The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-11-12

Il
S ficiency? To a low grog shop, becau
there they "retail bad spirits B
if you suffer from low spirits, cause
by dyspepsia or indigestion, try Sprir
o Blossom.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Severance, of MiIwa
kee, will open dancing school in Simmon
Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 18th. The vel
newest dances will be taught. Juvenile ella
from 4 to 6 P. NJ. Evening class will cor
mence at 7.30. Terms-Juyenile class,
lessons, 81; evening class, II lessons, SIS.
On Friday evening last Mr.. II. ]
Hinsdale invited few of his friend
to view the stage scenery at Apoll
Hall. Mr.. Louis Kindt, the scenic al
fist, managed the exhibition, and tn
affair was quite pleasant and entertain
ing. The scenery is really very beat
| tifnl, and does great credit to the ski
of the artist and the good taste Of MI
| Hinsdale. The scene on the drop cul
tain, representing Pfalz Caub' on tn
Rhine, is exceedingly fine. The TEN
pie of Honor Dramatic Club will opel
the hall on the 18th inst. with the pla,
My Brothers Keeper"
A retouched solar photograph is perman
emf, and will not fade when properly done
and is better likeness and more durabl,
picture than any crayon OF charcoal work
II is moi possible in any picture made by
hand TO copy the fine details that go to make
the likeness as taken with The camera
Truesdell & La Marsh have all the new &C.
cessories, such as set boats, balustrades,
stairway and scenic backgrounds, for making
the modern style of picture. Their Christ
mas trade has already commenced, and par
ties wanting fine work for the holidays
would do well 10 leave their orders as soon
as convenient 23-w2
The Temple of Honor Dramatic Club,
as tribute to the enterprise of Mr.. H.
b. Hinsdale in furnishing the city with
a new opera house, will open Apollo
Hall on the evening of the 18th inst,
with the production of the exciting
drama, my Brothers Keeper" The
play has been cast with great care, and
will be mounted in the manner which
the well known zeal of the Club will
warrant us in saying will be very
The entertainment is a
benefit to MIR. Hinsdale, and entirely
complimentary.
There will be Teachers Meeting for the
D. at the Lamb school house, Pleasant Prai-
rie, on Saturday, Nov. Goth, 1880, commence
ing at P. NJ. Programme Music. Roll
call and response by quotations from some
author. and brief biography of
The author. School Reports. Class Exercise
in Civil Government.--Subject, Law-Making,
W. H. Flett Glass Exercise 10 Arithmetic
Subject, Stock and Brokerage, c. s. An
lerson. Recess. Query Box. Glass Exer-
Use in Geography of Wisconsin. Jessie Pet
lie. Glass Exercise in Orthoepy; Sec ~ of
he Dictionary, Rose Kosander.
A. 8. CARPENTER, V. P.
BETHANY, ONTARIO.
GENTLEMEN feel it my duty to
say a few words in regard to the great
benefit have received from the use of
1ne of the wonders of the world, that
S, DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil. / was
one Of the greatest sufferers for about
fifteen months with a disease of my
ear similar to ulcers, causing entire
deafness. l tried everything that
could be done through medical skill,
but without relief. AS last resort, L
tried the Eclectric Oil, and in ten min
utes found relief. I continued using
It, and in q short time my ear was
cured, and hearing completely restored.
have used this wonderful healer sue
in cases of Inflammation of
The lungs, sore throat, coughs and colds,
cuts and bruises, &C.; in fact, it is our
family medicine.
Yours truly. Mrs. w. J. LANG.
Since the time that Ben Perley Poor
wheeled the barrel of -four from Lynn
to Boston, quarter of a century ago,
there has been little excitement in the
way of wheel-barrow performances.
The excitement was locally revived on
last by scene in our streets
which created good deal of merri-
ment. John B. Jackson and John
Gonnermann made a bet on the cleo
ton, and the loser was to wheel the
other in wheel-barroW from his place
of business along Main street to the
Grant House and back. Jackson being
the Democrat lost, and, with the same
determined spirit which invested his
illustri0us ancestor and namesake, he
paid his bet. About half-past two on
Tuesday the street was full of excite
ment as Mr.. Gonnermann, very becom-
ingly dressed, the more prominent fea-
lures being large white hat and an
eXtravagant collar, sat in dignified
way upon wheel-barrow. which was
propelled by Mr.. Jackson in an equally
dignified manner from Gonnermann's
place of business on Market street to
the Grant House and return. The Ma
tional Band preceded the novel CON
veyance, and the whole affair was
amusing, and was much enjoyed by the
crowd.
When articles rise, the consumer is
the first that suffers; and when they
fall, he is the last that gains. Spring
Blossom is always one uniform price
and always gives satisfaction to tn,
consumer in cases of dyspepsia, indi
gestion, etc.
Jabesh Snow, Cunning Cove, n. S.
writes: II was completely prostratei