The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-11-19

health since. He had been under medical
treatment for some weeks previous to his
death, but he was not considered dangerous.
ly i'll. Deceased was member Of the Chi
cago police force for several years.
For sALE--A good house on Park street.
If sold within ten days, $3.50 will be taken
for it. The owner resides IN Chicago, and
wishes to dispose of it, but If 1t is not sold
within ten days. she will remove here and
occupy it herself. This is rare opportuni.
ty for any one wanting house. For further
particulars apply at this Office.
Oh let me from the festive board to
thee, my mother, fee,
And be my secret sorrow shared by
thee, and only thee;
No blame, no blame, my mother dear,
do l impute to you,
But since ate that currant tart don't
know what to do.
"Best take Spring Blossom"
David Heddle, of the town of New
port, Lake Co., Ills, died very sudden
ly at his home last Friday morning.
On Thursday he followed the plow all
day, and said he had never done a bet
ter days work. After he had put his
team in the barn, and was on the way
to the house, he was taken so i'll he
could not reach it, and had to be car
ried. The tolling of the bell Of the
Milburn Congregational church sent
forth on the early morning air Of Fri
day the saddening news that one Of its
members had passed away. Mr.. He'd.
dies remains are buried in the beau
tifui cemetery near Milburn.
Mrs. Jacob Wilson, Mari on, 0.
says her child was not expected to live,
owing to severe attack Of Group. She
tried DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil, which
gave immediate relief. Mr.. c. Glen.
denhen, Marion, O., used DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil for bunions He says at
first start he thought it was like the
rest of the advertised humbugs, but was
'agreeably disappointed, and now would
not be without some in the house for
any money.
/ drank the richest draughts. and ate
whatever was good,
Fish and flesh, and fowl and fruit sup
piled my hungry mood;
But now my liver affects me. and I'm
all over pain,
If Spring Blossom cures me, I'll not
live so high again.
A retouehed solar photograph is perman-
ent, and will not fade when properly done,
and is better likeness and more durable
picture than any crayon OF charcoal work.
1t Is not possible in any picture made by
hand to copy the fine details that 60 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 we'll to leave their orders az soon
as convenient. 23-w2
Go to your druggist for Nfs. Free
mans Netc National Dyes. For bright
hess and durability of color are I'M
squalled. Color from 2 to 5 pounds.
Price, 10 cents. 17y
There will be Teachers Meeting for the
E. D. at the Lamb school house, Pleasant Prai-
RE. on Saturday, Nov. 26th, 1880, commene.
ing at P. NJ. Programme Music. Roll
call and response by quotations from some
American author. and brief biography of
the author. School Reports Class Exercise
in Civil Government. Subject, Lsw-Making,
W. II. Flett Glass Exercise in Arithmetic
Subject, Stock and Brokerage, C, s. An
derson. Recess. Query Box. Glass Exer.
else in Geography Of Wisconsin, Jessie Pet
RE. Glass Exercise in Orthoepy; Sec AZ Of
the Dictionary, Rose Kosander.
A. s. CARPENTER, V. P.
/ Ben. Brust, Households, Chemung
Co., n. Y, writes: II have been VIC
tim to dyspepsia in the worst shape it
could attack an Englishman. / would
sit down to enjoy a meal Of something
like. After taking few mouthsful,
would be overcome with a fullness of
the stomach, and have to stop. l con-
stantly had the heartburn and head.
ache, also dizziness. Ny mother pro-
cured me bottle of Spring Blossom;
it cured me. / can eat q square meal
and enjoy it. never felt better in my
life"
| The schooner Phoenix arrived here from
Milwaukee on Wednesday. The Phanix
left Muskegon on Sunday evening: few
minutes behind the schooner E. NJ. Car
rington, the wind being from the N. W.. the
Phoenix steering west BY north and the Car.
ringtcn one point higher. Capt. Maloney
soon observed her flying signal Of distress,
but showing no signs of waiting until he
came up. The boats then had their jib top.
sails down and reefed mainsails. The wind
soon shifted to the southwark, and large
sea began to raise. The Darlington had
hoisted bright light. The attention of the
I crew Of the Ph0nix was diverted from her
while taking in sail, and when next looked
! for she had disappeared. The sea was wash
Il ing over the Phoenix, so that it was with thu