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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
Christmas.

Christmas Day, the accepted anniversary
of a Savior's birth throughout the Christian
world, was quite generally observed here,
! With the fine weather and fair sleighlng,
| all the cutters in town, we should think,
had been brought into requistion and the
streets resounded with the jingle of the
sleigh bells. Very little business was done
in the stores and every body seemed to lie
bent on getting all the enjoyment out of
the day possible. The churches holding
Christmas as high religious festival had
their usual services. The customary joy Gus
service for Christmas day was held at St.
Paurs Episcopal church, in which the
choir boys took 4 prominent part. The
Catholic and Lutheran churches observed
the day after the manner usual with those
religious bodies.
The children look forward to Christmas
as being their day, and we believe their
anlicipations Of a ''Aerry Christmas" were
as general thing fully realized. The Sun
day School school scholars of the Congre-
gational church were made happy Saturday
evening by presents distributed to them
from the "House that Jack built" affording
great pleasure and amusement to the -eciL-
tents. A Christmas tree at the Methodist
church The same evening shed its
branches of appropriate gifts to the Sunday
School and others connected with the con-
gregation. Christmas Eve the Sunday
School scholars and choir boys of ST. Paul's |
church received their Christmas presents at
the close of the service. From this cursory
view of the doings of the day it will be
seen that we spent "Merrie Christmas"
and let US hope that a "Happy New Year"
will dawn upon all both great and small.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
90larriieo.

AT the Lindon House, Dec. goth. by the
Rev. E, A. Wanless, Mr.. ANsLow D. PHIL
LIPS, of Chicago, and Miss MINNIE E. Full
Der, of Milford
At the Parsonage of the NJ. E. Church,
Dec. Oath, by the Rev. e. A. Wanless,
Mr.. WILLIAM G. WURTzLER and Miss L1eB1E
A. Perry, both of Piperville.
At the Parsonage OF the NJ. E. Church,
Dec. 26th. by the Rev. E. A. Wanless, Mr..
CHARLES W. V1RGENc, of the town of Wat
ertown, and Miss IDA E. BURDIcK, of this
city.
In this city, at the residence of the
brides mother, Saturday, December 23d.
1876, -by Rev. S. K. Miller, Mr.. EDWARD
Snow 10 Miss Ep1rH M. DAVIS, both of this
place.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
CabOOSe Thieves,

While the freight train going east on the
Mil. & St. Paul Railway last Monday night
was switching near the station in this city,
some thieves entered the caboose and stole
an overcoat belonging to the conductor
worth $50 and suit of clothes belon gins
to one of the brakemen. The perpetrators
of this outrage have not as yet been discov :
cred, although it is sincerely to be hoped
they will be brought to Justice
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
The Pierce Mystery.

The mystery surrounding the case of Jo-
seph Pierce, who so suddenly disappeared
from our midst few weeks ago, is gradu-
ally unraveling itself. 1t now transpires
that all the available funds be had in the
banks he has Withdrawn, and with the
money has gone to pats unknown. His
wife still holds possession of the real estate
and some other property in Rochester,
Minnesota. Mrs. Pierce claims that she
knows no reason why her husband should
desert her, having always lived together on
The most ami cable terms
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
BREVITIES

Dodge county Poor House contains 6s
inmates.
MIR. Christian Gamm, type sticker on
one of the Milwaukee German pnpers, spent
Christmas with his parents in this city.
The Fourth Dance of the Comus Club
takes place at the Linden house, Friday
evening CT this week.
Jacob Krall. of Oshkosh, the man who
was shot by Albert Lul!, is now able to be
up and around town.
,er-the best oyster in the market-go to
Nixon Reyes Grocery and Confectionery
store in Salick's block
The Stae Agricultural Society is tear
ing down its buildings on Cold Spring
course, which indicates that Milwaukee is
not 10 have the State Fair next Fair.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's
Church will meet Thursday evening of this
week at the residence of Mr. Daniel Jones.
The young people of the Congregation
nj church will give their last Centennial
Entertainment Thursday evening of this
week at Mrs. j. T. Moak's
Eaton is happy over the prospect of the
ice crop this season. The ice is already
eighteen inches thick, clear and beautiful.
We are prepared to furnish again several
small burghs like Chicago with their sup
ply for summer.
At the proper time we neglected to re-
turn our thanks to Hon. Peter Doyle for a
copy of his annual report, which we now
do The document contains much valuable
information pertaining to our state up to
the fiscal year ending September 3Oth, 1876.
The State Board of Charities and Re.
form was in session i'll Milwaukee last week
and visited the Industrial School for Girls
The Board has in view the purchase of the
Liberal Institute Building at Jefferson, for
the purpose of establishing a State Reform
School for Girs-an Institution which is
much needed.
Mr.. r. Simmons, one Of the auctioneers
who was arrested in this city two weeks
since on the charge of selling dry goods at
auction without a city license, wishes US to
inform the public that his business was
separate and distinct from that of the other
man. Clinton, who was arrested on the same
charge about the same time. If there is
any one interested II this fact among the
million who read the REPUBLICAN, we hope
his eye will catch this notice.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This greatremedy was dis.
covered by missionary in South America
Send self addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph T. Inman, Station D, Bible House,
New York. 5lm6
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
The Scientific American

which has been published weekly for the
last thirty one years. does this to an extent
hey nd that of any other publication; in fact,
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Every number is profusely illustrated and :
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
That Cough! Stop It! !!
From the sale OF SO, 900 bottles of Hale's
Cnnph Cnrdial sold in the northmast

TON Tue sale Of %, UUU bottles OF HaIe &
Cough Cordial, sold in the northwe est
within the past year, on a guarantee to re-
fund the money in case of a failure to cure,
there were less than fifty bottles returned,
being less than one failure in a thousand
This fact speaks volumes in favor of this
wonderful remedy for Colds Coughs, Sore
Threats, Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. Physi-
clans every where acknowledge their sur
prise at the wonderful results from the use
Of this medicine. We autborizethe Water
town druggists to warrant a cure or return
the money in case of a failure after using
one-half the bottle. 1t is very pleasant 70
the taste, making it a very desirable reme-
dy for children
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
WHAT PAYS {?

1T PAYS ever Manufacturer, Merchant,
l. Mechanic, Inventor, Farmer, or Profess
sional man. to keep informed on all the
improvements and discoveries of the age.
IT PAYS the head of every family to in
troduce into his household newspaper
that is instructive, one that fosters taste
for investigation, aud promotes thought
and encourages discussion among its mem.
hers
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27

The Annual Meeting Of the Jefferson
County Agricultural Society will be held
in the village of Jefferson on Tuesday, Jan
9Th, 1877 at o'clock P. II.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27

II you prescribe remedies for yourself, sec
mat hey are effective and will do no harm.
FOREST Tar" preparations are OF this char
actsr, tor the throat and lungs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
Cheap Lectures.

We underst and that an attempt will be
made this week to organize lecture course
here, and we hope that the project will
meet with sufficient amount of support
to make 1t success. 1t is proposed to give
course of three entertainments fer SO
cents. The gentlemen who have promi sed
to lend US their assistance are Rev M. W.
Reed; Prot. S. S. lockwood, of the State
Normal School, and Prest. Chapin. of Be-
lott College. Mr.. Reed is well known to
our people He will deliver one of his new
lectures, "The Lifting of the Common" or
Cramps" Prof. Rock wood takes very
high rank as an evolutionist and has prom
ised to give an entertainment of that ma
ture. Prest Chaplin will deliver his new
lecture entitled, "The Influence OF the Celt
on Modern Civilization Here are three
6rst-cass entertainments offered for the
price which is usually paid for one 1t
must be borne in mind, however, that un-
less sufficient number of tickets a re sold
beforehand, to insure against any financial
loss on the part of the managers, the pro-
ject will be dropped. The necessity for the
purchase of tickets by all who wish to see
this scheme made success is evident. and
we hope they will respond accordingly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
Nice Holiday Gifts.

Fifty canary birds-good singers and
Females from so to rs cts. Call and see
them. MRS. J. PRENTICE,
WatertOWn Wis
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
HOLIDAY CUTS !!
Books Books i! Books .

In endless variety the thing appropriate HOLIDAY
Present Bibles Pyebooks History Biography Poetry Fiction u
enes and Ioyboks All the Leading Authors by
the single bound and editions the price Of
the purchaser Also useful and
able the Holiday follows Photographs Albums Autograph AL
bum Pocket Books Ink Stands Sereoscop and photographs Of
Celebrities Dpaine Backgammon Boards Chess Men variety of
Gents Gold Pens Pencils
Traps and Boxes Pen Knives Music Holders
StStuary and fine Also the the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
list OF LETTERS remaining in the

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, at WATERFOWL. Dec. 26 1915
Bates, Chas Lawrence. Patrick
Bovee, Martin n (2) Potter. Mich
Brooks, Anna Mrs Purinpton. Moses
Gerry, Jerry Rogers. Thomas
George, Alexander Sheenhon. John
Jones, S Tilton. r G Rev
Kimball, w W locker. Mary Miss
PERSONS calling tor any of the above let
tiers will please cay "Advsrtissd.n
J. T. NOAK, Pm.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
WatertOWn Market.

Corrected Weekly by Tn. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Street
Watertown.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 81. 1878
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27

The Legislature Of this State will soon be
in session and the periodical amendments
to our city charter will then be in order.
We suggest to our city fathers that they
take the matter in hand, make such amend.
ments as they may deem necessary and
submit the same to the public through the
city press. II generally approved let them
be forwarded to our Representative at Mad
ison who will see that they are duly enact
ed. We hope the time is past when a
clique or faction for personal gains or pri-
vate pique can any further control the leg
islation for this city.
...... TAX PAYER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
2Goo11c 20offers.

New Year Calling Cards,
A Fine lot Of Samples at the Re
publican Office. Call and make Sc.
lections early.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27
2, S. CLARK'S

Book and Stationery Store, Cor of Third and Main SITS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-27

Dodge county Poor House contains 6a
inmates.
, 1876-01-04
Shenf,s Mannrafe Ninen

beiiben ale jene @%iseni6aften, iuclde 5ur uoaItGnbisen
Iusmet5un9 aler hili0len &rantbeiten notbiuenoi9
limb, entfernen lbneI aae NbIOuoeruu9eu Der 9eber
mo 9ebet benz 9anien spiein einen ~9eIunoen NnitriG.
IS IN in oer 5bat teine 9em0bnlibe @ntoedun9, in Der
meot3inii6en 98iiienIdait ell Mtittel ~eriunben 5u bar
ben, fir oiele bartuadi8cn Qeioen, nelbe ollie bisber
pm Is alpn,el beruor9ebra6ten Symphonic aufpeiier,
en Wiineral, meldes nit Jtedt BON Der Mtenibbeit ge=
iurttet miro uno ais benz mcu1dliben Spltem i'm
bphlten GRADE lbaoltd a%nertannt lit. Sas Die @iqen
ltaften seipiller &rGuter Die 9Sirfuu9 pon Golomel
pine neilen l6dolide @inTliie buben, lit iebt cine -
9eltauoene &%batlade, lrelhe ourb miHenI tattli6e
}nrl6nn9en ais unanfebtbar ~biu9eiteat lporoen 1T.
Oieleni8en, tuelhe DE Wtdnorate=pilen anlpenoeu,
meroen pDui9 ~iiberjeu8t lein. oaB bic beitcn Wtcoijinen
oieelli8en l,no, luebe Die 9tatur in Den 98ur5eln UNI
&r1lterlt oes 6eloes rns bietet.
0ieIe piQeu ieben Die @in9elueioe in 3bdti9teit,
re9eln ale ll1re9elmIBi9tciten Der Gale obne Spel=
belfluB ooer irgeuo cine Der i6Golideu gSirtun9en BON
6alomel poer anoeren Often. 0urf oieie pilen >piro
Die Nbl onoerunN Der Gale helpirtt, lpie mani an Der
per1noerten 6arbe Der WusleerunQer, Dem Bergeben
os SlaBausleDens uno oes Sele9tIeins Der ,3unoe
beobadten fam,
Genigenoe Nnloeiiuu9en fir ben Gebraud oieIer
pillen ltno in jeoer Sba1tel entbalter.
sic lueroen nur non j. 3. g 6enf uno SON
IN lbrer 6aupt=ofiice Gte 6ter uno 9rditr., 4bila=
oelpDia, an9eferti8t uno iinb bel allen Npotbetern mo
DQnnlern All BADEN.
, 1876-01-04
agg Sfs n&eSt fpst, fouSern befinp E!
fT8 fpphl.

Qas bic grase tH' sslasstt Der DsftSs g. sines rt@t.
sea Dts8nelt in stsltEi Jaue ! aDtnp btes htiebt nitro,
70 bot Or. Gtissrt ber Nelt %betptsirn. sas S&R:ae!u6t
Pttlesr H. DeHn man rebtSsttt9. ME tor9ei8tteben, bt
srsss embedding IN Der Wiatsria nttoiea. hen ,ptne Tree
serstal- 8t9ta pa!os unb Sun8snfranttsttsn auwsubsi
Gft sa: man uns ssfa9t: -Q9ir babtn III 3tter Iltst,tr
GertrausA rstl Sts ~ sttls lebenbefeept.lt bGben, rtl&r
sur& sss SsbraaA SbY.s &srbtai uns ber .Dpspepas.
Dtns- s.psilt Ssrtbsa Fno.1 @af 9rfu&tn psr5featli&s.
pig n9$ eta 3eusnis ta Snssrtds ssr QstssnSta. uattr,
IaSt ntSt a ~ ltisa.
&rttlfts. sDss, 81. ssOs. 1853.
Sr. Z. @. 8. aBiftart. 49, DcrttF &stri Sm u.
1868 beftl MID Elm &nssnss pnbtbsuteneer 5uheu, mel
der aber baIS stnta sraaltben sbarGf,sr aanesm. Or
- pea tnasIabl MIR esbsrtbran % net men, Ssl&ss
ate It iaste, lair etpas @tlstGtsrans ssrl1aHen rlrps
mic abr nit' surtrsa tonne. So serfG6te sea 9ebs..
teraa uae isbes 9tttssl, Ssl&ss mir asaannt wurbs. istns
aas ~ Fac i6ltmmsr ans iulsst tstlirts NJ !
mtS far a anbttIserEe SO wtkbfu&tl.t
ssah. als ltstss Dltttel rxrs. ID sraalast 5qr,p
Pine Free Ear sUrstaI1 sa stria4sa. eSsn st'
trtt q laf@e mar % ir sfu muses. aub alt
ID act stasm msa sattG Hat metas 8
anosttt selIts Strbsr btrseftaL S
Rabs a~assribalb SABRE e~.ssssrt !Sbnen su f6r.ib,n. no
Il ass 'a,sss't' S, sss Il ssI ssssIt j, Sf ista s'' Sc stst fs - sisI Sts.
Bna Stf.n @nbsrtr. Ss uaSsen 20 ssnaaa ptrsdtntls.
&.n. ssnn Stets fr austmsHtn husen.
Uftt aufriGttaet Daatb artttt 9be
etn srfabrsnrt @sststss. ssld.r BatIItdts- TipIsnS
sefBt, ptemst ittas eanse 3stt Der unterlu@una spn pa.
ttsntsn IN ben SmpIarssitmmsrn her Office. Drtt con
I~ulttrsaet aetits pos antrtannter 2I@ti9teit atbsn i5n
Sut Ssttt; tur BITE Stmubua9en h~trleibtr psreen ben
| pabltiunt tttne Rotten bsrsdnst.
Gtns iplts Gtlsstusttt kt.ttt tstas aasrs aaasI. In
9anbe.
Brittle aus trsenb ents 3betIs bss qanbes, tn selst
na Ratb ~anRsfrast rirb. w.rbsa prompt unb an.nsstlt
LID btaHtpprtel &tmtHrn ioltsn in 5Srm RON
Bedbfeln oher Noffanrseiinneen
lberuaht ntrpen.
gtsts BON seilburt's ~Am.rtean Dssytaa ptas- s.
sr S&a&ttl. Dtsftlben pirbeu mad &mpfaae ses Bs
trsess yer pot J~ues(anbt.
Srtis BON Dtibart's .gtns Free Ear zerbtal" SIS
per 5lai&s sStr $t1 pn Dussac Siai&sn. 1uitapunt
ses Grprte.
agt 6ul@rttsa tsatea abrsnfrt Hsrbtu an
z. q. u. ABtibart, M. D.,
ks. 2S2 Npre 3wtttt Ctr,
ptlaAestte.
Assessa In ssrs Hsstsasn. iS1aaa
, 1876-01-04
prpf. Mag Muaer's Abeane SON
Srfprb.

Ser befannte Yhilolooe Miar MiiiGer bat,
ipie bereltS tcle9rapblld berldtet muroe,
ieile @utlaiiung ais Yrofelior oer per9leibens
ben 8blloIopble an Der uuioerllt1t Srforo
9enommen, Jtad)oem er III ietnem @utlal=
iun9Sihreiben oil ben 8ite,&anSler Der Unit
ueriitdt herporgeboben, bab er suerlt ais Tro=
fe1ior Der mobernen Spraden unb Qlteratllr,
oann oils Yrofeior Der per9leihenoen Ybliu=
logic fiinfunoSmanSis Sabre lang semirft
babe, ia9t Ell: SD bente, Die 53eit lit &C.
fonumen, ba i) iolpobl nm Der lnlperlitQt
mltlen, ais nm meinetluillen i~iin9eren Wtan7
neru Ylae MAIDEN muB, SD babe ioeben
oaS Suuptmerf meirleS 2ebens, Cert uno
@ommentar oe8 dltelten Der beilt9en Bidder
Der Srabmanell, has dltelte Bud Der Irpa1l-
lfeu gSelt, polenoet. 9teles Werf
iIbrte mid 3uerlt i'm Sabre 1S4S nadl
@n9lano, no l) alein Die u0tbl9en Ota-
|Euicrtpte fir nlelu lluternebmeu ftRoen
touEte, uno no th ourd) Die 6rei9ebigteit
Der oitinoiiben @ompaguie Die @elomIttel
erlan9te, melhe tiir Die Ser0tteutliduuQ
oeS 9robten, lie in europa perofentIi1ten
Sanscrit.& ertS n0tbig marell. lin ben
9ruf bieIes gSerfeS su beaufli1ti9en,
nabm i'd eiuen 2ebritubl an Der l"luiuerit.
tat an. SD bate i'll jeoem Der lebten
fiinfuno;lpan5ig Sabre lie einrn Sano Don
le68buuoert Sctaplelten relneS SanScrtt
Su bweior9en uuo Ste merben NIT Giidlldyt
oarauf meni9er e~rltaunt letn, oaB i'd mid
euoltd) uam etlpeld]er Gube lebne. Sb9leid)
Der l6lpieri9ite Sbeil meineS &erfeS poI=
bra6t lit, bleibt nod SieleS gu tbun
iibrig. SD babe bis iett nur bcu eriten
Saub melner lleberieeuug Der beilt9en
0Dnlnen Der Srabmanel Oer0ffentltht unb
Iiebeu anbere mliiien nod folgeu. Su Ser=
~binonng NIT oie1er Irbelt 9ibt eS nod al,
oere Ani9aben, oa8 altelte u1o mIAtl9ite
Oeutlnal Der SanSfrit. yIteratur betrefieuo,
Die t) gleitfuu8 Su @noe brin9eu m0dDte.
Oaran ipdre i%nOellen nlbt gu oenfen, penu
i'd III 9leifer !3eit meiner YrofelIur obliegen
mOllte, oeren Yflidten nt6t alleln BARN be,
lteben, cine beltlmlmte 4nSabl SorleIun9en
III bolten, ~lonoern and i'm Sdritthalten nit
Der raihen Gntpidelun9 bieier juugen
NiIienidait. SD bate ulIo Smll6en Dem
San8frit nno Der o~er9lethelloen BblIolo9ie
gu mdblen, uno 10 9roB oaS Spfer fir mid
1T, CLAUDE i'd bob bic Wiinl6e melner
Sreunoe am belten al erfiiaen uno ben Srs
t",rellen Der g8ilIenldaft AM belten III oleuen,
lucnn l6 ipdbrenb Der mir nod bleibenoen
SehenSiabre melne un9etbetlte Nllfnerflum=
felt Der alten Sprade ullo <eratlr Snoien8
Suluenoe. gSie lebr i'd audi mlelne S%reunung
bon Der llniperlitGt Srioro beoauere, 10 blejbt
mir bod Der Croft, oaB id) bic SpraduWiilens
l6aft, Der i'd mid 9eptomet babe, left til oaS
Spltem Der acabemllden gSliien lhaften ellis
9ereibt Suriidlaiie. NIB baB Die llnioerIitGt
unter meinen S6iilern etlihe finoen miro,
bic befabs9t iino, meine Steue ausSIfiQen."
, 1876-01-04

tsiba ~heiertse, md1n NIT Dsss.pHa besah.t n. gsl
traual Ia q, Vet stnem lueu1tlbsn 0lable NIT BEN fdt
anbefsebar.n @trlansen su Nsen. paraflbel Ju Esbnsp
xns benao6 pur6 bic 8ur&t sarou ausssidloFen ,u lstH,
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tim aas 1aussenpfer. ba Ct in,mer ahle aauSe, ass It.
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