The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-03-02

Office.
Rev. E. D. Huntley. formerly pastor of the
Metho list church, of this city, has accepted
the call of one of the principal churches in
Washington, D. c. Mr.. Huntley has, for
number of years, been President of the
Lawrence University of this state.
On account of change of business l do
hereby give notice that all my book accounts
unpaid by April 18th. next, will be put in
other hands for collection. No humbug.
M. BEDEssEM,
Kenosha, Wis
An open temperance meeting will be held
on Monday evening, the 9th of March, at
y o'clock. in Temple Of Honor Hall. Ad-
dresses may be expected and the present
condition of the temperance question con-
sidered. All are cordially invited to at.
tend.
Grand Master L. E. Reed, of Ripon, and
Grand Secretary J. W. Woodruff, of:Milwau-
kee, visited Kenosha Lodge No. Al +. & A.
NJ, on Wednesday evening. number of
the Bristol brethren were present dele.
cation from Racine Lodge was here last
evening.
1t works wonders upon the digestive APP
paratus. ZoPEsA acts as gentle purgatiye,
cures dyspepsia, removes languor and low
spirits, gives energy and capacity fer work.
For sale by F. Robinson.
The Kenosha and Rockford train has evil
IDENTIFY been entered il the go.as-you.pl please
race this winter. 1t arrives and departs
any time between 3 and 10 P. NJ. and some
times lays over all night to take rest. It
is said that the train hands are obliged to
work along the road.
r." One mans meat is another man.
poison" Kidney-Wort expels the poison.
GUS humors. The first thing to do in the
Spring is TO clean house. For internal
cleansing and renovating, no other medicine
is equal TO Kidney.Wort. In either dry or
liquid form it cures headache, bilious at.
taCks, constipation and deranged kidneys.
place several years, and in 1916 was elected
President of the village of Southport 1.-TWO
years prior to incorporation as city of Keno
SHAY, died at Minneapolis, Mimi, on Tues
day last His death was the result of in
juries received at the hands of P. C. John
son, who has been arrested on the charge
of murder.
A fraud perpetrated on Nh s. s. Drom
has just come to light. Last fall farmer
sold him three jars of butter which Mr..
Drom sold to MIR. Truesdell. While using
the last jar Mr.. Truesdell found that ONE
half of it was tallow instead of butter Mr..
Drom tried the butter when he bought it,
but, as the tallow had been colored, he did
not detect the fraud.
Mr.. F. w. Lyman, of this city, now in
Florida, has sold his orange plantation at a
price yielding handsome profit over the or.
iginal cost and expense incurred in improve
ments. He has purchased new and unim.
proved tract larger than the one sold, and
will fit it for an orange plantation. Letters
received this week speak of the thermome-
ter at 901, and the orange groves clothed in
floral beauty.
Young aspirants for positions in CONNER
cial houses. or those who aim to engage in
business for themselves at some failure day,
should neglect no opportunity for fitting
themselves for such positions. A fine class
of young men have, during the past winter,
shown their appreciation of such chance
by attending the Evening School. They are
learning there. not only book. keeping, but
how to put into practice the various trans.
actions that are given them in the sets they
write. new class will soon be formed,
and boys and young men who can find time
are urged to canvass themselves on this
subject.
Those of our readers who want to provide
themselves with an electric light can do 80
at very small cost. as WILDE seen by the
following extract from the Boston Post of
Jan. LIST, 1885,
"One of the most ingenious and useful con-
trivances in which electricity plays the prom
inent part is the Portable Electric Lighter.
for practical use in the office, at home, and in
factories, banks, hotels, restaurants, saloons.
and oil places where lighters are needed. 1t
does away with the liability Of fires from the
careless use of matches, or from fires from
children playing with them, or from mice
and rats. The apparatus occupies q space of
five square inches and weighs but five
pounds, and can be carried with ease from
apartment to apartment. 1t is complete in
itself, requiring no extra power, wires or
connection, and is so constructed that any
portion or part can be replaced at small
cost. By simply pressing upon the knob to
the full extent of the spring (which connects
the battery an electric current is produced,
by which the spiral of platinum is heated to
lncandescence and the light Is instantaneous
The material lasts about two months, and
can then be renewed at small cost through
any chemist. 1t will not be long before
everybody will have o Portable Electric
Lighter. The price, SIS, is so low that it can.
not fail to become popular at once. X \
AT further cost of IS so, connections
and cups are adjusted to the battery, con-
trolled by q switch, so that it can be adapted
for the purpose of ringing an alarm or call
bell, which can be attached to the instru.
ment, or by the addition Of wires, can be
rung at any reasonable distance. When so
adjusted. the circuit can be altered in an in.
slant, by the switch, to give light or ring the
bell at will. These connections can also be
attached to an induction coil. by which a
powerful current of electricity can be con-
veyed. The principal office is at % Water
street, Boston where all applications for
this most novel lamp should be sent"