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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31

The oyster business is rising into con-
SIDERABLE Importance on the gulf coast
OF Alabama, and promises in few
years to afford employment for thou
sands OF people, as well as profit to
shippers.
The golden fleece. AS the gold yield
OF Australia decreases, the wool crop
grows more valuable. Last year the
wool product of that country was $780,
O0O,OOO, more than four times as much
as its gold product.
The demand for lead is very strong,
both In Germany and Austria on &C
count of great quantities of the article
being purchased, both in the German
states and in Russia. The latter coun-
try alone has lately bought 120, 900 cwt.
ct German lead, besides ST, 900 70 10000
cwt. in other countries.
The importation of the cocoanut is
rapidly assuming the proportions of an
important branch of business in. San
francisco is the center of the trade, be-
ing the port most accessible from the
Pacific islands, where the cocoanut is
produced. Several factories in the
vicinity are engaged in grating and put
ting up the meat IN cans for household
and confectionery purposes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
RainbOWS in the Snow.

The Cincinnati Commercial prints an
extract from letter written by cit
izen Of Denver, Col, Dec. 20, in which
occurs the following: 81 wrote you
yesterday about 4 o'clock, when the
weather was warm and pleasant, and
now want to take it all back, for about
dark, it turned cold and began showing
and blowing, and all day the thermom-
eter has been hugging zero. But this
morning we had q very rem arkable sun
snow-shower, or frost-shower, with the
most singular and beautiful com bina-
tons of rainbows ever seen on this con-
tinent by the Oldest inhabitants (of Col
orado). There were three circles-one
large circle, taking in and circling
around the entire city, that seemed to
be about say four miles in diameter,
one Immediately above the city with a
diameter of say one mile, and one cir
Gle around the sun, commencing at the
horizon and merely touching the CEN
ter ring, with five bright SUNS located
about the inner circle, like the moons
of Jupiter. Each ring seemed about
two feet wide and of the most brilliant
rainbow colors. 1t was sight never to
be forgotten
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
A Singular Harmony of Figures.
From the Columbus ga Sun.

The multiplication of 9o7 1854, 321 by
As gives 4 Az 444 AS. Reversing the
order of the djgits, and multiplying 1885,
456, 789 by IS, we get result equally
curious, $500, 555, sos. If we take 1885,
456, 7S9 as the multiplicand, and, inter-
changing the figures of 45, take 81 as
the multiplier, we obtain another re-
markable product, $3.50, 666, $685. Re-
turning to the multiplicand first used,
907 1854, 321, and taking 81 as the multi
pier, again we get 1888, 1872, 534-all
threes except the first and last figures,
which read together 81, the multlplier.
Taking the same mult;plicand and
using 26, the half of 81, as the multi
pller, we geta product of 26, $50, 666, 667
all skies excepting the first and last
figures, which, read together, give 81 !,
the multiplier. Next interchanging
the figures in the number 81, and using
u as the multiplier, with 987 ,654, 321 as
the multiplicand, we obtain product
Of I'LL I'LL ,112-all ones except the
first and last figures, which, read togeth-
er, give 70, the multiplier.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
Flight of Potato Beetles.

The Farmers Club, which meets at
Rochester, have been discussing the
question whether the Colorado potato
beetle can fly. After the evidence was
all in, the general verdict was that the
insects are capable of sustained flight.
No one who watched their advent in
New York in the summer of 1874 would
question the fact In the eastward
progress of the destroying army the
left wing had crossed the Detroit river
and moved through Canada, arriving a
full season earlier than the main body,
which moved southwark of Lake Erie
through Ohio. When the former ar
rived at the eastern limit of the Cana
dian route, they were confronted bv
the Niagara river, half a mile wide at
the narrowest place, with a current
flowing from five to nine miles an hour.
Swimming such current as that was
out of the question, and they must
have crossed the river on the wing.
They appeared in swarms along the
river bank, creeping across the streets
and all bearing due east, in obedience
to the same mystic r1ous instinct which
led their progenitors from their Colo
RADIO home.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31

Just as the experiments with the
elghty-ton gun were on the eve Of
completion, a vexatious mishap occur
red, serious enough in itself, tut not
thought of sufficient importance to
prevent the conclusion of the pro-
gramme.
The holes pierced through the body
OF the gun for the insertion of the
pressure gauges have been calculated
to weaken it in no small degree, and it
should be recorded to the credit of the
great weapon that 1T has fired 166
rounds, In which it has burnt % tons
of powder and discharged $50 tons of
shot. To this must be added the fact
that the charges fired in the later stages
of the trials have been much heavier
than contemplated in the design of the
gun, and that the closer confinement
of the powder gases secured by the
use OF the gas check has also to some
extent added to the work imposed
upon the cannon.
The authorities, therefore, have re-
garded and still regard with sat STAG
ton, the unimpaired condition Of the
main structure, while they admit, as
they have always admitted, that the
steel tube or lining of the gun is its
one weak and unreliable part. In this
steel tube crack has been discovered.
Gutta percha impressions of the bore
have been taken at various stages, and
the examination made in this way pre-
paratory to the renewed trials arranged
tor the present, revealed the presence
OF the incipient fracture.-London Daily
NeaUs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
EcOnOmiZiDg Rum.
From the Detroit Free Press


Yesterday morning a rough-looking
chap entered a barber-shop on Griswold
street and sat down for shave, paying
for the same in advance, $50 as to have
it Off his mind" When the razor had
done it work, the barber began dressing
the mans hair, and by and by reached
out for the bottle of bay rum.
whats that?" asked the stranger.
BAY rum-good for the scalp" was
his reply.
"'Tis, eh?" queried the man. "Well,
these are mighty hard times, and I hate
to see anything wasted. Gimme that
bottle"
Taking it from the BARRIERS hand, he
lifted it to his mouth and swallowed q
good tea-cup full, and said as he hand.
ed it back:
"Tastes rather mean, and if I were
you I'd mix in q little turpentine OF
varnish to tone it up"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
Trade and Commerce.

The expectation Of potatoes from
Halifax to New York and Pennsylva-
MIA during the season is over 10000
bushels.
San Francisco has shipped several
cargoes of wheat to Australia and New
Zealand this season. Australia has
heretofore been very considerable
grain exporter.
The slate business of the Lehigh val.
ley, Pa, is better now than ever before,
the export to foreign countries being
largely on the increase.
The direct exports of iron and plates
from France in the first ten months Of
this year amounted to 65,5O5 tons, 81
compared with 10000 tons in the cor
responding period of 1874.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
KITTY OF COLERAINE.

AS beautiful Kitty, one morning, was tripping
With pitcher of milk from the fair of Cole
raine,
When she me she stumbled-the pitcher 1t
tumbled,
And all the sweet buttermilk watered the plain.
''Ol what shall do now9 Twas looking at vol,
now
Sure, sure. such pitcher I'll neer meet again.
Twas the pride ofmy dairy; o, Barney McLeary,
You're sent as a plague to the girls of Cole
rainel"
satdown beside her and gently did chide her
That such misfortune shOuid give her such
pain;
A kiss then gave her before did leave her.
she vowed for such pleasure she'd break it
again.
Twas hay-making season. can't tell the reason;
Mlsfortunes will never come single-thats
plain
For very soon after poor Kitty's disaster,
The devil pitcher was whole in Coieralne.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
A VALEN TINE.

BY A. r. G.
II you will be my valentine,
My charming little dear,
The sun can never help but SHINE
Throughout the coming year.
The lessons all viii put themselves
Into your little pate;
The hardest sums you have, you'll see
All answered on your slate.
1t you will be my valentine,
You'll see in all your walks
FRESH lemon-drops on every twie.
And peanuts on the stalks:
"n1le hot mince-pies, all hand in hand,
Meet you at every stile;
Win raisins marching on in front,
And figs in single file.
=. o.-bnt II from You never hear.
Nor even get line,
III ask some other nicer piry
TO be my valentine
st. Nicholas for Fe6ruuyv,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31

HERE is conundrum from foreign
exchange which reminds us of prob
lem in chess, white to play and mate
in three moves: "Why is bee hive
like a decayed potato" Because a
bee hive is beholder, beholder is a
spectator, and spected later Is de-
cayed potato"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31
Farmers, Take Papers for Your So,.s

The New York Sun has received a
letter which is worth publishing. 1t
says: | have been scrub farmer all
my life, and, just as I am about ready
for the grave, or too old to work, I am
beginning to learn what / ought to have
known at eighteen or twenty years of
age. The work have done clearing up
and wearing out land as fast as l could,
with the least benefit, would make any
good farmer rich. ! often find one
article IN newspaper that more than
ten times repays me for the price pay
for it. have two little sons, and both
OF them are beginning to take lively
interest in the papers. Let me repeat
it: Farmers, take papers for your sons
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-31

ART is pushing right ahead. They
can now weave a cat into parlor rug
so naturally that one feels like tossing
her hunk of clearinghouse meat
Detroit Free Ffess.
, 1877-02-03

and II uerson' shond "Tod aueh houses az far as
nn rcrorery the nick person shonid mot mingle
70 the tt'"n.e shall hasr Disappeared t,nc month
j. considered average period dHtjA3 which ieolh-
ton Ia needed.
CASES VISITED.
Tic Commissioner has received from DR.. saw
yer. the Medical lnspsctor, Of the South D,sl-
Visited ninc families IN wicl, there werc cascs
Of .catlet-fcrcr, and found fourteen, fully ono
hall OF whtcl, number tho city will be 0bltgcd TO
take hold Of aud care for, "a thc people afS
Tho men folks out Of work. In ono horc! "as
found tho body Of a child, which had died from
scarlct-fescr about onc week ago. stila unhnftc.i,
and another child about to bo seized by TIE d,a.
whole horcl filled With a efckenlng o1os'
and un 1tslnfcctants. had been used.
in only two Of the ntno houses had any distn-
tcettsS lecn done The inspectors q tho Vet g,
though they have been steadily at work.
Tho city having takcn. It uton itself to furnish
1sfnfcctants to those WHO arc Unable to supply
themselves, It T. thought that there vi! ,. 10
wholesale lrug-hoslses hare kindly volunteered
to furnish to tic city ut actual cost-prcc all tlc
carboltc acid and birthstone which may be called
for.
Ono point which the Health Commissioner
calls attention to IA ths attendance nt funerals
Of pcrsons who hMvG died from contagious ais-
casre. II Inns come to fs knowledge tlat at the
funeral of 4 woman and her child
both OF whom died Of ecarlct-fcver--
there were no less thai.. eight
prjyate carriages and fourteen hacks filled with
pcopto attendant upon the ceremonies. u Is
almost inercdlblc, but ncvcrthe1css true, that
tho persons spoken Of arc Of the weii.to-ao md
Intelligent order Of beings, but apparently
without the afIgl,tcst thought of thu danger
,silci, tllcy personally and their families IN
directly encounter. It seems hard. but the
Contn,lsspncr says tllat moro common sctlse
must be shown, and II people themselves will
protecting liz citizens and stamping out the
1,estl1cnco Is TO send sanitary policeman to ail
suci, funerals, and positively forbid pcrsots en-
tcrlng the infected houses or cotninE near tho
CoroSG.
, 1877-02-03
HEALTH COMMISSIONER.

~ DISTINCTIONS TO TIE rupt'c'
,,oi, ~. to,,owirv oonorn, 11.,ytto,,. ~ H.
su, ,,,. Wv sensa4 uteet"'s w ..'o
pubic. He lntehds to llaVc copies printed for
fnvor opI -, ,,or ,on, ,.In,. ;1t,o. ~. ~.
'oss' 500. @ s.s",. ".ss.sa e'ssAecs ".
from tho sick 10 tho wall through tho medium Of
any substance which has remained In tho Infected
htmo:phnsc, A. Clothing, pieces Of paper, crock.
cry tufnltufo locks Of hair, and a1ao by aninIala
~ pct dogs and CATS The poison 10 prrsent In tho
skin Of thoso s,tk IN tho rcath In tho eccsettons
fron tho body.
Il y not certainly known at what time those Who
hate boon alex hare lo!s their lowsr Of injecting
dry particles src scpa!ating from the skin tha dan.
ger Of infection z stu present.
, 1877-02-03
SNAKE NO. TWO.


Correspondence 1se,o YarE Graphic.
HONOLULU, Sandwich Islands, Jan. e.-This
eyeuing was invited to tho office OF a PROM
ncnt firm In business hero To listen to remark
able story concerning = scsraerpcnt. I found
IN tho back room two gentlemen Of my acaua!nt.
ancc aud third whom did not know, o
bronz.d-featured, ful-bcarlcd man about 80
years Of agc. lie was Introduced to NC as Capt.
Fowler, o: the brig Aabatross, which had Just
arrived from trailing expedition to the South
Pacific. On the round table In the ce,trc Of tho
room was the log-book OF the Albatross; thesc
wezc also four glasses, pitcher Of water, aud u
square bottle continuing Holland gin. l am
thus particular to describe the details Of the
table iu order to prepare for what followed, ana
10 sdd that neither Capt. Fowler nor myself
nude any use OF tho bottle, but stuck TO
opened Ills book and read tho fotiowtng, which
Iwas Afterwards permitted to copy;
Hor. 70. latitude Fl II south, tonqltuds le:. Is
tft.t:1Littie whito After six hella thts morning.
deck. Albatross was headrd west southwest ono.
half south; Wind light and unsteady from nor1h.
raging four knota. Mate po,uted to somet Thing
about milo and hatf to wtadwaFd ovsr staEboard
bow and said he could not 'naks It ont. Whom a!.t
seen, hu thought It was paltve pFo9ps. Nhfe
hs was Looking at It il went under water ind eama
Up about 900 yatds nearer tLs bte l!e then
spoas, i'll thsrs IA nons. AZ thls limo Il was var
st,ent two miles away, and lay fos Minute q
more almost totaon!es.. Then L suddenly ts!.ed
waved IT. head from side to sldo full minute and
then di.ed unticF the water. Then Tho mste sent
yofy soon aftsf ! Kot 90 deck The er.t m,.o 9
tlms they wsrs @ al WI eonslndea It W. Wy great
defc4 tho tNnfc to load tho four r0an1 carbonate
, 1877-02-03

Congressional election returns as published IN
tic Tribune Almanac. The larHcat yote pollcd
in any ono district for Congress vas in Nebraska
L2.G90, and the largest Totc cast for any one
D,06G. Iii. Th!ocEnlortop, of Texas. lad the
largest majority Of any candidate, s2,ss5. The
Mormon Delegate, Mr. Cannon, of Utah. had q
majority Of 1859: Alr. l.uckner, Of Missouri,
comes next, with 1850; Mr. Cox, Of New York,
with t5,G9g. The largest Republican majority
In any one district was 13,475, for 3ir. Ryan, Of
Kansas, wf,oso district, IN numitcr Of votes east,
il Second only 10 Nebraska. The third district
which cast "A ,07l votes ior Congress.
, 1877-02-03
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.

10 fh Editor or 7Ae 7yiaune
CHICAGO, Feb. l.---InasMuch ns tl,cro Is being
d goolt deal said about causes Of bad health In
tho city. and proposed remedies, etc., would
like TO mike a faw practical suggestions taken
from facts and observations. Tic Mayor stated
at the meeting of physicians fe,T days a0o that
the sewerage was In good condition, With per-
laps tho exception that the mouths Of some
might possibly bo blocked. Now, admit
tiat this - al correct. In order o to
ia called q catcl,-basn on all premises
where there Is q watcr-closct or waste-p,po Of
any kind. Now, wliat arc these catcli-bns'ns9
Tsy are bai't Ike sisteFa w!l ts9 ~ eat,anso
tn. The entrance 10 these cotch.bas1ns Is lnrgo
enough to admit any and verYthlng-vcgctable
matter. o. all the refuse Rnfbagc OF tho prem.
ises. It floats down in the catch.basIn. tho exit
distance from, tho bottom. The consequence
Of tls Is, the cateh-basin becomes rottef, ccsa-
pool, Just what sewerage fs intended to prevent,
and the sastc-pipo ftom you, y4 house T. the the
md unhealthy gas from this eatsh-bastn
Immediately Into your house. I am told BY the
Health Officer that lno:t Of these hare what Is
called Q trap to shut oil thla gas. suppose this
to bo tho ease, It does not d9it choctualIy, nor
docs it make tho ccsspoo]. called catcl.basln,
my scarccr around tho premises. see no use
In sewerage II these catch.basins Or ,ccssNoosa
arc allowed TO DC Inc Fctalncf WlGH 1lrcfL cosf-
ductors into tho Promises. think they arc tho
most dangerous element that a city eau bo
cursed with, unlcss they arc. clcaned every
spring, and thoroughly purified OF dfslnfoctcd.
and taken OF By tho atmosphere thu, confined
antl allowed to decay In these catsl1-baslns. The
result Of ono Of these waste-pipos this Inst
fall was the sickness Of my wlolc family.
been told that tho remedy was . trap or cut
of. ! consider this poor remedy, although II
may lessen tho obnoxious smell and relieve tho
some extent, but tho proper remedy is the thor
ougl, cleansing Of them, aud building them with
tho outlet Immediately on the bottom, and an
months. This ono on my premises, to ny Ger
taiu knowledge, has not been examined nor
cleaned In two yeara, mud doubt whether IL llas
since It wns built. From the smell OF the water-
not, and presume shis is sals sau,n9c u the
rest In tho city. CITIZEN.
, 1877-02-03
PROSPECTUS FOR 1877.
Twenty Weetlios for $50, Postage Paid.

4 REPUBLICAN, NEWSPAPER ..
While THE CMicAGh THtnrNH IL Republican
newspaper. and contributed - much n auY 1thcr
a the United Slater to the OF its patty. It
II always independent and isaflses IN mo express
zion OF 1ts s1e"e' ana AIMS W ee tsnt sa.ast LIZ"
patt'ssn; and while building party h'sh " no4os Inc
country hi&1cE. -,-
ueHAhAA enAaA @
The general character OF THE CHICAGO IR1suHs
% TOO wei! estap'sheu :" "eeu ~. e.p''uHnon ="
t" ncws departments II ~ second - no paper N Me
United states* Tho weekly Eait'on contains
carefully prepared summary oi .he ne"s W sue
week, brought down to the hour OF gong 70 press.
Literary, poitttcat, hnanesai' eoe'A sao ss'4su''
, 1877-02-03
) opened hts mouth, but It looked rerJ thick and

etF0n4.
When he ant opened h's month hc threw b.
wlndlat'. I conltlnt tce what he simed fot Init
ana isst mis- l. The noise a. liks t',nt q ba.
rel Of hccf failing Into the hnldt but u did not hnrt
tho brig, and could not feel an} ehoek where
hhvc hit the framn around tho w!nd!a's, ana he
couldn't have picked out worse place TOT him
a. be rtruek, be let the weight Of his body fay
on The rail- and btoks It down. Then he hauled
shack and held up his head to strike again bofn
II r.. Gn @ .:sa III H. d I'D .s sst pss!f n e0?s
%; ] ordered liz Iast.xsin % iet hIm have 4
bomb GIN. Ther ottycd otdcra while the tnAke
vas pulling at the hitch, and gnt both charges into
h!T juss Al he tors t 'ooso from the eombngs:
the cathcadr. and when the bomb and bullets went
Into lin, b clipped on into tne wster ne lsshed
III I thrn he r.sea %. .sain nos mre 4 .h.n ts
yards fron, where WAS. 1iie mouth was open And
biz eyes looked biz - two Ilnaetes lie vsna very
1noath, Ind TIC bomb barst tke instant i biz. II
seemed to bewilder him md get htm ~ b. bess-
Then he Hurried around three or fouf inmates.
We left him attern willis. he WAS nurry!ns, and
yards md discd. and tlat was tho lat We saw Of
ond mates watch went below.
Nor. 1;rnt into Gambler 1,!spa q f ier r:t. wster
snes C.pt 1ens!!s KspoFt; Nv i: i'tItote sot
out rspoFted eoIncthing Ike sor.!.rsef hatt 4
m ssss I'D s@s!s ss se "a :a ssl Ts .as ~
damster1 n argsrt part iisd ans :. d y could
~h ut s :
head apparently heverely injured 10 ~ to cause
, 1877-02-03
A Terttble TRla Of Suffering,

4 German living on sanl Creek, slr miles
Eoys. IL and il yeara Old ior Thu ths
Chikaskia, alter q loaI 1T wood. travelling f,l
an unsettled country, hp lost his vay. They
started ~ Saturday and wandered u4ttl Stu,i-
luz. wero terrible. The fathsr eut long grass
viii, hls pruknile and covered tho boys; ho
Ut iutrEyals would run around to got q lttiie
was.uth IN llls alulost frozcn body, THU cruel
hight finally canu tu III, end, aMd the .uan sec-
ogutzrd bis locality aud khcw tllat lie was about
lyc nailes frun. Ills home. After getting 10 tho
tile aud thawlug out, they found that they were
frozcn tu the knees. They will probably loss
their legs. Tho only food they lad WAS their
lIttip .iog, which they killed sud ate.
, 1877-02-03
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY,

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, 1877-02-03


GENEVA LAKE, Wis, Fob. 1.-pcop1c arc In
qutzing II tl,o blue glass advertised In Chicago
is tho genuine imported article, as dcscrldcd by
Gen. rlcasonton. lie says: "The blue glass
is Of dark, mazaruo blue color, IA imported
from France, whero It Is mado. The color Is
derived from preparation Of this metal cobalt,
which is fused in the pot with tito ingredients
composing tho elasa." Must tho colortug then
be infused Ill the glass, or will painted glass
Whether this blue glass fulIlls tho purroso
expected Of IT. or not, tho researches Of Gen.
pIcasonton will he priceless, II they result tn
Introducing sunlight til Int TO-, our ho'u's # ii, +
most important element. in the re-
suadtation ut all mutual aud vcgeta-
bls life is rs carefully excluded from our living.
rooms as thnugh it werc a common enemy.
There has always seetnel to bc q standing fcud
between holsckeepers and tho ,,-~l'c strng~
Many Of our houses aEc little better tilan cs,n-
vents, as dark as tho ro1nhs. and darker, for by
lint of much struggling q few rays penetrate
prison bars; but bvtwcen outside blinds, Inside
htfuds, gorgeous curtnins, lainbrtq1tlns, Ald tic
pretty tpCGery. which tllls bay-wintows, 1t ID u
struggle, and Il hs wcAgcs In ray Or two
through IN inaverscnt crsytcc aud smiles on tic
fsown of djstnay. And 10 the Ruo1 llousekecp-
CT uslwitttng!y wcugs herself out n tlltA tourna.
ncnt with llcr best friend, falls III, worries tha
poor doctors, and then repairs to Florida iii
search Of sunshine.
Aud ths eIty child, and tho city Ktrl, pale,
dark, or cc'cry abnor1nally b!cached for fash
tonahlo market. Ii sent to the country, Rhcro
an all;pcrgatiu: sunshine rc!gns, u builders aud
housekeeperB will permit. 14klGH LAKE..
, 1877-02-03

Help for tho weak. nervous. snd lebntated;
ebfo,t}c aud psinfml diseases cared without Mell-
cine Eltet<s leits and other ppli4aees I'll 4bont
.puSoas. gooe viii fai parsisatars. n,aiisi fsee
Address Fuivcrnlxcher Gaivuu!c cvuptpy, 2G2 Vine
a1tscE Cincinnati, q