The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-09

The contest for Speakership Of the House
T of Representatives decided in Republican
. Csuens that the toniest, sweetest and cheap.
] est Box Stationery can be seen at Rogers &
Barns KeRoshs Book Store. opposite Kup-
fer's Bakery.
We have received an account Of sad case
which occurred in the town Of Salem recent.
~. From what We learn, Mrs E. r. King
man, who has acted strangely since the
death Of her husband Last May, has on sew.
eral occasions tried to induce her daughters
to leave their husbands and return TO their
home. Quite recently Mrs. Crowley gave
birth to a child. which died very suddenly.
The stomach Of the child was sent to Chicago
to be analysed. The chemist reported find
ing arsenic ia the stomach. As Mrs. King
naa was at her daughters house shortly be
fore the child died. suspicion fastened upon
her, which was strengthened by the fact that
a quantity Of arsenic which her son Frank
had purchased to kin rats. and which be
had put ia his desk. was missing. Mrs.
Kingnan has been declared insane. and was
seat to the insane asyiam al Oshkosh. This
is sad case, indeed
| Ar. William z. Seymour. of Columbus. O.,
writes +" attended course of lectures sew
| eral winters ago at the Ohio Medical College
of Cincinnati, O. There I was taught that
| Iron is prominent element in the physical
organism Of mankind; without it life is an
impOssibility. A vast percentage of The dis
eases AID premature deaths TO which the race
Ia subject, is caused, or at least made pos
sible, BY weakening of the body in conse-
quenee Of q lack Of Iron in the blood HaY-
ing suffered from ill-health. poor digestion
and urinary troubles ever since I recovered
from typhoid fever. complicated with nala-
rial fever, | determined to give Iron trial.
From investigation learned that Browns
Iron Bitters were the best, aud that they
did not blaekeR the teeth, so concluded to
make ass of them. They have acted like a
ahaRn. never befsee felt 80 robust. hearty
and strong"
On the evening of Friday; Esd inst. there |
will be an Oyster Supper and Christmas Tree
at Asbury church, in the town of Bristol |
also some appropriate singing will be provid |
ed for the occasion. All are invited.
BY ORDER oE COMMITTEE.
KENosHA, Wis. Dec. 9th.
At a regular meeting of the First Baptist
Church Of this city, held on the evening of
the Both Of November. 1881, the following
preamble and resolution were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, This church has received mu.
nifeent gift from Mr.. .Uriel Newman, of
Kenosha county, AID gratefully acknowl-
edging the same; therefore. be it
Resoloed, That we, as church, extend
eur sincere thanks to the donor for his lib.
eral gift to US.
Done by order and in behalf of the
church. G. A. LEONARD. Clerk.
60 to MsFden & Farr's for Mrs. FEssman's
NeD National Byes For brightness and du-
rability Of color are unequaled. Color from
2 to pounds. Price Is cents.
On Thursday evening of last week, when
the western bound train was between Alden
and Harvard, some person threw stone
through window Of the passenger coach.
The stone was as large as mans FIST, and was
thrown with great force. 1t struck q man
sitting next TO tae window, hitting him just
above the temple. fractaring the skull and
tearing up strip of the skin more than an
inch in length. The stone glanced from the
maa's head, grazed lady's cheek on the
opposite side Of The Car, and struck her on
the shoulder with enough force to make a
painful wound. Men on the train bound
up the wound Of the nan, who became i'm
mediately unconscious when struck by the
stone, and as soon as the train arrived at
Harvard the railroad officials placed the in.
lured maa and woman under the care of
physicians. twas supposed the mans In
Jury would prove fatal The motives for
The outrage are supposed to be based en-
some trouble between three men and the
which occurred a short time ago.
Professor Tice, the distinguished Meteoro.
legst and Weather Prophet of st. Louis. has
issued his ANNUAL NATIONAL WEATHER
FORECASTS for 1882. in which, besides fore.
telling the weather for every day in The year,
and clearly explaining tae theory on which
his predictions are based, be gives much
other Information concerning atmospheric
phenomenon---tLs whole designed not only
10 give the facts as to the weather, but to
teGcb the masses the facts determining
weather changes. Other matter concerning
the farm, garden and household, of special
interest, 10 added the whole serving to
make it the most complete aad practical of
his long series Of annual issues. It's value 10
every one, and especially the farmer, is ap.
parent. For sample copy and terms to the
trade and to agents. send 20 cents to Thomp-
son. Wse 8 Lillingston, of 81. Louis, Mo.
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