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|mot &ler ioemt On bob At %
.gyontr. WisbancIluam btiioo /
SaIidobrIu9 / ou @rao. at ben
me 30 maalis aagtes o. Den anon
it ianoe rdie il9 buorbos B,lGt.
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biaps lor Sne o. auIac. GHQlGl.
snos baops baDoe iolgl 9e I BIN
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&Or Climber.

Ior ScIphnoer CT fnbrderst al ce beefe WaiertOlicr, - mo let.
pinNt lom muhNt ir at bpe cn neorcuol9c Sprfe. Den fan biuoe
al SaoS @reot, lom Ell $Grpener fan lfCrr, o. Jon uHltn life fan
biurcs pco S0noer. 81 Hmbmg bruses ben beofe SlnQs Stonltrnab,
bus Roleuoe iuoipores altrepe oeueo, at inet Aorn 9oor ulploe.
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THE MCCORMICK
ADV e e :

WcSormlf Mouauce or CT
to.blnIet itlprna noe Walflne
mrr "Molpius Nuodmeut" OF
er larnnoen 10 Waltlner Tor
cnet / en-, loct Den bar lorltlel
hoe "Sn q" Tor @reoe 0,
@rrs &so al i%ornnbre IN Il
Den GoIl. fan ioa Walfiucn II
al or5elpe burtlaerc eller la9tcl
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6atiielOOnlrus riaboIoigc sobber'
nuisnlnsu I @eiiea bIiue / Oisic
latte i 0rIil nnoer gsotIi, al
Jassnler ebr 0sloobe ira 8rr9un
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rts Voro ct laolcpes luoretltt, at oct nNHo btbOlotr Yl0eUG0ten. l0e
mcoet bpiHsu Stuina. Mafiurn behnocr n9 "Sbc uonfabe Nseo'
CT I'll nenue Wafne tilherenoe ubuUrfc Shortening Do Bru9en Der.
al nil bsu neboate ercoe blpe oprcin % lo9t pa Rlatforren Den
bsnte Srheu MoOben bporpna e'reoeu relics % pto SlUip al San
us @prons". lom Dor Matine. er Den b,ete. % lporer en- bel Del
erebs.
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Wlnlt f~crifIeQiae Slaas .Suhrumsnt,r
nj nslien euhrer Yris Fl itlctl a~certsret |
ee frrltleul9s Aptitr ~ t 6lreularer. men
nlanle AZ eisls %5nltrumenttr CT leen Barb.
Ctn lem enltsr Ct 9prt ,Snltrumeni. ber
tlsbe AZ veal 49enter. oi nisie {
alnlnesltabee fan giUs 400 @atauti "a
btlii8ere 4rtfer.
Oct b~stjenotf "Gitp Graan.~ Was
ion q 0dmitu" a anore SrQler
'amt "andbe'. "Sautr", "9allet
* Oapte" "a andre Sld0s ierite allsits
Vtanrer. lcllit al q. u. QtteH, De
tprat 9cwd. tan tisbss nj ee tiQi9te
Vrller q Nl Dc eeoitS &Sunlelier.
Z. Il. Sraatcn, Sub-Agent %
SaI9smano.
7 en- Olmes arteioSpRrdfe CT en- Snmas
l'ins pIl mn NlIos. ! benees Ilalia. d,
Ter S,ansms tr Vlles Ter et Ilano eltr
Crbti. San srbclets bcs
u. u. qifen.
%. Ia.
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" o. N.

1. Ten er tltrittret AZ Del beei,e neralats
r~Snetand Mldieridle, lcm CT bullst nj nen
retie {io Al Adrei. cpla3t uneer Sll. nets
agti9t nlterst. % bru9es M 'srli elter 3 i
3 Adre Tprleb.
=. Srapartti. Sienntmtort. tilrannes REQ
NlGlr al be npeltt ~ bthtie Rlftintritr u
iammeulsits ~ ee beett @luIma9ert Streen
3. Ten er zen ttnit beIalsce ~ ttplt
malees &@ne / @anrelen.
4. "3bimb(t-Steins tr ljcrt Al
urpll1t Germ a refer ira 4 III - Fumo
tpsrt Eat mere emo anert. ~ bratt,s Gers
Ter heller life.
). "Sttins" sr aubrl9te ptp 6lGlp AZ
plientt}eot "Sfetn Setters". bpcrs
REQ man cpnaar At laa Y@n. lem Ister
Tcrtrinlil.
q. Get er ben sHeltt 8can. MA briittn
Der brulfe q" SlcpesS bcuteer Srcfe';
rtrler bar zen ee bteite Glul. hpilttt er en-
NGlne e%ltntlilt @runolaa. a b ter ctb
Ajebst Al en- gcln rnlhplJelts uneerlsles.
Z. Zen ialats tn N protrhaIiiN ,Nsrs
icnsr. ~ Tor bper Ne9n iureliddfe. az Den
ltdl ttiHN,s urmTrttt.
y. alerert ril iunne icrtale. at eei sr
hen btort Bran pal Ueicne.
D. Vreortne Smoetlter er waffle
Nddncp0rtsre. ltpiter / elen ltrlrn i'm
Ecrreiuiul cl bttrcr hen itie nj xormanr.
bclttt Ct dlminottat / mere Tdhrittrr. N
otrtrd itrlctr Gel III. al ntres Arttlee er
htcre emo ale Aneres.
10. Ter At iersne dut ef 9 icrselaenee
/ IN 0el Il Zen ttclte Qcln. ndlr zen tr
no, NJ rem er oee. mar ben er aanmtl.
1al9es pte il MARSH,
81 Getprab. Semi.
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DEBORAH
Nutbpriierct &ap.SfOO 900.
6crretntnaslpfale iammen meb
FIRST NATIONAL gANE Oeeordb.

WruuOlagt al @0pitoliiter / 0eeo.
rob Tor al orlpe en- oroeutliQ Spa.
rtbnut. 5orrctniu9. SnoifaO ira en-
Dollar og opdn mootnges, Ncntcr
betoleS. "a 9icntcs 9irntc for buer
s Waanco, ianlouge Yeugenc bIige
Itadrnoc / Banfen. Man fan life
erboloe Genter paa en- iifrerc eller
beorc Waaoe, buerfeu Al inno euer
ltore GUNNER, enc peo at iuoiGtte
Dem / oenns Sparebant. vi bar
Ell uorit 8etlent, Der irIQer for rs
EasiaQcr. Sillcttcr for WHITE STAR
ylnicu 90 ale andre nomGrtcoe Samp
o. Scilifibaliaicr til % ira ole
ltaublnauIlte &dune. o9laa &crler
uaa Gle Dc beolte Nnufcr / Dc fan.
oluapilfe Ydnoe.
Srnitces on 9%icicrcntcs:
Is. Is. 9ifermau. :. y. Sbcmpicn.
q @raeii6. .. No6ifen. 81. @.
&atteicu r. Brcf. g. yarien. @ep. v.
arren. pen. IS. 3. eommcn, Sr. ea
Sasierer. y. .. Selbers % allie andre
Sfaeninaoer / 9eccrab.
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5oet le9 tatfer mine eanosmGno
Tor Den 8lIno, be bar nit mia i
Den 8mffe al Nar. ico bar reilt
blanoi Dem | benns sSotrcinina. OIL
Her ia nu al unosrrciic Dem ON.
al lea bur iOrlaot DEBORAH Marble
Works % M rtiitr Tor openn9uute
5lrma. % baaber at Ulnos Den
lamme 5lllio.
Seq Dor irsmosIts / 0ccorab. paa
9leruet al BrOucwap % 5obn
Street oa baober. at mine 9onos.
m9no | Omegueu b%snpenosr ia til
MIC lnoen De tlebe 8rapnene oil.
oetiteos.
Selillllnaer pr. Bolt oil blibe
prompte eIpeorreoe.
Ycter Sjcms,
8or 297.
SrtOrab, Soma
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Sirliu0cr.. Gu Rome REQ yam
geie / 0onmart ieotc lieI9s 5rob.
VI. w. iOr ct 4ar Gage men Hrc
8utiebcrn, iom allie bar leUeuoc /;
ell 5lme cilcr ,Seoileu oeoe Dc lmio.
lertio allie me.
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sriiliaHia Sanl % SrtOitiasits
itprulsuilnti'ab bar iiclQc anbI
Sanitd ,Srellbs Gufc IN
BcHllOu al 1000 M
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Chic so, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Scrnbanc.

ecu pVle fRlht mclem
Chicago, New York. New England OF
Canada,
% @lle stlise c9 ipeIise Steeer liant
oct itOrc giDropciten.
~ecnueeter~ / 6bisasc mee ale OFT.
iiae og ipolile Siuier.
eticasr Oerctet 6isruet AZ Gaual
CO 8sfi Waeiipn Strset. 9eie yaner
o. @tdle einiet fra aue Santer al Bpen
gasierer Der til bper sto.
ebieaBo Sq CfFce: Of o. 63 9ldri
Streei.
Rilwaufes 9epcttt: 5isrnet al Reee
o. 1cutb Mater Strset. 5eiie gdner
o. Omnibus sinisr 9aar BERTHA til ALE
be v~iltiliie Stsetr / Y0en.
BY Billet Sentor 400 San @ater
StJeet, 3isruet af Nisecufn Street.
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Sen b%ctjenote
Stubebafer &o9n,

lctlGrbi9eoc al &c bsoite Watsrialier,
e. cptrdit ttienrt iom Den tsol iernbciiaa=
cse, bsctt mnleac ~ ben beenc Ncau
Nerecn.
sly" Srsr9 6nbrtr, iom truasr cen. -a9g
" Dor miet en- Graft mte uem1rfet
>too ~ bar Ct meatt liert Splal al tort
04ts. 0itcrps. att ~ andre Sraicrter
nj bptrt NJ Srul, cl tiifr ti tort Siritl
tan NJ lepere lGrriI 9clns lttbpiifenicmbclh
Sierrslit.
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NnIMMIN h Go.
Gisre Of
OAK GROVE
Marble
Works
LACROSSE, WIS.
LACROSSE, WIS.

Worife Nrbeibere ere eraaaersbs
loa Ganosmrnb hos os fan pete
litre paa at iaa line 5nofriptioner
nna Norlf ri9li9s. Sr Yetcr
Sieme er Dor rcilenhe Ngeut.
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-19

yi1ltDcO, l5oe 3uns. Gen Gtc
%. pm Niisntn bru'ueps en- 3.aario
Con al Snoiiobsr Sens @noerlcu
pan 5ensmarf 6esIorrf / Ct &ano.
bull trt peb 9ulet. Barnet bauos
fun pGrst irouGrsnot ct GiebIit. oa
ulptten opba9eoes.
Gu upnn 8pr iiIieieoe for
no9le Sage iibn paa Ell Niari ueo
Snmperup en- &ans, Der traf Dprtt
tiIDanos. lre aIoOrIi8s BeRaoiaeIler.
% aOnsn Hap fun for lterrs Siaoe
peo mn N0nosnrrpGrsIis, ioet bun
'alleoe ila neo paa 5Oroeu o9 tuI.
lsoc rg mnot. lnolII bun fom I'll ct
SrG boorom bun nj 5siret lpn9st,
laa al Dpret Ifte fuuos tomme
Diosrc.
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-19

9iinQltc0, lioe June. 49, 6Oyben.
uGrcnos @aaromano WOetrs 3nn-
ian al Sollirup CT fommen al Gage
Ben en- uIpffsllg 9GHosIie. 3an
b3uoe / Senoags pGrtt I Alrte %
ulr fommm III al fore hlcm paa
&eien blepe 9tllene Ieblfe. buoriOr
Wosrns plnlcn ipran9 al &ogueu,
men IaIot % Hog llg aleo6s I
SaslOperet at ban oeoe Natten
m,uem Seuoas o. Wauhas. Wan.
Den. lom tlertC 9citcue. bIeu paa
&oGncu % Hap ulfnot cerrrd.
SOOsidlO. ,ybp lbsoloallt BRO.
feslor DR.. phil Il theolog + :.
Sdarltua / alebmbaun sr Scn.
bags WOr9es afaaaet peo Seoru
omlrtnt "A Var anmmsl.
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G.. H. & j. l.. McCOrmick's

THE
"WirG ormifs Snrpcitcr".

WcGormifS 9arpcltfr pnSler
Tor euburr ,5ormer, lom bar
cit Tor 8Orninhheltnin9 OF Der
~upforbres fun 3 Wano I'll at
nrbfine meo Den % no ifirrs
% btnbe ira 10 nj - Mcres
ON 0a9tu Den CT meact
itert % raria oa til iamms
3io LET at b0anntere. Binbe.
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-19
Oanmarf.

yortitDluiug al yano. Gen Rom
mlsllon. ION er neolat oi Neoier.
ln9en Tor al unbsrie9e. bead Der
fan 9lercS Tor at lifrc Spaanos gelt.
tblt lmoo at bortlfbIlts al 9apet.
bar lleIgc "3lerr Nmiet ior uoole
Oa9e lloen / genltrup. Beo Maalino
blep bet tonltateret, at Der aorlia
0noer en- StrimmsI 9ano bort al
AZ Nlens Breoe, bpiIfei er st betp.
osIl8t 9nnotab, o9 oct er magnitude
Den cadrlia 5Oro bsriil fommer. at
ldolGn9e allnteu peobliper at ltbrte
nec, or oct en- eDi0 Alloe III Sano.
tllt9t. bDorbeo ennnu mere .Sorb
eoelG9ses. Wnn ba0ber, at Sirof.
ninGcn ira Gun9bD I'll lorbi Cen.
"trip moo bliUs Opta9sn / Ylansn
oDer DC SlrGfninser, Der ltule for.
lDneS me0 acknowledgements
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-19
Mooerranoene.

Nj itanciuaUliit slace inetI 1000 SUM
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
PERSONAL.

--Ex- Lit. Gov. Wyman Spooner died at
his sons residence near Elkhorn, Sunday
aged SO.
Hon. L. B. Caswell, NJ. G. from this
district, is spending few days at his home
at Fort Atkinson.
Our former townsman, Mr.. G. Wheeler,
geaeral agent for the Northwestern National
of Milwaukee, was in town Monday adjust
ing the loss on the Bauman residence des-
troyed by fire las week.
Mr.. George W. Sloan has finished his
courses ofinstruction in penmanship at the
public schools aud Lebourveau's Academy
and leaves this week for Columbus where hi
will commence writing school. Mr.. Sloar
is quite successful as tutor in penmanshiE
and we take pleasure in recommending hin
to all WHO may require his services.
MIR. Thomas Moulding, of Chicago, il
spending a few days IN the city visiting hi
brother, Mr.. ]. j. Moulding.
Hon. D. W. Curtis, of Fort Atkinson
dropped ia upon his Watertown friend
Monday forenoon looking as cheerful and
pleas INT as is lis regular won't.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
Try1It.

The following clipped from an exchange
we publish for the benefit of those poor
weak members of the various whist clubs in
this city who will persistin drinking strong
coffee evenings, at the expense of nights
refreshing sleep.
The latest method we have heard of
for curing cases of pure sleeplessness, when
unaccompanied by pain of disease, is the
following Get out of bed aud take lin
en- bandage, although large handkerchie!
neatly folded longwise will do as well, per-
haps better Dip one-half of the handker-
chief into water; pass the wet portion round
the wrist; over this lay the dry half, and
tuck in the end so as to make all secure.
Lie down again. The wet bandage will be
found to exercise a most soothing influence
on the pulse; this will soon extend over all
the nervous system, and calm, refreshing
sleep will be the result.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
Bad Weather and worse Business.

Such another fall as the present one the
We have had almost continuous rain, mud
and sush since the lst of October and the
direction. 1t being out Of the question to
expect anything like Indian summer
weather this season we are all willing to go
into winter quarters and run our chances
On the enjoyments and pleasures of hard
freezing weather. As natural result of
such a wretched condition of things in the
weather line the roads for the past month
or more have been Of an almost impossible
character, thus adding to the miserableness
of the situation. The bad going has pre-
vented the farmers from coming into tow
with their grain and produce, and this has
placed trade in most unsatisfactory con-
dition.
Complaints loud and deep go up from our
merchants over tie sad fate that has over
taken them this fall and when talking
ABOUT business ley naturally become exas-
perated But good times must com and
we wait patiently for them. Our hopes
now rest On solidly frozen ground and a
good depth of snow for seigh'ng. May
both soon come and take US out OF our pres
est sad plight is the earnest desire of every
oae.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
AGood farmers Paper.

Tae Western Rural, published in Chicago,
is one of the best agricultural papers in the
country, and should be in the hands of
every farmer. Besides keeping its sub
scribers and readers we'll posted in all that
relates to advanced methods and improved
processes in the various departments OF
farming. 1t also contains much interesting
and useful reading matter which will be
found acceptable in any household. 1t al
ways gives the latest market reports, which
is valuable item with farmers. Specimen
copies may be seen at the P. 0. News Room,
where subscriptions will be received at the
lowest rates. The regular price of the
paper is So per annum, but the P o. News
Room will furnish it from this time until
Dec. 3lst, 1873, for ST. ,65, which makes it
one ofthe cheapest and most desirable papers
for farmers there is published anywhere
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
Romeo and Juliet.

The play of Romeo and Juliet presented
by Miss Jane Coombs and her dramatic
company At Turner Hall last Saturday was
one of the most pleasing and fascinating
theatrical treats ever given to our citizens.
The play was finely rendered throughout
the entire company seeming to be particu-
larly adopted to the piece, all the leading
characters being especially we'll up in their
parts, making altogether frst-class and
enjoyable entertainment.
Miss Coombs in her role of Juliet gave
evidence of splendid dramatic powers and
marked herself as one of the leading actress
es on the American stage; certainly no
player that ever appeared before a Water
town audience gave such perfect satisfaction
to her auditors. Miss Coon bs was suffering
from severe cold but this seemed no draw
back 10 her playing although it interfered
sometimes with the clearness of her beauti-
fully modulated voice. From first to last it
was quite apparent she had the sympathy
of her audience, the strictest attention being
paid TO her efforts, and the plaudits she re-
ceived throughout were hearty and we'll
merited. The character of Romeo by Mr.. O.
II. Barr, of Mercutio, by Mr.. G. A. Stedman,
of Friar, by Mr.. j. Sutherland, of Peter, by
Mr.. E. Chapman, and Nurse, by Mrs Eliza
LIE Brun, were all we'll performed and as
sisted in rendering the play SO completely
successful. We hope Miss Coombs and her
troupe felt sufficiently encouraged by the
large audience that greeted them Saturday
evening to visit Watertown again. On an
other occasion we do not hesitate to say
their patronage would be as large as on
their first appearance.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
wntertown WOODEN Factory.

The Watertown Wooden Factory, under
the superintendent of Mr.. D. P. Price has
now become one of the industrial institu-
tions of this city. Mr.. Price informs US that
he has met with unexpected success the past
summer. A report has got around that the
mills are to be closed this winter but we are
glad to say that such is not the case. Mr..
Price is making every arrangement TO drive
them to their utmost capacity during the
winter months. sides manufacturing
several grades of handsome cloth and stock
ing yarn at this establishment Mr.. Price is
turning out very fine article in the shape
of white bed blankets. No such goods were
ever made in Watertown us these mills are
now producing, either in cloth, blankets or
stocking yarn. Cloth and stocking yarn
sold in large or small quantities.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
Stops for Dinner.

The noon passenger train going south on
the G. & Northwes tern Railway now stops
at the Watertown Junction House for din
ner, the new arrangement coming into eff
feet Monday of this week. This makes
Watertown junction a point of more i'm
portance than here ofore and insures 10 the
travellers on the Northwestern their dinner
at much more seasonable hour than be-
foreH The fare at the Junction House will
be found satisfactory and :smine host
Pierce every inch a landlord.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
Dodge County Items.

The Dodge County Board Of Supervisors
has been in session since Tuesday, but has
SO far transacted but little business, outside
Of the usual routine matters. On Friday
afternoon last the building committee ap-
pointed at the special meeting in September
to procure plans and specifications FOR new
county buildings, broaght in its report
accompanied by two plans for uilding, and
the architect, Mr.. Koch, from Milwaukee,
was present and explained the same. Ore
is plan of two story building, containing
all the county offices, courtroom &c, and
so arranged that the basement and the first
story can be first erected and put under
ROOT, and the upper story added at some
future time. The cost of this building
complete would be 100000. The other
plan is that of one-story building, con-
treasurer, county clerk and judge of pro.
bate The cost Of this building is estimated
at $4,000 The whole matter mas been
made The special order for Thursday after
noon next at two o'clock, but it is impossi-
BILE even to guess at the result.
A reading club has been organized here
which meets on Wednesday evening Of each
week at the residence of the members
There is some prospect of having the old
nc Ill get into bands that will fit it up.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
milwaukee Markets.

The Milwaukee produce markets yester-
day were moderately active, and wheat
ruled shade frmer, under favorable
weather here, together with good specu-
latlve demand. Sales amounted to about
Loco, 900 bushels, at l.l2al.l24 for No. l
spring, l.l44 for hard, !.O84al .O81 for No.
cash, l.o7sal .osB seller November, l OCT
al.O6s December, l.o7Bal.07a Jan larry. and
| GA fer No. g. Flour was dull and weak,
and geo bbls. fair spring wheat extra sold
at $500. Oats improved &c, and sold at
26c for No. and 271a29c for white. Corn
was scarce and &c higher, No. selling at
4sa49c and rejected al 48c. Rye was scarce
and held at $50 for No. /. Barley was ex-
cited and 3a4c higher, with sales of No. 2
at 66a7Oc cash, according to location, and
No. at SIC Hogs were firmer and 5alot
higher. selling at 4.35a4.45 for good te
! prime Sentinel 20 inst.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21

Till Basford has been heard from to the
tune of having been re elected Treasurer of
Winona CO unity, MINI. at the recent cleo
ton. Till ran on the Republican ticket and
Notwithstanding the Republicans were over
400 behind in the county he was elected by
majority Of GLIB, yunning over 1000
ahead Of his ticket. Mr.. Basford's Wafer
town friends will be glad to hear of his
good luck.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
Enjoy Life.


What truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives US grandeur Of mountains
glens and oceans, and thousands of means
OF enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often do
the majority OF people feel like giving it up
disheartened, discouraged and worried out
with disease. when there is no occasion for
this feeling, as every sufferer can easily OBJ
tain satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will make them as free from disease
as when horn. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant is the direct cause of seventy five per
cent. of such maladies rs Billiousness, Indi-
gestion, Sick Headache, Costiveness, Ner-
vous Prostitution, Dzziuess Of the Head,
Palpitation of the Heart, and other distress
ing symptoms Three doses of August
Flower will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cents. For sale by G. &
II. T. Ebere, J. e. Schulz or K. Schubert.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21

tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than quarter of a century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action In
the several assimilative organs OF the
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baffled the best of
human skill. While they produce power
full effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. By
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inflamed.
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED BIZ
Dr.. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytica1 Chemists.
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2Honrc 91offcrs.
BREVITIES

These interested will take notice of the
change in our Railway time card.
--On the first page of this issue will be
found an instructive article on milk which
consumers will do well to read.
A valuable and fine blooded horse belong
ing to Or. NJ. N. rber died on Monday
afternoon.
- Mr.. j. B. snnett is making further
improvement to his Threshng machine
works on First street by placing fine new
iron roof upon his foundry building.
-Watertown can now boast of three
whist clubs, which meet weekly at the
homes of the members 10 while away a
few hours at this facin ,ting game.
The Annual Meeting of the Wisconsin
Conference of Unitarian and Independent
Churches aud Societies will be held at All
Souls Church, in the city of GAINESVILLE, to
commence On Tuesday evening, Dec. IL,
1877, and will continue through the
Wednesday aud Thursday following.
The pupils of the Watertown Academy
have organized the Academy Literary Soc-
ETY. by the election of the following officers
E. @. Eaton-Pres
w. G. Purple-V. Pres.
G.. g. Eaton-Sec.
Miss E. Hay hurst-Treas.
Taey propose to give several evening en-
tertainments, one of which may take place
before Christmas
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Wanted.

Everybody in Dodge and Jefferson Coun-
ties to know, that am manufacturing the
best Bed Spring known, aud am selling them
on trial. Price Five Dollars Give them
a trial, before purchasing any other.
s. M. EATON.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21

Are the most eff
fective and congo
NAL purgative ever
discovered. They
are mild, but eff
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and