The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-14

and spring-ike in the morning, but late Ia
the afternoon a heavy wind storm set in
which continued all night and all day We'd
nesday; Thursday fine; mercury Sc above
When the blood is loaded with impurities
and moves sluggishly in the veins, an alter.
alive is needed, as this condition of the vital
fluid cannot last long without serious results
There is nothing better than Ayers Sarsa-
pariln 10 purify the blood, and impart energy
| to the system.
Mr. George Weber oontemplates selling
out his ice business, together with the build
ing and paraphernalia connected with it.
Mr. Weber is advanced in years, and feels
that he should now retire We can only
hope, however, that the business will fall in
to as good and reliable hands as those which
have carried it on for The past seventeen
years.
On Wednesday of last week little girl
named - Schmith, while sliding on
Middle street, was very seriously injured,
one of her legs was broken below the knee.
DIR. Rohr was called and did the necessary
surgery. This little girl g father was drowned
some time ago near the fish shanty in the
harbor. The mother is in quite poor cir
cumstances.
A stock company has been formed in this
city for the purpose Of manufacturing papier
nache goods, wares and decoration work of
all kinds. The process is entirely new in
this country, there being nothing like it in
any other city. The company will, among
other things, manufacture maps, busts,
picture frames and cornices The incorpor-
ators are 0. s. Newell, 7. Gardener, Geo.
Weifenbach, Louis Kindt, Peter Grosch
Philip Weifenbach and Alex. Huck We
hope the company will meet with great sue
| cess.
S. Henri Martelle, the gentlemanly agent
of Woodroffe's Bohemian Glass Blowers, was
in this city this week making arrangements
to have an exhibition here next week, open
ing Tuesday evening at the store recently &C.
cupied by W. D. Potter & Son. in Kimoall
block. These blowers give very entertain
ing exhibition of their work everywhere
they exhibit, drawing large crowds. One
feature of the entertainment is glass steam
engine, the largest in the world. Don't fail
to see it. Read their advertisement in an
other column.
| Pwdys 64-pdge Small Fruit Instructor will
tell you all about growing small fruits for
home use or market Send him % cent
postal note or postage stamps and he will
send you copy postpaid. He also sends
free to all applicants his beautiful and in
structiVe catalogue Of fruit trees, plants,
vines, seeds, &C., "a copy of which may be
seen at our ofice,) as also specimen copy
of Pwdy's Ffmt Recorder and Cottage Gar
deaer--a 20-page monthly devoted exclu-
siyely to fruits, flowers and vegetables. II
speaks for itself Address A. M. Purdy,
Palmyra, N. Y
A sad accident occurred at Kenosha
Crossing in Pleasant Prairie, on Tuesday
morning, by which Mr.. E. j. Taylor, agent
at the crossing, lost his life. 1t appears that
q train was loaded there with cattle for Mr..
Kellogg about IL A. NJ, and, as the train
was late, one of the hands asked Mr.. Tsy.
lor to open the switch for them He jumped
on to the side of the car to ride to the switch
struck against the shute, and was thrown in
front of the train, which ran over him, cut
ting off both legs and breaking his ribs. DR.
A. Farr was sent for and amputated both
legs. He fingered until about $50 wher
death ended his sufferings. Mr.. Taylor wal
very popular young man, and was much
respected by all who knew him. He wal
married only four weeks ago to young lady
of Gurnee, H., where he came from abou
two years ago. The whole communi ty
sympathise with her and his parents IN their
afiliction.
HUB' CoU0H CURE 25 cents Prescrip
ton of Boston physician, dispensed year
by Boston druggist. ONE DOSE will cur
any ordinary cough. 1t acts almost magi
eally Ask f. Robinson for 25 cent bottle
of " HUI CoUGH CURE
The blessing of the new organ at s.
Georges church will take place ON We'd
nesday, the 10Th Of March, at 8 o clock P. M
AT the same time sacred concert will b
given by Prof. }. Singenberger, of st. Fran
: CHS. The choir of st. Georges church vii
take q prominent part in the concert
sermon on church music will be delivered b
= Rev Becker, from ST. Francis. The orga
/ is one Of the finest in the country. 1t cos
about So 900, and is from the organ factor
of Odenbrett & Adler. $40 Oregon stree
Milwaukee, Wis. n was built under tn
!, supervision of Prof Singenberger, who
. one of the most prominent musicians of th
II day. He is President of the America
: Cecilia Society, knight of st. Gregory, an
editor CT two musical monthly papers
h is expected that there win be large a
! tendance al the concert The proceeds wi
4 20 towards the new organ fund.
" Ayers Hair Vigor stimulates the hair eel
to healthy action, and promotes Vigorol
=. growth. II contains all that can be supple
! to make the natural hair beautiful al
n abundant keeps the scalp free from ds
10 drufT, prevents the hair from becoming d.
and harsh and makes il flexible and gloss
at A sociable and oyster supper for Il
a. benefit of the organ fund of the NJ.
he Church will be given at the Grant House
Thursday evening, March 20 Mr.. and MI
Williams desires to test the capacity of Il
" House to its utmost limit The friends
~ the family and of the church and the citi
&C ems generally are invited to assist
81 giving the House thorough warmin
Supper will be served from TO 8 o'clock.
ed There will be grand procession of I
10 several Irish societies of Racine in that ci
in next Monday, st. Patrick's day. The A.
so H. of this city and several societies fro
~ Milwaukee Will take part IN the proceSelo
u Extra cars will be attached to the regul
lis train here. to accommodate all W
he wish to 90 there. A train win leave Raci
ice for Kenosha at 7:30 P. NJ, but all who wi
uf- to return on the clock train may DO
ZEN as the tickets, which are good for two da
he are good on any train. Round trip tex
he so cents for sale at Melville's book sto
"a. According to the Hahnentanian Mont
85 new medical journals were started
at 1883. 1t considers that high birth-rats
nadi col innrnalisrn