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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
The New Railroad Law.

The new railroad law which has just been
passed to take the place of the ssPotter
Law" confdes the general oversight of
the management and condition of the roads
to commissioner, with power to inquire
ITO violations of the law; requir es an annual
statistical report from each road; stops any
road from charging one party more than
another for a like service, and gives to all
parties the same benefits in concession OF
rates; forbids the charging of unreasonable
rates; provides for the furnishing of facili-
ties for shipment of freight upon reasonable
notice-under penalty for each and every
offense of three times the actual damage
sustained; forbids the consolidation of COM
peting lines; forbids any person connected
with railroad company to engage in furn-
ishing the company with supplies or being
engaged as a common carrier upon the
road; makes it the duty sof "the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul Company to file
with the Commissioner, before the day
when this act shall take effect It's rates for
the transportation of persons and property
which were in force on the 18th of June,
1872, and these rates shall not be exceeded
by that company or the Chicago and North
western, on any of their lines, in any of
their schedules. They are further required
to sell at ell their stations 500 mile tickets
and round trip frst-caass tickets between
stations within the State, at a uniform rate
of three cents per mile, no company being
obliged to accept fare less than five cents
between any stations" These provisions
greatly ameiorate those Of the "Potter
law" and some. of them aim to correct
abuses common to almost all railroads, In
and out of Wisconsin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
LIST OF LETTERS remaining iu the

Rev. Walter Clarke, Of Minot, Me-,
writes of Forest Tar Soap as follows.
'sThe soap you sent me for trial I have
used for shaving and like it better than
any I have ever tried. We have dealt
pretty largely in toilet soaps for years
and I know of no one kind that | think
would sell so we'll as your Forest Tar
Soap were it known" If your druggist
cannot furnish it, send 35 cents to The
Forest Tar Co., Portland, Me-, for sam
pie cake.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
PERSONAL.

Francis Duffy, who has been spending
le winter with his brothers in Colorado,
.turned to bis home in this city last week.
rancis is looking well after his trip to the
Ear west and is quite enthusiastic over
.at country. His friends were remember
! by the distribution among them of some
enuine Buffalo steak taken from bison
hot by hira.
Mr.. James McCully, of Milwaukee, for
nerly resident of Watertown. called on
as one day last week. Mr.. McCully is con-
remosing back to our city.
Mr.. Frank Barber is at present on
soourn to his home in this city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting of all citizens in favor
Of a proper celebration of the Centennial
Fourth # July in this city, is called at
lower Turner Hail. Monday evening next,
March 9Th. Let thsre be good turn out
nd an unmistakabe expression in favor Of
rousing time the coming fourth
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01

To give criticism Of the various roles
separately would occupy more space than
| could reasonably expect, shall therefore
merely touch upon the leading features
The music both vocal and instrumental was
we'll rendered, and if some of the instru-
mental pieces were not all that could be
wished, it should be remembered that the
performers were students who had been re-
ceiving instructions but short time, some
of them scarcely more than one year. I'm
der these circumstances their performance
might be pronou need remarkably good.
The speech of the evening by Mr.. Leary
was very credtable effort in which the
gifted speaker portrayed In pleasing
style the character of Americas greatest
man, and pointed out the lessons W hich the
young should learn from so noble an ex-
ample. Mr.. O'Leary's Solo ''The For.
saken'' would have done credit to many
professionals.
The sBanner of Glory" with which the
first part closed, was rendered in fine style
which reflects much credit on the aGlee
Club and its Rev. Leader.
The play came next in order and was
rendered throughout in a manner which
could not fail to give satisfaction to all.
Each one appeared, if not fitted By nature
to the part which he played, at least, to
have forced himself for the time into the
mood and spirit suited to the character he
personated-this is the real sccret of good
ACTIN --and the St. Patrick s Society, with
their energetic President, deserve the
thanks of the large audience who were
present on Tuesday evening, for an hour s
pleasing and useful entertainment.
At the close Of the play, the President.
Rev. Father Condor, complmented the
young performers on the creditabIe man
ner in whick they had acquitted themselves
but especially on the fact they had pre-.
pared for the entertainment without the
slightest interruption in their studies, by
which fact they illustrated peculiar trait
in the character of Washing ton. who though
found of amusement, never allowed it to
interfere with duty. Father Condor then,
in his own peculiarly good natured style
introduced Father O Mahony, late of South
Bend, Indiana, and now assistant pastor of
| ST Bernard's church, in this city. The
| Rev. gentleman arose and after brie1
apology to the audience for presuming to
act as their spokesman, directed spirited
address to the students, complimenting
them Oh their successful efforts and en-
forcing, in highly pleasing manner, some
lessons sugges ted by the occasion. Thus
closed the celebration of Washington
Birthday, and the large audience dispersee
we'll pleased with the entertainment anG
their spokesman.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
Total. 3479 3471 81

Under the present system of making up
mails, all packages Of letters are closely
examined and if any errors are found they
are reported to the Supt. of Railway Mail
Service, and by him reported to the O.
Department at Washington We doubt
if any post Office in the state can show :
better record than the one above given Of
WATERFOWL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
PUSHING Ahead.

The Oshkosh Northwestern says private
letter received in that city. from a member
of Langrishes troupe, now performing in
Denver, states that Mr.. Langrishe is hav-
ing theatre built in the Black Hills, and
will perform there as soon as it is completed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
Postal.

Following is a statement showing errors
IN label slips on letter packages made up st
Post Office Watertown, Wis, for postal
clerks, and for connecting routes out Of
Chicago during the year 1875, as reported
by James E. White, Superintendent of
Railway Mail Service:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
vvAsHIMGTON,s BIRTHDAY.
Row twas Celebrated 1t the Coll eue
ofOur Lady OF tho Sacred Heart.

Error WATERTowN Observation-Disclosures
SIR-True to the sentiments of respect, ad :
miration and gratitude which must ever
lind welcome place in the hearts of all
American citizens, when there is ques.
ton of Washington, the Father of Ameri-
can independence, the Faculty and Stu
dents Of the College of our Lady of the
Sacred Heart determined to celebrate in a
becoming manner the anniversary of the
day which gave TO America and to free
dom their ,poblest champion
Accordingly on Tuesday, the 3D. there
was suspension Of classes in the College,
and the day given to enjoyment and re-
joicing. under the folds of the Star Span
gled Banner, which foated in the pride of a
hundred years of triumph from highest
point of the College buildings.
Evening closed in and found the patri-
otto "boys' waiting the arrival of the many
invited friends, to witness the browning
pleasures Of the days celebration. AT Z
o'clock the College Hall was filled to It's
utmost capacity when the members of the
St. Pa,ricks Literary Society, under the
direction Of Mr.. J. E. Shannahan. ably
seconded by the Cecelian Glee Club, under
the management Of Rev. Father Lilly, pre-
sented the following progrsmme:
PART l..
Music-Floating Brsezes. ~. .......J. Cotton
Speech of the evening, -. Mr.. T. NJ. Leary
Music-Golden Buble Sch ottische, j /. Periolat
Song-Solo-Ths Forsaken.. IT. n. O'Leary
Declam -Washington...... T. Fischel
Grand Chorus-Our Banner Of
Glory, .................C ecelian Glee Club
Part I'd, included drama in three acts
entitled 1.-The Peoples Lawyer with the
following characters:
Rob't Howard, the Peoples
Lawyer. Condor
Hugh Wnslow, merchant,
.......................D. w. Gallagher
Scion Shingle, a country
teamsier, ............. Bug Calaghan
Cnarles Otis, clerk. 49,. Emil Pors
Jonn hl'sley, clerk......... Henry Bostwick
Mr.. OTIS an Uncle of Chas.
GUS. ..................... Maurice Moore
Tom Otis, brother of Chas.
Otls. ...........E Edward Murphy
Irlpper, an Attorney at
Law. .................... Richard Burke
Juage OF the Court. John Condor
Sheriff of the Court......... OMaIey
CLERK OF the Court. ........ Arthur Maloy
thompson, / Do,;.o oeo.. John Collins
Quirk, G. Mulhall
Foreman of The Jury ......... Theo. Fischel
TImld, a Lawyer. ......... Peter Foley
John, Porter, H. Maloney
Eleven Jurymen,-. .......................
Music between scenes. ........ By T. Fischell
" After second scene,
Act 2d..... Leonore Polka
Fourth Scene Act H.. Sturm Galop
Closing Song-Good Might
Trio ...... ............... Glee Club
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
Concert.

A grand vocal and instrumental concert
'ill be given at Music Hall, March l4th,
lst., by Miss Agnes Boyne, of this city,
SISTED by her scholars. This will be a
'st-elass entertainment, and we hope the
fort will be rewarded. She will also be
sisted by some of the best talent in the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01

The annual meeting of the Central Wis.
Agricultural aud Mechanical Association
will be held at the Psrlors of L. Rosen-
baum, on the evening of March 9Th, 1876,
at half past seven o'clock P. N
J. H. SLEEPER, Pres't.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
Lost.

On Tuesday, Feb. 2ssh, about noon: be-
tween Racek b Jones' store and corner Of
Fourth street, one red NOR Deco pocket
book, no clasps, had in s4.o5 Any per-
son leaving The same at this Office will be
rewarded.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01

1t is safe to say that no better Saleratus
can be made than D. B. DeLand s. Co.'s
Best Chemical. Besides it is full weight.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01

Corrected Weekly by Tn. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Street
WATERFOWL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-03-01
Watert0Wn Turkish Baths.

Testimony for G H. Hascalrs Thermo
Therapea, or Turkish Bath Institute, Rat.
eytown, Wis. 3..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-18

The rcsston commences an thu nrri Monday In
~ pieMilwr. AMI ennis Atont the lat uf IMlt, With i
puitir examination. ttaides the annual, there arv
private mehthfy examinations In the several rlasscs,
Il which distinguished merit in rsslsaaei, diligence
aud lfuii ietass receive httlnx hanrfp.
On entering. rAcn student v e~xNnnltlcd and placed
III TIL elA*s III Which his previous Ais4inmeata m
little hun. A .aci neral character II required IL
Ill applying ff adniissiUn.
rhe lnatass and general d~fortlnsnt NJ tl~ student
arr esfstan1ts watched Over the ~lissttlars prealdr
NJ ttsir rssrt sttaiis, and their t~afifaFts and pr.
sutai tafiiA res. isa svcss atiehtiun.
Hull tins arr sent n CtrlstmA~ aud faster ~
parents nr guardians IT, thfosm them ri thu health,
conduct and Improvement NJ their p,I,A ar Wards.
Tho religion taught IN tie institute il lsnulan
.~istlnllr. ~sinients III nthrr denomination arr "a.
united. provided tl,ny Ar. willing. fnr The sAAr ~
ordev AMI mn fnrlnIty, 70 attend The public exercises
ukNDltvtuaN Nussttr.
The correspondence IL students, "a ~eil " ~
t@,k1 nssd ~ them, arr subject n tie inspection
~ thv Hress.F.
The re.tksi saeley ~ the siudcnts II Aeru@ited
~ith the frsAsuref, ~ be given ~ prudence may
suggest. aud mas he partly, w Totally withheld
fratn tllein. na A.sratnt ~ miAssn,trt tf neglect II
duty.
ui, ~shtrrlus. each tcerlsr sAnuli hc provided
with . ~sulsAi,ie quantity ~ ripthiMg. and 4 suhAatent
nunler ~ sl.tft~, so~hr, l,sNdksrshtefs towels.
csu,hv, hrMthss, etr. None IN ilesr will Ae tut-
nisht Il III tallrE~. unless rlwriAi dtpo@it lr made.
Esrf. w. lra~ ptssnid hr ntaFksh With th~ name ~
ths aMhsr IN tsii.
rss.sa,s wisll.ne 10 have their chtiirN II sent hnM,s !.
should rt.e tsnsfly hst,re, aud inr valid travelling ~.
rer@es. l.s %Iltftl.s p~rtW,itsrr. address
1918 no. OLIVER. President.
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Pupil. III. tss.,seh any time during The srar. And
charged tss,in dat ~ entrance.
MI, i..lnet4ou nlaste ttu partial sbssnv*. unless In
cAs~ III l,Jttrsrt.t ttiIss-. ~ NtxmtssA1.
COMMUNICATIONS 10 A,Ad lrotu the Academy are
suhtnliisd IL The i..st~vti0s. ~ the knlertufees.
Each pup | Il I. qnsvei ~ have uAan4es ~ rlash-
specially dteAsed, alsa SIN TOWELS. siA table nap
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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT..

FOURTH rf.AAs. Christian ~I,astrsne, Higher
Arithmetic continued, University Algebra IL 1ru-
portion, PLANE T~r,rnnnn,~sry, Spherical ts~anstry
aud t~rieonoMetry, kh~t0vsc, English Literature,
synonyms AMI Natural PHILOSOPHY continued.
Anctent fIsisrs. Physical Topography, rs.~ss,
Monthly llslsats., latin, tisrck, iieE,nAn aud
French. optional.
1lttRncl S~E,idcncr NJ Cathnlletiy, Elnvu.
si"n, rrs~.siy, Ancient History and Geography,
HsmaAn anil tsrreian Antiquities. Engilsh IatrrAlnrv,
tniss rsiis Algebra completed. hMrNssiMa. lnsir.
t.uass. Mnnihi, n.hasrr, latin. arsek French
AMI herman etAfunat.
SrtuNn GLASS : lsitense~ ~ Caiholirity, Flo
cutha,. rruss.ls, Mental Philosophy, tng,c amt
metaphysics. t#tahy utrassl, Ghenais.r, tsllli
nanel, Navigation, Astronomy. Analytical tisom..
try. I-sass. Monthly Debates, Latin, t.rwrk French
And tsfruian optional.
tthsI I'll. Ara Neral PHILOSOPHY, Political kesn.
amy, natans, ne,iewy, Astronomy. Chemistry. txi.
rninH. Genie sesiin,., Aiaistiral Mechanics. Latin.
ursvh a.r,naA anil French optional.
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT..

Christian uAet rtns ttsaterhissn ~ iserss s~fance,
Nrs,hn.tIe tltsAinson's Higher and trii@nara,
CrmmsFcisi1. tAsskkseran1 slsrsant 4 stratt.n and
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'erAths lMi.sheir. ins~raa..l'stsa. Mensarassos
tNrudesl. tlistnsy skarney. Comparatively. tsta
n,-rsist Correspondence and Eugliaii Composition
rrmsasssi.l law ttsryaM 4 Ntraslnnss. drawing
GsrMan anil French. optional.
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site ktinfAh 4 fArns Wurthe HAMA.
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y: q. WEBSTER: .sr 80,
Nam e%.,.i,ur. On lim street.
= 4. 4 MUTT = w. south q ee"rs Sous
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MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY.

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Chester Trade.


=. q. kODaR1NE0, CMesesr MOWae. farntah~s
rood fare. comfortable rocmA and obttuina care u
gazette.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-18

tisls nssuse aud ravS. Treats ~
eApiAinine thtlf IAases, ssispAas
tstiss utls rally scientific ~s,rA
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o~rNs Asst lsy Mai asnivSY - !
lt~sss IN IA. IIsfaANsAM Hi
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GEOnae " COMBS, opposite Court House
gW ANntil, ml.AkE 4 MEnMY. cppcaits
ktmt~lt 4 farnasor,hs tsnh.
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MittiuerA and DvfaaMnks -.
KIM ALL. q MlII.Et, 81 th~ lAte saaMd ~ =,
Al. kiinl.4il A Daughter,
mNs. =. T.. slttNts, south " Cnsrt lleMss.
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L.MmLGr Dealers.
W.. 4 u. fu.ENMlNG. ls0bert 1shelAa,
Agent. lara near Viz Elevator.
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Lusfices Of the Peace.
T., r., NNtck ENNISsCE, once uves Ktmsail 4
fArusMorth's lAnk.
JANIS IL. MstOWN y. ovvr Bakers otnso.