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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-19

fair. Gov. Bond refused to pardon Ben
nett, though great efforts were made to
induce him to.
In the time of Henry ILL.,, in single
province in France, 900 gentlemen were
killed in duels in six months. In the
reign Of Henri Quartre 4, 900 were killed
in two years. In those days seconds as
well as principals engaged in the quar-
rel. The good King granted over IA, 900
pardons for quarrels alone. From the
beginning of the reign of George III. to
1910 upward Of 200 leading duels took
place in England, including 400 princi-
pals and as many seconds. In three of
them both combatants were killed; in
the others about 80 killed, 100 wound
ed one-half of whom desperately. the
other half slightly; the rest escaped un-
hurt. It is estimated that ones chance
of life in a duel is one in five, and one
half, more or less, are severely wounded.
Twenty trials occurred some were
found guilty of manslaughter, four of
murder, two were hanged, and the rest
imprisoned.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-19
A Desperate Fight with Vicious
Horse.

John Morrison, of Franklin township,
had contest one day last week with a
vicious horse, which he had recently
purchased or traded for, and barely es-
capped alive. He mounted the horse for
a ride, but he refused to go, and vicious
ly endeavored to throw his rider off.
Not succeeding in this, he began biting,
Then Mr.. FL. dismounted and undertook
to whip hse horse, when the animal at
tackled sayagely and again bit him, and
struck at him with his fore feet. Mrs.
M, seeing the battle in the lot at the
barn, ran out and waved her bonnet at
the enraged brute, which endeavored to
attack her, but was restrained by the
husband, who still held the halter
When his wife had got out Of the way,
Mr.. M. left the horse and placed himself
out Of reach as soon as possible, glad to
escape with his life. He then went to
the house Of a neighbor, Nh. Wagner,
and borrowed rifle. Some men at work
there declared they could subdue the
beast, and went back with Mr.. NJ. for
the purpose. Their attempts were vain,
and the horse was shot, Mr.. Morrison
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-19
Protection Against Lightning.

Nh. Nahum Capen has contributed
once more to the Boston Post commu-
nication concerning lightning rods, re-
ceived by him several years ago from
Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian Insti-
tute, whom he believes to be the highest
authority on this subject. Prof. Henry
makes suggestions as follows
l. The rod should consist of round
iron of about one inch in diameter; it's
parts, throughout the whole length,
should be in perfect metallic continuity,
by being secured together by coupling
ferrules.
2. To secure it from rust the rod
should be coated with black paint, itself
good conductor.
3. It should terminate in a single
platinum point.
4. The shorter and more direct the
course of the rod to the earth the better;
bendings should be rounded and not
formed in acute angles.
5. 1t should be fastened to the build
ing by iron eyes, and may be insulated
from these by cylinders of glass { [ don't,
however, consider the latter of much i'm
portance).
6. The rod should be connected with
the earth in the most perfect manner
possible, and nothing is better for this
purpose than to place it in metallic con-
tact with the gas pipes, or better, the
water-pipes of the city. This connec-
ton may be made by ribbon of copper
or iron soldered to the end of the rod at
one of the extremities, and wrapped
around the pipe at the other. IF con-
nection of this kind is lmpracticable the
rod should be continued horizontally to
the nearest well, and then turned verti-
cally downward until the end enters the
water as deep as it's lowest level. The
horizontal part of the rod may be buried
in a stratum of pounded charcoal and
ashes. The rod should be placed, in
preference, on the west side of the build
ing. A rod of this kind may be put up
by an ordinary blacksmith. The rod in
question is in accordance with our latest
knowledge of al the facts of electricity.
Attempted improvements on it are
worthless, and, as a general thing, are
proposed by those who are but slightly
acquainted with the subject.
Mr.. Capen says: "He speaks only
Of iron rods, probably because least ex-
pensive Rods of one-third the size,
made of copper and put up in the same
way, would answer the same purpose. :"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-19
The Angels.

Whenever a good child dies all angel
ON heaven come down to earth and
kes the dead child in his arms, spreads
1t his great white wings, and flies away
rer all the places the child had loved,
Id picks quite handful of flowers,
lich he carries UP to the Almighty, that
ey may bloom more brightly than on
nth. And the Father presses all the
pwers to his heart but He kisses the
over that pIeases Him best, and the
overs are then endowed with voice,
Id can join in the great chorus Of
'aise.
"See this is what an angel said as
carried dead child up to heaven;
I'd the child heard, as if in a dream;
I'd they went on over the regions of
)me where the little child had played,
came through gardens with beauti-
movers. (Which Of these shall we
Ike with us to plant in heaven ?" asked
e angel.
Now there stood near them slender,
Pautful rose-bush; but wicked hand
I'd broken off the stem, so that all the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-19
John Smith.

Disguised the name may sometimes
be, but it is the commonest name
throughout all European countries It
does sometimes affect spelling above
the common, and appears as Smyth,
Smythe, or De Smythe. It also in En-
gland assumes a Latin gUise Cfrom fer
rUm), and becomes Terrier and Ferrars,
one Of the noble names of England, as
sociate also with tragedy not noble
eitherin it's character or it's consequences.
In Germany we have the Schmidt; in
Italy the Fabri, Fabricia or Fabbroni;
in France the LIE Febres or Lefevres.
Although most of the European Ian
guages adhere more closely to old North
ern names, even in Latin we have vol
umes in our library by Johannes Smith
us, and we have seen in Italy Giovanni
SMITH. The Spaniard's version Of John
Smith is Juan Smithus; the Dutchmen
adopt it as Hans Schmidt; the French
soften it into Jean Smeets; the Russians
roughen it into Jouloff Smittowski. John
Smith goes into the tea trade with China,
and then he becomes Jahon Schimmit.
Among the Icelanders he is Jaime Smith
son; among the Tuscaroras he is Som Gu
Smittia; in Poland, Ivan Schmittiaveiski;
among the Welsh we are told they talk
of Jihom Schmidt; in Mexico he is writ
ten down as Joutlif Smitri; among the
classical ruins of Greece he becomes Ion
Sinihton; in Turkey he is almost lost
sight of as Yoe Sect. -Leisltre Hour.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-19
Mormon Recruits

Converts to Mormonism continue to
reach this country from Europe. Aship-
load of Scandinavians, Germans and
Swiss, with sprinkling of English and
Irish people nearly 800 Of them-in
charge of half dozen of Brigham
Young's missionaries, and the result of
the latter's proselyting efforts, landed
in New York one day last week, and left
at once for Utah. Most of them are of
the farming class, hardy and industrious,
and it is a great pity that such ploduc-
tive power should be wasted in Mormon
ism, there to be given over to the build
ing up Of the glory and power Of Brigham
Young and his comrades in ayarice and
lust
The story that the missing arm of the
Venus of Milo has been found is denied.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-19
Evil Effects of High Heeled Boots.

M. Onimus lately made some sensible,
though, we fear, vain remarks on this sub
ject, at meeting of the Partisan Medi-
cal Society. Since the introduction of
the marrow, obique high heels on which
ladies now endeavor to progress with a
motion resembling that Of o mechanical
doll, nj. Onimus has been consulted by
several young women OF fashion, who
have sorely suffered from the prevailing
mode It is scarcely necessary to OBJ
serve that the weight of the body is
shifted by the high heel from the calca-
neum to the arch Of the foot, which was
intended to distribute weight, and not
sustain it. The symptoms of which the
patients, if we may so call them, COM
plain are severe pains in the muscles of
the leg, excited by walking, and extend
ing upward from the sole of the foot
along the external and anterior border
OF the calf, to the muscles of the thigh.
When the symptoms are severe, and give
rise, as they often do, to general disturb
ance, they are quietly set down to incipi-
ent hysteria but the Psychologist quick
~ discovers the cause, and traces it to
w. f" I'm eAAAIeOoIth"AAJ O114OWh OA CCIUdlu
muscles. Hence arise, in the first H.
stance, undue pressure on the planGar
arch, which has a tendency to give way :;
displacement and perhaps slight sepa-
ration OF the articular surfaces appli-
cation to the ground OF the heel and toe
at one and the same time; and irregular
Election and direction OF the great toes
from painful contraction of the plantar
muscles. The disorder, besides, does not
end here. The muscles Of the leg,
chiefly those of the c:.lf, being obliged
to struggle continuously against the con
slant tendency of the promenader to be
projected forward, are affected with Sc
we're cramps, and tf,o peroneus longus
especially continues to suffer for a con-
siderable time after the other muscles.
In some cases the pain mounts to the
knee, or even to the thigh and, in
delicate females, nervous symptoms. re-
sembling those of hysteria, are apt to
sue.-Me0jcal EG0Gaiaaeg'. u s-. w
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having determined that such a vicious
animal should not be allowed to live, lest
he might take human life. Mr.. NJ. was
severely bitten about his head and shout
ders.- Kaorville (Ien2a. Journal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-19
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
Grandma's Garden.

ju're peeplug through the garden gate,
! precious little curly pate
Id I shall see you by-and-by
it'll cunning air and fingers sly
ado the latch and slip inside;
1en toward the sweetest blossoms glide,
To smell the posies," so youth say
L rogue, youH take rose away.
vi t1Ye-and-, WeI1ty years gone by,
nother urchin just as sly
nd just as sweet and brown and bold,
it'll just such locks OF curling gold,
'ould watch to find my curtain down,
$ if he feared my slightest frown,
hen pluck the prettiest flower and run
hat was your father, naughty one.
s time passed on the lad grew meek
nd then my full consent would seek,
hus, by his manliness and truth,
e gained my trust, the cunning youth.
g had queenly rose in view
hat in my household garden grew,
nd soon the blooming flower he won
hat was your mother, little son.
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THE SEASONS.
90 A cup for hope ~ she said, f
s In spring-time ere the bloom was old
The crimson wine was poor and cold 81
BY her mouths richer red.
"A cup for Lowell" how low,
How soft the words and all the while
Her blush was ripping with smile
Like summer after snow.
q A cup for memory"
Cold cup that one must drain alone
While autumn winds are up and moan
Across the barren sea. a8b M
Hope memory, love!
Hope for fair morn and love for day, ;s#lt
And memory for the evening gray,
And solitary dove.
ENGLAND, whose Field Marshals had
been reduced by death to the Duke of
Cambridge and the Prince of Wales, has
now three new Field Marshals. They
are Gen. Sir William Rowan, an Irish
man, 88 years of age; Gen. Sir Charles
York, 81 years old; and Hugh Rose,
Lord Strathnairn, who is only "a, and was
distinguished as commander Of the
forces in Central India during the mu-
tiny. He was raised to the peerage In
1866, in reward chiefly for his Indian
services.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-19

THE railroad car of the Emperor Alex
ander can be run on any tracks in Eu-
rope, whatever the gauge may be- wing
to peculiar arrangement of the wheels,
1t contains parlor, bedroom and a
dining-room, all magnihcently furnished.
The Emperor sends ahead a pilot loco
motive. Half an hour after the imperial
train starts wrecking train follows, to
be on hand in case of accident. Twenty
minutes behind this is a train with the
imperial suite, and lastly an escort OF
800 soldiers.
, 1877-11-10

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ais ielbitperitdnblid ansuieben, baB tie
unb namentli6 ibre Sohter gsmeraloa
bic beiten Yldbe auf einem Der Gemdloe
erbielten. Inter bieien umltdnoen bate
es @raf Seinib flu9er @eiie fir an9e=
seiat 9ebalten, benz ainitler gang ALIEN
bic Muswabl Der perihiepenen &6pfe gu
iberlai1en, Der oielelben lie na6 benz
malerilhen GHect unb Dem @eilte Der
Competition entipredeno %sruppiren muBz
te. Manb 9lnoerer wdre bierburd ge=
nib elm menig in S~erlegenbeit geratben,
--nidt 10 Gamia.
ST erbat ii6 Srdulein BON 8eioenbeim
fir bic 6auptfiaur uno biele Wabl fano
beinabe unsetbeilten 8eifaa, nur 8iz
anca lelblt ltrdubte iib elm menig oagez
gen uno bic Slritin fiblte iid i'm Stiuen
5%uridseiebt. Shpn in ben ndditen Sa=
gen oann begann Gamia ieine Sibunsen
uno 10 finoen mir ibn am Dtorgen zines
siemlid reanerii6en Eases, Doctor Sci
fert bate 8edt sebabt nit ieiner propbez
seiuns) in ieinem imprppilirten Mtelier
Dor Der Staffelei, eifris maleno.
Sbm %seeenlber, auf elmer nit Sep
piden belesten @ltraoe fab Blanca, in
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oeiien &identbeil, nit ieinem lleberSus
DON gelbem utrehter Sammet, ibr id6ner
aopf iih portbeilbaft abbob.
Gamia mar gang %pertieft in ieiner 4rz
belt, wdbreno bic junse Dame elm ueni9
seritreut uno beflpmmen brein blidte, emit
mari er nit feden Slsen bic nmriiie ibz
rer @eitalt.
(Tortietuns folat.)
, 1877-11-10
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satflDrt. als penu Der &1ufer geQeulpartio ludre. Nle
ir mir ne a%usaeben. Gegen aerln e 6rpreBfoiten iuers
II ils fault. 10 erbdltet 3hr DnourdJ ulc 0ortbeile Or
' mel ben Werluten Der Emporium. 9Dir fduien mo
It uus. gelen iebr tleiuen Beipinu iu pertaufen. Ser.
llnten seben lpr Die Greile fur einen fleineu
Outer idiparjer Zip Ca, 25 s., Der ju As Cts. Der.
taufte.
cdte Mobair Brill antine 9.lplea gu 80, IS, 40, As
uno so 6.
Sebr ltrpsrer 35jbl. Ihiuarjer Gaibmsre, 40 6.
ger terubmte Drop S'Gt IS aibnete, 40 ,3oa brett,
Der bette irnportlrte, oot 81 Gts. big LILO. 9ur pou
uis %oerfluft.
llno out Nrteu bon idlunr3el sleioertoffen ,u ben
blul9len 4relltu. iu oensii ii. Ie pe. fault iuur0en.
S~eioenftoiie.
MuBeroroentlibe Sarsa.ns il ibparien seben'
ituffen.
Saiuarie importirte Gaibmere seioe su IS g., fri.
btr 81.
SA,pers Idparse Bros Grain IS s., friiber 81. 12H
Grtra ibfpere lbipurje 6ros Grain ST.. friber $1.40.
Galbnlsre l6parje ssioe, Satin Siniib, s1.25, iri.
Der $1.75.
eal9 mere iasparse e:iOeuf'fe, weIOet 5iuiib,
6aibmere itlpar3e Seiornitoffe, Irloet Satin 81.
nib. ipeld UNI ibpsr, gu ST. uno 81, friber $2.75
unH So 25.
Sies iino Die biaiaiten uno teItsn eeibenitoffe, mel.
Dr. lie in bieler Staot uertdu t wuroen.
Sernsr, elne aus,pabl oes b%eriiDlnten ,baiI Gplum.
bio" arbi en- Seipenitofel al So s.. Ueroeu auoer=
,pdrts 3u 81 .25 %perfauft. GroBes 8araa II.
Sarbi9e SEP nitoffe pon oil II Sbattlrun9en uno
~tN - NhbIp oNht " kStIt
Sammtitpife.
Spreielle bargains /" lOrpar5er SeioenIanmt gum
Beiob.
Sammct 3u e5 Gts.; Der @reis lit onoerlpGrts 81 .25.
Sanlmet Su Sill treis anDerip irts Il so.
Samnet 3u II IS; Yr IS anoerpir 8 81 IS.
Samnet ju 81 40; greis anb rpares $500.
Serner, einen yorratb BON farb,9em Gainmet, iebr
biul9.
GbatpfS.
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gu Snoiibea Sbarpls ii IS 0.
Goats nno WiGnteI.
Vile n%eueIten Utoocn III WamlaIe unh e~in'adbeln
Yiber. Yeim 8eitelen BON Wtanteln ibidt oas WtaB
Der 8iiite.
Strumpftpaaren uno unterfleioer.
fur Oam,u berreii uuo &lnoer. Glnr1de u. .iSdncg
Strumps IN .aren. Vile gu ben bili9iten prellen.
jeocm . pirtenteut an, "a es unmoatih 1T. ienen Nr
5 men A1es uno 5eoes eeben. oas seipobnltd in einem
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fur Nae
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100000 Grcmplartu babem.

Die Site Der 3situn9tn Der Gentral Neipspaper.
lnon bat he arDBte ourbIbnttlide Circulation
irgsno elmer Orr oerofientllbten eooperatioen 1ilten.
MnSei9es@ebiihren:
0%etpUbnlite 9lmSeisen 65 Gents pr Isate'
Qinie iur Vie game Ylre. Joe Sulertion.
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bic QeIummie Site genomnneh. ,3eitungss Sabr9dn9e
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iir lie Nn3eiaenorn.
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, 1877-11-10
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Das bette Spiel. oas ie erfuus
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, 1877-11-10
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8.-2auft Ieitt. ia.:ft, e%erduihlcs uns saih-bsRs
8 ombtuatinn bon Gisenitaiten-
4.-1auerbaFs louft9aer. laua obns Repa'
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, 1877-11-10

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, 1877-11-10
Die Hcnn Mutuai YebenS : Beers
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ausaeeebeu. N9enten m6aen iih psnoen an
S2inai. D. .. Stepbens. Slee.prdRbsnt.
, 1877-11-10

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garoorelte ld)lpar5e Gbinb 3, 6A Cts. q
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Musltu. 3
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nieoriaen 15reiien. .
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seatsr.5Ianea iebr binia au So Gts. uno a~uf,parts. ,pdri
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-03-27

Commander Cazeneuve will appear at City
Hall, April 10 and 18th.
1t is thought that the city will furnish the
cloth for the uniforms of the new police force
that they may be somewhere near of color.
Thomas 7. Coombs Alfred Evans, Albert N.
HAYES and Peter Elder have been drawn as
Jurors for the April term Supreme Court.
The sale of seats for Raymonds Colonel
Sellers will begin at Music Hall, Wednesday
morning.
The kellogg English Opera Company, with
full chorus and orchestra, will give one opera
in Portland on their way to Montreal.
The steamer Tourist cclllded with schooner
in the harbor yesterday morning ipjuring her
wheel-house slightly.
There are but three more days in which to
secure your seats for the Gary concert. lose
no time.
Rev. Geo. W. Bicknell will lecture ia from
Clad Hall, on temperance tomorrow evening
at y o'clock.
The Singer Manufacturing Company is about
to establish branch office in Portland Mr..
G. P. Holahan will be the manager.
Mr.. Thompson, who fell from the house at
Woodfor1's Corner, Sunday, died yesterday
morning He was single man and was 45
years old.
A very interesting temperance meeting was
held at Iron Clad Hall Saturday evening Re-
marks were made by Fl. NJ Bryant of Lewis
ton, Messrs. Babson, Hanson, Starbird and
others of this city.
The Monitor Slate Desk is a continuance for
the use of school children which parents will
be interested in. The slate forms the top of a
little writing desk, furnished with copies for
writing and drawing, rule, pencils, sc. Hall
Y. Davis has them.