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Waukesha Freeman. xxiv. No. Watjkesha, Wisconsin, Maech 23, 1882. Whole Number, 1217.

Segry Thitrsday Morning by and have escaped the annoyajice of frequent assessments. Hence, while we have an experienced Secretary and cure, if their disease is curable! Their large success in the past is ample evidence of their skill as medical practitioners. They charge nothing for con a.lit. YOOMMS, FrigriBtgr, igent in the person o.f B. S.

Winchel, tematic oppressions of Gentiles, partly under cover of law, by the Jews of southwestern Itussia, These, oppressions (and not religious intolerance) are said by the writer to be the occasion of the anti-Jewish uprisings during the past year in that region. A graphic account of these riots is prefixed to the and deal frankly -and fairly S1-50 A Genesee, we do not make it a rule to travel and insurers, but rather let them seek us, knowing that as- sets, sound papers and onrumzatton, with all who call upon them for advice, and give no encouragement unless confident of their ability to afford relief. 5 Grand Avenue. tance between Waukesha and Milwaukee in 40 minutes, it not infrequently occurs, that faster time has to be made. On Monday evening Conductor Barnard's train made the distance from Elm Grove to "Wauwatosa, 4J- miles, in five minutes, or at the rate of 54 miles an hour.

Alexander Cooper, who was first to sign the temperance pledge with Francis Murphy, and who has been engaged in the temperance work in company with his wife, for several years past, will lecture at the town hall to-night. We trust that the hall may bo crowded ana that lasting benefits may Bow from his efforts. We belie significent of success in town 01 THE CODHT7. CiAt- PAPER we are doiug a service to I account of Brafrnann's horrible ache troubled with chronic cusations. The falsity of these, it is such as ma' complaints, to call attention to the fact only just to say, is indignantly asser-that Dt-s.

Price Brewer, now regular ted by Jews. It is certainly remark- cauipanies and that there are enough shrewd business men ia the towns in" which this company is located, that will see the advantages this offers over other town companies, to make it very soon as large as any town company visitors for years, will be again at the able that in the niidst of the world's American House on Tues. this LOCAL MOTES. day, March 2S. light to be to render it a safe arid term of Carroll College -fr 9.7 r.h successful insurance company.

Personal and Social. Rolfe Russeli is about to leave Milwaukee and will begin business at Beaver. Dam. Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, David Taylor, and wife, were guests of Mr- f-nd Mrs. Ells, over Sunday.

On Saturday evening next will occur' the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Russell, a' the residence of Mr. Henry Bowman, in Genesee.

They were married March 25th, 1S32. The Sociable of the Congregational Church will be held this evening at the residence of W. P. Babcock, corner of Broadway and East Avenue. The well-known hospitality of the host and hostess is sufficient to insure a good time to all that attendl- A company young gentlemen are to give a reception and party at the Mansion House on Tuesday evening, March 2Sth.

A goodly' number of people have been favored with invitations here as well as at other places, as Milwaukee, Watertown, Whitewater, Madison and Oconomowoc, and an elegant party is anticipated. "Willis Tichenor spent a few days here during the past week. He is enjoying goud health aud is as genial as ever. Waukesha lost an excellent citi A. Director.

'lamb-like appearance of iis entrance 23 days since de- Letter List No. XI no one. Clerk Jewett has an old, old sympathy for the Jews any one should assert, as does Mmc. "They ore not 'persecuted." Only, from time to time, popular patience that dike built up of ignorance, apathy and habitual endurance breaks; then there is an out-pouring of angry waters." A reply to Mme. Bagozin is to be contributed to the May Century by Mis3 Emma Lazarus, Who, in this number, has a signincent paper, "Was the Bart of Baconsfleld a PLapresen-tative Jew?" "Geo.

Cleland, of Janeaville, a prominent member of the Wisconsin Merino Sheep-Breeders' Association, and not only that, but a. very successful muiiterpart 01 hhilu On Thursday last, Henry A. Coleman, an early settler of Brookfield and well-known in the county, died from the effects of a slight injury received some months ago while working on a marsh. The injury consisted of a cut on the middle finger of the left hand, inflicted by a spear of grass, a piece of which remained in the flesh and worked in as far as the bone where it lodged and finally caused a poisoning of the entire system. The funeral took place on Saturday and was largely attended, the remains being interred in the Waukesha cemetery.

The de- or about S5C0. in New York. mean, who stole the A. C. Nickel jewelry store, i held for trial at the next term Court which will occur in Clean Yotjr Caiu'bts.

Grease or any kind of stains removed from the finest velvet brussel carpets without the least injury to the fabric. Satisfaction guaranteed, and charges as reason, able as could be asked. Out process is new and effectual. Call on the subscriber or leave orders at Jackson's Durg Store. Johx Fenlon.

Waukesha. Mar 24th, 1SS2. N. B. Carpets taken up, cleaned, and returned in short order.

The store at the Waukesha Woolen Mills' is offering for sale at wholesale or retail fine fancy cassimeres, worsteds, shawls, blankets, flannels and yarns, of their own manufacture, made from Waukesha County wool. We will pay the highest market price in cash or exchauge goods, for wool, wood, tallow or grease. 38yl About two hundred people attended a sleight-of-hand and clairvoy Between the resilience 01 uuuimu ceased, was a man of industrious breeder of Spanish Merionos, sent two habits and a good citizen who will be 'fleeces of wool to the Parrs Exposition, missed by many friends and adquain- and in due course of time received a List of letters remaining in the post-office it Waukesha, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, on Monday, Mar. 20th, A. D.

1SS2, and published in the paper having the li rgest circulation. To procure any of these letters the applicant nnist call for advertised letters, and give the dale of the list. If not called for within one month they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Office open from A. M.

to 7 P. M. On Sunday from 12 M. to 1 P. M.

Money-oider office open from M. 7 P. M. Aim, Miss Lina (2)Lewie, Mrs Crow, A Liueolu, Berscheus, Frunk Pederoon Obari Bingham Mnrahalf, Bessie Bnckner, A A Meyer, Misa Sophia Bllisia, Miss Hannah Paters, John Flanagan, Miss Lizzie Root Friedlen. Sam ltook John Qennnu, Edward Shram.

Adam. Uaatin, Bllen Strutw, Miss Mary A Schmidt, Nielclas (Park)Selltirs, Chriettno Johnson, Scoll, Thomns Jones, Miua Anna Tonert, Lizzie Krnnbans, Fredrick Ward, Eellog, John WillinruB, Mrs Maggiu Kieslback, Albert Wilma-t', Mrs Geo ELIHU ENOS, on the Waterville lioatl, ana i C'eiHcr, a shawl was lost, a few Ii was a dark stripped The finder will please to leave tlie Frisian office. zen when he removed from here. We prize medal, and a formidable looking document in French, which be took to be some 'sort of official notice that he bad won. a prize, Deeming it of no particular account, as he had the iM.T.

OR xvent. learn from him that his wife's health is poor. rner "Wisconsin and East Apply to S. Express Wis. medal, he threw it aside carlessly, but Mrs.

Jennie Gray (itee Howie), wife of Hon. A. L. Gray, Member of As tauces. He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his death.

Mr. Co.emcn was about sixty years of age. Li ttell's Living Age. The numbers of the Living Age for March 4th and 11th contain ancient Animals in South America, and The Life of Mr. Cobden, Edinburgh; The Babylonian account of the Deluge, teeth Century; Bishop Thirwnll's Letters, Blackwood; Dr.

Sheridan, Fraaer; A Seventeenth i.isivy rains during the eariy We ween, itavu wuacu nt ant exhibition at the Opera House last his opinion short time agooo finding out that it was a Diploma, and that in fn-et, he had won two prizes, on his two fleeces of wool, at the great exhibition. That diploma now has a Sunday evening. The tricks were well performed. The eld ss son of John of To the Public. Century Worthy-Sir Simon Harcourt, name arouno.

it, ana weorge school rooms of the Methodist village, a boy about fourteen years rti next Sunday afternoon, at. 3:30 of age died of measles on Sunday All cordially invited. sembly aud Mayor of Ft, Howard, ia visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Howie, as is also Mrs.

W. Howie, of Milwaukee. The sociable of the Presbyterian Society will be held this evening at the residence of M- Jameson, on Broad-Way. A general invitation is extended and a pleasant time may be anticipated. Carroll College.

Rev. J. H. Carroll, D. of New-burgh, IST.

is to favor the' citizens of Waukesha with an address on Tuesday, Macmillan; She Authoress of "Auld wpiuuiu Robin Grev," and Marie the Frcnche! wh Cilll that of" Lhe Pr5zes 1,0 Quens, Temple Bar; Some Old Come-1 won on'lli5 Prt of the show at the TiWavia- The Channel Tunnel, i P(l1'" exposition. mornintr. We also understand that Ri.B.V.Gorham, of Sea Cliff, his other children are1 suffering from lcgn.ii a series of sermons nl the M. E. Church and the sains disease.

The sympathies of Spectator; A Bear Festival among the 1 Mr, Cleland has sold a large pail of Ainos, Nature; and in the way offiction of registered merinos to his community are with the bereav- On account of the large supply of die money iu the market, resulting in a reduced rate of interest on loans, The Waukesha National Bank hereby gives notice that on its ordinary time loans, the rate of interest charged hereafter will be seven per cent, per annum instead of eight per cent, as heretofore. nCMrw. A. J. Filaite.

Waukesha, Feb. 23d. 1SS2. II, ill IWn sou, who will continue toe business at ones. Lot JJobodv of All.

"and ly. He is an evangelist the old homestead. That he will be 'Mr. Nicholas Gaynor, of Brook- nuiiii.n and wil: doubt- successful we have net the least doubt Mr. Uiehinil reserves about 00 pure 0111 pLi'n guod here.

Shooting case at Muskego, April 4th, in the interests of Carroll field, received a dispatch last Saturday from his friends in Kewaunee announcing the death of his mother oh that She was in her Goth year, and settled in the above county with instalments of "The Ireres" and with the usual amount of poetry. For fifty-two numbers of sixty-four large pages each (or more thrui 3,300 pages a year), the subscription price (S3) is low; while for $10.50 the publishers offer to send any one of the College. Dr. Carroll is an able and eloquent speaker, and-is'at present in the employ of the National Temperance Organization of New York City. He is man named Bull" wounding; him, was the before Justice Haw- sin March Mill, lU'r a h.ion iU-hl-ss, tinker C.

Hildrc'h. ju yars and five her husband and family in 1S54. Mr. Atwoods which he will handle himself. Whitewater Register.

Someone Sends the following to us: "Mr. YoLimaiii please send our paper to Genesee village." Will the writer please state where ho now gets his paper, and also give his name. Gaynor immediately proceeded to his iK.s bim ii. 1S1 1, mid at die it veek Thursday. The case was the son of Rev.

D. L. Carroll, D. from whom it appears that Cai other's home to be present at the American 84 monthlies or weeklies with he tried in the Cir- followed fanning unlit .1 r-irinliLi; UJU1I N. He was mum-, in .5 Preston, wnh funeral.

College was named, and of whose life Lourt in May. Sihis-sicholars. and Mpcsiallv ofSuniinit. VTt Everybody who visits the County biographical sketch from the pen of Judge's rooms is favorably impressed Oou't KxcitCtL. Judge R.

Wright was published iu our columns last week. 0 Studying the art of sing-lintl interesting news in the The Living Age for a year, both postpaid. Litteil are the publishers. In the Nvrtik American Review for April, Gov. Eii H.

Murray, of treats of the existing crisis in the political fortunes of that Territory. According to the present method of. local gov" In connection with Dr. Carroll's visit by the changes instituted by Judge Putney. By his re-araugemcnts of the main room a good deal of space has been saved and the whole improved Mr.

John Howard, in this uum- ff.s wife ilio June lath, 1341. ilmr l-mfci, bit wife 1: EdwaVj r.uv,- I Vis. Ifonunly 11 U.M,.W l-fvUn. uw Al.s. William POIICT.

Jiolt IS ill Mo One SOI1, Hamillon, died in 1837. (Tliia vzb ihi: first deatli in Lhe lown of Mr, H. was married afiain June olh, 1842, to Priscilla Lahai who lived ill' Tuii.yl.i.is N. V- Tlicy IkuJ two.ecm, Diaries, and other college -xcrtdscs Uk! "Howard Method" sing-li'ks lessons hy mail with as to he prepared, of which we will be appearance, while the vault is a able to give a full programme next :in.l success as if they went week. 1 Mr.

model in its way. The now system of indexing records is the best that can be adopted and renders what was heretofore tedious work in finding papers in various estates, the simplest task imag- Howard's office in LNew take pleasure in informing our liiitt hy enclosing a three-cent 1 Faster, Milburu Buffa' uable; and besides, nearly hah" the hand and father. 'I'ey can secure, free, a wet of Nervous Sitlt'erors. Nervousness is often attended 'by many annoying symptoms, such as black spots Hitting before' the eyes, ringing or buz.itsg in the ears, flashes of visionary light in the darkness," inability to up or about suddenly without growing faint or dizzy, wasteful ness, vivid dreaming, all of ii is permanently cured by using Brown's Iron Bitters. space in the vault has been saved by iifeolumai all the more compact apartments, so that be men aud eminent there, the minority of the population, the Gentiles, though they pas--; ess the greater part of the wealth of: the territory, exclusive of- farm property, and though they constitute by far' the most enlightened and enterprising' portion of the community, are practically without a voice in the legislation.

The author proposes a drastic yet entirely practicable remedy for these and all' the other evils prevalent in Utah. An article entitled "Why they by Edward is devoted to the consideration of the many important questions connected with European immigration to this country. Dr. Henry implc room is obtained lor the papers On Monday it was discovered that a case of small pox had appeared at the omity jail, a tramp who had been recently sentenced, being the Victim. Medical aid was promptly summoned ns-sooh as the man was discovered to be WV, and County 'Physician, pronounced the disease small pox at once.

Without loss of time everything that conld- be done to prevent the spread-of until the sufferer could be nemoved. was accomplished, and there is little reason to fear but that tlie loathsome trouble will be confined to the iail building. At any rate a senseless scare is more likely to do harm than good, so the Freejij. advises its readers, none of whom have lost their lives by small pox, to keep ccol heads and not give up before there is much danger. Of course it is proner for all to exercise reasonable cara in the premises, Siuce the.

above was in type we as it! lithograph picture cards, ornament to auy house- "huti-r Enoj offered Morris D. that will accumulate during many for his Fergus Falls Town Insurance. years to come. "The Fan," and "Fan Painting" will be very fully treated in The Art Interchange for March 16th. One of the managers of the Society of Decorative Art, who is thoroughly versed in the and art of fn.Tima.king, will de iow don't smile The ') is worth a good many more in were offered.

Mr. Cutler O.UOO worth of lots there ''fssllk'ii a year, we are ifeld. The annual meeting of the town insurance company of Mukwonago, Eagle, Genesee and Vernon, was held at A. Platner's Hotel, March 13th. This is the second town insurance company organized in Mukwonago, and being OrknftPnH, WIIirPLE Al Ihe ore.

St Smith, OconD-IIMWOC Mc; l5lh, Sr.lly Allan hippie, aged learly ii yeais. Deceased was born ia Herkimer county, Nov, aih, i Boo, She ninnied Stephen I 1 at Troy, N. in l3. They caine to Vixmsm .11 1846, and denied in the town of Concord, where Mr. Wh pple A singular comddeiice is that the wife dlea upon the same day of the month and of the Millie exactly 30 years later.

Mrs. Whipple hasrai-nd a I'saiila uf mi's cu ildreti, five daughters and a ins. all of which arc now living, except Jtrs. G. Hcwit, who died at Dclafjcld, less than a year ago.

CHAFIS. At her home in She town of East Troy, Walworth County, 0.1 Sunday, Mrs. S. K. Chafia, aged 6s years, 11 tiei a protracted illness.

The deceased vas one of the early settlcm of Wisconsin, coming to the state at an early date with hrr husband, vho died some fifteen years ago She was a of genuine christian character, and reared 3 family of 11 children, all of whom survive her, Chafin, is a son of the deceased. Martin, replying to a recent article by Henry Bergh, defends the practice of vaocinnation, citing official statistics to prove the efficacy of bovine virus as a Gildings h'c-gan last Saturday organized later it avoids the mistakes Ll i sir- iuiiu permit, i lie main lo be nWivl nn t.ho Int. mi- prophylactic against the scourge of E. L. Godkin has an article made in the former and has doubtless the most perfect constitution and by-laws of any town com Block adjoining the "The Civil Service Senator Riddleberger on "Bour- certain that an attempt was made to secure the pest-house belonging to the state, just south of the cemetery, but Superintendent of the Industrial School Sleep, refused to permit this, where pany in the state.

It is controlled by very capable- and. honorable business men none of which seem to be seeking uuiiaing, and as we under-'. bo used ns a residence by 1TJ10J-. bonism in and General Albert Ordway on "A National Militia." fdr. office or place in it which fact cai TEMPRO At the.rcsidence of the nam a iraiii lor Milwaukee on.

its annnal meetings to be amicably upon the building at the fair ground was taken' for a pest-house, and tba patient moved there. Tuesdy night. mother of the bride at Lisbon, March rtstn, by Rev, C. B. Rockwell, Mr.

Daniel K. Mansfield, of Chicago, 111-, and Miss Charlotte Temprb, of ndo ttie baggage car conducted. It has now been running about two years during which forces to WV the The case is now isolated and while Finally there is a paper of extraordinary, interest on the exploration of the ruined cities of Central America. The author, Mr. Charney, has discovered certain monuments which conclusively prove.

the comparative recentness of those vast remains of a lost civilization. 27m; Review is published at 30, Lafayette Place, New York, and is. sold by book of which entered the eyes Mr. Ernest M. tj.dy, of iliss Maggie.

Tempro, of and place as above. Who was stand inn-on scribe those in the present Loan Exhibition of Fans, now being held at the rooms of the Society which wishes to encourage this art as an excellent field for artists. By special permission, an artistically drawn double page illustration has been made of the Db Beaumont fam lent by Mrs. J. J.

Astor. The accompanying text tells amateurs technically how to paint fans, shows the practical value of the art as a vocation, and the demand that exists for. American hand-painted fans, together with the prices that amateur or studio artists obtain for such Work. We have been so often bored by persons traveling over the country, professing to be endowed with- abilities to cure every disease that flesh is. heir to, that we require considerable satisfaction in regard to a traveling physician's reputation before we are willing to commend them to the' public.

After, a long business acquaintance with Price and Brewer, and. considerable knowledge in regard to their success. that they have been traveling through this part of the "Golden Medical Diecoveky5' (Trademark registered) is notonly a sovereign: remedy for consumption, but also for there may be slightly more danger to people in the vicinity of the fair ground, it is probably the best' place that could be selected within the corporation. We cannot but however, that Superintendent Sleep erred in not granting the use of his building which is so far removed from any other habitation. l'enton is invitpH to tVio sirlw- ui-nt sellers and newsdealers, generally.

consumptive night-sweats, bronchitis, Miwhcre in the "Freeman bv 'u be seen that the famous coughs, spitting or Diooa, weatc mngs, shortness, of breath, and kindred affections, of the throat and chest. By druggists; LPnng property is for sale. A remarkable paper. in the April Century, and one which will doubtless provoke much discussion, is Mme. Ragozin's "Russian Jews and "Gentiles." time it has kept quietly on the even' tenor of its way and shows by its reports to-day that it has an insurance approaching an $100,000 and not having with any loss, and by being organized different from the first, it exhibits more assets than it or any of the larger and older companies, and has less liabilities.

It has now in Treasury cash sufficient to meet any ordinary loss which is. well secured and kept, at interest, and the, prospect now is if it escapea'iOBS the coming year, it will have money sufficient in its Treasury to secure it against any single assessment The-his tory of these town insurance estnif.nl- r. ilal business man with eSPeriene.e (Inmnnstriu The writer is a Jtcussian laoy, now living in JTew-York, and is the author there is a good profit in the of recently published papers on the Nihilists in theInternationalReviaw." bDencer removes efl'om the FjstEEiiAN block Mother Oied of Salt Klicum. J. W.

Adams" says: "Cuticura Remedies are tlie greatest medicines "on earth. Had the woi-st" case Of Salt Rheum in" this" country. My mother had it twenty years, and in fact died from it. I believe Outicura would have saved her My arms, breast and head, were covered; for three years, which nothing cured, until I used the Cuticura Remedies; TVorlctngmen. Before you begin your heavy spring work, after! a winter, of your, system needs strengthening and cleansing to prevent an attack of ague, or spring or some other spring sickness that, will unlit-' ybu for a season's work.

will save time, much sickness' and great expense if you vrill use one bottle of Hop Bitters in your family ttiis. month. Don't wait. See another column. Readers are distinctly warned at the start by a subtitle, that the paper is --written iUtti occupied by Mr.

wft are satisfied that they are f'from a Russiaapomt of view." It is in brief, a detailed account of the revel companies. so shows, that the his ServinPB will hrwr v. ,1,1 ID.tllR CflmfflCH smaller if organized on a good ba at ions of Jacob Brafmann. several and Biv Wm n.l trust, themselves sis have afforded the cheapest insurance years ago, concerning the alleged eys- trains have to make the dis- in then- hands may rely a speedy.