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WISCONSIN FAIRS.

a few of the county and sectional
fairs to come off in Wisconsin this fall,
with location and dates, are:
Jefferson, Jefferson, Sept. 1920.
Rock, GAINESVILLE, Sept. 30.
S. w. Wis, Mineral Point, Sept. So.
North Wis, Oshkosh, Sept. 1927.
Sallk. Baraboo, Sept. 1918.
Marquette, Monticello, Oct. %.
Dodge, Juneau, Sept. 4-6.
Walworth, Elkhorn, Sept. 24-27.
Waekesha, Waukesha, Sept. SO.
Racine, Burlington, Oct. IA.
South Wisconsin, Beloit, Sept. 90.
Ke@osha, Kehosha, Sept. 1920.
Monroe, Sparta, Sept. 25-27.
Waaapaca, Waupaca, Sept. 17-19
N. ~. Fond du Lac, Ripon, Sept. 1910
Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac, Sept. 1920
Portage, Amherst, Sept. 1920.
SheboWgan, SheboNgan, Sept. 1918.
Central Wis, WateEdown Sept. 1920.
State, Madison, Sept. 9-13.
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SUPERINTENDENT WHITFoRD ON KIN

DERGARTENS.
In the Wisconsin Journal of Educa-
ton we have the views of the editor,
State Superintendent Whitford, upon
this subject in an article entitled,
'The kindergarten in the School Sys-
tenn" from which we excerpt the for
lowing paragraphs:
The time has come when the Kin
dergarten should be engrafted into the
public school system of our State.
Where it has been fairly tested in this
country, it has given eminent salts
faction. The few schools under this
system established in some localities
three years ago have been more than
quadrupled since. *
In less than ten years q kindergar-
ten should be connected with every
school having more than three de-
partments in the State. It will in
crease the expense of conducting our
schools at the beginning, but it will
lessen them in the end. The time in
which child will acquire an average
education will be shortened two
years. Less attention will need to be
given to the studies now taught to the
primary pupils. An impulse will be
supplied to enlarge and perfect home
instruction; and so less early training
will need to be impaired by the schools
supported by public means.
An opportunity is given the Boari
of Normal Regents in this State to
confer another incalculab1e advantage
upon our common school system.
This board is required by law to sus-
tain model departments in all our
State normal schools. Among these is
the primary, where the small children
are now taught the elements of pub
lie school education; and where those
preparing to teach can observe and
test the best methods Of their work.
Now let this board, at the opening of
the next academic year, establish in
one or more of their schools the genu-
inc kindergarten, where the principles
OF this new system may be taught, and
where normal pupils may be trained
for impartiLg similar instruction else
where.
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KENosHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, ucrs7 90 1878.

placed III, and screw them in the sides
of the door. Put in each q plant of
English ivy, the longer the better;
then train the plants over the top,
against the sides, indeed any way your
fancy dictates. You need not bny the
beautiful but costly pots the flower
dealers will advise; common glazed
ones will answer every purpsse, for by
placing in each two or three sprays Of
Coliseum iyy,E in d months time no
vestige of thepot itself can be discoy-
cred through their thick screen. The
Englishivy growing over the walls Of
the building, instead Of promoting
dampness, as most persons would sup
pose. is said to be a remedy for 1t, and
it is mentioned IS a tact in the Paper
Hangers Companion that in certain
room where damp had prevailed for a
length Of time, the affected parts in
side had become dry when ivy had
grown up to cover the opposite exteri-
or side The close Over-hanging pen
dent leaves prevent the rain or moist
ure from penetrating to the wall
Beauty and utility in this case go hand
in hand journal of Horticulture.
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win expire on the first Monday of JANUARY A.

win expire on the first Monday of JANUARY, A.
ID 1879.
heriff in the place of Hugh McDermott,
whose term OF office will expire on the frs Mon
day of January, a. ID 1879
County Treasurer in the place OF Martin
Thomas, whose term of office will expire Oh the
first NJ onday of January, A. ID. 1879,
A ounty Clerk in the place of E. q. Imme,
whose term of office will expire on the first Mon
day of January, a. d. 1873
A Regist of Deeds in the place OF Daniel ID
Benedict, whose term of office will expire Oh
the first onday of January, A. D. 1875
A District Attorney i'll the place of Myron 4.
Baker, whose term Of office will expire on the
first Monday of January, A. u. 1879.
A Clerk of the Circuit ollrt lathe place Of e.
G. Cole, whose term Of Office will expire on the
first Monday Of January, ID. 1879
A Coroner for the County of Kenosha, in the
place of Dan. Head, whose tenn OF office will eX-
pire on the first Monday in January, A. d. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that i'll accordance with
the above notice an Election viii be held in the
several Towns, Wards and Election Precincts, of
the County of Kenosha, on the Tuesday next
succeeding the first Monday, being the fifth day
OF November next, for the purpose therein set
tforth. Signed.
HUGH NCDERMOTT,
Sheriff OF Ken0sha County Wis.
Dated Sherff's office, AUG 2i. 1878
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PENITENTLAL.

In the twilight l am calling,
Lord, to thee in earnest prayer;
Darker than the shadows falling
Is the darkness of despair.
Ever SHINING, ever erring,
Maynard to my trust and thee;
Heart, each chance of life defeTaing,
Hard as any heart can be.
Every secret fault confessing,
Deed and word and thought of sin.
Grant me Lord thy promised blessing,
Grace to bear, and peace witlain.
.Jesus, thou art all compassion,
Pure and boundless love thou art
Grown me now with thy salvation,
Enter now my waiting heart.
From those heights beyond measure,
Where the silent stars ascend,
Bring to me the richest treasure
Heart could wish or Thou cans't send
May my night of sorrow gather
Like the twilight stars above,
And each cloud of darkness Vanish,
Inthe light of perfect love.
AN1LNoT, Aug. "a, '78,
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[ NUMBER IS.

In addition thereto the drinking man
should surround himself with innuen-
ces which tend to make him forget the
degrading associations of the bar-room
and lift him upward. He should en-
deavor, SO far as his business avoca-
tions will permit, to sleep, battle and
eat regularly, and obey the laws of
health. By the adoption of this course
theoretically and sincerely no man
who has the will to reform can fail to
do so. Hundreds and thousands can
attest the truth Of these statements
Boston Ir0OeZZer.
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Letters

UvHE following Is list of letters remaining un-
i called for at the Kenosha Post Office, Keno
sha County, Wis, for the week ending Aug. 2s,
1878, and which will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office at the expiration of so days unless called
for.
Frank Mrs M Rogers Thomas
Fox Edward T Seaman Thos
Cost DIR S Sexton Hiram
jackson Jacob Tyler WmJ
Nilsson Mr. j TOlan James
Obein John
UNAVAILABLE.
Boyle Mrs. N Chic0go. Bieber Nick Park
Street. Richardson g. Co. G.. w. Boston.
To obtain any of the above letters the appli-
cant must give the date of this list.
CHARLES FRANTZ. p. III.
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Miss Lily Runals will give variety
of Readings, at Kimball Hall, on Fri
day evening, the Goth inst, at o'clock.
The Readings will be interspersed with
vocal and instrumental music, by Mrs.
Emma Mari, Mrs. Bailey, and others,
the whole being for the benefit of the
new Episcopal Church. Single tickets
IS cents-four for one dollar. For
sale at Johnson's.
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THE yellow fever continues at

THE yellow fever continues at the
South without abatement. AT New
Orleans, Vicksburg and Memphis the
number Of cases and deaths are in
creasing. And it is extending to other
cities and places with great fatality.
Contributions, physicians and nurses
are being made largely in northern
cities, towns and hamlets for the relief
OF the needy. And on Monday seven
sisters, five of the st. Joseph sisterhood
and two sisters of Charity, and Miss
Daisy Murdoch, a member of the Con-
gregauion of All Saints Cathedral, left
milwaukee to render assistance, as
nurses to the sick of stricken cities.
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BOGARDUS.
AT DAYTON.

DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. 27.-Captain
Bogardus, champion wing shot, gave
an exhibition of glass ball shooting at
the fair grounds in this city to-day,
breaking SAT balls in 21 minutes, max
ing twenty-six misses. This is the best
shooting in that time on record. Be-
gardus left for Chicago this evening
to take part in the tournament. The
mach to-day was the first since his re-
turn from Europe.
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KEEPING POULTRY IN ORCHARDS.

KEEPING POULTRY IN ORCHARDS.
This is a matter that should be prac-
tlced when possible. We believe that
if farmers and fruit-raisers knew the
benefits arising from such management,
they would at once adopt it. Last Fall
we visited an orchard in which fowls
were kept, the owner of which told us
that before the fowls were confined in
it, the trees made little or no growth,
and only a corresponding amount of
fruit was obtained. But what change
was now evident. The grass was kept
down, the weeds were killed and the
trees presented an appearance of thrift,
which the most enthusiastic horticult-
urist could not but admire and envy.
The growth of the trees was most Wig
orous, and the foliage remarkably lux
uriant. The fruit was abundant, Of
large size, and free from worm and
other imperfections. This excellence
was accounted for by the proprietor,
who remarked that the "hens ate all
the worms and curculio in their reach,
even the canker worm" He found
less trouble with their roosting in the
tree than he expected, and that pick
ct fence six feet high kept them with
in bounds. His orchard was divided
into three sections and the fowls were
exchanged from one to another as the
condition of the fowls or the orchard
section seemed to require.
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Holly Springs, Miss. is a true neigh
Dor to the fever-Smitten town of Gren-
ada, accepting with open doors and
caring FOR all corners, giving food and
shelt6g TO the destitute, and furnishing
medical aid and nursing for the sick.
Every E4.ace should follow the exam
pie OF this Good Samaritan town.
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Robert Burns nieces, Agnes and
ISABELLA. live near Ayr, Scotland, in a
heat but modest matched cottage,
where they make their own bread and
vine, and show some of the bard's let
ers which have never been published
. such interested visitors as Col. Rob
rt G. LngersGll.
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On motion of Aid. Reed, the rules
were suspended in order to pass above
bills.
Aid. Reed moved that the above
bills be allowed which was carried by
following vote.
Ayes, Mayor FAIR, Aid. Reed, Zah-
men and Williams.
On motion of Aid. Reed Board adj
iourned. HENRY WILLIAMS,
Clerk pro tenn.
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The annual fair of the Walworth
county Agricultural Society will be
ED at Elkhorn. September 25. 26 and
\. Several thousand dollars in pre-
NUNS are offered.
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The annual yacht regatta for the
heridan prize sill occur on Saturday
( next week August 81. Nearly all
Ae tirst-class boats will enter, and the
BET is a large one.-Geneya Lake Her
Id.
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I livery STABLE.-Ben. Jewett is paeaared to
IL furnish the best Horses and Carriages, ffor
business or pleasure on the shortest notice.
Hearse at all times ready to attend funerals.
Stable on Market square, near tile Post Office,
KenOSha, Wisconsin.
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CATHOLIC.


The Irish Header and Pilot con-
,demns "secret societies in politics."
and talks about Kearney as follows:
The Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph,
when speaking of Dennis Kearney,
says: eve are pleased to learn that
Kearney, the yilest of our Communis-
tic demag0gues, is not a Catholic Irish
man. He is a Protestant and an
Orangeman. He is pupil of an Or
ange Lodge. This school can claim,
without dispute, the honor of his NOR
al and intellectual training" Since
then, Kearney himself states: He was
raised a Catholic, married a Catholic
wife, and had his children christened
in a Catholic church" We cannot see
what any religion has got to do with a
meaningless demagogue like Kearney.
Everybody who understands the Cath
olic Church knows that she is the most
staunch supporter of the constituted
authorities of any or all other denom-
nations put together in the country.
She newer fails to warn her people
against such men as Kearney. She
Cta1Sio llOG NIdt llo I6llSlOu VI COuuOL
MAY be. She knows full we'll the 0D-
ject OF such men is to gain notoriety
and position for themselves, even at
the expense otsaiot and bloodshed, III
the name of bettering the condition of
the workingInan. Indeed, no one with
any discernment who reads Kearney's
inhammatory speeches but must at
once see HE object. He would like to
be classified as one of the men he is
continually denouncing in the most
profane manner. He would not object
to being a capitalist himself.
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COMMON COUNCIL.
Official Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING OF }
AUDITING BOARD,
AUG. 10, 1878,

Present Mayor FAIR, Aid. Zahnen,
Reed and Williams.
On motion Of Aid. Zahnen AID. Will
liams was elected Clerk pro tenn.
Petition of J. V. Quarles and James
Rust presented as follows:
"To the Hon. The Mayor and Com
mon Council Of the City of Kenosha.
The undersigned respectfully petit
ton your honorable body to lay, and
order laid a sidewalk of the usual di-
mansions, on the south side of Dayton
street as extended, in the Third Ward,
commencing at the East line of the
School House lot and running easterly
to Chicago street and your petitioners
will ever pray, &c.
j. Y. QUARLEs,
Pres. Board Education.
JAMES RUST.
KenOsha, Aug. 16, 1878.
On motion the prayer of the petition
ers was granted.
AID. Reed presented and moved the
adoption of the following order which
was carried:
ORDER,
It is hereby ordered by the Mayor
and Board Of Audit of the City of Ke-
nosha, That a side walk be built on
the south side of Dayton street, COM
mencing at the east side of the Durkee
School House lot, thence east to Chica-
go Street. Said walk to be four feet
wide, Of good sound two inch plank
and laid on AKA stringers, and well
spiked down.
Passed Aug. 10, 1878.
HENRY WILLIAMS, A. FAIR.
Clerk pro tenn. Mayor.
The following bills were reported
correct by committee ON claims and
settlement recommended.
J. B. Starkweather, sundries, 4 So
John Smith, Streets & B., 7 Is
VIM. Schumacher g 1 so
M. Murphy, so
Fri Stevens, Contingent, 10 so
A. Farr, Board of Review, AZ 90
Allowed by the following vote;
Ayes, Aid. Reed, William4 and
Zahnen. Nays.
The following bills were presented !:
Mathews & O'Brien pauper. 81 o.
n. Zauner Street work, 187
n. Rodus 2 so
John Zuyhn 2 so
John Peters g so
r. H. Slosson pauper acct, 3 90
j. Mathews 1924
O. Haughey cemetery, 1900
Ed. Moore 1" 90
O. ?. Haughey 7 so
Hugh Brady =" Is
Mathew Murphy I" 3 90
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
OF KENOSHA COUNTY.

/. Hugh McDermott, Sheriff of said county of
kenosha. do hereby certify that the above IS a
true copy of a Notice for a general Election
State of Wisconsin, and now on file in my Office
pursuant to said notice and the statutes in rela-
lation to Elections.
A Member of Assembly in the Assembly Dis
tTlct. composed of the county Of kenosha, I'm the
place of Walter S. Dexter, whose term of Office
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III ANDRE, Manufacturer, Wholesale and
Ill. Retail dealer in Cigars. Ping, Gut GhaWing
and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, Sc. His CT
gars are all made from best qualities of domestic
lowest cash rates. Also constantly on hand
some fine MeeTschaun Pipes orders aJEamptly
filled. Directly opposite his old stand. no 3T15
Main Street. KenOSha Wis.
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|tIIErElI5IWIu-,
Sheriff OF Ken0sha County, Wis.
Dated. Sheritfs office, Aug ID, 1873.
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grtrasiise iinb fir bic Spribtouriltcn be-
Iorst.
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1850; Die 3olleinnahme $448, ,945.94.
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gSod)e cine 0feiie mad Senneiiee uno pen1
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ltd,ett GepubltfancrS.

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benn Die ld,,perllen 8erluite betrafen Die @ileu
babneu. SIM Often bebielt man Die ent,per
tbeten Bombs uno Stods; Der @eiten base
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