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New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
THE CORK K.TELEPHONE
nIs TIM

L OF FTHE
MOLECULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY.
These Telephones manufactured under the patents OF the
MOLECULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY, OF New; fOrE,
have excited great interest wherever they have been
both this and in Europe Being unlike any ee
phone use and superior 10 all others for certainty OF
action durability and dstnctness OF artcuauonD0th Tor
long and short distances They are also free from
the great telephone evil which entirely aud for the hIst
time overcome by THE CORK TELEPHONE. These in
tnnents not only transmit speech clearly and distinctly
distances bur have done so win great success between
the following DOInts viz:
New.York and Bridgeport Conn. ~ mnes
Haven Conn 30
New York Philadelphia Penn loo miles
Nevy York aud Raitimora 200 miles
Nevv Work ana Cieyeiand Ohio .......... $50 miles
New.YOrk and Chicago, Ill you miles
THE MOLECULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY was or
ganized in $780, has large number OF valuable patents with
an entire simple system for exchanges &C. differing
from any hitherto devised For further information apply at
the principal office Of the company - .- ,,,r,-r,r,
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Cost ano founo.

/ .0ST.-In 9th-ave. car, March "a, a pocket
- book sJntaning poor savings. The finder will
be literally rewarded BY returning Il 10
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

RAILROAD.
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
n.O F00r 2P fd a5d rom r6cEn via Annex Boats
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV ls, 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Boz &B9una d. Brock ItSn
I6S @ SfS& 12 at B 81 iS % 58o 1902 SH M 'O'
Direct connection at Wayne Junction for Germantogn and
Chestnut Hill at Coumoia.ave for AanayunK' Consho
DRAWING.ROOM CARS all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
2s5 sso esyS $50 Hoo ILL., sRA @ 5 a3s
sUNpAY $50 o o go n 1920 SoP p gG 40 o I9rd ssd ssd
M SUNDAY a. 5 a n US ESQ m A'O '''
ss GGSF2N 65 s Warren % lS m ss
For AWHffLI2XsPoRf LA II ats at 6G5 5 600 m s45 400
For FR sgUNBURY AMI LEwIsBURd at e40. 7r45 m, 04S
ADJ s0g e
For SCRANTON at 646, 900 a M. 346 p m.
loo. $780, 3:45 $3.50 p. m. Sundays at $50 p. M
For DRIFToN at 6I45 a. m, 3;a6 p. m.
For TAMAQUA at 6a45, 7:46 800 loo, So 346. 400.
1900 p. m.
For BETHL LEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at Gas, 900 M l0o $780, sA5, $3.50 p H. Sunday al
$50 2. m.
For EAsToy at $40, 900 m, 100, 1870. stO, AGO. 4iso.
$50 p. M Sundays, $50 p. m.
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 800
For TLEMINGToN eaG G goO m' lOO 1aO AGO. 48O
r: S SS G 55 i iSo aS
For PLAINFIELD at 6:45, 74S 900 9So 1880 lll5 an,
Zoo $780, $50 1880, 1900 p m SUNDAYS at 500 S;4o
.. m, l;30, 400 b30, 300, l200p. m.
$50 1000 10 80 !l;l5 Il:y9 m l2t5 Loo ii39 ?98
62S 600 s6, go sli5 100 5s0 500 siit, $50 1850
iI:80, i26O pm SUNDAYS at 800, $40 IN. 130, 400,
6:30 9;00 1900 pm.
= gS S? 5 it 1 ss5 s4s sSs ;s
800 ei5 eISG 5oQ 7So $40 POO s+S, iOSg sn6 ia6IS m
iiGG 500, 900, BOO. elS, 500 Boo 1870 N.
500 s'i6 o m, i,SO 400 600 m. SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at4f00 lO:&6 am
for FREEHOLD-Atb O. Bis, IL o. m, 1:S0, 4, 6p m.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at S:l5
a m 1850 with through paror cars on 4SO
train
for VINRIAND and BRIDGEToN az 1880 D. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 8, North River, via Sandy Hook.
Ear nNG RRANOU EATONTOMN. etc. At 4 % M.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
GUNNER Resorts.
l1roppsals.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF YES
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
WssHNGToN, March j. lSSt.}
In accordance the rovbons OF the 9th section OF inc
act Congress making appropriations TO supply denehe
March 1888 sealed proposals VIII Oe Iece'3
he Navy Department until saturday May s. 1885,
al which time they will he opened Tor the purchase
Of certain vessels eCn stricken from the Navy
Register authority Of an act or congress- approv
August 1882 and which Is deemed Tor the best interests Vi
the United States 10 sell -, ,.,,,...,,.r
are The Niagara at Boston Mgss S242OO Florida az New
London Conn., 700 Colorado S3i 700 and lcOnd6ro9a
s2lDOO at NewYOTk; supply $500 at League Island fen
Pawnee 81 200 at Fort Rova s. C.; Benica $4,000 and
Cyane Sl2 900 at Mare Island Cal. ,,-,
PTooas must be submitted In sealed envelope addressed
proposals purchase OF vessels so as 10 dsngulsh
them No oner for more IMAM one
vessel should be included within one proposal - .
will be sOd for cash. TO the person or peIs9n
therefor above the appraised thereof Each bid
posal accompanied deposit IN cash
Certified than ten cent OF the amount OF
the offer proposal and also bond with penal sum eua
whole amount OF the offer with two or more
be approved By the Secretary OF the Navy conditioned for the
payment remaining ninety cent OF the amount OF
such proposal within thirty days from the da o t
acceptance In default Is made in the payment OF he
maning ninety per cent or any part teItOl Nln Iha
said cash deposit OF ten per cent sha pe
in the act of March 1888 AndepOss and bonds OF bidders
shall not be accepted VIII De reuru 10
them within days after the opening OF he proposals
application the Department printed ust VIII DC uI
nished giving general information concerning INC Sesels
also forms bonds which must be used by bidders
20 time by applying 10 he
COmmaudants of the Navy Inids.
the vessels purchased
nv the Department WILLIAM +. CHANDLER,
- Secretary OF the Navy
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
6!eamooals ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE 10 THE WEST.

RAL1IMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
r..,, va P9@iadeRha. @ Baltimore and Washington. n
2p m, except sunday for Washngon and all points West
Rag 81 Hca eG2ss ccnnee e "a
fGI T@ea6le Teks,' sa sleeping BGrt1s aOd baggage
sPp{ s pBrdokiyn 2P PcSnsy Rairos ''0'"
TOR NEW W-HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
sD a5 NJ m hHa Tor sa RI as Noft has M
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U
pys 1Res han n By le % aS East N''
ToR I,C, BOSTON. - FARE ONLY SO.
Steamers cays daily except sunday Pier So r.
'ay'I' at F Il Il. p6PPLE, Gen1 Pass Agt l77 west't
r,oR RosTON {Fare Only S3.
oN VIZ VIZ FAIL RIVER LINE III Limited tat T56Ss SSca,
pdls Bfst .e29ee e2qe e S NfSRRs NSRR9s TX MEXcEPTE
as5Sn at T By ifs' 1SST BoAf nhS5 rom Bro9sn s1% 40
al ali ii principal hotels transfer and ticket oce' at the Office
BORDEN LoVtdat AeaSt, oEoR'6E 6chl ri Pass Agent
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
~ 70 BOSTON, 90. WORCESTER, So so NASHUA. So s0.
PORTLAND. 90 and no transfer
Steamers CITY OF NEw.YoRK
CITY OF nawRENCE .... ia,
above Ferry daily sundays at 800 p @
NEw-YoRK AND LONG BRASCM \ II, RR; IsI;i,ns,
(penDeylyania Rk.,f
S,,,or. q, Nevyork J st and Desbrossss-si.
IFayg Far gsas
an i:SO T. g. p M Sundays 400 046 an via fean his
81Sa ~ an &c. &c. Se Pha R ssfsy RsyaSns II
1880 iSo 800 M ~ snsaaSs s6aSsys ~ a n
ss.sa &c va SsR
7sys r. sS A.SSy .S eSS Zoo Sq0at
a acTa % or y AsSuy S giP Psrs p a. m %
FTeehSd via Phadepha and te1dp a pbsaepha and
LsSew9od River and gsrnegst a. s2 5 o M @
4 r. nE SGSR 4 IN slaFss Isgs
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RyGm tTa6s H eave Grand cent@ Depot
2 a m Western New.YOrk and Northern Express WIN
o No. Fast Limited Chicago with dining cars
stopping at Albany Utica syTaSus % 6sSa @ a. m next day.
1880 m chicago Express drawing room cars g to Canaan
II % a M western NewYork and Northern Express. with
Troy and Utica Express
al IN Accommodation TO Albany and Troy ,,, N,.rara
m ST. Louis Express with Sleeping cars C nstrot
Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati except SATURDAY loieao DeS
ana $50 O. p % Express With sleeping to Syracuse and to
ro Pace EXPRESS with sleeping Rochester,
Bufao Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. LOUIS o'"e
g asT NJ M Night Express With sleeping to Albany and
Nogfh Sy except Saturday night 49,. No pow,,r,
% sss a t SranS and az %ecO Express
place and 7sS and ga9 bro ByoSkyn and 3
Accommodating IN ana seeoe CIV and 40
S3S W sshin gsSn.st. Brooklyn. uo..,onos
Baggage called for and checked from snndav
These trans natly run daiiy' All o'"'i c. b MEEKER
j. M mroi General Passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE L4NE.-For Providence.
sroVD DGpon1 n
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
STARIN'5
COMPANY

ttSIAKINS o,,
COMPANY.
Office Pier 49, N r., foot Of Cortandt-st
COnsgnmens OF freight forwarded directed to any pa
VI the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery Of all kinds Of freight and neh
shandise to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HARs
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly Bghtered sny
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO cHARl
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamer JOHN H. sTARIN for NEw.HAvEN. leaves Piei
49, N R., foot Of Cortlandtst, at m. daily tsUNDAYs
eIcepted.l
Freight for points on D. W. r. R. received at Pier I
For New.Haven and points East, at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles foI
Cents. from Pier l. Il. r., foot Of whU
hallst
Machine and Boiler shops Everything aDperainng to ths
construction and repair OF yessels
THE ERIE RAILWAY better & wIsTNTS known as sti ths
NEw.YoRK LAKE Rnab EHiE AND WESTERN NALL
sssssS SsS f9Ss.: RSRS
SNa'1ss Ss,S & hoa: t%d snS
C 9s a ssePns sSssnss saasS 20 oS
land O nj S1,iDHa $40 nj st bG3i M Toedo $40
p m and Indianapolis il so,,, Train AZ
Bay and sospRas
SasalC niagara Falls cinsiona and Chicago h''ei ANU
g,l5 D m Emigrant train for the West =. -. 80. ,,.D.
Rutherford and Passsio 720 l30 g5o lUxo 10 a.
6Io 0iS0 6;lO $3.50 30 lO0 "a * tnonisn~
Sundays $50 1920 iib $50 m ~ mdnynes So "a
20 7e0 $50 1920 noG1 m s9uieht ND sun.
Ssy.S $50 d2S Gar iIs $50 9 midnight ara
Sewark and Paterson Newark go sio io sarsav
4:2o 6:aU $3.50 o2o f:su p and ~ midnight SATURDAY
nj ants ony sundays o. 10 $50 ~ No ana "a
midnight sundays $50 1920 IN LAO $50 III anu 10
midnight
S.TSaIs sSss .SG cSaa@s Sunday
egS SoSdou, and Kingston and Montgomery tSopm
sqns S.ssS 80 So lo2os $3.50 $50 lSO si6pm Sun,
DAY Hy5Sisown Ssg ESQ 0,S6 $50 t3O si5 SUNDAY
$50 1920 $50 pm The trains N ard 2Sy yp1 ~
trains with New York Ontario and western anoa"
st Maln-st. The m train stops st Msinst only - an
Port Jeryis 100 l02O N Also elo H. sunaV '"
1920 q m $3.50 SPIN. ,,.. -. =, ,orr
from $40 am 10 l045 m every thirty mnuseS anu "''
Ssets for passage and apartments In RSo an
Sleeping coaches be obtained and oreys o tos
end tShsfsF q 6asgsss may be IefI 'Sg 's.s
Coursst Bookyp AZ The Company pepSts v,s n, 7lo
'so iiHSaaSS 9SaS ea alsBoRR s o.al rs.s Agent
NORTHERN RAJ. ROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
~ TRAINS leave for EnglowQod Coster Pierinon5 & ans
Nysskf $50 10 AMI $40 s6o $3.50 $40 $50 m 10 m''
nt sHnasys1 . and az Sis gssv gm; ITO 10 Am asopn n
eHAN' ia1S n. AHaQyR ssa' Psssr Agent N'S'fSsA>
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

River a. Ig2 2d7 SS7 26I 27l 4ie 72l 9tt lSl7 and
grecnviehst 30s East 26th.st and principal Hotels In
Eew.YoTk City In Brooklyn atNos Courst llB Rroad.
wei ls9la Auanticaye IN HobOken 2el washiDs
hotels residence destination. .-|.e.o,- :
]. +. WOOT1EN, General Manager Q. O. HANCOCh, "
p and T. A. II P. BALDWIN, @. L. p A, 1l9 Liberty-st'
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

DOpIII,AR SHORE LANE.-For Providence.
and the EAST All rail Grand Central Depot
rhree express trains daily Sundays excepted to Boston az
sleeping sundays st 10 m win PSIaes Ss1d sfeg
D. & arrives at Newport 7;35 m PsroT csra attached,
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

TWO NEW BOOKS.
An EPITOME OF ANCIENT, MIDLEVAL AND
MODERN HISTORY.
BY Carl Ploetz Translated with additions by WI
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An admirably concise and accurate history ebrac
the salient features records of all peoples
any has down to II eXcelenty
adapted colleges semnares academies schools
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A COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY on THE
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Comprising Sales Translation and Preliminary Discourse
with additional Notes and Emendations. Together with
complete the Text Preliminary Discourse and
Notes BY the Rev. r. n. Wherry Vol 32 In the Pho
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Commentary intended TO enable readers 10 ascertain
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=. For sale by all booksellers Sent by Mail postpaid
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HOUGHT0N, MIFFLlN d CO., Boston.
IL East 17th-st., New-Ysrk
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

SPECIAL NOTICE.
PEOPLES LINE STEAMERS are now receiving freight
for Albany and all points North and West
WED<ESDAY MARCH 20. 1854,
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Otean 6teamers
BORDEAUX LINE.

BORDEAUX LINE. al, -, FRAME.
ID New and direct line 10 the South or iTance
NFW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DlHLCi' MI, 2
ss. CHATEAU LEOVlLLE =; fl' Ts.uR RRIIooEiyn
Travellers for France Spain and italy iine ~
Nice &c will time and expense ~ Iang W. sin 900
First Cabin ncludng winel $50 totIOO Secohu OaoD'"
9'oeias" 70 ROi P'F F liz BOULANGER, 46 Beayer.st
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

express Transeave NewYork via Desbroses and Corandt
e20 i20 s. $50 % and 10 Limited H. 1l;1O $40.
$40 g. g. and D. m and II night sundays, 6l6, 81
20 Lnted and 10 M A. 7, and p NJ and ~ night
Trains leaving New.York daily except sunday 2O eSOand
lll0a. w. 2 4, and p m. connect at Trenton Tor
Returning trains Broads Station, philadelphia I2oi
3l15, 8i20 l. ass except Monday 65o 7i30 $50 siSo
IL and Uimited Express 1880 aud 52O p m 2,
81 g. 8, $50, 7io 7;45 and m On Sunday l20 sag,
800 l. A,36 $3.50 (5f20 Limited $3.50 $40, I4o
and \ p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden $50 a. m.
Ticket Offices 49, Sac and 944 Broadway, Asor House,
foot of Desbrosses and Cortlendt Streets Courtst
and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF tultonstJ
Brooklyn Bushs Hotel HOboken Station; Jersey City
Emgant Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle Car
den.
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES h. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
- P. PUTNAM'S SONS,
% and 20 WEST 2Sd.sT, MY.
THE BLIND CANARY.

1HE BLIND CANAh1s
SECOND EDITION. REVISED WITH ADDITIONS
The second edition OF these poems has just been published
The author, Hugh Farrar McDemo has often and very
propriatey, too been called The Bard Of Nature" His
poems full Of grand sentiments that stir the heart beau
imagery that gives pleasure to the mind meOdous
grateful the and in Of them pathos that
fills the soul sadness There originality in all his
verses initiates strains after effect There is
nothing obscure in his language and none Of those mysterious
conces unintebe sentences that affected by the
poets. His poems from the heart filed with
unaffected sympathy with nature and humanity Some of Nc
Dermotts poems will live long languageis spoken
or w11tten.-[Texas Sftngs.
These poems will win popularity and hold 1t through the
whlrling years.-fC. Y. sun.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

Gearhers.
A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
IN. Of all grades lecturers companions
circulars best schools free charge 10 those employ
ing teachers. teachers until engaged p MIRIAM
C0YRIERE& co. 81 East lIthst, Union square
A n AMERICAN GENTLEMAN wishes posi-
"a ton as Tutor or Companion; graduate Of Harvard,
studied Germany been cTGOyeTnOrs family and
in prominent Jewish family. Address Hal, Tribune.
4 GENTLEMAN for French and German !;
lsh Grammar school Assistants to go west Apply 20
a. LOWELL & co, l6 AstOr Place, y. Y city
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ hshed 1855 provides promptly Best Teachers for Pri
yste Pupils Families Schools Colleges Circulars OF Good
schools with reliable information, nee 10 parentS skilled
Teachers always wanted, Application form for stamp
A LADY PRINCIPAL is forming limited
N young ladies' for Educational European Tour
Time September 10 Composed Of those only with
culture enjoy and financial ability TO hrstcass ad
vantages references exchanged Address II r. Tribune ONCE
GOVERNESS OR COMPANION.-A lady
~ position companion governess with ladies
going to Europe; Speaks German and French; has lived
abroad knows principal cities places Of interest hotels etc
could take charge OF all travelling arTangemene references
given and required Address Europe" Mrs Young
Fulton Teachers Agency No 20 Union Square, NeH.York
WANTED.-Severall ladies and gentlemen to
w teach music in Southern colleges Also few teachers
in other branches. No registration fee.
E. r. AYRES,
3l6 West Careyst, Richmond, Va.E
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and aiLer Feb; "a, 1884;


AND UNITED STATES MAIL IL, ROUTE GOJ,TlSa, s,-..S
leave NewYok via Desbrosses and Corandt etres
Harris61rg Pts6urg the West and south with Pulman
Palace Cars attached a. NJ. and In daily New.forE
and Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining Smoking and Sleeps
wilamspcrt Lock Haven. sp m CORY and Erie ss
8p connecting at Cory for TtusVie, petroleum Cehue
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited washington
Express OF Pullman Psrlor Cars daily except sunday ~
a. M arrive Washington 406 p M Regular VIA B and r.
b and o. r. r., and p. and y nlsht Sunday VIA IR
For Atlantic City except Sunday with through car D.
For cape May, except Sunday, ff;l0 o. ,.,...
Long Branch Head Junction and %
Sunday and p. N. do not stop az Asbury Parkl
Boats OF Brooklyn connect with through transa
Jersey City, afordng speedy and direct transfer os
Trains afrivo-From Pttsburs $40 and ll2o S0 and
1O20 D. m. daily and a. IN daily except MONDAY: tIota
Washfng gton and Baltimore. ESQ anG $50 ~ 5000
$3.50 $40, 1905 and l0:36 p m sunday $3.50, ooO ND
lO06 and 1898 p. From baltimore aO mo oB So91
days 9.2O D. From Philadelphia 500. 6;l0 63O 800
except Monday s20 $50 l0.o l;S9 & 10 no aSnI
io:Sb M Sunday $50 32o e:S6 $50. TOO, llS5 q. I
6;2O, 1S5, 500, 1906, 1920 and l0:S5 o. m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
" AH1iTfSSD sTSDAY, 3 3 8sTATfoNs IN PHILADEL-
PHIAI IN NEW.YOHB
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUlP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
SUNDAY; 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIAI 2 IN NEW.YOHB
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED S,I E9UIH
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONslST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1884-03-26
Dantlna Aca0emies.

NIR.P HARVARD REILLY, BIS 5th-ave.
the school,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-09-12
S. II BARRETT & CO.'S GREAT RAIL
ROAD SHOWS.

In accord nee with advertisements every
where TO be seen, the above great shows will
exhibit at Kenosha Tuesday, Sept %.
We are confident that our citizens, like
ourselves, feel that the time is long approach.
ing. Some folks may like their pleasure OF
the anticipatory sort, but as for us, we can
take it right along all the time, and right
with US; the more we indulge the less there
is to anticipate. So we like to indulge, es
peclally when we are offered such treat as
seeing The largest and greatest show on earth
or, in other words, Barrett & Co.'S New
United Monster Railroad Shows We are
reminded of its coming, through the columns
of our exchanges, every time we pick up a
newspaper Some of the editors go wild
over one feature of the show. some over an
other, all agreeing that the United Shows,
forming in all ones is the greatest show in
the world What everybody says must be
true, " doubling Thomases' to the contrary
Notwithstanding 1t is undoubtedly beyond
question that lis arenic exhibition is the best
ever given, its wonderful stelliferous arena
comprising in all $50 star performers. It's
menagerie is a most stupendous collection,
consisting of 100 dens and cages of rare liv.
ing wild animals, numbers of which were
never exhibited before anywhere in the
world; its deep sea aquarium aud museum
its aviary and its polytechnic institute, are
on like scale of huge magnifcence with its
menagerie and lis arenic wonders In q
word, it is undoubtedly what we have said
above-what all others say: s'The greatest
show in the known world" Do not fail to
see and spend your remaining days in re.
greet. 1t is coming and it requires four pow
erful locomotives and many trains of cars to
bring it. You can see it here on Tuesday,
Sept. %, at Kenosha.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-09-12

version Of facts, and to which Mr..
Brucker, a Milwaukee German, made
reply. Schurz came on to Milwaukee
to vindicate himself, and to demolish
Brucker. A meeting was arranged for
Saturday night last, at which it was
agreed Schurz was to occupy an hour,
and Brucker allowed to reply. The
Sentinel says Schurz occupied three
and half hours, and then when
Brueker attempted to reply she was
hooted down by Democratic mob.
So Schurz, by the aid of the mob, had
the field to himself. This is specimen
Of the Milwaukee Democracy; ii
differs only from the Bourbon Democ'
racy of the South in that the latter
uses shot guns to break up political
meetings. 1t is said the Democratic
Committee have engaged Schurz tc
stump the State, and it is possible this
redoubtable orator will take Kenoshs
in his circuit.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-09-12
SALEM.

Mrs. Vanwarmer, of Waukesha. is
visiting Mrs. Ripley.
Misses Katie Moore and Emily Crib,
of Antioch, were the guests of Miss
Ollie Clark on Sunday.
G. Little and wife, Of Fox. Lake,
called on a number of their friends at
Salem Station last Sunday.
Mrs. Wheeler returned home from a
three weeks visit in Racine on Satur-
day.
Miss Ida Pease left for her home in
Ann Arbor, Mich, on Monday.
Mrs. A. w. Pease and Mrs. I. Van
VIE took their departure for Sioux
Falls, Dakota. on Monday, to visit
their children.
Andrew Booth was taken seriously
i'll on Friday with neuralgia of the
heart He is improving under the
attendance of DR.. Carr, Of Antioch.
Mrs. HI. D. Bliss, of Hannibal, Mo-,
started for home on Friday.
The brilliant visiting party of Mrs
w. V. Gull on Friday afternoon was
clerically honored by call from Rev
A. J. Benjamin, of Sharon.
G. B. Merhen, of Chicago, who had
the misfortune 70 lose an arm in a
machine shop in that city three or four
weeks ago, is doing well in the family
of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Booer.
A. f. Grant, while leading another
cows calf on Friday, was set upon by
cow with young calf, which knock
ed him down, stamped him, and gave
him q black eye He had q narrow
escape from being killed, and only
saved himself from being killed by
holding on to the cows forward legs.
L. A. Stevens receives 5000 lbs. of
milk per day at Salem Station.
The pickle factory at Fox River re
celVes 400 bushels of cucumbers daily.
Farmers appreciate that the extreme
warm weather is hard on corn.
The OLD settlers anticipate large
and pleasant meeting on the 10th at
Paddock's lake.
p. Humbert, Of Caldwen's Prairie
was killed by the cars in Milwaukee
on Wednesday, the Sd inst He was
extensively known in this county as a
dealer in thoroughbred sheep. Only
week before last he passed through
this town with sheep which he was de-
liyering to Mr.. Fox, of Bristol, who is
buying 1000 sheep to stock his ranch
in Montana. And on his return home
on Saturday of that week he called on
J. Hartnell, of Brighton, an intimate
acquaintance of his.
The Willing Workers, by invitation,
met at Mrs. Taber's on Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Taber, with her powers
of entertaining. made it very pleasant
for the large number present.