ubeH, Manldfitsn unb Rraeen, "a.
lWentiher, Gprlris, 5anptubsr, Serpiettsn.
&C., &C.; unb unlere 6aneY WpseS unb Slide
reien fHnaen ni9t iibsrtrcfsn perben-wie
&iaber Merinp VI intel unb @paStrr-NGfe /;
Saden, WliBm unp Nf9bans. :
MaHsrpiGte Wfdntel Wfrpeu auf Seleluno
9entaRt, unb unler 9rpbfas Department 1T mil
ben neneltnn Wulsrn Serfrten, NeItenlpelte
Sp9e pillpw Ssams, Spibsn SeiaB. Seioe
uno gaumwpQenaeuge INNER yprrGtbig.
Gin Eager SoH SOC. @lace 9anel9u4e.
Iuftrdae Spm 2aRee prrsen piinftli@ urb
i99sll telorst. pSSOmmt frab uno febt Gu9
lnlsr sa6er an." Wrlmt
, 1876-10-23
Before ar6eit fir 2eoerndbereien."

Wilienidaft atebt intereiIante OetailS
oarii6er, mas baS menId)tideIu3e eiu.lat
aeDeier, uno ,uaS e8 nod weroen fam
OieSeoo8 berSAOer - Die diteIten Idri5t~
1iben nrfunben = beseuacn, SaB man in
dlteitcr, aber iGon b;ftoriiber s3eit. nur
swciSarben a%efannt bat. f0pars un6 rotD.
@S uer9ia9 cine lall9e Belt, bis boSNuge
3ur @rfenntuiB Der aelben 6arbe gelangtc
uno cine nod uiel lanaere Belt, bis e6 aud)
Sic 9riinefSar6e uuteri6ieO, nus e8 1T 6}a~
racteriftiid, 0aB oie dlteiteu iprodtiAeu
8e5eidnnnaen fit oil fslbe Sarbe a(llndb>
lia arf bic arti1e iibertraaen wuroen.
Die Gried)en batten uae) u~nlerer nebers
selgane fsinen iebr at5atbiloeten Sarr
b%cniinn. u1S 6eitdtigen ipdtere Sdrifte
%iteller, oaB hie Griehiidlen Waler gu ale-
ranSer8 Belt nur bic @runofarben WeiB,
SduarS, Totb uno@elb 3attel; Sic Vez
3eid)uuna bon 8lau uno Siolett febtte Sen
alten @ricd)eu, fe nannteu bieie Starter
@rau unb Sd,uars. 81 wu Den aua
ste Sarben oes 0te9enboaeus llu iebr off,
mdlia unteridieoen, uno Der groBe 2lriito>
teles fennt MIR bier 6arbel oe5iclbcn.
SIS 1T eine 6efantte S6atIa1e. onB lpenll
oaS SarbcnprisMa Photographic miro,
binter Ben Sarben Ylou uuo Slolett nod
cit gang Seutlider Ginorud suriifoleibt.
BEN mir aher nibt mebr ols 6arbe gu
mnterideioen p%erm0sen. DieY6plioloaen
bebauptc!, es meroe cine Belt fomlllert III
weld)er ba8 ptrooQfomm1ete 9luge oe5
Wenldsn in oct Sage iein meroc, oud
oieie 5arbe w~abr3uuebmcr.
9ie GAIL Der Giuilbeamten bctrlla
unter Brdlioent Buchanan 44,527;
inter 2incoln i'm Sabre 1868, ols Der
&ries an l6limmitsn lpiitbete !: 1856;
unter Grant 1869: 54,237; Inter Grant
1873: $1,000; unter Grant 1876 {:
102,350!
2auber's 9ieiiOltration anf bem
Gentennialgruno 81 Y6ilaoelp9ia lit aus
Der Ql6e mieoer e~nttanbcn uub bietet
se9enwdrtig bemSelu9er mebr Nnnc9m=
lI6feiten ais ie 5uuor.
Goiparo Stofes, Ser M36roer
bon Sisf, mirb om IS. big. aus Dem
3u6taus in II6ann 49,, mtlafen
ipereen.
Cat frana0iiI6, Sic 6erii6m=
te S0anlpielerin 0eja5et iugte +: u9ie
Sel6siosn0eit 1T elm S6mud, Den man
leiner SDilette bin5ufiigt."
. fiebenoen Seino mnB
man . ii den baueu. Sin
Oan3iaer Shiff uar felt langer Belt 10
le9r nit Staten 9epfa9t 9epeien, baB SCI
&apitdn auf benz mebrere fiir Bic Side
bett beS ShiffeS io,uobl ais ser Mulnl-
i4aff in Sor9ea itano. SnoeKm lief er
9liiGlib in 2iuerpool ein uuo 9ina bidt
neben eiaem SabrSca9e boz 9lnfer, baa
&dle gelaoen bate uno na6 0ouoon f.
geln ,uc(lte. Der &apitdn teuertte balo
oarauf cine 9roEe Geweaung inter Den
Staten: iie battcn Die Gdie asluittert uno
be;eu9ten burb Siuouiflttter11 an Den
SdiffSranb Elm iebulid)eS &erlan9en, al
ben anoeren goro 81 9eben. 9lun, 1agtc
Der &apitdn tucnn ibe einen eineu 10 gro
Ben 9lppetit auf safe babt 10 se4t in@otz
ties 9eamen. Gr lieB III Der 0tadJt Elm
8rett bon iei1em Sdiffe auf oas &dIc,
tiff legen uno iab nit 9roBem @ergnilz
gen, wie loaleid Die gauge 2caion Staten,
wel@e fem 5difi pcriuiiltet battcu, an
ieinem 9eabbar biniibsroefi,irten. Den
Sag oarauf qina oicicr. obne es SIT aDnen
nit ieinen @ditcn inter Se9el mo Ser
liitt9e DanSi9er rief ibneu aus tSer5eu8=
grunb 9liidlid,e 9leile nah.
, 1876-10-23

motii6 i6m ue6men.
9as oGte @ebot: Nats 2ano Dcr5eIs
lere, unO neles crrin9e.
9as nernte Gebot: @a89abcn uno
G%iunobmcn SIT 8u9e brin0e.
Sas Se9nte @cboi: 9u ioqif iein Itet3
fleibi9, gebiloet uno flug
, 1876-10-23
observation-disclosures

SO i6 mein 9onses 2agcr Don 9ro=
a'n, Wfbiatnen etc. etc. an 5er1u SDienl
NntbonD, Gin erfabrfner unb burcgauS fast.
ger llpplbefsr, Der auft babe, smpfcbie i'd i'm
me men Breulpen urp @Unnrrn uno tpinIds,
bag lie aaf i'm cas 3utraueu, wItes lie mir
In einsm 10 b0bsn Mabe Babm aiaseeibrn
Ialft ii5srtra9fn m69sn.
s. emil Gtf9er:
9a iD Die Dor &ursem BON Dem Srr.
9. @miI SLIDER gefibtte &pptbefG So. 10
6. Sroan Str, nabe her 1len, gsfauft ba.
b., 10 butte ib nm bas i3utrautn meiner
6reunee unb bas be5gublitnmS i'm 2laaemeinen
uub bode, eur9 SprsfaIt wsl@s it benz Oh
ldafte Bi,nnsn tpsrbe, bic 3ufgisbsnbeit unb
Inter itiBung Nler Su Ssrpieuen.
Nd)tumGSDCa
Sofebb Mntbnnh
tQsr bPi Serrn 8. Waaner.
Ser ltnter3ei@nete lit bcpoQmd6tiot
bic @eleaage!egenbeitsu bgs Srrrn 9. emil
StI9er su prbnen uub er rlDt VIE, pel4e
tbm l9IlbsM TIRE NeGnungen + leuaiet su
aablen. Disjeniasa, wsibs Sob ruueen an
ibn baten, ppII,n tteIelbtn a~sfdIielt sinrsi-
d II. 6erman 6. 8p{hen
81 1926 500 unb 81 Sspap Sttaee.
, 1876-10-23
epueftipnen spn Brieffoffes.

&, goh Halteit an rem atpej bslonberen Weoen.
l1.15 y. Dr., 100 unb GOO 81 81 u'p
tags $50 9. 81. unb 6 q. D.. wv"
G ~ an az etertagen- eco g. gHs nm,
81 y y" - 0: @gn alen anbern aaifen tpcrbsn
G Gnl Sf'eff aRt Oem 3iidmfy tfr SrSaer aboes
90 S1dftee Stanbsn: SO. 81. bis GAO.
YAK @'; ~ Toai 4. WptiI bic 1. Nosember. srn
GOV =: w. biz $50 q. M. @flS.Mnmsi"
s9nes.0fFr cfsn Son 9W. W. Bis i 81. m
bic 6 q. N.. W.
6. &. Ban 0eu. q. M.
, 1876-10-23

EaE- 2tfet bas 8ol9enbe, weI0cs
Die pNeue g86eeler & Wilion" Nd6md=
i6ine oIs Die bcfe Moi9ine in Der Bclt
be5ei6net.
(8on Dem ofIicie1sn 8eri6t.)
l. Cine Mte0nlle uno Elm 9iplom fir
.9ie Neue g&0esIer & WiIion" Nd9mas
l6ine aug fnlgcnbcn ltrio6en
Cine r2od= Std" Mai6ine, unii6er.
troTfen in Der frejen Nrbeit ibrerleits,
pe3en grocer Neubeit, lino GROCER Qn=
%penObarbeit fir perl1ieocne Nrten Nr=
belt 70 wobl fir 3eu9 ols Sober uno pe
gen S66d6eit bss 5ti@es, !ei6ti9feit
uno G0nelle Der 8elpe9un9 uno uolt-
fonmen in Ieinen Yorportionen unb
Nusie6en."
2. Cine Me6olle nlto Elm 0iptom fir
y0ie Ncue @beeler & g8illon Nd6ma-
i6ine" fir 9eosrarbeit aus folsenoen
@riinoen:
Before @rbeit fir 2eocrna9ereien."
, 1876-10-23
Sie brhraiibc bcntiGe Mhsnbi6nle
Ypn Nep. abr. @pf,nanu,
geo. $40, sc. 7te GtroBe,

9EU. oIVi 2t. IIV SIruBe,
ipirb am J fien Npbrmter 1876 etGfnet werbeu.
@nn1elbnngen pespen III Der senannten Wpbz
nlng beS Dtrisenten cntaegsneenpmmen, mo.
Nelbtt auG bic aabsrsa yebinlungea al frfa6-
rem Iinb. 10, p, %. 2S|
, 1876-10-23

@olo l6loB porseltern Mitta9 in SEEM
Norf nit ITO.
, 1876-10-23

Sg- Wati,. = Die arssme;m men aptteriestfess unS
T. rataul Sesh9lt9e ian9 e GpnerefbfI6fuB Sat, fau.
tsnst tiptsrltden GntiAeeuns, auf fte ppn uns ssrfauf
bun9. o'""1 'I'"e @HWe'
Itit
, 1876-10-23
So
tdut NJ a "etner
gf3'gl. GRANDCHILDREN ponb,
spelbe 8pnts
ah b'er 3tcbnn8en iabrIt9


an bier 3tcbungen iabrlid
f. 'anse glntfeif itsbmex, Bis I,bsr ein,s,ne @,rb sius,,
@etptnn erbatten Bar. SN" o'"' '"'"
"a S g. r yraanltUsissr sunb 1T sa cinea, Der tplssnssn
Sono q $4,000 100000 msiasnort
SeMf "a 10000 100 600 Meldsinarf
4 SSSomnsss q 1890 $4,000 Seidsmarf
soats .720O = 1860 asmarf
SpnS q 70 1000 = 10000 Ssiasmatf
Sonss q 5000 5000. @sidsmarf
IS ssaSs q $50 1920 @sidsmart
$50 Spnps q &c $4,000 0ieiasmarf
1O,48S @stpinne i'm 8straae spn 1907. 500 aei6s-
mart.
Seeer gpao wel4sr hor orm 1. S~lnne,mber BEL uas mt
S.
setauit nirb, II sum sar,en 6 ,piuue onsir berehtfo
~ten1t am l. ~ytabeliher harauf entfaaen mirp.
6. Sln5tene Stegarg5liiten peri6iden mir mad ieSer
No. r "a a : auabssatlt.
Se 9reets aus lem Snlanhs ssnist BE Gtnlsnbsna
Ssn 80 n t eMf re9iitrtrtfn @riefen, nm einer ipld.nn
Bulttg, III eripf.ben. ""'
Wan aohrslltre gessn Nnfauf son gpmbs, g~ircularen
Nhe 1eeer natfren Iusfunft an b e
Stternati0nal 8anfina Co.,
eDatbam square (9aIfgeGaune),o Wctu S)nrf.
Selegramm.
WI Die Sn~ternatIona! Sanfing 60.
Newyprf.
Serie ITO SEQ. SO ser 1964er gonbs
Dat tn heutl9er 3icbuns Den Saupttreffer
BON 2o0,00o 0ul0en 9eluonnen.
yWiercm."
W. ", Sbiaer @eptnn, tpfl9er an Der Sfesierunas.
sana N 2oieit an 4. Dqenter 1876 satlbar mar, iuira
sn mmlerer eaiia tn H. 9 gurrenrp iafurt haar ans,
Snternatipnal Bunting So
"'hSa w. = SAFER, praloent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-04-20
[ NUMBER 48.

his horns and cloven hoofs dlsap-
peared: and then be sprang forth in
Goethe's Faust and bailey's FsStus
in the form of a gentleman, with the
instincts of a ravenous questioner-
in fact, grand skeptic. From
this we may infer that Satan for
some time past has been subject to
the laws of morphoIogy or evolution.
Certainly, he was once as ugly as
an ape now he is as handsome as
prince. If this process only goes
on long enough, it would be hard
to foretell what might become of
The grim personality. Happily,
there is little danger of his abolition
while evil exists. The hold which
he has got on the human mind is too
profound for that"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-04-20
Legal Notices.
Sherif!s Sale IN Foreclosure.
state of Wise0asin-K enOSha County .CirEHic
COu lTt.
Belle d Felt
agaisst
Josiah BOhdeand


RI Urine and.lgI pursu; ,rce Of certain ,judg-
meni If iOi ecitsUIe ard laie dnly rendered ann
signed In Tire above entitled Cause Dy ms
Han John n Wep1v torb, Judge of the
E,rst JUDICIAL tCircuit 1 ii the STATE of WIS.,
consin, al the Re- ular Ma ach Term 1876, of the
Racine County Aiicuii Uoiur, io-wlt, on the doth
day of Maich,A D.. 1e76 ana Which said JUDI
meuI was on she17h lay OF March, ID, l676,
dnly tockelesi IN ee,d ke.uosha County accord
ing,o IaM shall ofer f. r sale and eedi ct pabl c
ancIion 10 he high. st bi oder therefor, at the
frnnt door II shesiou,t H oute. in The tcity II
Krnosta ma salGs Comfy of Kenosha, on Friday
The 12lh dag nfBlay A, D.. 1876, at TWO so'cocR
IN The afseI1a,@n Of that day, tie ;oll0W1ng de-
scr ,bt d real etlaAe on much thereof a. may be
eces4ary 10 safety The SAID Judgment aDd costs;
10 WI. A rhat part OF he following described
nreniees Watch lice west Of the h'ghwa! called
ress All AvgNB est bet il to say The North zone
hulGl4d 4id 1hirs5-lhlee air thirty o1e@hnn.
dredafst (1e3 s8l -MOl k,Ies Of the South west
0narie ! ,ot oectiGIsNo. six 10y Town No. One q
Ma OF Raala N. ent. Three 1921 East, being
risy off them. rth side Ct said Quarter Section
1913 39-aUt pues = wide by l60 lods llg: the peOt
| hereby ,oescil ed ceniaillnp One, Hundred Gnd
! Eis i,is on tlf6l Ael e., beng IN tie ToSsn o.
| Pleasant Prailie
.J<sHM Lucas. Sheriff of KenosbaIo.
Dated keroktqa March, ~ A. D.. 1875
/ S-W 10 OtQUARIEs, PLAINTIFF attorneys.
| 45w7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-04-20
WHERE SHALL aHEssoUL RsSO REST.

Tell me. We winged winds
That round my pathway roar,
Do We not know some spot
Where ortals weep no, more :
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Some valley in the west.
Where, free IRON totland pain,
The weary soul may rest?
The loud wind dwiD5led to- whisper low,
And sighed for pity assatanswereds.s9to is
Tell me, thoa Eaighty deep,
Whose billows round nae play,
,Enow'st thou some favored spot,
Some island far away,
w mere weary man may lind
The bliss tor which ne sighsf
Where sorrow never lives,
And friendship never .dses9
eThe loud waves rolling in, perpetEa1 Cow,
Stopped for while. and ghed to answer mo
And thou. sereneEt moon.
!, That with such holy face
sDost look upon the earth,
asleep in nights embrace,
Tell nae, in all thy round
Hast thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man
Might find a happier lot?
Behind cloud tn moon witsadtewiR wee,
And voice, sweet bat sadseTe ponded, s.'NOi"
ETeals nae, my secret soua.
| o, tell me, hope and faiSh,
/ Is there 70 resting place
| sFroE sorrow, sin aud deaiE5
Is taere no Happy spot
! Where mortals may be blest,
Where grief may fDd balms
| And WEAKNESS a rest?
Faith. hope and love-Seet s5oons TO .eracrta
gise en-
Waved taeir bright wings and,Naispered-
| AsYes. lin Heaven -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-04-20

The Glasgow HerWd comment-
ing on the changes that have taken
place in the popular conceptions of
the devil, remarks ''In early
times, Satan was regarded as the
ugliest scamp in creation: and those
who have been privileged to see an
illustrated book Of the fifteenth CEN
fury will remember how he seems to
concentrate in himself all the most
terrific aud brutal qualities of the
barbaric imagination. We DON'T
forget the very earliest ideas as to
the divine origin ofSatan. He was
the greatest Of the rebel angels
Lucifer, son of the morning and he
figures grandly in the Book of Job
and in Millions Paradise Lost. In
deed, it las been said by daring
critics that Milton has done more
to keep the Devil alive than any
other single author It is certain,
however, that after Milton a period
Of degradation set in in the popular
conception of Satan. But at length
with the revival Of philosophy and
the progress Of science. the form Of
the personality. if not the character,
Of Satan began to improve. HIS
tail either dropped off or got worn
away by sedentary occupations );
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| Some Jenkins, writing OF Mrs. Belknsp
describes her as 1--we feet elk inches in
height, with very small feet, capable of
wearing one. nd-a- half boot" Pro-
baby Mrs. Belknap pyided herself on
the poss1ssi n of those feet more than
she did upon her husbands honor Had
she not been very ignorant, as well as a
very silly woman, she would Eave know n
that such feet were positive detormity
Ito woman Of her height. Beauty is in
proportion A one and-a-half boot pee o.
ing from the folds OF very pet5te Wom-
lans dress, is harmonious and pretty buS
upon woman five feet six inches IN
height, it is as ugly to the true artist as
is a full grown bead upon dwarf lntan-
tine body.
None of these reports, by the way,
say anything of the contents of Mrs.
Belknap's head. Her feet and her dresses
absorb all attention. Be sure that not
until such women are utterly forbidden
places of pow at the national capital,
will the terrib BILE crimes of their husbands
cease to disgrace the nation. Every
American woman should blush to read
such Insults to her sex as are conveyed IN
these .sdress" reports of the wives OF
prominent men. Is there nothing in
American womanhood to write OF save
the clothes she wears? Are there no
women in the nation who can pass
through a Washington sea6on without
yielding to its extravaganza? Ii not let
dynamits explosions multiply until there
are none left TO perpetuate the disgrace
full events of the past year.-Spectro-
scope.
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TWIN LAKES, April 16. 1875


EDITOR OF KENOsHA TELEGRAPH thinking
there might be some items Of interest in this
locality to the readers of the Telegraph, L will
presume to send short article for It's columns.
Ali who have visited Twin Lakes cannot tai to
remember it's beauties of natural scenery, which
is not surpassed IN the state. Many have felt the
want of convenient stopping place; this want
will now be supplied as Capt. A. Alderman has
in process of construction commodions house
for the accommodation of visitors. 1t is situated
on the lake shore, in sight of, and but a short
distance from the Railroad. He also contem-
plates opening a channel through the stream
which connects the two lakes. for the purpose of
passing his steamboat through into the lower
lake, which will afford delightful run of So
miles, terminating near the village of Richmond
Ill.
Another item of interest here, is the recent
purchase by E Balm of KenOsha, of a goody
portion of land along the shore OF one of these
lakes as rumored, for the purpose of erecting
summer residence. The people of Randall will
warmly welcome all such enterprising gentle
men. j. A.
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A DIGNIFIED MAN ANDAPOST
OFFICE CLERK

OFFICE CLERK
The human heart, in all It's ex
pansive, imitIess capacity for enjoy
.ment, takes greater pleasure IN
nothing more than Witnessing a
portly. solemn visaged man, the
embodiment of natural dignity, inn
portance in clothes, administer a
scathing rebuke to some ''smart'
petty official. This morning just
such personi6catlon Ultimate dig
nifty doomed up at tie stamp window
OF the Post Office, and glared in
!, gloomy and majestic displeasure
at the busy clerk registering a letter,
before he sprang to the window ana
asked the stately customer what he
wished. The great man did not
answer for several moments. He
[gazed steadily and impressively
lever the clerks head, and then
asked, in ponderons tones
lis there anyone her-r-re who
attends to business %
he embarrassed clerk blushed,
Ifaltered for moment, then recover
ing himself. said with characteristic
and natural cheerfulness becoming
al officer of the Republic.
Il will see, sir
And he disappeared. He went
into the other department, tortured
a carnier with All original conun-
drum, and heard a good story il the
mailing room. and came back.
s.Yes, sir" he saia to The great
one, '.theye are. in addition to my
self, three clerks IN the letter de-
partment. one in the 'mailing-room,
-four carriers. three route agents,
the mail driver and janitor.'
.Ah-h h? / am glad here are
$50 many. | may, in all that mum
Der find oae who is at his post.''
1 And then he looked as impressive
az. a special agent, and was silent
for three minutes, while the impas.
lsive clerk awaited his orders, and
Impatient men behind him Gdgetted
and grumbled. Finally the great
man said. with deep solemnity:
II wish one three cent stamp"
The clerk tore Of the stamp and
held il, waiting for the considera-
ton. The great man made some
what longer pause than usual he
felt ia his various vest pockets,
he gradually lost his look of i'm
pressive rebuke, his chest caved ia,
and he assumed the aspect of an
ordinary frail mortal, ard lie said
.sAh the fact is-I'm sure-ah
in short find that | have care
lessly lett my purse at home. Can
you kindly
The impassive clerk, with the
fainfest suggestion of triumph in
his eye, waved the great man aside
with:
Sorry for you, sir, but the clerk
WHO sells on credit is not in. What
does the next want p
And we felt so good to see how
that clerk was taken down by that
dignified man that we went away
and laughed for week. Exchange.
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very pleasant surprise party was held at the
residence Of Catharlne Schneider, the Kenosha
County Centenalian, last Monday. A large num-
Der of visitors from Kenosha. paid their respects
to the lady who has seen hundred birthdays.
The old lady enjoyed the calls of her friends very
much. Mrs. Schneider, was born at Oberweis,
Prussia. April IA, 1776, and consequently was
one hundred years old last Friday. She is as
hearty and strong as many women are a. eighty.
seems perfectly satisfied with her lot on earth,
but ready for the life come.
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He uniurls his banner so the tune o.
"terms CASH. which means that Seth Doan
has new advertisements in the IesegrGpn,
making mis- centennial proclamation
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wuHNSoN'S BOOK STOKE, No. So Main III.
0b 4 tull aud complete assortment VI ocnoo'
Books also standard aud mlsceuIheous DooAas
Wiling aud v all Paper, Sheet music ano various
articles OF the trade- . u 9OhSeOEN'
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THAHNEN BROTHERS, Ne. ~ Main ST., ken0
"a sna Merchant Tauors We keep constantly
. an nand a we'll SELECTED stock oil Cloths, Gents
FnrnIsnllg Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Halls
and Caus OF the Iatest sIXles. WVrk uone ana
FOODS sold as cheap At ary ether establishment
In the city