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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-03

Can't be made by every agent every
WGaEsSamOnth in the business we furnish. but
a. EvHv Kth0se willing to work can easily earn
NJ a9 a9Ga dozen dollars q day rightin their own
localities. Have no room to explain here Bust
ness pleasant and honorable. Women, and boys
and girls do as We'll as men. We viii furnish YOU
q complete Outfit free. The business pays bet
ter than anything else. We viii bear expense Of
starting you. Particulars free Write and see.
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daugh-
tiers, and all classes n need Of paying work at
home, should write to us ana learn all about the
work at once. Now IS the time Don't delay.
Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine.
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lMld A tx TEL G.. Els Els {. & I &C S /.
The Testimony Of the Whole World

PILLS.
Il had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave ne
hearty one"
Your Pills are marvellous
II send for another box, and keep them in the
house,
DIR: Holloway has cured my headache that was
Chronic."
Il gave one ofyour Pills to Tny babe for cholera
morbus. The dear little thing gotweIl in q day"
nay nausea of morning Is now cured -
Your box Of Holewsy's Ointment cured nae of
noises IN he head, / rubbed some Of your
Ointment behind The ears. and the noise has lefl.n
send me two boxes I want one for poor
family"
II enclose dollar; yo-r price is 25 cents, but
the medicine lie ne is worth dollar
Send me FIVE boxes Of your
LET me have 'hree boxes ofyour Pills byretrru
mail, fer Gbils and Fever
have over 200 such testimonials az these, but
want Of space compels me 10 conclude
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-03
KEN0SHA, WIS, MAY 8, 1877

Ex-Governor MOVES, Of Ohio, has
been appointed Minister to Paris.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-03
-~~~~0-O-~-o-s go Co. -------~-----.

The wandering Ministries have been
fiddling and harping around town dur
ing the past week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-03

BUYING PRICE

Corrected every Wednesday afternoon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-03
For Outaneoug Disorders;

And all eruptiOns of the skin, this Ointment is
most Invaluable It does not heal externally alone
but penetIaes with the most searching effects to,
the very roots Of the evil.
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VERMONT.
Educational.

MONTPELIER, July II. The American Institute
of Instruction reossembed at nine O'Clock this
morning, and was called to ordered by President
Blcknell. The exercises opened with the singing
of "A II Hail the Power Of Jesus name" by the
audience, followed by Scripture reading and
prayer by Rev. j. NJ C. Fulton of Montpelier.
After some routine business. DIR. Lyon of Prov
idence. chairman of the committee ON nomna.
lions, was called upon for report He reported
the present board for the ensuing year, who were
reelected with the addition of six vice presidents
The committee on neurology were called upon fol
a report, but owing to q lack of time they were
unable TO make an extended report The com.
mittee was continued for ensuing year.
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BIDDEFORD.
Fire..

Elrts
BiDDEFoRD, July IL. A large two story house
Ne. q and % Sullivan street. owned by Judge
Jefferson and DR.. Sawyer, was nearly destroyed
by fire last night. Four families were burned out
and their effects lost. Loss on building probably
covered by insurance of thirteen hundred dollars
in Traders & Mechanics Company, and one other
policy, company not known.
Masonic.
The Bay State Commandery, Knights Templar,
OF Brockton was received this morning by the
Biddeford Commandery, and breskfssted at the
Biddeford House. The Knights afterwards
marched to the island wharf and took the steamer
Augusta for the Pool. Dinner was served at the
Yates House. The hotel was deliberately decorat-
ed. This evening the Biddeford Comnandery
tender the Bay States grand dress ball at Old
Orchard.
Accident.
Joseph Quarter had his right hand and wrist
shockiugly msngled by being caught in card in
the Pepperell Manufacturing Company's works
to-dsy.
A game ofbase ball was played here to day. BE-
tween the Bates College club and the Biddeford
Reds, resulting in the following score Bates 49,
Reds 10. .... ...
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A PLAN FOR CONSTANT.
NOPLE'S DEFENCE.
Loss of Life by the Bombard.
ment CT Rustchnk.
BuLGARfANS ASSIST THE RUS.
SLAMS.

NEW YORK, July II. Cable specials say two
more crossings of the Danube are projected by
the Russians in southern Dobrudscha to get 10
the rear Of the Turks between Medjide and Kus-
tendie, and the other near Kalafst. the Roman.
lsns probably will participate in the latter.
The Turks are pushing fsrward large force to
Shumla, and the Russians at Sistova now being
well provisioned can't longer delay offensive oper
atoms.
Rumors of peace negotiations continue.
The project by Blum and Henne the former an
English officer in the employ of the Turks, fol-
the defence of Constantinope is for England to
occupy Gallipoli and the neck of land known a.
Bolsri, thus shutting the straits Of the Dardanel
les against the Russians.
A despatch from Rustchuk says several Bull
garans have been arrested, charged with assist
ing the Russians and fomenting insurrection; also
distributing petroleum to fire towns.
Vienna correspondent, June 2Sth, says up 10
that date in Rustchuk, seven hundred persons
have been killed by the bombardment of thai
place.
An Adrianople despatch says the Russian cav
airy are at Shipka Pass.
Private dispatches say Belgium is preparing to
mobilize its army, and the war fever is spreading
in Holland.
Prince Hohenloe, the German ambassador to
France, will be present at the meeting of the En-
perors of Austria, Russia and Germany on the Stt
of August.
1t is reported that the Amor of Cabool agreed
TO harass the Russians wherever they can bt
found by the petty chiefs in Central Asia which
may compel Russian expedition into Cabool
thus opening difficulty which may result il
English interference.
An Erzeroum despatch says the garrison a
BayazI is expected to surrender. The troops
are suffering for prov isons and water.
LONDON, July II. 1t is stated the lombard
ment OF Rustchuk recommended Tuesday after
noon. Under cover of the bombardment tn,
Russians attempted to take the town by assault
but were repulsed after two hours of severe fight
lDP
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ROCkLAND.
Secretary Sherman

RocKLAND. July IL. Secretary Sherman and
party arrived here this afternoon on the U. s
steamer Iris, which went 10 meet the U. S. Grant
after her accident last evening. The Grant struck
on lower Gangway Ledge, near White Head
knocking hole in her bottom, and was run on
the beach. She failed to get off to-day, but it is
expected she will be got off the night tide and
be towed to this city. where she will go on the
marine railway for repairs. Sec'y Sherman and
party visited the limestone quarries this afternoon
and re-embarked at 6 o'clock. Will leave toll NOR.
row morning to visit the Granite Island, and then
proceed to inspect the lfe-savng stations east Of
here.
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Disasters at Sea.

Sch NJ. NJ. Pote, from Philadelphia for Salem
with coal, was run into by steamer Lancaster, OF
Chatham, in thick fog, on Tuesday night, an,
sunk in three minutes after. The crew went Oh
board the steamer and were landed at Vineyard
Haven.
Sch. Annie Jones of st. George, with hard pine
which was dismasted and abandoned in huri
cane last December, was passed June 18th, in lat
80 20, Ion. 1902.
Sch. Lizzie Wilson, from Kennebec for Balti
more, before reported ashore off Bodkin Point
has been hauled off and taken up to Baltimore.
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EUROPE.
RumOTs.

LONDON, July II. A despatch from Alexand-
liza says EDglishmen from Adana report . force
armed with twenty four cannon and fourteen
thousand Remington rifles. is leaving Adana for
the frontier to encounter the revoted territory.
great battle is imminent.
Personal.
The King Of Abysinia has expressed willing
ness to resign in favor Of King Alsmyo, a son of
the late king Theodore.
Death.
Gen. George Bell is dead.
Denial.
The Globe says there is no foundation for the
assertion about Beaconshelds iety to retire ON
account of i'll health. His resignation was never
contemplated.
Marine News.
The schooner New Bedford twenty feet long,
which sailed from New Bedford May 18th, for
London, with Capt. Grape and wife on board, was
spoken on the 9th inst, in lat. AZ NORTH long. 2S
west All were WELL The little vessel had en-
countered six gales.
Gen. Grant.
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN July IL. Express
ldent Grant and party arrived this morning from
Wiesbaden, and were eceived at the station by
American Consul Webster, and q reception COM
mttee. American residents hoisted flags from
their houses in honor Of the occasion.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chcag0, July 7, IBTs
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 75as so.
WHEAT-No. spring, iAhal5 cash 40--a
o CO.; July $50: August ll1sNo. s. 23-a24 !;
40 90; rejected, s5-a--
CORN-No. mixed. ~ =; cash 49, July, A.
August. Az.
OATS --sislc. cash.tssSc July; aos August.
RYE-No. :, 6l-c.
BARLEY-No.2 spring. co a65c.
PORK = Cash, IL 35-al3s2o-, July, Is I5- =.
August, Is TX.
LARD Cash, se2h cash; 0 l0--a9 Is July;
August rs -a9.42S.
BULK MEATS-shoulders, sac; short rib
sides, la &C; short clear rib, IA c.
WHISkEY-Western,1 o..
FREiGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, &C.; wheat do,
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Miss Alice W. Harlow. a recent graduate of
vassar College, has received an appointment
as teacher of English Literature, Moral Philoso-
ply and Lat in, at Cooks College Institute Pough-
kepsie, N. Y, in place of Miss Florence Perkins,
called to Professorship at Vassar College. Miss
Perkins is a daughter of the Rev. Mr.. Perkins,
now connected with the Gospel Banner. By an
arrangement with the Faculty. young ladies are
fitted at this institute for admission to Vassar'
Miss Harlow is the daughter of DIR. Harlow, Of
this CITY.
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KENTUCKY.
The Horse Thieves.

NEW YORK, July II. The twelve men who are
charged with shooting three horse thieves in Car
ter county, were examined yesterday in vacant
house, the offenders refusing court accommoda-
ton for fear of the enmity of both parties.
The Covington Light Guard held the roads and
did guard duty. A charge Of venue was allowed
finally, and the case will be heard Saturday at
Pleasant Valley. The citizens say they are deter
mined to preserve order. but the singular specta-
Gle is that those who shot the horse thieves are
tried, the thieves used as witnesses.
The body of Miss Borton was found four days
after, with bullet holes in the head, at Point Ql.
ives, Kentucky.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-13

With drastic cathartcs and hurtiul salivants, and
that rational and genial recuperant
stomach Bitters, the success OF which in the Grad.
icaiion of disease and the building up of feeble
constitutions has utterly confuted the preposterous
medical theorists who insisted on the nationality OF
depicting the frame In order TO restore it to health
Appetite, easy digestion, regular excavations, a
natural fl Nv of BILE are sure esult of the use
OF the finest of Americas invisorants as increased
loss of power and irritation OF the system were OF
the old exhausting method. The new era OF med
cal treatment inauguraed by the Biuers is indeed
happy one Tor the sick and feeble, Tor has not
only placed health within their reach but saved
them from the hurtful consequences of an absurd
fallacy. julyll.ieodSwlw
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to widening the location, so that the road may be
built and maintained at q reasonable cost; and
they will also view the route in the continuation
of Second or Middle streets and over Vaughan
Brook to Farmingdale, recently prayed for.
This Vaughan Brook section is absolutely neces-
sary to make the Augusta section of any earthly
use except as a local road to the Hallowell soap
factory. We hope the whole road viii all be laid
ont and built as originally intended.
The history of Belfast. By Joseph Williamson,
is now out, and is being distributed 10 subscrib-
ers the Age says it is TO this work that the pub
lie are indebted for full and accurate history Of
the rise and progress of that township from the
time it was a wilderness bordering upon the bay to
the present day. Though it has not been the the
atre Of any important historical events, yet is
nails are probably more interesting than any other
of the towns bordering upon Penobscot bay. The
imprint is upon handsome, clear type and the en-
cravings, hcliotypes and portraits are nicely i'm
pressed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-13

The Press thinks the city of Portland mas done
itself honor by renewing and increasing its sp-
preparation for its school for the deaf, and so it
has. An experienced teacher, Ellen l.. Barton
will resume on the last Tuesday in August the
admirable work, in teaching deaf children to
speak and to understand spoken language, as well
as to read and write. Other teachers will be ad-
ded if the number of pupils should require it..
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WISCONSIN,.


MILWAUKEE, July II. The Sentinel has tel
egram from various points in Minnesota, Iowa,
and Dakota, reporting grasshoppers in large num-
beers. flying with the wind. In Minnesota the
hoppers are flying north, only few alighting Of
points heard from. In Iowa, the hoppers are do
ing no damage. Farmers are encouraged with
crop prospects. In some places they are expect
ing an average crop. In Dakota about ten per
cent. of the wheat crop is ruined. On the whole
the report is favorable.
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A special edition Of Ex-Gov. Chamberlain's
Centennial Address has been printed, with several
original maps, illustrative of the earliest history
Of that which is now called the State Of Maine.
The address and maps comprise the most valuable
contribution to Maine history ever before COM
rjled and published.
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Personal.
New YORK, July II. Congressman Blair has
started for California.
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The Conner Ca...ets.

Mr.. EDITOR Il noticed in your last weeks is
sue, an item that should be corrected in regard
to Major Reynolds, receiving the credit for the
solderly appearance Of the Conner Cadets, at
Waterville, on the 4Ih inst. | will say in reply
that Major Reynolds drilled the company two
evenings. and all praise ard credit won by the
Common Cadets at Watervle, is due our Captain,
Fred E. Lally. J.F. DYER.
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OREGON.


PORTLAND, July H. Senator Palmer denies
emphatically that he told any one he was to be
superintendent of the penitentiary. DIR. Bailey
testified that Palmer told him that he (Palmer)
had been offered the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the peni-
tertiary and expected to accept it, and that he
(Pamefl supported Grover as q better democrat
than N. +. Smith.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fatal Accident.

BosroN, July IL. jeremiah eastman was kill
ed and Patrick OBrien was seriously injured at
South Boston to-day by the fall of derrick.
Verdict.
Albert H. JOY, who has been on trial at Salem
Mass, for murder of Charles a. Gilman, wa.
found guilty to day and sentenced to be hanged
Oct. 18Th.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Political.

JACKSON, July IL. A despatch says the repub-
lcan state committee passed by a small majority
a resolution of confidence in President Hayes
then resolution to make no nominations this fall
because the Presidents civil service orders fnrbid-
ding office holders to engage in campaign work,
left them without organization, and then adjourn
ed sine die. which is equivalent to disbandng the
republican party in Mississippi.
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There is q stone step at the north door Of
Cechell's hat store, which gentlemen of misd-
rected energies times called street loafers
--.ie prone to use as . se,tee. wag spread
some tar on it, and now one poor fellow has to
wear big patch for the original tore out.
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The installation of the newly elected officers of
A-ylum Lodge, l. o. o. F.. occurs this evening.
An invitation has been extended to the Gardiner
brothers to be present and assist. All members
of tie order stopping ia the city are invited to at
tend. After the installation ceremonies supper
all he served.
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PORTLAND.
Railroad Matters.

PORTLAND, July IL. The Ogdensburg Rail
road will be finished to Swanton next Saturday,
and the officials of the various lines will meet at
the Fabyan House on that day to arrange the
time table.
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The Capital Guards at their last meeting, voted
to accept the six days muster for four days pay.
The Guards will have an out door drill once a
week until muster week. All members are re-
que ted to be at the srmory, in full dress uni
form, next Wednesday evening at o'clock, for
III al
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lh,re thirty bosrders at the Samoset House
On Mouse Island, among whom are Congressman
Frye and wife, Col. Wildes and family, G. b.
renwick, Esq, of Newcastle, Eng land, and +. r.
t. skinc and family of Chicago.
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The steam fire engine now being built in this
city by MIR. Frank Moorlen, is approaching com
pe,iou. 1t is built after an improved model and
is expected to throw more water with less steam
than the Cushnoc, and to be lighter to haul and
handle and altogether preferable, for great deal
Ia,
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1t looks as if some of the Somerset people are
at last coming to their senses. The town of An
son has voted, as stakeholder, in favor Of chang
ing the gauge of the Somerset railroad to three
feet, to conform to the proposed Messaonskee
road, prov ided the extension is from West Water
Vile via Augusta to Wiscasset.
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Mr.. William Williams is building splendid
ached calvert #. by f., across the highway
near his home on the river road to Sidney. The
old culvert was too small, and the road has been
habitualy washed spring and fall in consequence.
Mr.. williams contract includes the Strengthening
and grading Of the roadw ay, making an excellent
and needed Improvement. All for $500.
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1t is safe to cay that there as many buildings
being constructed in this city this season. as dur
ing the past ten years altogether. 1t is good
class of buildings, too, ranging from fine brick
blocks and large dwellings with ebay windows
and twenty seven Closets" to neat and comforts-
BILE cottages FIR the worthy mechanic and la
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The Odd Fellows in this city have leased and
fitting up the rooms in the third story of Seth
c. Whitehouse's block, over the stores occupied
by Deane Pray s Co., and Fuller & Percival, to
Ne occupied by them for lodge purposes.
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A poor insane woman, considerably advanced
ia years, who appears to have run away from
some aims house, got stranded in our city at the
ralroad depot day or two since. Our authori-
ties provided for her at the aims house, and are
.li,iog 10 find out where she belongs.
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Dr. p. A. Croker, having sold his interest in
the drug business in this city, resumes his prac-
lice at searsmont Village, where his old friends
and patients in that part of the country are pleased
IN meet him
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Orangemen.

OTTAWA, July II. The orangemen Of this dis
trict arc celebrating the day at Bells Corners aud
Dominion Springs. They paraded the city in 9
body at six o'clock this morning, and again at
nine o'clock, before leaving for the county. All
is quiet here.
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Beauty and Era GRANGE.

are communicated TO the mouth by SOZODONT
which renders the teeth peary white, the gum
rosy, and the breath sweet. BY those. that hav,
nsed it, it is regarded as an indispensable adjunc
of the toilet. 1t thoroughly removes tartar from
the teeth, and prevents their decay. julyllt&wlv
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The luxurious tramp now goes to and fro, liv
ing on the fat Of the land and adding fresh leaves
to his bank. book.
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Mr.. C. spaulding, bookseller at Hsllowell, has
occupied the same prem ises for the same business
lor Gyty-sight consecutive years. Who can show 3
iorger occupancy
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Fred Halves, son of John Hawes of this city
fell from an upper window in his fathers house OIL
Wednesday afternoon last. breaking his left arm
DIR. Bolan attended him.
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BANGOR.
Aid.

BANGOR, July IL. In response to q telegram
Ross & Howell this evening despatched their pow
erful tug c. b. Sanford, to the assistance of the
cutter L. S. Grant, ashore near White Head. The
Sanford is one of the most powerful boats of hel
class. and is fitted with wrecking pumps and ap.
paratus.
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/, is announced that Mr.. b. II. Kinds. formerly
OF this city hut for the last eight years special
agent of the Treasury Department at Portland
has been transferred to Chicago, to be chief of
district,
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"A stitch in tmesaves nine" A dose of Adam
sons Balsam in season may prevent a long cold
or fever, and perhaps resultant death. 1t cures
coughs, colds, asthma, and all lung troubles Keep
il in the house. Price 81 cts. iulyll-t&wlw
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The Patten Car Company at Bath are at work
on a contract from the European & North Amer
lean Railway Company to change the rolling stock
nom the #. 6 inches to the #. s IL inches
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. July IL, 1871.
Money was easy at PAL Il per cent. ON cali. For.
eign exchange advanced to &ss54 for bankers long
and is61. ate7- for denandI Gold opened at 1851
and closed at 1854 Loans N la2 per cent.
Customs receipts $3.50 90C. Treasury disbursesi
e25s OO interest, $4,000 for bonds. and $-0O0 fC
silver.
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Rev. E. II. w. Smith, whose health we regret
10 state has not been good for the last few months
goes to Squirrel Island with his family to-day.