Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-02
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GoDEY's LADYs Book is the first Of the
monthlies to make its appearance. Az usual
| 1t IS full of information for ladies'; fashion
plates, embroidery patterns with accompany.
ing instructions, abound while there is much
pleasant reading, in the way of tales, poems
| essays, sc. It Is worth more than its price
to any housekeeper. L. A. Cooley, Publisher,
Philadelphia.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY contains FoOtpaths, BY
T. W. Higglnson; The 4turn; Old Toyi,
Eireside Stories, by e. B. ctowe; Highly Elk.
plosive, by Jane G. Austin; Experiments
Fechter as Hamlet, by Kate Field; Joseph
and his Friend, by Bayard Taylor; -Four
Months with Charles Dickens; Murillos I'M
maculate Conception. by David CIR V; Tray.
ing Companions, by q. James, Jr.; The In
tellectual Influence of Music, by John S.
Dwight; A November Pastoral, by Bayard
Taylor; Mr.. Burlingame as an Orator, and a
full table OF Reviews and Literary Notices.
Fields, Osgood & Co., Publishers.
Gun YOUNG Folks is full of good things. A
Boys visit to Pompeii, and How to Draw, are
the more instructive articles; both are illus
trated. The story We Girls is continued and
beside there are several short stories. and
three or four poems. The department of
Young contributors Is full, and opens with
an Illustrated page. The Evening Lamp and
Letter Box will anuse for more than one
evening. Fields, Osgood & Co Boston, Pull :
lishers..
EVERY SATURDAY continues to improve in
the matter of illustrations, and in respect of
the artistic character of the illustrations it is
perhaps the best ofillustrated weeklies. It's LIT.
efary contents are OF 3 high order, and always
entertaining. Those Ill want of an illustra.
ted paper viii find Every Saturday much to
their liking. Fields, Osgood & Co., Boston,
publishers.
The UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA is
about to contract for the erection of a
grand new building upon q square of
ground IN West Philadelphia. The plan
adopted for the new edifice embraces a
main building 68 feet front, 1863 feet deep
including the chapel, and three stories
high, exclusive OF basement and story
formed by French roof. Connected with
this will be corridors on each side, termi-
mating with wings, 60 by SO feet, three
stores high, the whole presenting front
OF about 300 feet. The chapel, which will
be in the second story, IN the rear of the
main building, will be capable of seating
about 500 persons. The first floor beneath
the chapel, 45 feet square, will be filed up
as library. The el.tire structure will be
OF serpentine stone, with Ohio stone
dressings.
A NOVEL idea IS proposed by a writer in
recent number OF Harpers Bazaar, It is
no less than the establishment of sstrain
ing colleges" wherein intelligent young
women may be taught how to rear infants
according to the latest lights of medical
and social science. The rising generation
will thus be removed from the Injurious
influence of the vulgar, ill-tempered, and
prejudiced race of persons who now act as
It's nurses" Il is very pretty theory, but
open to the two bjections-which, how
ever, may have no weight with those who
advocate it-that it is neither light For
feasible. 1t is generally considered to be
the mothers part to train the children.
BuU even If 1t is not, how long will it take
IMPORTANT DEoIsIoN.-Chiof Justice Wood
ward, OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylva,
MIA, has delivered the following opinion
which is important to our merchants, manu-
facturers, workIngmen, and in fact, the peo-
PIE Of the whole country. He says: 81 find
hOofand's German Bitters' Is net an intoxi-
eating beverage, but is good tonic, useful
IN disorders of the digestive organs, and of
great benefit in cases of debility, and want of
nervous action in the system" No better
recommendation could be given to so valu-
able a tonic as this celebrated standard Bit
tsrs. ''HoOfands German Bitters'' conta us
no Alcoholic material.
Hollands German Tonic is mixture con-
tanning all the ingredients of Hoofand's
3ltters, combined with pure SantaCruz rum,
orange, anise, &c forming the best and most
pleasant Tonic in the world.
AT the recent meeting OF the Manches-
ter manufacturing companies, the accounts
OF one corpOration-the Manchester Print
Works-showed decline of twenty per
cent IN the production of last year. The
sales were about SO, 600, 000-over half
million less than the previous year, and
the loss on the slles of goods during the
vaar 1,g,y-s ,.,lS of S16S 0OO