The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-26
From Friday daily

natural color on bald heads in thou
sands of cases, by using Halls Hair
Remover, Why will it not in your case?
If any one doubts that Mir. Morton
is presidential candidate i'll the fore
most rank, Mr.. Morton would just
like to show him the stubs in his check
book.
The time may come when it will be
necessary to arrest the Kentucky leg
islature when it is about TO elect a SEN
ator and keep it in cells pending the
decision of the contest.
Whatever your occupation or call
ing may be, if it needs support from
the public advertise it thoroughly and
efficiently in some shape or other that
will arrest public attention.
H. j. Toner, who has lately gone
to Chicago to practice law, writes
that he has been retained with
Hickman Scanlon to defend the alleged
murderer Corr at Waukegan.
The democratic presidential NOM
nation seems to be travelling in circle
from Mr.. Whitney to Mr.. Carlisle, from
Mr.. Carlisle to Col. Morrison, and from
Col. Morrison to Mr.. Whitney again.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. r. Mcdowell have
presented five more books to the pub
lie library. Mr.. Mcdowell presented
three volumes of "Ingoldby's Legends"
and Outlines of Ancient History"
Mrs Mcdowell presented Life OF
Beethoven"
&C. G.. Theleen is the only candi-
didate yet named for the assessorship
on the republican ticket. This is real
" one of the most important offices in
the city and a good judge of values
should be elected to it. Mr. Theleen
is such man.
The base of Ayers Hair Vigor is
refined and delicate fluid, which does
not soil or become rancid by exposure
to the air, and which is as perfect
substitute for the oil supplied by nature
in youth and health, as modern chem
istry can produce.
The petitions being circulated
against the pardoning of Barney Block
are being very numerously signed.
They have been sent out all through
the county. All the county officers eX-
cept two have signed them, and it is
believed that they will as soon as given
an opportunity.
1t would be we'll for Chicagos in
FAINT clippers to sbeWare of nearsighted
| Wisconsin justices Of the peace, or the
the first thing some Iovestricken little
bow knows he will come back home
signed and sealed to the large dOllie
which the female child carried in her
arms when she went Gretna Greening.
"A London physician prescribes q
cure for nervous headache that will at
least please the BARRIERS. 1t is hair
cut The curative property OF the
treatment is based on the fact that the
tube which is contained in each single
hair is severed in the process, and the
brain " bleeds," as the BARRIERS sag,
thereby opening a safety valve for the
conge6ted Uranium.
The Reed presidential campaign
button is as follows: A Thomas cat,
on Bracket under a bunch Of Reeds,
with the words for president 1896"
Mr.. Reed is said to be greatly pleased
with the device, considering it one of
the best puns of the year. He predicts
it will be popular in rural districts.
Reed may have the button, but Nc
Kinley is getting the delegates, which
is the Maine thing and the Ohio idea
after all.
An experience teacher of the Supe
rior high school says that pupils who
have access to newspapers at home
when compared to those who do not,
are better spoilers, better grammarians
better punctuators, and read more
UNDERSTANDING and obtain a practi
cal knowledge of geography in almost
| half the time it requires others. The
newspaper is decidedly an important
factor in modern life. This will not be
disputed by anyone who takes the
trouble to investigate the matter for
himself.
A prominent business man re-
marked this morning that it was an
actual fact that people were paying for
the privilege of owning property in this
city He put that down as PROPOSE
ton against which the people Of this
city are going to kick one of these
days. He started in by remarking
that not many people here were in the
habit of saying much in public about
the conduct of affairs, but they keep
up a terrible amount of thinking, and
once in a while get their courage
screwed up to the point of voting in
such way as to settle councilmen who
take the bits in their mouths and do
things not in accord with the public
will. "Now," said he, "let us see
where we are. Under the taxes of this
year I undertake to say that a man is
paying a premium on his mere owner