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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-12-27

IoE IN SCARLET FEVER -Tbe Da-
vonport Iowa Gazette Of. Decent er IS
reports a case Of scarlet fever 10 that
city hopefully treated with ice. The
patient was the little son of ". 4. Eos
ter, ESQ. On Saturday evening he
vas SO far gone at 10 be unable 10 even
whisper. The feet were cold while his
head and body was burning with favar.
AS desperate remedy the attending
physician tried what b. bad read Of,
but never resorted to-iea baudages
about the throat. Relief came il q
brief tine after the application Of the
ice, and on Sunday the boy recognized
and spoke to his parents in q clear voice
Improvement continued up to Sunday
evening, with fair hope Of com lete
recovery.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-12-27

Sir William Jenner, whose name is
signed to the bulletins annonnciug the
condition Of the Prince Of Wales, holds
the appointment Of physician in ordin.
ary to both the Queen and lie Prince
Of Wales. Hois.in his dls7-sixth year,
and ranks high in his profession lie
is a member Of thes Royal Sc ETY., and
was created . Baronet three years ago.
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TUESDAY Dec. 26, 1871.


A farm of 80 acres, within the city limi is
known as the farm Of A. Dommann, in the
Sd ward, Of the city Of Natertown. Also
one Threshing Machine Watertown)s One
Reaper (Hanny); g well matched team one
four aud the other six years Old. The above
viii be sold very cheap, and one easy terms.
For further par .culars enquire Of
". .QJINTMEYER.
Watectown Dec. 18th, 1871.
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We consider the Providence superior to
all Others, for the following reasons =
Ist. The ROLLERS. Of large size and
best quality Of White Rubber, are all Sc
cured to their Shafts in the most permanent
manner by the. NoULToE PRogz8s, making
the best roIl Ter in the World
ID. The PATENT METAL JOURNAL
CASTINGS prevent any wear upon the
Jour ais.
1.-THE wooden journals in which the iron
shafts Of other machines run, soon wsar,
and the efficiency OF the Uringer is thereby
greatly reduceal
3D. Tae DOUBLE SPRING C0l5S used
on this Wringer give the utmost ease and
steadiuess in working, while the double
stop prevents them from bottoming or being
thrown out ofgear. We furnish either sin
gle or double gear Province, as desired
4th. The ADJ . s 7 A Bile CURVED
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ofanysize or thickness, making q perfect
fastening. No wooden pegs or rubber straps
on this Clamp.
9th. SIMPLICITY, ENGTH ana
BEAUTY, are combined in this Machine,
with all the requisites ola first-cl&ss Wing
er.
PROVIDENCE TOOL CO.,
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The NETsA8ENDEE

Last week Senator sumner 10 troduc-
ed into the Senate, bis long promised
article as an amendments 10 the Gonsti-
tuition as fYl!oRs:
Article /, Section Il No person who
has held once the office Of President of the
United States shall se thereafter eligible TO
than Office.
Section 2 This amendment shall rot take
effect until after the It'll oil March, 1873.
II introducing tie Amendments, Mr
Sumner said Il shall o5ntent NY
self with a brief remark. This is an
era Of civil-seryice reform, and the
President Of the United States, ia his
message, has already called our atteo,
ton to that important subject, aud
made recommendations With reference
to it, Il may BE remembered that I
hailed that message At once a8 it was
read from the desk. I forbore, then,
to state that I missed one important
recommendation very important re-
eommendation-0ne gshout which all
other r,comms nd ltions I fear, may
be futile. I missed . recommendation
Of an amsalment to the constitution
in,coaformity with the best presidents
Of our history. aad with the reoommen-
dations Of iIlastraous men, Inning
the persoa holding the Office Of Presi-
dent to one ten. Sir, that is the
Initial point Of civil service reform.
FoR TIE BErTER.-Tbst intolorabIe
old nuisance il the United States Sen
ate-Garrett Davis, of Kentucky US at
last to be got rid of. The Legislature
Of BIS State, last week elected Hon: T
G. Megreer3, as his successor. Davis
term expires, March 4tb, 1872. Ne
Creery Is a Democrat, bat vast i'm :
proyement On 'sGarraloQs" Davis. On
the whole, Kentucky aud the Senators,
are to be congratulated.
CossoLIDArIoS.-Tde 9Th and 9Th
Collection District Of this State, have
been consolidated, and Dir. Osborne. Of
Oshkosh, Collector Of the 5sh District
~ ha rakai,o1 IA noT7acto, aa3 NJ
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-12-27

The House PostoHce Committee has
agreed to report bill, after She holi-
pays, for The abolition.5o t the fraukjpg
privilege.
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Mrs, Mary Clenmer Ames is about
to bring out new book called Caste
aud Sex, being a collection Of articles
on the subjects named in the title,
which she has previously had pQblish-
ed ID the independents lIrs. Ames is
now in Washington writing letters
from the capital for the Independent
aud Brooklyn Union
The old project Of organizing the
State Of Superior, by taking of por-
ton Of Michigan and Wisconsin. is
again revived On the Upper Peninsula
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-12-27

The Fond du Lac Communicable
sayssyosterday morning a siz-year-old
girl named Ieanigan was ordered 10
get up and build Ere. The little
thing went to the kitchen in her night
clothes, and having seen the grown up
people use kerosene to start Tres, she
triad it, and " en- the match was struck
an explosion occurred, throwing her to
the floor and rendering her helpless
2as RENAME" 'p<'' "a'' - ',o''' oo.o, :
- 60; afss.1a,. 49,
I...I,
Last week young COW, owned bg
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-12-27

1t meeting Of the C5mmo n Coun-
ell in JanesvilIe, few Evenings since,
the subject Of licensing grogger;es
being up. one Of the Alderman proPos-
el that, as men we're licensed to sell
Intoxicating drinks, II vas but fair and
just that men wanting to drink infozi-
eating liquors should also be compelled
to pay license Of SO for the priv
1lege for doing so.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
BED,

On July 28i. 1871 the re deuce Of his mother
IN Bolivar, CHARLES w. GRAHAM, aged %
lowing ana dutiiul soE, ehTisiista. Can more be
sa'd The supreme ruler of the Universe has de-
mRnGed nothing more OF man.
HE raven winged messenger lights on his prey,
The flower of youth blooms TO die;
But through Christ, live where tits eternal dnv
Whcr- nn cloud e'er dGrkens csskv.
Mas h,s IT." resignation, and hope, through the
will be DONE w
AZ Spring. hin. on the eith ui.. HIrs. MARGA
RET MILAN, widow Oi Silas LA la dec d. ged
50 years.
On the -! uit. in shcphcrdstown, GEORGE
ALkEh J. s'n II john ID. "ad Virginia SIaI,y, gcd
months un lays.
i"%D, On Friday evening la$', Aug. 18th.
after lingering Illness aud Suffering the most
nccu;e from a combination of diseases, Mrs.
ANNA AMELf.'. wife Of Julius c. Holmes and
daughter TT iircrnmc q BanR6II Of this town.
aged > years and : weeks. She was veryucarly
aud tc"dcriy eudeared 20 !nluiiy and trienG> Ly
the ties OF love aud affection. To mind of
strong and clear d!sccrmncn., she had added
the most careful! culture, aud from the rich
store house Of her garner, instructed and can
'iVa'cd ali who came within hc- circle, Bat
the crOwnng mark Of her life was that humil.
I'y and meckuCss, that christian spirit, that
h"Peth and bcarer!I all things for Love of the
Eedcemer. And rs in lie she so lived as 10
tie without rrVToach, so in the trying hour of
dissolution She could meet her fate with calm
resignation aud gladly welcome the hour
when She should exchange the suCTeriogs Of
earth t'7 the bliss of heaven. Almost the
last audible expression to the gricr.stricken
mother WAS to be of g5~si cheer, She had
FLU Eht tie good fight. kept the faith and there
was hencctorth laid mp FIR her crown of
glory in heaven. Her family and friends can
alone md comfort and consolation from the
belief that she is now reaping .he reward Of
the just made perfect w.
FsT- Richmond papers requested to copy.
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CLIO. 7. LIGHT a. co.

HAVE FOR SALE
A RTHCWS great Hypnotic.
"a Orange Tonic BiitCra.
RosNdaiiP, SpceT's Fr.s,ryiuO Solutior
IleImbOld's BUchu, Cannon R,,,rr.
Brown's Gurssr, sSi,uynoE's Liver ReEtilHtsr
DRAKE . and II S'"ttcT's Ihiirrs, Vinegar BGItCrs.
GenIine Juniper Tar.
AYE have also Silver Soap. Tor cleaning Tiuwnrc
w SHpolic, Giss-. &c. Corn aud Buniun Plas-
teTS The Snes; Toilet Soaps nov FrrCd by
GEO. +. LIGHT & co.
ToHS HOOIE'S HOG CHOLERA REMEDY
- W. nave put up this remedy for persona in riIf
frrr"t paTts of Ia" county. aud has m cscr,cnt
eject ON h"gs. We now offer it 10 the Fsrmcrs put
up ''in any size" package.
GEO. T. LIGHT eco
II AHING such an arrangement with our paint
h"uses in the city. cell the ia tit .
community Lcads, Oils. and PBiuts gcECialiy, a.
cheap aS can be bought in the State.
GEO. +. LIGHT & CO.
fNEO. 7. LIGHT &.CO have jrrt received a lot Of
~ pure hIskIes (fur Mencina pur pc. - Tiour.
bon W tiiskr's aud Rye; also. the beet Mrdiciuat
bra.dcs, strictly prepared for Medicine.
NINHE undersigned are constantly ordering ooods
and guarantee them frCsh and genuine. and at
prices that will make il to the advantage OF cvery
one to give cali We warrant SUBTRACTION
EfsPecIiILy. GEO. I. LiG HI 4 co.
July II, 1874. Gree Prcss copvl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
NoTICH.

Tho unexNmplcd sattbfaction that NATTAN's
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city, as
evidenced by the repeated orders of some of the
druggists, induce us to direct especial aud partc-
uSr attention TO the fact that by it's use ou
gain all the advantage claimed for the many
poisonous compounds IL use, to-wit the restora-
ton Of the color and growth of the hair and the
speedy removal of dandrutf, without the least pos
sible injury IA Crystal Discovery is positively
Warranted to contaE poisonO us neither
Lead, Sulphur silver.
lite perfect cleanliness ia n reason not lightly to
be overlooked, it will neither stain the skin or
c!othcs-in one sentence ii is exactly what has been
wanted for long while, RcS;orcr OF the Hair that
may he usei without the fear that you are going to
have Neuralgia, analysis. Lead Collie and various
other complaints the result Of the use OF lead prep
ArRIous.
As simply dressing Tor the Hair It has also been
found to be unexcellcd.
Lettcts in our Possession might be published By
the score all recommending it in the Ig hest
Of which we promise to give you some in future.
by All means Try il, satisfied it will give
y"u cnsIr" sN'i-:,ctrm. Price : per bottle. For
sale by druggjsts generally.
ARTHUR NATHAN,
Inventor and Proprietor
Washington, u. &.
70 be had ia CharicS.own. W. Va, Of GEO. T.
LIGHT & 90.
r" '.c had in IIarPor's Ferry, w Ta.,o.C. L.
HELLER, ana Druggisis generally.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

SUDDEN DEATH.-Isaac B. Myers, a ma.
tive of Harpers, Ferry, we'll aud favorabIy
known to most of the citizens Of our county,
met with an accident in Louisville, Ky, on
the 23rd Of July, from which he died in less
than p hours. One Of the Louisville papers
says:
about 4 o'clock, on the 23rd of July,
most unfortunate accident, resulting in the
death OF human being, occurred at the Globe
Hotel ON broadway near the corner of Ninth
street. Isaac Is. Meyers, who came to this
city about year ago, aud has since been en-
gagged as machinist in the louisville and
Nashville railroad shops, aGd also with the
Bridge Company of this city, has been board
ing for some time at the Globe HoteI. %
Saturday night he was up until LATE with Mr..
Butts, Mr.. Flynn, and several OF his friends,
and went to his room in the rear of the third
story of the hotel. Captain James Is. Harvey
was sleeping in one OF the beds in that room,
and was awakened by Meyers coming in a
few words passed Between the two, Meyers
appearing entirely ct himself, and cOnversing
IN his usual manner. Each of these beds was
Situated directly across a window, aud extend
ing few inches above the window sill. Mr..
Meyers occupied the vacant bed near Capt.
Harvey, and both soon dropped of to sleep.
About four o'clock in the morning Captain
Harvey was aroused by noise, and on going
to Meyers bed found it empty. He at once
gave the alarm, aud on several men. boarding
at the hotel, going to the rear of the house
Immediately under the window, found the
rnanSled body of the unfortunate man. In
the fall he had crushed entirely through
wooden cellar door Immediately beneath the
window, aud was found on the cellar. floor
with terrible cash over the left eye, the left
fore arm fractured, aud the shoulder disloca-
ted. aud deep cut under the chin.
Mr.. Myers was an upright man and Mason,
and highly esteemed by all who knew him
lie came 20 this city about year ago from
Harper's Ferry, Virginia"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
Tribute of Rcspect,

~ the regular communication Of Malta Lodge
NJ. ~, y + 4. NJ, held in Masonic Han. in
a. u III, a L.. SSH: the following PrCR m bic nd
RESOLUTIONS were unanimously adopted, 80 a TIib.
Ute "t HcspCci;
WHEREA-, thss pleased God in hi. iascrutabic
wisdnIn: TO remove by death from our ,.tdst our
worthy Brother, CHAs. II. McCURpY
R'soiV d, That Malta Lodge OF Ancient Free and
Accepted Masuns has lost of its ed brothers
and worthy members.
E'SClrCd, That We extend TO his bSTcavcd family
our stu, ere and heartfelt sympathy for their Ioss
RrSo!Ctd, That in token niOur respect nd brother
~ love, That the Lodge Room be ORA ped in MOURN
ing Tor the space Of six months.
R'sO'r'd. That the Resolutions appear upon the
IniHutcs 81 the Lodge, aud copy be- transmitted to
the aU.iv of the seceas, I'd, and that they be nh
l.shed in the papers vi the Town.
W. W. ROWAN,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
Shenandoah Bridge Company,


We learn with pleasure, ;hat at the Srocks
holders meeting c: the ShenzaG"ai Bridge
Company at I!arper's Ferry, held on list Au
gust, resolution was unanimously passed a;I-
thOrizing the President and Directors of the
Company to ascertain the increased cost Of
SEebuidiug the Bridge-occasionei By the
hOOd-and report to a special meeting oil the
Stockholders. This, re presume, is with a
view TO further movements fo- the renewal Of
the Bridge acruss said river-and it is move.
Sneut in the right direc,ion-there being no
point on the Shenandoah river where the con-
struction of bridge would be attended with
greater benefit to the community at large or
where money invested in such enterprise would
be more reSnuner:tinS.
The Directors elected for the ensuing wear
were S. V. Yan,is. Andrew Hunter, isaac
FOuke, Abner Conrad aud DR. Nicholas Mar.
mion. At the Directors mec;in., held i'm
EhediateIy after the adjournment Of the Stock
holders meeting, DR.. Nicholas MARMIox
was elected President of the Company, and
Isaac FOcKE, Secretary and Treasurer
of same foE the next year. DE- Marmion has
been long favcrebly known and we venture to
hope and predict good results.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
MARkIED.

,At"LCccst Hill" in this County. the csidence
Of hc' father, on Tuesday. August Ist 1871. by tho
Rev. Err. II. Meade. Or MONTG OMERY BOND
Of fhiladsi pEiN. Pa to Mss FANNIE ia NJ NOND
PACKEVT, second daughter Oi John. b Packet,
Esq.
At the residence Of John W. Holiday, Esq.. at
rick, Mr. \. "a. ALLEN GARDNER, Of Martins
Surg, ana Mise MOLLIE Z. COCCHMAN, Of
Berkeley county.
In MHr,.nshurE, on the 25th ult., by Rev. VIM. D.
Hanson. Mi. GEO. ID. LIT'TES, of Moroancourtv
and Miss FANNiEE MAGBY, of berkeley county !.
On Wednesday, July 26th. by Rev. J. r. Hvde,
Mr. CHARLES =. CLENISGER TO Miss SUE ;.
CHILDS, all OF Frederick county,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

IA a newspaper correspondent writing
from CapOn Springs, says that that famous
place Of summer resort has its full share OF
, handsome women, but that by common con-
sent, ''Miss 4. of ShepherdstowD, ". Va is
i Isetle ahead. He continues: "She is bru-
hette; tall and graceful, with liquid black eyes,
luxuriaut raven hair, and n mouth cut in ex>
act shape to say things bewitchiDgly pleasant
or unpleasant, as the exigencies Of tho case
might require"