Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-23
LIFE OF DIcKENs.-Dr. Macken


LIFE OF DICKENs.-D Macken
zie's Life Of Charles DICKENS is having
very large sale; although not issued bnt
three weeks it has passed into the tenth
edition. 1t is highly spoken of by the
press eve: ywheru, and is recommended by
| all.
The New York Tribune says of it CDR
Mackenzie has undertaken the task OF
sketchihg the life ana career Of Charles
Dickens with at least one advantage il
which Others tho have adventured the
same work seem to have been lacking He
had good previous knowledge Of the
author history, and personal acquaint-
ance with the author himself. DR.. Macken-
zie moreover is f,cie and practiced
writer, long famous rs collector of liter
airy anecdotes aud biographical gossip Ne
fnd, therefore, in this book, we expected
that we should, II great deal OF interesting
matter winch we have never seen in print
before, and The compilation from published
records is both complete and jadicious. OF
the Dickens family, the Doctor gives
great many particulars
The New York Express says ''Dr Mac
kenz;e is first in tue field with a connected
and elaborate life of Charles Dickens, and
so admirably and efficiently has the veteran
editor performed his task, that lie appears
to have left little untold or unsaid of he
life, character, and supereminent genius of
Dickens that is desirable to be known by
the most exigent reader. The authors per-
sonal recoliectons OF Dickens are interest
ing and valuable as eslabli shing the genial
character Dickens presented to ali who came
into close relations with him, aud several
uncollected papers in prose aud verse are
introduced, and will be read with interest
coming us they do at this period with a
freshness aad novelty that make them pc
culiarIy valuable
A portrait from one of the latest photo
tographs of Dickens is appended to tue
work, which will be recognized by all who
| saw Dickens on his late visit to this count
~"
This work is sold only by sub cripton,
! giving fine opportunity to persons desir-
| ious of eanvassing, Agents wanted in
every town and comfy. applications to
be made to Moses Worren, General Agent,
s. Dear born street, Chicaga, III.
The following election returns were
| not received in time for publication last
week These returns along with those pre-
viousy published. make complete. list of
the vote cast in all the towns and wards
| N jefferson County at the recent election
IXONIA
Fallows, 81; Dale, l8i; Hazelton, 81
| Cook 1870; Rider IS; Wooiman, 1872; DIN;
Schw elleubach, 10; Curtis, 68; Coonius,
1870; o Byrne, l23; Green, 1913; Weymouth,
50, Williams, 1856; Collier So: Kelly, l75;
aullwinkle, 10; Waterbury, l8o; Bow, g.;
| Boyington, 1870; Goodrich, 6; Clark, 1870.
For the grand jury system, 1853.
| Against " {!
CONCORD.
Fallows, 90; Dale, 1877; Hazel;on, SO;
Cook, l27; Rider, 90; Woodman, l20; OIin 81
welenbach, 80; Curtis, 81; Colonius, 1873
O Byrne, 100; Green, III; Weymouth, 81;
! Williams, 1872; Collier, 90i Kell,. 1919,
Bullwiukle, 81; Waterbury. l30; Dow, %;
BoyingtoL, 127 Goodrich, 92 Clark, 1T
For grand jury system, 81
AoaipSt 95
WATERLOO
Member Assembl y-Rayuor, SO; Hoskins
1906 Falows. 46; Dale, ! HazeIton, 49,;
Cook, ia; Rider l24; Woodman, 10; Oun,
43; Sehwellenbach, lis; Curtiss rs; Coloni-
rs, 20; OByrne, 80; Shuttle, 8;
Green. 81; Weymouth "a; Williams, los;
bulI~inkie. As; kirkland, s; Ksttey, 1915,
Collier, =; Eaton, g; Waterbury, ll6; Uow
As; Clark, 2; Goodrich, AZ.
Fer grand jury system, 80.
HEBRON
Fallows 1874; Dale, 80; il zelton. 5;.Cook
9G;Ridee, "a; Woodman SO: Mcclure, 81; DIN
A; Sehwelbach, 81; Kent, TO- Curtis, l49
Coionius, II; . Byrue, 1856; Green, II
shuttle, Isl Weymouth, l43; VII Jams, IA
Golfer, "a; Waterbury, rs; Eaton, 10
Builwinkle, i42; Kelley, 63; kirkland, 10
Dow, l42; Boyington, i; Goodrich, l5i;